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WATERING PLACES. &C.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAVlLLloN.-This new eorlmodious Hotel will be
open Tor the reception Of visitors and after the first OF
New York
che clear pure water Of the springs greatly resembling
those o. ny whte sulphur springs OF Virginia. have been
proved 20 he highly eiclco0s ia Rheumatic Cuianeous Bill
io,s aud Dyspepic compu and the cure Of Eryspelas
s"heuH scroula Liver Complaint, and general debility
ana m many she respects oses ta certified by OF the
most eminent medisl professors the United States) mcdc
nal Sn ea properties unsurpassed, and believed TO be
gnacd BY any m this country.
Nisd To these, the rides IN the vicinity, village
extensive views neshbong romantic scenery
anon. the offered seeking the heat
OF summer, either health or pleasure.
these springs but ie " hours ride o Saotogz, Troy
Asany sc and sable from Clnsoae the Alba
" anu utca railroad, whore carriages daily the arrival
o! the morning cars from Schenectady End Utica vs
10 the Springs distance of eight miles arriving
time for dinner; also By the Albany and Cherry Valley
city Of Albany.
Wam. cold AMI shower Baths furnished all times either
o. "a mineral or fresh water and every attention given
der the stay of visitors agreeable.
the {, w. b, GEDNEY.
THE sPMINGS HoTEl..-This Hotel viii be opened At
The above village OF Sharon Springs, for the reception OF
tors, aud combining all the advantages is dghtiu
mer residenee. JOHN V. ETTEN.
APO low
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UNyE5TEERR ST STATES hpESd EyrREss MAIL FROM NEW
sen Boso . city 70 he nf POI. Mase;;
g The C@ tbs city 10 Boston under ss n%e
asats eeniendece OF thu andorsned the
10 carr the fullest possible extent, thee views Of tie
edor vii De- ceved On botd ' tha re- % clock Mali
ococ S 10 the ' a%e o. can he & 9 'a'' four
rnohe NOTES therefore hsrby gwen ms above arrange
With Which, , y Xii ), va S IS so1s
shortest possible space OF re and TI' sc S!e seSan
Gcnerii Mail Assn,,.
USEf1fRRs TA6sf EETFEs5 ss A F9M Jay AEE
s:aSi,h.d EsTs. @si,S eySsd's which vii
Mes sndsn Co.. o e Carrying % . h
Lssf: viii H. s'@Sa.ion Linz ss
dsnee Boston from hslfat O'Clock aaa Tie tse d d.
Be received at hi. Office up 70 oslo r ~ VT"
h T G ii sa
AnsfsTEE sSS
S % s"J the mn p6 Increased
e Which msss w i BE- .oye e under S
s INIT. Of NJ JsHo,k HvN,Tny eyn
Gais p >, nGuns py With dscons cause the de
Letter. viii be received On board the o'clock s,cambo''
aee: ' until mGS lie s %e oss
dp ae T % tP as be paid rho
Mail direct TO Albany. which leaves O'Clock p NJ, from
box berg placed board said boat under the lock Of the de-
paTtment
The Messengers will through BuTo, and instructed
70 exert the greatest diligence in the performance of their du
ties The arrangement will commence the Goth
received al tins office w toa O'clock NJ and letters for the
jyI7awI r. N''' JOHN LoRfiMER GRAHAM, PM.
ATb AhITEES EwKREs ssr Nall ES 81 ALASY
sibe convenience despatch and security the
muncation the Western Route from this city the
Postmaster General has established regularly,
gers attached 10 the department from this city Buffalo
der the immediate sperntendcnce of the unde
the Goth inst.
To III. allcs possible these views of the
Postmaster General letters will be received board the
lar o'clock mail boat land if desired postage paid
from hal gas. O'Clock up to the time Of ITS
O'Clock boat for Albany and all pacs West and for Troy op
letters dspos ed i the Post Office of this city O'Clock
date places will be forwarded from Albany by the Express
Mail, under charge of the esssngers.
Public notice is therefore hereby OF the above
men' and all concerned rely the
DILIGENCE with which all mail matter will be forwarded
above III the shortest possible time and with the great
est security. 4. JEROME HUMPHREY
General Mail Agent.
New York, July 18th. 1912. jyl7 swr
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SILK BANNERS, &c.
HARRINGTON x Co, 1893 Broadway, Read street,
Respectfully inform the Order Of o. OF o. f. and their
friends generally that they prepared to execute orders
Tor FLAGS and Banners the style beauty
durability and economy having Silks made for the express
cason that will make the largest banners without dsgung
with
Specme and Designs can be their Establishment
293 Broadway, or sent TO any part Of the Union.
For style des and execution of works Of the kind
fer to the Geltys Banner, No. H. l. y. of o. F. also
Greenwich, No 40, Harmony A. Covenant S. Perseverance,
~ also Military Companies and Sunday School Banners and
the societies ST. Nicholas New England ST. George, st An
dTews, st David SC SC.
Window Shades variety from 81 each the richest
and best. painted by the eminent artists.
Snsd Glass; after the of the ancents warranted
to change color, with improve for
church windows and other public and private buildings
boats, Jacket ships, store windows &c &c
limitations of Stained Glass, PAINTED muslin for church
windows close imitation OF the real glass very ng
the glass obscured and painted brilliant coors,
very durabe and cheap " III
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LOOK OUT.
He who steals my purs. steals trash,
Bus h W o Il snes fom me o.; r,yVoof name
X 'bs me OF thai which n II cnrche. HIM,
But max me poor indeed. Il Shakespeare.
M A RSH ALL,

