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hkhAhKARLk CURK.-Dr. Fryer the cssebsated Indian
Doctor. has the credit achieving some cure
We were shown the other day slave belonging to the d
Levee Steam Cotton Press. Third Munuipality who We
were had bsen cured of consumption or rather
o. ihe nves and lungs, with fever Of the bowels lie
was dischsrged the I'D March, afsr being confined IN MI
bed for many months Thenegro appeared
We also saw at the time negro who had been Cured
o. severe cancer by Dr. Fryer lEditors Louisiana State
Republican. Lafayette, May g. 1851 my3O a. WIZ
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Seer Gensrows.-Ths National Intelligencer
learns that Jenny Lind, the incompatible song.
stress and nobls.hesrted woman. presented the
sum OF $500 to the Chippewa Indians, whilst at
Niagara. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Costly 11iaIs.-The trial Of the Cosden murder.
ers cost Kent county (Md) the sum Of $4,000.
So says the Centreville Times.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Bocdois College Commencement. Tuesday. the
"a instant, was the commencement day at this time
honored institution. Although the weather was
very unpropitious, yet the attendance was very
large. The Grafton was delivered by Dr. Luther
'. Bell, Superintendent Of the Insane Asylum q,
So@erville, Mass, and the poem was by John G.
SAKE, Esq. Dr.. Bell il a graduate Of Bowdoin
College, Of the class Of 1923.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Shocking Accidcnt-A negro man. beloneino IN
MI. Dawson, was horribly mangled the other day
IN the machinery of the Steam Saw Mill of M.
Lewis Kennedy, in this place. DR.. Lghtfoos am.
P1tated hs,leg, but the negro died in q few hours
after the occurrence. We learn Mr.. Dawson had
IN this place Of The Louisiana Life Insurance
Company of New Orleans. This is an ipstance
OF the great necessity and benefit of life policies
[Wetumpka Guard.
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Die d,

On Tuesday, September Is, at O'Clock A. H. of cou
saMPnSi. soskfH b. foLtARDs native of New Orleans
n Ms friends and sequantances respectfully invited to
atsead he asera, THIS MORNING. at O'Clock from Ma n,
rsadencs, No. lsC Circus street NV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

rsssmsns Prpcsssios--i Sta65im9.- fireman..
parade took place At Pittsburgh ON SATURDAY vel
Il was largely attended and presented ! .n,snd;a
.ppesraace. A difficulty unfortunately oecurrsa
during the procession, between two Rrsm., "
Knight and Gordon. and meeting At .i,h, -
settie the matier, the latter was stabbed. h. ~
Knight, lit l. feared fatally, NV
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Frost m Asssa.- The Leonardsown tMd., Ben
con says: Frost il said to have fallen in various
sections Of our county on the night of the 81 inst
tne weather, for several days, was exceedingly
eoid 'or the season-coldsr, we expect. than has
seen experienced in this section before, sincs the
famous cold year Of 1916, even il then,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

= noe. NO Mo's.-Ths Pearl street House At
l,ne'nnau' considered ton house, bsfore no..
49, hotels sprung into existence. has been
c'0ssd' sndh 70 b converted into stores,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

J,sUesstle Books,
TIL OMAS l.. WHITE,

GAbklELs Story Of Wichnor Wood. BY Mary Hewitt
SCENES IN FOREIGN LANDS. with numerous Illus
traons.
THE OLD STONE HOUSE; or, The Patriots Firssde
GLIMPSES OF THE WONDERFUL, with Iluaratiops.
ANECDOTES FOR BOYS. by Harry Newcomb
THE YOUNG NATURALIST'S RAMBLES through
MANY LANDS. Tl-
PRESIDE TALES. by Mary Hewitt
DECISION, MODERATION. ENERGY by Mr. Hod
land. .lsson
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- ri: DAY s,Ssi..ss viii his Y. HALL
p CocAsAN 4 Co." .NswO risaHs, naY l. Isl. " =
Ryl IA, ,. C06jHR AN
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Com~satatses. GovsrAor Hunt, Of Now York.
nAs eommuseds tSinPsiseansns Tor life. the son
,sses o. death, pssssd in April lsss, upon James
wSn 10 murder H was rsspissd from the 9Th
= sens 70 the 18Th Of the present month, and the
oyesass has finally yielded to the force Of the
sesesentatons made and suhstantiatsd b sfors him,
e ordered bic imprisonment in Sing Sing for
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17
DR.. MeFARLANk,s
VI e n al store.
CORNER PoYDRAs Ann cir I'm. sr,rvr.

