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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
CONNIE cial In stitute Of Indianapolis
] W. Nick. SCOTT. A. NJ. PrincipaI.

UNHIs INSTITUTION now permanently established and is
recently feS up with al elegance and Il
Institution wes for full and thorough Commercial Edncs
ton whilst the cost is llile one half of others
thorough EducaO conpreheIds di.ncs
FIRST CLASs-DousLE ENTRY Book KEEPNe-Ths embrs-
the science Of Book Keeping by Double Entry and is sppes
Banking Manufacturing, and Domestic Shipping Commission
Steam Boating and Foreign Shipping and general Commission bus
as S IKE B B Fo So
Grain book Outward Invoice book Account Current book &c
THE SECOND CLASS embraces the Laws Customs and Usages
THIRD CLASs-AfxRcANrnE ARIrHMErIc-Embraces CaJcu-
aOn Interest Discount Loss and GAIN Commission and Broker.
age Equation Direct and Indirect Exchange
FOURTH CLAss-CossEscTAL LAw~Embraces the Law,
&C. relating Sole Traders Partnerships Corporation. and Prnci
pal and Agent Bills of Exchange Pomissonary Notes &C.
s1s aS se nnd be nature OF and sv hs
emedes which lie measure the hands OF the Merchant him
self as the stoPpage Of Goods IN Transit Lien: DC
10 12 weeks. SIS 90 prepaid or secured
A PARTIAL COURSE, Embracing the Scientific part of the
iercanie Law
ton Of the Partial Course continue through the Full Course
HPce Of Cards of Admission 10 Partial Course, s2 SO,
Ono Pupil in either without FIRST ob-
tanning Gard Of Admission from the Principal.
LECTURES Banking Political Economy and other subjects
valuable to the Merchant 10 be known will be delivered through
Diploma granted only 10 those who may pass satisfactory ex
animation at the completion OF Full Course.
day Of each month although Pupils are admitted at any time
Report Of the Board Of Examiners, May 90, 1851.
We the undersigned Thy special acting the Board
Examiners Commercial institute of indianapolis, certify
that have attended the examination of the present
class Of said Institution and find said class well viii
the elementary principles of Double Entry Book Keeping could
well be expected their and opportunities Of actual practice
sdered We believe them have received from their
suco thorough drilling lhs all important branch CONNER
cisl Education which, steadily observed and properly pscce6
will render them able and valuable
would recommend that the following named members Of
present class receive Diplomas, to-wit
James weeEs {ohn Dorsey Hezekiah W ROBBERS Samuel
Morris Joseph Haugh John T. Ferguson George w Dorsey
Nicholas McCay Jr James T. Brown and TYa Montgomery
And in conclusion would congratulate the citizens
having their home Institution
Commercial education much
and far expense and anxiety Of mind the part parents
and guardians and believe will be impaired any oisP
similar Institution in the West. B. F. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS,
WIN. SULLIVAN,
G. B. DAVIS.
BENZ. l.. LANG.
indianapolis, May 20, 1851
N II shall be the aim OF the Principal furnish oil the grad
uses Of this Institution who desire H. with immediate employ
he therefore business part
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

