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PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPING,
M CEDAR 9TREET

rye e Marsh Accountant, author of the Science Of
Single Entry Bookkeeping improved"
COURSE OF INSTRCCTlON.-The public is respect
fully informed and assured, that the pu pursued by Mr.
Marsh, reaching that branch truly
practice in keeping books rather than Of lectures
the theory.
To be practically useful and particular know
ledge Bookkeeping required than possibly be mpar
ed by lectures.
The pupil faithfully instructed and well exercised in all
the operations connected with Of partnership
Books in Orenpg CONDUCTING and Closing the in max
Trial balances, Balance Sheets Accounts Current
Account Sales aud calculating interest Discount profits
Losses Equation OF Payments Exchanges Cnencies &c
stitutng set and Il person Of good capacity will by this
and will received certificate to that effect.
Prospectuses with terms obtained the Rooms from A.
NJ too PM. m RI
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NEW LEBANON SPRINGS

- COLUMBIA ALL, Ma rs. iee-This "a vor;ts pv,c.
t ofrsso and rsadyfor the r.cspten Of com
being nader The OF its old proprse,
Hsa,, Hull PresuTins % his long experience css.rs,
the snail be such the wants III hs
most astdous, whether taryng for the shorter
l~Y1od
je3 1mrc HENRY HULL
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THE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure to announce that
his house, at Bergen Point open for public
eommoda,os hotel on the Jersey aide he. long beer 4:
iany manson has been rtted in elegant Style with many
uew rooms and other important additions.
The grounds beautifully laid ont and what with Ia
rant shrubbeIy, charming walks agreeable drives ana ~
rural Families who wish 70 Pass cool and quiet
summer can be provided with rooms or suits o. o. %
ber choice Fish Of almost every vafyty ABOUND Id inc
and the aeshbonG woods srs NOT ssnc.snt Y game
The Paasaic pying betweelNew orr ana NewMk
ssops he an1ns "a front OF the house, four times day,
and the ctssns Of New York Cannot hqd mors beautiful
6ns III sSd ~ nay . *. =
Tie gwen II Of o''-Do" DANIEL W. LOCKWOOD
h r...ie for Nswsr the foot OF Barclay
AZ 10 n and NJ landing 10 front Of the sbcve place
hs Port Richmond boat leaves pier No AT q H. 3h and
osoek Al Port Richmond thsrs will be boats in attend
sacs TO convey passengers, and land them at the house
fnsr
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hED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE CO., VA.

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE will b.
the summer usual for the reception Of vi
Its fame in the relief OF pulmonary Diseases
ersnd9g overs period OF City years. sustained by facts
tent and peculiarly Of its medicinal virtues however the
reader 10 referred work The Mineral Springs Of
western Virginia by VIM Burke, to be had Wiley +
Putn.ms The object Of this adys semen 70 say that
comfortable and that they will be treated with uni
form courtesy and kindness while the charges viii be found
moderate the moderate Of the Springs There
will be respectable physician i ATTENDANCE The roads
good order and the beautiful Turnpike Road the Blue
sulphar will have stages upon plying between the two
Springs which will ahord Opportunity OF visiting
my2 lnsrc THE PROPRIETORS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-06

A J; CUNNINGHAM has removed his stock Of Watches,
IA Clocks Jewelry Silver Plated and Britannia Ware from
"a TO rax Bowey NEW storesl opposite Delaney
Gold Silver and Steal Spectaces from $o Pero
cal from 81 80 $0 Glasses kinds and suit all sights
ground and fitted Watches Clocks Jewery and Music Boxes
nepaired and warranted alq lmsr
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TO DEALERS In WOOLLENS.
II MIGEON K CO., 3tl West street, Re-fnishers Of
liz Cloths and Satinets The gold medal has
Woollen Goods.
Refers Messrs. Wolcott sade, 60 Pine street, William
c. Langley Co., 50 Exchange Place. Of Broad
left. myi Ims
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SfiEEI BhASS.
JAMES g. NOFFETT No l2l Prince street, between
Wooster and Greene manufacturer Of Sheet Brass
has on hand and is constantly receiving from his mill large
Wholesale retail lower prices than any other place in
States
j. G. NJ. will deliver goods sold by him any Part Of this
city Brooklyn shipped board of any vessel free
charge.
Inn
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COUNTRY RESIDENCEF FOR THE SUMMER,
at BEDFORD l. l.. three miles from South Ferry, and
- $780,. the Railroad Depot
- a COIIA0E, containing two parors, (f6 feet,l
Ell norary ana dining room FIRST floor eight Cd
Inm noor .md sttic with kitchen, &c. stable and
Guiding lane garden and for COW Convryaaees
frequent by omnibus and railroad the city will be et
Tor the summer months with or without furniture.
Applyto GEO. b. FISK ~ William xtreet
Also French Coase on O.iord ssrss, man p.rwsn
uers G.rdcn ~ miles from South Fery with stabs and
twelve lots ofground enclosed The cottage has n1rssIv
Kitchen Se IN basement two psIlors and breaLia room
on IT, n9o anu TOUT osaIooms on second deorw be
myx5 Nv IN - = @oove
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OF, PAINTINGS

