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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-07-14

OST mislad between Leesburg and Stills Creek small
Ia leather POCKET BOOK, containing about six dollars
in money, and receipt from Geo. Davis for note of hand
made by Stephen Costn for the of $780, dated about
the 10th of June 1853 given IL months after date
forewarn any from trading for said receipt and the
maker from paying it to any other person except myself will
pay liberal reward for the said Pocket Book and contents
ENOCH JOHNSON.
July l4th 1854 45-3t
JAS. T. PRTTEwAY. E PRITCHETT
PETTEWAY & PRITCHETT,
GENERAL Commission and Forwarding Mer-
u chants also Wholesale Grocers, North Water street,
WILMINGTON. N. G.
Prompt attention will be given to the sale of Naval Stores
and all kinds of Produce.
Intend keeping assortment of Groceries, Liquors
Provisions. [Juy l3th l854-26S
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LIPPITT,S SPECIFIC.
FOR THE CURE OF


Dysentery, DlarrhOeas and Summer Com plant.
TN presenting this justly celebrated Medicine the pub
lc make rash assertions of its efficacy is any
hope held out to the afflicted which facts do not warrant
the of the above diseases and those apperanng to the
GLASS; the Proprietor has been induced to offer
extensive scale with view to lessen the amount of
human suffering have known it to fail when the
directions have been strictly adhered to-
useless have been palmed upon the public
and hcstated for time until thoroughly convinced
of it's efficacy.
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June 10th, 1854
STRANGE DEVELOPEMENT

STRANGE DEVELOPMENT
Scientific Men daily bringing light new Inventions
and the March of Progress onward BALD
coming will be pleased learn. that Science and long
research combined, have brought before the Public the
greatest WONDER OF THE AGE, in the Article of EMER-
SONS AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATIVE. a sure
for Badness and to prevent Hair from Falling See
Circulars to be had oAgnt Price 81 in large Bottles
Sold by VIM. H. LlPPTrT, Wholesale Agent fer Will
mington and surrounding country lie Is I'm
~ THE Brazilian Remedy for Diarrhea and Dysentery
Hundreds testify to 'ts virtues. Prepared and
sold only by 2 D. DUPRE
June 18th, 1854 [Com copyl 2f-tf
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
THE Copartnersip heretofore existing between the Sub
scrbers under the firm of Taylor and Petteway is this
day dissolved by mutual James T. Peteway hav
ing purchased out all the interest of A D. Taylor, in the
said firm is alone authorized to settle its affairs.
4. d. TAYLOR.
JAS. T. PETTEWAY.
Wilmington, July 8, 1854
r INSEED OHIO bbls for sale by
| INV I3tb 1854 FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
ITTHTTE LEAD-5O0O fbs. Pure, in kegs of 25 80, and
w 100 bbls. each, for sale by
July 18th. 1854 FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
NTACKEREL.-20 bbls No. 8, for sale by
wi Julv 18th 1854 FREEMAN s. HOUSTON.
T ADTES' CARPET BAGS.-A new and beautiful arti-
| 4 Gle inst received at SCOTT & BALDWIN'S.
STRIPED HALF HOSE.-NeB lot opened yesterday at
INV 10 SCOTT & BALDWIN'S.
nA TENT YOKE SHIRTS-One case just received.
+ Sold only at SCOTT BALDWINS.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, December 26, 1851.

