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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-29
ANNUAL PICTORIAL HERALD,
THE
ILL U 8 TRATED HISTORY
M = XIC NJ w AR

The Annual Pictorial Herald which We have been
preparing for several weeks past Is now ready for deli
very II can be obtained at the Office in Wrappers ready
for mailing
1t contains nothing but Illustrations of Msxico mot
an important one Of which will be omitted from tbs
first encampmept Of Major General (thsn Brevet Brigs
der Genera) Taylor, and his small army of $500 men,
at Corpus Christi to the reduction of the city of Mexico
and tho planting of the American standard on the Halls
of the Montezumas
The following is list of the epgravings which are
copied from sketches taken the spot by competent
artists and may be relied for accuracy That of the
stormng Of Chapultepsc by the New York. South Caro-
lima and Pennsylvania Volunteers and the battalion Of
Marines, 10 very spirited affair
THE LIST OF ILLu,rRArIoSs
J. Portrait Of Major General Taylor.
q First Encsmpmsnt Of the American Army at Cor
pus Christi under Gen Taylor.
g. Portrait Of Maj Gan. Scott.
4 View Of Matsmoras, on the Rio Grande.
5. Fort Brown. opposite Matamoras.
View Of the Market Plaza, Matsmoras.
I. View of Camargo, looking North.
Grand Plaza at Camsrgo
9 View Of Marin, New Mexico.
10 View Of Monterey, New Mexico.
II. View Of old Rough and Rsadys Camp Kitchen
Is. View Of ssltiuo, looking North West.
L. The Battle Field Of Buens Vista
10. View Of TamPioo and the pAnuoo River.
Is The Capture OF Vera Crux and San Juan d'ulua
10. View of the National Bridge on the road to the
City Of Mexico.
2O View Of the West side Of Jalapa with the Mountain
Perote.
81. View of Puebla, from the SOUTHEAST
%. View OF the City Of Puebla.
% View of Moline Del R-y aud Chspultepee.
"a The Stormng of Chapultepec
25. View of IN Francisco, California.
%. View Of Monterey California.
~. The Presidia Of S An Francisco-The Encampmeut
OF the New York Volunteers.
IS View of tpta Barbara, California.
20. The Caifornians Lassoing Cattle.
30. A Mexican Preparing for the Guerilla Warfare
81. Santa Fe, looking West
30. View Of Campeachy, Yuostan.
SO. The Grand Plaza In the City of Mexico.
"a. View Of the City Hail. New York speudidly iumi-
mated in honor of the achievements of the Ameri-
can Army in Mexico.
SO View of the City Of Mexico
&c. View Of the HERALD BUILDINGS brilliantly illumi
mated for the Victories in Mexico
1t also contains list of all the battles from tha of
Pao Alto to that of Axco with the names Of tho CON-
manders the day which they occurred the force en-
gagged ON each side, and ths number Of killed and
wounded so far be ssceraned in the absence of
full official accounts
1t is published at the extremely low prioe Of four
dollars per hundred to agents and Others who buy to
sell again. and at six and quarter cents sngly at the
desk of this Office.
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SEGARs FOR THE HOLlDAYs.-The subscriber begs
~ leave TO inform his friends and the public generally that
he has just received from Havana. of most
oegas suHaoe ot pesens, put up IN rich and handsome
81 eel, bra,ed brands. Store No. 81 William street D.
HENRiQUEs dog tJylsr
HAVANA SE6ARS-The subscriber, one of the owner
OF Y ma factory Of the Judo Errante (WapderIDV
Jewo An aroma, a. "Caflota tegas, in Havana has an
assortment II each Of these ia sor, aud
them Tor, - MANCHO. 81 Front street. d21 lasm
go AND % BEAUTIFUL FRENCH HATS, FOR
for SO, $40 ard si2. NINE GKIPON. Ct whit. street
coraeI Of Broadway entrance White stree on the
SION me hod and visit TO settle her business
the ladies' oil New York to visit her establishment.
