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A Chemical Compound similar to the
Natural Oil of the Hair.
THE SPANISH HAIR GLOSS.

A Clean, white and beautiful prepara
"A ton for promoting the growth lux
nriance and beauty Of the Hair-remo
wing dandruf. scales aud scurf, and Gu
ring the cutaneous diseases Of the scalJ
--unequalled tor keeping the Hair moist
impar,irg to It a rich silky sofiness and
highly beautiful lnstre. Its soothing
aad agreeable properties will be found
remarkable, applied either TO tho head
or irritalions of the skin. II is unlike
any OF the Alcoholic and Oil prepara.
tions so COMMONLY used for the Hair
lis superiority over all Hair preparations
consists in its properties being moisten-
ing and cooling, instead o. drying ard
heating, as the alcoholic preparations are /;
and being free Of the greasy qualities OF
marrow, oils, &c. Its power to remove
the glutinous coating which obstructs
the pores Of the skin when unhealthy,
and which prevent the follicles from
exuding an oily substance necessary to
the natural moisture, beauty and growth
Of the Hair, is unequalled.
One free application ofthe Hair Gloss
will impart more lasting beauty and
moisture to the hair, than whole bottle
oflhe alcoholic preparations usually sold; !;
besides in will not soil the finest linen. :.
Persons whose hair is slightly gray, will
find this article to make their hairdarker,
and render the gray hairs scarcely por-
ceptible, Mothers will find this preparl
ton the best they can use to dress chill.
dren's hair, keeping il in place, giving it
most beautiful lus,re and causing i, TO
grow luxuriant!y. If any preparation Of
ait can cause the hair to grow, the Span
isb Hair Gloss will do it..
Very liberal discounts made to Drag
gists and those who bny by Wholesale
Address C. P. Fay, Owego, N. Y. Price
25 cents per bottle. 4
Dealers in Putnam county, Ohio, can
learn terms on enquiry of the editor OF
the Venture, al Kalida, Ohio.
a
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ir3 AGENTS WANTED,
To Sell Ne,o 3f Popular Books.

WE are in want Of Agents TO canvass
this par. of the State for our new Books.
A small capital Of but $40 or $l5 will
be required 10 commonce with. and an
active person can earn from $500 TO
$500 per day. Sumo Of our Agents
earn much more. ftsTh
Those decirous Of engaging in this
profitable business, may obtain our plan
Of operation, and list Of our Pubiica.
lions, by addressing, post paid. 1
M. r.. TOOKER g. CO.,
No l02 Superior ST., Cleveland. Ohio.
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AN ACT
Fixing the time Of holding the District
Cour, in The county Of Noble.
SEC. l.. Be it enacted by the Gene
raj Assembly of the State Of Ohio, Tha,
tho district court shall hereafter be held
in and for the county Of Noble, on the
twenty eighth day Of August.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofihe House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
April "a, 1852.
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CtLoCKS-An elegan, lot, "a hour
" for SO so, and eight day for $3.50.
April, 1852. WIN. & A. j. Taylor
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ANACr