SAVANNAH, Ga, December 26, 1851.
MIR. VIM. HI. LIPPITT, Dear Sir:-lt is with pleasure
acknowledge the wonderful effects of your Medicine for
ing Darhoea Bowel Complaints, am satisfied it
the under God of saving the life, first of my Child
and then of my Brother As my Brother given up by
two of the most eminent physicians in this place. Drs Rich
ardson and Wregg, and when consulted the latter to
the proprety of trying it him low he said might to
satisfy myself that had left nothing untried, but he did
think that Medicine would be of any him. But,
thank God he mistaken, the sautary effects
in "a hours and in days he able be out of bed
remain yours, very truly and gratefully,
WIN. BAILY
Prepared and sold by VIM H. LIPPITT,
Wilmington, n. G..
June l4th, 1854 240- I'M taw-41-6m
VISIT HARRlSON's VS.. WHITEHURST'S
WILMINGTON GALLERY.
WHAT treasures of art does this little contain
greet your eye Here you nger profaby for hours
npating the nobest of Gods creation-man tere
converse silently with the living and the Dead until the
wthered of memory again restored and strength
and reaches forth hand to greet those with whom
intimately associated, but inhab the
gloomy prison of ogetfulness Who would die with
leaving desirable token of remembrance behnd
Here beauty with its diversity of expression and features
glows forth from the plate with rapurous divinity and
cnate the eye until the heart worhips them not like
nimtabe risinly Angels, the sainted Madonna, the
blue bearded Ma but the unappreachabe Daguer
reotypes of relatives and friends, made by Harrison
A9Visit his Gallery whether you wE of his unequal
led pictures not Mr. H. is acknowledged to be the
Daguerreotypst in the State. A VISITOR.
Nov 10Th. 1853 7S-tf
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WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,
WARREN COUNTY Nc.
w. D JONES. .......... PROPRIETOR
CEASON opens July LIST. Ample preparations have been
- made for the accommodation of Guests
BOARD.
Families per month $50 90
Single persons per month 80. Is 90
Per day, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
Children and servants half price.
Hacks always at the Warrenton Depot to take
to the Springs
June IT, 1854 23-6t-42-taug
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HoL1owAYs OINTMENT Pitts the only inabe Remedies
for the Cure Eruptons and Blochcs the SknJohn
YoungoVe (aged 26 was great victim through the toes OF
YOUTH erupons the skn being covered with these un
slightly botces fact utterly untitled by his appearance
Society This young eight weeks back tried
ooway and Pills. and by the joint OF these re-
mee his blood cooled and purified that the whole OF
boches disappeared and he enjoys excellent health
These will disease of the skn even OF TWEEN
ty standing.
Sold at the Professor Holloway 244 Strand
Temple London and by all respectable Druggists
Medicines the British Empire and those
of States Boxes 379c S7c 81 so each Whole
principal Drug houses of the Union by Messrs
e. d. Sands, New York A. o. BRADLEY Wilmington, N C
considerable saving by taking the largest
Directions the guidance of patients in every disorder
are affixed to each box.
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TEN THOUSAND EMIGRANTsIN KANsAs.-The Glas-
gov (Mo) Times in an articls on the emigration to
Kansas, says:-"Private letters state that about ten
thousand people are on the move. Five hundred
crossed over at Western last Saturday, and about the
same number on Sunday, while the roads are filled
with people all bound for the New Territories.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
NONE MARK Il II.

MONDAY, Jniy 80 a. ~
tendency OF prices at the opening this morning
downward and the market heavy throughout. At
the drst board Cumberland Coal fell OF !. per cent
New YORK Central Railroad on Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad. y; Erie Railroad ~ Reading Railroad, =
Erie and Reading the most active stocks the list
and the sales. buyers option, show that the bears
have fun confidence in greater depres The
movement in New York Central Railroad to day
decided than anything we have seen yet In that stock
On Saturday at the second board there were sales at
sE per cen for the opening and at the arst board to
DAY. sales for the opening made at SO per cent
showing decline Of ex per cent in less than atty eight
hours Our predictions in relation to this stock are likely
to prove true tooner than anticipated Seventy to
seventy Ave per cent are about the prices paid at
prese.. for New York Central stock. Erie Rail.
road has fallen below fifty again. and there
Il s likely remain Reading Railroad has partially
recovered from tho depression caused by the reports OF
greater Of stock but II cannot be maintained in the
face OF the distrust Of railroad stocks generally The
non payment Of the regular dividend WILL without doubt
Ave eject Just contrary 10 what IL should Instead
c(eevssng the market value OF the stock viii proba
biy dspress II. Many holders viii realize, who would
have ield. had dividends continued without giving II
thoosht whether they earned not The stock i
cheaper now At 60 per without the dividepd than
would be st lower price, had the dividend been paid
Nicaragua Transit and Cumberland Gal well main
tanned In the midst Of the present depression They
NOT change much in their general feature and the stock
not forced out much Tor sale The business Of each
company Is largely remunsaiive, and they have no
euormous debts likely to oserwheim the stockholders
and endsneer their entire investment
AZ the second board the market very hesvy, and
paoss Of the sales made at decline Illinois bonds
feii OF x per cent Nicaragua Trsnsis, Z New York
Central Railroad Erie Railroad * Cleveland aad
To1edo Railroad, &.
The demand for foreign exchange Tor remittance by the
steamship Asia, from this por, for Liverpool wednes
o.. ihs fsh Inst, has thus far been only TO mode
gate eN;cu', AID Hibqst change ia rass We therefor
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Port or New York, July ~. 1854.

