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TO WOOL GROWERS &
DEALERS.

YHE Subscriber has opened DEPOT
Il FOR THE RECEPTION AND PUBLIC
SALE OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN wool.
in the City of New-York. The FIRST Sale
will be announced as early as practicable,
and afterwards continued at regular periods
as may be deemed eHpcdent
The extent to which the growth and man
ufa cture of his article has arrived IN this
country. forming as It does. one Of the
staples Of production, as well as Of exten-
slve import alton. renders the establishment
Of regular market, where the Farmer
can avail hlmsel OF the foil prices paid by
manufacturers. and where Manufacturers
may. at stated periods find full supply.
and SUIT their purchases exactly according
to thor wants, is moi naly desirable but ali
solulely necessary for the profit aud con
venlence Of both classes. To the Farmers
especially 1t Is all important, that they
should enjoy regular market and the ad
vantage Of full competition. instead at
beng compelled to submit to the prices
offered by spectators, whose intimate
| knowIr edge Of the wants Of Manufacturers
and whose nicer judgment IN the articles,
| has given them great advantage, and often
| compelled great sacrifice on the part Of
the Farmer.
The CITY OF New-York being by far the
greatest arket where Manufacturers find
sale for their fabrics. 1t is placed beyond
a doub. that, if the growers and dealers III
Wool. avail themselves extensively at tins
opportunity Of Offering their Wool for sale
1t will bring together, as purchasers, al
| Tho pypclpal Map n IF bn Mart IA.
ern States: and give. not only to he buyer
and seller every advantage tina, can b.
offered, but regularity aud stability To tho
market which has not before existed in TIN,
country, aud winch III other wool growing
countries has been productive of the great.
est benefit TO all classes.
Satisfactory reference given on appli
cation, and to those who desire it. az
advance in cash for a limited Period Wi
be made. Persons wishing to Ilmi, ,hei
wool 10 price. will have the advantage u
a private sale IN The best market, It til,
prices q, public sale should not reach lhel
expectation.
PersouS wishing to enter ;hrir Wonl tn
Sale. are desired to correspond early W.T.
the subscriber.
, JOHN A. PARKER.
! New York, July 10, 1887.
Corner of Wall & South 81. 81
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U.NFRIES
ITCH OINTMENT!

"HE extensive sale and established rcpu-
Il tation of DUMFRlES ITCH ONT
MENT, encourages the Proprietor to recon-
mend it with renewed confidence to the pub
lie, as most innocent as well as poWeyW
application for this annoying disease. The
most invetcra,e cases have been CURED IN
ONE HOUR. by this esteemed Ointment. 1t
contains no .Nercu,y. or other noxiouS ingrc-
dent. and may be confidently applied even TO
the younges, children, or TO pregnant females.
Price 37i cents.
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KERN s. EV Ms,
DR.APERS & T.4TLORS.

ID ESPECTFULLY invite their friends
lG and customers to call and eXa nine n
well selected and choice assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GooDs. in the line Of
thclr business consisting Of BRoADcLoTHs,
Of almost every color aud quality; a fine
entire new pattern, and of a superior quail
ny; together with general assortment Of
Trimmings. Stocks, Collars and Blossoms,
Suspenders, and every other article usually
called for in their line of business. The
above articles were bought cheap for cash,
and will be sold accordingly. All orders
IN our line thankfully received and pune
tuaily attended to.
Burlington. Sept. %, 1887.
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DR.. Keye'S
AROMATIC PILLS FOR FEMALES.