HUDSON RIVER HOTEL. corner We.t ana Hoboken
lsueeu, opposite Canal street ferry This commodIous
house has been new hed and rns.d and for
transient sud steady toarde This house commands huo
view Of the harbOr and bay OF New York also jersey shore
including Jersey City aud oboken The bar will be furnish
ca WIN me best OF vines &c &c. Those want Of quiet
home good fare, and moderate charges will hi, house
call hose who wish single without board he
commodited. d23 I2rsro
TWO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED LODGING
Rooms tO be tepted, the first, aud the
cond hoor at 70 White street. few doors from Broadway
d 7tcod.fc
FURNISHED ROOMs.-seyerai slngle b.dded healthy
respectable English uy For eeaainess comfort they
cannot cxcolled IN this city. Warm aud cold and
shoee r baths for the Of the occupants, Apply MRS
MEDHUk5T, 3il Houston at one block from Broadway.
d20 2tsr
Two LET-Roornh Offices, win all the Improve uts
OF tfOtnn Water NC, calculated lor featuring our.
pgIcs ~ the al aud I'd stories Of Tie newly repaired building
suidia., o. BRowS, pRoTHKRs Co, 50 Val Il. Wv
dpHsut
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sons desous Of making acceptable New Years present
arc requested 10 examine the extensive ment Gold
6'ns G2d and silver and pencil &C. for sale by
D. e. WATSON Co, IS William, door below Wall A.
opposite the Merchant, Fychsgc and by Y Savage % Full
Ton street The Rcheeu" Gold pco, in the style OF
od cases Just introduced by them, be iupas,
ene ia beauty o. utility a1d without exception the
most desirable gut OF the L'dcs Gold pens Gold
anu sVer cases. t The most elegant descrpton which,
gene YIN an infinite of Gold pencils they
pens repaired or exchanged.
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Sls4.554 81

Net earnings to Dec let. .......... 1895 600 90
IL will be seen from the above, the dividend amounts
to over 10 per cent the actual cost OF each share
the stock
The number Of passengers transported and the
amount received for the same In each of the past ten
years, follows
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The lATESTlNT ElllGEMCE
BY THE
MAILS RECEIVED LAST NIGHT
AFFAIRS In WASHINGFON.
wA,HINcros, Dec. ~, lsl7.


The Senate tO-dey-Mr. Niies-Ths Presidential Cas-
sGeGton OF the Hsrald-G Great Ereieaent-M Mr.. Sisp-
ART Of Penn'y'rGnfa, not Scott nan, but at the very
head II the K.ystoas Toy party.
The remarks OF MI Bradbury, la the Senate to-day,
on the death the life the services and the character Of
Mr. Fairfield, modest, tasteful and appropriate;
while the testimonial of Mr. Niles was so earnest so-
quenr, and impressive, to affect all who heard him
with something Of the contsgion OF his emotions
We Remember some years ago, when weighed down
and crushed to the earth with his heavy family sio-
ons, MIR Niles here take his place in the sensts
mittee was to inquire Mr. Niles was Of sound
mind far 10 be admitted among the dientsrss OF
the Senate. 1t vase cruel proceeding but tho victim
better than he could bear the oss Of the friend
who stood faithfully by him then addt TO this
TO hear that the wife Of Mr. Niles whose kind.
Is atten tons and aection lad wounds
which mad so much shattered him. now lies .pgerous
sck at his home In Connecticut; but We hope for her
speedy restoration
number Of members OF both Houses protest against
the recent Presidential Classification In the Herald a.
far as they concerned Nh Stewart of Pen
IA certainly in the ticket He is st the very head
OF te Taylor party Of PennsyvaD and to him the let
ter from Gen lay the OF the Presidency
extract from which recently published In the
Herald from the original copy-was addressed, the
head Of the committee addressing General TAYLOR Nj.
