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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber would notify the stock raising
lie he has for sale young md desfsei-
which he would dispose of rea.on,sle terms W
he would exchange Mohawk. lthe name o. as -,
for mules or hors-s. at fair prices tie can
IL recommend the aid Moha one o. 'he bS1
a4fFnsls in the country Persons VINO Nas -
.ee ,pA examine this Jack tn hln al me
Of SIR Thomas PorSer6eld. He2r -NsN -ih'
county. Ohio ala y,rk
;ll ADDRESS the undersigned a. las IN .e
w.v woe1for3 county, NY
August g. I55i---
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New Advancement.

~ ZINMER would respectfully inform his oil
- friends and customers, that he has moved hi.
Candy mandatory No. AZ Main street where he
will keep general assortment of Candies, Nuts
Fruits and Cigars. Also, 4 general assortment o
NOFiONS--Threads. Buttons. Combs, Hosiery
Gloves. and such articles usually kept in No
ton Stores, for sale wholesale and retail Cincin
natl prices
Richmond, Augusta, 1855 81 IF
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4 Chance,

4 n NEWTON, DENTIST respectfully infor
IA the public that he has taken the rooms Rem
jamin Strattan's Store formerly known as Boswells
Daguerrean Gallery Entrance between Stratian 5
and Laws Store usual After ascending the stairs
turn 20 the a the law directs"
Thankful for past favors. he soleits continuance Of
the
Richmond Aug @ 1855 34-3t'
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NEVER SArIsFIED.-The Chattanooga, Ten.
Advertiser. of Saturday last; ssays:-"EverJ
day for several weeks we have had rain.
Great fears are now entertained by the farm
srs, that the corn aciU Be 50 large that they can
aot Gather tt"
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Tin and Stove Store.

ANIEI ARD & son,
HAVING purchased the Tin and Stove store 81 \
III H swain and haTing made large additions 70 tue
same are prepared Q furnish COOKING SIot kS, 81
the most approved rattern and Of various sizes, fAHL0R
SroyEs strFrcE AND SHOP SrovKs, Coal Stoves and
Crates Stove Pipe 81 all sizes constantly on mana
Stove Trimmings Of tin oopper-snest iron, copper
and tin Of a kinds kept band or made TO order
fFTin Roofs put on in the best manner
are determined give this business close atten-
ton and hope to be able meet the wants Of connuni
~ Purchasers are stci call AID examine stock
before purchasing shop the corner Of Main and
Marion streets
Rsebnoad, June II, 1865 2sa
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Take Heed.

Ii persons having unsettled accounts " sh the late
n frn Of ". T Dennis & Co ]. w. Dennis 4 60
OF with " T Dennis hereby notified that all SET
Elements collections vi IL be put in officer.
hans after As-ns, 18th. IL arranged bere
that time W. I. AUAfORD. Assisnes
su--s~s 7s-5 SS-t
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Painters Depot.
Indiana State Fair.

THREE SILV Err CUPSl
~ w ROBINSON. of Richmond, Ind VAS awarded
Il the first premium = Silver Cup $40 for the best
SFPERkroasnd HoRsEPowER combined, and n Cur
recommended for Superior Workmanship. There
were three Machines put in operation, of them
the Moitt Ma hine of Crystal Palace renown. and At
the Wayne county Fair Silver Cup for the Horse
Power and Separator. and two cash Pr emiums-ons
for superior workmanship. and one for the best spec
men of Machine Castings.
Persons wanting superior Machine can be accom-
modatei by addressing +. w. ROBINSON.
Steam Engines Press Screws Bridge Bolts, Ma
chine Work Iron and Brass Castings made o order.
Richmond. October 3, 1854 4S.d
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'artiot List Of Premiums Aporded
BEARD d. SINEX,
For the Empire steel P1OW.
PITTS CORN AND COB MILL