are regularly taken according to the d,rec-
tlons accompanying them. they revive and
establish the desired healthy habits, and
restore 10 HE pallid coun,enance The natu.
raj glow Of health and good spirits.
The Pills are an approved general RENE; ;
DIV in cases of Distractions; Debility; Hy.
pochondrla Green Sickness; Giddlness;
Palpi'allon OF the Heart, bad Digestions-
| Loalhing OF Food Pam of he S'ou ach !,
Shorrness Of Breath upon every little mo-
tlon. Sinking of the Spirits. and its conse-
qnences, detected c"un'enance and dis.
lIk" for cxo,cIse and conversation.
Married ladies' will find he Pills equally
useful, except N cases Of pregnancy, ,oien
they must not be taken; neither mast they
he taken BY persons of hectic or consump-
tive habits. They may b used successful
" by either men or women III all Hypochon.
driac Hysteric nr Vapourish disorders. In
a cases Of his descrp,,on,h Pills purify,
invlgorate, and revive the disordered sys-
TEN.
Price 81 so box.
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DR.. Reife's ASthmatic Pills

This exceedingly powerful, and yet
equally safe and innocent preparations, has
effected thorough and rapid cures upon
patients supposed to have been far od'
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TAILORING BUSINESS

ut his old stand next door north of ST.
Pauls Church, Burlington. H. has erect
a new shop and made arrangements to
extend his business so as To accommodate
his customers on shnr, notice with the
latest city fashions, and work done in a
stylc of elegance and durability not sur
nas,ed in this latitude, Patterns and
Trimmings furnished those who desire at
The lowest possible cash prices. Cutting
aud Repairing done az usual.
JEREMIAH TRYON.
Burlington. Sept. 90, 1887.
N. B. J. r. is very DESTROYS to settle
his old accounts. and is much in want Of
some balances due hun, and earnestly re.
quests those indebted to call and settle
without further notice
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CONSUMPTION!
asthma ! 0nd C0tarrh =!

H. tina, long train OF diseases which seem
4 10 grow with the growth OF clVIliZed
society, CONSUMPTION takes the lead
m lis RELENTLESS, luroads upon human life -
yet this dreadful disorder is easily overcome
IN It's earlier stages. 1t is only when neg
lccted that It arrives at The terrific maiurL
~ which so often battles the sagacuy #
proiesslunal science. An obstinate cough
Is the customary iorerunner of the PULMu,
NARY CONSUMPTION, Improper neglect N
the timely administrator of simple and
sn ulary remedies, l. sure to be IrprOvPd
by a dreadful succession of C0nsumpiire
SYM oms; oppression Of the breast green.
lsh and bloody splllle; uceraed lungs and
hectic fever; shrlvelled eXlremilles. and
general cmacia'lon OF the whole body I;
proslra''on Of strength; flushed cheeks
swollen feet ana legs, and at last, IN foil
possession of the mental faculties, and
while hope still whispers her flatterlng tale
---cnld eXiremllle-. and premature death.
For the various Stages of Tins complaint,
one of the most approved remedies ever
vet discovered is
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assailed by the propretors of other medicines
as a mercenary quack, because he is said TO
recommend his medicine in large quantities,
and iha, no good medicine is so required
The fact is. that any medicine having Mercu.
~, Arsenic, Anthony. or Hemlock in il conld
not be taken IN large doses. because if il were,
such medicines would destroy life at once
He does no, say The medicines 10 which he al.
ludes have those ingredients in them, but il is
evident, from their directions, that great care
is required in the taking of them. Now,
Btandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills can be
taken at all times, in large or small doses, ac-
cording TO urgency Of symptoms.
Such is the reputation. and so great the de>
mand for the Genuine 'Bradreth's Vegetable
Universal Pills that n counterfeit article is
made, advertised and sold as genuine and
some individuals who sell the counterfeit pills
have advertised themselves as my agents--that
have found ii necessary, TO preserve the rep.
uta,on ofmv pills, and save the public from
imposition, TO furnish every agent with Ger.
tifica,e. which is as follows:
Brandreih's Tesetabie Unirersai Pills.
SECURITY AGAINST CoUNTERFEiTs.
The wrhln named. Fare a. Parmelee OF
Mlddlel own, Conn. are my appointed ecu
eraI Agents for the Safe of Vermont, Con
nec'cu' Except fairfield Coz Hampden
Hampshire a. Franklin Counties, Mass.
Cheshire g. Sullivan Counties. n H.
In The United States Of .Amer'ca.
And this letter, which is signed by me, b
l'RANDRETH, m my own hand writing
must also b. signed by the within named
Genera Agent, whose name will also ap.
pear IN III" principal papers IN The United
States. This caution has become absolute
ly necessary, To guard the public against
The numerous cUuntericits which are out o
I, he above popular medicine.
B. BRANDRETH, NJ D.
New York, Feb. %. 1887.
Fo- sale by s. E. HOWARD, Burlng
ton-FulIer g. Huntington, Richmond
Fletcher & Woodman. Wlllston-J. ~
Answor'h, Mll,on-Potter. Gull. g. Co.
Fairfax-L. Tyler, Essex-L. James. Geor
g,a--James Russell, 81. Abans-F V
Goodrich. Swan,on-S. X. Plat,, Highga,'
WIN Green & Co.. Sheldon Chafier &
| Lows Berkshire, Thomas Fuller e. Son
MISUNDERSTANDING on d Dean, Bakers
| feld-Tower & Cakes, Underhll-G. B
Oakes. Jerco.
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Etna Insurance Company.

