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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-17

CoRREcrroN.-The reporter who
furnished us, account Of the scene in
Justice Sans Court, on Tuesday last,
was slightly at fault. The prosecution
had not commenced, though the jury
was empannelled, when the case was
dismissed. The District Attorney hav-
ing been called, informed the Court
that there was no law bearing on the
case, and it was for this reason dis
missed. Ifthere is not, certainly there
should be some law to allow a free
man Of color, to bring action against
the slave who misuses him.
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q % The examination of the Pupils
Of St. Peter and Paul's College on
North street will take place this even
ing-Exercises commence at 4 o'clock.

rThe we'll known packet South
crn Belle, will resume her weekly
trips to vicksburg and the Bend, on
Goth proxo. During the summer,
che has undergone thorough repairs.
Capt. Jim White is still to command
her, and Mr.. Nm. Shaw, although
lately entered ION a new state of ex-
istence," may still be found at the
counter Of the Belle, as chief Clerk.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-17

A Dramatic Gala Naght.-The
4th September will see the opening of
the new temple Of the drama at Bos-
ton. with Julia Dean also the debut
Of Davenport and Miss Vining at the
Broadway, New York, and (f things
go luckily that of Grisi and Mario.
at Castle Garden, New York.
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CORRESPONDENCE,
New ORLEANS, August 18th. 1854

l
Dear Comet.-To day finishes one
half of the last Of the summer months.
but old Sol. seems to be determined
not to be cheated out of his fun at
having a broiIed mess Of sweating,
painting humanity, such as is at pres
ent gathered here from the four quar-
tiers Of the wocld. l can imagine how
the old Fire King" grins with horrid
delight, as he witnesses the turning
and twisting and blowing, of each in
dividual mortal in this frying pan of
his. Oh its very warm, and if we
lave no rain-storm soon, to clear and
cool the atmosphere, shall expect to
see a general confiagration Of earth,
air and water. saw few days since,
your worthy Mayor at the City Hotel,
but am sorry to say that his physic-
al condition was such as to create
fears for the result. lie told me that
be was about to place himself under
the care of DR.. Stone, from whose
hands may he come forth a "better
man cured" Quite number Of your
citizens have been here within a few
days past-Dr. Harvey was at the
City Hotel yesterday about starting
for Arkansas; besides him was Il. c.
II on steamboat speculation. He
bought the Mary Foley. She is to
run between New Orleans and Baton
Rouge, in the particular trade Of her
owners.
There is some more yellow fever,
than there has been in the hospitals,
but not enough to alarm the weakest
nerve. There is great deal of build.
ing going on in all parts of the city.
in fact the sound of the hammer and
trowel can be heard in every hand,
and especially in the first District.
Trade is not lively, though it is any
thing but dead, and the money mark
ct seems to be in an easy, healthy
condition there being Just now but
little call for money for commercial
purposes, and nothing like spirit of
speculation. This state of things will
continue until the opening of the fall
business, when it is expected that eve
ny department Of trade. will set in
with rush. such as has never been
witnessed here. Were j, not for the
extreme high rates Of living here,
should Think this might be the case,
but prices may decline somewhat, and
thus ease up the pockets Of those who
room it" or keep their own rooms
servant and all.
There are very few steamers at the
wharf, in fact none but those engaged
in the immediate trade of the river,
but the return Of high water, sup
pose will bring them back in scores.
Some time since wrote you that by
certain day in July, the Northern apd
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-17

New F,RM.-Special attention is
asked, to the new advertisements Of
the new firm Of Waddill & Day With
two such popular gentlemen, at the
head of the well stocked Drug store
on Church street, it cannot fail to re-
ceive large share Of public patron
age.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-17

COOLING ARRANGEMENTS The
fact will not remain long unknown
that Musselman has just fitted up an
entire new set of fixtures for Soda
water, and made permanent Ice-cream
arrangements for the balance Of the
season.
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Notice.
St. Peter cpd 81. Ponrs Colltgs,(

81. Peer Vpa 81 PonTs College,(
Baton Rouge, La,
THE annual commencement and Dis.
l. tribution of Premiums will take place
at St. Peter and st. Paul's College, on
Thursday nth inst. The Exercises will,
begin at 4P NJ. The Parents Of students
and friends 0: the Institution are respect.
fully invited to attend. aug. r. 3td-1w.
J. B. J. DECHAMBENOIT
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Office Of the Baton Rouge and Clinton /
Plnnk Rood C0upnnnu