A It HIS ONLY TROY SHIRT DEPOT. 4 !. 90 Chatham
"A str ct makes the above oalion becsus' Others cD1eayor
20 hch from HIM tis M. fsne, and feoutA ion W.
have more h'n tie public th. impo.it prac
Used dealers and others OF highly
rclnted Troy Shis R1sOms, and Collars. Du that
positions the therefore, shall see Ties
Facts before the p.blc which will importers and
OF tn ir wicked designs Make mistakes heef os
" Mar halls only Troy shirt pot" palate awning
aud window. BE patcnlar however, to the Mar
shas window and about store No. co. only
Troy Sh Depot situated about l6 doors from the
Pearl ard Chatham streets and the right hand side in
Ch,ham street. in pUsng TO the City Hall See the name
u MARSHALLs < and you correct.
CATALOGUE OF PRICES.
Strong male Cotton Shirts, With linen bosoms collars and
wn,t bands warranted, dozen, ST. 5O-88 509-la
10 59-ll-lS-i. oIi3-G1s 5O-i7-la.go-2l-,2 $685.
20 3O-2I-2a Al Linen Shirts, er doz. 5000 50221 90
9oc52 'oS939 iain Cotton Shirts PEI dol s. 5o--i. 50
Cellars inst rcceyedln addition former large slocl OF
collars every description 1910 dozen, all Linen collars
so cents per DOZEN G2c7jcg7cSl 25l 50-i 75-2-2 3
Nrhas Byron Collars which have been highly approved
found at many q he PIE ready linen through
Troy Shit Depot. No. % Chatham street. New York. We
caution dealt and AGAINST the many that have
been made OF ate of seeing tcketed in
tone OF the windows. Kecollec marked or tcketed
prices to be in window But remember this the
cut OF with the attached will be circulated for
the benefit Of all These circulars only may be in our
window and, furthermore advise the name and
number, Ma shal No. 90" No patronage asked Of those
who beat down. jyl5 lm-c
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GOOD SUMNER WINE.

T 3. STOUVENEL, Importer of French Wines OF
the approved brands, Bordeaux Ciaret and other
Wines. He has from his old stand Nassau
to No. 81 Ann street, In, ar Nassau) basement.
Always hand the best and recherche Wines ST. Jn
liam Montfeau ST. E.teve LATTE Medoc, Sc. in barrels
half casks and Also Champagne brands Bur
gundy Hermitage Cognac Dfendy; best qu Ally
Gin, Port Wine Portusal and Spanish Wines.
j. b. s. will also sell by the dozen bottled Wine for private
families which will be Of the city, also by the
gallon otherwise to those who favor him with their
tronage.
No Wines impure sold by him, he imports them
direct.
= y. g has o?ened boarding house Hoboken opro
site Vauxh.l Garden, the main road where kept
OF the best Wines. Private parties supplied witt good
dinners and refreshments. jy2 im~c
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HATS.
HATS4 HATS! HATS

