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-I,SWlET,S ADv'S.

COUGH REMEDIES Hali's Balsam,
" ,Wistaf's Wild Cherry. Duhcans ENpectorant,
Jaynes do, Sellers cough SyTpp, aLocoeks Pnlmonic
nary BaIsan, Mitchelis syrup 1pecac, Hives Syrup,
Cough candies, Ayers Cherry Pecterai, Swnsaes
Wild cherry, Ginseng Panacea. Halls cough Remedy,
Rogers Liyewort and Tar, Faalkners Elixir, Denigs
cough Balsam, Folgers olosorain, Cod Liver Oil,
Jacksons Syrup, &c, &c.at -, i 4
Nov. E,ls55. Swins Drug Store.
ID HEUMATTC REMEDIES A merican
lL Rheumatic Ralsams Bafrell's Indian Liniment,
Davis Pain Killer, Pain pana eea AtwOods Rheumat-
ic Lniment, Farrell's Arabian Lnment, Ponds pain
destroyer, Nerve and Bene Liniment, Hunts Lint
ment, cramp and pain Killer, Instant of pain,
Mustang Linment. Jaync's Lfnfmeht. Gargling Oil,
Places Lniment, King of pain. plasters, ointments
&C.. o great variety at 4; IL vs. fga.a.x r5.stt (
Noy.17, 1855. Swifts Drug Store.
THAN & DIcKEONE'S CHEMICAL
i Olive Soap, for washing in hard or sol! water
July. 1855 5AtA
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MEDICAL. NOTIcE

Pursuant TO published call several OF the physi.
clans Of the county met and organized u Portage
County Medical A ss0tiation. 1dH it9t afS
pro tenn, and DR.. ]. G.. Willie Sec. pro ten.
The association appointed several committees
which are expected TO report at tho next meeting
The association adjourned TO meet asain on Saturday
the 9th Of at 10 NJ, at Dr. Belding,s Of
dee, over the Post ofice,a which time its Consltu-
lion and are to beadopted, and officers eec-
yea Tor the ensuing year Every regular physician in
49,, a.'15 5ss..9eft ]. G. WILLIS, Secy.
Ravenna, Sat Nov II, Is55-3w-nyo4
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a3k 10 sassEsi
.Dpdrps
From ths Cincinnati GGEstts.
a5J NEWER. hsa
NJ CIV. ouTrEI

i~sah 7-GF CIV. ovTrEA. r.selSs 4
sTmay bs asksd, Gs Asvs Sssn d. he'd, whsa rem 4.
he sOtstioasfths UaiSntl snsSsr asvsr, nsvs
ersr. r.''-HENRy CLAY. tWhfau
You ask me when I'D read the sero n u -
a1 Our fathers names are written DER, .H-Ta
When would see our flag unroll .T,s.
Its mingled stafa and stripes no more; {
a1 When witha worse than felon hand, = az
Or felon counsels, would sever, ay-. ,- s,.-
The union OF this glorious landH
- answer, never, never, never. f.4..
Think ye that could brook to SOC
The banner have loved so long,
Borne piecemcaI o'cr the distant sea; '..s
Torn, tramped by frensied fhrong;
81" Divided, measured, parceled out; ''sb (
-'" Tamely surrendered up forever, $50
To crafty a sculiess rout FE P' af
OF traitorss' Never, never, never.
Z Give up this land to lawless might, r.. r-
To selfish fraud and villain sway;
Obscure those hopes with endless night,
w ThatnOw are rising like the day;
Write oKemore page of burning shame
Topro~e the useless vain endeavor
Our race from ruin TO reclaim,
And close the evolume? Never, nevsIl
: On yondcr lone and lovely step, @
The sculptor's art, the builders power, IS 81
landmark DER the soldiers sleep, s III
A Have reared lofty funeral tower. u
There 1t will stand uHEl the river Lf.t E
That soils beneath shall cease 10 How. r
itoal .hoI
- With natures last convulsivc throe. .
Upon that columns marble base,
That sh., # that soarsinto thesky, '
There still is room enough TO trace
u The countless millions yet to die; ss
And would cover all Its height 81
And breadth, before that hour Of shame, =
Till space should fail whereon to write
Even the initials OF q name.
Dissolve the Union! mar, remove
The last asylum that is known; 'fs-
Where patriots find brothers. love. ....
And truth q shelter from throne:
Give up the hopes Of high renown,
The legacy our fathers WILD;
Tear our victorious eagles down .-..,..
Before their mission is fulfilled?
Dissolve the Union! whilst the earth o..
Has yet tyrant to be slain;
Destroy our freedom in its birth,
And give the world to bonds again7 e
Dissolve the Union! God of heaven! .,. az,
Weknow too well how much it cost 5.,
A million bosoms shall be riven -... ......f 4
Before one golden link is lost. ,... . ,..
Nay, spread aloft our bnnner folds
High as the heavens they resemble,
That every race this planet holds
Ben cath their shadow may assemble;
And with the rainbow's dazzling pride, |
AL. Or clouds that burn along the skies;
Inscribed upon its margin wide, -. 81
HoPE, ,TREEDoM, UNION, CoMrRoMIsE.
dr. Gays very words, as h, pointed to the monu.
ut that stands upon the height uear Frankfort u
c the slain of Buena Vista, including the remains
I'D
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Sale Of real Estate by order OF
COUrf -5-si@

