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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
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Tbe Rolling Stone Gathers no Moss.

Neither does the uneasy farmer. who is
constantly moving or talking about moving
son,eudere to find rich ia1td. Generally
sneakinq, the migrating man belongs to that
class who arc careless of the soil, exhaust
il for present crops, without an eye to the
futnra His lands are heavily taxed by
;niurious management, and before he has
secured The value of the labor bestowed III
clearing them, he is left with crippled
nlantation. Welding but poor crop. 70
move in quest of the virgin soil again is
bnt incurring heavy expenses, hard labor,
loss of time, deprivations innumerable, be-
sides parting with the old homestead for
mere trihe. when he could soon make it
rich and productive, if he would feed it
with half the care that he feeds his own
imagination upon some visionary scheme
of growing rich in . Ell Dorado" to which
he IS about TO emigrate.
It will not do 10 hoe a great field for lit
,la crops. nor to NOW twenty acres for five
loads Of hay. Enrich the land, and it will
nav YOU for il. Better farm fifty acres
well, than fifty BY halves, and it is much
better TO improve the old farm than to go
off upon some Utopian expedition after a
new one.-.7gricuiturol;st.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
To Keen Cranes,

See that there are no imperfect grapes
on any Of the bunches. They must not
be too ripe. Put in the bottom Of keg
layer Of bran that has been dried in the
sun, or in an oven, and afterwards become
quite cold. Upon the bran, place a layer
of grapes with bran between the punches
so that they may not touch each other.
Proceed thus with alternate layers of bran
and grapes till the keg Is full seeing that
the last is thick layer of bran. Then
close the keg, mailing on the head so that
no air can penetrate.
Grapes may also be packed in fine wood
ashes that has been well silted.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
OLIVER EVANS.
No GI South Second strc3i, phaadfIgatq

NO OI 0ooth Second FtTf3', PhNadflptta
NanEactVrer Of Solamonlcy Fire ant IEisf Progf Iron
Chests, nith Poirdsl Proof Lorks,
4 ND WARRANTED einal any other make for Sc
cufiy against Fire Burglars, haylng tstood the
test OF both, wiiisoat injury or loss the owners
Also store and for sale, Letter Copying Presses nd
Books; Seal Presses for C0Tp0rations, Ranks, &c Drug
Risfs Presses with Cylinders and Pans iogtiug Ma
chimes for Stores, Factories &c Portable Shower Baths
OF new and superior construction nteb for either
Cold or Warm water; Refigerators for cooling and pre-
serving Meats, Butter, Mlk &c, in the GATHER
suitable Z" stand IN any part Of the house cellar Wa
'et Fhers, warranted 10 purify muddy bad water,
"he'he affected BY Rains, Mar Limestone any other
'a"7e' tPhila March ,, io50--ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04

uSF received and for sale at the Diamond
~ Drug Store, Dr.. s. p. TOWNSHIPS SARsA
PARiLLA; DAVIS PAIN KlLLER-a DESTROYER of
sll pam Dr. DUNLAPs AROMATIC CoNFnCrfoN
,"r 10 ries; asIATIo BAIsAM, for DiarIhaa, &c:
EXTRACT OF AMERICAN On. by
July 26-tf A. A. BANKS. Anon,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
w NJ. REV ALT

HH rs just received Iarge supply and var.
Il Il ETY. of GROCERIES, which he will
sell at CITY prices. Sugar, Coffee, Teas, Mo
ieSSes, Liquors, Fish, Sab, Plaster, &c. Also,
Lunaber, Coal, Nails, and all leading articles
OF trade.
0~7- As the business will be transacted
strictly on the Cash principle, ! can sell you
goods as low as any other house in town. by
calling at my store, (west end OF Elizabeth
street, at the lock on penna. canal) You can be
convinced of this fact. Ile7T
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
Philadelphia Advertisements.
BAY STATE SHAWLS.