cfEARFp.
ship Queen Of the West colett Liverpool, Grinnell,
Minturn x Go.
ship Try (Br) samson, = stephen JrTapscottk
Co.
slip Africa JORDAN - John, c duncan n Go.
Bark cadet, Guide, Belize, J ,'ex.
Rarh Rio Packet (Brem) ,wenke Il Martha, Gudewil 4
Mohr
Brig Gibraltar (iir), soiari, cadiz Giro & franca.
Brig klbe (Rrem), Deccsman, Laguna, Thompson
Brig I,utnet (Br), Jenkias 81 stephen, eager Co
Brig Tvbce, Ferguson, Charleston, Geo Bulkley.
schr 10Th Mario Nc Mister - Domingo Rossre Co
schr 1sinore whitmore, Doboy Island Russell Vim.
schr strong fiscum, BALTIMORE Mailer 4 Lord
schr Eliza Messcroe, Conner City Point, r l. Crook.
Schr Eliza Jane, Barnard, Boston, master.
schr onatayis, Booker Portland, White X Duncan
scbr Ellen Louisa, Thompson, New Haven, master
ARRIVED.
steamship Pacific, Nye Liverpool, July IL. 10 Ph.
with mdse and 100 passengers, to J. Collins. Had
Clear TO Cape Race. At Pm. on the 18th, passe q
Cunard steamer bound Z. in lat so Is lon 30 IS ed
lat AZ So Ion o. passed ship Queen Of the Fast same day
lat Al So Ion Ga So passed pkt ship fdeia from Liver
pool for New York.
steamship Promethens. Turner, san Juan Mic July le
with Ss3 passengers and 81 100000 10 gold dust TO
steamship Illinois, Haristene, Aspinwali July 10, with
passengers, &c, TO N Roberts
Steafns hip Roanoke skinner, Norfolk, &C TO Ludam
Peasants July 2 at II rs AM 10 miles south Of Chin
colleague, signsl'zed steamship jamestown, hence for
Norfolk.
ship Sea Nymph clipper, OF New Bedford), Harding
Liverpool days with mdse and 3i3 passengers, TO l.
Baker. July co. lat, &c spoke whale ship John Wells
from NBedford FOR Pacific Ocean June o. OF Cape Clear
in gale from W. lost mautcpmsst main and mzen top
gallant masts.
ship shswmut clipper OF Boson), Cohn, Hayre june
4 and Fsyal june 90 in ballast with ass passengers to
master.
Park wessacumcon (of Boston,, Marsh, Buenos Ayres
and Point ndio June /, with hides and WOOL 10 Ne
Forest June 10 lat "a O6 s. lon 30 spoke brig Brnnan
from Richmond for Rio Grande, Brazil July III la ~ a
N Ion %, fell IN with a large vessel bottom NJ keel
aud bottom not corpered eist, lat 4 10, Ton ~ ~
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FRrreHTs.-Rates to Liverpool favored shippers, and
about LOCO bbis -four taken mt Is. per barrel
about 5000 bushels grain in ships bags at 4d, and
400 bales cotton, uncompressed, at I'D. There
change to notice in rates to ondon TO Havre.
sell engaged to load with timber. at SS per NJ for
Caldeza the Pacific. TO California, rates dull
at zoe. 45c. per foot measurement.
HAY in some less supply, and sales Of 400 500
bales reported at 7Cc.
hors remained quiet and ,apgud at old quotations
lRoN.-Small sales of Scotch pig were made at SAL
342, ak months.
LAT,rs--Eastern saleahle and firm at 81 rs per
thousand.
LINK -Rocklaad was not in much demand at 90c. for
common and 81 o5 for lamp per Dbl.
NAVAL SroRESAbout 400 barrels turpentine sold
AT rife under 81 200 brls spirits do. part reported
80 50 cash. and 46 br so days and 1000 North county
rosn private terms.
sperm Sales made Of 100 baskets olive At So 10
EACH and 5000 gallons in'eed in lots at Soc SEC per
gallon.
PRovhIoSs--Pork exhibited feature the bust
comprised 700 bbfs at St2 so for SO rs
$40 81 Il for prime per bbl Sales transpircd OF 800
pigs cut meats, at unatered prices. 10000 lbs.
smoked hams private terms. 800 bbls lard. at eSc.
e7sc per h., and 10 bbs beef former rates But
ter and cheese more inquired for and advancing
SUGARs-The incenency of the weather checked trans
actions, and sales were light. About 100 n geo hhds
Cuba sold at 4hc. &C., and about 80 do. New Or
leans within the range Of last weeks prices.
f,Iiow.-Owing to the foreign news the market a d.
vanced, with sales of about 26, coo lbs. at 12xc.
WISEs-We noticed sales OF SO quarter casks sweet
Malaga at 62isc and 10 pipes Holland gin on private
terms.
wHIsxgy.-About go bbls. Ohio and prison were
taken, at Is &c. a Gee per gallon.
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spess sAAs ship John Edward q and for New Bedford

