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ENOBARBUS.
To the Editors
Sep

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is, 1s49.
In my last gave you account of the doings Of the
Rough and Ready city and county conference alias wing
Since that time speculatons made by poll
tcians that the natives who did not get the Rough and
Ready nomination are backing of the ticket PROPOSE
Postmaster White, Navy Agent Soanaker, and District
Attorney Ashmead for the natives to back out and they
should be provided for but from appearances there will
be three tickets in the field II SO, the democracy will be
triumphant The defeat Of Dales nomination for sheriff
has broken the wing ranks completely. Before month
rolls round, the wing Gibraltar city of Philadelphia will
be in the hands OF the people, 1t is high time there
achange; We want men OF all parties in our city coun
cils When that is the case, some startling developments
will be made relative TO the Girard fund and the wasefu
expenditure of the peoples money for party purposes
Great promises made by Gipn, the whg, should he
be elected. OF what reforms he would adopt but the peo
pie, the other hand, say they old citizen Of
Philadelphia for mayor, not young lawyer from Clay
toms State Delaware Gipin has been in the city
cs soon after he came into this State and If he wanted
to correct the abuses OF which the complain he
could have shown by his works OF the fruits in
this city.
The feeling by the people against the appointments Of
General Taylor in this city increases the time OF the
meeting OF the Senate draws particularly that OF
Lewis, collector. unpopular appointment than
his could not have been made in city, and more
shameful prostitution of his office for political Pur,
poses has happened here. II General Taylor had
stopped in Philadelphia, and not been taken under the
wing OF McMichae, Clayton's man Friday in Philadel.
pha the collector would have heard from the people
propra persona what the masses-the bone and OF
Philadelphia Of his appointments. 1t is TO be
hoped that the President by name will be so in reality,
and take matters in his hands, and not leave them 10
the Second Humbug Washington cabinet, the North
~ 1850 EpEIAN
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IRON IN HOUSE ARcHITEcTURE.-Says an amateur in
the Trbune The introduction OF iron for columns and
walls, will work total revolution in practical architec-
ure So graceful aud fragile appearance, yet capable
of such immense and yet uncalculaied endurance, few
like flower stems, are known and felt to be abundant
foundations for the weghliest fabric that the ingenuity OF
man can pile on their tiny shoulders; and in the very
audacy OF the disproporton between means and ends
lies feeling of triumph, which is the very poetry OF
physics-the glory OF economy and utility, surrounding
the practical with halo which transforms its toughest
efforts to the likeness of the ideal Think for moment
how in few years by means of the introduction of iron
into house architecture, the humblest citizen may build
himself perfect little palace, poised exquisite Corn-
THAN columns the classic acanthus wreathing with true
recian grace around their capitals and the light. spring
ing front divided into festooned panels crowned with the
moulding Of the divinest forms OF art! Will not this be
better than the shed shanes and cear-pens the damp,
and dreary and desoate the filthy crime holes
aud coers into which despairng Helotsm is content 10
cram It's marrowless bones !"
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COMMERCE OF New ORLEANS -Messrs Cook, Young,
& CO.., published on the LIST inst their usual annual
statement OF the trade and at New Orleans of
which the Mobile Tribune gives the following abstract
The total receipts OF cotton from ell sources for the year
from this amount 81 SIS bales from Mobile Florida, and
Texas the remander O90797 baes) shows the receipts
nroe for that port The stock hand LIST instant
is $50 bales Total estimate value Of the cotton received
there $50 SH3H
estimated at SGT $50 692-n 1913 at S797 l6l-n lSt1
ssO033 ESQ We give particulars OF OF the leading
articles for the past year, Wis
Bacon 81 95s5S5; beef Sl05 bagging and rope,
So 2s6 no; cotton, S30Sii,34; corn and corn meal,
81 asa Gus four S4559 29s; lard, S497o lead, ST.
bi2 1853; molasses, 81 2S5 sugar. SSs0l0j pork,
fSiI tobacco 50 93s 30 whskey ss52os; wheat,
SI77 So; hemp, S436, S32
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From the Philadelphia Inquirer,

From the Phladelphia Inquirer,
California letters abound in all the leading newspapers.