Authorizing the Courts OF Justice to
change tho venue in suils wherein q
Cooperation is party, in certain
cases.
SIC. 1. Be il enacted by tile General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, Tha, in
any sui, whereid corporation, having
more than fly stockholders, is a party, If
The opposite party, plaintiff or defendant,
~ the case my be, shall make affidavit
that he cannot have fair and impartial
ltial 10 the county in which such corpo.
ration keeps its principal Office, or trans
nets lis principal business, as he verify
believes, and il his application shall be
sustained by the several afiidavi,s to the
same effect, of FIVE credible persons,
residing in such county, il shall be the
duty Of the cour, TO change The venue 10
some adjoining county, most convenient
for both parties: whcrecpon the sui, shall
be tried or heard in the same manner as
if i, had been originally commenced in
such adjoining county.
JAMES @. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate
April "a, 1852. 5s.a
AN ACT
To regulate the Superior and CONNER
/. cial Court of CINCINNATI.
SEC. /. Be IL enacted By the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, Tha,
whenever the office of Judge of the Su-
perior or Commercial Court Of Cincinna-
ii, shall become vacant, by death, resig.
nation, or otherwise, such vacancy shall
not be filled, but the court shall al once
cease and determine, and all the busi-
ness thereof, not then disposed Of, shall
be transferred 10 the court Of Common
Pleas of Hamilton county, and the clerk
Of the said court Of common pleas shall
lake charge of the dockets, journals, :e-
cords, original files, and all other proper
ty and papers Of said superior or com.
mercial. court; and all proceedings,
causes, orders, judgments, DEGREES, and
matters heretofore pending, entered and
had in the said superior and commercial
courts, shall staud, be proceeded upon,
and prosecuted, in all respects, 10 final
determination, as though the same had
been originally commenced in the court
Of common pleas.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate.
April "a, 1859.
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n KING Glasses-Large and
IL small, for saleby
Wx. & A. J, TAytos.
December l8, 1851. .lT q $50
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7, William M. Bsll, Auditor in and fof
Putnam County, Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing laws have been care
fully compared by me, and are in accor-
dance with those certified 10 by the
Secretary of State.
"a WILLIAM M. BELL, Auditor.
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8 Notice.

1'llE Commissioners Of Public Buildings
for Sumicr District, invite Proposals to
hc handed in To the subscriber before, or On
il,c tho Third Monday in April next, under
seal, for the mlking out of General Indexes
to the Record Books, in tho Office Of Re-
gisicr of Mcs'c Couycyances for the said
District, from the establishment OF, the said
Office therein TO the commencement OF the
general Indexes, which have been made in
pursuance OF the Ac, Of 1899. 1
The Commissioners require that the
work shall be executed with the greatest
correctness, and Tor this purpose stipula,e
| That the contractor shall bind himself 10
every entry hy reference to the Record itself
without relying on the old Indexes in the
respective Books. The said Indexes te lc
made in wo Books. (to be provided NY the
commissioners both containing the year
of Registry, nancs of parties, book, and
page; IN The one, the names Of the parties
who rNccntcd the writings, and in the other,
the names Of tie parties 10 whom they
were executed. 10 be alEh .hclcal!y ar.
ranged, such alphabetical arrangement, t,
extend ut least to lie three first letters o
Tic S.irnalna, and tie christian names under
each surname to be likewise lphabc,ically
arranged.
WM. IIAYNSWORTII Scc',M
March %. 1852 !2-5w
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sIIIT HIM AGAIN.'-The follow
ing item from New Orleans paper
we publish for the benefit Of those who
ought to advertise but who don't:
'At New Orleans man who had
but recently commenced business
found his creditors rather too prompt
in urging the payment Of thoi: little
bills. what is the natter lie at
length asked. DO you fear mc?'
Yes was the hesitating reply of a
modest. dun. Fear mel he cxclaim,
ed, 'on what grounds? Has any one
said | am not honcst?' mo, no. re-
piled the other; 'but'-'But what
sir?' why, to be candid with you,
we have no confidence in yonr Lusi-
ness capacity, seeing you DO not ad.
vertise!.' The man immediately
made annual cont acts with three ia.
Pers and is now in excellent credit,
and prospering finely
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Charles P. Freeman & Co.,
LATE FREEMAN, HODGES 4 CO.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS.

(LATE FREEMAN, HODGES Il CO..
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
Zone Door South of Liberty. Street }
lil BROADWAY-NEW YORK,
HAVE on hand. and will he receiving
IL daily through tho season, New Gouas,
cash auctions, rich. fancy. Fashionable Silk
Millinery Go"ds. Our stock of Rich Ribbons.
comprise every variety nf The latest and l.ost
beautiful designs imported
Many of our Goods are manufactured cNpr .ss-
ly 10 our order, from our own designs and pa
terms, ant! stand Unrvn!lcd. We offer o,r
Goods for ncU Cash nt low cr prices ilun any
credit House in America can afford.
All purchasers will find il greatly TO their
interest torcscrrr portion of their money and
ma kc selections from our great variety OF Rich
Cheap Gon,ls
Ribbons rich for Bonnets, Caps Sashrs * Bells.
Bonnet Silks. SaiIiS, tralhcs. liSsrS n url,iuus
Emir"i'lrrlns Collars .Chrnisc!S, apes iIcr,lils
Habits. Sleeves, Guns, Esl:inus and In>criin.S
| Embroidered REVERE, Lace ana lIcmsliich
Canhric II lkis
Blnnds. Illusions, and Embroidered Ilccs for
Gaps.
Embroidered I.aces for Shawls, AInnlillns, md
lluniton, Mcchln, Valcnr, ncs, and Brussels
l.accs.
English and Woyc Thread, Smyrna, I.slc
1'hread and Cotton I.nceS. 'H
Kid. LisIc Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk
Gloves and Nlii,s.
French and American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace. English, American and Italian
Straw Bnnnrs and Trimmings.
| March g. 1852. 2o-f
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CATALOGUE,