spSse $500 shp JOIN EDWARD o. ana Tor New Ssdfsfa
s pig u ,.;ig s.,ss{ '''' H.r''' IS days. with
Brig Falmouth, HATCH Sierra Lsone, June s, and the
River Gambia June IS with hides &c, TO Rware.
Brig Detroit (of ST Georges) Robinson Neuvitas, Is
days, with mdse, to Snow Burgess.
Brig Brncserhof (of Boston,, Phibrook GbArs Cnbs,
no lat &c spoke ship Rebecca Jordan from Calao for
New York, 1870 days out all wen
Brig FrisndshiP, Wallace, Harrington, days, with
lAth, to Mayhem, Talbot 4 Co.
Schr Nautilus (0lden), Bunse, Bremen So days, in
ballast, with 81 passengers, TOT Bechtel
schr Frances Fletcher Barcelona % days, with hides
&c, to Moier Riers-
schr julien, Bradbury ssvana Ia Mar, Jamaica, 20
days, with rum, to Tucker Lightbourn. July 2, of
Cape ST Antonio spoke steamer Lee from Havana
weather for several days; split sails, &c.
Schr Susan (Br), Mahon, Windsor Ia days, with
plaster, to Whitney 4 Co.
Scnr Boreas (Br), Small ST Andrew days, with ship
timber, 10 Kelly & Smithers
Schr John A Gambb, Robinson Plymouth. NC, 10
days.
schr r Meyers, Coucklin, Baltimore for New Haven.
Schr r II Huntiey, Hammond, Baltimore
Schr james House, Bailey Baltimore
Schr + II Townsend, Davis Baltimore.
schr Ida, Miller, Baltimore.
schr James Donneu Lank, Baltimore.
schr Eva -, As days from Galway, with 10 psssen-
gers.
schr John Wilson, days from Pictou.
One bark and two briggs unknown.
Wind during the day Sc, and fresh.
lBy SANDY HOOK PRINTING TrLnCnApH
TIR HIGHIASDs July 24-Sundown
One bark of the Highlands to McCreAdy, Mott 4 Co.
No other inward bound vessels in sight
Wind light from Sc Weather dull and rainy
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continue to quote bills on London ct o * pr oenf
premium on Paris, 81. Is ST. f3K
After the adjournment Of the board, the following
sales OF stocks and bonds made at auction BY A. a
Nicoay:-
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Ship Ozark, a Salem has been sold at Caliao at pub
lie auction for sS10o Mr. James Peterson was the pur
chaser.
ship Meteor late of Gardiner which aid from Boston
ga inst for Caiiao has been purchased in Boston.
Ship Roscoe 622 tors built in 1882 sold at auc-
ton in this city 21st to Norton Jr for $40 600
third cash onehrd three months balance four months.
Also, steamboat Golden Gate 100 feet long feet hold
III toms built in 1852 having lever beam engine Of rs
inch cylinder, and feet stroke, sold at auction
for $500, cash.
IAUNcHgD-M PASSPORT 18th inst by MessIs Shackford
Sons fine copper fastened brig of 254 TONS called the
Evergreen.
AtProspect 18th inst by Messrs McGilyery Staples,
superior brig of 265 tons called the Anna Torrey
ed BY Messrs Geo W Torrey 4 Co of Boston, and the
builders and to BIO commanded by Capt Ralph Morse Of
Prospect.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, July M-B P. g.
AsHsaes of rs bbls effected ct % 90 for Pearl
and % SIX for Pots per 100 lbs
BRKADsruYfs.-F1our in fair dem and. The sales
included 400 bbs pferior to choice and State at 90
~ 81 u mixed TO fancy Western 81 2 IS 81 Vi and
Other kinds in proportion About 1900 bbls. Southern
realized % SO - for mixed to strght brands per Dbl
Nothing occurred In Rye Flour Corn Meal Wheat
favored faotcrs. There were cold 400 bushes prime
Michigan white at ~ 1890 Western 81 70 at 81
acd $500 upper Lake do 81 SO 81 S. Rye and Barley
were unchanged State and Western Oats in good
supply and quiet at 44c 4Sc per bushel Corn did not
vary much the sales consisted Of So 600 bushels at &C
900 for unsound anu Toe 74o for mixed Western per
busheI.
CAr1K we're offered to-day at Alertsr's Wash
ington Grove ard 900 beef cattle offered during the
TAIL together with the secton Of country whence the
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Rroolyyn CITY Intelligence.