In pursuance OF an order of the court OF Probate,
for the County Of Portage and State Of Ohio, on the
22d day of O /. 1855. On the Goth day Of December
next at one o'cnck in the afternoons the premisee
in Randolph, will be sold to the highest bidder the
Crockett deceased, to- wit; Situuted in Randolph
townships Portags county, and State Of Ohio; hegin.
ming at the north west corner of lot immber two in
lot TO the south west corner of said iot thence cast
on the south line of said let 50 far. that lineparae
with the west line of said lot shall contain sixty SIX
Broeket, therein as heretofore ASSIGNED and set OF
.{5~H 4# s5 ttf.& II ks s. STRAWDERs Atty. 7.
RaveHna, Oct 23d. 1s55-15-4w. n ~ ,
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gONE. One hour lost in the morning bya
lying ID bed, will put back au the husinesa
Of the day. 7 s 4st " 4 -. u
One hour gained BY risiDg early y worth
a month in the year. 'ss e ls.s
One hole id d fence will cost ten times aa
much as 1t will to fix It at once. VI
One unruly animal will learn III others
in company bad tricks. 4 I. ss.s 81 Ill
One good newspaper Is ! good thing II
every family ''ss
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A quart .! -four weighs Just one pound, q
quart Of corn meal one pound and two otlnA
ces. a quart Of butter one pound one ounce,
a quart Of loaf sugar one pound. quart Of
white sugar, powdered, ,one pound one ounce
a quart of best brown sugar one pound two
ounces, ten eggs weigh one pound, sixteen.
large table spoonfuls make halt pint, eight
make gill. four bali gill, &C. nv
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Very Dsstcll.

vi
Two old Dut CHI neighbors in Pennsylva-
MIA were proverbially steady. stupid, and
honest, and they had carried on their trans
actions with their ncighbors and each 9th
err foryears, on the plan ofready pay in
cash OF barter. But at last hard times came
and they were obliged TO resort to keeping
accounts. E .331 U. ,.s..... b, h
One day they met for settlement, and af-
ter very hard labor and arguing, it, was ap-
parent that Hauns owed Yawkub twenty
dollars.nas assa 8e ss8ss m&inata15s 8ssl
"Well, Yawkub, how musht we settle
him now! Use got no monish." 4 saF
s.Yaw, yaw; never mind dat, we can settle
him mita notish, ''said Yawkub, whoprid-
ed himself on doing business at the store.
a,Oh, yaw, nit notish; wellsden, you
writes de- notish." ,afa Aogs5fs,slats
Is. .Datish nit right said Yawkub, syou
owes me de 4monish; you writes de notish,
/ sign him. dat ish deiway." 94a gesis'
So Hauns set about it and produced the
following: isIA ~ 81
NJ westmerelassa kounsy owish Yawkub twenty
dollars fsr settle Up when hasA no monish to PAY
him ]. ,,z,tfa3 .e,.gEf s4{la Signed Yawkub.s
Then arose an unforeseen difficulty. which
Of the two ought to Keep the not j
II was finally decided that Hauns ought
to keep Il, for how else would he know
how much to pay Yawkubs a Aia
In due slime. when Hauns, the debtof' gol
the money. lie paid up. and this raised an sll
other ,pnzzlIng question. end ended in the
conclusion. that Yawkub must take the nets
| ins his keeping ssothati hewoulda knew fha'
| Hams had paid the money u ~
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4. I BACH'S -....
"A N E 3 / G A N
COMPOUND. :, I.

