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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-01-22
Choice Lands for Sale.

N E have several tracts of choice farm
w ing lands, short distance from st. Paul, which
we wish to sell on reasonable terms.
ALSO,
A tract of heavily-timbered bottom
land, Mississippi opposite Little Crow village four
miles below st. Paul. This tract offers inducements
to wishing timber manufacturing purposes and
hrewood. Apply to
wILLOUGHBY & POWERS,
Livery Stable, Robert. Street.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-01-22
GRAEFENBERG CHILDREN,s PANACEA,

GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
History Of the Graefenberg Vegetable PiUs-perfec.
tion the result of undivided attention.
The inventor of these Pills, possessing long and init,
mate with the human system, and with
numerous medicines which medical men USUALLY resort
studied for many long and wearsome years upon the SIN
gle proposition how to prepare PILL which would act in
harmony with the Nature and expcl
without doing violence to the system.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-01-22

and ten times cheaper than other known, no mat
ter how large the bottle, exavagant the
and 1t beyond all question the most valuable preparation
Of the day. So highly is 1t, that the dose Is
but the half of small teasp0onfu while the dose of that
which Is sold in large bottles is nearly full,
and has been pronounced decidedly injurious In many
cases, owing to its liability to become and ferment.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-01-22

THE GRAEFENBERG EYE-LOTION.
For disorders Of the this lotion has equal
pounded the most scientific principles, has
formed extraordinary For violent inflammation,
and failing of the sight, weakness eyes, nyo-
untay weeping, foreign substances in the eyes, etc.,
positive and speedy cure.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
CONSTIPATION.

Dr.. Burnett, of Boston, has written
an ablo article on this subject to tho
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal,
in which ho attributes the prevalence
Of consumption in the Now England
States to the incorporate changcablo
climate, tho tendency of which is to
produce disease in the pulmonary OF
gans. Tho only season Of tho year
When tho climate is favorable to lung
diseases issduring tho month Of Sep
tcmbcr, and tho first part Of October,
when tho air is warm, dry and quiet.
1t has been customary for Northern
invalids who went South to return
when benefited. In general, oil who
did so have becn re-uttackcd, and IL
nally cariod or sometimes very sud-
dcnly.) From statistics aud inicrma-
ton which DR.. Burnett has been col.
Letting, ho has come to the conclusion
that consumptiyo lnvalids, To be per-
manon,ly benefited by a change of
climate must 60 South and take thoir
home thorc. They must also so there
in tho carly stago of the disease, for
when too weak they leave homo to
die. The climate Of Grccnvillc, in
South Carolina, aud some parts Of
Georgia is exceedingly favorable TO
those laboring under this disease; in
summer the temperate rarely exceeds
90 deg, aud is FREQ from sudden Chan.
gcs.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
From Artha's Home Ga:ei'c.
h0N,T LOOK ON TIE DARK SIDE.
ny LUCY LARcoa.

.. ny LUCY LARcoa.
Don't look on the dark side! Turn over the
leaf
soe-a beautiful picture awaits you.
Why study with care the pale outlines ofsHe''
When llt-tinted hopes may clatc your
Omit look on tho dark side Your sadness
and gloom
VIII spread like a pcstilcncc round yon.
Such moping 10 selfish; give chccrfalness
room
Lot tho balm Of its atmosphere bound you.
Don't look on tho dark eide! There's bright
ness enough
In tho world, il YOU. only view it.
To iic. is ungratcful; your way may be rough
Bu, complaining, with briers will sttcwi it.
Don't look on the dark side Or If 't's all
dark,
If night and storm both arc giycnI
Remember, though clouds veil each luminous
spark,
Tho stars arc yc. ueining in Heaven!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
THE sCKoeL-R00ll PLANTS.

The plants that in tho schoo!-room grow
Arc plants that never die;
For whcn they leave the Garth below,
They live beyond the skya
Each plnntthat hath tous been lent
Is m immortal mind;
And Gas tho tender twig is bent,
The trees itself inclined"
We each must DO the architect
Ofour own fortune hcrc;
And with wcll-traincd intellect,
The way to it is clear.
Our habits--thcy must all be right,
The evil VIC must shun,
For it tho tender bud will blight,
And veil its moral sun.
Our characters arc formed III youth
Our reputation gained,
And lasting as eternal truth,
No they with vice unstained.
From God these plants did cmanatci
TO him they're upward boundi
Let us then rightly cultivate,
And slcthful nc'cr be found.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
CURIOUS RHYMES.