NOTICE is hereby given TO the Stock
~ holders of the Company that an In
stalment of Ter per cent on the amount OF
stock subscribed ls2 so per share) will BE-
due and payable on Monday the 18th day
of September next, t1S54) By Order IL
the Board. ALFRED SHOPPERS.
luly-l4.ls4. Sec'ry..
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-17

CTRAYED OR STOLEN, from the sub.
- scrihsr on the 5th inst. slim Bay
Mare, little white on one hind foot. she
has heavy long tail. Also small Mare
Mule, both are marked with harness. A
liberal reward will be giver if returned To-
me at Baton Rouge, or any information
thankfully received. d. F. ANDERSON,
aug il.lw,
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Sic transit gloria mundi.-It is
said that Victor Hugo lives broken
exile in the isle of Gurnsey-Lamar.
tine is forgotten-Dumas is living
with bis daughter at the maison dor,
on the Boulevard, but has lately taken
. small "hotel" in the Rue d'Amster.
dam. a..
Gustave blanche the critic is a de.
crepid old man, and Emile Deschamps
has returned to Versailles, where he
cultivates his garden more than the
muses..
There seems to be an intoxicating
effect in the worlds applause it stimu.
lates ambition and the recipient seems
unwilling to be content with his cup
full, it must be over.run that the mind
may be satiated. When the utmost
limit is reached, then the fevered mind
most gladly retraces its steps to some
humble scene where life may be en-.
joyed, in peace, and that substantial
pleasure, which passeth all understand
ing.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-17

The Ohio river is still very low a.
bout 80 inches water on tbe bars,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-17

DRowNED.-A deck hand on the
steamer Fashion whilst in the act Of
drawing bucket of water lost, his
balance and was drowned. This hap
pened yesterday "wednesday morn.
ing whilst that boat was leaving our
landing, bound down.
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For Sale.

A No. Seamstress, Hair dresser, and
II general house servant. Also boy
IA years old, good plough boy, can wait
in the house, and is first rate hand with
horses For terms-which will be liberal.
apply At l.. Grandpre's Office, Third st.,
opposite DR. Harney's. aug 11-3t.
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Aem ADVERTISE m t1ts.
NOTICE.
Ii 7. WADDILL returns bis thanks

n /. w ADDILL returns bis thanks
AZ to . generous public who have heretofore
SO literally patronzed him, and would respectful
~ solicit continuance and increase Of their fsv.
ors for the NEW FIRM OF WADDILL a DAY.
who have formed \ co.partpership to carry on the
DRUG and ApoTHEcARYB usiNE SIS on1A
u more extended scale. M
WE hope by extreme care, and constant "a
exertions to give entire satisfaction to all who
may favor US with their custom Aware OF the
delicate and important responsibilities connected
With the ART OF DISPENSING MEDICINES, DR..
DAY will give his personal attention to the bust.
ness, and Physicians and the public may always
confidently rely upon having their prescriptions
and orders accurately filed and furnished with
articles only that are pure and genuine.
augl7-y. WADDILL DAY
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NOAPS! SOAPS!!-Taylor's Tran
~ sparent Wash Balls, Poncine Soap, Floating
or Bathing Soap, Military, Old Windsor, sErasive,'
Tor removing grease spots, Palm, Compound OF
BARRIERS Soap, Shaving Cream, etc. All Of Bazin's
manufactory. For sale at the Drug Store Of
aug17-y. WAppnL DAY.
RECEIVED THIS DAY.-5O bbls.
~ st. Louis FLOUR. From new wheat. For
sale by taug17yl MoNrAx Bno
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-17

PREPARATIONS FOR THE SKIN.
L "Freckle Wash, " Meen Fun, Pearl Powder
or Lilly White, Magnolia Tablets, Chalk Balls and
Rouge Fin. For sale 9t the Drug Store Of
augl7-y. WADDIlL / DAY, church Ut.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-17