Of the records Of deeds Wayne county; mOrgaged by William
Hill Loan inieres; &C., ss62 l5.
White County
The Of the qr Of H. also the hi Of the hi Of
the Or Of sec H. all in Is p w containing 81 50 ssfss
also the r. Of the W Or Of sec 20 also ne zoe NJ o. the y
John w Bunne forfeited sold credit Hiram ia
cO6s Loan interest DC s6t9 81.
containing acres the hf Of the of 90 % q,
w eUaa as4 = acres m0"s's'' by jacob Meyers Loan M
Part OF sec 70 n W. containing 1853 acres
county morgaged by Robert Roirock Loan, interest," &c.
The or H. also the hf of the Dr. az in
90 W. containing in all 100 morgaged by Isaac Rey
So much Of the morgaged premises each will The
pnd ~ a S be no S for cash be premises Will he bid in for
the State thought best and be Immediately offered for sale
credit OF FIVE with interest seven per cent payable annu
certificate Of purchase will be given purchaser pledgng
but which shall be forfeited State with all payments made
thereon for default of the pymn, OF principal OF interest
time
Bond will be required the purchaser payment pur-
committed suffered and security may also be required in any
case
By order the Board of cO%RsoRs5; Of SINKING T Fund
OFFrcE OF SINKING FUND, Sept %, 1851.
0-Explanalons Of the abrevalons in the foregoing notice e
% q % 20! sG scO I% 1 NJ and for
range ' -
CUN-PowDER! GUN PowDER!i-we are agents for the
equal to any Powder IN the United States
VIII supply City dealers reasonable rates. delivering the Powder
upon short notice.
We have erected Mag the City limits and shall all
times, be fully supplied with all grades Of Powder
All Powder sold by will be guaranteed equal representation
when otherwise, the money will be refunded
| We have in Magazine:
IS kegs Kentucky Rife Powder, FIFE;
20 half kegs do. do. do
| 90 quarter kegs do. do do:
% Kegs fair Lawn Mills, Fife, do
| 20 kegs Deer, do,
| 10 kegs Austin King * Co.'S do
10 Sss 5 Cannon and Blasting, do;
| Superior Canister and Sporting, do;
| BROWNING g. MAYER
| North side, Washington Street, the State House.
| june30-w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
JOHN O'KANE & SONS,
NEW BOOK STORE.

JOHN O'KANE & SONS
NEW BOOK STORE.
XNTE friends, Booksellers, Country Mer
w chants Teachers Professional Gentlemen and book buyers
generally that have opened Indianapolis Marion county, In
diana Book Store We prepared time supply
the trade large small quantities with and fresh
stock Of Books and Stationery We keep always hand large
and complete of Miscellaneous Theological Law Med
cal Common school, and Classical Books together with full
stock Of Staple and Fancy Stationery.
We confident would be the interest Country Merchants
and all others wishing purchase books give a call
All orders thankfully received those who send
they will be filed promptly. Particular paid orders by
mail otherwise for quantities single volumes Beeswax and
Rags wanted. JOHN O'KANE & SONS,
nay23iwf No Norris Buildings. under Odd Fellows Hall
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09
TO THE LADIES.
NIEw HARDWARE sToRE-NEw FrpN AND New GOops
THE BEST OF
B o OTIS A Nd s H o E S

NEW HARDWARE SToRE.-NEw FIRM NEw Goops
~ The subscribers have opened entire New Stock Of
Hardware the latest styles and approved
Of house trimmings OF every description Builders will please do
them the favor call and examine quality, prices &c
Farmers also be furnished with almost agricultural
such shove spades hoes and scythes
grain cradles sickles &c &c
Carpenters yoners Cooprs Maons Carriage and Cabinet Ma
Black White and all Smiths and the
tended the entire alphabet OF the city and surrounding
country call the sign othe Gilt Elephant and Cook Store
side of Washington opposite d. Cagheads and examine
goods and prices
In addition the above they will keep for sale good stock
assorted ron STEEL and nails Also cop
per- and sheet and do all kinds job work in their
line ORDER and lastly they do intend being oudone The
lection of the approved kinds of Cooking Stoves warranted
please sale Being well acquainted with the latest improved
patterns made New York. Pennsylvania and Ohio and having
had twenty practical the sale ooves and other
merchandise the hardware trade they hope please who
may favor them with a call WAINWRIGHT Il BRO
Indianapolis, Sept q, ls50-w.
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INprANAro11s. May 20. 1851

indianapolis, May 20, 1851.
N shall the OF the Principal furnish all the grad
Of this Institution who may desire with immediate employ
he therefore business part Of the Ssis
who inform him of the
all particulars and he will and send him well quail
fed in every particular.
rArsneemenis been made with of the largest
best Boarding houses the City board and lodge all tie Students
from abroad 50 making the of board
ing Tuition Stationary about $1,000 the price Tuition alone
in the Cincinnati Colleges. july17-1yd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

