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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

n yATRIMONrAI.-THE ADVERTISER, WHO IS 80
N years of age, possessel OF income of u 500
YEAR wishes to form the acquaintance of some young
are. with = view to matrimony. Address A. Q. e.,
Chatham square Post Office with description OF person.
and how situated. Strictly conadsntisl.
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A UCTION NOTICE-THE ADVERTISER INVITES
"a merchants and others having goods Of any descrp
Hon 70 dispose Of to send them where they viii bring
Tie bsst possible price, His establishment il Of the
best In New York. The greatest will be taken in
selling goods OF every descrpnn in store any part Of
the city, and whilst he warrants 10 get the best price, he
win take goods limitation, he wishes TO retain
rsspecaby Of his sale Prompt returns made OF every
ale. Advances, when required. Persons having
plus stock hand, being in any way embarrassed
oonnds in him most sacrcdy, without exposure In
any way. References TO any amount security given
Of this establishment. All orders small large, ad
dressed at any time to A. b., auctoneer, Herald Office,
viii he urunnptly attended to-
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T AsT SALE OF ROOZEN'S CELEBRATED DUTCH
i Dubious roots-I1is day. A. c. FUTILE will sell at
l05s O'Clock, at II Wall street. dubious roots
in lots to suit purchasers the last Of the lot from N
Roozen Also, Vanderschoot, to close consgn-
ments. Also, case Van Wayeren Sons.
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A UsTRAIIA PIONEER LnSE-CARRYNG UNITED
IA States Mail.
Clipper ship WNDwARD for Melbourne, from Pier
No. s, Z. r., with immediate despatch.
Clipper ship TROPIC for Sidney, from Pier No. H. Err,
with immediate despatch.
Clipper ship OCEAN QUEEN, TO succeed The Tropic,
and sail Goth December.
For freight passage, apply TO r. W. CAMERON, lle
Wall street.
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4 uC11oN NorIcE.-noUsEHoID FuRNrruRE Ae

A UCTION NOTICE-HOUSEH0ID FURNITURE &c.
"A This day. at 10Y A. NJ, SAMUEL OSGOOn,
Auctoneer will sell at his stores, "a Nassau street,
large collection OF and second hand household fur
nture comprising all the articles requisite for house
keeping The whole will be sold without any reserve
make and tone, and will be sold to pay expenses Also
nne lot Of splendid gold Watches and Jewelry left
hand from previous sales, will be sold Immediately
After
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L,oR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-UNITED STATES
IL Mail Iine-The and splendid steamship Angus
Ia Capt. Thomas Lyon, win leave New York for Sa-
vannah, Saturday. Dec Q, from pier No North river
at o'clock precisely. Bills Of ladng signed by the
clerk board For freight passage apply to SAMUEL
l. MTHlLI4 10 Broadway. For F1erida, through
tickets from New York 70 Jacksonville e31; Patka $50
The steamship ALABAMA, Capt Geo. r. Schenck win
leave on Wednesday Dec. g.
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DY VIRTUE OF CHATTEI. MORTGAGE, Exc
ID euted by Theodore A. Gray to Joseph Steele dated
Seth September 1854 will expose for sale Monday
December 4th, 1864, at No. 81 Beckman street. at ID
O'Clock In the forenoon, the following artcles:-One
hand pses, one standing press one cylinder press ste
stands standing racks galleys composing sticks chasss
two pieces ahafting, desks, &C., &C., &c.
JAS b. BENSEL, Atty for Nortgagee.