Stewart goes for the whg candidate elected
and the fact that had Taylor voted At the last
he would certainly have voted for Mr.. Clay" makes
him good enough whig for the Chairman Of the Commit
tee OF Manufactures OF the House 1t would be n beau
tful thing IT. after the election Gen Taylor should
out to be against bank against rivers and nsrbors and
has pledge he leaves himself with the people and
they will trust him. whatever may be the fears OF the
old hunkers on both sides.
The democrats talk OF running Worth, but desire first
to know whether lie Is whig or democrat. Can you
tell AB.C.
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way-A this season of gifts and good wishes when people
often To decide what shape make
rendering real service the public by directing their
attention holiday articles which comprise the requisite
,erber The reeIe would call attention his stock
been expressly for holiday presents They
uneqqsed for novelty # form elegance OF and the
rrt.c skill Displayed in their trimming Selections be
made from ate ETY. of patterns of which
the most beautiful and bizarre of the Renaissance Genn
Bio4
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John street of Nassap-The a.,
h-e pens IN 80 short time after first
srke snc,ent guaranty OF their superiority over ell
he's SIN johItss II point and beauty 6oish
exec thing yet offered the pu,lc They have also an
excellent quality OF low priced together with full as
oitmen Of gold and silver pens and pencil cases of yerv
supc nor style, Wholesale aud refill. " wy
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spendd New Years presents at the Lafayette Bazaar lao
and ~ Broa9Say The proprietor. A. ARrAULT hes
Just imported $50 900 tn Of Fancy Goods repensh
before nsgne array and he Justified in saying that no
establishment Of the kind claim auy comp with
his th.r IN regard TO Of his the
snd intelligence OF HIS Clerks the variety beauty excel
enee ard eheapness of his The Bazaar has become
shall be the proprietor study please all who honor
him with their patron
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on the upper corner Of Broadway and Murray street ~
place whee yon can be 81 getting pictures The
thousands who have patronzd this celebrated establishment
can sttes, the truth Of the remark
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Mr. C. c. MASH, Accountant author of the Science of
ube Ent,y bookkeeping smpied" and tbs Art Of Sim
gle Entry Book Keeping improved" continues TO teach as
above PROSPECTUS with terms can be obtained at the rooms
from o'clock, A. M. 10 O. r. M
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oesua and exeDsve assortment OF LADIES' and .ntle-
el God and SILVER Watches, Of which of ne
aug Original patterns mashed ssy for the HOLIDAYS For
SAFE on ne ost reasonable terms bv savage % Fauon
exchanged. ''''' "atS"es iepoHeoo vi
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hpts TO young mee illustrated with plates inst published by
bnrGclst 5nser Co.. 2s2 Broadway Il 10 tho mos. vain
sbs book OF the Kind ever pphhsd and should he In m,
hskds az s'srs phrgieian, Asd saaJd,m OF youth, " " W.
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Tuue 81 Broadway, OF this useful aud anu ing Invention
has with much finished mp beautiful assem.nt ~
ich he would call The attention Of those Wishing some
thing new for the HOLIDAYS ''"s ''''-
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Gold PensChose who would make presents ON
the r"ming ho find useful article than
the Gold PEN provided be that durable and warrant
"a JOIN w. Creation CO. No II Ceder street have the
and best to be found the city which they
are selling much lower other house trade in
Gold Silver Gold Pens repoined and repared
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or 81 IS go to 10 YES No Aan street He also h.s
Leather Congress Boots for parties at 81 as they be
beat the best assortment Of French Water Proof and
Cork Sole Boots be found there Of place the city,
equally low for cash.
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SCotts HV6 Tor CeHts StOrf, OE NuS8HU Bt.,
opposite othce>Gentlemen wishing to app. good
advantage lwhe making their calls Years D.v)
invited 10 call friend the his
Psrb assortment Of Shirts Bosoms Collars Stocks Gloves
Crav-ts and Under Garments all of which he offers 20
cent below Broadway prices Remember, 81 Nassau street
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Married.
Died.