,IyHrS Mil i. par,isaiasiy adaPtsi 70 srinias al
for Cst,e. Hoes. Sheep, T.. and rsass' ~ - is
-.ob .heIIei corn &C.. any required hnenss - -
sss; - - Il grind, very fast as1 repairs M
. IN the same amount Of work than aas -
~ oered 70 the public. Is peculiar eonsfsss'i !.
-. il the advantage Of grinding ri or daaP
!. a-xi.leratan never before attAsnei IA asy -
- Mil r. i Simple in its construction, darsge -.
eiv kept in order and will grind from - 70 - -
re, hsar according to the power apPstea. ~ -..~
f-.st1e aai easily ada2tsi - horse. steam or +,
,.s,- -ainy only two hundred sad htsy Pons1
go sT,sod Of from Of from IL to 10 hna3s.r r
af3.;erx per minute For SAFE BY BEARD SiNfA
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Principles OF Agriculture

paper was recently read before the Far
-mers' Club of New York. by DR.. K. L. Wa
torbury. which seems TO have conflicted with
the views of Messrs. Mapes, Warning & Co..
who undertook to answer it. On reading the
report of their remarks, DR.. w found it ne
cessary to disclaim the views attributed to
him, and, in doing so, gives the purport of the
paper read by him as follows:
That, without the use of any foreign fer
tilizer, produce enough may be sold off from
a farm, in most portions of the Union, to pay
the expense of conducting it; and yet, by
Judicious management. the soil may be
nually improving in condition;
That this can be effected easiest in those
portions of the Union where the value of
land is the least, and where, consequently. the
farms are largest. and the longest rotations of
crops can be proftably resorted to;
That no system Of farming is deserving Of
our attention that does not recognize the
necessity of farm exports;
That State may, TO some extent, export
agricultural products, without diminishing
in cspability TO produce them;
That an inspection of the census returns on
the United States and of the State of New
York shows that the amount of crops of this
State has increased for the last ten years much
faster than the area of improved lands in the
not be running OUT
That the processes Of Nature. to which we
owe the present aliuvial condition of the sur
face OF the earth. are still at work. and that
land left entirely to itself will. by the action of
water and vegetation improve in fertility;
That the process of tillage alone may be
made 10 accelerate this improvement. aud
help to provide for the necessary waste of
marketing;
That rain penetrates the porous parts of the
earth's surface. and percolasss through them
until 1t comes to impervious strata, and that it
runs along this impervious strata until it finds
egress as springs. and that spring water is
impregnatsd, more or less. with saline sub
stances.
That the evaporation which is continually
going on of the water from the surface of the
earth, leaves the saline matter in the surface.
as but a small part Of the water that falls as
rain ever reaches the sea;
That the mineral springs of Saratoga. and
other localities, are exaggeratsd illustrations
of this process. and the moro fertile condition
of valleys il to BE-. in part. referred to the
same cause;
That. in the present thinly populated oondi-
ton of our continent, the true purpose of
American agriculture. at this time. is to wise
" direct these natural forces, rather than ap-
ply pinches of guano, and tea-spoonfuls of
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FARM FOR SALE.

OFFER sale my farm adjoining the lands OF Aaron
shute T. Bula, containing 60 less
There good dwelling and out buildings failing
the door; good orchard and in high
For Information, apply the
signed, o W. L. Farquhar. PETER ARNOLD.
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NEW ARR NG M Mt
RAILROAD OMNIBUS

D IIN E K Y ST 4 B l. E.
SIN. WH. r. SPINNING, CRATE. n
fa for past patronage, respectfully JS~,a
A&1S--S- informs the public that he has made IA--
considerable additions his former Of Horses
riages. Buggys, &c and IS prepared 10
II his line the entire satisfaction Of
p viii eIlers and others any part
tina, be desired with comfortable vehicles
good horses and careful drivers.
His OMNIBUS will call In any part Of the city for
railroad snd tSeu from the Depot
~, x..ble ses sTf San street will be pronTtig
tended.
nv prompt attention ha reasonable
respectfully requests continuance
Cctobsr .. 1884. 'N
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CITY GROCERY STORE!
E.. N. COOK & SON.