NNHE subscriber continues To insure all
- kinds Of real and personal property
as agent for said Company, to whom ap.
pEcatlon may at all times be made at his
Office in Burlington. TIE established
reputation Of this c mpany for stability,
fairness and lIberalhy in their dealings
needs no further commentator.
VIM. A. GRIswoLp.
Burlington. Aprl 6, 1886.
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WOOL.

pENHE Winoosk, Mills of Burlington will
n take WOOL TO work on shares, or
exchange for Sa,,ineltes on Delivery of the
wool
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DIR. HORACE HATCH.

OFFERS his services TO the 'nhabl' ants
~ of Burlington and vicinity, IN the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Office in Church Street, opposite the
Bank of Burlington
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20

Making 3 per cent. assessment for
the year; which is to be cast on the origin
al amount Of the premium note. without
reference to any endorsement, and the
same to be paid to he Treasurer at his Of
flee in Montpelier, on or before the 18th
day of October, 1887. An opportunity will
be presented to forward assessments by he
members fthe Legislature. and those who
neglect to forward the amount when due,
are referred to the 9Th Sec. of the Act
attached to each policy for the cousequen-
ces.
BY order of,he Directors.
HOMER w HEATON, Treas.
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NOTICE
TO REEUNEATIC TTTVArTDe

DERSONS suffering under heuaaic AZ
d fchon are respectfully assured, that they
can obtain Of The proprietor and his agents a
safe and admirable remedy for RHEUMA"
TlSM, however obstinate the disorder may be-
and in all its different stages.
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Price SO Cents.

A fresh supply just received by
Lathrop a. polwIn. Burlington Beck
wiIk G., Dyer. Salisbury A. p Roscoe.
New Ilav"n--M w. Hnsey. Monkt0n--
NJ Hull, Hlnesburgh-Fierchrr g. Wood
mao, WuIlston G, b, Martin Charlo'te--
E, Lyman. Ferrl,burgh-L. Brxby, Ver>
g"nue, Fletcher g. Miner, Brdport-~
lien Wught Shorrham.
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SORE
AED TNEL MED EYES

rgNfiF. studious, the weakly. and others.
a who are troubled with soreness or in
hamma,ion Of that delicate organ. will he
able to obtain most pleasant and Invaluable
application. in
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D'Another agent writes ~ wish you 10
forward me some more Of Jebb's Eminent.
whice has recommended itself very highly"
Price SO cents bottle.
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Pencils, Letter Paper, India
Rubber Quilts Crayons, Red Waters, CORD
WATERS, TransE aren't Waters, Ink and Ink
Powders, Drawing Paper and Boards Gold
and Silver Paper, India Ink, gold Bordering
Paints, Brushes, Pen Knives, Visiting Cards
&c., for sale al the Variety Shop by
Sept. "a. PAEaBoRN d. BRINsmAID.
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FIRE.! FIRE!