= On Monday Dec. Goth, by Rev. II Price, Mr.. WIN
PATTERSON to Miss ELIZA SAUL, all of this city.
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Notice,--A new article. Before buy,np n n
Baby Jumper The pat.ntee. az

don't TO call andse Hat for 81, superior to any beo
Offered Devoe, 1903 Futun street. ny WV
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Dogs who have addressed several Anonymous Letters 10
6unlne To deter him from ,pe KING his mind eey
ABOUT oamoieis and other thieves. in his ries
are TO pay postage their ee's aud
any pv1v but hiin he alone esponsbe for
III There is no connected with him, eli gathering
nornation or IN writing Even hi publishers to be
regarded a. the offenders when this cha
teI' OF hee qneo ab correspondents brought before
the pubic he will do his DUTY and the you
threaten and foam the he pleased he feels he
ikss me night spot As their threats he laughs them
ne not easily killed. As The past has Proved aud he
all prlnci!ed az ,nst DESTROYING Snake Mad Dog It
Dec 20, 18aT " -'' -N'"'
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WASHINGTON, Dec. II, ls47.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 81 ls47
Arrival Of Gen. oiifman and Gen. Shields.
Msjor General ouitmsn aud Brigadier General
Shields Of the volunteers late from Mexico arrived In
the Southern boat this evening" and are quartered ct
Fuer's hotel Monterey, where Quitman FIRST brought
his MissspPians to the work.; Vera Cruz Csrro Cor
do where Shields fret proved himself the ndomitabe
and invuner.ble In the teeth Of iron hailstorm;
Contreras San Antonio the Pedregs and the bitches;
Churubusco, Mexcaeingo, tho Casa Mats Moline del
ltey the bloodiest fight Of all, where Worth the
Achilles OF the assault Chapultepsc, the most pictu
r-tque piece Of uphill in the the Causeways
the 6Grita de Been, the CITADEL the hot In the
plaza, and the streets and the planting Of the nag
the National Palace, will tell what Quitmau and Shields
have done, though they not OF in every
one OF these details Of the operations in front Of the
be received with all the honors they should be- the
lions OF the day wherever they among tue chivxrc,
and the brave and the beautiful We doubt not we
rha have here in this city, proper public d.monitrs-
ton Civ to these officers aud expect they will
main here to particPate the funeral over
the remains Of Capt Walker and Hanson, on their
way up To this place, wnere they belong w.
wAsn,Neros, Dec 81, lsa7.
TIE Supreme Court-FuneraI Of NJ. FssyGsid -Lon0s
to Qlimsn and sAisids
Another severe storm has set IN, with .romise Of
lasting all night.
Mir. Choate delivered in ths Supreme Court to-day,
most beautiful argument on the Massachusetts, passen-
ger tax support Of the appeal that Congress- and
not the wealth. has jurisdiction In the premises
MIR Choats supported by Mr. Webster and opposed BY
Mr Ashmun ana Mr. Jonn Davis, all Of Massschusetts
The argument on the New YORK. passenger tax case
was concluded last week, in which Mr. Van Barren and
Mr.. Willis Hall acquired esh honors, on behalf Of the
State though they compelled their endea-
vors opposed they by Ogden and tn ( strong
clear massive succinct and incompatible plesdsr the
constitutional eSpounder
The funeral II MIR Fairfield takes place to-mor-
row, at IL o'clock, and his remains viii DO taken
northwari by his friends in the evening train % We
learn to-day Nothpk Of course will be done 10 either
houss tomorrow but on tn, next day expect
proceeding Ia Congress la IN. matter OF the reception
OF Generals Gut man anu shieldB
FuithermSre. MIR. Clay, and Old zachary Taylor arc
expected here before tn. winter Is over. W.
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eu several varieties. may be had at M. L. sons I68
aus street doors Yves. Of Vacs,eet viz: Plum eon
perioF quality New YEARS. cakes ratss bon
Don ieins Charlotte de Russo notices &c &c. Families
wedding and private ties depend upon having any
aer 10 with the same though the articles
were made under their superintendence.