rIlIESE celebrated and justly acknowledged SUPERIOR
GOODS, III the latest colorings and most improved
Styles viii be furnished by the subscribers in any guam
tity at the very lowest prices Purchasers will please
notice that the genuine Bay State fabrics bear tickets
corresponding with the above cut, and they will also be
distinguished from all other Wooden Shawls by their
perior fnish nenes of texture and brancy of color
Orders solicited from all sections of the country and the
will be promptly attended Purchasers will also
find in our Shawl department large assortment Of all
the other most approved makes and newest designs of
American French and Scotch Wooden Shawls, embrac-
ing great variety of plain and medium styes for friends
ALSO, Superior Paris Brocha Tong and square Shaws
in latest styles and best manuacue-IIgh usre Black
and COored Silk Shawls-Lnpin's Black and Mode Col.
ored Thihet Shawls, with silk and wooden fringes-Paris
Printed Cashmere and Terkerri Shawls-Plain and En-
bToidered Grape ShawlsNew sly Printed Palm Shaws
Neat figured Paris Brocha Shawls-Lupin's Black nd
Mode CoIored Thbet Long ShawlsPain bouRd Seal
Skin Shawis-Plain Mode Colored French TerkeITi
Shawis, ringed and bound-Eightquarter French Mode
Coored Thbe Cloth, measuring full two yards wide
Shawis, binding to matchWbite and Coored Barcelo-
ma and Genoese Shaws, &e., Wholesale and Retail
ROBERT POLLOCK & co,
No. Is South Second street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, September 90, lS50-3m.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04

BY the last steamer encouraging TO have induced
me to sell off, pull up stakes and make tracks for the E
Dorado. Hence determined 10 sell out, go Cali
fornd, and try my skill in gathering yellow gold The
lease of the occupy has st years run and
the BEST STAND IN TOWN for the business, that
greater inducements for any having mind embark
in the mercantile business is rarely offered.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
THREE HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE,

All in Lewistown. For further particulars apply TO
J. THOMAS.
Lewistown, May 81, Isj0-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
Two Carpenters Wanted.

The undersigned being capeuterby trade wishes toen
poy two carpenters young To accompany him 10 Cal
iOrna. lie win pay their and give thema chance
10 work 1t None but sober, steady need apply
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
AUCTION !!

If the goods sold within TWO months, they
will be sold at auction. As good bargains We're ever
offered be had Come and for yourselves.
JsD doors t5est Cf the Black Bear IduerH
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
"A GREAT MEDICINE"

"We have uniformly RETAINED from recommending to
the public any Of the various Patent Medicines Of the
day, unless thoroughly inced ofther value Among
those consider worthy of notice is the srHaH Bers
invented by DR.. Hooaad, and prepared By Dr.
IN Philadelpia One instance 10 particular in iC
superior yIr;es Of this medicine has lasted as f
len under observation. During the last SIMMER,
Of Mn ABRAHAa GRABILL, of this county, was very
seriously afflicted with Liver Complaint and after trying
in vain various remedies, he purchased bottle of the
BItiers, and after using H. much relieved of his
distressing maady that he procured another bottle and
Is ed entirely Ia bealtb
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
HO! FOR CALIFORNIA
GOLD GOLD
Great bargains at Thomas
Cheap Cash StOre!!

T AM now selling off my stock at LESS THAN PIIILA
DELPfIIA PRICES, and TO all who want BARGAINS
will say that now's your time DRY GOODS will be
tailed AT prices such as follows;
LINENS for PantalooHs at s, 10 and 2 cents per I'D
CALICO that cost Is cents will now be sold al 10 cents
FUR HATS, sl00.
BOOTS and SHOES, of superior manufacture, Of
fered below city prices, besides thousand articles too
tedious TO mention selling after the same fashion.
Ihave also fine assortment of choice LIQUORS,
among which s some of the best Monongahela Whiskey
Offered Patent Scythe Sneihs; CHEESE, HAM,
SHOULDER, and DRIED BEEF Also, a fine stock of
Cooking Nine Plate, and other STOVES, lower, much
lower, than Philadelphia prices. Also,
Salt, Fish and Plaster,
Fishing Tackle Trout Rods and Cane Rods at 81
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
Philadelphia and Liverpool
LINE OF PACKETS.

SHIPS. BTRrHES.
BERLIN, 200 tons, Alfred F. Smith.
SHENANDOAH, $40 James West
MARY PLEAsASrs, 200 " J q Bovine
EUROPE, 200 Henry T. Miercken.
The above ships viii sail Punctualy, their appointed
days, viz:
From Philadelphia the l0th OF each month
From Liverpool on the lst Of each month
& Taking Steam the Delaware
For passage, apply 10
SAMUEL PLEASANTs,
No 81 Walnut street, Philadelphia
g Parties viii find these superior first class SHIPS
desirable conveyances for bringing their friends
the accommodations second cabin and stceee being Of
the most airy and capacious description
- Also Drafts for SALE pa yabe in all parts or England
Ireland and Scotland, from one pound upwards
February =, IsJ0-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
PHYSICIAN, HEAL THYssLF.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT VICTORY.