TNHE members of The Vermont Mutual
Il Fire Insurance Company are hereby
notified that the following assessments
have been made by the Directors. on all
notes in force, on the following days, to
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DE.NFRIES
( Ey.I W.A=E !

THIS well established Uosh far The Eye, is
perfectly innoccn. and gives immediate relief,
even in very aggravated cases oisoreness and
Examination Price - cents.
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TATED FEMALES.

INHE complaints peculiar to the female
l. part OF the community, have been
long successfully treated by the administra.
ton of the aromatic Pills, originally pre-
scribcd and compounded by Dr.. RELrE.-
They cleanse the blood from those disor-
ders Of he female constitution, for which
the Pills. are an efIcc,ual specific; they
tcslore a free circulation reform the irreg.
ular operations of The sanguferous system.
and rect'fy the dIsordered habits. The
proprictor's confidence in the superior ex-
cellence of this equally innocen, and pow
etiul preparation, Is founded on the most
decisive testimony from many restored pa
tents He can assure this portion Of the
public, that when
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STATE OF YER.MON'T, }At a Probate

STATE OF YERMONT, ! AT a Probate
DISTRICT of CHITTENDEN SIS. Court holden
at Burlington in said District on the 9th day
of August A, ID. 1887, upon application Of
Ase Harris, one of the heirs Of the Estate of
Asei Harris late of Colchester in said District
deceased requesting division of said Estate.
IL is ordered that said applicant cause the
several persons interested in the said Estate;
or their attornes, if living within this state,
to he not fled by publishing his said appllca-
ton, together with this order three weeks
successfully in the Free Press, a newspaper
printed at Burlington in said District, 10 ap-
pear before said court at a session thereof TO
be holden AT the Office of the Register of said
Court in said Burlington on the 30lh day OF
September A. ID. 1886, 10 make objection TO
such division if they see cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington this
9th day Of August A. ID. 1887,
WM. WESTON, Registsr
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To he Hon Pr0bale Court Tor lie DtsEricl Of
Ch,Nenden.
TIME undersigned Asc Harris Of Colches.
l. ter in SAID District. one of the heirs OF the
Estate of Asel Harris late of said Colchester,
deceased, respectfully represents, that he holds
one fifth of said Estate jointly with the other
heirs thereof, and being DESTROYS TO hold the
same in several,y, he prays the Hon Court to
order division of the said Estate and to ap-
point committee for that purpose.
Dated at Burlington in the County Of Chit
tenden this 9th day OF August A. d. 1887.
ASEL HARRIS,
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rs most respectfully solicited, by the snb'
i scrlber, to an Invaluable Preparation, tho
merits Of which have been tested by TIME.
and are sIsrAINEn Fly nNnnLnrEn TIE srIMnNY.
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j. TRYON.

ID RESPECTFULLY notifies his cns'o.
IL mers aud the public that be continues
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-02-17

