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DROPOSALs for carrying the mails of the United States
from the 10th of December l847 the 30th of June,
1851, the following routes, will be received at the
office of the Post Office Department. in the city of
Washington, until IL o'clock Of the LIST day of Dece
Der. l847, Ito be decided next dayD
No. 240l From Washington. BY Alexandria, 0ccoquon,
fredericksburg, sixty miles and back daily.
lst Proposals are invited for the transportation of the
great northern and southern mails with the local mails
I'd Separate proposals invited for the transportation
of all mails usually passing between the points naed
ccpt the great northern and southern mails.
Leave Washington daily at p M, arrive at Fredercks
burg next day by a m.
Leave Fredericksburg daily at m, arrive Washing
ton same day by p. m.
The bidder will state the mode of conveyance contem
plated by him.
No. 2a. From fredericksburg, by Bowling Green Tur.
ners store White Chimneys and Hanover CourtHouse, to
Richmond, sixty-one miles and back, daily.
ls Proposals invited for the transportation OF the
great northern and southern mails, with the local mails
I'd Separate proposals invited for the transportation
of all mails usually passing between the points named ex
cept the great northern and southern mails.
Leave Frederick sburg daily at 8, m, arrive at Rich
mond same day by 2, p. m.
Leave Richmond daily p m, arrive at Fredericks
burg next day by z, a. m.
The bidder will the mode of conveyance contempla
ted by him.
The above schedules will be subject alteration when
other connexions with the mails north OF Washington be-
come desirable or necessary.
Postmaster General.
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A Card to tho Ladies'.

q A L0dIes
MISS M. Z. WILSON, having permanently located in
wi Washington. offers her services to the ladies
fashionable dress maker. An experience of years in
fashionable community jusrfes her in thinking she
give satisfaction to all.
Her facilities for receiving the latest fashions and furnish
ing trimmings ample.
South side Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, second story of j. B. Hills variety store.
Sept 22-2aw2m
rTNaE Patapsco Female Institute near 1llicott's
Mills Md, (Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, principally Iwi be
In session for the winter after the Sd OF November.
Sept 30-2aw3dDec
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Oct. 11-2awt,
DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR. F. C. Liable has the honor to inform the ladies
wi and gentlemen of Washington and Georgetown that
his dancing academy will reopen Tuesday, November
3D. al his dwelling house, Pennsylvania avenue Days
of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from
young masters.
N b. Those ladies and gentlemen who may feel DESTROYS
receive Georgetown, will please leave their
names at his residence in Washington.
Oct l6-2aw3m
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A DAMS Il CO.'S EXPRESs.-We are still receiving
and forwarding goods Of every description, usual
to or ,ona , o
former despatch and punctuay.
We would respectfully request those who may order
goods and packages sent by express, have
marked plainly Per Adams & Co.'S Express :; otherwise
they may be detained the road by getting into
other conveyance.
Oct. l3-lm G.. s, McELFRESH Agent
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by II. ". DYER, .4ActtOner.

- ton and in Alexandria county, Virginia. public
tonBy virtue of deed of trust, executed the 4th
day of August l647 duly recorded in ber W. b. No 1885,
oos "a 4S inclusive of the land records for Wash
ngon county, in the District of Columbia the subscriber
Robert w Dyer, Wednesday the Sd day of November
next, to commence at II O'clock the following vaua
thereon, many thereof be accom-
plish the objects for which the said deed gvensha is
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Hardware and Cutlery.
T the house-furnishing store of BOTELER & McGRE-
"A COR, opposite Centre Market, up airs full assert
ment Of
Pots, kettles, ovens, and spiders
Biscuit bakers, saucepans, kettles, sad irons
Androns tongs and shove pokers and Tenders bronze,
brass, and steel
Axes and haichets, step rods
Weights and scales
Large platform scales
Gridirons, waffle irons fire carriers
Coal sleeves, bellows, and furnaces
Frying pans, coffee mills, NC
Knives and forks of every description
Penknives, scissors, &c.
All which offer cheap can be had In The Dnsrct
Oct 2B-2aw4wif
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VIZ r. JENNINGS ~ co, 23l Broadway, New York,
wv Pennsylvania avenue 9th street, Washington,
have on hand full assortment Of plain and fancy
English and French cloth, cashmere and vestings for the
fall and winter wear which they make order In their
usual style of neatess elegance, and durability which s
surpassed by any establishment in this country a. each
article of dress is and made by hands engaged exclu
vey upon article, when the whole combined forms
suit not 10 be surpassed for taste or beauty.
w. T. j. * Co. have also hand full assortment OF
garments ready made. consisting of cloaks sack and
body Sacks dress and fock coas black and
fancy cashmere pants silk, satin, merno and other vests
made ID and fashionable syle that gentlemen may
be fnrnibhod with handsome suit at moments notice
Also on hand full assortment Of shirts, under-shrts,
hosiery goves suspenders and every article necessary FOR
q genlsuan's wardrobe.
Oct l6-2m MAT. INTEL
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CLOTHING STORE,