XNTOULD espectfully inform their friends and the
w public that they have enlarged reftted their
ROOM and filled il with fine assortment of Fresh
Family Groceries and Provisions, which they
will sell low similar articles be hal in this
usrket Thankful for the past liberal patronage be-
slowed upon them, they respectfully solicit eontin
usnce of the same.
July 20, 1854. SLIT
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WHITEWATER COLLEGE!
CENTERVUIE IND

THE next term Of this popular institution will
1 mence on MONDAY August u. 1855. Rev G 20
b JocELYs. A. NJ, (he former Professor OF Mathe-
mates and Natural Science, has been secured Pres
ident of the Institution and assisted bya corps of
ceent teachers the Board of Tru feel confident
that the former high standing OF the College will be
fully aintAined. Ths Board and Faculty deter
mined that effort shall be wanting their part
render the Institution acceptable and os Bile all
who desire TO secure for their and daughters
thorough and substantial education As the Institu
ton is we'll and favorably known abroad, it eened
unnecessary add more Further informs car be
Obtained by referring the catalogue year or
by letter to President Joeeyn either Of the under
signed
In the Primary Department, for term of Il
In the Academic dep srtment, SO
Music. per term of II weeks, IS 90
Use oil Piano. 90
Painting and Drawing, 90
Modern Languages = 90
Boarding may be had, in most excellent families
convenient to the College, reasonable terms. A
few pupils be received into the family Of the
President.
bills for tuition and boarding will be expect ted
in advance.
F. G. BLACK, Pres, B. of Trustees.
w. 9. HARVEY. Secretary
Centervllc, August -. 1855. 36tt
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RURLlC SALE.

w ILL be sold on Third day (Tuesday.) the 2Sth
w inst. At the residence Of the subscriber three
miles northea,t of Richmond and Hillsborous h turn
pike the following property: One one horse wagon
and harness. Buggy and Harness. some farming
tools; Household and Kitchen Furniture SC. Sale to
commence at ! O'Clock said day. and terms ma de
known a the time of sale. SARAH CLARK
Eighth month, 10th, 1855 35u
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GEORGE WILSON

CEO1K0sE "IIISDN
z ESpECTFi LILY all persons indebted him
for Black Smtiug call and their
the payment cash giving their
January which time he intends cash.
prompt pay trade. lie will also his prices,
object for those no the pat
his shop. lie is prepared all
his line, hopes Promptness continue
liberal share of work
" shop end OF Main opposite Spinning
Livery StabIe
Richmond, Nov. 30, 1854 Soft
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MECHANICS WANTED.

n GROSS Of MeCullougA's fine black lax just put
eEO up ana for sale l.. H. Me- ULLOUGH'S,
March Is, 1850. No. IL hlain street.
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HANGING!

YlNIIE undersigned are prepared to in
\ perior They prepared furnish every
pattern Of Cincinnati prices All orders
their residence. 4th house south of Depot
Kramer. IrHln & Co.'S Railroad
opposite The Depot where large stock of Wall Pa
per constantly kept hand will he promptly attended
HOW Kills q SON
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Cottage Daguerrean Gallery.