MITCHELL BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
P0MER0Y IRON.
Warranted to be of superior quality.
Nails Steel Springs Axles Anvs Vices Bellows Wagon boxes,
Flows, Steel and Cast Mould Boards, &c
They also keep hand large variety of
PARLOR AND COOKING STOVES,
OF the latest patterns, and Of superior quality and finish
No 395, Main ST., West Side three doors belOtc Court,
juy7-6mw CINCINNATI, o.
SUNDRIES.-100 bags Pepper
- 5000 Cassia
1000 pounds of Cloves
10cases Indigo
300 dozen painted Buckets
so gross Zinc Wash Boards
500 kegs Nails
300 boxes No. Soap
500 do Star and Sterne Candies.
In and for sale by MCKENZIE REED,
aprle Nos. % and p Main St Cncinnah.
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF NEW AND ELEGANT
WI FALL. GOODS-We receiving New Stock for
the Fall Trade comprising the largest and magnificent
ment opened in Indianapolis.
Brown and Bleached Mu Brown
Beached Dngs and Canton Fanne English and American
Prints styles, Dress Goods OF all kinds Tckngs Fannes
Drills Irish Linens Apron checks, Stripes, Cloths Caeres.
Jeans, Sainetts &c. &c.
Boots and Shoes embracing variety made
Shoes for Ladies' also Hats and Caps Bone Looking Glasses
Carpets, Groceries, Leather, &c, &e
In short hand with stock Of Goods that cant be
and determined sell them that will astonsh BUYERS
all ask examination Of stock and prices New Goods
arriving daily for the next four weeks.
H. ] b. HORN,
sep13 Sign of the Big 2.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

VVyANTED-s000O lbs Bacon for which the market price
w in cash will be paid by BLYTHE q HOLLAND
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-10-09

records of deeds Wayne county, mOrgaged by William
Hill Loan, imeres;, &C. s562 1e.
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I j.n:is '' ''S''''N N HANNA CO
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-01
BATTLE in A SNOW STORM.

The American Feader almost devours CIV.
cry thing in relation TO Napoleon. Though
SDetnohs nnd histories have multiplied, ye
there seems TO be no cessation ni public Gu.
TiOsty. The publication of one book in
crensss ihs demand fof another. We have
recently lbeen reading portions Of the me,
moir OF Caulaincouri. Duke Of Vicenza, Ma,
poleoh's Secretary Of State, snt who &C.
GOmpanied him in ali his campaigns. and
therefore Ponrsys the inner life Of Napo-
leon.9 al1d os.a say IL a9Al aa.t Ha
The battle Of Eyiaa hss been described
ny Allison in his ,nus masleriy style, but the
foIiswing description Of the same battle
5lonf Caulaiicourt's memoirs exceeds any
thing yet given 10 the public. The bitel
cold lie 6iindine snow storm, the murderou.
carnage between Russian and Frank, the
SNOW erimsoned with human gore, the self
.sesxi6cing devotion Of the officers and sol
diers % their idoized commander, and above
nil The grea: Captain around whom every
thing circles as ths Man Of the Hour, are
presented in one coup a cit, which is moi
easy 70 forget. Editor " Wisconsin !"
Or. the day Of The battle, the weather wa.
dssadfdI, Tho znow which fell thickly ia
6ns fakes lToze as Il reached The sarlace oI
the satih, Oar clothes, being covered with
thlS soFt of boar frost, we're stiff and heavy
The horses could not seep their footing. -
The ahhgpjnaFy conflict had been main,
sai9sd since morning, and wlian hieht ssl ii
I'll MRs fss uhdecidSd The E,aperos. ID
q sstss bf tbe iiih10SEssixiety end inpstiSncs
galldpsd ip aad down ths field slf battle,
hsasing tiie graps shot Which vas showefina
ii every dissctien. fIs was always ID q
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-01
THE DOOR LATCH.
RECoLLEcrIoNs OF A MARRIED MAN.