II ENRY BENT respectfully informs gentlemen and the
trade that in failure he win the business Of Lin
Pictures only, which will be executed las heo the
best possible References equred 23 Broad
way, New York a23 m re
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ITO JEWELLERS. MINIATURE PAINTERS &c -
G. j. HARTNETT. No. Courtlandl street, nsa
Broadway wholesale and retail Manufacturers of Travelling
Wrng Dressing and Jsyslry Boxes Miniature Cases and
Tor silver Pats neatly arranged order Also, Trays
made and fitted Jewellers show contain Watches
chains, rings, keys, pins, thimbles pencils, &c
variety Of the above articles constantly hand and
made order with and despatch No. Courtland
street, New York my12 lmsrc
(NALF SKINS y sLAUGHfEk HlDks-3uO0 besl qua
~ ly City Calf Skins, selected. Also light mddling,
mv5 i'm nc JOHN HiNS aaa fiiyahsrh !.
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10 LIE I.
OOM9 20 let l7e Broadway suitable for oess Also
~ furnished Rooms Enquire on the premises, q
l. n1iln barrels II 6..i III "a 4 Co., = sou.s
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COUNTRY SEAL FOX EXCHANGE
For unimproved improved proretv New York city
LARGE new two story aud attic frame Hou,e. 80
esf feet square, and cellar under the wholegaret all
hard fnishsd metal roof piazras front and garden
New York within miles of rail road in full and
directly mplsted aud char cred rsros Any
the properly offered &C. TO W., Dor 2s57 Lower Post Of
fre. viii he auended 10 lea Iwsm
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REMOVAL.
nR. TOWNSEND's sARSAPARILLA DEPOT vii
~ be removed the LIST Of May 20 i Fulton street.
door the Sun Once, sign Of the Big Bottle.
N. Block for eounterfeits and mpoxors Nee tbs
every bottle signed with the written sgnsturs Of
Townsend Owing the unprecedented Of this
Gle company has been formed TO put up spurious
the same shaped bodies. Look out for inpcstors.
a1 imsrc
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FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY
MO. THREE COURTLANDT STREET, DEPOT for the
~ sale Of the Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soap, Highly
Scented Toilet Soaps, Elegant Extracts Esences Coognes
Hair Oils Pomatums together with every oher article
line Country Merchants, Druggist and Dealers general
invited examine extensive where they
can be supplied Al the lowest rates.
Superior pale and No Soaps Patent Chysaue Candles
always had
Al tmsuc Johnson VROOM X FOWLER.
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Under the call of the Adutant General We learn that
respectable number ofpersons have already volunteer
for troops In the present crisis. In this town. some
thirty members OF tbs Concord Light Infantry, under
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SCUIT'o BAZAAn,
IA p,@.S,~> sfs.sct snsf oC Rxau dsc0ss