ooANkH FofDkAs AND CIRCUS sTRERTs.
This Establishment has recently been supnrisd
~ with an entirely fresh assortment Of DRUGS n
MEpplClN Es, CHEMICALS, etc., and placed nm
aei me care OF NJ. h0BsRT GARDNER, one OF he "
m9 Tss sYnm y Apothecuiss in the city.
Hea!cine etc., have been selected In rsiesncs 10 mi
sns,.d "a 4Mh pTactce and expense hss been
spp,e s u obtaining them Of the bsst very quality
Their nay pesnaps nnd i 70 the! advantage to send
nss I ~ where the most sc'upulous and exact
ciated. ' ep~'"'0sss iuny appfe-
R Families and Plantations supplied. sis 81.
EMoNS-Now landing per ship Claiborne
- and for sale, $50 boxes superior Mention Lsmons An
- y 6AkELLI OO. 81 Common st.. :
oBACCO-2O0 boxes assorted qualities, for
81 Lw.ARTHUR co. q and % New I.evs..
CIGAkS-15O,000 assorted brands and qualities,
az q W. ARTHUR CO. 3 and - New L.y...
RACON-l5O casks and tierces Hams and
u r' " Ss IF n CO. Band . New Loves
pORK--l00 bbls. Mess, f,r sale BY - :
= |. w. ARTHUR co. q and q New Lsvss
T ARD-25O kegs Prime, for sale By
RAQGiNG-1OO rolls, for sale BY -
- I. w. ARrBUR co. = and - New J.svaa
ROPE-10U coils, for sale by - :
~ LW. ARTHUR GO. - end % New Lsvss.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Ceteordf,on -The Journeymen Printers Union,
of Philadelphia. celebrated their first anniversary
on the OH inst, by supper at the Adelphia.
lhefe Were near three hundred persons present.
The affair passed of quite pleasantly, and will
long be remembered by those who participated.
Among the guests We're the Hon. Simon Cameron.
non. Thomas B. Florence, Alexander Cummins,
o. the Evening Bulletin L. F. Currie, of the
pennsylvania siatesman, and Jasper Harding, Of
the Inquirer. The thrse iirst msds ine snescbs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

The CholerH.-There were two cases Of cbol.
era AZ Harodsburg Spring. KY, week before last.
NO alarm was apprehended among the large mum.
Der OF visitors then sojourning there. In Pepdle.
ton county, KY, where it had proved 80 fatal. it
still prevailed, though to much less extent than
at first. On the I'd there were five new cases. Of
which two died :
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17
The JueE6csyss War.
TIL E WAR

THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
..- ILLUsTRATEDj
ENBRAcN0
Pictorial Drawings Of all the Principal Conflicts,
BY CARL NEBEL,
Author Of IA Pictorial and archaeological Voyage in Mexice
WITH
a Description OF Each Battle.
By GEORGE WILKINS KENDALL.
Author Of the Texan Santa rs E1pediioup
" few copss Of isrch and masn6ceny got up work hav,
bssn received and may be found the the Pcsyups
at the principal Bookstores Price, elegant portfolio ess half
bound &c. To these who with to purchase framing the sr,
and platss will be sold for ssl les aiu n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