DROWN cos One Price Hat Store wholesale and re-
u tall 79 Chatham Square, of Mott street, where
fashion beauty durability and combined TO adoro
the head
to their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
imitation of beaverr which closely sembes Of all f
the costly and beautiful that the ference is easily
perceived Price three dollars. We strictly adhere
price cash system which enables furnish very superior
Hat for the price charged In presenting these Hats TO the
public the think they have reached the ulumsturn
beauty, durability, cheeppsss and comfort. SINS
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FURNITURE.
GEORGE w. DAWSON,

wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Fur
ntShtng Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
rer of Duane street, Neic York.
w HERE ne keeps for sale large of the follow
ing articles viz: Sdeboads, Bureaus, Bedstsads, Cots,
ois ChaiIs olhee and Portable Desks Glass Cases Book
Pianos, Sofas, Sofa Bed.read Beds Bedding Paeaers
tresses, Csnes Oil Cloth Mating aud Fire Irons Wash
Dressing Bureaus Safes, nc.
Also, lrgc OF men and womeus Wearing An
parel, and second handed.
All the above articles offered the p~bc
low pces PeTso IN of said articles would find
- =
shipping orden punctualy attended and packed the
shorteH nouce reasonable Bedding
&c: for h,tng out vessels, constantly ON hand.
Al orders TO the above will be p~ctuay
tended TO aud Thankfully received
NJ B-The highest prices will be given for Second Hand
aooG
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
JTIN(,

ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD
LYING.
e S ssa s
to an eYceen, and substantial breakfast dinner tea from
the choicest supplies ofhe markets with bill of fare not e1-
tel S'pf ni;s states varying sss from
MeeIs eofee e. three
ssa!, And 4. G6sI in p,9pSiOa Ths
assured Of feeling this quite "at hone 10
denes competent oyersecr whose sole and
directed to the comfort and HESRy osS and
r9Grs aS French and Ams eric. Eating s H2n.
Ps.-Open Sundays FOR breakfast dinner and ie50
A a Isl M E, s 9n SIan.. e.
pSys and de @o' 6i,a, ian3sias iuens he
SoTes,y and music can never be earl The
ec.nsm attract the curiosity and admiration Of ii
OF music j. PntenS the p,o,Tet3[ Of the esne hmsnt
pity Of hs1rias this deshal Mt h's t.e mined e
oons Of the Cafe Mile Colonies are disposed that de
N,1g ray only for Iei,ssh%ia,, The lee; and Gre
enx having engaged an eminent artistic ia that line ar ar
rived from the French capital exclusively for his establish
Frs, dry q the performance will be Tuesday jay le,h and
A CHANGE OF AIR AND OF sLENE il not only
essential TO heala but great source OF enjoymep IN he
soRns no Ss n S rs
h hoss who can ssvs New York only for few h9u Is
be.zes from the PICTURESQUE beauty OF its scenery
the many tine and commanding views presented LON the
summit Of Ca tie Point and other points these eachans
grounds-thv romantic of the SYPHILIS Cavcthe delighHS
due Of the Ean Fields liz ened ipthe afternoon b, "a
excellent band Of music all con'pr. 10 render this ~ iar ~
INST livnite place OF Summer resort Access rendered coy
by the Barclay Canal, and CHRISTOPHER Ferry Boa
which ply conantly during the day and evening" 3 2w'r
TO AHATEuRs OF THE EtyTE;1,M, Nj. gMA ;lII,.MS
having recently arrived from Europe bgs inform the public
that his Int devote portion OF his time IN giving
instruction the Fse according to the system Of the above
celebrated master
Forterms apply at II Chamberssteet Broadway from the
hours Of till 2. je24 lmeod@rc
ITO GUN DEALERS-Guns, Pistols, and Sporting
articles -
400 Single Barrel Fowling Pieces
100 Double Guns, imitation twisted
300 do do real twisted and patent Breech
1900 Pairs of Pisfosassored-l00di different varieties.
Rifles aud Rifle barels-Locks and trimmings
Game Bags-Powder Flasks and Percussion Caps
Sporting articles generally.
The above articles will be sold unhe ard low pce
by A. w. SPIES co.
iyl6 imsc 2l9 Pearl street
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CAT +; XII MOUNTAIN HOUSE,


