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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

Rich in every thing but industry and skill.
Mexico, lacking these, il among the most help.
less and degraded Of nations. Brave In everv
thing but action. snd eloquent and wise in speech,
Santa Anna, though popular and admired, has
ever proved mos, inPotens for good.-Repstlie
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

susscRlprIoss.-$l00, 900 Of stock had hsen
subscribed in the Kenosha and Beloit Railroad,
by the citizens Of Kenosha, per cent Of which
has been paid in.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

n We call attention to the advertisement Of
new goods BY j. B. Thomas. He has Just re-
ceived a large and excellent assortment of good.
Of every description.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

Mons HoRRoRs.-We have received from
Woodward, Mrs Stoves new book the ''Key
to Uncle Toms Cabin. "-[St. Louis Evening
News
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04
J f. DODGE.
n II RI1RT /apd =

" Touching the profits Of the New York
Collectorship, the Providence Journal says
1--WE suppose that, one way and another, a man
may get $4,000 year out of the Office, and
keep clear Of the State Prison."
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

Yesterday, number Of e,nigran. wagons
passed through town, bound for distant Oregon.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

Cy The Wisconsin river is in excellent boat.
ing and rafting order. A number Of large RATS
have gone below from that region.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

OLE BuLL.-1'his gentlemans concerts ore
crowded, in Chicago.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

IThe New York Herald makes comment
on Kit Carson's appointment better than any
paper else, as follows:
'And Kit Carson-,he romantic and hstori.
| cal kIt-the right hand man of Fremont in mis-
explorations Of the desert mountains and desc 1T
basins of Utah, Oregon, California, New Mex
ito. and the waste plains which flank the Rocky
Mauntains-Kit, who can trail an Indian, and
designate his tribe, where bloodhound would
tail to catch the scent-Kit Carson is the very
man for an Indian Agent among the Comman-
ches, Apaches, and Navajoes of New Mexico.
Old Bullion himself will approve the appoints
ment OF Kit. ayes, sir, he will do, sir; he is
ono ofFremont's children of the mountains, sir;
they have supped together, sir, in the wilderness
on pea-soup, mule and dog, sir; they are the
men, sir. lie knows the Indians, sir, and the
Indian know him sir; yes sir, they know him.
and fear him and respect him, sir; Kit Carson
will do, sir; no wooley horse about him. We
should mt wonder if Colonel Benton had already
made just such speech as that to Gen Pierce,
in confirmation Of Kit Carson's appointment.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

What - the difference between bare head
fand hair bed. A bare head fees for shelter !;
hair beds shelter for ices
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

Mn. Kise:s WlLL.-Lass winter, before leav'
Ing Warrington, Mr.. King made his will, giving
ths largest portion Of hs estate to his poor rela
tives.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

bvAlLEy rARxxR.-The Valley Farmer is an
intervening and valuable work for farmers. Lite
circulation among this class, should be general.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

WEArHER.--The weather is delightful
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

u The New York legislature has taken a
recess till the gath Of May.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04
ELECTIONS FOR 1853.
Time.

The following table gives the days on which
the State elections for the present year are held
throughout the Union:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04

Messrs. Editors Of the Herald We the
undersigned Citizens Of Grant County, Wiscon.
SIN, alter having listened to the disclosures
made on the 18TH inst at Lancaster, by Prof.
Russell Ccmstnck Of his newly discovered law
in vegetable physiology, and after observations
IN connection with his theory, take pleasure in
expressing our entire convictions Of the practi-
cabilty OF the discovery, the accuracy of the
conclusions of the discoverer, and the incalcu-
liable value to be derived by the use of his sys-
ten in the cultivation and management Of plants
/, and trees.
JE DODGE.
ID X. BURT, (and other
competent hearers uf the one hundred and sew
en,y sevcn)
Dated, April 25th, 1853.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04
RAILROAD COLLlSION-VER {
THEJURY.

The following is the substance of the verdict
of the Coroner's Jury, in the case of the recent
Railroad collision at Chicago.
We the Jury do find and say the same within
named persons came to their death by the col
lision which took place between the Michigan
Southern and Michigan Central Railroads, on
the night on the 25th day of April, A. ID. 1853,
caused by the gross carelessness and neglect of
Moses NJ. Tyler, conductor on the Michigan
c. R. R.; and Thomas Rackham, engineer on
the Michigan C. R. R.; also Whiting, eonduc-
tor on the NJ S. R. r. and Edward Davis en-
gneeron said M. S. r. r.
We find and consider themguilty fgross care
ness, and hold them as the cause Of the death of
the within named persons whose bodies have
been laid before u.s. We likewise hold Mr..
Jerrant, Superintendent of the machine shop at
NJ chgan City, to the public as censurable in
not furnishing the engineer Of the freight or
emigrant train Of the Central Railroad now in
question, with proper materials for lights on his
engine-and deem him unfit for the station lie
now occupies.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04
TO ADVERTISERS.