THE NEW VEGETABLE REMEDY.
STATE OF NEW Y0RE, Cayuga Ceuntygss. tt3f9 5s4R
One.ofs tho armsof Ps Y. r. Coventry q Eo;sofihe
city Of Auburn. being duly sworn says the following
ceFtifcates are gsnuine and were given by the per-
SOUS by whom they purport 10 be sighed. y. 81 n
Subscribed aud swarn before me- HIT. COOK, I
..sY# #@a sst Justice ofthe Peace, Caynga county.
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7esl GREAT EXCITEMENT MA
IN GARRETTSVILLEl

N consequence of LEE & MILLS haul
ing down from the usual prices of goods in that vi
cinity, some are afraid they cannot at the prices
Others say 1t y only bait. LEE & MILLS would say
to their friends and customers that they are bound 10
make breeze in these dsgngs with the high price sys
tenn We will sell you good teas from IS up sugars at
Sc, saeratus &c, ginger 0c, and all groceries in pro-
portion Good shilling prints from TO ls cents, CON-
mon prints any price, wooilong shawls from $3.50
to 90, Brocha shawls from $5up, good kip boots ss
To the ladies' We would say that In the line OF dress
goods and trimmings we ave bound TO suit you. Our
Delaines are seid to be the cheapest and pTeest in
town, Our plain and plaid goods in theaest STYLE
We can suit from the bonnet to the shoe. Call and
see the new bonnets. Our apology for the low price s
In the first place In the late aud have
the benefit Of the decline in goods in the next place we
have no help to pay, work the harder and YOU have
the benefit Of our economy. s.,' 81. ~.
The highest price paid for Butter Eggs Dried Fruit
Beans and grain Of all kinds ~ - r sFI1IIT
Caut The Peoples store No. j. head of the market.
1900. :, -..., LEE q MILLS.
IS Allgoods thai havebee on hand oversix months
will be sold without reference to cost ,.y .4 frf
LEE " MILLS have secured the services Of JOHN
DYKE, the well known tailor. Ifyou want new suit
call at store where will be found at all times good
assortment of Ready Made Clothing and cloths ready
for the shears Mr. Dyke will At you charm, and at
prices that ean't be beat.-nov94w4 LEE & MILLS.
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assas aaA CARD ssal sTsss
DR.. C. NJ. Fitch, of New
sasE1saE York kIIlga a