1hs Late Gole.-By the arrival Of the steam.
ship Georgia, the New York Herald has received
further particul.ss Of the late storm on. the Cd,
coast md in the West Indies.
-" The United States mail steamer Geo,s;.
Lieut.. D. ID. Porter, U. 8. NJ, commander. IN
countered severe hurricane, ON the 18th Auer.,
In the Marquana Passage, on her outward passaos
to jamaica and Chagret, from this port Il Z ~.
scnbsd a. terrible gale. She laid to upwards d
fosty hours under the lee of the Island. but n, ~,
sails were blown away and her tepsai vsrd W., 3D.
lost The Georgia, after the gale made sevs,.,
feet Of water before she put into Jamaica,
The British Royal Mail steamer Great We.,.
ern. on her way to ST. Thomas, met the hurrican..
in the Mona Passage. She was knocked do,.,,,
upon her beam ends shipped several beavv 49,
carried away her wheel house, and was sever.,
hours IN Imminent danger OF being lost. She was
greatly damaged. ""'
The loss Of vessels aad lives. in the We.,
indfsA BY wrecks, it is expected, is verv cres,
MANY vessels must have been lost at sea thai y,
never be heard from. w
The hurricane was felt at Jamaica. but M, =.
severely As in other Islands, go far as Information
has been received. '''''
The Island Of Porto Rico has suffered erea,,s
Most Of the plantations are utterly ruined bevon,
resnscitauon Tor one Or two years. Thousands ~
cattie ana horses and other animals were killed
and many persons. Loaf their lived. The plains
were inundated, and in the vicinity Of ~ .o.a
tsins worked into immense RulIiee bv The fo,c. ~
the torrents. A gentleman who visited ia ,~,' -
fains ON Porto Rico, to view the surrouod;ng con-.
try OF one Of the most fertile regions, dssc,hes n;
- one entire scene of destruction and desol, ia,
BY the winds and waters.
The hurricane was not felt in Cb..,...
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Assspssen # tie Mixsasr Of Vsnss sslc.-on
s'slany, sas ON inst. at Warrington, Senior Don
s. nsoao <ul'dcs kavsy Extraordinary and -Min.,si
rlsa'rossntlasy q .ths Rspublic Of yeae.uel.
- presented . he President Of the United
z csa'es, y the Acting secrsAIy Of state. W. s
Derrick Esq, who was accompanied on the COCA.
ION ~ the Official Translator Of the department
The usual diplomatic courtesies took place,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Dreamed. The Hon. Thomas A. Bowen. who
Formerly represented Berkshire county, in the
massachusetts, State Senate. was drowned a, Or.
'densbssg, N. Y, on the 5th inst.
Mn. 6leasen, of Madison, la, was drowned in
the Kentucky river, on the 4ih inst, by jumping
or falling overheard. II was supposed TO be the
former
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17
TELEGRAPHIC.
Arrival OF the Steamer Europa.

BALrlM0RR, Haptsmber 16,
Dselsns in Cotton.-The Cunard steamer Eu-
roPa arrived g Halifax this morning, She brings
news Of decline d. lid in cotton. The sales d.
rag the week preceding the departure of the
stssmer amounted to SO, 500 bales. Fair Orleans
i qnoted at Cd, Mobile So Uplands 5 Ia.
breadstuRs were active /; provisions dull sugar
.sctiye; coffee auiet. Trade in the manufacturing
districts was brisk.
One Day Later from Havana.
nm SAVANNAH. Sept. Is, u n
Captain Barker, Of the mail schooner from Ha.
vsna, It'll inst, arrived at Savannah thi. date. re-
ports that one hundred and seventy of the Lopez
expedition, who were prisoners at that place, lad
been sent in government transport to Spain.
The four who were liberated are Colonel Haines.
Captain. Kelly, Lieutenant Van Vechten and Chan.
ms [Picayune. sap
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

~ Mrs CAMPBELL, corner Of Poydra. and
Csronde let streets, having close out w
this summer Offering her stock day. at cos,
preens rather TO her bargains
A money therefore that right place
Tor the Lad es to make their purchaser npvf N
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17
ron ASSESSOR.

~ We authorised 70 annopnss q. d. PAsE y .
candidate for Assessor for the city Of NewOheans Election
to be held November g. lesas-- jy&
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE, OF
Speeds Fever Tonic.
- Ths greatest discovery II the age, BY which
FEvERS OF ALL TYPES AND GRADES,
from whatever produced casd can b ectu
ally and permanently cured, s4
TWO TO TWENTY HOURSi
perfectly harmss-in nsst operation scarcely per-
cspibs-snd it Is
WARRANTED TO PERFORM
uat what il promises II the directions followed
For descriptive sheet setting nes and
references Of The highest respec.by from planters
and Distinguished all through Ssuh Who have used and
thoroughly tested s properties please or any Of our nm
agsnts.
Price One Dollar bette for Five D,Ilar, On.
bsttis contains sufficient for from sig 70 canes.
~ Prepared ony BY A. KENDALL l. CO., 70 Magazine IT.,
For sale by Druggiss and deaisrs generally.
II Communications promptly attended to- mvas zm Al,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

Ssr-l have received the letter which YOU ad
dressed 70 me this day, soliciting my permission to
hold an interview with the prisoners who have
been brought 10 this port. and who formed part
OF the invading expedition which attacked tbis
island inform you in reply, that / order The
commander Of her Majesty's irigaie Esperanza. on
board OF which the prisoners ore, to permit yo st
any hour at which you may present yourself to
hold the desired interview, with permission 10 70.
main with the prisoners 80 long a. you may find it
convenient And avail myself Of this occasion
TO assure You of the esteem which your noble con-
duct and frank and honorable character enltIe
you to from me- e''N''o
am therefore, with all respect. your OBJ, ssrv, etc.
Chss. =. Plat. Esq. Commanding u s. ,ioopoa S.,y
ted States in this port. ' VI 'ns oh
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, Ero.-The under
signed are opening assortment of fresh and care
tusxZ ssIectsd DkuGs, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS
retail on most reasonable terms.
- Plant % and family orders put mn with caro-
~ Physician PrsscIiptions compopnded
jy5 3m2p FETHERSTON'HE CO., IS Camp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17
Fashionable CSOtls5ssg.
ID 500 NORRIS & WAY,
~ Camp street, corner OF Common ~,
Have in store full complete assortment 4 Fashionable
10 which they nyte
and all persons in Of Clothne Tvs 2dn