wssxlY MORTALITY IN BRooxIyS.-The report Of the
Health Ocer for the week ending July -, shows that
the total mum OF deaths in this city amounted 10 23
OF which lle were adults, and 107 children. OF the
diseases 10 died Of cholera being eight less than the
preceding week. 80 OF cholera infanuu l. Of cholera
morbus 10 of dysentery 0 of diarrhoa, and the re.
mander OF complaints not epidemic which make up the
total Al the meeting OF the Boird OF Heata yester
day morning, 10 aud deaths Of cholera
ported for the day previous
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According to the returns there has been for tue week
ending July % increase in the line of discounts OF
sl57a s66 in deposits $7S $40 and in specie $64e 2i6
The decrease in circulation amounts to only SOC 392 We
attribute the increase Of loans to tho fact that the banks
have, since the Schuyler swndle been cautious in
ioaning railroad securities, and have turned of
their into the regular discount line other
words they have given to the merchants and less
TO the brokers Business paper, made by merchants
ing legitimate business, is much better than fancy
stocks and the banks had less TO do with that class
securities there would be less speculation in Wall street.
and ess from losses among the
tile classes The discount line of the hanks il gradually
charging and is nearly mp to that reported in April
last The amount OF specie on hand exceeds any sum
previously reported and IL So 129 greater than that
reported the 10th Of june last. The bank statement
the whole, is satisfactory but the stock market ia
yond any help from that quarter.
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e,.ss.l s.a@ -E -..,~a 9l& eHs-sn
,ast a@
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For beef cattle the market is half dollar higher
the better qualities than last week but other descriptions
remain before There few very superior ami
mails from Kentucky sold at handsome prices but not
such as would afford Just criterion of the market.
sheep and lambs shade easier. 204 swine in
the yards At Union Drove Yard there 223 sold
We revise quotations 10 correspond with todays
transactions Beef cattle, IS $40 cows and calves
$50 sf5 extra do 500 veal calves Give weight &c
&c veal calves (gross) 50 so So So sheep Ton FOOT,
81 81; lambs 81 80 IS So swine, corn fed. Axe.
44c do, still fed, &c. 10; do must fed, 3Mc &c.
AT Brownng's 1el beeves 65 ana calves rs veas,
and 4,5l1 sheep and lambs. Beeves at this market
took rather wide range, quote at from 81 so
a S1o Cows and calves from $50 to $40 some few
extra brought SEQ veals sold at fcom "a so to 50 25
sheep and lambs dull sales of the former at from 81
~. Unsold 200 AT Chamberlain's-( Hudson River
Bulls Head.)-260 beeves, 100 and calves, 200
yeals 1908 sheep and 60 lambs The beeves sold at
from 81 so to So Cows and calves from $50 to SO.
veas 6G cents. Sheep 81 so to Sc So Lambs 80 SO
s.. At Morgan O'Brien's-(No. Sixth street )-170
beef cattle ~ and calves and 40 ves Beef sold
AZ from tao cents Cows and calves s35 to $50 Veas
TO SC. per lb all sold
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anooNp noAu.