ataL e
WILL LECTURE IN CLEVELAND,
~ on Dee. 5th, where he will remain punl Dee.
Sttnt ahd where ne may be consulted daily Sabbath
exceped at his rooms at the Weddell House. from The
hours o. o to 5, for PULMONARY CONSUMPTION,
4UaHa al other diseases the Chest. Ia the
treatment OF which SYSTEM OF MECHANICAL AP-
'r5EhnCES, 'l.Isa MEDICINAL INHALAT1oNs, and IN
ThhNAL REMEDIES, enables him to afford relief in
all cases where the diseases is not far advanced
70 De beyond the reach ofrenedes and Dr. Fitch fully
believes that In all cases where his plan Of treatment
does not succeed, no other can afford relief. DR..
Fitch may also be be consulted f0r,C CATARRH, BRuN-
ICaiTiS, DYs PEPSIA, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, and
Ill other diseases connected with or predisposing
Consumption, for the successful treatment Of which he
has earned SO extensive reputation. Patients con-
suitHg him on the present occasion, may continue to
correspond with him in New Ycrk without further ex
pcnse-onthe would particularly request those wish
snE bis advice 90 call at early day possible, as
ne frequently nds timpossible to give the necessary
attention to all who crowd upon him during the last
Few daysof his appointment
Persons residing Of distance, desiringto consult,
but unable TO visit DR.. Fitch may do so by sending
full wren statement OF their symptoms, naming also
the treatment they have been pursuing. When it is
is altogether preferable. "a 3 a slls y aaT1ssg y
Dec 7, I655-l7-3w . sssr.s 49, al.. -
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MATgrMoNAL SpECULkTioN. "a gentle-
man Id Kellooshoo, Ark, was married q !
young woman. and after four months connu
bal felicity, wss presented with black ber
tby. He called on his lawyer. related the
CIRCUMSTANCE, and asked his advice I AL
right /. said he man Of law, alet me have
LIZ papsfs, and YOU shall have i divorce ID
ssangsl." ssan ssOh, have ! DIVORCE replied the
gentleman. II only want want to Know II Gun
Ell tks cpassd higesE j. 8 - ~.
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SELLING AT COST WITHOUT AS.

~ SIGN NMENT--As selling at cost seems much IN
vogue days. propose to sell our stock OF SUM
Can soon If you want any selection. n .z1fl ~
! Angusts. 1855 PRENTISS, HOPKINS " Co.
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/ A man named Stone exclaimed IL . tav%s
ern, aPn beta sovereign I have the hardest
name ID the company. stDoae,s I'D 0ns
ii thel conpauy, "what's youF name r..
.sstons, cried The iirst. .IIand ms Is tao-
ney, = said The other, amy asms i Hsfdszs'a
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A Great Mi, N.

George Lippard, in bis new work called
The Nazarene, thus speaks of President
Jackson: "He was a man! Well Iremem-
Der the day 1 waited upon him. He sat
there in his arm-chair--;I can see that old
warrior face. with its snow-whi,e hair, even
now. We told him Of the public Distress
the manufactures ruined--the eagles shroud.
ed in Grape, which were borne at the head Of
twenty thousand men into Independence
Square. He heard ,ussall., We begged him
toleave the deposits where they were; to
uphold the great bank in PhiladeIphia.-
Still he did mot say WORD. At last one Of
our members, more fiery than the rest. init
mated thatsif the bank was crusheda rebel
lion might follow. Then the old man rose.
| can see him yet. s ~. S' - ri ~.,a.
".Comen he shouted in q voice Of thnn-
der as his clutched'hand was raised above
his white hairs; Come with bayonets in
your hands instead of petitions surround
the White House with your legions-7I am
ready for you all! With the people at my
back, whom your gold can neither buy nor
awe, Twill swing you up around the Capitol
each rebel Of you-on, .. gibbet. high as
Haman's! IN Al .ys,.. tssg ;gil lad ElSa b.
"When / think, ,"1says the authors"of that
one man standing there at Washington, bat
tling with all the powers Of bank and panic
combined. betrayed by those ia3 whom be
trusted, assailed by all that the snake q
malice could hiss or the fend Of falsehood
howl--when think of thatone man placing
his back against the rock and folding his
arms for the blow, while be uttered hi'
vow: Twill never sWerye one inch from ths
course L have chosen!.-L mast confess5tha
the records of Greece and sRone--nay. the
proudest days Of Cromwell or n apoieOn-. :.
cannot furnish al instance Of 4 will like thu
Of Andrew Isckson, when he placed life ans
soul end fame ON theghazard7of q dses FOR th'
peoples welfare" ."--P Prooideacs Ssstinel. g9
/ Kill Xxi - = ~ - = ~ n
| MATg1MonEAL SpECULkTfoN, "A gentle
u - "a Asl a.ts "a
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~ sOsereome ssil.wila aee e L.
ganslaHaa I'D Fl.ha II kaaekaa asEz IS
Ibprralsz II III eiAizs
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*Mr. Ciay's very words as h, pointed to the monu.
ment that stands upon the height uear Frankfort u
bovc the slain of Buena Vista, including the remains
Of his own son. ~
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Drugs and Medicines.

