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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-04

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE DAMAGE BY
THE RAIN The recent heavy rain proved
quite destructive to property in the vicinity Of
Cumberland. The Civilian sums up the dam
age sustained as follows:
We have learned on competent authority that
the damage to the Mount Savage Rail Road,
will all be repaired by Monday night next
The expense will not amount to more than 81
600. The injury at the works was by no means
serious-the Rolling-AIill and Blast Furnace
being all at work, as usual
The injury 10 the Maryland Mining Co.'S
Road above Wills Creek, can be repaired in
three or four days; but, at Wills Creek, the
emhankments were almost entirely DESTROYED,
so much so as to require 10 or 10 DAYS for
their restoration. The bridge itself remained
hrm after the embankments had been swept
away from it. The two up trains of Cars
were prevented from returning on Tuesday,
and still remain above the bridge. 1t is a
source of sincere pleasure to US, and it should
be OF pride and qualification TO these Compa
MES that their Roads have been able to with
stand the raging flood.
Whilst, however, Cumberla nd and the i'm
mediate vicinity have escaped with a loss of a.
bout $4,000, the crops on the Potomac must
have been almost entirely swept away, Corn,
Wheat, Rye, Grass, sc.
The Catoctin, Md Wing, says, the rain
there caused the Catoctin Creek to rise to an
enormous height, and gradually overflow every
field and meadow along its course, carrying and
sweeping away the fencing and timber of all
kinds;-hundreds of wheat shocks were swept
off, and the uncut grain is laid PROSTATE on the
ground. The loss Property sustained by the
treshet, from Catoctin bridge to the Potomac
river alone) is variously estimated at from So 0
to sac, 900.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY, July3.
$4,000 Maryland 6's, I'll
1000 do SIS, 63t
shares Bank of Baltimore. 81

5 Merchants Bank, div. off, s7i
Maryland 6's closed TO day at II! asked, II bid
Baltimore 6's, of 1890, closed 98s asked, IS! bid
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds, l0lt asked, l0l
hid. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares 4Sl asked,
ass bid Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad shares
q bid, 81 asked.
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GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!?
FROM THE LADIES' FASHIONABLE SHOE
EMDnpIITlft