What is earth, sexton? A place to dig
graves.
What is Garth, rich man? A place to
wolk slaves.
What is earth, gray-bcard! A place TO
grow old.
What is earth, miscr? A place to dig
gold.
VIVA. is earth, school.boy? A place Tor
my play.
What is earth, maiden! A place to be
gay.
What is earth, senmslrcss! A place where
weep.
Villa, is earth, slusgaEd? A good place
to sleep.
VIVA. is earth, soldier? y place for a
battle.
What is earth, hcrdsman? A place to
raise cattle.
What is earth, Widow A place OF true
SORROW.
What is earth, ,radcsuOn? III tell you
tomorrow.
Whut is curth, sick man? TITS nothing
tome.
What is eutth, sailor? My home is the
sea.
VIVA, is earth, statesman A place to
win iumc.
What is earth, uuthor? III write there
my hume.
What is earth, monarch! For my realm
il is given.
What is earth, christian! The passage
to heaven.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
LANDSCAPES.

Mr.. N. p. Willis, in the Home
journal, gives an account Of q land
slide of his own manufacture, at Ills
country scat called "lllcwild," and
then starts u law question on the sub
icct of land thus transferred in its
locality, which we suggested, year
or two since, on tho occurrence OF
ono of those slides, which arc not un-
frequent on the hill-sidcs of this sec
ton of country. 1t might DO well
for some of our lawyers to exercise
their wits on this question, during the
leisure intervals Of llay-timc and liar-
vest:
In shaping the entrance to 1dlowild
from tho Ncwburg side, l had thought
it worth while, at some cost of dig
ging, to 90 in behind magnificent
cluster OF Er-trccs--not only because
tho main gate on tho river would be
thus set in u picturesque frame OF cv-
crgrccns, but also because over the
shoulder of tho hill the road would
descend into Il grove, old and bcauti-
ful, giving tho visitor aud his horses 4
welcome Of shade. After several
days working into tho steep sand and
graycl-(a dry and obstinate old hill,
it seemed 10 me, to be part Of u plan
net that moves through space so cast
ly)-my Irish pcrsualcrs camo sud-
denly to stanl,still. Tho slope thoy
were pick-axc,ing began to trcmblo
like a Jelly. A little shoveling right
and lott, and tho qnicksand broadoned
aud grew soltcr-watcr began to run
tho dry soil cavcd III from above,
and large mass Of liquid earth com
mcnccd u slow procession down hill.
We had intercepted an abundant wa
tor-coursc, which has its natural issue
on tho other side Of the road, forty or
fifty feet below. Nothing could be
moro agreeable, of course, than a hill
which would walk away Of its own ac-
cord-proyidod it went in the right
direction. But my destiny, in all
matters of nero dirt. is pcrvcrscly
ordered. Base things hayoiho charge
of my not loving the world too well.
My charming new road was, in ono
night, entirely chokcdup and smoth-
cred in mutl--a new wire fence un-
settled aud sent tumbling down-gate'
way obstructcd, and every sign Of no
end to it. Patches came down, as
large as breakfast room, with young
trees all standing, and grass growing
part Of them, too, from my neigh
bour's lot, across tho line. lt,occurs
to me, as | write, by tho way, whcth-
CIR should have put my neighbours
trees in the pound, for trcspass. Or
if his land moves over the line by To-
comotiun of its own, does it become
mine; or, if not, is he bound to come
aud take it awayl There arc nice
questions for law, in these landslidca.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09