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Here's hoping these few lines may n ad YOU.
A. Coehraue 1888 Greenwich street near Read is now dis.
posing OF OF Jewery, consisting of Kings Diamond
Ear, Hings Pins Pencils Buck &c first prices. His
stock Of Gold and Silver Watches. Gold CnaIns Neck Fob
CHAINS cannot be upon either for quality
or Workmanship, by any dealer in this city.
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lion 10 their assortment of PEN Pocket aud
knye' warranted Rozor, and polished Goods &c All.
LOT he nvenence Of their they have made
Tor the repairing of all kinds of Cutlery; having
ng ge SUPERIOR they will be enabled
SON, Ut Broadway opposite Howard Hotel h'A''
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anu inc most complete article manufactured hav
every feqniste Tor geneman's toilet aud as ,rav.n1
companion Invaluable. For sale at q. SAUNDERS & SON
III Broadway, few doors above Courtlandt street
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JnA ACRES OF L. An D--For sale in Warren eovaty
t%OO town OF JohnsburEh STATE Of New York. App(,
ssm1 u Morton, a. Var hockswuy, Long Island State
Nov Iob' aS5 t2tsw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-16

G.Ks0EsENsON.

r4Hs.t. sHra laeht. 40 FAiEGHaI
Mains
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-29
NEw.YoRE, THURSDAY MORNING, July 20. 1917.

Union converted into a siavemart and firmly re.
solved 20 oppose The election Of sn Executive who
wo1Id say. ike Van burea.
% must 20 into the Presidential chair The naazile
and uurompr1msn- opponent NJ every attempt on 'he
part u Congress o. 10 sh slavery n the District of Co
um1is se.nsi The H.shes Of the sav@h9 ding Slsiss
Those who remember how cordially Messrs 81.
las W right. Lewis Cass John c. Calhoun. Beu'a.
min r Batler Martin Van Buren. Michael Hot
man and William L. Marcy united IN lsii to pro-
mote Mr. Folks election knowing intimately. as
they al did bis principles opinions, votes and
wayerng attachment % our slaveholding Aristocrs-
cy ard their peculiar interests, will do well to keep
sl1of from such co1nselors in future, no matter
what phasis they may find II convenient % appear
under
The North is taxed 70 upheld detestabla traffic
in the south-Hayti is kept beyond the pale Of of
fetal recognition 10 punish is successful struggle
for reedom-the South rules the North. and fears
not 70 own It.
Fifty Millions are expended in Florida and a
hundred more in Mexico--the best blood Of the
North IS split 70 give stability % the arislOcraiic
principle. IN ia most odious and hateful form, in
our Union md 1000 millions Of acres of public
lands are mortgaged to the usurers Of Europe and
America for loans to uphold the yoke Of our South
ern taskmasters.
When shall this condition Of things cease 1t
is for the working people Of the North to tell.
Let them make figure ola negro woman. and write
unde- a. We still pay p1tlx o. supper; The fogs.ng
Of women 10 the Caro'nss sHd Vher they can ADD O.
Il the dste of the removal ot the evil leave II % their
postery proof thaf the- fathers, though humble,
were not mean ;hat though poor they much too
good 10 b. worked in trei- cCurry for toe SAKE
of enabling rich ra501s ,1 vlrs slaves 10 another
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IMPROVED
MAGNETIC MACHINES.

o. liOofhends t.ruGu4tGed NHgnetlc fAH-
chiuc.-Ths ll ctr 4ment important improvement
over other nds 0f manufacture and mas been enoPe
by he medical profession general y - being the
cOnve uent and ehecus Magnetic maehns IN use. ~ -
perfectly simple ln construction and therefore Lol au
10 get Of order a. Is he case with 81 sr insirunou
H. s1mils 81 tho perfect control and can De @NAD
TED O any power adapted FOR an Infant or suclent r
the srongest adults he pleasure % he operaor Ih
magnetic force IL iu parted IN conunlcls manner ~
with mo- unpleasant sensation, 10 The mo.l delicate palr
Il requires sssant IN is use, and 10 IN every fs'Po0'
perfectly harmless .