IiiS romantic and fashionable will BE- conducted dur
nag the present under the direction and supedate.
dance Of the subscner. IL he's un vrsone complete and
hooH rpar and snsw opcn for the reception Of visitors
NO effort VIII be spared the des y IN chiac-
ter which IT has heretofore Squired.
AS heretoior, Us tables will lc furnished with every le acy
that the New York market afford. aud every possG e,
enon tsi can promote the aud nent Of is
patrons VIII be promptly bestowed. The e4dr; THIS
estabshmen AMI especially that pat Off The GunaA has
ocsn rendered perfectly smooth aud sale.
Messr A. +. Beach Co.'s excellent line will run
as heetooFe regularly between the iaans igi tl alouGta
House on the arrival Of the boats
Q. l.. REACH. Plonrefas.
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ASPIIALTUM AND MINERAL TAR.
JOHN LOWITZ,

No. 2 Wall-Sueet
AS constantly hand natural Apham ROCK ana Mine
raj Tar which used for the following purposes
FioSns Of Building. and Cellars where the exclusion Of
moisture Is required.
Canals and Bridges
Piers, Whars and Docks.
Vaults. Baths, Aqueducis >, Reservoirs, Sewers
Coating OF ron We H. prevent its oxidation by air
water.
Coating Of timber work. used At railroads, &c.
Markets, slaughter no Uses, and
Bonding warebouses where be exclusion OF vemin re-
duIrcd. iva I'm eod~r
eyOLLECTIONS-The Subscribers will collect Note
DDrss Accepances Certificates Of Deposites SC Through
Sesr iiarnden Co. from New YORK 10 Albany UPON any
VI following places and guarantee the city
Utica, Canandaigua
Syrcuse, Rochester.
Aubum, Batavia.
Geneva, Buffalo.
- hsrrpsErss.
ErA5mus Cornin-. lLorle5 ". Ocor, Albany.
PONiEROY n 90.
Wall street New York.
~ Corner Si,is aud Marke. STREETS. Albany.
pEARsALL,s OAR ESTABLISHMENT. founded N
T8 az O2 Water street, ave doors above CAttarne mr.
Vet az only establishment Of the kind in the uned states
continues TO supply the Navy the American Russian, and
Spamsh war ;eamers-as s~ped all the race boats and eae
boats ior the last Tour has the largest assocn
otoars, sweeps, and SOULS collected in place.
N The Branch Oar Store the North River slnei
shut and removed 10 400 Water street; and As save Az
expenses Of will sell enough cheaper 90 oe
come from he North River side pay them Tor teh ~
Race boats, club boats, and SOULS sold per a.,
than last year. M
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
no PAPER MAKERs.