Dated New York Nov, g. 1854,
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TOHN l. vAkDRWATER, AUCTlONEER- vANDE-
81 water q Turner win sell at auction Saturday,
December At loK O'Clock; at the sassroema 80 Pine
and So Cedar streets large assortment OF household
suites In broeatee and hair CLOTH mahogany SOFAS tets
aetes parcr chairs marble top CENTRE side and pier
rosewood marble top eegs loo tables quartette
tables LOUNGES rich rosewood bedroom suite consisting
Of bedsead bureau and washstand enamelled cottage
suites mahogany and black walnut bedsteads dressing
bureaus washstands, wardrobes, paiasters mattress
&c and toilet sets Also three rosewood pianofortss
manufactured by Gilbert Of Boston, and warranted in
every particular and are now on exhibition. Sale Pc
remptory to pay advances. Catalogues morning Of
sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

CNHANGE OF DAY OF SAILING OF THE UNITED
~ States mail steamship ISABEL, from Charleston for
mail steamship Isa5el VIM. Rollins commander, will
hereafter carry the mails from Charleston for the Pac
&c, and will connect with the u g. Mail Steamship Com
pany's line at Havana for Aspinwall. The Babel win
leave Charleston the 4th and 10th Of each month,
and leaves Havana the 10th and 25th Of each month
Apply to
M0RDEcAI CO., 10 East Bay, Charleston, g. G.
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E,0R NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RFCHMOND.-THn
II steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Skinner, n now load
ing 81 pier Is Nsrth river for the above ports and sails
on BAiprday afternoon, 81 e'slsck.
LUDIAN ~ AsANM, % Broadway
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MUSICAL.


7SOIIAN PIANOS.-TwO SUPERIOR NEW EOILAN
0L panos-one Gilbert the other Hallet, Davis Co..
at great bargains Must be sold immediately Ths Is
rare opportunity Other hne pianos ut reduced prices
Aeodeons guitars, &c Call soon at
COOK h BROS, 84S Broadway.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL $3.50 ROSEWOOD PIANO
IN forte, octave, 10 offered for $3.50. splei &
tome made to order ten weeks since by celebrated
kers, fully guaranteed, finished back, &e Can be
ct leo Chambers street, from till 8, to-day. The
owner IL going to Cuba.
DARGAINsl BARSAINSi-AN ASSORTMENT OF Sc
Id condhand pianos, at great bargains, for 470 S76
$50, s1lo, $3.50 and 1856 Also assortment Of new
pianos, at J. b C. FISCHER'S piano mandatory and
wareroon, 245 West Twenty street, near Ninth
avenue.
CNGING CI.ASSES.-NRS. sDGUN's ACADEMY OF
y Music, No. st. Clements place, near Eight
street To accommodate ladies, and particularly those
attending schools, Mrs. Seguin has formed singing
class Saturdays. from to O'Clock. The Of NrA
Seguin's library for the pupils.
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N0vEMBER, DECEMBER AND JANUARY FASH

Coaks-In cloths satin, MORE antique and velvet. No
stock ever in this city rich and varied in STYLE
NOR the trimmings in such good taste the coors being
black and brown, 1t present much the fashion IN
Paris.
Furs-In sable mink, stone marten fitch and mountain
narten. Notwithstanding the war with Russia, W. B.
Mex. Ia Offering rich dark ssbes and mink cheaper than
ever yet knewn having fortunately bought large lot
Of furs early this year. through relative In Russia.
N. R-This house IL particularly recommended to
strangers and visers it, characteristics features being
small profits and deviation from the marked price.
Cloak and Fur Establishment Al Canal street, Bran
dreth buildings, four doors from broadway.
WILLIAM B. NOKENZIE Proprietor.
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LNOR IxvKRPO0L--UHTTD STATES NAN. sTEAn-
JIG ship BALTIC, ysssph J, Ccnssock, Commander
This steamship win depart With the United States malls
o'clock NJ from her bsvh tho foot Of Canal street
tons for elegance and comfort apply TO
EDWARD K. CoIfiss, - Wan street.
Passengers are requested TO b board ct IL n.
The Pacific will succeed the Baltic, and sail Dec. %.
Shippers viii please take notice that the ships Of this
line cannot carry any goods contraband of war
TUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
i Mail steamships.