.s<Ea,a The subscribers have prepared-
fine assortment of beautiful andesz1Esasa
fashionable SHOES and CATERS, suitable for the
fall and winter, which they would like the Ladies to
call and examine, and can be sold at the following
prices: Caters S.; Half Caters, thick sole 81 90;
Morocco half Boots do. 81 25; Morocco Jeffeisons
do. $ll2; Seal Skin Half Boots, SLIP; Seal Skin
Jeersons, ST. Misses half Boots, thick sole, rs cents
children's Boots and Shoes, so cents
07- The above work is prepared in the neatest and
most fashionable style, with every care for its dura
bility. FANCY SHOES and BOOTS, for BALLS,
WEDDINGS and PARTIES, made at the shortest
notice. ELLIS & NICOLAI,
n57-tf No.. 80 Baltimore-st.
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The committee then rose and reported the
The speaker having resumed the chair, re-
cognized, among the members that rose,
MIR. Boyd of KY, who moved the previous
question.
Mr.. Brodhead of Pa, moved to lay the bill
on the table, and demanded the yeas and navs
which was called, and stood ayes 90, noes ll2
WINE this vote was going on, the Maine del
egatIon were whispering together with a great
deal OF earnestness, and several of them at first
declined voting, but before the vote was declar-
ed they all voted no.
The amendments to the bill were then read ;,
and many OF them concurred with and others
reserved for direct vote.
Inc irst vote taken was on striking out salt
from Schedule d. (paying 20 per cent, and on
this the vote was ayes los, noes 95.
MIR. Hugh of N. Y, moved to reconsider the
vote, but it was found that he had no right to
make the motion, not having voted with the
majority.
AT this point good deal of sensation per-
Vaded the Hall, and Mr.. Hudson of Mass in
sisted upon the enforcement of the rule which
torblds members communicating with the clerk
or remaining about the desk, while vote is
being taken.
Mr.. Relte of No., then moved a reconsider
aton, and on this the yeas and nays were cal
led, and the vote stood ayes l0l, noes los.
The next question was on inserting salt in
the free list, and on this the vote stood ayes
l05, nays l04.
! The Speaker announced this decision, but
Mr.. Dromgoole called upon him to vote.
The Speaker then voted no, making it lO5
to l05-a tie, and thus the amendment was
| lost.
On this reconsideration was moved, and
before this vote was declared, the Speaker an
nounced that a mistake had occurred in the
former count, and that he had no right to vote
the true vote was ayes l05, noes l02-so
that salt was added TO the free list. All the
proceedings since this vote, he said, were
nullity, as the gentleman moving a reconsider
alton had no right so to do.
Mr.. Tib5atts then moved a reconsideration
OF the vote by which salt was added to the free
list, and on this the vote stood ayes l04, noes
lO2, so the vote was re-consdered.
The uestion required on adding salt to the
free list, and the vote stood ayes l04, nays l05
so salt was not added to the free list.
The next question was on repeating the fish
ing bounhcs, and on this the vote stood ayes
100, noes 100.
The remaining amendments were concurred
with and the bill ordered to a third reading.
! The previous question was then moved oil
Its passage, and by vote of ayes Id, noes So,
the bill teas passed.
The House refused to reconsider this vote.
| The House adjourned until Monday.
+. ). There was some hurraing and some
Kissing when the House broke up.
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"ANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOL
cheapest and best medicine in the world. These cell
ebrated PILLS have been entirely successful in curl
ing
DYSPEPSIA, PILES, COSTIVENESS,
Cholic, Pains in the Stomach and Side, fniammaorI
Rheum atsn,
IMPURE BLOOD, DROPSY,
Dimness of Vision, Gddiness, Nervous Debility,
MERCURIAL DISEASES,
Govt Jaundice, Bilious Fever, Female Complaints
Salt Rheum, Pains in the Joints Night Sweats,
ERYSIPELAS, LIVER COMPLAINT,
Flatulency, rush of blood to the head, ulcers erup-
tons on the skin, and all diseases arising from an
impure state OF Blood. Price of Hance's Blood Pills
IS cents per box, or FIVE boxes for 81. For sale by s.
s. HANCE, 100 Baltimore St, and cor. of Charles s.
Pratt sts. Remember HANCE'S BLOOD PILLS
SO pills in a boa for 25 cts. ap24
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This Truss, for the
cure of Rupture, or
Hernia, and patented
by the patentee, Sept.
"a, 1874, is confidently
offered to the public as
the most speedy and
certain article for eff
fecting the object it
DrnfnsSes than any eY-
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DOCTOR HARRIS.