| RECoLLECftoNs OF MARRIED MAN.
Go back and shut that door!' roared in
voice OF thunder. t
'lio~ can you, my dear,' said Julia, with
a supplcating glance, speak so very loud
when have told you my head is bursting
with pain '' Ea y
Because, said l. i can bear il no longer
Il is now ten wears since we moved into hi,
room, and len times every day have been
compelled 10 get up and shu, the door afieI
one and auother, have ialked-and tAlkec
but II is all of no use; The door still stands
wide open, ind cannot bear it any ongei
-I'll sell The house sooner than endure il
another week.
Her tiny white haud was pressed against
Iher throhbing forehead, as finished the sen.
tence, with glance a, her of undissembIed
stefnrss, an the mild look Of patient suffer.
ing and Imooring submission with whichshe
returned my angry frown cut me to ,he
hearl! could read my own death warrant,
at this very moment with less pain than
fell All that moment, az she raised her blue
eyes gliseuing with suppressed tears and
with all the innocence and affection OF an >ex.
piring saint begged me in silent eloqu ence
OF ma ure 10 spare her whom had promised
10 cherish aud love. li'7'
i never have seen you tIoubled,' said she
(uncomplaining spirit! ,here was no EN- plla.
sis-not the least, on the word iroubedD 4
have never seen YOU Troubled at any thing
except Iha, door--ahd gladly would feme~
dy it,but youkno~ cannot. Were a very H.
lie filed from the inside OF the catch II would
shut without dlflicuity--l should never think
Iof IT, said she, after pause, 'on my account,
bul il causes you 90 much yexalion.'
II ives true as she lad said, that fel,
more anger.ih consequence Of that unfouu,
nate door than all The other untoward events
which ] had experienced from the time Of my
marriage. A heavy loss Ia sore disnppoint.
ment--a great calamity, couId endure will.
composure. The trial required philosophy
for its support and the exercise Of Philosophy
was g,eas qualification to pride. But D
door latch! What occasion could thai give
for philosophy None, and therefore | ieii
as observed, so easily 10 shut il, was lit-
tie thing il only n,leaded 10. 'Traev whis.
pered, Phlosopy in my ear, 'but such little
hing to get angry about ! such little ih,ng
10 make you miserable for an hour evsfy
day. for shame Mr. PlowEanp To tell me
truth began 10 feel little ashamed when
recollected how much uahappiness j, had
caused not only myself but IhrouGh me "a
dear wife. @ .'@0ttt' ss'8 i'''lea 7t@ olf
Tdeclare my denri' said | lhst IL thai door
latch had only been filed ten years ago, Il
would have ssved each Of US one year 81
pain before this iirnen .'.atlef JAKE " \
i'homss had brought file bsfors my
speech finished md inn few moments III,
door shut as easily and, firmly as ever dooi
did 1 swung il d feW times or The hinges
with al nir Of triumph, and verify belicys
that The work of i singie aIomeai cOategsa,
mofe huppiaess On Julia us well ~ tnysci
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-01
Tu,e Farmers seng,

The following song written by ErrEs SARGEAN
Tas sung ut recent Agricultural gathering nec
Boston: sd .5&#s Ii3l 8a Ias .4as.t
The camp has had It's day of song,
I, The sw0rd, the bnyanrt, the plume,
HayeFcrowded out 0f rhyme too long
The plow. the anvil, nnd the loom!
o, not upon our tented fields
Are Freetom's heroes bred alone;
The IrainiRg OF the workshop Jields b Ig|g
More heroes true than war has known.
Who drives the bolt, who sh apes the steel,
,day with II heart rs va linnt. sulite, @
AZ he who secs the foeman reel ....
In blood before his blow of might!
The skill that conquers space and time,
That graces lie and lightens toll.
May spring from courage more sublime
Than that which makes o realm it's spoil.
Let labor. then, look up and see.
His path no pith Of honor lacks;
The soldiers ride yet shall be '''s Y
sLess honofed thln The woedmnn's axe.
Let Art hiss sowilapp ointment prize. Il
Nor 'teein that goid or outward h eight
Can compensate the worth that lies
In ',ustes that breed their own delight
Z yTra fT7Ts~~->. StFNsSy4--N s s,sss.. f
And may the time draw nearer .sflI --'
When all this sacred truth shall heed,
That from the thought and from the win
Must all that raises man proceed!
Thsugh pride should hold our calling low,
tFpf us fhall duty make il good; tt NJ (
AMI we from truth to truth must 90
It'll life and death are understood.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-01
ADIZ OHIO, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY l. 1851 =