IRON KEW yoRK 10 LIVERPOOL
liner eson PsssAse..'...
Second cabin passage Is
IRON B00rcH TO LIVERPOOL
Chief cabin passage.. $11o
Second cabin passage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
The ships from Boston call at Halifax.
ARABIA, Capt Judkins, AMERICA, Capt. Lang,
ASIA, Capt G. Lott CANADA, Capt Stone.
AFRICA Capt. Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt Leiteh
These carry . clear white light ct mast head;
green starboard bow; red ON port bow.
ASaA, Lott, /" New York, Wednesday Nov %
CANADA Stone, " Boston, Wednesday, Dec
AFRICA, Harrison, New York Wednesday, /" Is
EUROPA, Shannon, Boston, Wednesday, /" 20
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The Of these ships WIN not be accountable for
gold silver, bullion specie jewelry, precious stones
metals unless bills Of lading signed therefor, and the
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply to
T. CUNARD, Nc. Bowling Green.
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LNOR CHARLESTON, 8 C-THE SUPERIOR SIDE
Il wheel steamship QUAKER CITY, J. H. Hodrden
commander win Leave Philadelphia for Charleston 81
on Saturday. December ID, at 10 O'Clock A. n Cabin
passage, go; steerage do, 81 Apply to HERON &
MARTIN, No SIh North Wharvcs, Philadelphia.
T,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA. I-WFEKLY
a. United states Mail Lne.-The stcamship SOUTH
EFNER, 7. Evan, commander, will leave pier No. r.
X, on saturday, Dec At o'clock p. H., precisely
be signed and Tor passage at he once Of = sPoFP Ru
IlIhSTON Co.. 80 Broadway. Through tickets to
Florida a. follows-To Jacksonville, ISL; to PilAtka,
x33 The Nashville will follow leaving on Wednesday
Dec. 9, ct 8 O'Clock P. NJ prAciaelx
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A USTRALA.-NDEPENDENT LINE-SIxTY DAYS
"A passags.-The beautiful clipper ship EASTERN
STATE ], 400 tons burthen, Simon Ross, commander,
win have Immediate despatch for Melbourne, Port Phil
lip The above ship IL only two years Oh and has
proved herSef very fast. Her Accommodations for
passengers Of the very best both In rst
cabin, and - only limited number will be taken early
application ID necessary For freight passage at low
rates, apply to ARKEIL ELLIOT, las Pearl street,
or +. Richardson Co., So South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

dN1 n REWARD WILL BE GIVEN THE FINDER OF
DlO portemonnaie containing SOS, lost between
seventeenth seet First avenue and Fourteenth street
to Broadway The loser is poor person, and will give
the above reward at store $50 First avenue.
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gIzIPPTNG.

L>oR aAvANNAH-FARE REDUCED-THE UNITED
A. states mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. r.
hsrdis gin k.ve PAiadsphi. for Savannah, on We'd
stesrsge, o. The STATE OF GEoRGIA win leave, a.
s 1ns following Wednesday Agents in New York,
rooms may be secured.
TOR F0RFoIK, PETERSBURG. AND RICHMOND
!. Skinner, commander viii leave pier No Is North
i've In Norfolk the next afternoon, and PsterbSr. and
Richmond the following morning. From Norfolk, pas
tor sas south s Toa W.
DC Passage and fare to Norfolk se 70 Petersburg and
Richmond ~ lup 5f.s,fis si ssiss AgRE :a-.,
SrEAMPosA,Is wASTD-Two SMALL STEAMBOATS,
CHAs. II. HASWEIL No. Bowling green.
HALs, ~asAaAaSn..