silk aud Straw Bonncts, Bibbuns, Flowers md
Sl'k Goods. Hosiery. Gloves. ScurS. t'rayais,
Together wii: complete assor,mcn: Of Aliliir.
~ Goods, Dress aIe, Cloak Trimmings, dc.
Guns, Rifles, Rcynltins aud other Pistols,
Percussion CAPS, Gall.c " :oku, Bas~, Powder
fIasks.
Knives, Scissors, Razors, Cents Travelling
Toilet Cases,
Musical Instruments.
Writing Cases, Work Boxes. Fancy Stationary.
Goats s;roul Cotton, Co;nI':"n do, Tapes,
larn~,
i}n''o':s, Combs. Needles, rins, Brushes, Go,
lCrcilcS.
Soaps, icr!umcry, Inks.
And Il general assortment nf Fancy Articles,
,;''l and Silver Watches. Jcwctry,
Murine TIME Pieces. French i!.utcl Clocks
Common Brass and Wool Clocks &c.
English and German Gnns, Bird Cages and
Traps, and various oiher articles 100 nllinc ruus
Ia mention.
N.B.- just received from Paris Tie most
Sr!r'ir! assortment oi Glib ami Coll Icwclrv
ever offered in ts market. f. G.: B.
October il. 1851. - sesEsE 5n-tc5
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Educational Notice, az

Tl]E next SESSION of. the BRADFORD
i SiRlNGS FEMALE INSTITU.
TlON will open on the First Monday o,
ths ensuing February. The Trustees
Viii hyiiat time have completed som nd
di;onal provsuns for the comfort o. the
}oardcrsy; ard the adjacent grounds will
he placed III an inpIo,cd condition.
he various departments ri instruction
Will be 'i!cd by The Tnt,s, Competent
Teachers that cal, he obtained aid hero
after no orc will hc retained longer than
ability alni fidelity arc exhibited in The dis
charge OF official duty.
1t is very Important lIia. tic members cf
tic Collcg Glasses return at lI;c to-
ginning OF the session, that tho regular
xcrcI>es may not he retarded.
TERMS.
Tic scholastic year tcgins on the frs,
Monday ~ february and cioScs on The
last " cdncstlay OF No.rlnhrr, and is
di*'dt d inc !wo equal $c-S:n's. "@
Board, per session. including hatl,
tcndIng, lights, ard wG<hInc,thc
pupils beng Icslon.I. Tor
the various furniture Gi their
ro"ms. All inventory oi which
will be regularly kcrt. $50 90
Tuition in Urinary Class. 10 CO
inlion ~ 0ircr Glasses. u 90
Fre'cl, or Latin. 10 90
Muse on Piano or Guitar 70 %
!.,sc OF pnno d.GO
Pupils on Guitar furnish their own
Guitars i"r practice, anu also
tlc:r Guitar sirlugS.
Drawing and Painting in Oh or
Water Cn,or$, or Monuclro.ua-
TIC or India irk, each - co
Ornamental Needle Work. &C. 5 10
Pupils furnish their owI materials
~ resolution u: the Board, persons
sending two pupil, VIII have ,'icii,
""ardcd at Sll M per ia"l!;h; and those
sending three or moro, at $ilp UH
per mouth.
y B. MrIAURiN, Sra'ry g. Tsc2S
Dec. 23. lc3l !,-ti.
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Penalties.