STOCK SALES IN PHILADELPHIA.
PaIApEIPmA, July "a. 1654-(Reported by Keen &
Taylor )-Firs Board-35oo lebigh 6's TO "a 800 City
RR SIS, 90; 81, 600 Camden & Amsoy RR SIS, '83, sTE
900 Pepns SIS, cert's. s4h 2 shares Lehigh Nav,
b6vn, So DO BIZ, $50; 60 Penna RR Dash, AS 80 do
43; 100 Reading RR s6wn, 49, 90 do, cash, 33 Bank
America 1885, Bank Of Penn. liz. Bef,reer Bodrds.-
100 shares Beading RR 33s.. Market firm
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complication.

CosfzR-We have only to notice sales of 400 bags of
Rio, at 101sc.
CoTroS-The eject Of the foreign news only to
produce dull market without change in prices. Trans
actions said to have been moderate. The weekly
report Of the Cotton Brokers Association, saysIhe
ket has been well maintained during the past week at
the annexed quotations
NEw YORK c. CLASSIFICATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

rrorrg We ray ssk Il it not pdful {, a.c 4 noor
o. sn q frviuf excluded from ntroiucug his nscu.ion
into De United states because he canno:ri - IBIS
fCc icl H. ten tfleen-fod heavier shan tha. lie
rqIiod from r,tiYc' An important improvement H.
thus kept out Of the country. by which millions nav
be tCBshtcd because it requires the paltry gym Of
five Hundred or three hundred dollars I. If called re
Cprocity. Here is great free. powerful weglthy
nefltn, Wllcf Gfunfs man, WOrlan sud child from auy
COMM itA0ut Geu.alo.ng tax. or even a G. ,icite
Il iis character, pi.es them eli cnehip and II n,
I1.h ees winch n-ti9c elJOy7; ret that liberal
country, tAat 0eat republic. taxes the genius wh eh
seeks 70 be use.rl 10 raa in General
Arrucn1 PnoFAc,riox OF sA,xov-The fg',v-
d. j. il given Ly Ihc Lo1doR Times Of tie pro
ctss # y rcrrg TIE salmon epaWn FOR the hstchiny
bxes, tho writer hcinc Win sci the operation on The
River fay Mr.. Hamsoottom. from Chiier,e, who he's
riInerfrl succCf fr for t. Mcssrs Ash.-.f.h on
The Iorgh Crb water. in Ireland has the sole nsnl-e
IcLt g tie TGJ ponds Saturday wcs Tcmar@ehly fine
day icr ire seeson aud pivlogeiin loag pres
CIT NJ the operation Of stripping the f'b. When VI ar
rived Mr. omshofforn had got about - 90 in rolld
en- caS0, I'd he showed oval sha ed in D'T win
I'D, which contained sa2u nale fab s"imm ne 40 err
WI! h. he etid was waiir2 Tor his mstS ifeseu.!y inc
net sGot 10 tho Iay q. lc nola Of the Almond. "sn
two fEe female hsh, ripe r spawning. from cgL'c %
twenty rounds in weight. along with email Il, ls f,i
were causi Fir Ransbo: m haviug takon tho lar-egt
fen all in III lot hand drew h lng h-ry down both
soos o the belly of the ffh when tie ova Gowed ia
iio The lin box iOrmc " mentioned, in which hero
few inches Of water. The ish was instantly r.
fuIr,d 20 the river and ofor short time saei OF ~
il nothing Lid hnPp' 10 i: After the ova had boon
washed by water beng poured and oil care being
never 20 allow 20 he cTposod to the air, tho mqle n
vas or1.' which all tbs time hel been in the ri or
under ioid of TIC net, and Tlnp1Itel in the sane
manner g. dc female, only small portion oi tire nlt
bong required On the n'lt being shed, ght cha.ze
Yves seen % take Place in the color % the whio be-
came plcr Waicr was aoain poured on and Of, ~ n
The operation m,lo.e. The oya wa then poured
into round lin case, and carried +, the p0nis. WAN
'ver ride ~ ward ~ 100000 oya in fine epnii
, 81 been obi lined. We Deserved that few 4 the
on aior lnfr nation taIned white instead Of benz
ere salmon color Nr. Ran-bo';on said they were oar
ovG. In the month Of Narcn the fry wH have bcfst
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