10 PAPER Manners.
and SG New 4Ss o@
Bleaching Powder Of Boyd & Sons mste-waranted, ro
uniformity and strength edr, e a ~ s cGs . a
English yind- Machine Felting Of very superior quality,
Dryer Fetns s,rsnx fabric and of widths usually
Blue smats Having the agency Of the Sutton Compapy',
Blue smats they enabled to supply FIFE, and FIFE;
N % ,s for and Gyads %
and 9s% s q s The Above a d 'Sss w Th s
will meet with ntyArt attention m bic
BOOK BIN DING
PAPER RULING.
II. asSt 6i5ans Fool. and Ruling Msehassy' IL
ali orders "a ife dqg,Ie and hipdsSmf
10 r a n 10 H wo e % be dn s, Eir ts
sh mode II required H. has had long in both
methods mia
The Ant,-AnguIar system Of
WRITING.
GREAT kEDt CTION.
am np,s g c%>S TE WE; y TO f,yr oStl.P,
vaeil AT WITHIN means OF g. ad Is euar'nerd to be
Gcadra %yl M 30 Byoa at Gag near PARK lace
es" md nhsd a S e' Oh @ri,as 10
now 1he camrsd the present hand may be- lSee 81, i
''@n' at go ''0"d% XII THE LADIES
a visit o yELyy NV k yas LEss0S ssu, Three
pay. MIR b. is to b. from TO 4. NJ o. from tos
g-w BooK.KEEPlNG uusht by double aud single entry
g. Eysning Clsses from to Iy9 lIa.r
| iGHHTpo66YYSs NEW YORK pKlN EiSGINK Man
Hoa,e) Printing lax Of Al cGQrs, warranted equal any
s TO any , part aS Of M S S free Of OF rns
and TENDERS solicited to make trial ofths article
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RAJH HOUSE, LONG ISbAND-Ths long .aA well
- known bondn and bathing establishments having
Gently undergone Numerous improvements anon. which the
erection OF several elegant hosues Icn
the ocean, open r the reception oi company during the
season The great extent of private be h this shoTehs
perfect security N btng, eyenior llet erl cdIcn, le
nsthnc houses being wi'n stones thrw THE n3ni"ri-
the Shay, cool and dell shtnl locust ~ 1ir - Jse
The pleasant rides ia the surrouuIi count rV;.ru
dshng grounds and otcl sources he iu aid
amused en-ih beautiful view o. the 4 n.ic md the
tower bay, amo constantly eniiren b. numerous vessels
arriving outward bound render tA ny
scct unparalleled BY any in the vicinity. IT, soenmmod
ample, the rooms airy and the in the
warmest days OF summer nythng but oppressive The
Of nd distance being bu, nine miles
Iom brookrl the BY stages hours accommodated
TO business render peculiarly well adapted residence for
gentlemen of buSr in New York.
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RAILROAD LINE TO MORRISTOWN,
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN,
sa e9 sn -

M OKKl5 AND ESSEX KAlLROAD-New arrangement
-Commenciny July 81, 1912. Leave Monistown at Ga
AM, and 2P.M Leave Newark at M and PM Leave
New York al Q AM. aud p. NJ.
Fare between New York and Morristown, 81 90.
Passengers by the morning train will be Newark in time
for the o'clock New York and also III time for the
morning and afternoon trains for Philadelphia.
Office in New York, New Jersey E'ilyoad Office foot Of
Couandt street, where the Agent, L. E. Jackson, will be
found 10 take charge of the baggage.
PASSENGERS leaving New York by the o'clock train will al
reach Mosown In time for of the stages going
north
Stages will be readiness the Depot the arrival the
Cars convey TO other of the above named
places.
The puncusty will be observed the hours of de-
p,rture and arrival.
jyI9 iwsc IRA DODD. Supei intel dent.
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DRY GOODS. Sc.