seven dools east OF The Bridge.
The oldest Institution in Baltimore for the cure
the secret dispase,
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GTKANGERs VISITING BALTIMORE
FRANKLIN GARDENERS, 1876 Market st.,
(near Light street)
| inc largest and most magnificent stock of RICH
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, TO be seen in
Baltimore-comprisng every variety of
Dress Silks Shawls
Lawns Scars
Gnghams Lace Mantas
Bingham Lawns French Embr0ideries
Berages and Balzarnes Thread Laces
Silk Muslins Gloves
China Silks Hosiery
White Goods Alpacas
Graduated Robes 3ombazines
Embroidered do Flannels
Irish Linens Gauze Wells
Napkins and Diapers Thread and Lace Wells
Regatta Linens Chantilla Wells
Bleached Sheetings Neck Ties
Prints, &c. sc. sc. Linen Lawns, &c Sc,
The subscriber contempt tes enlarging his Retail
Department this summer, by building an additional
room and is DESTROYS to reduce his present stock;
he has, therefore, determined to commence SELLING.
Off CosT, FOR CASH. The original invoices
exhibited when required, offering an inducement TO
purchasers not to be found elsewhere
Q5- COUNTRY MERCHANTS visiting Baltimore
should not fail to give me a CALL The Wholesale de-
parment (upstairs)is well supplied with the choicest
articles of the season.
F.GARDNER, 1876 Market-st.
je5 Fourth house above Light.
BEAUTlFUh sU" snSFL GSops' WEAR
The subscriber has on hand some very desirable
and fashionable articles for GENTLEMEN'S SUM-
MER WEAR, such as
Gold mixed and Dark Green Summer CLOTH for
Coats-a new and beautiful article.
Bl'k Grape Summer Cloth very fine
Striped Linen DRILLING, superb quality
Plain White Russia do do
White and f fg'd f9 MarseiIles vEsTINGs,
Light fg'd silk do
Buff Cashmere and Straw do
Light fancy CASSIMERS in great variety, which
will be sold in these extraordinary dull times pri-
ces which cannot fail to please, and call is there
fore solicited at
jelS No. 81 Baltimore-st.
SELLTNG OF AT COST! :
y BARGAINS-BARGAINS
NV ENTIRE STOCK, embracing very large and
well selected assortment of DRY GOO s. suited 10
The present, and all seasons of the year, will be run
of at COST with all possible despatch, for Cash onlu
The community are assured that this is no sham
advertisement, but that the hoLe stock will be sold
off without being repenished by any new purchases.
GREAT BARGAINS will be offered to all Wild
purchase either to sell again for family use, andS
buyers are invited TO call without delay and examine
the goods and prices for themselves. XIII
HENRY w. COOKE,
m2l Corner of Hanover and LombaId-sts.
WNSOLVENT PAPERS made out, and all in
LIZ. sCOTTi'S,
m2l No. 10 Exchange Place.
HAUSE Wells. MRS. NlCKERSON has
w just received few dozen Cause Wells, assort-
ed colors.
jes 4 No. So HOWARD ST.
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Mrs, Laura Johnson, No. ll2 Division street, New
York, for six years troubled with distress in the
head, impaired sight and general weakness. She
states, "my nervous excitement was such that the
slightest noise would throw me into commissions.
For over year was so deaf that l could scarcely
hear any speak My life has Seen constantly des-
paired Of, and have often wished death to relieve
my sufierngs" Mrs Johnson has entirely recovered
by the use or the Gavanie Rings and Magnetic Fluid.
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RALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARY,

NIB. Remember the No., SO, as the genuine ayd
cles for sale no other place in Baltimore. ala
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-22

The inflammation and disease back OF
eye IN the socket Hence the virtue Of
the Of the inflammation little rood The saye n
rubbed the temples directly the socket The
will be opened proper Precipitation viii be created md tbs
disease will soon pass OF tn surface.
PNFLEs ON THE PACE FREcKLEs SKIN,
It's hrst action To erpe an humour. dnwinr
tai the face free from
skin and frequently breaking then hea
when there Is nothing but duh epusve surface
begins to solen and soen until
delicate as ehrds IL throws freshness and upon
The now white transparent that perfectly
times in case OF fTeeke will lain
hidden and seen but sehJu Pursue the ave
appear
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Spring supplies, 1916.
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE &c. &c
PAINTSl PAINTS!!
White Lend. Linseah Oil So A.

PAINTSl PAINTSll
White Lead, Linseed Oil, &c. &c.
I.NNGLIrII Ind American White Lead dry and in oil
lL Lins-ed Oh, warranted pure
Spints Turpentine, Spanish Brown
Chrome Yellow, Paris Green
Red Lead, Tena de Sienna
Chinese Nermilion, Paint Brushes
Venetian Red Eng Chrome Green
Imperial Green oil Lltharge
Verdgrs
Turkey TIMBER, American VemlHon
White wash Bfushes-And aIso a arRe and well assorted
stock OF the best quality American WINDOW GLAHs
great variety OF Of the celebrated "Muca This
Gafs has been long and extensively city
versa! subtraction Our large complete AM offered
at low prices Wholesoe u retail
DUvAL 4 PURCELL. Druggists
my I47 Main stree,
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DIR. Y. ~. Leidy's SarsapariIIa,