EsDYES, GNUCEKIES3s bNO6LIHos7 "
pERFUMERY stss TOILET SOAPS,
aPA1NRS. OTIS, GLASS & GLASSWARE,
Sc, &C I Aafresh supply just received from New
Yerk by ISAAC WIFT, at the brick store opposhe
The court house kayenna July assD.
Mineral Green--A new and
ll5duFable article for blinds, &C. PARIS GREEN
vARNHh good article fof low priceat sWfF1ss-
MAGAZINE Spread Streng gthening Plaster,
III Wedeewo0d .mortsrs, wedg6wood tunnels, bath
brick, hrick d1ss sohge fr0m 3cto 9l.UO per oance
Ash bope birdseed, sasApf LIP GLUes smelling
salts shaylg cream. oIeguess hair dyes, oils and
brushes, amber hair per
ihandk,faxtinets, hav0ring extrncis. 2. at
Ravenna, July z. ls5s. WlFI's Dtsg Store:
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df(isttllIal.lfols. | /.
IEeZelki;lhl RcdOit.

From Advanced Sheets Of the Widow Bedott Papers,
,dted by Alice b. Neal, to be published by Derby, in
few days. 12mo.l ........,
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u OAAe0SV - W0
A Washington correspondent, writing to
the Picayane, says: a
Since NV last letter have watched closely
the signs Of the times here, and tried TO ascer.
tain il possible the, future intentions Of the
present Administration towards Spain and her
American possessicns. What may be the &C.
ton eventually Of President Pierre and his
Cabinet advisers, I won't pretend to predict,
but ] assert without fear of contradiction. that
there 10 = spirit Of war pervading the Admin.
~istration at this present, which, If not checked
by fear Of responsibility, will shortly lead to
open hostililies. In q word, the President and
FIVE members Of his Cabinet are anxious for
war; they believe q war would be popular with
the people, and would effectually arrest the
hand that 10 now INJECTING in the dark, the
death.stab to all their political hopes and aspi-
nations. Spain, too, is evidently Disposed to
seek rather than avoid q collision; and with both
nations in this state Of feyeFish excitement
what is 10 prevent war!
This 10 the exact conditions Of things at the
White Houses condition fairly mirrored in
the columns Of the Government orgsn, and
one which the country may rely on ~ true.
Nor are the Departments Indifferent to il. for
each il silently operating with an eye to war
with Spain. and perhaps with England and
France.
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The English In the East.

The Constantinople correspondent Of the
London Times thus writes.
No words can express too strongly the
blight which has fallen on England's fame 20
far an the opinion of all races in this capital is
concerned. In ConstantinopIe are collected
men from every country under heaven, of oil
ranks and characters, from high placed diplo.
maiists to the most worthless adventurers that
Poland or Lnmtsrdy pours forth. The ideas
Of Europe are pretty well represented by the
tone of conversation, and that tone il generally
one II establishment at the sudden collapse Of
the English power in the East, admiration Of
the French Emperor and his people and return.
ing respect for the Russian name.
The Turks and Christians appeared TO have
agreed in thinking Western occupation an in.
tolerable thraIdom, and tine Turk il more dis.
contented than the Christian, since, not being
. trader. he has no hope Of sharing in the gains
which an influx Of strangers brings with it.
1'he'.Turks see the diminished consequence Of
their own rulers and themselves; they wee every
building ofsize and beauty in the capital pass.
ing into the hands Of their energetic allies; and
they look upon their country as already con.
quered. and the worst calamity they had to
fear ~ already come upon them. The en-.
thusiasm against Russia has quiiepassed away.
II Is no thing for them to discuss
the partition which thew believe 10 be approach.
ing. and lately an idea has prevailed among
men by no means belonging 10 the populace.
that q grand treaty for the definite dismenber-
ment Of their countryhas been actually agreed
upon BY the great Powers. Little things make
a great impression upon them. They are much
that their soldiers are obliged to
salute the French aud English officers, whole
The sentinels Of the allies pay no attention it
the greatest Pasba. re .g
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and sats odinQ ia which their sails are spread.