Nany Of tne cures performed By lhs instrument are tn
y wonderful some Of them diseases Of inc most serou
csaracter know TO the medical profession Among ON
era may mentioned scr3fIa, dropsy uryspels Gear
ness curvature Of the spine, &c dooreaN acute ana co
uic rheumatism, paralysis, eptlepuc his heaiecne, s
par ru.ay diseases which may be referred I" hs nervous
system. a, 49,. ..-.~
A. Al evidence ofthe superorlyoi these Machine. 9Ys
all others 10 use reference be- made 10 seYrfal OF ts
most disungushed In the m-iics. pro-sson, VINO nave
Used hem In great variety Oi comp AIMS "h slfPi'uS
success A single Trial viii esf their 81 ysntlges
Zach Machine pactly arranged win uattrry anu
all necessary appliances put up ln neat f1sr~erl
A-counDsn g- each Manual win iull scHou'
regarding u use s1c application .,..,, q.
Fvery family should poss-ss one ~ tnese 9ealtiul m
,tr,r,1ts Tfav will always be found va1sole com
n.nior aod lNen The very physcsn 10 lime 81 need
Ozipg to thu fscie. pOssesset By tle subscriber u1
Gr,dusIei Magnetic Machines sod Al prices equally
lo. a. hose charged for Inferior articles Thy eau pr
readily 20 my pan Of he country aaa eson ui'"O
m-Lt . warranted. IN -
iy2os % G. sOORhEAp. ls4 Brcefgay, new-fofs
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ONTtRIO Co-Our farmers are now M the midst
Of harvesting W. glad o. issrl hat notwithsiand
log the urpr0mising Appearance OF Wheat e" We Is
ego. there is nov prospect ~ sr -fsome tnlnA
Afu average crop. That which has been harvested is
plump ard i of most excellent quality We have had
several refreshing showers lately which were much
needed. spring Crops are looking better
lCansadsigua Repository.
OHIO WHEAT HARVEST The following Is the
very drst word We have received yet from thu great
Wheat district OF Northern Ohio since the commence
rnent of harvest As goes old stars We trust 80
goes al that part OF the State The Msssilon Gazette
of 4th Inst SAYS Our farmers are IN the mtt gu uer
grain cutting The prospect 30 far As We can learn =
of the most pr0mi.ing kind Many haids yieli sound
anty a. hav ever have done. In others there u
deficiency pom the whole. il Is pronounced a good
crop Carroll county does not turn out 50 well The
Free Press Carr1t0n sy that The yield viii De- under
halt sn average crop.
WHEAT HARvEsr-The Wheat crop was larger
than was generally expected Il in- county X y heAIy
an average. Tie Wheat i OF good qusty plump and
heavy In the counties of Wood and Hancock the crop
Is large. and the Wheat OF very superior quality.
Toledo COhi1l Blade.
WHEAT CROp.-We learn from those who have
been extensively engaged in harvesting Whes, IN tn
region ths the crop abundant There Is not thai ran
and luxurant growth OF straw hst we often see but Inc
heads are well filed ard the sorne plump The incres se
upon the st years crop IN this country viii De- rom one
10 two hundred per cent Micn Eagle 2tst
CLEVELAND AND NIcINITY-We have been int
the country and visited several farmers amid their har
vests From our own observations and the concurrns
opinions OF those we visited satisfied that wheat
in Northern Ohio will bs tw0th.rds average crop ID
quantity and much than average TOR quality tne
berry being remarkably large and dump; tnat Hrass
Oats and Potatoes are unusually heavy, and that th'
Corn though backward VIII DE- a lull average crop anG
more abundsnt than sny former year much OF tn
Wheat lands unpromisns IN the spring nave oee'
planted with n. ltiHhu''''i'