Messrs. Holtstander & Co. respectable merchants OF
Obern. lorain Co, Ohio December 10 lS4s: Al
ter allowing the Brants Medicines which sent 10 US 10
remain at Cleveland about three months sent for tne
We have been often deceived by such medicines not
proving be equal 10 their recommendations and therefore
would not sell. when their want of efficacy known
therefore prejudiced against Brant suppong be
better than many others have sale. After we had
received Brant ]. "a. Hostander) persuaded from
reading the psmphle take bottle of the PnInnHa-v gnl
5aEa home Ny wife had been afflicted with severe Cough
for about ten months, and friends were alarmed and
fearful that she would hnd nothing relieve or cure her.
But notwithstanding our prejudces patent medicines
we are obliged TO say and cheerfy confess thar BRlsrs
BALsAA and PURIFYING EXTRACT caa be- dependeti on i'm
20 any or all of the many kinds that have been
ieit win Us Tor sale My wife Immediately relieved
ner cough and before she had finished using the erst
poe began 70 gain strength and health and only three
o9tles effected perfect cure The PURIFYING EIrRAcr
personally used for general debility of the system
"u nave no hetaney in saying that il the best msd
s restore and inysorate the system that have ever
found In every instance where we have sold these me
saisfaction" w e' ~
FOR SALE by
,fLFRED .M9RkS LeIcisto,rn
9. ". HREii.N.i,N, .McFegto,ca,
NJ. SIEEI.f s CO, BsIleriiie,
JOHN III BRIGHT, ReedsriHe,
And by Agents in all parts of the State
All letters and orders must be addressed 10 q
w ALLAcE & Co, l06 Broadway New York
November II, iS49--eoly.
nR GREEN'S LININENl', for Rheumat-
AZ iSm, Swelings, Bruises, nc, &c.-one
OF the best remedies now in use for beast as
well as man. Price 37l cts. per bottle. For
sale at a. A, BANKS
apl@ Diamond Drug Store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAM

ms kssaru possesses all the eleanstag and pErins
FriueE OF the sbUrcnsrned PURIFYING EXTRACT and also
possesses several other edlcaioa particularly and ptcr
hoyig adapted 10 cure COUGHS and COSSUMFTIOES. Il
hea!s AID FcrE The LHgs, and elsewhere sa.erH
~ readily and easily the Purifying Extract heas
and cures externally.
THOUSANDS Of cures Of te ispsl,s, Consumption
uly prove it, almost miraculous efficacy IN al diseases Of
the LUNGS THROAT. and BREAST.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04

PHILADELPHIA.
Their Porer he abo0e diseases is not eIeeHed-
cquaiLa-bp Gny other preparation the limited Staes as
The attest many after skE physicians had
faiid
These Bitters worthy the attention of invalids
Possessing virtues in the rcctcatiou Of diseases Of
the Liver and lesser glands exercising the most search
ing powers weakness aud affections Of the digestive
gaus. they are withaI, safe, certain and pleasant
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
CHAs. ROBINSON Esq., Easton, Md, in a letter TO DR.
Jackson, January 9, 1850, said
" Ny 50 ife and mysef have received more benefit, from
medicine Than any other have ever taken the
Dyspepsia and LiUer di5ease'
THE TENTH LEGIoS," pubiishcd.at Woodstock Va .
January 10, l,50 said
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
HARRIS, TURNER q, HALES
Syrup OF Spigelia
on Vegetable VerElaifuge,

and most e0"DeRient Worm Medicine
Prer offered 20 The pubic.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
MOST H0RRID SCR0FUTA

To realize tae great Popr of this medicine as pursar
read in our Pamphlets the perfect effected on M
D. ifhSkiT q RoHe OasidG county, W. T. He was confined
10 hs ped OGe fear-was not expected 10 live foy
h0Hrs toRST-his neck was eaten nearly of from ear m
cara hole was ea.en through the find ppehis ear nesrv
eaten on-he use OF one aesr0yea-an Ulcer as large
as mans hand had nearly esten through his sde-aad
there on him in all SA4A
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
Twenty Large, Deep, Hschafging Ulcers
Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.

And e gre1tes the most undoubtedly substantial
ed of one OF the horid and hopeless cases OF
Sre that has been cured since the world was ere.
ased-competely establishing the ra4s pop aad eetai,
-6Fcacy OF the medicine.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-10-04
Salt, Fish and Plaster
The News from California

Fishing Tackle such Trout Rods, and Cane Rods
per hundred.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25
Frolm Oregon.