CLOTHING STORE.
H. YOUNG very respectfully announces to his friends
IA. and the public that he has Just opened for the
sale of fine and medium READY-MADE cLornIse, together
with general assortment Of best quality fancy and other
goods for gentlemens wear. Those wishing fine goods
ashionaby and well made at low prices will find it to their
interest give him call before they buy. Noeort will
be spared to give satisfaction his patrons. Terms cash
No books will be kept One price only
Measures will be taken and suits furnished order f de-
sired, or in VIC have not fit ON hand
A. III. YOUNG agent
Three doors west of Browns Hotel, Penn.
Oct 2S--eolmf
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.

LIBRARY CosGREss,
October III, lSp.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Library OF Con-
IN gress viii be closed Tuesday, the 10Th OF October
and win again be opened until Thursday, the 25th OF
November JOHN S. MEEHAN,
Oct ll--eodlm Librarian.
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(,OT-rOsfs Virginia and North Carolina Almanac
~ for Is4s giving in addition to the usual matter of
the sttngs of all the various courts in each Sate
Just received. 4. TAYLOR.
Oct
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NOTICE II hereby siven, In pursuance OF a decree
IN of the county of Sussex, pronounced in this
cause at September term, lS47, that Freeman and
Nancy his wite Searcy and Martha Ann his wife, (or-
merly Booth,) Daniel McLusy and Lucy his wife also,
the heirs of Reuben Booth, deceased, who Of
John Booth deceased ALSO the heirs of Nancy jones' o
mery Booh) have demanded their shares the fund
arising from the sale of VIM HIPS and that unless
they shall previously apply distribution thereof pro rata
viii be made the I'd day of December 1847 among such
of the distributes of said Hill, deceased shall apply
therefor to the undersigned commissioner.
J. T. j. MASON, Commissioned.
Sept T8--lm xxx So +f
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4 ~ d r
NEW GROCERIES.-l have received . sslect 49,
sortment of new groceries for family use which
be sold to and friends the liberal TERMS
deliverable in any part of the city
chests Pouchong tea
do Young Hyson do
do Gunpowder do
4 do Imperial do
do Oolong do
70 boxes Nova Scotia smoked herrinRs large
70 do Scotch herrngs, small
100 lbs. Goldfish
20 barrels No. mackercl
~ bbls. Potomac green behring's t
very superior lot OF new English dairy cheese
~ boxes Hnlls best scented white and varegnted al
mond soaps
10 do French CASTLE soap
10 bales wrapping Irvine
general assortment of sweeping and shoe brushes
backing, corn brooms, &c.
IL dozen fancy tufted mats
IL do Manila do f@
IL do country shuck do
Buckets, pals, baskets whsps hair broors onx-hande
hair brushes, used for washing windows
bales sof-shell almonds
boxes sheled do
10 baskets sweet oil
~ boxes Fells extra chocolate and cocoa
do rice -four
10 do dark and yellow mustard
30 lbs. mustard seed
300 do pepper In grain
10 boxes do ground
20 do Gilbert's Utica starch
30 lbs. nutmegs, spices, cloves, mace ginger.
Oct 5-law3t INTEL
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In square No. $50, lots Nos. 7 and ii
And Immediately after the sales Of the said lots the sub
scriber will also offer atpubc auction valuable lands
in Alexandria county Va. forming part OF the property
known the Gebc Lands, divided in parcels of from 100
to $50 acres each-he being also included in the
deed of trust before referred to.
The square south of square 73 is the property lately
cupied by Gen. Van Ness beautifully improved and too
well known require further description There also
good improvements many of the other lots.
The terms Of sale follows, viz oneourth of
the purchase money to be paid in hand and the
residue in one, two and three years the purchasers
give their with approved endorsers, bearing interest
from the day of sale, and deeds of the property
secure the payment of said notes and full payment Of
the purchase money, with all interest and COSTS any,
the subscriber will convey the expense of the pucha
sers, all the right and title vested in him by the before
named deed Of trust II the of sale be complied
with in ten days after the SALE the the right
ofseng the property bought by such delinquent purcha
sers, at their risk and expense, after ten days notice.
RID. SMITH, Trustee
Oct l5-eodifts X. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
After the sale of the foregoing lots and tracts of lands the
following lots in the city Of Washington will be offered at
public auction At The same place, tor the purchase money
of which credit will be given of from to five years.
bearing interest, il satisfactory security be gven viz
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TREAsURER's srATrsrrNT,