The penalty Of buying cheap
clothes, is the same as that Of going
to law-thc certainty of loosiny your
suit and having to pay for it.
The penalty Of marrying is a moth.
er-in-law.
The penalty Of remaining sing'c,
is having no one who cares Il button
for you, as is abundently proved by
the state of your shirt.
The penalty Of thin shoes, is a
cold.
The penalty of a pretty cook, is an
empty lardcr.
The penalty Of tight boots, is
corns.
The penalty Of having launch Of
venison sent to you, is inviting de-
zen friends to come and cat it.
The penalty of popularity, is envy.
The penalty Of a baby, is slcepless
nights.
The penalty Of interfering between
q man and wife, is abuse, frequently
accompanied with blooms from both.
The penalty Of a godfather, is a
Silver knife, fork and spoon.
The penalty of kissing baby, is
half a crown Give shillings, if you
are liberal to the nurse.
The penalty Of q public dinner, is
bad wine.
The penalty of legacy or fortune
IS the sudden discovery of a host OF
poor relations you never drcampt Of:
and a number of debts you had quite
forgotten.
The penalty of lending is, with a
book or an umbrella, the certain loss
OF it; with your namc to a bill, the
sure payment of it; and with horse,
the. lamest chance of ever seeing him
back again sound -PuNch.
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IIElCaLI4AIl.

,'hc subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and customers, that liz il now receiving
al lis old stand. No. &c iIAYNE-SrnEET tup
siairs.) lron EEgau!. Germany. France and The
Northern States, Il coIuplclc assortment of
Staple on0 9arrn Dress GOODS,
Gold and Silver Watches. Jewelry, &c,
MS per Catalogue annexed, which h. is prepared
Ia sell on reasonable IrrGls ut lIkDi.-yGle Oaiy
to tr Country Trade He respectfully soiiciis
rail, being determined 20 sell as iow as any
House iii Ike City. l.. G. BROWN.
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PO E T RY
why don't tire Girls fsrop0.e Z
E1E't a HEAP YEAR LYRIC.

BYA SIGNING SWAIN.
Why dun't the girls propose, . say
i wish they would begin! y 'f#
I've donned my Sundaj suit each day
= Since the new year came in,
And trained my new lnousIache with care,
And sent th1m many n rose,
And su,iled at every passing fair;
But still they don't proposc
I've waited patiently and long
hThese three years past III vain.
But now i fear there's somclhin. wrong
Il For leap years coms again,
hpd trht single otter yet
TO soothc my many woes,
Oh, dear my heart goes pi,-a-pat-
Why don't the girls propose !
But I've made dcsp'rate vow
To say no lady may
This only hope is lett me now
tiPo shed one lingering ray;
The girls alike agree to this,
That Pm the best Of beauH,
The compliment 10 me what bliss,
zIfthey would but propose
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Improved Cotton Gins,

Thank FIJI for past Givours the subscriber wish
cs 10 intUrm i!.r public that lie still nn,nu,c-
lures Cotton GilS III his establishment, in State
burg. on iltc most improved and approved plan
which he thinks that the cu.,nn nii.ncd on one
ri those gins oi the late impr",r rnrni is WORTH
n least :: quarter %! Il cent more ihan the cot
Ton glnnch "n The ordinary gin. He also man
u'ac'urcs Item on the most sImp!. construction
OF the finest finish and ni the best materials To
wit. Steel Saws and Steel Pia,c,! Ribs CAS-,
hardened which he viii sell for 81 per Saw =
lie also repairs old gins and puts t!lrm in COM
pl'r order 1T the shortest nu!icc. II orders for
Gins will Lr promptly and pnnciuiIly attended
10. WILLIAM ELLISON
StntrhIrg. Sumter Dist, ). &. Eel! II, 2G..,r
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HOtice,

~ persons indebted 10 me individually.
or as Ordinary. will please make llnmcdi-
ate payn"n, as 1t is absolutely necessary
that Gle sc up my business, SON, part o;
which has been of l"rg standing unsettled,
and which am determined Shall remain
TO this Al once, and give me and themselves
as i!tlIc trouble as mny TIC.
w. LEWIS.
Feb. oh, 1852 Ut
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FLORA.