and satb oding ia which their nails are spread.
May no more dark hours or sunksu ro:ks 10.
tercept their progress 10 the future.
But, Of the low stage Of water, which af.
fects deleteriously, more o. less, all sections in
this part of the State, We may refer to the
inhabitants Of Bayou Crosse Tets in this
parish, as being worse situated, perhaps, than
most other neighborhooda Both their Bayou
and Bayou Plaquemine must rise considerably
before steamers can enter aud bring ont the
valuable produce. Of sugar and cotton, which
Is made on that Bayou and the adjoining .
Of Marauguine. Unless I rise does take p!ace,
there is no possible means Of getting out
these staples, and consequently great suffering
pecuniarily is natural to be anticipated among
the planters in that region. We conceive how.
ever, that one good will result to Crosse Tete
tor the want Of navigation the present season:
we imagine It will give . stimulus 70 tho Rail.
road now in progress between the Bayou and
the Mississippi, s,d that BY the time another
crop is made, an iron belt will have joined
these two waters, and the cars be laundering
,hro' the still swamps with their rich frsights,
as soon as they are rolled from the Clubhouse
and the purgery. "It's m III wind that blows
no one good" and the Crosse letters may zee
the day they will bless this apparently I'M
favorable season. . sa#tt E. 75i1. -'
We trust, that until the river does rise
until business IL revived, and provisions
brought down to something like = REASONABLE
standard, creditors of all classes will be As
lenient and charitable as possible. and not push
ITO the DEATH" those who have the will but
not the means, except what is due them also;
and upon the collections Of which msinly de.
ponds the liquidation Of their liabilities. There
IL no better rule under sueh circumstances,
for those who Que. but find ii difficult to collscs,
but 10 Do ypxr bea-and leave the rest to
$500 .e'f'ii
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'''' New Grocery ana Feea Store.
An evidences Of the prosperity Of our town Is
the rapid increase Of bosiness houses.I 1t will Be
seen that MI. A. AYR hes just opened . Grocery
and Issd stere on Merriam. street. He p too
veil known for hia courteous manners, and cor
,sses dazzling to require any introduction from us;
md W hops b may more than realize his most
sansuins antieipations in his new business.
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DD~ 49, AVN 0A8U Akm 49, -
9t 9a ,@sfs - II Tas9 g9G48f
Low water. low watsr Here W ars near the
end of Apsil, and aavs the adsantsgs Of >
slishs riss Of IL river Tor . lev dsy-whieh
poured watsr enough into our bayou to admit
ths Attakapaa boats 70 make shout one trip 10
and out-xs eanaot Gay that " have had ~
~ any siss a he Mississippi. Al tie time Of
our writing (sVsdnesday) il is still falling,
while ID the Bayos, ths stunps and logs It il
bottom srs again bseoniag visible. No sin>
ilar season has ever been experienced, ~
uudssssaad, By The oldsses iuAabitsats ia this
vicifity-Gnd there srs some hearty old Ssl.
lows her, faf pat three seoss and Ten. The
isqsiry i. vhaa b to h The sssslt. not only of
the ssisasrdiaary low sesgs Of tie river THE
yess, bat u to rssAsrksbIs drypsss 81 the
season rfar - afs nov, for The second time
siass Asa 0atsbss, sulssias isfthis pasish from
successive drosghs. The rssslt easoos b oshsr.
viss than y ipcrsass NJ pssssse high psicas Of
psevisioss, and 70 mako tbs' sssar crops q.
sssdiagG sheAs We svsa ksas ~ desbes Of
soas 1T ~ tivss Win b any higher this -
90 than q npv =, pssdieauns thsis spiaioa
spoa ia5osnatiee ~ M kssst Inst hi
lealesaass ~ fl,satetA - nsaataias u No
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passsss spsiag 1ssag We kass % ds1lss %
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