uuao far uu a~~a
issued, y then III moua
radG ~'
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a. FOR RENT. the new and commodious house
R,a west now occupied by Thos. Richie, esq
- Ii is in a healthy and beautiful location, and has adj
vanages by lew places Of residence in Washing
ton; furnace which warns the whole house, bath roon
kitchen range, &c. Possession given on the 10th oil this
month";
For terms inquire of WIN. A. GoRDor, Quartermaster
GENERALS Office, War Department
July 9-3tawtf.
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DEyTsL sUwGERr

By g. H. VAN PArTEN, NJ ID
Permanent Office and residence door 70 Iodd's hat
Store, near Browns Hotel,
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Mrs. WHTTWELL having removed nrcrn her late
~ residence in Duff Green's Row, Capitol Hill, has
nert door the First Presbyterian church. and is pre-
pared to receive boarders by the week, month, year
Families can be comfortably accommodated, also gentle
men wishing only their meals.
Oct, l2-eod2~
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES.
j.. w. MAURY 81 CO., Managers.
(Successors to J. G.. Gregory & Coz

prizes OF S@OOOO amounting to 500 OOO and prizes
OF S1OOOOl
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. II, for l847,
To be drawn at Alexandria Saturday. 9th of November
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NEW DAILY ExPREss LINE
go &M