said he, "Ihat had a thousand lives TO lay
down for your MAJESTY" ~ % q. 0 >
Near battery which had been abandoned
by The enemy, we beheld a singular picture,
and one Of which n description Gun convey
hut faint idea. About one hundred and
fftv or two hundred French grenadiers, were
surrounded by aquadruple rauk Of Russians
Both patlIes we're wellering in river ol
blood, amidst fragments Of cannon, mLskeis,
and swords, &C. They had evidently fought
with the most determined fury, for every
corpse exhibited numerous and lorrlhle
wounds. A feeble c,y of Vive L'Enperor
was heard 10 emnnate from this mountain 0l
the dead, and all eyes were instantly turned
TO The spot whence the voice proceeded
ltialf concealed bsDea:h q tattered AIg lay q
young officer, whose breast was decoTetec
with an order. Though pierced with num-
erous wounds, he succeeded in asing him
self up so as TO rest on his elbow. Hi:
handsome countenance was over spread will
the livid hue OF death. lie recognized tho
Emperor, aud in a feeble, laltering voice, ex-
claimed, 'God bless your Majesty, and now
farewell, farewell--Oh! my poor mother!'
He turned a supplicating glance at the EN-
peror, and then uIering the words, ''Tt
dear France my last sighl" he fell stiff anC
cold. ,...t. ....... .......
Napoleon seemed riveted to tho spot
which was watered with The ood of these
heroes. "Brave men," said he, "brave An
zon'! Excellent young man. Alas! this il
frghrful scene. Tie endowment shall g
10 his mother. Let. the order be presenleC
Tor my signature as soon as possible" The,
turning 10 Doctor Ivan, who accompanied
him, he said "Examne poor Auzon''swound
and see il anything eau be done for him.
I This in indeed terrible" I'LL. ...
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-01
"PHCKED UP"

1t isa common saying in This region, wbet
an individual maHes sud mistake, either a
bout bis own powers ia any matler or those
Of an antagonist, that he fluids himself 'pickec
|up;' as, for instance, when politician ex
poets TO continue in office ald finds himse
turned out--a lover builds his hnpes ON q
maiden and more fortunate swain cuts hin
|out--a passenger embarEs on boat will
the PROMISE 10 60 Immediately, and don't ge
Oft Tor two days--or when chOIeric lililt
man undertakes To whip another aud gel:
thrashed himself. A case analyses TO these
as certain Congressman used to say, oc.
CURED on board one Of our steamers, in which
an old boatman, the mate, was sadly picked
|up;' and as lie confesses the fact, to ease his
conscience more fully, we will give his con
lesslon publicity.
A busiling, farmer looking customer, step.
ed on board the bnat he belonged 10 few
minutes before she pushed out, and holding
out ten dollar on tive bank Of Missouri, beg
ed him to change is The mate thinking il
good bill to stow away, held il ou. to I've
clerk near him aud asked II II vas good
oh, yes,' saws the clerk, 'bsauliful money.
and passed on up 10 the cabin, leaving The
mate witt the bill. sGood as wheat, stranger, /,
says The mate, I'll cash tl' and forthwith
pays him lower Indiana stnall bills in change,
10 a few minutes more Of went the boat,
and as she was vending her way down
sreOm, The clerk and mate came again in
contact.
'Well lke,' says The clerk. swho burned
you with that counlerlsil x on the Bank oI
Missoufie' ~" @" 's''9S y
mealif' lns M 's'h is if85.'sH 9asSf @ll
T. Y mean says lie clerk, that Ire Missou,i III
blu YOU showed ins Al starting is rather i
bad int Of money. Where did YOU gsiI,s,
aNhy cuss your pic,utc, Ioys tbs mate
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-01