Mrxlco = In Senate. q r.
ipe following Message wa, ,. ."'''aII
President relative 10 our 0fI,i ''i'edts
Al the beginning or,b;. VMA
was informed that our Claim '''l0n' Ca
Ind not been adjusted, bu, ,6a, up'a
ing Tie irritating effects nnos lssslb|
OF the movements in Texa.r Iu heasI
iorbearance to avoid Tho - nolal,,|
bringing the subject Of ,bs'' ''Illdl
That .bope has been disaruaO y'ua
in vain urged upon tia, Gdps .'u''d
ice Of these claims, and N. ,IaSit
obligation that there should & "alIs
delay IN the ACKNOWLEDGE e nj
redress, of the injuries Conn., Conn., 'e
duty requires that the WHO'LL ,.1
Dc presented. and now is, q, ' =
Congress, whose exclusive ae'a
eide onihe further mea,u,.. ',s@
employed. The length Of j.; !" Dela
Of the injuries have been co ,,,,,' ''a'.
Pealed aud unaysilinQ apnI;' .aa
dress the wanion character If
ouirages upon the persons and s y.
our citizens, upon the FAC If r'
States. independent Of reren, Is
Government and People bv h. I'
binary Minister. would JUSTLY !. ~ 4.
all nations, immediate war 7" ~'
That remedy. however. sboog
by just. and generous nalions Ivy ~
their stsengih. Cor iniuries Con- ,s:.
can be bonorotly avoided, and i 4.
Iedio the, that considering he s, -
barrassed condition Of Tia, , rss
should act both wisdom and 60 800
giving 10 Mexico one mOrr oss.a
atone for The past, before We n.
into our own hands. To avoid N
cepiion on The pan Of Mexico !,
protect our own national cbsrsc,, \
proach, This opportunity should !.
with arowed design and full O,so'.!.
take immediate satisfaction Il \ n
be obtained on a repetition oflbe A.,
Il. To this end. recommend IT,
De passed, authorizing reprisaIs ,DJs
of the naval force oil the Uoaed s..
the Executive against MeSro !
them 10 The event Of refusal b. 4.
can Government TO come 10 an aur,,
lnsiment Of the matters in coulr0,,,.
tween us, upon another remand
made from on board one Of our :.
war on The coast of Mexico NJ
men,s herewith transmitted, with aL..)
TO the House Of Representative, M
VIII enable Congress 10 Judge Of lL.r
ely OF the course pursued. and 10 dst{
on ihe necessity Of that now recouu,i]
IL these views should fail 10 ussb
currence Of Congress, and that bod,
% ind in the condition Of the afsinbs<
he two countries, as disclosed By tie Z,
documents. with those rsI.rs
any well-grouuded reasons 10 hen.s
adjustment Of the controversy beassi
ian be effected without a resort 10 hi,
ires ! baye felt il my duty 10 rrns
hey may be assured Of my coernz
my other course that shall be dsrad
'rable and proper.
s,;, ANDREW JACEsQ
Washington Feb 8 1881 81
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FOREIGN NEWS.
] Lale and lnteres.inE iton Eu.l.

Another dtiempt 10 AssdsHnais he EaI
| the Eenek
BY the packet ship England al Nss 1
London papers to the evening d ia
I'd. and Liverpool 10 the 4lh. are rssslS
They bring The speech Of TIE Es
France al the opening Of the Chankui
the news Of an auemp, 10 assassiaas
while on his way 10 deliver it hu
was lined on one side BY the NalionalCz
and on the other by troops The LIN.
the Quai des Tuilleries, a few pia
the iron gate leading into the sardss
opposite to the Poni Royal. a pIsloln
al the carriage, just a, the momenl VIZ
Majesty was saiuting the crowd as;
to witness his passage. The assasA
pears. took advantage OF a slight cE1
the line Of troops by whom TIE AA
surrounded, 10 approach within asa
Of the ROYAL carriage. The King ~
struck. The ball broke the glass. Rs
tween the heads ofthe Dukes Of 0rds
Nemours. and lodged in the uPpi
the carriage. The pistol was hrsdg
dividual who formed one Of gFouPa
young men. placed Immediately e'p
National Guards. One only fired
moment the report was heard, anO'Ss
party had his arm extended, and H1sS
point Of pulling the trigger Of s'ts'
iol, when a by-stander struck down y
The third had also a pistol in BIS n'.
had not presented il. The report A'n
procession into some disorder. nn
carriage stopped suddenly, HIS y
put his head out Of the window, sPo!s
eral Of the Generals who formed Sna
and asstifed The people that be VASE
Some spfmters Of the glass, hove'e.
the faces 9f the Dukes Of 0rlsan''r
mouIs. The Prince Royal was fA
The right ear, and the wound bled Pr
The Duke de Nemours escaped WIZ
scratches on his right cheek.
The three assassins were immease
rested. and taken first to the post W..
:olors Of The National Guards are aq
and thence 10 that of the CommanonITs
Palace, where the Project Of the rss
lived shortly afterwards and lO'sis
hem. They all assumed greal, "
md declared that they had acted o. Y. y.
rec will, They refused TO dlselss
iames. and had even taken the pro-
'bliterating the marks Of Their lln'a !.
The assassin's name is Meuulsls
be son Of a carriage maker, reslc'Ss n
iillette, a suburb OF Paris on Tue
Dad. His.motive for attempting VA
lie Of the, King. was, il seems =
'orld OF one Of the Orleans bfau's
'ourbons, for which he says he 1 ~ v
lill boy. conceived an implaeaDs
M. Dupin has been again chosno ~
ent Of the French Chamber o. ~
aving received 1913 votes oul o. a. -
luman received &C. votes; NJ ! La s,Jss
len. Jaqoenopt andM Curln Vl IN
Iipisieriaf candidates, were cp'''
'tSitS utos $50 = - ~ -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-26