'THE undersigned Is now ready TO operate in this
truly novel aud neat Cottage, lifted up expressly
for the purpose th light not equslet IN the city
where every is made for the nfort aad
accommodation OF those who ant pictures: snd We
friends thst they shall compare W 18th
The hest have Instrument OF the latest i'm
PROV enents Of the dsv-
Ne W. solicit call. at least, and then you may
ius elves whether il will be 70 your inter-
pAtroaize the cottage and its humble occupant
o
70 the laoies would say yoa will confer favor
on Us by calling and e amin.ng work-and you
DO without climbing up the 81 story Of hot
building, which is e>hausting that You not
good mood 10 sit fer picture, II SO disposed.
Pictures taken in all sorts of weather, and especial
paid taking ehildrens pictures Hours for
then. from A. NJ. 20 p NJ
w ID. SCHOoLEY.
Richmond. August 2, ISIS. Ss-,f
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uUayISG pnrebssea the entire sseex Of prnxs. ~
puts &c Milton Heis or:a- n1s feF = A.
,srx &C Pzrsraer. Wilson 81 Co. are pfeps
nt.k On ne azsst reasonable Physiczsns.
s,-r---. a-a pusfge reusrxiiy with All t6S & FRO.
- ~
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4 FEW young COWS get by Bates bulls BelFldere-
~ Yorkshrenaan-ani Sd Duke Il CaInsEldg< eeliev-
ed 10 be in calf each the I'd Lord harrington Also
four youn. bull calves -; ~ this last name sul.his
imported Billy Pitt, ~ the III aake Ct Oxford, aad
dam Lady Darlington tAe 18th, by Earl Daes Duchess
ball ith Dake # York
- PRICES Of the cows $3.50 eaea-of the ball
calves S3so each. Aso few pare bred AlSsrny ball
calves Slo9 each. Address
T. P. REMINGTON
- Soath From. street, Philadelphia.
August Is. 1855. 21-r
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New York Dry Goods Store.

~ ar receiving another stock OF New Goods
~ the present season. and com
prise styles the Eastern markets Among the
arrivals
1000 yards French De Ba ges,
yds striped Gu CHAINS beautiful goods;
500 yards plaid do, latest styles
1000 plaid and white dotted Swiss
COCO plaid Jaconets from Ice up:
deSue Gro eNap AMI Gro deRline
silks, c ST assortment ever had, and at
prices hat v defy any competition;
10000 beautiful Prints;
50doz French Neediework Collars from l1c TO S-oi
20OO yds Swiss Edgings and lnseEtinSs;
100 Jaconet and Swiss Hdkfs;
900 doz Linen IIdkfs from &C
Also, received bleache1 Shirtngs; lo4 Linen
Sheetngs; 4, unbIeactei SheetngS. Shlrtings;
Muslins quality Linens Table Damasks Table
Boys Pantaloonery: Linen crash scotch
Diapers; Table Napkins black silk Mitts Hosiery exc
These Goods marked prices that VIII keep up the
reputation o this establishment.
York Dry Goods store,
On Main street, opposite Peoples Bank
August 2 1855. IS II
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Seamless Rags.
White Fish.

a00 SEAMLESS SACHS iEss received sna for sale y
~ jane = 1856 q. " BARNES
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City sIaoa store.

have just received from New York
49, and Cincinnati, extensive and superior
-~s--.stock of Ladies', Misses and Children )
Shoes, consisting OF French Kid, Enamel
ed bronze and tan colored Buskins and Slippers, Jen
ny Lind Caters for aides, Misses and children. Fine
Boots and Shoes for and boys such calf goat,
eIaInelcd, patent leather and cloth Congress Shoes and
Slippers.
Hats of various syleS-Si,,s, Panama, Palm Leaf and
Maricaibo, latest style and most beautiful finish.
manufacturing all Of the most fashionable kinds
OF Boots and Shoes order of the best materials and
workmanship having my employ the best Of workmen
feel confident from the experience have had in bu-
siness, thatmy work will compare favorahy with any
in the West. Thankful for past patronage respect
fully solicit a continuance of it. JOB BORTON.
Richmond, Sept. %, 1881. Aft
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STAR LIVERY STABLE!

n THE subscriber having purchased the r.
sfSn1 establishment OF Samuel Egbert. ss1&l
G. W9preparei furnish Horses Buggies. Car q ~
ia ces &c. orderand short Horses
ept by the day week. Terms moderate Ofiee the
star House JOSEPii L DkC LEY
Richmond. 0ctoebr 30, 1854. 4i-tf
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N bbiS. Louisville Cement, in ssore 80 -
III - bv l. H. MetT-LLoCGh
-. IL 4sss No 81 Main street
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SnppriOr Teas.