Antique Oil, Bears OIL, Pomade Philocome,
Moelle de Bruf, Pomaium in Sticks, Clerehugh's
Tricopherous, Bsrry's Tricophcrous, Lyons Kath-
akron. Phalon's Hair Tonic or Invigorator Jaynes'
Hair Tonic, Louden's Hair Tonic, American Hair
Restorer, and Jenny Lind Hair Gloss For sale ut
the Drug Store Of WADDILL 4 DAY.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-08-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in J Gal
L Ions, Quarts, Pints, and half Pints, Bay Wa.
ter, Florida Water, Patchouly. Verbena, Tube
reuse, Jockey Club, Magnolia, Violet, Bong victo.
ria, Musk, Upper Ten, Oil Of, or Otto Of Roses.
For sale at the Drug Store OF
augl7-y. WADDILL 4 DAY, church st.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-15
United states Patent Once,
Washington, March IA, 1854

an petition Willard Dalrympe, OF Samuel Saw
Massachusetts, deceased praying for the
patent the said Samuel Sawyer the 10Th
1870 Improvement machine cutting corks
OF said patent which takes
tenth day OF June, eighteen hundred and hhou
1854
IL !. ordered petition be heard the Patent Once
Of May ~ O'Clock, and all
persons notified appear and show cause any they have
VIII said petition ought not to be granted
opposing the extension required 70 ME the faen'
oe,ce their specially writing
vs beG the day hearing filed by either
be taken and transmitted IN nc
eodanee with the rule. oce which viii be furnished
piication. =, , - -. ,o., - ~
Tbe testimony will be closed the 18Th Of May
other testimony must be filed
The office Of the 10Th May the
nlent, " any, within days thereafter,
Ordered also notice be published In the Union, ine
genoer and Evening Star washington D. c.. Evening Argus
pbiladspba Pa Scientific New York Post Boston
Mass and inquirer Cincinnati Ohio week for three
csssy. prevous 10 the May
ing ,nl.ns'sc "n.oNi
psEdors Of the above papers please copy,
their bills 10 the ONCE with paper containing this notice
Mar l5-lHv3w
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OFFICIAL.
morning.

Franklin Pierce President Of the United States Of ameTseG TO al
uphor u may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me that Roya
Phelps has OF the republic OF SALIVA
the United States, 10 reside IN 'he e Oh ne" YORK &c
such and declare him free to exercise
and enjoy functions, and privileges as are allowed
consus general favored nations In the United
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters to be made
naeut and the seal OF the 10 be hereuno affixed
Given under my hand OF Washington the la day Of
H. ST. March, d. 1884, and Of the Independence OF The United
States OF America the seventy eighth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the PRESIDENT
w. L. NANCY, Secretary Of State.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-15

M National Thestre-Mr. A. W. Fenno respectfully
announces friends and the public that his benefit viii take
place Wednesday evening" March 18th which occasion The tai
nted young will her avots character
on The Countess admired play OF Love Mr. w r.
eood, The popular young raredan In his char
ner Clip, with his justly celebrated limitations Of dis
actors recite Capt c. W. Cutters cns
na,ote poem Free, with other entertain
ments in which talented corps damaque viii
pear. 10 book open.
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az TELEGRApH.
Nrw YnRK March I4.

NEw YoKK, March Ia
Dates from Acapulco state that revolution had broken
thai section Of Mexico The people had taken up AIMS
under Alvarez, and declared themselves independent
skirmsh had taken place Chrant Singo, where SANTA
Anna had 1000 troops Alvarez had possession OF the tort
Santa Anna despatched large force towards Acapulco.
Alvarez prepared TO them An engagement was
eXpectrd
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sales To-Day.


By GREEN Il SCOTT, AuCtionoors.
DIMINISHING SALE AT THE IRVING HOTEL.-on Wednes-
the 18th instant 10 O'Clock, shall
remainder the effects Of the Irving Hotel consisting
fine mahogany dining tables
linen table cloths
Sugar, preserves pickles
A large lot Of other articles in the storeroom
Decantcrs, wines fixtures, sc.
And furniture which hand uncaed for from
Also, the articles in the kitchen, wash-house, &c.
And Is baskets champagne. Terms cash.
b. WILLETT X c. L. d. WOOD,
Trustees.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Aucdoneers.
sThe purchasers former respectfully request
cd TO get their goods away and settle their bills.
GREEN SCOTT,
Mar lid Aucuonsers.
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CAPTAIN OF TnE SHIP ENGLAND SHOT DEAD.
BALTIMORE March l3.-The brig Canada arrived at thi;
port reports that captain Of the ship New England of
New London bound from New Zealand, was accidentally
shot dead on the passage.
The New Orleans mail, late due, came TO hand this
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-15