II Two Reams Of WARRANTED Deeds just
printed-upon good paper--a nd for sale at this
Office,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-05-04
are as follows

are as follows:
Herbert l.. Whiting Conductor, Southern
Moses NJ Tyler, " Central.
Edward Davis, Engineer, Southern
Thomas Rackan, g Central.
Robert Whiting, Fireman, Southern.
And they were committed to await the verdict of
the jury. =.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-25

with the influence of a wife like Constance would
cure. But ofthe demouiacal passions the revengefuI
spirit, the utter peryerson of the whole moral be-
ing of the man. he did not even dream. Had he
done SO, it must in charity be supposed, that how
ever he might have dreaded to incur the wrath of
Victor Ba!four, he would have shruak with hor-
ror from such bestowal of the priceless hand of
her who was soon to be his only child.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-25

Tracy Hammond had now been nearly two
years at Mr.. Herbert.s, during which time he had
acquitted himself to the entire satisfaction of his
pupil. Mr.. Herbert, ,thoHgh secretly detesting the
liberal principles upon many reform questions of
the day, which Tracy could or would not al
ways suppress, was yet constrained to respect the
sterling worth and unfnching integrity ofthe young
man while as the judiceus and beloved instructor
of bis darling son, he conscious offs feeling to-
ward him, more liketrue f iendship, than any per-
son apart from his own family, had ever before in
spired. ~, ,,,. a5z.7ze,sg.s ,fzsSa 5s = 8sa
Tracy's health was improved even more than
he had dared to anticipate. His figure which a
sedentary life had somewhat cramped. had become
erect and robust-the troublesome cough had en-
tirely vanished, and he enjoy yed firnness ofmus-
Gle and ygor of nerve, mover experienced before
For the most part he bad been well pleased with
his situation. The office of tutor had been scarce-
ly more than sirecure, SO little did the failing
henlh of the child permit him to study He had
therefore travelled good deal. and found abund-
ant time for his own mental improvement. sges
He had frequent Intelligence from home, and al
ways that those he loved were well Alice wrote
of her Glass; of her studies. her thoughts and oc-
cupations ending with numberless affectionatein,
quiries concerning himself, and fond earnest hopes
for his future eminence. His mother wrotes bu
OF those letters we will not infinitely speak--sa
cred missives they wefe messages of holy love ans
fath and the impress they left upon the heart
me son shall never be effaeed in Time-no. norsir
Eternity! .s4.f..5.,
fanKie wrote occasionally, inher merry, rat
ihns Ven' giving graphic accounts of the doings o
the good people of Winvals, in which though sh,
Professed to bea rigdIy faithful chroncler it m us
be confessed the comic element largely predomin
hated But Frankie's letters, at least, certain Dor
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-25
VOLUME X4IY..-h ulnbsr Is.
spring--A new version.
BIT HOOP.