Trough BY Mall Train from washinston, via Aisx-
andrss, To Frcderioksburs, Richnasnd, and Peters
THE Undersigned having made the necessary arrange
ments with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
the name and style OF ROGERS, DARRACOTT & ALI
ward the (as above stated) Reasonable terms
We trust, by giving our personal attention to the bust
nothing shall be wanting part to afford satisfac-
All light articles such parcels and packages, which
may be consigned will be delivered free cart
age and merchandise other articles which may be too
heavy for the mail nain will have particular care by
the freight train.
j. w ROGERS, Master Steamer Powhatan.
BE-. pARRACoTT, Train captain. R. F. q r r. r.
Richmond, Va, May I, ls37-May l--du
NEW AND MOST ExPEDITIOUs LINE
To Piney Point and The other landings on the Potomac,
and to persons ,oshing agreeable excursion by the
Chesapeake bay to Baltimore.
. .rN-N THE public is hereby advised, that and
beautiful steamers ss PoWHATAS viii rum .s% mi IN
connexion with the steamer AUGUSTA, between the
Passengers by the Augusta leaving Washington
Alexandria at ", on Mondays and Thursdays, ar
T 0 steamer Powhaan arriving at Pnsy Pom, between
and 6, p The Powhaan thence proceeds to Balti-
where she arrives by 4 e. m the neKt morning
Piney Point, and arrive at Aqua creek by H. m where
dria by Al and at Washington by p. IN.
The Powhatan will take in and put passengers all
Passage and fare between Washington or Alexandria and
Piney Point and return $S 90
Passage to any other landings the Potomac be-
y" Passage between Washington or Alexandra and
Baltimore (inclnding meals with the privilege of
For further particulars apply to Capt J. w Rodgers,
GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent.
lima 0O-9aw
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In the absence and the request OF OF the par
ties the above named deed the sale referred above
is postponed till Thursday the 25h of November
suing, then take place at the time and place above
toned. RID. SMITH, Trustee.
Oct. H-eod&ds r. w. DYER, Auctioneer
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EVILS CARUSl has the honor inform the Citi7cns Of
IL Washington and vicinity, also his former pupils
18th October. : ~ =,
l.. c. will instruct in wazins, gaHopads, Polka, she
practsed at the assemblies in style peculiar the society
of Washington and to the most select circles In lhs UNI
ted States IT
L. G. also announces that his ssoirtes dass.sss will
take place as soon as the subscription list hed which
gle ACADEMIES at individual residences and ut the
saloon. No. r.
Classes for young ladies on Tuesdays and Thursdays
from till O'Clock, p m For youths, samo days from
III p. m For young gentlemen, same days from till
p. ts.s 3ag rss.-a WI 'a4fat ~ .its
The saloon win be rented for cohlion parties conoers
pleasing terms. Oct 4-Staw2w :
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rHINA, GLASS, AND CROCKEaY.--We have just
received house furnishing store opposite Centre
Market, over Barnes Mchels dry goods STORE fun ~
sornent Of the above goods, consisting in part or
French china dinner and tea sets ry
Gold band teas coffees, plates fruit baskets &c.
English china tea sets, banded and plain
Best white granite dinner sets
Flowing blue and printed do
White, granite, flowing blue, and prntsd teas cot.
fees bowls pitchers, teapots, sugars, and creams
White granite, flowing blue, and printed toilst sets
Cut and pressed tumbers, wines. gobisu, dccan-
tiers, &C.
White and pressed dishes, fruit bowls, Aneer bowls
Lamps, candlesicks, castor esuets, kc.s
With great variety OF other articles Wtieh offer
the very best terms Please call and look bure you
chase. BOTELER a. MoGREGOR.
Oct. N-2aw4wif
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Look for 9. w: I'htlsps's Gosh Store.
FRESH CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VESTINGS, =
(WHICH will have made order, and in all cases
wv ranted t. fit. Among them viii be found
pieces Bonean's black cloth
do Byineys do
s do Simonrs do
10 do low-priced English black, blue, and fancy
colors.
These goods much superior to anything have ever
had in store.
20 pieces plain ribbed, and doc-skin cassmercs Of
Boniean's, Byiey's, and Simons make,
which cannot be cxceled in this or any
other market
Is do new style French plaid cassimeres, some
thing entirely
70 do fancy cassimeres, some fine and others low
priced
10 do rich black satin for vesting
do belmont black silk satin for vestng
20 do colored silk satin for vesting
As have made arrangements with of the best cut
make for me this purchasers may depend
their clothes being made in the best manner.
Also, have this day received se
Gentemen's silk handkerchefs, linencambric do.
Gum suspenders lambswool and merino shirts and
drawers
Silk and lawn cravas kid, silk, and buck gloves
Cotton and silk umbrellas
And in fact every article used for gentlemen, of whom
only ask a call.
Sep. s-dinf G. W. PHILLIPS.
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP
NfH2eN$@ WASHINGTON For Bremen, via South
LEB6NA6R1 ampton. The above ship will leave New
=. York for Bremen on Thursday. 18th Novem
Returning she will leave Bremen the Cd, and South
amptom on the 7th December.
Passage from New York to Southampton Bremen, $120
Passage from Southampton Bremen to New York, $3.50
For freight passage, apply to the Ocean Steam Nav
CATION Company, AS William street, New York
- Oct. lS-1w
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LUsBY ~ DUVALL, Merchant Tailors,
Coienlans Hotel Pennsylvania nrenue


Coiersan's Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue,
IIAvE Just received, of the latest impoatons spen
did assortment of French and English cloths casp,ere
and rcsttngs, which they will make up order in the
superior manner, at the lowest market prices:
Also, gre variety of fancy goods for gentle mems wear
such silk, merno, and cotton shirts and drawers fine
muslin Shirts cravats, scars, handkerchief, suspenders
gloves, hosiery, We
Our friends and the public respectfully invited give
call. Sept 27-3nw2wif
STRONG's PATENT LAMPs.-lst. These lamps
- shade. i-
ID Are free from smoke smell
3D. viii burn the cheapest oil, and give greater light
at less expense than any lamp now in use.
4th Are more brilliant than campbne, spirit gas,
without the same risk TO life and property.
9TH Are liable get Of order, easily cleaned
and warranted for year.
9Th The hand lamps will spill oil with the
less usage.
Manufactured solely by s. ID. VANDERHEYDEN, at
$40 Pearl New York. Wareroom No. BOA Broad
Chandeliers, bracket, hanging parlor and mante lamps
in every variety.
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
N. B. Solar and astral lamps altered.
Oct ll-3m
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NOTICE-The subscribers having recently retired from
IN business anxious close up their books and
they therefore respectfully request those indebted them TO
make immediate payment to themselyvs o. - Messrs.
Tucker Daniel at whose store their bo02 yin - lnd
Oct 26-3mw2w TUCKER u ION.
CPORTs, P~stines, and Rscr~at1oaA, 60 voan.s
- with 200 engravngs, lsE7. Price u ~ 4~
Sept ETAILOR
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In what place.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01
ChOketng.