BosroY March l3.-Judge Shaw, OF the supreme court
OF this State has decided the sections of the liquor law
authorizing seizure and destruction Of liquors as I'M
constitutional This decision takes the vitality from the
bill.
Warren, who was stabbed by Hilyard at Long Pond
Hotel, is deed.
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The democrats of New Orleans have nominated Gen.
John l.. Lewis, as their candidate for mayor.
THE Planters Northern Bride by Mrs. caroline
i Lee Uent1. vols. 49,,
Homeopathy Fairly Represented, not Mfapeseheai ny WIZ
liam Henderson, NJ ID, -
Rnssel's History OF United States. VOL, limo
Russsl,s History OF England. 4 vol limo
Ru.seiis History Of France. vol, l9mo- .
Russss History Of Greece and Rome vol 1me On
Mar rs fhhNIh lAhLoh
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I,OR RENTTwo fine brick houses, ready the
other Of April situated the OF 10Th street and
avenue, containing with and eel
lar pump good the yard, They
part Of city The of the now finished
inquire OF George IT, Langley
on l. street, between 9th and 10th Mar l5-Af
NEW GOODsThe subscribers have Just received large lot
and staple goods adapted TO the
present and approaching seasons, such as
New style plaid dress silks
New style striped dress silks
Small figured French muslin de LANES
High black gro-d Rhnes
New style plaid French gnghams
New style English and Merrimac prints
Richardson's celebrated Irish linens
Atwood hanuels for
SILK warp hannels, double and single widths
shirnes from celebrated manufactures
Linen and sheetings all widths
Table damssks, supsrhn- and low priced
English toilette Msrseilles bed quilts
Dsmask napkins, tswellnrs, Sc
To all Of which respectfully invite the attention %
sAddion. presen, stock viii be mad, daily through
the ~. U. w.
Mar l5-eo5w
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LATER FROM HAVANA.

CuARLEsToN March 1.-THE United States mail steam
er Isabel Rains commander, has arrived here from Ha
vana and Key West, with dates TO the Sl ins TWO days
later
Among the passengers are several OF the and
sengers of the Black Warrior detained Havana by the
seizure of the vessel
She also brings passenger DIR. Ballam, bearer o.
government
The authorities Of Havana had imposed fine upon the
owners of the Black Warrior of double the amount of he
cargo which would be equal to onequarter OF million o
dollars.
We learn from the New Orleans papers that the seizure
of the Black Warrior had created great excitement In tina
city.
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NEw YoRK, March IA.

NEW YORK. March IA
The North Star reached her wharf l2A O'Clock this
morning Her is anticipated by that Of the Black
Warrior and Star OF the West She brings California
dates the 10th of February and $40 passengers but no
specie.
Adventures leaving San Francisco for Sonora and
Lower California. The Mexican authorities Of Mazatlan
making preparations put the coast IN state OF de-
fence against threatened ncursons Of President Walker
Troops and vessels their way 10 Mazatan, and the
inhabitants eager TO beat back the illibusters.
The United States soop-ofwar Portsmouth and steamer
Colu mbus had left San Francisco for Lower California TO
act against the fllibusers.
The rains had improved mining. The expresses were
loaded with gold dust The clipper ship San Francisco
biged outside of San Francisco and is total wreck. The
cargo valued 100000 is partly saved in damaged
condition.
BLACK WARRIOR ARRIVAL OF THE
CHARLESTON. D..
BALTIMORE March I3,-New Orleans papers of Tuesday
last received.
The seizure Of the Black Warrior had caused
much excitement at New Orleans and Mobile.
A letter from Havana TO the Mobile Tribune says
''When the Corwn left the harbor, immense crowd
ocked the wharves, and the flags of all the American
vessels raised she passed The guns OF Moro Cas-
tie pointed the Corwin as she went out, and the
bat dement's bris led with armed men"
The stea ship Isabel arrived Charleston with Havana
dates 10 the Sh but nothing additional in relation 10 the
seizure Many of the Black Warriors passengers came on
in the Isabel
Much excitement is reported to exist among the Creole
population Of Cuba.
From Kew West we learn the ship Excelsior, from
New Orleans for Philadelphia, arrived there on the nst
instant with her cargo of shifted and was dis.
charging.
The baraue Mossang, for New York from Matanzas,
nut i'm on the 18th, leaking badly
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NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON RIVER.