NOUNG HY>ON. Imperial ana Gunpowder Teas
L of the best quality, just received by
T. NJ COOK son.
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Tobacco and Cigars.
WILLIAM III. CLARK.

THE the city, always &c found ana mis-
l take. No 81 Main street. Call anu try.
March 9, 1855. GEO. W. BARNES.
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STILL LATER

AND MORE IMPORTANT NEWS
- A. BALLARD would inform ali Whoa u
may thai he may a: al .aSs &c i p
s>s-~at his old stand, Piu1asrs buiidlag, fs4Ii
street few doors south z. in \. 80. -
ling to do all Il poser Tor ilis <S,ss OF men
children. A good assortment OF nooIs ~
hand. made 70 ofsrr' o. tAe
and workmanship warranted Satisfaction D0t he
mportsn. that in yie~ OF a .ae
&C. with sAIch an surrounded and the peeoiartes OF e
business itself have driven 10 adopt ihe exclusive
system This arrangement Slia go e1ao'
which ialiy
intend consistent AKA soIi1
- Gn1,a a1l substantial
xark il s1tiaey r principle that believe 10 e almost
universal in this community. ana ore that aais tsd al
All times 70 kee IN view ia prosecuted Of business
- u-arsse-. -, "a $50 35ls
"anted:
a. .,.s. =. -, sa4saaeI Wood. exchange fer
Boots and shoes A 49, NJ
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White Fish.
FHNHE subscriber G~-eSts& article Of White Elsa,
whole and aaf barrels. also, NasAers for sale cheap ~
Jane :. O. W BARNES
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Richmond Green House.

Richmond Green House.
VIE andsrs gned has completed his arransements and
Pearl in the city Of Richmond and is prepared
of Native and Tropical Plants lie has ahoa, SO
Fusias. Geraniums. yerbelas, Dahlias, very
general of Green House Plants variety of the
Grape Grape Vines. ''' approved S'''S'' join coSLEi
Richmond. April =. 1854. loft
1UU l.. H. MCCULLOUGH,
March IL, 1855. No. 4. Main street
White Fish and Mackerel. c9r1,ge. Halter,
July 20, 1884 SLIT
Dried Peaches.
best qgsiisy Of Tennessee Peaches e0P,s1,iy on
AL>.-Linseei. Lard Neat.f,os. Crude Fish, Machine
osss0r' Sweet and other ois msy Re fsand at
WINDoW GLASS. Putty, Paint. and Paint Brush
July y. ferguson YEo.
CARRIAGE.
, mlls eel On s-,sdez :. .aeson Room
august To- ls55 AN<' ~ w. A.: asis
e. w. R. WEBSTER, D. u. e..
uIySN PRESIDENT DENTIST
OFFICE on Main street over H.dley Mofii'i's
~ store door west OF Paises store;
where he will ne found every way % A,.end
all calls in his profession, to general satise'lon
auvuxt 10, So If
s :. -ooo ---------
Cincinnati. Eaton and RichMohO
RAILWAY!
Summer ArTonSe"ene
COMMENCING on MONDAY. June Isih- .ea5. between
4 Richmond Cineinnati.& all intermediate points
PASSENGER
Leave Richmond M arrivs at Cincinnati At 70
s-sePM si' p NJ
Leave cinein', $50 A. NJ arrive At Richmond 20 4
NJ l.
80 P. NJ.
The "A NJ train fron Richmond and the $50 p NJ
train from Cincinnati stop at all regular stations
Valley Richmond PIKE On regular no
Ali other viii stop at regular stAfons only
D. NJ MORROW, Superintendent
June IS 1854 2sH
Spices at Wholesale.
ON pZ Ground Fepps- and Spice which viii be sold II
oo manufacturers pr5ce- AID warranted 70 Be Pnrs o,
no ssie Il W BARNES
June :. ls55- s1d
Stone Ware.
IO00 GALLONS stone Ware. Of all sizes and patterns
lO'o fox salehy 6 W B tgSEs
PURE SHORT HORNED CATTLE
FEW young get by Bates bulls Belrldere-
n Iorkshireu1an-a and Sd Duke 81 CaInsEadg oelIey
ed be in calf each 10 the I'd Lord harrington Ais
four Young bull calves ~ this last naEnei su-hi
imported Billy Pit ~ the FL aake e. oxiard aad
dam Lady BaETin-on the lets by kari Dasies Duchess
hi ifake ofE York
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Popular Magazines.
NOW il the time subscsi5e HsTpers. Putnam q
LNsnd Bsckwood's Magazines Inc new volume
commences V it'll the Jaiy number The underxIgaec
subscriptions II the iow ctuo rate OF 81 - per
snEurn for any IS Magazines Single numbers
25e. supply Always OF hama Call Al
BURBANk'S.
pfrhnona Iuua II IS55 27-F
r oui~ville &c ment.-A large lotfor sale By
IL aa-u,.s FEa5C son * TE0
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sc BROWNS
Steam sash. Blind. Door and Pump
Factory.
'VNHE subscriber prepared manufacture 70 orde
II Blinds. Doors Door and Window Frames a14 do
Surface Planning. piping 0e, as good terms And hoT.
a other establishment IN the ceEnty
II Also. keeps constantly hand Pumps. o. good
quality prepared furnish Wood Piping As cheap
can he had any place.
VPAHwork warranted give satisfaction
- :. C BROWN.
~ - ras5 81
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Land Warrants.