Neat cattle, fed on apples or potatoes, ara
very liable to get checked, and many saIua-
animal has been lost from not knowing how rd
afford relief in ,ime to save life The follow
ing remedy is therefore published; vi b 'he,
fullest and mos, confident reliance IN It's efica
cy.
As soon as an animal is found 10 be chokihg.
pour into the mouth, from boIle. pint of OIL,
rubbing the throat externally, al The same time.
with the hand A friend who, by the way, Is
a skilful veterinary surgeon, assures Us he has
never known this remedy fall and that the ~
lief afforded is almost instantaneous. The or
ubricaes The guIlei, and facilitates The Pjec. .tjnn
OF The obslrucilng substance, without tie s'igh- :
esl pain If oil is not immediately alta nabIe.
soap and water may sometimes be SUP diluted
with equal success.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01

The Baltimore Clipper Tells US good story,
OF which the following is The substance:
A board OF school Commissioners, who en-
numbered consequential htlle village in Ma
ryIand being in want Of a teacher, advertised
IN The newspapers for a we'll disposed mora
man, who was capable OF teaching The dead Ian
guages, and did not chew tobacco or drink whs-
key Alter fortnight of this advertising had
been elaborated, -boned Yankee made his
appearance with a knife in one hand. and
Cape Cod Protection, alias a cake of ginger
bread in The other, and held the following dla-
logue with the committee aforesaid:
Well, sir said the chairman, eyeing the
candidate from head 10 foot, do you possess
the necessary requisites for public school
teacher 2
Il guess do answered Slick, whiuling his
-siicf
Do you understand Lain 2 asked one OF
the committee men, Dutch farmer.
Il guess do replied Slick again, rounding
tie end of his slick with his knife.
Well, let's hear some of your Latin said
the Chairman.
Quambo hic squash cum, e, punkin,um In
cum, said Slick, drawing his coat sleeve slow
" under his nose.
Humph p exclaimed The Dutchman, Ish
that Lain! Who's lie author !?
Josephus,' replied Slick, he says. In his
life of Governor Hancock, Sic transit gloria
Monday morning -Hancocibus quad erat de
monsirandum."
Dats goot exclaimed The Dutchman, rub
binp his hands, tere never was peter La,ins !!
Now, SIR said The Chairman, suppose
you understand geography!
guess do replied Slick, sharpening the
end of his stick.
How far have you been 2
As far as the District Of Columby.'
What State is 1t In 2
"A State of desperation
What latitude are We in z
According 10 the thermometer, We are ten
degree below zero.
iWha, is the most western poin, Of North
Americas?
Cape Cod
Good Now, sir, lie, US know how far you
studied mathematics. What's lhe area OF a
square acre of land 7
That depends upon The qualify. replied
Slick, swapping the blade of his knife
Well. suppose it be corn land
Why, it depends upon The number OF hills.
Say-hve hundred
Guess you nigh, we'll tell fellow how
many grains to hill
Five.
Then, accordin TO Euclid. it would be 75o
fee, horizontally perpendicular.
Excellent PRAY. where are you from 2
'Staunton, down in the Bay State-and
caa do most anything
No doubt; but there is one Thing you can
not do; you cannot humbug us You can 60
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01

MARRYiNe-" Young women heed no,
tell you 10 look on, for your husbands, Tor
know tha, you are fixing conlrlvances To- catch
one, and are as naturally on The watch as cat
is for mouse. Don't BAN your hook with an
artificial fly Of beauty; if Jou do, lF', chances
are ten to one that you will catch a gudgeon--
some silly fool OF fish that ism worth his
weight in sawdust. Array The = .ner lady wilt
beautiful garments Of virtue, m les,y, wisdom,
truth. morality, and unsophis Gated love, and
you will dispose Of YOURSELF quicker. aud To
much better advantage than you would if you
displayed all the gew gaw ;, hpPerings, FOL de-
rolls, and fiddIededees init. e universe Rrmem-
ber that it is an awful wing to die self manu-
featured old maid - IJouo Jr.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01
Fatal to Swine.

Sallpetre is as fatal to swineas arsnic to man.
Our foreman last year saIred some swine with
refuse salt which had been taken from beet
barrel and stored away; within twelve hours
Two out of three which ale Of il died, and rte
third was much injured. As farmers at this
season are empyiug their meat barrels, instead
of preserving The refuse sal, for the future, they
had better bury it in the compost heap. Oar
beef was bu, slightly salpelred, and hu' vefy
Ii,e could possibly have been taken by the
swine.-N. H. Post