"a Prince street, east Of BroGdscGy.
SANDS SCOTT late Of the Bazan DEFY street. beg. TO
- acquaint his friends and the public, that he has
opened the above house STYLE and hopes
merit fair share Of the public patronage From long expe
business he aers himself be able please the
most fa.tidogs the accommodations Of his house for bus
and comfort he believes be surpassed by any
house Of the kind His patrons win always Ind the house
well supplied with the best Of thing market affords
the way Of Aes, Wines, Liquors and Segas Steaks
Chops Cold Cuts Rarebits Posched Eggs, Tea Coffee and
fact large assortment Of Refreshments at all times un
q all times rendv. mviq In rrc
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PURCHASERS invited call Chambers ware-room,
No 3ss Broadway, for superior aad warranted scticle
all Imsr
7O0, 600 HAVANA & PRINCIPE SEGAKo.
lIU Bales HAVANA TOBACCO. a. follow. -.
San Roman, Rioada do, Esperanza do,
La Victoria, Lafayette do, Washington do,
Esperanxa, Rionda Congresses, Lafayette do,
Rionda, Do. Plantation, Principe Ste amboat,
Lafayette, Principe Justo Sanz VITA. Jajo Tobacco.
The whole entitled to debenure snd in lots to suit For
sale by b. NJ PICABlA,
my7 lmsr 1T Front ST.. near w all. up stairs.
SHIP MUSkETS AND PISTOLS.
nNE THOUSAND Aluskets. with Bsyonets, in good or
~ der; 800 pairs Boarding Pistols, for sale by
A. w. SPIES 4 CO.. 81 Maiden lane.
1000 elegant United States banded Muskets in lots suit
purchasers.
Also. kines and Sporting Gums. mv22 imsr
$4,000 TO LEND,
an BOND AND MORTGAGE for Of wears,
~ productive real this Brooklyn The
above named belongs estate in trust and will be
divided applicants Apply to s. g. BROAD,
No. II Wall street, the Croton Water Office Basement
a I msrc
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NEw ORLEArs, May %, 1876.
Thursday IL O'Clock. !
We have at last later news; what there Of is very
important but it is only three hours later than the Alaba
mas news, which arrived here week since. We are
every moment expecting nearly ten days later news
The Telegraph, which brought this news has been lay.
ing at Galveston for REPAIRS for week fear the steam.
boat Sea- from the Brasos lostshe should have been
in week ago. As the wsy-ma will soon close, I must
do the same.
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Resolved, That extend this invitation 70 gentlemen
Of this city who may feel disposed to unite in organ
Resolved that the Independence Guard tender the
ofher Armory for the purpose of organizing said Reg
In pursuance Brigade orders the Commandant Of the
Tenth Regiment hereby soici the voluntary services
Of such members feel disposed to respond to the call Of
ments required from this state to be hold IN readiness or
duty the southern frontier Applications may be made
NJ from th. daie until Is,h Instant Nv order Of tho
Colonel
Seeing article in the New York Herald copied from
the Albany Atlas stating that the Fire Engine Company
teers wish to Intern the public that such 10 not the
and that the Company represented to be in Albany
is in no way connected with the Engine No. 20 OF this
city.
JOHN CLEMENS, Foreman.
JOINS II. SHEPARD, Sect'y.
The undersigned invite all the citizens OF
Syracuse and Vicinity friendly TO vigorous prosecution
Of the present in defence Of American rights against
the invasion ~ Mexico, to meet at the Market Hall on
Thursday afternoon 4th inst at o'clock, M.-Syra-
euss Star, Juns4
81 y mostly from sss
Hampshire. He marched through tho streets in the
morning with Dag and fife and drum and rattattat
An advertisement in another column SAYS the Boston
Courier that Mr. Edward Webster has open-
ed list for Massachusetts volunteer at the corner Of
and public spirited gentleman Of this city has We learn
rendered the sum OF $500 to the company Of volunteers
now enrolling under Capt Coy About fifty have signed
and are ready TO march TO the battle field"
The Salem advertiser announces that the Salem Arti
lcry have volunteered, almost unanimously their sefv.
ses IN the present emergency This is the company ma
loaned their guns to Governor DORIS party ~ hhoae
Island.
aM NEW HAMPSHIRE. .
Under the call of the Adjutant General We learn that
respectable number ofpersons have already volunteer
ed their services TO meet the rcquon Of the Presdent
for troops in the present crisis 10 This town some
thirty membsrs Of the Concord Light Infantry, under
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| PIANO tUhIEo.
PURCHASERS are invited to call at Chambers ware room,
No 3ss Broadway for superior aad warranted sctcle.
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WRAPPING PAPEK
S(MN REAMS Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper, Crown
OVO ana Double crown. just received and for sSe by
PkRo0E 4 BROOKS
az imm MeeA q NAaasn street,
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p LIFEl! LIFEn!