eulGuhAlb ttiH"'h w .
said. II was like an electric spark,
and ran ,ingling through every vein vel,
in tho body. In an instant my dill
lcnco was gone. My whole spirit
was in arms. | answered him with
promptncss and bitterness, for | iclt
the cruelty of such an attack on a
novice in my situation. Tho public
prosecutor made Il kind Of apology,
This for man of his redoubtab'o
powers, was q vast concession. ro-
ncwcd my argument with q fearful
glow, carried the cause triumphantly,
and tho man was acquitted.
This was tho making of nc. Ev-
cry body was curious to know who
this new lawyer was, that had SO sud-
denly risen among them, and beard
cd tho Attorney General at tho very
onset. Tho story of my debit at the
inn on tho preceding evening, when
| had knocked down bully, and kick
cd him out of doors for striking an
old man, was circulated with favora-
bio cxaggcration. Even my beard
less chin and juvenile countcnanco
was in my favor, for the people gave
mo far moro credit than'I deserved.
The great amount of chance business
which occurs in our courts, came
thoroughly upon me. was repeat
eddy employed in other causes, and
by Saturday night, when tho court
had closed, and | had paid my bill
at tho inn, l found myself with a
hundred and fifty dollars in silver,
three hundred dollars in notes, and a
horse that | afterwards sold for two
hundred dollars more.
Novor did miscr gloat moro on
his pelf and with greater delight. l
locked tho door of my room, piled tho
money in heap upon tho table, and
walked around it--sat with my cl-
bows on tho table, and my chin upon
my hands, and gazcd upon it. Was
I thinking oflhc money! No-1was
thinking of my little wilc and home,
Another slccrlcss night ensucd, but
what night Of golden fancics and
splendid air castles. As soon as
morning dawncd, I was up, mounted
tho borrowed horse with which I had
conc to court. and led the otl,crwhich
| had received US q fco. All tho way
was dolighting myself with the
thoughts of surprise | had in store for
my little wife; for both ms had cx-
poctcd nothing but that should spend
all tho money l had borrowed, and
should return in debt.
Our meeting was joyous as you
may suppose; but played tho part
of an Indian hunter, who, when he
returns from tho chase, never for u
time speaks Of his success. She had
prepared n snug littlo rustic meal for
me, and while it was getting ready, |
seated myself atan old fashioned desk
in one corner. and began to count over
my money and put it away. Sho
came to mo before | had finished, and
asked me who I had collected money
for.
"For myself, to be sure" replied |
with affected GOODNESS. al nlado it
ut court"
Sho looked at mo for u moment in
tho faco increlulously. | tried to
keep my countcnancc and play the
Indian, but it would not do. My mus
clos began to witch my fcclings all
at once gavo way,-l caugh her in
my arms, laughed. cried aud danced
about tho room like crazy man.--
From that time forward wc never
wanted money.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
I2sig:!a!cl Oh tic Old Corncrt but in
The New Building,
QUO M uAGANS q CO,

NTJU. MI TN y ,,,,,-,,
nave ;ns, received from tho Eastern ,., c,'TI,
an " nnSsnS IIy' LARGE ind WELL SELECTED
stock OF dusiEahc
which they arc now opening at !her o s,r s.o"
on tho rvI%Eu Of Main and Walnut s.tes ~
where s they viii he happy to SEQ thsi, on i.
friends. and feel determined to oi'cr uooas "a; a.
such extremely lo;r prices, az to greatly ~,
crease the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed On iH0m. We have ii III our pow
and shall most assuycdiy exert onrae!ycs 10 e.
lrcl tho one great and important object OF Sell
;ny Goods at he IOucst rates i" Tbs married.
i i've arc fully satisfied that business con,
Quoted on the principle Of short credits ana
small profits, always res"t' the more sueee snl
fully, and il most desirable 10 az palS;S; 1 ~"
We hereby give positiYH notice that shls Is INC
P""'' W. GE0. M.HAGANs s co.
Morsantown, Apri! IS, 1855.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
sRzeeg5cNg G'egs'0e
DOCTORS BOWMAN & NlACKEY,

ctylLL continue tho practice Of Medicine
= anA Surgery, and under great obligations
TO the community for pas, services, would mos,
respectfully solici,a continuation of tho same,
thinking by strict attention 10 business, and
modcraio charges, they can render entire sat
isIaction. Their past success will be guar.
antcc for the future. All difficult cases will
receive the united attention of the Firm free
Of additional charge.
DR.. MAcxEy's Office is at Z. W. Tower &
Co.'s Drug Store-Dr. EowMAH's at the Old
Stand OIL Front street, where they may he cGE-
suited a, all times except when professional,
absent. way ., 1853.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09

The reason for bcd-bugs approaches,
If you want to destroy them, rub the
bedsteads well with lamp oil, this alone
is good, but to make it more riEtctual,
get a sixpenco worth OF quicksilver md
add 10 it, put il into all the cracks a.
round your bed room.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
HARVEST HOME.

lIark /! from woodlands far away,
Sounds the merry roundclnyi
Now across tho russell plain,
Slowly moves tho loaded vain,
Greet tho rcnpcrs aa they come
Happy, happy harvest homc'
Never fear the wintry blast,
Summc. suns will sling u. last;
See tho golden grain appear
See the produce of tho year
Greet tho rcapcrs as shOy come
Happy, happy harsos. home!
Children, join the jocuIfd ring,
Young and old, come iortl' and sing
Stripping bli,hc, and maiden gay,
Hail tho rural holiday.
free, tho roupcrs as they comc,-
Happy, happy harvest home
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
10 CURE A STING.