CIoAKsI U0AKsI i COAKs ! / I~SsS. sC,ris
~ s:i Bso.dw.y. sssesstfalyy invite. n: .teatoa O
present season. is sST HRaoUsiSD cIcASa
At the following extraordinary prices
Two thousand superb cloth silk lined cloaks
Fifteen hundred superb cloth silk lined cloAks at.. IA
one houssnd ,srg ssS cloth sf t nsS
Twelve hundred superb Lyons velvet cloaks at.. %
One thousa superb Lyons velvet cloaks, at..... 80
Five hundred superb Lyons velvet cloaks, at... 30
-Four hundred magnificent Lyons velvet cloaks st.. 10
Five hundred splendid satin coaks 20
clOAkb ".
Three hundred superatve satin cloaka, 80
And An endless prousion Of cloth taAs at - aud &c.
The subscriber deems further comment unnecessary.
Suce to the high character OF the goods sale
ct his establishment 10 already well known and he would
merely add In conclusion that the above will found
inspection, 70 be the richest best, aud cheapest
cloaks ever offered in America. GEO BUEPIN
Paris AantillA Emporium, 361 Broadway.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS OF FURs-
The subscriber has just received invoice Of very
superb Russian State Of Maine and Nova Scotan sable
mink, greatly in demand in tippets, manteets
and Ficher Rupe capes to which the attention Of ladies'
GEO. BULPIN, ae1 Broadway.
r AIDES FANCY FURS.-THE SUBSCRIBER INVITES
IL public attention to his present unrivaled assort
ment Of Russian and Hudson Bay sabes, stone martsn
mountain parten, and ftch, all manufactured expressly
for first class city retail trade and at extremely moier
ste prices. GEO. BULPN, 3ol Broadway.
r AIDES FUR WAREHOUSE, sos BROADWAY, BE-
Il tween Amity and Fourth streets.-F. LANDRY has
for inspection elegant stock of furs not to DO
surpassed either for beauty quality Orders strictly
fulfilled. AL articles warranted Prices moderate and
to suit all classes.
KTOvENBER, DECEMBER AND JANUARY FASH
IN ions-Cloaks and furs:-
Coaks-ln cloths satin, MORE antique and velvet No
stock in this city rich and varied in STYLE
the trimmings in such good TASTE the colors being
black and brown, 1t present much the fashion i
Paris.
Furs-In sable mink stone marten, htch and mountain
marten. Notwithstanding the war with Russia, w. B.
NICK Ia Offering rich dark ssbles and mink cheaper than
wot ho f~~t.n H. Ar.,-h Ia IA
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS OF FURs-
The subscriber has just received invoice Of very
superb Russian State Of Maine and Nova cotian sable
mink, now 10 greatly in demand In tppets, manteets
and Fcher Rupe capes to which the attention Of ladies
Is respectfully invited.
GEO BULPIN, 3s1 Broadway
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NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP
IN Company.-For New Orleans, stopping at Havana,
carrying the United States mailThe steamship BLACK
WARRIOR, J. D. Bullock, Commander, will sail for tie
above ports Saturday Dec at IL O'Clock from pier
at foot Of Beach street. North River Freight for the
interior and for Mobile consigned to agents in Now
Orleans James Connoly Co., will be forwarded free Of
commissions Passengers for Havana must procure
passports before leaving port For freight passage
apply TO LIVINGSTON, CR0CHERON CO., Agents, 81
Broadway. n. B.--The Cahawba II. w. Schufeldt CON-
mander win succeed the Black Warrior and sail Tues
day Dec g. Bills Of ading must be sent in for signing
the evening previous TO the ship sailing
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4 USTRAIIA-FREE PASSAGE-PrONEER LINE CAR
IA ryng United States mails.-The subscriber, under
contract with the government of New South Wales IL
prepared TO convey passengers in the clipper ship
TROPIC TO Sydney, paying part passage here balance
paid after arrival, and employment guaranteed ct
rent rate of wages, which enormous.