GAN that a man hath will he give for
his life" so we find recorded in the most
ancient and best books, but as we see
thousands dying around US with Con-
sumption, Group, Cough, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Splitting Blood and other Pulmo-
nary affections, we are led to doubt the
correctness Of the above assertion, es-
pecially since it is so we'll known that a
certain remedy may Lo obtained, which
always arrests those diseases
DR.. Jayne'S ErpectOrdnt never fails 10
give relief, and cures after every othel
means have failed. This can be and has
been proved in thousands Of instances,
where Il has effected radical cures, after
the patient had been given up by all his
friends and physicians.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRlESTLEY & MOSBY.
August 8, 1916. 47-49
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mac % Fesound 70 the m~anufaeure Of olmost
all Kinds OF wooden fabrics. They cam rs.r
ihe wool with comparatively Iiulo eyssnss
and manufacture il all within their own bor.
ders. 9Vs
Inc citizens desire our lawsto be extended
over them, and have established a provisional
government of their own, and adopted. as far
Is practicable, the laws Of Iowa Territory
The following officers have been elec,ed;-
George Aberneth, formerly Of New YOrS.
Governor; John E. Long, from Kentucky, Sec
retaFyi and Peter H.. Burnett, from Missouri,
Circuit Judge. The Expositor adds:
They will be gratifsd to learn that there is
now a prospect Of a territorial government be-
ing established for OregOn-but our informant
assures US that the boundary Of AZ degrees.
and the surrender Of Vacouver's Island. will
give great dissatisfaction. He had travelled
almost all over the whole country, and. instead
OF a bleak and barren waste, describes the
country north of 40 degrees, as equal to, if not
surprising any other portion Of the territory
ior agricultural purposes. He describes Van
couver's Island as one Of the most important
points west of the mountains-its harbors be-
ing almost indispensable to the country south.
This is looked upon as an important kew to the
whole country, and they will dlsapprobate its
surrender.
The emigrants ale generally well satisfied,
and advancing rapidly in improving he coun.
try. A large proportion Of them are engaged
in agriculture, and from the extent Of their
operations, and the productiveness of the soil,
will be fully prepared to abundantly supply all
their fellow citizens from the States who may
join them at their fartheat western homes.
Health generally prevailed.
Cows'are worth $25to $50, oxen $75to $50
American horses of good quality $3.50 to SaOO
Fork 10 cts. Bacon Is cts, and Beef5 cts per lb
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THE STATE or MTssIssIppT.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
In the Circuit Court of Madison county.
TO APRIL TERN, 1916.
.Peyton G. Dowell, Attachment for $685.
Bolin Hall. January 1916. returna-
Bile to April tern 1916,
"A ND on the 18th day Of April 1916,
this day came the said plaintiff by
his attorney, and the Attachment in this
case having been returned duly execut-
ed, and the said defendant failing 10 ap-
pear and give special bail and plead
herein; 1t is therefore considered by the
court, Il al unless the said defendant
does appear here on or before the next
October term l846) Of this court, being
the first Monday Of October 1916, and
give special bail, and plead herein, iudg.
ment final BY default will be rendered
against him, and the estate attached be
sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt, damages
and cost. 1t is further ordered by the
court, that a copy Of this order, togeth-
er with the specifications Of the cause
of action, and the amount due from the
defendant to the plaintiff, be published in
the mississippi Creole" a newspaper
published in The town of Canton, Madi
son county, Mississippi, and that all fur.
Their proceedings be stayed herein unit
the next October term Of this court.
H. r. COULTER, CFk.
By w. MONTGOMERY, Dep'y
August 8, l846. 47-5(
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THE WARM NJ

THE sudden changes of the weather,
~ during this season Of the year, ex-
hibits a most baneCul effect on the human
system, facilitating and prostrating it,
The stomach and bowels become derang.
ed, giving timely notice 10 all, who are
inclined to give attention to the warning
voice Of nature. At such times 'jayne's
Carminatiye' never fails TO afford imme.
late relief, checking the disease and re-
storing the patient to vigorous health =
Mothers cannot be too cautious with
their children during this month, and
the month following, and in the earliest
stages Of this summer disease, wheihe
from teething, oppressive heat, Or other
causes, they should at once resort to this
never failing remedy. Hundreds Of
certificates from respectable persons in
this city, are in possession of the pro
p%rielor, ready 10 exhibit to all who may
desire to see them at his office, No. 8,
South Third street, Philadelphia,
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nrThat the W.d Cherry Bark possesses
rare medical virtues, Is universally conceded,
for there is scarcsly q family incur land that
does not use itin sOmsas imPl form, and are
benefited by its use. The sBaLdm Of WGld
Cherry is prepared by the celebrated Dr.. Wistar
Of PbiladeIphla, from the extractofsthe "Pru-
nus girginiana," wild Cherry0 in a highly
concentrated state, with other powerful medi-
sal agents, that are equally celebrated fOrtheir
soothing, healing and strengthening influence
upon the lungs. For the relief Of pulmonary
complaints, this compounds certainly superior
to all others with which we have been acqaint-
I'd, and we earnestly recommend The afflicted
to make trial Of this article. See ADVERTISE
ment.
The genuine Wistar's Bulsnm is sold by
tPRlESTLEY & M0sBY.
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WATCH MAKER.