Everything In relation 10 the gold region given In de-
tail We have first full accounts from the San Francisco
journals, and then incidents and items in abundance from
the pens OF individual correspondents. New expeditions
goes by that do not hear Of OF departure for the
land OF promise The gambling spirit prevails there to
fearful extent We it stated that 100000 recently
changed hands at monte bank on the turn OF single
card A New York gambler lost $4,000 the night be-
fore the California sailed letter to the Newark Adj
veriser says:
81 am balancing in my mind whether so to the mines
remain here Gold digging 10 said to be not so good as
represented at home, being fortunate and others not;
an average an ounce per day aboa. as %e a. mos,
climate hot enough for endurance without doing any
% the We .s mot
about u a. m breeze begins and 6y night y blows
gressmans wages SO day, and doing nothing as yet
Meals a. eating are VI 70 " 90 H., Washing 20
as cheap 20 wear shirt until Is dirty and then throw
away and buy another"
hard work. A party recently removed rocks weighing
500 to 500 lbs and of sand to about so bushels
of dirt out Of which they realized 81 ounces OF gold
Another letter says:
quicksilver has recently been tried, and gives most crafty
ing results; il has been accomplished by Mr. Brinsmade
him across tho i.thmus and il dscried Pasana
Francisco, Sacramento and at the mines bur being
man who the ultimate result OF things. he took al
great expense Mormon island and during the first ~
minutes OF its operation, produced $40 This short time
was all that left them the first day OF Its erection
The next day they pn through and the result Al
gold dust the following 4S or, 3s OF &C. Ig
ten days washing with the rocker they had gathered
$1,000.
This Mr. Brinsmade told himself It has as matter
of course created quite sensation here Another import
ant Is that taken from ground
which dug last year The quicksilver collects al
the minute PARTICLES of gold that otherwise be reach
ed, and by any other process would be lost
Capt Tyler (not the PresidenD says he knows OF
tanned 100000 In the ordinary mining districts from 81
$50 per day obtained by hard work. Reports also Of
contrary character prevalent coming from some who
home without the anticipated success.
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THE UNION.

had been given the thai the people Of Cali
ionia We're about form State eons,itaton containing
the slavery prohbiion and would apply for admission into
the Union early day be expressed his qualification AZ
this, aud declared should receive his cordial
lion, as HE THE INTRODUCTION or
SLAVERY INFO THE TRRkIroRIEs. al.
eve derived the above from wellknown gentleman Of
Pisburg who present when the President expressed
his views and was Communicated in the presence
Of Gen Larme OF the leading members Of the free
soil 0 in reference 10 the tariff the national admin
istfaton will prove what Of the North consider ortho-
dox Why should the free soil nsa continue maintain
hostile attitude tovards he mationai ard State admiaistra
lions ~
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Carr RAsDoLpH AND THE ROUND ISLANDERS : The
editors OF the Pcsyune have seen private letter ad
dressed by Captain Randolph, United States navy, to
friend in that city, relative TO the comments OF the New
Orleans press on the stringent measures adopted by him
against the Round islanders He therein complains OF
being by the papers, and declares that 81"
is entirely false that any provisions have been stopped
which were sent the Round Island On the
trary when they were in starving condition, owing TO
the Indifference or instability OF their leaders in sending
them supplies we," says the Captain, stock pity upon
them and fed them from vessels for two days"
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Nv r. 3. wpTour. e.orretcwn.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOFTY virtue Of deed Of dated the 10Th day Of Sep
tember le recorded Washington