NAVIGATION HUDSON RIVER.
RoNpour March ID The steamer Norwich arrived here
at 9 O'Clock this morning from New York The captain
reports the river free from from New York to POUCH
keepse and from Poughkeepse this place the ice il
moving down the river fast Active pepaaiionsareg going
on here for resunng navigation.
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CINCINNATI March H.

mess pok sells at Si2 90 bulk sides, 81 shoulders,
Al cents Lard 81 8! Money is scarce Exchange
on New York quoted at prem
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by J. Q. McGUIRE, Auctionesr.

T library OF SELECT BOOKS AT AUCTION--On Wednes-
day afternoon March Is at O'Clock, auction
shall sell hundred books comprising library
private gentleman well known in the first literary circles of this
country and OF Europe.
The books beon selected with and the
mutation Of several years research with view of forming small
comprehensive library all approved
clopeda dictionaries of the various
guage history biography statistics the sciences, poetry,
&c together many valuable books
print and be procured in the ordinary Of trade
Also large solid mahogany bookcase, capable Of
modating about 500 volumes
Terms cash.
Catalogues may be obtained Of the auctionser.
JAS. C. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D AuciOneer
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Prices Of admission Dress circle and parquee 50 cents
served rs orchestra rs family Circle rs
Id er SO cts colored gallery 25 cts Private boxes S.
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DODGERS SONS genuine penknives.-Bousht In per
IL undersigned the mixers in shctSrd and nsurc
and qualities OF that celebrated
house, well some Of their cheaper kinds -
FkANCk
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NEW BOOKS Taylor Il Maury's.-Thesaurus Of Eng
IN fish Words by Peter Marx Roget
Ons Circle Of the Scencss. Nos and 3.
The Constitutional Book, containing from tn
writings of Daniel Webster, &c.
The Cooks own Book and Hsusekeeper's Register.
Is Bookstore 9th
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DANNsTROM, the celebrated Swedish vocaliss, at Carus
Saloon Monday evening" Goth which occasion
gentlemen kindly volunteered their services whom vii
perform several pieces Eolean piano.
For particulars programme.
Tickets 50 TO be had at all the principal music stores
hotels. Mar l5-3d
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To conclude with the iaughabe extravaganza in act entie
THE WIDOWS VICTIM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-22

A WARNrNo.-On Tuesday morning. lit
tie girl named Ellen Mccrath, attending
school IN Northampton, some eight or nine
years old, having Jumped the rope niuetv-
nine times without stopping, attempted To- er-
form the feat Of jumping the greatest possible
number OF times, and succeeded in Jumping
five hundred and 6tty-four times without ces.
sation Of course She was very much ex-
hausted; and soon after was affected suasmod-
ically, and was taken home in condition of
mental as well as physical arrangement. Il
was then thought she could not SURVIVE
through the day. Her symptoms, however.
are since more favorable, and it lis hoped sc
may recover. - -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-05-22

DAILY PAPER-Fiye dollars per year $50 for six
monhs 81 5 for three months; 10 cents per week. single
copies two cents EACH Hben paid strictgin ADVANCE
deduction Of 81 year will be made and proportionate
reduction paid quarterly or half yearly in advance
WEEKLY PApER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
advance LIS cts a YEAR single copies cents each
GF The postage the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts is 10 cts quarters other States 3s
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing
all other parts Of Massachusetts, 10 year, in
ether States "a cts. year.
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price TWO Cents.
GBe aaiIg sRg.
MoNDAY. WAY aa, IsS4.
AGRICULTURAL.



Many Of our farmers, we doubt not, will be
surprised to learn that buckwheat I" is getting
to be, next to wheat. the most important crop
in the State of New York. Yet, such is said
to be the fact, from the very highest authority.
We believe that its culture might become
equally important in great portion Of New
England. The ease with which it is raised,
tie amount of nutrition it contains, and the
demand for the flour, all combine to favor such
result. The price of the flour for the three
seasons last past, has averaged as high as that
of superfne wheat -four. Twice as much per
acre can be raised, on an average, as of wheat.
and it is quite as cersain crop in New Eng
land as is that of wheat in New York. One
cause that has retarded the culture Of buck
wheat in New England, has been the want of
suitable machines for properly cleansing it;
but many mills are now provided with smut
machines, which cleanse it perfectly, so that
the -four from buckwheat raised in Massachu-
sets, and prepared by them, is of as good a
quality as that brought from New York. We
commend the subject to our farmers generally,
and offer for their perusal the following arti-
Gle, from the Country Gentieman, which is the
weekly issue of the Albany cslltirator, an ag-
ricultural work, whose reputation is univer-
sally known =