Land Warrants.
rUNHE subscriber is prepared TO purchase LAND
L WARRANTS for the next three years al the rate
of s., 00o per month
he very hi CHEST New ork market prices will be
given. often giving ana never less; vii sell
YOUR Warrants for Yea at small charge.
ID. T SMITH,
Attorney at Law, Rehnaead, Ind.
1855 gu
UHAVE in store and for sale, lev i.,se size
Globe Lanterns (sgard=t and patent lamp, III
sell them very low At No 81 Main street
W l.. FARQUHAR
June .. 1855 2s-tf
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wanted:
lis u orth knowing

r,-.,.rs $50 A BALLARD.
plummer's huldin :, Pearl street south Of Man
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something Good for Every Body!

100O SUPERIOR Sugar Cured Hams, my curius g
Iooo Tie above Hams warranted, and the public
respectfully call and the FO
sale by u. W. BARNES
June
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n BOXES superior Tea just received direct froE
1UN YORK The ahnre embrace the various quail
ties o. Imperial Young Hyson Black b. rinkin
uubfic are invited call and sausfI a u en-
G. ". BARNES
Ne. 81 Main
I-,s- 1ss5 -
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ges than reaping. There the stacks are al
ways matched to preserve them sprouting on
the outside, and often built hollow to dry
them the inside. In this country we are
much more careless. Our wheat is often ex-
posed to complete soakings. Much Of that
grown in the West is thrashed on the ground,
and often lies in a pile through long rain,
and if a warm one some of the outside grains
are sprouted, but the inside of the pile is un-
injured.
The Danubian wheat boats are without
roofs; the grain is piled up in heap rounded
on top. and exposed to all the rains that fall
during long voyage. If the weather be
warm the outside grows and mats together
some inches deep. and protects the remainder,
The worst of the sprouted part is only hit for
beasts, while that but slightly sprouted sells
rs food for man. and that below the wettsd
crust is fit for shipment to France or England
We have no doubt that the grain is injured
by the present wet spell. some accounts Of
which we continue 10 give butt is not tut
terly ruinous." We may doubt whether
farmers do not gain more in other crops than
they will lose in wheat by the rains. Mean
time let us console ourselves that we are not
likely to be destitute of wheat. A trustwor-
thy writer makes an estimate .'that Ohio will
yield the present season twenty two millions
of bushels, Illinois eighteen millions. Wiscon-
sin ten millions. Michigan eight millions. and
Pennsylvania twenty millions There is no
prospect Of famine. T. Tribune.