Pastry Conh and Bahcr Of CAKES, DE &c
Oilers her services 10 the citizens Of
SUmtcr and the adjoining Districts in the
preparation ot hridal Irasl>, rnriy-Supprr,i
NC. Her .ong experience anu service j.,
every department Of her business, iu>'irS
her IN engaging to give entire satisfaction
TO her employers.
She may be found hy application at tic
h'rbcr's Shop in this place
Sum,Crvilc. Jan. Sth, ISL llif
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HEAVY Men. "A Revolutionary
paper. recently brought to light shows
that the following was the weight Of
several officers Of the revolutionary
army, August 10, weighed at the
scales at West Point:
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The Sea Serpent Story, which has
been gong the rounds Of papers, had
its origin in the fruitful brain Of a gen
tleman of Burlington, VT, inpcllcl by
q desire to pcrpctratc n hoar.
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Groceries Groceries

VIII he received in n few days. n choice lot
"i Grocerirs: consisting in part Of
O!d Government Java Coffee.
Prime Ri" Cntt'c, new crop
Green Tea. in l.b and - Lib caddcrs,
Bb!s best Baltimore Flour
Sugar of various dcscriplions,
Prime Goshen Butter.
Best Baltimore Hams,
Prime Lard; No Mnckcrcl,
\. O. and Cuba MoIasscs,
While Wine and Cider Vinegar,
Salt, Rice, Soap, Starch
Pepper, Spice, Ginger. Cinnamon.
Candle sperm, Adamnniinc and Tnllow.
&C.&.
For sale low for cash by
W. J. FRANCIS.
Opposite +. J. & VI. Moses Law Oicc.
JAN. 20, 1852
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The frequent use Of cold water is
constantly recommended as remedy
for invalids used onltwardIy. An old
lady recommends the use OF it Mieynai-
iy and eternally, to those who are
troubled with "thc red eyc."
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Bargains in Ladies Ki
Slippers.

The subscriber is now Altering his entire stock
Of LADIES' KID SLippIa..nI "a, low r,i,rs
-fur Cash.
: Ladies i'll want Of the article will do well to
call. B. FOLSOM.
June 18th, 1851 81 If
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Notice to Stockholders,

NL!. 81 ckhOldcrs in arrears To The Brad
ior: Spiir Is Female Institute Company nr. ~.
CURED 10 make full pa men, before rcInrn !lt!
IN Hlarrl, ncX,--'o the subscriber or to WllliuD
Lewis. Esq. in Sum,cryillc .ig.
by order of the Board
EDWIN CATER, Scc'ry & Treas,
February ,, 1852. l5-if
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Iron.

Swclcs and English, Broad a, d narrow
Bar, Square, Round and Oval; Hoop. Bard
and Boiler Iron. Cast, German aud Blister
Sect. Smiths Tools Carpenters T""!s'
Buggy Ayts ana Springs, Caring" Triln-
mings. Hollow Ware, Cut and Wrought
Nails, always on hand aud for sab, low
by PERRY MOSES.
Feb. , 1, lSJ3 l8--lf
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Executors Notice,

| have appointed Mr.. Samuc! T.. Wilson nv
Agent Il, sciIlo mp all the matters oi the / slats
on Col Stephen LaGuslc. late OF this District.
ANNA f.. LAGOS re.
All persons having demands against the Is
tate OF Stephen lacoste will present them dnlv
nlt,sIcd. Those indebted will make inmrdin,;.
payment I" :. i. WILSON. Agent.
May 1li. lil ~
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Notice,
r. Nd,sfC%,