A lump O.! wet salcratus, applied to
lhc sting Of a wasp or bee, will stop the
na;n in one moment, and prevent it
from swelling. Pin this fact up somo-
whsrr for lhescason's USE, for those who
or" no, lond of the scusation Of a sting
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09

Sir Edwin Landscor recently TO-
marked to u brother artist, "that he
Ind spoiled many Of his pictures by
udhering too closely to Nal,Uc"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
II Being aomcwhatofa stranger tiht follow
ing references arc givcn:-
UxiosrowN, JanAary II, 1853

UNIoHTowN, JaNAary Il, Sod
On. H. n. Manipulating been student
Of medicine in my 0r..cc, and subscQncat'j
attended tho Medical Lectures in phiIaLr'. mia,
| consider him co'Apctcnt to discharso the du.
ties OF Medical Attendant upor. The sick; AMI
hereby comincnd him to the patronage per
sons afflicted aud DESTROYS Of the services Of u
physic!an. SIXTH FULLER, NJ. D.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
POETRY.
THE SHEPHERD SINGER.

THE SHEPHERD SINGER.
by WILLIAM SYDNEY ritAYEh.
Tho rosy splcn,!or Of tho skies
Thu wa,er's quiet bosom fills,
Aud sunset, like blessing, lica
Upon the happy hills.
How swcc,Iy, through the tiflcd haze,
The golden ligh, on bethlehem flows
Around tho boy, whose white ilocks Craze
Beneath tho olive boughs.
And while his glorious songs ascend,
Oh, how tho tones that freight tho breeze,
And evenings cl.angcfnl colors blend
Their Eubtc llarmonics
liz sings Of when the clovcn tide
Made way for Isracl's paIi! bands
oftl.e long march o'cr deserts wide
OF yellow, drifting sands
Nf Sinai's summit, wrca;hcd in fame,
Where The gray bearded leader ttod,
And, with his awful message, came
All radiant from his God.
In ,cn,crcr mood he sings ngniH
Lilo's heritage Of joys and fears,
And sympulhie:, which other men
Do only speak by tears.
lie stops; no longer thrills tho cong,
That grows more sweet rs evening e'ooa'o'
Amid the olives dusky tl'rong,
And snowy, myrtle blooms.
Oh, s,ill sing on, thou shepherd boy
Still burden the rejoicing wind
Each strain Of sorrow or OF JOY
Thou singcst for mankind.
Each voice that from thy sonl departs
Shall sound beyond thine ago and climc'
Aud, in tho depths Of human hearts,
Shall yibratc through all time.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09

The revenue Of pc.u Is eight mil,
lions of dollars, Of Which five millions
are derived from the gals Of Euauo.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
JAMES CYPilERS,
9,EER AND C0NFECTi0NER,

MuNG...NTowN, VA
Is now prcpare. to furnish his customers, at
, I Stores and Stops, us usu"'' III his line
Of trade, such as
G a TX e s,
Of All kinds, including Pound, Sponge, Fruit,
Tea, Sugar, Taylor, Lemon. Ginger, Ginger,
Nuts, Bah Buns, Apccs, Scotch, White ana
brown loaf Bread, SC.
Also n fnc article OF SEGARs, Of my owh
manuiIctnfc, Il, ,,-
SYRUpS, viz. Lemon, sa'sararil!a' Gin
ger, &c. r..
Essences, Peppermint, Cinnamon
Winter Green, Spruce, Lavender, l!astsho'h'
Vanilla, Cloves, Rose, SC.
Az Of which arc Of my own manufacturing,
an;! are warranted not to be inferior to any mat
is made elsewhere. and us CHEAP by Whole
saIc as can be had in any Of the Cities, anu de-
li.e:cd to them free Of charge.
Nv celebrated HAIR OH. and
HEAD WASH vii! bc delivered to pea!cFs,or
sold at retail, very cheap.
Ice Cream, Parties furnished, &c
hare fitted up my Ice Cream Saloon for the
accommodation Of customers and the pubic
in general, and hold myself in readiness TO get
IN Suuoers and furnish Parties at the shortest
notice, a. home and abroad, and will spare no
pains to give genera! sa.isfacton'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
uN.OHrowx. January q, 1873.