shall SELL IN front Of the PREMISES the goth day OF October
next, O'Clock, m, OF original plan Of George
brick house thereon. Terms cash. In bankabe funds
Sept 1e-dn n. 8. WRIGHT, Auct
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~ FOR RENT that large commodous dwelling, Just
Il erected e Of Twentieth and street
ILL the first floor dining
with buffers room and pantry On the second floor three large
chambers with dressing and buffers
supplied with and cold Marble msnteIs
kitchen chamber above In the back build
nr The kitchen supplied
large cistern In he cellar Il large orsrcon and fur
mace building sdon
ss spi r-sodlfiw sE ssKEAN I'm s., psy Navy Dept
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,rn,,o ,nfrm the citizens Of wsshnrson and ne District
mai thew have branch Of their New Iork nous IN
,,s an Of Ion street, where ney
have fu complete assortment Of staple and Fancy
~ American English, French, and German manuscn. IneL
49,, n.srular attention 70 stock Of FANCY AND 0kNA
MENTAL STATIONERY, ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BILLIE -
from the sces in importing Their s'ods arcs 0 =,
% abroad enabled 20 oncf
mrchassrs not 70 be found any other store IN ths city
lmf
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rrrrIIIAM H. NNIx, of the General Lana os, 49,
prosecute Of every Kind against sns n, ne d,frsst
consrss any Of ths sboe in relation military
o,ny i,nds win enable fun 70 $50 "a ~
located by military win be sesurea no c1s,rs S ss1
means hs war, OF 1871 and mcncsn WM,
, .csiye speciai attention He will also suena !" s - ~
,ng collection Of rents, pnd psymen. W 1870 y" - " =
Nv, ci,v NV non resdert and others $1,000,
'nn ~ (. made James Shields formerly
nne,ai Land once Hon Richard NJ Youre, late
o. of the Land oce % I'll me oncers ~ S,s
oses members generally OF the bnr he'
sm.. Richie Edmund Burke, Peter Forcc W. W. ssan'
BON Gc !, Al ssap wecdon Coach FACTORY, ws's o. ne csass
Market, wsshington, ID. O.
Sep 10
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baltimore College ofDcntsl surgery.-scssion Is4eb0.
B regular Of Lectures 10 This Institution
il the Last MONDAY NoyEspER, and will continue four
Monday Of October.
FACULTY,
ELEazAp PARnLY, NJ. d., Provost.
CH.pIs A, Hams, A. NJ, NJ D., Professor Of Principles and
Pseiiee Of Dental surgery p,oo..o, =, s,.,,. p,,,o,
~ and Therapeutics
Coss NJ d., d. ID. B., Professor Of Operative and
Mechanical Dentistry
Dentistry and Lecturer Dental Chemistry
provision
and commodious with all the
necessary appaneei Mechanical Wortshops, Infrary,
supplied daily patients Dssecng
Maseu containing thousands of teeth Of every pathology
al variety; and two Lecture Rooms
Tor the course, siio, dissection Ticket, (opuon) $40;
Matnculafon, - Diploma fee, go
Sept 19-2aweo3m w. n. HANDY, Dean.
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III A call ate
house furnishing dry goods generally All newly opened
auction scdien cent less than the same can be
had bought in The regular way They would o
inv d to can and examine before sug
cheaper ssan the same any other city They
do tapestry we've. 40 ,...,.
= % 40 Eng. English j.. ,m,.,,,, @ sn,v
50 superhne Ingan Of both imported and american make
50 do cotton and and cotton do
do Venetian Of tho best quality and newest styles ana color
30 do American floor ois,oth. Of Z, and - widths,
do very tapestry English ditto TO cut for halls,
oo n s nc &C.. o.,.a md cbeuele make some very
handsome and cheap ,..,.a.. -. $780,, -. =.
Together with The Largest and decidedly the cheapest stock we
nav s ~, nsa or % y , ~, nioseass linen.
p ps nu si ap eos,n ,sh,s dianer. md cloths
coored border tooweIIine Russia and Scotch do
eoassS ,su nen, e,s ,Se heaviest kind
Curtain materials Of every description curtain muslin
s so " e e ~ ali oo and STYLE
sell great rc Il bargain aaa ""''' f'
Likewise 1914 coored quilts, at only 81 % worth 81 So
,o,b pess. e00ed moor 0aiIe anu w. "'' '''A'
again respectfully solicit call ~ from al desiring ss s,s. Se 70
interest 10 do So az. o, .,r..,. p.,, ,v.,,.