sFsS SSpf1mS-.A New version.
- 90
Hf HOOD.
oons, e ssn'le spring. e.nereal mhonees come,
.0'e u. q, me % |" ei' Us eAso'
'iow 'aoa mus poor nat'ie mum
II : = 70, ote 2 is;lo!'t : no s1Sis soas'n'
NO 'ptins shl.nA anu snuuaer a. ner pa'.e
fof wny, inu ne net prsa'h oi'ler
ana soller from ner ol0"s as as II sney cams
r rom spring 'he ilghler.
Her praises then, Jet haroy poets slng
Ana pc ner tuneini iaarsa'es ana npholdefs'
" Z no 90 'os zee o. y .iey 'laa sprung
- : ouisu uo" = tne'r sl'ousueis;
Let 'l otllers s,' euiog'ze ne ner moral snoVs'
: rom I'm me ,nsy cannon l'e ~n sios'o s,an.a
1no" 80, o'o0n's ' s q . u luz D'o"T sNu ~
-. : ns 70! .ehps y z. = = =s7sas7
- '.'e
!. ~
A. a's' al o'o pa''
= - : = s.'''s = - 4
Aud fair its early budai ,ea and is blowioes-
Dos Jus' suPposse p.lons seeu appear -
, /" N'' W. o.no' - so"'' " s. ,!s.ssS,,- 'zy
For ma Lad .,vbsn ,aastarn v;.f,s
a fr;g;a. NOT !. oen;al ;nsn;ra,;on. 3sas,
Nor can. like iron eI,ested cbubb defv
An inflamatiou.s ~ - s ssta+sa
sm;,tan bv breezes s,sr from II !, hand Of nlaeue.
To ms all vernal Injuries are fables; sss5
Oh! where's the Spring in a rheumatic leg, -
Stiff as tables? = -
s-'' - '.,,--.,..s.... .ss...-
iiimpl 10 agony wheeze and cough;
Nor dream. before Jn,y. Of teayirp off s'iss
Nv Rean,rafar. -. 80 a&
:. -. ~ .,-ss --sa szsg
What wonder if in May itself lack - = 3ss,.sr
peg for laudatory verse 10 hang onl -sq .zs
Spring mild and gentle2 LAS Spring -heeled Jack
| 3s5 sssIzl. q 'Ef5as g
10 short. whatever penegyrics lie
b. In fulsome odes too many to be cited,
The tenderness of spring is all my eye,
5 And that is blighted! ssl'ssst' IS
s ss's ---1--- - : = ------7' g =. :
~ s. s.s'Ss.si ss---- s.s1,sss5 3, s-.siss9sz
- NY mothers voice hear it now; .as Is
| feel her hand upon my brow, ~ .ns.s
| As when in heartfelt joy. sEss.
She raised her evening hymn Of gaise. :,
| And calls down blessings on the days se
or L..
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-25
MILx.IMHnv.

u Rayenaa and vicinity have extended ,osrs :;
he millinery business prompts feelings Of gratitude and
larger assortment Of millinery and fancy goods this eo.
son, and 10 keep constantly on hand ready nad4hns
caps &c. And shall spare pains secure The latest
STYLES and have my work executed neatly md short
notice. 81 sgs.ss s d. -ys zai2
E Ladies are respectfully invited to call. -,
H@ Shop atresidence two doorssWest of Hall s5ook
Store, Main Street.
Ravenna, March %. 1853. q o. M. COLLiNS.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-25
CHAPTER XII.

!. To-day theresis change within me- - -
There is weight upon my brow
And Fame who's, whispers once could win me
From all IIoyed is powerless now.
There everis form, face
- OF maiden beauty in my Dreams" HALLEcK.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-05-25

PRmmuoh1oo GaaooRnonpDe e
THE best and largest assortment OF Pamphlet
Literature, entertaining and unexceponable IN tone
Arthur. Mrs Grey, Miss Pickering. Mrs. Gore, Mrs.
Mowat. Chares lever and other distinguished writer's
ever offered in this market, may be found at aA
Oct. 81. HAtL's Book STORE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


uDAiy august s--O M
y The stock market was very much depressed OF the
opening this morning. and throughout the tendency OF
prices was downward Large lots Of stock wsre offered
but could not be sold except prices which holders at
present not disposed to aocspt What they refuse
now they may be glad to take neAt week. Most Of the
transactions In Erie to-day for cash. and ne pur
ohasers principally the bears for delivery This tended
materially sustain prices but even with this the de-
probation was steady the opening to the close From
Ahe large purchases OF Parker Vein time buyers OPP
sion We should think the bears might find them.
selves in tight place, if they not particularly
Hous IN their operations Railroad stocks appear be
In bad odor, and they rapidly changing hands It
has beea thoroughly demonstrated that they bank
rupt and rotten their uances to the very core and
those who have lived long upon faith and hope have
abandoaed all and realized the best market price,. At
the first board to-day Morris Canal declined per cent?
Pennsylvania Coal y; Florence and Rapport, ~ Mica
rsgua u; Cumberland Coal III Parker Vein, 1; Crystal
Palace 1; Hudson Railroad III New York Central Rail-
road, n; Erie Railroad, u; Harlem, X; stonngton, *
Erie Income Bonds, u.
Attic Mining Board this mornIng there was not much
activity; 100 shares North Carolina Copper sold at 81
pr cent 100 Mineral Copper Company, ~, seller 90;
and 200 do do. 1t az.
After the adjournment of the first Board day. Simeon
Draper sold ct auction the folio wing stocks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