For the eiTectuul cure Of scroua eysipeas rheumas
diseases Of the skin, and ell other affections in
which d would be pfoper % administer
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WIN. READ u CO.,
b r ASS FOU ERS.
Manufacturers Of Brass Faucets, Steam and
Gas Cocks; also, all the various articles
used i'm the
PLUMBING BUSINESS.
Nos. GO AND 65, CENTRE STREET, NEw YoRK.
THE subscribers prepared Manufacture have
FLANGEs ussd by Locomotive and
Engine Buideis- including OIL Cups, Couplings ae-
n B-A Silver MEDAL awarded VIM. Read q Co. for
their Manufacture Of Fsueets Institute At heir
Eihlnlnon, held oeiooeI, Is43. au l4-ly
Notice 10 Carpenters.
VIE suh'enbe' oae' the following tools for
Single and DOuOI. Iron Bench Plane,
Moulding Planes Of all kinds
Cas-; Steel Paae Irons
DO. monisng ard drnler Chisels
Do. DnwnF Knives
Chopping an! shryling Haieheus
Anger and Augef
Brace and bits, very superior
With many other articles Il line
IA. CLARKsoN co,
sp9o No III Broad street. Sign Of the H,sdsaw.
pARLEY's LIBRAHY.-JuIt received and for sale a
beautiful bodng-pu with mahogany
glass doors-for sole sAsaP by d. C. KING,
my 80 ? doors below P. Office.
CAPTIVITY OF NAPOLEON.-Ths captivity OF Ma
~ PoleOn St Helena by Nonthoon the Pm
Perors companion eTle and estaHeny EIeeuorpart
and second just reesVedy DRINKER 4 MORRIS.
ma ~
stOry'S Equity Jurisprudence,
FOURTH EDITION.
A NEW EDITION Of the above valuable Work just received
S The present edition Of the Commentaries on Equity Jur
prudence was prepared BY tie late author and will be found be
Considerably enlarged from the former editions and
His Thorough correction whole work
has len little else 70 he done, than add such
iation' az have grown out Of very recent cases
Boston April, 1886. ieis
WINDoW GLAss.-By the 'chr Las,sns.., in
receipt Of further addition, stock ofwindow
single and double thickness DUyAJ 4 PURCELL,
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WINDOW CLASSIFY the schr LaEangp we are in
receipt Of further additions Of Window Of
single and double thekness. DUyAL L PURCELL,
Je IL Main
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COnCentrnfed Tono1, Tn;c,

Concentrated Lemon Juice,
'Ok preparing Lemonade seasoning Sauces and using
any where lemons desirabe teaspoon fun
ded 70 quart Of sweetencd produces
ade equal that made from lemon will be found very
ussf IN the county, where fresh
Forsale BY PEYTON JOHNSTON
my 30 Dug,,,,
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PHILIP NJ. TABB & son,

oEiee, Main street, opposite Exchange nsnk.
A rrEND TO THE COLLECTION OF CLAIMS OF every
IN description; Renting receiving rents and selling real
properly In town the adjacent country Hiring Negroes
Getting their hires and dspOsng Of them public private
kc
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LIME precediny fieurc /,