X. W. CAMERON, l16 Wall street.
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A UCTTON NOHCE.-THOS BILL, AUCTTONEER-
"A By Bell h Bush-This day, at 10Y O'Clock, in the
sales rooms q Centre street. will be sold choice lot
Of superior dry goods shaw &C., worthy the attention
delaines silks Genoa velvets changeabe silks brocades
apacas brocatelle visettes, Irish pspns, embroidery
WOOL plAids and other beautiful articles in lots to suit
UCTION NOTICE.. MILLS, AUCTTONEER.-
"a josh Conely, 50 Greenwich street will sell, this
groceries, fruits Wines brandes, wrapping paper &c.
with the furniture of person wishing to leave the city
For particulars Courier l. Enquirer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

YINHE ADvER1ISER-N REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES
i is desirous Of meeting with party, that will loan
her from hundred to one hundred and Atty dollars
for which she win give very neatly furniahed room
with good board, 1t reduced price, 10 save trouble
need this advertisement, unless in good
faith Please address Mrs. W. e. for two days, Broad
yay Post Office.
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CTEAMBOAIS WANTED-TwO SMALL. STEAMBOATS,
- wanted to purchase, suited to towing Apply to
CHAs. H. HASWEIL, No. Bowling green.
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r AIDES FUR WAREHOUSE, sos BROADWAY, BE-
Il tween Amity and Fourth streets.-F. LANDRY has
for inspection elegant stock of furs NOT to be
surpassed either for beauty quality Orders strictly
fulfilled. AL articles warranted Prices moderate and
to suit all classes.
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lXl to suit applicants every description of pro-
pery rents collected business procured and disposed
Of ct the agency and loan s1ce 304 Broadway corner
Of Duane street. second Hoor No. O. The strictest
confidence and honor may be relied upon.
MCLAUGHLIN 4 O,NEIIL.
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L>0R AAvANNAH-fARE REDUCED-THE UNITED
States mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. r.
HardSe, wiu ksve Philadelphia for Savannah on We'd
nesday, December .. at 10 o'clock A. N. Fare $40;
steerage, VI. The STATE OF GEORGIA viii leave, a.
cove the following Wednesday: Agents in New York,
rooms may be secured =
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WIU ANCyAIs.

&HO OOn TO LOAN-ON DIAMONDS, WATCH
DOVsOOV es, jewelry, segars, or bought for
cash. business notes. city stock, bonds and mortgages
negotiated real estate bought and sold and exchanged
ChEESEMAN, BIuslEp CO., Brokers, IS John street,
corner of Nassau.
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@1S REwARD.-LOST, ON THURSDAY, NOvEM-
WlC Der 80, from . carriage, on the road between
Villa sburg and Jamaica, gold watch and cham.
The finder viii receive the above reward by presenting it
to the owner J. H0YT 100 Sixth avenue, N. Y.
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NAsH ADVANCED AND LOANED no ANY AMOUNT
ysusS
prices. R. WOOD broker and commission merchant, 50
Fulton street. second door, front room, from A. TO
zP.N.
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-. for more than . year, and Mrs. Ware kno rs
=; i esuldnt stand up straight il should try; I
beoane crippled By rheumatiam.
Mn. Mary Jones gworn.-I have been acquainted
Nth Nrs Ware for two years very intimately; her
- kitchen runs back to mine; have heard her
I@aness was here rtopped by attorney for de-
.-sAich occurred before the Sunday on which the
assault was alleged to have been committed.)
Witness reeumed-On Tuesday or Wednesday l
Vsnf into Mrs. Wares; saw Henrietta I'll down Ia
s0iook up; she ssid, .Mrs. jones' osn never get
R again." / said, Henrietta, go with me, ana
WIN give you home" She said, "I can't 20, but
% get me home" She had 10 sleep on an cid,
sasep on; have known Henrietta for the last t1o
years; for the last year she has been very much
sfaicsed, and had 70 walk with chair in irens of
A9; have seen her go pushing chair in front Of
Ing with; she had to nit down on . chair while she
I'd he washing Of the family.
10 Mr. Hoy-I have been on intimate terms with
LIN. W. never had word With her in my life.