bsund passage thlrty days
hoursnd Of he passage nineteen days and
seven hours
Captain Mcdonald of the Sara Baltimore, from River
Gambia, (Aical reports that he took pilot off Cape Henry
l4h inst and got 10 sight Of the Capes when coming on 10
blow from nerhwsrd was compelled e stand of-was blown
into the Gull Stream and narrowly shpwreck being
Obliged 10 lay TOO TOR "a hourscrme into the the 10Th
sept Sth lat 54 ~ Ion 1910 W. passed close vessel bot
tom up win mast and sails standing in their proper places IN
der waterhad white streak her about
lao TONS bottom not coppered and of the false keel art
newand not painted payeasaw some casks and sIna
Dsa near her. the day About go miles NNW oil Cape
Hattera passed the Janet of Lsndcn dmased and aban
doned The Sarah has had heavy gales since passing Ber
muda.
FOREIGN PORTS
MADEIRA, Aug. 2eOdessa, Deming, New York, 10 days
GREEnecK, Aug. 1L-Frances, Griffith, New York, 10TH
HAVANA Sept 6-havana, Ellis, New York; Russia, McMa-
nus, Liverpool unc; Isabella, Gordon, unc.
UNITED STATES PORTS.
Boston, Sept. 23-Ar Fancy, Chase New Yerk; REESE in
Bloom, Crowell do; Trader Nickerson, do.
ALEXANDRIA Sept 20-Beow, Robert Gordon, Atwell,
New York; President, Jardon, do
RcHMssD Sept 2l-Spd, Lagrange New York; Columbian
Eagle do.
FREDERIcKsBURe, Sept S3Ar. Premier, New York-cpd,
Tripoli, skinner do.
WAsHIsGToN. N. G., Sept lS-Ar. Nonparei Jones, New
York; Smith, Fowler do-cld, Benamn Douglas, Harri.
son, do
PENSACOLA, Sept 8-Ar Matilda, Ashby, New York.
New ORLEANS, Sept l6-Ar. Mary Rowland, Weare, New
York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-26

ohio; but usa generally secuted, and had died
away The editor of the Ciscnnat Gazette lately took
Journey of four miles into the country that he might judge for
himself by actual inspection the real state Of the crops
The was, that he and confirmed of the
abundance Of the produceness Of the and
with be conversed the subject agreed with him. shat
ch harvest and 50 saved is of occurrence in the
land.'
The Albany Argus says that the crops where album
dant although in the counties bordering the Hndson buck
st occasionally corn felt the effects Of the late
frost Now how does this TALLY with the following from 'he
Poughkeepse Eagle Saturday Does not that village Dor
der on the Hudson'"
1t viii doubtless be qualification to all interested In the
situation Of the learn that the bucohe crop IN TINS
country the largest BY four fold that has osn raised
twenty Large quantities have been sown ana he sea.
been favorable that yields most abundany and
entirely free from danger from frost.
The buckwhea and other crops are also pronounced
in the neghborhood Oswego Toga CO. NJ ~ to be highly
promising and is there considered good sign the times
that the lumbermen OF that region turning farmers
The wing exhibits the prices of -four, wheat and corn