4 gave good money in change for that bill
on the strength Of your recommendation
Good Lordr bursts in the clerk, ha! ha! |!
ha! no! ho! no! was you so confounded greenf
Why, its old an Missouri counterfeit Of The
worst kindr and here half dozen more
joined in the laughing at Ike's loss.
His first impulse was to tear the spurious
bill. but. on second thought, he folded it up
carefully, and lie, off his wrath. by stirring up
leck hands, individually and collectively
The boat had nesrly reached Smitnand,
when an old fashioned quie, looking deck
passenger came 10 the mate and asked, as q
particular favor, if lie wo'd look over any
bank bills the clerk might give him in change
when he paid his passage, as he was not nc
iquainted with western money, and afraid he
might get some spurious or Gepreciu led pa
per passed upon him.
/ what kind Of money have you got, inqui-
red Ike. .....-...... ...--t ...-.
Xxx on the Philadelphia bank answered
the stranger. ...... ...... ...
Maybe ! can change il for ycu,' says Ike
Eagerly. ..q, r.y. ..t ......
Il only wish YOU could,' chimed in she
stranger. ... ...-.
How will that do,' inquired fke, handing
out his spurious 10 dollars, Missouri bank
bill, and ten dollar gold piece on the top o
lit. ......, H.. ....... 49, r-. 5
j 'Ihaye no objections says the stranger
IF The Missouri bill will pay fare.
| Try H. says Ike; and the bills were pass
ed, each pocketing the exchange with ner.
yous kind Of alacIity AS they sped along
every now mud then the mate would steal
lfugili"e glance at The deck passenger which
) would be followed on his part with an anxi
Gus look in return. 'D--n that fellow, nut
tered the mate, i wish he would get ashore
and at wood yard ne tried TO leave him
but the stranger hoped on board and sneak
ed away back on deck, where the uneasy
conscience Of the mate would carry him
every now and then, to see ifthe passenger
Oi counlenance betrayed suspicion. A; leDeiI
! they reached Smi hland. aud the cause of tn
mates disqnes stepped on shore and left lh
boat. After assuring himself that he ha'
not returned, Ike INDUCED in chuckle q
y his success, and while they were sieaminj
:. up stream, he entered tho clerks Office
with broad grin on bis c0untenance, threv
! his twenty dollar bill on The desk, and aske,
him 10 furnish small bills in exchange 70
E Yfimsey.' ..... .~...... ..... .......g .....
sWhu, tckles you SO Ikes' inquired th
i clerk. .e-. ..g a.. ...a
Ike leaned back. and iadulged in a guiIaw
related how ne had picked up greener on
than himself by an exchange. The clerl
looked at the bill, examined one Of Presbury
Detectors, and here found his 90 fully de
scribed, as "a well known counterfeit! II wn
the clerks turn now, and his roar at Ike
second mishap drew the attention of other
~ho joined in the laugh at iae mates expense
: Ike gave his hat twist, stuck it tight on hi
head, and went below without sayinga word
, but the way he made things move ropn'
decks during hat trip was nasty--and hi
. owa movements strongly betrayed dispo
siilon TO pick up some deck passenger an'
pitch him overheard! .,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-01-01
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THE GUINEA HEN ,

The Guinea Hea or Rentadoy is neaf ano
everlasting layer. They are said lo unite
the properties Of the iuTkey aud the Pheasan n;.,l
They ase native Of Africa, though said by
some to belong equally To ths csu atry.' anal >
are easily d0mesiicated. Their flesh is4
more ike that Of the pbensans than the cplp"
mon foSel, both iu color ard taste, aud ,is,
recconed q very good subsliln.elor that, bird,
They assin:la'e perfectly with the eommopl
towel in their artificial habits and kinds Qf
TODD, Their gate is pecnliar, ,ss AIe also
their cries, They sre fond Of .narshy places
and always perch during the nghl in high
situations, OF ON trees. Ii is o ,lil's singu.
lar that American farmers do not turn lhsig /,
auention TO these fowls. a. A knowing JerN
seymsn named David Bonner from England.
hired . patch Of Eve acres four years ago. !,
|aaaGtd-7eammenced raising eggs ior ths New,
York Market, bonner has never hired, auy !,
help, and at this moment owns a farm, for !,
when he paid S4,700, OF which the build,
tnss cost over $500. His farm - all paid
for--he owes not . cent in The woEld--and :,
owns q Aock which varies trum, 500 10 A,2o1 !
Guinea hens,