Mrs- Susan Croell sworn-Have 10 acquaintance
WitA Mrs. Ware; know Henrietta from the circum
-...es Of her having asked me for cold victuas, 10
Ns virginia A. Taylor sworn-on Wednesday I
Ysnt with Mrs Jones TO see Henrietta, ct Mrs
Wafo's; saw her down on the floor, ard thought at
1e ahe was scrobbing; asked her to get up bat she
- ne could not; assisted to raise her, when the
LIN. Martha White-Haye seen Henrietta some
elns; Mrs. Jones wanted me 70 co ne in and Sea
Hsnristta's condition, but refused to do so-I did
- want TO have anything TO do with Il.
Mrs. Crcgsn svorn-l have known Henrietta
evsr since abe has been with Mra Ware; kno hex
% - an industrious, hard working woman; hsv,
sssa her frequently with her eyes bscked, AID
know that she has besn very III treated. witness
NA here stopped By Mr.. Hoy.
Clement BAteman, Policeman, swon-r went ON
"wednesday last, with Mr.. jones. 70 bring Henrietta
here; found her in the khchsn sitting down on the
1ssrin The water; she was sxubbicg; / ex lmiued
hsr and found her wet 30 her body; soc had her
bad hanging dowa; raised her head and asked
hsr what was the matter Mrs. Ware replied for her,
q You fell down stairs, didn't you Henrietta"
1s'd nfs- ". 10 go away, that wished 70 interro-
g.Ae the witness myself Henrietta then tnidlyre
pbed "yesn
NJ. Bs.enan wss proceeding to relate what Hen
rsssa subsequently told him, when he was stopped
~ Mr.. Hoy. on the ground that the defe ndant vas
ma present when the conversation was had.
ne testimony here concluded, and the case was
'scmiesed without argument to the jury.
Aner an absence Of three minutes the Jury re-
mnsd Win verdict Of guilty as charged, The
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-08-05

LAPORrE, tlrub July 1t, loot
CRors IN NORTHERN lSDIANA.-Produyc is
coming in, and we shall be gaining now in
our financial position with the East. Wheat
is 81 90; corn 40c. as good a crop Of
wheat as was ever cut in Northern Indiana,
fine sample and large yield Corn looks
well. The last years crop, now coming in,
Is dry and sound No pork held here
The CpoPs IN WIscoNsIN met Mt
Madison, on Thursday last farmers from all
parts Of the state, and were gratiticd to hear
from all the same reports as to the eXubcraut
promise of our Wisconsin crops. The wheat
everywhere looks well rye, oats, potatoes
arc all abundant; and the corn, which was
quite backward up to the LIST Of July, has
come forward finely during the past fort
night As our autumn frosts holds of till
quite late in the season, there is little doubt
that the corn will do well An unusual
amount Of it has been planted this year.
The winter wheat is fairly "out Of the
woods" and III the southern counties many
fields are already cut. We saw several such
along the line of the NJ. & N. Railroad on
Friday, the golden shcaycs standing thick
and heavy-hcaded amid the clean and biist-
ling stubble Others were just ripe for tho
sickle, and this week will sec nearly all the
winter wheat OF the state cut. The spring
wheat is coming forward well, aud fort
night or three weeks of pleasant weather
will make it all secure. The grass crop i,
luxurant, as are oats, barley and rye
Fruit is the only exception to the genera
rule of heavy yield this year.
With this superintendent crop on theiI
hands the farmers Of Wisconsin find them
selves short of help. The complaint Of the
scarcity of harvest hands comes up to US from
all quarters. Even in the immediate vicinity
of tho cities and large villages, farmers fine
italmost imp ssible to get the help they need
though they offer as high as 500 a day
NIL Sent
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! > Li'h@NiiIn n.Irv aver, .uu.l.far-
! , H.'".i 1r lIclt tur WJug...u.r- grr,. sy
N"r '' j 1tsI..a IS. Ga.