COATS, pants, and vests, made 60 order.-BARNEs a
MITCHELL would announce 70 sssmsn s they
Of French English and American cloths eamere.
vesng that have before been brought 10 THIS MARKET
hacne the best makes, a the newest Styles and most
The and such mode,. rate. s, will pss, the
their ss%s.. a This gsa s." S rood sSS s
. ss; S : and srS .os
they are ne % ss Nc sssp sSc are sou
the city, And they will e. even ese ~ s. ns soS
They only name a few OF the leading eolorsi .
Cloths
simonis manufacture IL
10 pieces Engh wool dyed cloths from which
we have made cost from si6 TO $40
pieces London smoke and olive brown cloths now much worn
I'm fock and sack .ea
pieces olive other fashionable shades, green do
do claret colored do
a ao ~ eas nv ~" %o 's''" ''o' W " '@'' "
Aiso esde, mSed
cloths for over and sack coats every
and quality OF Also, and PeIissc cos for bust
| ness COATS ,x ,.s.,,.p,ps
IN chosi"bhDo'
10 pieces black French doeskn, Bajou smonfs make hs
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The Elsetio~ 10 Afai~s.

PORTLAND Sept I-There has been no choice for Cow
amor by the people The indicate that the Senate
viii be whig and the House democratic by ANAL msjori-
THE democratic governor is within very isw votes Of
an election however, and falls below much lees than at
the contest year He will be elected By the
which will be- largely democrauc-the House, which y
decidedly democraic filing the In the Senate, OF
which there are believe thirteen. This viii complse-
iy dissi pate the wing majority In that body.1
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rELEaRAPHIC REPoRCs rOR TrIn uNIoH.

TELEasAPHIc REPoRrs EoR THE UHIoH.
Dissolution of The Haysn Rpsbiie- declared En-.
PmLADELpHIA, Sept. 1877 p. m.
By an arrival this morning, advces have been received
mere from sta ting that on the Oath ult the
Senate and Legislative Chamber of Hayt have
declared the republic at an end. and proclaimed Sou
Cosditio~ Of the msvksts.
New YORK. Sept 49,, p m.-Stocks dull--sales
Flour aassNaIes 1000 bbls at % 81 81 81 for Michg.
ns &C. Corn 20 %ss g .1s sss 5
Sales 5000 bushels red wheat Ioa JOG cenj Gen
S s s a Ss g q
cents Rye % ssn rs Sss' 81 ms:: PORK a Sio Ia
cents per h. Cotton 800 bales ii full prices
aayy sss. waay 81 IN sS ~
xPmLApkLpHIA, Sept ls.-stocks 9uies-no change N
wssa. i los g. ss ..a meal !:
cents for ysowi oats p 80 cents, re 90 cents Prov.
Il ss sS pHs ooss good lsass. fS
cotton hrmer, with small advance.
whiskey PSI a "a cents per gaii,n'
The Faleo., mails left bsAi.d- Csitoa crops. &c.
NKw ORLEANS, Sept l5.-The steamer Falcon, which
dsnislly sis behind the mail Intended sor California
on which The mad wa. put was immediately
The accounts from Louisiana, Mississippl. and Ala
bama relating to the vages OF the cotton worm continue
very bad
Death Of DR.. Ho~sto~.
NKw York, Sept l6-Dr. Houston, the welknown
Washngton and late reporter of
the United States Senate. has died Of hsohage Of the
lungs. natf.sf 4N.p
Dreadful Ravagss Of the CAoi~a--Los Of Lift at sea-
Bosros Sept H.There ten deaths by cholera at
Bangor Maine, Friday making hundred and swelve
deaths since the commencement Of the epidemic.
Al French settlement near Bradley Maine, ont OF =
persons by cholera, day, have died.
rhe living the place. and the settlement y now broken
up The Indians at Old Town have also suffered from tho
epidemic. -. !,
baane Jave Of Wesport stating that named Hos
mer and boats OF five persons, carried down
and drowned by the line becoming entanged when last TO
whale.