Persons having demands laca;ast The ES-
tate Of Il. llichards'u. Dcc'h. are rcrucsic;!
70 present tIcn duly sitcs;eL. and ,hosc in
dcbtcg 10 make payment 20 ae#',
{. Nj. RICHARDSON.
.!Imr.
Nov 6, ! $50. . If
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Cit Dcacon Billings, Il staiuch tenn
perancc lniln, having accidentally Swa-
lowed a ronsing drink Of gin, was ask
cd how he felt after it, g Fclt,' cried
the deacon, "why felt as thp, gh was
sitting on the roofof our mcrtin' house
and every shingle was Jew, harp
~~~~~~~--~>a.. 80 ..--,'s->~>--~-~
ANTIDoTE FOR PoIsoS.-Mustar,l is
one ofthc best, andaiways most convc-
nient article to be used when poison has
been taken into the stomach. Mix a
large teaspoontul Of tin powder in u
turnbler of warm water, aud swallow
it Mt once. If it does not act mmcdi
atcly as an cmetic take another. As
soon as the vomiting is over, swallow
tablespoonful of sweet oil, and you
are cured, without stomach pump or
doctors bill.-We Plom.
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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements far
the manufacture OF from -Four 10 Five Thsesand
pairs OF The above article by the FALL For
@ Reference 40 to,quality, he would respectfully
refer persons who may he disposed to purcl,asa
oi hinh, To those who palroniZed him last year,
AS TO price, he will guarantee them as low as
can be afforded. -
slay 22 = IF ]. MORGAN. :
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Butter,

Fresh Gns,cn Butter.
Nrrgnia and Mountain Butter
For sale by ROBERT I.ATTA.
Camden, Nov 25, lS5l. l-tf
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INTERESTING ExPERIMENr.--In a re-
cent lecture, Mr.. Nesbi', Principal Of the
Agricultural and Scientific Academy,
Kensington, London, said:
"A curious circumstance conneciedwitll
the growth Of clover is, that by cutting
The clover twice and removing all the
hay, much better wheat crop is oh
iained than by feeding j, off by sheep,
even if some artificial food is used. This
is owing to the fact ,hat the growth Of
the roots Of clover 10 the land is in exac,
proportion to the growth Of the leaves in
the air. Each leafle, that shoots upward
sends a radicle or roo,let downward II
the lea1aet be bitten off or destroyed, its
radicle ceases to grow. 1t therefore fol.
lows that grazing clover by sheep mate
rally diminishes the amour, Of vegetable
ma tier accumulated in the soil by the
roots, and consequently the produce Of
the succeeding crop.'' qEk
The above views are somewhat theo-
retical, but not improbable. st qH :,
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z The Census of France is published.
The population Is numbered a, IS, ISL
62S, showing an increase Of only $751;
I42 since 1916, being much less than in
former propor,ionate periods. The dimi.
mutton is accounted for by the emigra-
tion TO South America and California
and by fewer marriages having been con.
tracted in the late troubled times.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-06-25

g The city Of Milwaukee is constructing
water-works, at acoss Of $325, ,o0O.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-28

Revolution de Fsvrier, nn certain nom
bre d'individus s'etaient rendus a la CO.
Tonne de la BastilIe, sous le~ pretexte d'y
deposer DIES %couronnes.
CONNIE lis amassaient Ia fonle sur In
place deja encombree par les Mosques ct
les promeneurs, les agens de l'autorite
les inyiterent a Sc %retirer. Au lieu d'op-
temperer a cettc injunction, ills persiste-
rent a roster.
On dat alors, dit lie Steele, faire AVIAN
c la force ar,nee qui deblaya sans diff
iculte Ia place; dams Ia lutte, trente de
ces individus, les plus recalcitrans, ont
etc arretes.
La tranquillite ne parait pas avoir etc
troublee.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-03-28
CIRQUE.

Decidement ce genre de spectacle nc
nous fera pas default cette aimee. Les
cafes de NapoleonviI|e sont encore pla-
cardes dsimmenses afiches OH l'arrivee du
DON Rice's Circus est annoncee pour lie
80 de &c mois.
Nous ne savons comment Sc trouve
composee la troupe de Dan Rice, mais
nous pouvons affirmer que Fexploitateur
de cette %compagnie est III des plus ce-
lebres paillasses des Etats-Unis. - Les
cxercices du Cirque etant fort godtes
d'ordinaire par Ia population de nos
contrees, il y aura sans doute foule aux
exhibitions que fera parmi nous M. Dan
Rice.