Total, pigs. 20 900 22.l1S 7Su
Woclians more inquired for, parti 1uaty by
chants from the Interior end Though the npsrfect
stocks both regards quantity ana variety ard the
HANGED preens,ons Of owners, seriously obs.ruc the
trade ia such good business has been sseted there
in during the past ~ess, Witch may be looked upoo -
the first OF vigorous season. We have Witnessed
such thorough reliance upon the future prosperity OF
this branch OF commerce, among manufacturers aud
holders generally as is psrceptibe. The circuoa
stances out of which has grown known to all
res6ers,ian IT therefore Is Unnecessary for to
count them. How long 1t may sustained aud In what
manner II s most likely to result are yet matters of ue
ssr sFs os
less tern mate satisfactorily who share II
wish leaving s parties in good spirits at the
advanced prices Csssmeres sell freely and we'll There
Is = rnodsrate inquiry for cloths, which rather
sparin gy rendered though unim proved in value Flao
neis command resdier market at asking rates Jeans
are little more active but not dearer. Desirable makes
Of nseys are much needed at &c. go; less saeabe
kinds being zoo. 21c. Nous. delsinss attract in
creased attention, and realize full quotations Sstnets
are in poor supply and good demand, without variation
which Arm and uniform.
The movements in foreign goods have been decidedly
extensive during the past IN the preceding week
marked freedom, sessopabe dress gooda are ths most
sought after. Toe supply is remarkably largo aud ne
We notice in 1t predomiaaocs of fancy articles the
amount Of staple manufactures being unusually
psoduce import This ' qusnaty ' Of silks '' aoS
cottoes, though we are informed more Of thsss are
received from Great Britain than all other European
States The rise ia prices Of the materials has,
doubt occssoned this though the preference which is
given To im ported silk and wooen goods, the lattsr
especially doestics has tended to bring forward
Ice supplies Of SUCH These have generally beea ordered
nons OF consequences having bsen shipped hiher by
manufacturers Themselves partly bscsuee they have
found more thsu euouph to do in satisfying the call Of
their American CUSTOMERS aud partly because thay
oIeaoea The fats which such o0nGgnments have INST
wih ~ this city n s Impossible Tor rssf~ ITS 10
I,' s peoee.'tes Or me hsds, AID uasess these are
Tally understooc, ani attempt 70 sto gnsikst M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

The hundred tons Of copper pyrtes from the mines
II the North Carolina Copper Company sold to-day for
count Of that concern brought prices ranging from 81
121s to - Is for each, Per cwt.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer OF
this port to-day amounted to s1o4 2e3 81; psynents'
3182, s22 19-Baance, SIS, 1893 1872 %.
The amount of treasury outstanding the LIST
Of August was s11516l g. of which SOB GA were
Of the several issues prior to July %, 1916.
The annexed official statement exhibits the amount Of
tolls coNeced ali the New York State canals in each
Of the past eight years =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

1S6 bs dsA ussA-5o bod canAry, 50 bagu Mnsssd n
bsgs mustard seed. Sosp-l 90 boxes. skias-e.
10 bu.Sies goat bundles caif; bale sheep p b,s
* ssse-ei cases les eundss steel oask wire DO
susar-s ZIG shds 2s7 boxes, ~ $3.50 bags 1es
snsari Ia3 hhds, 70 casks Auscovado sugar. SORTS
chests brsLoy ssa-s q LIB boxes. 42e kali 40 saI
quarter do, ls7 ssgars; bds paper do; liza
boxes containing 3ll 500 segars Tobeccoe9a bales rs
bali bales tobscso Tin30o boxes plates. Tsa-1l DOS
PACKAGES boxes, hat chests tea Wse2 $40 baskets
champagne; loo 300 quarter caks Bargundy port $50
casks red and white; &c cssks red wias box cprdia
pipes half do 81 bbds. $40 casks 604 quarter do.
644 bbls 30 octsvss, l3s chests 81 boxes LAG rs
baskets wire. Wooo-247 pieces mahogany; so pieces
cedar; 70 Dozen SOL iors rosewood. so pieces wood
wool-l6 bales 40 bags WOOL 81 bags aocss; rs bales
woolisu waste,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