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DARN for saleTbe subscriber offers for sale his farm in Alex
anda county, miles from the Potomac bridge, and
half mile south OF the toll gate nearly opposite the residence Of
Roach, esq, containing 81 acres OF land.
Also story brick dwelling Pennsylvania
between 7 18th containing good
Also frame dwelling street, sd street, and directly
non Of the observatory containing sir good rooms.
Persons wishing purchase expect bargain In Of the
properly For further particulars, apply 20 seby Parker,
sep6-eoa JOSEPH FRASER.
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Mr. WnKNsoS, OF 0nondaga, moved the appointment
OF COMMITTEES Of sixteen, two from each Judicial district,
and equally divided between the separate divisions OF the
ton.
Mr. SraYxEa, Of Oneida suggested that the matter be
deferred until the permanent organization.
Mr.. CocHRAsr, Of New YorE. also took the same view
Mr. WILKINSON still thought his motion proper, and
briefly addressed the convention in favor Of IT,
Mr. VAN buren, was in favor OF Mr.. w q proposition
Alter some conversation the resolution was adopted
recess OF fifteen minutes was then taken for the pur
pose Of consultation with the chairman in regard to the
selection Of the committee
Upon recognizing il was found that only fourteen
were appoinedhere not being any Representatives OF
the Cas- section in attendance from the LIST and I'd dis
tcts. Various propositions made to complete the
committee, and several gentlemen addressed the conven
hon on the subject The matter finally disposed OF
BY allowing the fourteen 10 m out the number; when
he convention adjourned until half-p 2.
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Mechanical Trscss -
PRACTICAL Treatise on The teeth Of gear wheels WI"
lis A. viii. snsfr ~ S,as.s Parish, win snpsvinr Is
s,.s,c.s.d in p.trntm b. y.
p,rs.oD. civil engineer, pamphlet cents TAYLOR
Sep IL
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THE Theological Lectures OF the late Rev. David
Bogne, d. D. edited by the Rev Joseph samuel g. r. Frey,
National Assem-
by France, from May less by D. " Corkran, Scenes
Temper Tnumpbed by author Of The Jail Chap
vol The Crayon Reader being selections from the writings
Of Washington Irving, prepared for the use Of schools
Sept 10 fRANCK TAYLOR
CIR JOHN HERsCHELL's Outlines OF Astronomy,
weisbach Mechanics of Machinery and Engineering second
volume Moore Irish Melodies beautiful illustrations BY Fin
den Infancy and Childhood by g.
NJ D. uintus Cuu Rufus schmtz and Zumpts Classical
series, with English
sept ~ FRANCK TAYLOR
CORES MeiodiesLarre illustrated edition for
MI Herschelf Outlines with plates, 1872 West
Of Children wesbach Mechanics and Engineering vol
O. Just issued and received for sale by .
sepI9 Booksellers, sth
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The president called the convention 10 order at "a D.
Inc committee resolutions was announced ne follows
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- Isr OF PATENTS FOR NvENTIors AND
prsIGNs issued by United sssies from m . o. 40 ~
~ -. and notes decisions o. the conrr o. w ~,
ne as G he same PERIOD compiled and published ynds ne
eeon a Edmund Burke, Commi.~'oner o - y. si
vol, vo, bound pco ~ W II II
postsce) FofsaieI psnsss,,c~s rs~r esh =.
L -
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carpstings, Csrpetings, Carpetings.


DARNES MITCHELL would call attention TO their UNUSUAL
large elegant supply carpeng floor oilcloth rugs
furnishing goods generally All newly opened within tn
number having been purchased
will certainly be sold cent less than the same can
invite of and description OF
dry goods ca and examine their assortment before suu
determined to sell rs cheap
cheaper had in this other city, The
would having just been opened
a rich Xeyei
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cARDThosc customers who have not settled their &C
commits mr. fbe favor by cosn
mem with either dates To those who hsv
seled we anks and grateful acknowledgment
md ask a continuance Of their patronage. -.
sept s--eodswh CLfGETT, NEWTON, MAY = co.