SN.S''4uhN: V"HH"Ig -, 'S"S'
We take great pleasure, from long aud in
tmato acquaintance viii, DR. II N MacEcy, in
recommending him TO the favorable notice OF
the community. Dr.. Mdrkey is gentleman OF
Gno literary requirements, good mora! char
actcr aud unQuestioNabIo integrity, aud as n
Physician is worthy Of the most favorable con-
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09

". A. Vest, Dr.. John Patrick,
Dennis Sutton, jacob HG!dcman,
John G. Hcri'g, DR.. James faIlcr
lillian Snyder, +. Z. GGllOwGg esq.
Il. S. Fuller, esq. p. 4, Johns, Reg,
DR.. RIM. Iralktr, X. p. Ncnn'Een, esq.
Enos Vast, James Fccch, esq.
L, Y. Dcggs,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09
l2 half bblS. sugar.curcl Lake Trout,

Just received and lor $dI0 by
June I, 1919, E.W, TOWER 4 co.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-09

ny WILLIAM SYDNEY rIrAyrn.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16
Columbus and Hooking Valley
Railroad.

A meeting Of several Of the friends ofth
important enterprise, embracing gentlemen
from nearly all the counties along its line
and from Pcmeroy, and prominent gentle
men Of the city Of Columbus, convened n
The Neil House, in the latter city, on the Sc
instant, with the view Of inspiring in,eres
and confidence in lis prompt prosecutions
William Dennison. Esq, was called tC
the chair, and Chas. Borland appointed sec.
relary.
Professor Malher, in response 10 reques
to that effect, addressed the meeting in re-
spect to the coal and iron of the Hooking
valley. His high testimony TO their eXten
and value. verified the mos, sanguine con.
lectures that have been INDUCED in regart
TO them. His remarks excited deep interest
impaired n new impulse TO the enterprise
and strongly stimulated and confirmed the
zeal Of its earliest friends.
Messrs. Mel Gill, Tolmndgo, Var
Trump, PheIan, Cnrley, Van Worries and
Heckard addressed the mecling-forcibly
presenting the arguments in favor oI the
work, and strongly exhibiting the varied re.
nticps and dependencies of The Valley and
central Ohio, which now demanded It's con.
swuction. Assurances were given from ali
the localities represented in the meeting
That each would do it's full share for the
road, and do it speedily. The pledges made
by Mr.. Neil, were strongly endorsed by Mr.
DenniSon
c. Bor'and then offered for adoption the
following resolutions; which were unoni-
mously agreed to:
Resolved, That the important advantages
Of the Columbus and Hooking Valley Rail.
road, uniting as it will. through a valley
route, the Capital of the State with the Ohio
river, on direct line from Chicago and the
northwest, to the city OF Baltimore, are SC
obvious 10 oil the sections interested in the
enterprise, us to have commanded already
a unanimiIy Of support which leaves the
road without an opponent, or any one even
to doubt its superior utility and value.
ReSolrcd, therefore, That we pledge, in
behalf Of its early construction. our earnest,
constant and most vigorous eXerions; and
hereby express 10 its friends the confden,
conviction, that it will be made with speed
worthy of the nature Of the enterprise, the
important interests it will advance, ana its
inesiimable results upon the wealth Of the
valley and central Ohio.
On motion, the publication Of l1r forego.
ing proceedings was requested in the public
journals of the city of Columbus, and in the
other places on the line of the road.
The meeting then adjourned.
WIN. DENNlSON, in, Chr'a.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16

poor, the loboring man. the mechanic
What business have these poor folks 10
hare children il they are not able to edu'
cate them These exclusive grumblers
don't see why their properly should be
taxed 10 educate poor peoples children.
All of this class are ralying around the
Statesman, and making ittheir organ, We
call the attention Of the friends of the com
mon schools 10 these ,hiugs. flhe system
is worth preserving it must be watched and
defended We, Of Ohio, are advancing
in this good work. We are vet behind
New York and the New England States.
but we must, and will lead the van in this
glorious work in the west. Let the ene-
mics Of the system understand that oppos-
tion. open or secret, will at once be met
and crushed, and all will vet be well.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-08-16
THREE DAYS LATER NEWS.
Arrival OF the niagara.

HALIFAX, Aug. 4.-The steamer Niaga'
ra, with dates from Liverpool 10 the 23d ult.,
has arrived at this port.
The difficulties between Turkey and Rus
sia are considered nearly settled. The
Emperor Of Russia accepts the compromise
offered by the four powers.
Heavy floods have occurred in The south
OF England, causing much damage to crops,
and considerable loss Of life, but at the
latest accounts, the storms had abated.
The French Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
had replied 10 the manifesto Of Nesselrode.
exposing in temperate, yet powerful
manner, the artifces Of The Russian Chan
cellor.
Lale adyces fromMelbourne say the mining
prospects in Australia were less favorable
But provisions were active. and holders
were realizing enormous profits
The French porrs have been opened for
the admission of flour.