We have before US an Oregon Spectator of the
25th July. We find little in it of interest.
The inhabitants taking deep interest in the
navigation of the Willamette river, which is spoken
of as fine stream. A steamboat, the second, we
believe, is being built for it, of 300 tons burthen.
Public meetings are held with the view to the
removal of distractions to the navigating of the
river.
A new paper, the Oregon Statesman, is men
toned as probably forthcoming soon,
Speaking of the agricultural prospects Of the
country, the Spectator says:
1t is fact worthy of record that our agrcul-
uralsts are becoming convinced that the richest
gold mines to which they can resort are their own
fertile fields. We have many facts before us which
lead us to the conviction that every man who can
command rood of land would do well for himself
and the country to draw out Of it all of which 1t IS
capable.
That agricultural pursuits viii pay largely, few
facts will prove. For example: we overheard a
gentleman few days since remarklng that he had
lust sold stock from his farm to the amount OF
$1,000. And the same gentleman said that aside
from his remaining stock, he also had 100 acres OF
wheat, which is now being harvested and which
will yield from twenty to thirty bushels per acre.
And any one can calculate the thousands Of dollars
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25

COrrection.-A distinguished democrat called on
us yesterday to correct the expression of the Ores
cent, that the democrats would support Gov Henry
Johnson. He says that as there is no party candi-
date in the field, the democrats will exercise their
own discretion, and vote they please. Their
vote will be divided, and so far as we can learn,
Judge Bullard will receive majority. The meet.
ing to have been held at Donaldsonville was a
failure Neither democrats nor wings were willing
to be responsible for the nomination. The old and
true friends of Gov Johnson in the country, indig-
nantly deny that he has authorized the use Of his
name. His support, as far learn, is con-
fined to the city, where a few days ago he was
denounced in stentorian tones as a daStard a11d a
tygttor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25

the triumphant advocate in her arms, enchanting
"Oh, my husband my dear husband p
Denton smiled, seized her hand, whispered
word in her ear and the two left the bar together
proceeded TO the landing, and embarked on a
steamboat bound for New Orleans. 1t seems that
they had previously parted on account of his cause
less Jealousy, after which she had assumed false
name and came to Little Rock How he learned
her danger l could never ascertain.
They returned to Texas. The husband was a
colonel IN the revolution, and escaped its perils
only to tall the next year in terrible fight with
the Camanches. A new county in the cToss-tim-
oers, county of wild woods romantic as his own
eloquence, and OF sunbright prairie beautiful as his
own Emma's sweet face, Commentaries his name
the name of transcendant star that set too SOON
which else had now been the first luminary in the
political sky of Texas, if not in the circle of the
whole Union, for he natures Demosthenes OF
the western woods
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25

such crop will secure to its owner We have
heard of two or three gentlemen on the Columbia
river who have large fields of potatoes, which have
been, by dsinterested persons estimated at $1,000
per One individual has ten acres of potatoes,
which have and will in all cost him two months of
personal labor, and the same amount of labor from
two hired hands, and if he meet with no adverse
fortune, he will realize eight ten thousand dol
lars from his potatoes alone. In the upper part of
the Willamette and Umpqua valleys there are al
most unlimited opportunities for stock raising and
dairy business, in the most beautiful country in the
world
Now, with all these golden harvests rpeuing
around them, and with the pleasures of home to
sweeen every care, and the assurance of grow
ing demand for the products of the soil, and the
continuance for years of high prices, will not every
citizen of Oregon realize at once the vast import
ance of prosecuting with the almost vigor, the
agricultural operations of the Territory.
AT Bangor, on Thursday, the steam saw mill on
the Kenduskeag, owned and occupied by Mr.. Will
liam G. Smith, was entirely destroyed excepting
the engine. The amount of loss could not be
learned. There was $1,000 insured on the pro-
pertY,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25

Professor Johnson reported to have said at
the recent meeting of the American Scientific As
ISOLATION at New Haven, that the stone of which
the Washington Monument at Washington is built,
was OF poor quality and would not last. Mr.
Whittlesey, the President, we believe, of the As
ISOLATION, has written the following letter to the
Assistant Marshal of Connecticut denying the
statement in terms good deal more emphatic than
courteous:
Dear SlNOur favor of the third receive this
ing with slip of newspaper containing the false and inta
nous statement OF Professor johnson. totally uUiounded
IN every respect you perceive by the accompanying
which shall send you Every test and examination gives
additional evidence of the superiority 81 TINS marble Tor the
purpose OF enduring monument 1t dpToper material m
every way build the whole structure OF N place Of beng
used facing OF the eCe, fourteen ieet Of the thick
of which built OF gness rock, the hrmest IN the world
sorry that who styles himself Professor should
reCkessly expose his ignorance.
Most sincerely yours, ELISHA WmTTLEsEI.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25