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:SNeI eI68eEllNogW>
SHORT PATENT SERMON.
BY DOW JR.


shall draw discourse from the fol
lowing 'ext
The body craveth meats, aud the spirit is
a,hirst for peacetniness.
He that hath these bath enough; fo' all
beyond is vanity
NV hearers -coutehtment is the sweat
cream Of life that never sours. with II
YOU are rich, though lucre be scatoei
without il yuu are poor, though mammpih
heaps Of gold are a, your command. The
body craveth meats, says my 'ext'-ahd
potatoes, may add-and the spirit is "a
thirst for pc cefulnesss.
Now, my friends, let the body have
what it really needs. and qnench the
thirst of the spirit with peaceful p"ta''"n
aud what more can happiness reqnire!-
Nothing. Snrfeit jumps about six feet
over pleasure. and lights in the center Of
pain, like grasshopper in the middle of
a frog pond. A little Of any thing is he Il.
thier for contentment than great deal
size has weak stomach and cant't stand
much. In gathering great stores you
gather great care, and, as the first IN
creases. even so augmcn's the latter
Too little however, is iuconven'ent and
troublesome, vet too mncb shall swell 10
to an evil. il Wisdom does mt stand by to
moderate the wishes-for covetousoe"
ever goes about with her mouth fnl'.
mumbling for more, while the nav |" al
ready crammed to completion.
My friends--rich men should go to
school to the poor, and be taught content
men, by them; but know very well that
these yotaries at the shrines of mammon
can no more enter the kingdom fterre =
trail happiness than cbimneysweep can
work his way through a tobacco pipe -
See! there goes Independence with q
small bottle of comfort in his pocket
locking as though the rags on his bach
we're tie spontaneous productions OF ma
ture, True, he is ragged but not wre'ch
ed. lie is contented as calm IN deel
water, whether II rains or shihes. Oa'
ing for nothing. thankful for good deal
such as il is, and satisfied with his power
erty, he whistles, sings or laughs amid IN
wrecks of fortune aid the crash of stocs
He earns his pnrrdge with his pick AK
and glsdness and eats il with pewte'
spoon. lie is a gstherer ofslmples IN th
A
golden harvest fields. While others bres'
IF branches. bending with fruit, he
content with cniiing the wild herbs "po
the hills. Now look We up IN his forehesd
and tell me if ,ou can end single clon
of coveious anxiety: OF in his eve, and no
dn1lness that marks the unkiodled o2
tic af the stated so"s Of pleasure. No
YOU can see nothing of the kind; aud her
let me tell you, brelhefn that there
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A Printel,s Inventory.

We have been taking an inventory Of
follows:
Wood-Three quarters Of cord, and
some Of that SO crooked that il can't lie
stll.
Beef--Not even a shin>boDe.
pork- A bout half shoat.
Lard--Some thing like chipfull.
Flour--Just beginning 10 scrare the
b, tom OF the barrel.
Meal--Enough for six quarts of mush,
by adding a little saw dust.
Pota,oes-A peck, peck and half, or
possibly two pecks
Turnips--Nope in market.
Sassingets-Three liuks.
But,er--Promise OF some next week.
Cabbsge-Not a solitary crout.
OnIons--Like the children If Israel, we
murmur for the leeks and onions OF Egg Pt.
Coru--Eleven ears aud a nubbip.
Oats--Not an oai.
Hay Bought load yesterday.
Mooey-Took a search warrant 10 find
| il, bnt here il is: One counterfeit five
dollar bin on the State Bahk of Indiana
Two .hiIiines all 10 silver, long sixpeuce
and a halipenny token from Ne" Bruins
wick--all told.
The whole forming a snlemn appeal ''
nur delinquent sab.cribers, OF which oe'
and all are respectfully requested TO take
fnoticc - Goshen DcmJeraf.