-
5 LINZ WI pc noueea that q hieh CLOUDY
AVe3 @ @s.' '., s from AL point. Of NE sur
q NM n''1a n no ss uninssfrup,edv when Ne
NA = ~, 1, - eas sss'ss hen .e srs
WSS W" ~ ~ - - . .o-s IN ON no n shs e'ees
noe. Nv ~. az, ssa 'As :, so.v ana M a.s
,,,,.,,,s.s 49, - v. ny, .e-iy :. ' ne
,,,, 49,, s' ,, ~" ' ". me e'ooo ~
sin the Bood 4. the If- H ever become. ,n,,u,, 1, ~ ~
never require. spy ,,ssesp medicine. 90 ees., ~ ~
,ur,nr. ,.rsn, n. own -, nj .s,,o ri - i, ~
ienins huuo through the Ip.ep.br P,r.p,raor Thn. ~. -
all tina, when blood .,asnant Infected
open the and relieves i,.seom ali mpuy Instantly i
heal vitality particle Of edI
cine pores the
ee to h. not Away. the proper The Thonpsonian
inst. The Byropathist the
Homeopathic. sess sa, nanismais the Anopas, and
DOES with mercury and the clustering sosr.s Us viii
pills. pins, pins D.
To give some idea OF the amount Of the inscnbie
win that the learned DR. Lswvnboeh and
have that ave eths Of all We receive into the
esh. pounds day ~esvaeuaedve pounds vi
o'e ,, seisp,raoon, 4, 49, a., 49, .,
-, Iu.. sns ~ y. 70 snu ...sn ones 10 eheek his
1"e u 70 eenn IN e ysm nveexnhs OF an the Nirnlen
- - M ~ 49, A. 80 . INC 10y. ana even when
n ne ease. tne oa Q. % seuse principle that deter
ulcer, and Other spo,, nv ~ 'P"P"
BY sudden transition fom heat 10 cold the por,. .,. ,,o.,
the 10 d,x,lo. M
soppase Of the juiees ofir,s,s.
many eompainta 500. co.. fr -f.'Fr' :. - -
stopping ma nkpd with eou,h.
Nine Of the world d,, fm
induced by a stoypase Inrensble Pcr.piration.
easily seer leefor. how nsee.-.ry = the Gov of,s,.
bumo In IN, surf.ee "a pr,sevc b,.Ih 4, e.,,o, -
cannot be CHECKED without inducing disease
Let what course seem. IN. mo-.
reasonable to pursue to unstop the aer they closed
Would give physe YOU nnr,,
something that would do this surface the eoss
actually " would not TINS be common senscf And
no who ei,srnai application eject
reason assign Is that no medicine within their
psoe OF on"f mese circumstances present phys
clans and TO aothers preparation In IL. m
n, the WoRI Us s,TrEi n IL hh-fLLN' OINTMENT
sores. upon IN, 49,, - 49,
Of the body whether slightly or severely
has all external humor, III,
diseases poisonous wounds TO discharge their putd ana
then heals them ......
lis remedy that or the whole eutaneoas
ana esofes inc ene euue'e To It's healthy functions
TO-, -, ~, a. , ne necessity OF 90 many and delete
:, ~ $3.50 ~, o Wy snA 'h
a,n.n,on. 80 az i,..,,- sA' gives heonSeaienee or
=, S $3.50 -. \. - 49,,
o,.s,I..- 80 !, -. run al aeransensni OF N
~, isn uo of The blood to void all
-, H. ,,, ~ a. " al ~ parueies The surface
~ NJ VI "e one ahu used up matter within
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Passengers Arrived.

LyrnrooLPer steamer Grea, Bdtain-Mr si!sbres; Bs-
Blended Rspas and lady Nj Beeked, lady, and
mean and LADY. Mr. dfunay. M.sIs BpaeIasIId. Il
uad lady Atisrbury and three ehdea: Lowerby Curry,
Pedre Pages Charlton Ea9uhsr Berry, Harvey Gallo sy
Tackermsn. W Martin, n lizard ADD family, " Lewis
Lewis. Jr Martin. Messrs Allen. smith; Mr Kngslsnd aud
tle Tho, ood Jr Rou'. Wash PsaIse, ysgaap Mar a.
mon Baxter Baxter. jr,; Z Pleasantsi Ross, Gris-
wold Souellen, Dayton, Mackmch, William Bde Theo-
Keay, Miss Fitzpatrick Miss G9oden Me:srs Dsyid Hertz
LIvERPooL-Ship Howard-Dr Mailla,d. lady and child
NAPLEs-Brig Mary Jane-Francis w Rice.
HAvASA-Schr Harmonius~ Walker-John X Hunter, A
Coss.
sAyANNAu-Brg Phlura-M Eastman and lady l. Bald
win lady and two children, Mr. Kbbee LADY, two children
and Capt Hebbard and LADY, Mrs Wood Mrs Web
te Webster
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MARITIME HERALD.