q Mn. SHERMAN, thankful for past favou and
liberal patronage in her line happy inform her
ano me public that she has removed from No
so 81 Charles street, whore prepared r,csive and
nj Ladies' and Children with the following articles
Shsfman's SHOULDER BRAoss and ABDOMINAL Sur.
PoRTERs, DR.. Banning's BODY BRACES, Dr.. Crane.
sHouLDEK and SPINAL BRAcEs. Mrs. Belts SUPPORT.
Frs, Dr. Thompson's SUPPORTERS. etc. etc.
" Hour Of attendance, In morning. from A. NJ till
O'Clock r Mi and in the evening, from till 8 p. N.
" Females will be to assist aud wait upsn t.de,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

WANTED TO RENT-A small House, suit
~ able for small family. with good convensnoss -
and large srd attached In good neghboshood, any.
where 10 Lafayette Rent must be- moderate. Apply -
WANTED-Aj ourneyman Book binder. Ap-
81 Nv H. X. SWASEY.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

MIGUEL H&RMAuDEz, Jr.
aeandidss fof rsesctisn, CONDrABES q The m
Jssss Of the Peace, Third hunepg Esssa ~ thisd Z
Nsvsmbsr, 1851. So. eplS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-09-17

E6stcrs Of ~ CFsscat: Please anneancg 4ncnAa
RfcKMAN. . . candidate for 6tats Tax Cs9ee4as q
the Second Municipality. W request Of
iv0s MAY EnYruna.
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
Agriculture In California.

From the Alta California, september IL.
At the Mission OF Carmel Monterey, and in that
vicinity considerable attention has been paid agicul
trre during the present and the crops highly
promising The fruit crop in Los Angeles this Is
very abundant the peach and pear orchards being
pleely overburde by the immense loads of fruit with
which their branches covered. The vineyards also
extremely prolific and will yield handsome
10 their owners by the sale of fresh fiui and in wine
There is fine field for the sgrculturist in tina. lion
OF the country land is TO be had the
ble terms, improved unimproved Notwithstanding
the revenue from the cultivated estates Is great and
slmost tain several gentlemen who have already
cumulated handsome fortunes ready to dispose OF
their estates The very extensive property Of Mr Wolf
k Of the best establishments In the Pueba in the
most perfect order has been offered for the sum OF
s25 0oo Informed. The yearly revenue from
the products scarcely be less than $40 0o per
under proper management The laGds az the Mission,
sbout miles from the Pu ba extensively cu-
tvated under the superntendeDce Of the priests
again likely to produce bountifnly Several enterprs
ing Americans nave already located claims them
with the Intention OF bringing them under high state
Of cultivation, and they win TEEN wita the almost
spontaneous productions Of the fruitful soil
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
The Indian Troubles at tho North.
From the Alta California, Sept ISL