The Lake Watering Places-We learn, with
much pleasure, that Jenks's East Pascagoula
House, Montgomery's magnificent Hotel at Pass
Christian, and Nxon's, at Biloxi, have still fair
proportion of visitors, who are enjoying more, per-
haps, than any time duing the season, the re-
Ireshing breezes of the Lake, and the superior
inequalities of their respective hosts. How happy
we should be to make one more trip to either of
the above mentioned delightful points before the
warm season has closed Each of these houses
will remain open yet for a considerable time
probably until the LIST of November.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25

The Supreme Court held a session of three days
in Alexandria, and decided nine cases, affirming
five and reversing four judgements. Several years
ago, when Opelousas and Alexandria were the only
towns in the country where the Court held It's ses-
sions, the term sometimes was six wetks. But
the Mississippi River Parishes above the mouth Of
Red River, were set off to New Orleans the
Northwestern Parishes to Monroe This, together
with the fortunate diminuton of litigation has pro-
duced the result which we now chronicle. 1t
seems hardly just to force the Judges to ride the
circuit from the Attakapas to the Arkansas line for
the few cases to be decided
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25
,REOre .N4Lr Books.

THOMAS. l.. WHITE, SO Canal street.
L Just received and for sale
HUNGARY AND TRANSYLVANIA. By John Pa.
get. ESQ. vols igmp.
SKETCHES OF GREECE AND TURKEY. By Au.
brey de We're vol
Religious Tale.
THE ROMANCE OF THE OCEAN. BY Fanny Foley.
MEMOIR OF ELLEN MAY WOODWARD. By
Rev George Miles
THE MACS HEAD; or, A Season among the Bankers,
RUTH ENlSLEY, the Betruhei Maiden. By Carpenter.
COPELAND ON PALSY and APOrLEXY.
RANKINGS ABSTRACT. July number. Etc. etc.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25

Gen. HiRtoN-THc Mail Ro6Jery.-The pre-
liminary examination of Gen. Hinton, at Cleveland,
Ohio, was closed on Saturday evening the 18th.
He was adjudged guilty, and bail fixed at
$4,000 The general not being able to procure
bail for so large an amount left Cleveland on the
18th, by stage for Columbus, in company with
Gen Jones, u S. Marshal where he will await
his trial in the Franklin County Jail.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25

Etiquette at Washington" is the title of a
remarkably neat little volume of 1876 pages, by a
citizen of Washington. Besides the matter Of
Etiquette at the Federal Capital, it comprises
" customs adopted by polite society in the other
cities of the United States, to which is added an
appendix containing an accurate description of the
public buildings at Washington.
The volume is worth purchasing, but we are not
able to say whether it can be had at any of our
city bookstores
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25

THiugsat Washington.- Stuart was
installed on the 10th Mr.. Corwin has been i'll for
several days past. Mr.. Cooper will prbably re-
cover sufficiently to attend to the Lewis case.
Lewis and his competitor, Smith, are both busy.
Senator Pearce has been called home by sickness
in his family Mr.. Hall will to-day present bill
prohibiting Communication and compound interest.
Mr. Harris will probably modify the resolution for
the admission of Mr. Babbitt to include,
Prospectvely, the delegate from New Mexico.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25

A fatal afffaY occurred at Alexandra on Saturday
the 18th, between S. L. Wells and ]. w. Gordon
They were young lawyers and cousins, and the
utmost intimacy existed between the families We
do not learn what provOcatiOn could have produced
the collision. Young Wells graduated at the Lou.
isiana Law School at its last session, and was
young man of much ability, and promised, in time,
to become the head of one of the most respectable
families in the Stale. He attacked his cousin with
a cane, cutting him over The head when Gordon
shot him in the side. He died in less than twenty
four hours. Gordon was bailed by Judge Cush-
man at $1,000, a nominal sum. The Alexandria
papers say this melancholy occurrence has thrown
a gloom over the community.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-09-25

The Alexandria Democrat of the 18th, says the
Cotton crop of Parish Rapides is still suffering
from the ravages of the bol-worm and caterpillar.
The damage will be very great and under no cir
cumstances can there be more than half crop
made. The cane is quite small, generally, and re-
quires rain much.