Cleared.
ef E%p FssIs s';s IT.. hs
Bema sfn Be-
heM Co. seh GS
Aimazoon, PaIkha Burlington Barge Philadelphia, De
Msnday-shp Louisville Hunt New Orleans. T. Col.
Steamship Great Britain Hoskens Liverpool July 7th to
ship standing sW showing white pendant with black ball in
Ship Howard GsIlan tof savannah) Liverpool JSne 9th
at g. se % Yssco TO Mf Idm
Bari M.a'S Lane to Boston, Rio J.ns,s May
e. Of Csps Eo spoke slip YIN Tell of and Sag HI
n T.: is as q e
asa'
when 70 the south Of Rio Wa. Of the % Delaware
faF MIs.sy Tucker days from Palermo with fruit to
lat a2 49, Ion SO 90, spoke Br Richmond Lass steering
Bark AvoIa Davis days from New Orleans. with wheat
leans for Hsyre 18th Cape May. saw brig Flora
BIis ,y Jane Briggs, Maple. May 9Th Gibraltar May
as :r0tf snS Sfn sas
as pFS % sTs Sm 1r PS for Ta
Wscasse Tor Trinidad de Cuba 18th inst lat 81 lO Ion GO
IL .sSi with S pains%por s'
Br brig Hope Harriet l6 days from st Vincent in ballast
to Middleton Co. Left no American vessels port 10th
inst lat &c. Ion e. spoke Br brig Eagle from Halifax for Ja
maca.
Brig Phura Bamber days from Savannah with $50 bales
cotton 10 Durham Dlmon 18th inst, off Cape Henry
chang signals with ship Hartford hence for Saw annah.
Schr Harmonlus Walker, Malcolm, Havana July 9Th with
sugar &c, TO E Goullard.
sePr Zane Wortig from Newbern. NC. with naval
schr Patriot Lawson, from Virginia with melons and APP
Schr w Browa Francis, II days from Wilmington NC,
with naval stores, to N McCready of the Delaware
spoke bark Delaware, from Phila for Boston.
Schr Bergen, Cole, days from Petersburg, with
flour, sc, to Hunter.
Schr Stevens, Briggs. Baltimore with mdse to
Briggs Sid in with schrs Eliot for York. and Marga
ret from Petersburg Tor N York
Schr Eilicott Cole days from Baltimore, with mdse to
johnson x Lowden.
sehr Josephine Latterett day, from Baltimore mde
johnson X Lowden.
sehr Frank Baker DAYS from Georgetown, with mdse
to Sturges. Chairman Go.
Schr BENZ Smith, Decker, Virginia fruit.
Schr Peggy x Harriet. Sterling Virginia. fruit.
Schr Bold Commander, Lawson Virgin irut.
Schr Theis, Thomas Virginia, fruit.
Schr volant Lagoon, Virginia. fruit.
Schr Brave, Laird. Virginia, fruit
Schr Revel Howey Virginia, fruit
Schr Empire Lawson, Virginia fruit.
Schr Jane Hartick, Virginia fruit.
Schr Wave, Sterling, Virginia fuit.
Sloop Margaret, Sehulsze Virginia.
BeIOw.
ships 2brigs-unknown.
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We noticed in our late trip ths, ,o u
iered little during the preyalencs well They SUI.
al soSE hut have revived since the fall Of
min out II Is Of good color. Oats po,s,no' ra'her
H. RON hsr large harvest-Hamiiton Gss.,ts anu
we are glad to hear from all quarters that Tho and
aggregate abundant, Of good iality and has IN 'ne
cured ~ excellent condition Niagara Sc
Inc crops IN the Inferior of New England ,xere ,
IN more promising condition he valley of Go, neser
cut river exhibits the richness OF its sal adsd nv
telhgent and industrious cultivation in mannsr ,ha,
cannot fail to excite the ADMIRATION OF all who have
TASTE Tor agriculture. The crops of grass are beavy
si the farmers are busy at the agreeable empovmont
oil nay making the crops OF oats wheat and barley
are also excellent Some largo fields of rye have area
ay oeen cut indian corn and potatoes two grand and
indispensable staples, will afford plentiful harvest
unless injured ny extraordinary of The
elements. Boston Cou,ir
Our readers will notice from extracts that rust We
ry generally affects the wheat crop. From our own
sources OF information we confirmed in the opinion
expressed in our last as to the extent of the injury
Hamilton Gazeffe
This morning at ooelock We had fine season, which