NOTICE-Third Ward Meetng-Thc dealers IN d. goods
~ groceries, hardware boots and shoe hats cocky glass
wooden and siaoners, ciohir conf ciope
watch and cabinet makers and all others who feel themselves
ageved by the oppression and unwanaDtabe which
tho city authorities he If foreign pcders
to throughout the ward the and on the side
walks the injury OF several trades thereby dervng
who pay and Of privilege citizens Of making
honest living suppsrt ourselves and families particular
~ requested Greenwich street.
J,vE ~. o,.I ivfo
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CAUeHT.- George Thompson, the cold blooded murder
OF Miss Hsmlin at Bellevue and who made his escape
from the Jail at Norwalk Ohio has been captured aud ts'
ken back to his old quarters
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COuNS NNAcuuar-hh1S D0ys
Cscur CouRJ.-Nos. ls9, $50, 100, le7, 20l 2o7 2os
col 2oS 400 2o7 100 2lo ali 49, ala 2i6 27 as 2Ip
220, 6S. n, %, 100.
COMMON PLrAsNos 4, 81, a. rs "a 7o 70. IT, rs, 70,
ee 50, to 90 inclusive, 100, 81 %, %, o. 90, lO2
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REFINED SUGAR, WINES, & c.
WELLINGTON A CARTER, Wine aud Com mission
w Merchant No. New street. door from w all street
has ed from the einer, quantity of dou
BILE nd sne refined Sugar ia small oayes whiSh he will sell
At hi usual low rates, in parcels TO suit buyers.
W. a rteS Of superior Wines fail
please The old Lomeiuo Madeira OF l2, in botes snJ in
pipes hhd an casks OF various champaign caret si
other light Wines of the choicest brands, always sale
low pices Orders for any kind shall be faithfully executed
VI Tins
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kxoruyR BoU-pARy QUESTION: mere ~ sdspute be-
tween Illinois and Wisconsin respecting their boundary
the latter claiming BY the ordinance Of 81 she en-
t,ld ~, ali that porton OF country lying north OF due
vrsi line from he souhtily bend extreme of Lake Mi
bigan The Commits to locate the lands granted
bv the IT, s TO ~ os having made the principal part oil
eir selections north Of tpat lie Gov. Doty of Wiscon-
sin has lester % Gov. Carlin of Illinois, notifying
him refrain from selecting public lands for the use oil
that State within the territory claimed by Wscousn'
The Gllena Gazette Advertiser says - a.,
This 10 to be step highly Judcious on .ne
mart of Gov. Doty in fact any thing short oil would
have hcon neglect Of duty The style and tone OF the
document Is Just that il shoud bc-cool ana tsmperSe
vet finn and decided II will meet win genera aPProoa
ton here.
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NAvAL.-Commodore Barron has been relieved nom
serving member of the Court Martial ordered 10 con-
vene in this city next Monday
The vessel that is building the plan Of Lieutenant
Hunter, will hundred and ten thousand dollars
Her hull has been completed in ell msere espscts ior
sixty -four thousand seven hunircddoa She measures
IN n thousand and ter tons.
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20 Greenwich corner Barclay, Nsw York.
A regular SUPPLY Of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and
Coolsrs Glue Aloa con,ict- assortment of Mechanics
T-ols, James Screws. sc. MP SINS
CHEAP UPffOLSTRY-W. REED, y38 Bro.dwsy, be.
~ tween White aud Walker streeCarpets of every de-
sepon made and altered odt the intricate rooms-Cur
aias made and altered 10 the latest style Mattresses sofas and
easy chairs made order match any description of furr
The Subscriber having expenses of il
enabled make any Of the above articles prices
the times
Persons puchasns Carpets 'nd Oil Cloths have word
Of advice by calling above. Paper Hanging Carpets clear
lsrnasn snnfs. Ilrl &c iuk lrnAn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-14

The CRors The Wheat in Western New
York ncycr looked better than a. present. The
cold wca,hcr-aud it ha, been uncom monty cool
through May, and thu. far in JUNE, excellent
for that staple grain of this region-thoush u
must b, confesscd that om garden crops, as well
a, ia, Ildian cora, generally look sickly enough.
There is linz enough for corn 10 crow however,
provided the heat be adequate hereafter and a-
for gardens. IT j. some comfort to know that there
is yet time to repant where the early sown seeds
have failed.
Bu, with tho prospect of capital harvest Of
wheat. our people are the rcadicr reconcIlcd to
the seeming defects in other vegetation. The
Goodness Of the las, six weeks Is the more remark
able when con,rasted with the miducss OF March
and April. Roch. Ey. Post.
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Observation-Disclosures of the PILES.

We invite the attention 0f the public 10 Doct. p
Humphreys Vegetable Pile % nr5eni OF the most GER
tom r.se - or Plc>. Fi..Er,> Wounds, ChIbaius &c
before tt- public From y. >iarn. CASTER Of fhc
Fayuce County Bank. D.. r. Hlup1reyeS->.r-l csnl-
r.nced the u,e 20 YOGI onimen, Tor the Pirs weeks
and have used s0uaiv snr-. although un-
deg circumstances Ensv0rabie that di expect mlch
benefit IN the first apple s immediate re- fi tom
Tie that usually 3ep, the di,easc and th'nk
almost % not altogether we'll an 80 mot cheer lily r.
commend a % all similarly afflicted. Auburn March -
1871. sTiRIN For sas IS \a,>an-st. >oie
Tor NeriorA city and al le principal Drug stores ~
4. civ i-.fl I'm