The Indians in all the northern country are repre-
sentsd ~ exceedingly troublesome and dangerous It
except in large parties and well armed ss the
invariably murder every isolated individual This state
Of things has most disastrous effect upon the interests
Of that section Of the State It has broken up many Of
the smaller interior settlements has stopped the work
ing Of many Of the mos productive mining tracts and
has almost entirely snnhlsed The business Of the
chants and packers who have been engaged In supplying
the miners from the general uncertainty
and stsgnston Of trade and business is fast wing
this unfortunate position Of affairs and unless the
Indian Commissioner or the State government soon
adopt some measures for the eradication Of this evil the
northern country will be most amentaby and disas-
trously retai ded, If not utterly ruined.
From the Alta California, Sept. Is
DR.. 0. NJ. Wozenersft returned to this city the
night OF the 10th instant from his tour in the Indian
district He will remain In the city few days. and then
repair to an appointed spot the Consupn river in
u Dorado county and also to Lawson's ranch the
Sacramento for the purpose Of treating with dsputa-
tioDs Of the hostile tribes that region who have
created much trouble who were the cause of the
State troops being called into reputation They have ali
agreed to meet the Commissioner and enter into
pact to become good and pesceabe citizens locating
themselves upon the reservation which the Commis-
sioner may allot them
With the exception of these tribes all the Indians
south OF Pitt river, have agreed to the terms pro-
posed by Dir Wozencraft, are informed by that
gentleman. and he has every confidence that they will
adhere to the spulations and moles ed give no
further trouble to the whites DIR w. thinks that be-
fore the expiration Of the year there will be many
$4,000 Indians upon the reservations already made q
large number have already commenced their occupation
With party Of dragons, the Commissonerpenetrat-
ed the country north Of the Pitt river by
number Of friendly Indians but the savages Of that dis
triet He'd at their approach like snteopes He then
returned and camped a small creek emptying into
Pitt river. and subsequently, with Lieut. Wright whs
accompanied the expedition a volunteer and a am all
party OF men, made rapid march up the creek and
came upon large party Of Indians. few shots we're
frt d, and the Indians fled Lieut. W. hit with an
arrow, but very slightly injured Four Indians were
taken prisoners and conveyed camp but they subse
quenty escaped
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
NME DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
triumph Of TIRE DEMOCRATS ON THE PAMF|
The Election Of Two Democratic
congressman.
Mearly Two Millions of Gold Dust
: for the Mint,
MORE DESTRUCTIVE FIRES,
De-, De-, &c.

The steamship Iinois, Capt Hsrtstsin arrived from
Chagres yesterday She brings nine days later news
from California The accounts to the 18th ut.
The Illinois made the passage out in eight days three
hours The Brother Jonathan arrived next day in nine
days six hours On the return passage the Illinois made
the run to Kingston from Chsgres in forty-seven
hours; from Kingston to New York in Eve days
teen hours making the teta passage home via Kingston
IN seven days sixteen hours running time being much
The quickest passage record
She brings 374 passengers 1857 1853 in dust maui
fest and in hands of passengers also the California
mails Of the 18th ut
Annexed Is the
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
mlscellaneo,as.

Sever proof Houses are about to be put up 10 Sac
remento Msrysyil is also learn ming the iesson.
rencontre of very serious character recently took
place between two men blythe names Of jumfus and
Spotswood, about half mile above Ford's Bar the
MIDDLE Fork of the American river, which resulted in
the death OF the latter 1t appears that they had been
partners and It is thought that the liculty from
some Misunderstanding in the Settlement OF their bi
ness Spotswood was cut Ia the left side by ais anita
gonist with knife, and expired few m,outss
Another unfortunate affair took place q. New York
Bar. MuTderers Bar, recently between JACK
Smith and Eli Nail, which resulted in the death Of the
latter Smith struck Nail the back part Of tbs head
with stone. who died from the effects OF the blow about
the following day Smith succeeded in makiug his
ercape hutvsr pursued by cftaer Aadtt expected
he viii be hung II arrested.
The daily lines of stages plying between Nevada
and Sacramento regularly crowded with passengers
The Mormons making strenuous exertions to effect
purchase Of the Lugo rancho very extensive property
10 the southwark Ct the Puebia with the nentisa OF
establishing permanent settlement. The terms are
already agreed upon and the agent Of the Mormon party
/. AZ present in this section Of the country
10 procure the yet requisite 10 make the hrst In
stalment Should this settlement be effected the Pueba
will be decidedly benefited and there appears 20 be little
opposition the part Of ts citizsns to the project
These people have also purchased about hundred
lots in San Diego, but as yet have made no improve
ments.
man named Green living At the rancho OF Buens
Vista, ntsr San Luis Rey, had been beaten almost 10
death by an Indian boy who had stolen pair Of spurs
from him. The boy Is said 70 have committed tie act
under the impression that Green, who had caught hia
intended to shoot him He escaped to the lower
try.
The Ohio brought up from Los Angeles about forty
tons Of fruit, consisting Of peaches pears aud grapes
The latter just beginning TO rpen and the prospects
Of very fine crop excellent
crop Of barley has recently been threshed which
raised the rancho of Senior Mopagas the Con-
ira Costa during the part From two hundred
and forty four pounds of seed the yield twenty
two thousand aud hve hundred pounds This IT, proba
bly, Of the most astonshDg returns for the labor OF
the husbspdman which the agricultural annals OF any
country show and when IL s recoected that this
great product taken from ground which has
been nsnured improved, the result Is still more
derful When the wiscacres who have decried Csfor-
MAS agricultural shall take the pains to look
into this matter and find that for each pound Of barley
the yield has been % lis pound thsy may p1ssiby
begin to think th there virtue Ia the soil OF
State than has heretofore been dreamed Of la their