b stteudsd Win nuaansat hazard. British fAbncs arc
doing ksttsr Woollsps the msst successful This
Ia mainly ewing 70 the back ward state Of similar Amer
gooda However we'll we may compete with Europe
n the manufacture Of cotcns the whole are
Tar behind hen ..-suoe Of woouens This Il .
cants a. GLASS; possessed hat the intelligence or enter
prize 1t IL dicvls to say which Is most ackng) With
which they credited We know OF few parties who
have really and deservedly attained In this ns
and it is for this that think quite feasible for
an nearly An reach the gsa Eosisn cot.ons
and Scotch and Irish linens moderately active AID
steady in price We can note no important change Ia
other commodities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET. August Sat market L. 54
cattle about 300 beevcs, and 264
beef Extra, per cwt 81 So frat quality, 81 25 second
DO, Sc Isl thlrd do So 50; ordinary S5 to SO Hdss
So per cwt Talow. 81 81 50. Pels 7be = 81 Calf
skins 1c per To- Veal calves S. ~ to $l2 2l2 at
cslves-$2l to S63; 81 ct market. YearIinys SO
to az; I've years old SIT 20 $50; three years
old, ss2 t,s62 Sheep spd lambs4, e92 At market Er-
ira "a to SCI BY lot So 90 TO So 50. SwnsWh
hard fat hogs. ,6kc. per Id.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Aug AT market 200 beef cattle,
a26 stores $500 sheep and 430 wne 200 beef cvttIe
uosoh Prices-Beef cattle reduce quptAtoss to
correspond to saes Extra 81 SO 81 rs rst quality 81
AT 70; second 90 % SO 70, and third S. s. Work
Ing oxen fsw yoke only sold sccoust OF the storm
Sales $50 $l46. Cows end Calves sales S24 $62
Sheep sales of lots 81 IS SO Ssine Ohio hogs &C.
To Spring pigs, BY lot 30; at retail, from 8Sc los
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06
MaCRIEIONY.


NFATPrMoNY WADE EASY OR now TO WIN A
Nv Lover, Professor IAWToN, Boston, formerly Of
London will sopd TO address, tbs receipt OF dol
lar post paid plain dir econs TO enable des ssstiemeS
10 win the devoted affections Of many Of the opposite
thor bcsrs desire. The In 81 simple
tus captivating that AL may be married. Irrespective %
sge APPEARANCE post don, and last though not least
arrupged with such sid doosoy that detec
ton Is impossible Address Profossor LAYTON oeton,
Msss No ietteu tsksn frsm the past oaos valsss Ne
pNstAxA II pail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

BeAched shestngs and shirngs manifest considerable
vgor ard Armness Cotton hannels are freely offered
but appear rather quiet. Prices, however, main
tsined Denms are pretty quickly purchased at full
rates. Drills are not very brisk at &c. for wns SIC
for beeched; and exc for blues The stock ample
Gipebams are readily taken at lie for leading makes.
Lawns sse unchanged Nankns appear inactive and
somewhat snguid 0snabuygs less abundant and in
good request ~ very firm quotations. Printing cloths
and needed but factories high claims reIad
operations. Prints and held above buyers
luts Hence the ranss ctoas la them are restricted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06

II the intention Of the to have the VIII Die
road open to the Mississippi at Rock Island City early in
the spring. and TO deliver it to the company July 10TH
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and value
Of foreign dry goods entered az this port for coasump
ton for warehouspg aud ao the ~itbdawals from
house. during the week ending and including Thursday
August 4 1858 -
uosrNKRcE OF THE PoRr OF NEW YoRx-IMroRr OF DRY
F. GooDs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-06
Ew YORK STATE CASAIs--ToI1s COLLECTED

T0tAi. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .$4S, w
Tho Watertewn and Rome Railroad Company have de.
slared dividend past six months of Eve per cent
company has just been organized to builda railroad
from Cincinnati to indianapolis, along the Whitewater
valley. The dispute to whether the road should 60
through Lamei. by way Of Metamora to Rushve has
been settled BY leaving the location Of the route to the
sngnsers who to select the shortest cheapest and
hest route.
The annexed report of the Kew Albany aud Michigan
city Railroad has just bse issuedThe stock subscrp-
Moss have reached s221D 600. There is already laid
between Sex Albany sna saoniagtoa IS nies of tecS
between Charlottesville and IAfaJ cite, % miles; AMI b.
tween Lafayette and Michigan City CT understanding in
all liz miles, and leaving ia miles still lay. II OK
pected that the whole win be by May ts 1854
The entire cost of the read with equipments depots &C.
Is put down 1t 0oo to finish which they have CAPT
tl stock 81 2e oCo bonds issued ina 0Oo O00 max
Ing IS 2lc 900 The amount expended thus far has been
$4,tO4,6s9. This road is simply extension Of the
Michigan Central to the Ohio river and is constructed
by the great influence Of that company.
Tho Chicago ssd Rock Island Railroad was opened
March 81 for little half it's distance, and being
operated BIZ contractors who have not yet
full equipments for freghng ye. the receipts for four
months (chieay from passsOsers) show very gratifying
reault viz