.TNHE subscriber would respectfully
y inform the citizens Of Canton and
surrounding country, that he has located
himself in Canton, where he is prepar
ed to execute with despatch every kind
Of business in his line, such as Repair.
ing Watches, Clocks and JeweIry Of eve
ry variety. Particular attention win Be
given 10 adjusting and regulating all fine
Lever and Jeweled Watches. All bust
ness entrusted 10 bis care shall b
) omptly attended 10, and warranted ID
perform for twelve months.
a. W. KING.
July II, t846. 43-6m
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wOoL CARDING.

II HAVE in operation a Wool Carding
il Machine at my Mills, two miles south
east Of Camden. / am prepared to card
wool on moderate terms, and IN the best
manner. My machinery Is constructor
On ne most improved modern plan, i
Is necessary in order TO make good rolls
that the wool be thoroughly cleansed Of
trash. burrs and dirt, and be made as
loose as possible BY picking. For every
eight pounds Of wool one pound Of lard
Must Be- sent, Or ! win furnish the lard
al the market price
July 25, 1876. 4S-ll
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n ETTERS Of Administration having
~ been granted to the. undersigned at
the July Term, is46, Of Madison Pro
bate court, on the estate Of Robert ].
Collins, deceased, all persons indebted
tosaid estate are notified TO come forward
and make Immediate payment, and all
persons having claims against said estate
will present them legally authenticated
within tho Tins prescribed by law, or
they will he forever barred.
ROBERT LOVE, Adm'r.
July 10, 1886. t 44-49
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The Columbia (Tennl Observer tells the fol-
lowing. It would seem that the President Of
the United States is the hero in question:
A FEAT OF GAIANTRv.--Severa years ago,
a gentleman with HIS lady was crossing Ruth
erford creek, being considerably swollen, swept
the carriage below the ford, and greatly endan-
gered the lives Of the husband and wife-tbe
husband g~ulanty scrambled up the bank, and
standing there w~ringing his hands, cried TO a
good wing citizen Of the county, in most Pite-
Gus tones.
.DOn4 let my wife drOwn-fof Gods sake
don't let my wife drownp
The wing plunged into the water and res
cned the lady. Wonder if our gallant Presi-
dent rocOllects anything Of the afTairg
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FREsH hRR1vtron

FRESH ARRIVAL or
FfOGtstOHs, Groceries, Sc.
JOHN NOONAN,
2 now receiving q choice assortment
q the following articles in the above
Bacon, Lard, Flour, Sugar.
Coffee, Tea, Molasses, Rice,
Candies, Soap, Chewing Tobac.
co'of the most esteemed brands.
Spices Of all kinds, Stone, Wood
and Queensware, Castings, Hard.
ware, Bar 8 Rod Iron and Steel;
And a great variety Of other articles too
numerous 70 mention, all which he offers
at unusually low rates for Cash.
August 8, 1916. 47-tf
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CARTNRT MAKINe.

JOHNs G. TROEHaBs
ia AS opened shop on me North side
Of the Square, where he keeps loF
sale FURNITURE OF all kinds-Saies,
Tables, Bureaus, Bsd.sieads Wardrobes
&c, all Of the best workmanship, and
made with neutness and despatch. He
viii also repair and yaFnish Old furni-
lurein The neatsst style.
July III 1916, 43-A6
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BOARD OF POLICE.

DHERE will be- regular meeting o
- the Board Of Police on Monday the
9TH day Of September next.
j. j. PUGH, Prest.
August l, 1916. 4V-oi
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a'ertrOm Oregon.
~ als., another Of the company
ssn in March last, reached Inde-
'llsuri, The Exposition says:
ihe country in high terms; d
II cultivation, its luxuriant
specially Of wheat, grass, and
saristyl Of vsgstabIes-thc faciIi.
4sl's and manufactures are unsur.
climate pleasant and saIubrious,
" cold being moderated BY ths
ihe ocean. M
M domestic animals az we'll. GROW
KIM \. sae whole season.. and multi
IVY NJ country, perhaps, Is Bet.
ne rearing Of sheep. The
up'ands are clothed with perpe-
s9a possess a dry and toIerably
sa'srhsre tho whols year, which
\. sssily 70 the health Of tbis animal.
s6i. beginning to turn their al
important source Of wealth
" valley II the Oregon will be