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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25
TIE CITY or NEW-ORLEANS AGAIN

II as Editor Of The N. y Tyitme
SIR: The NeW orleans P,cayuae OF jSepten Der o.,
1855 devotes neaIly cou nn - II pret9ndsd rsview
o. your lote article New Orrana IN which the AaE,J
Gtness Of IN st VI your statements is caIlei 10 4ues-
ton. Beng on the spot, and knowing the cts as
wsh az the editor OF The PeayuHe ('rom longer
resdence) who wrote the article, | de it well to
sonet zone of bic statements; AID 10 So MT from
any do ire TO I,jure the city have adoJted for my
None for | think truth in all cas9s the beat 10 bs
SPOKEN where anything s to be said, aud that more
Injury resuI's a0m giving fase cooriog 70 the con-
diticn OF things here or elsewhere, thsu from aay !
sther source
He SAYS ysu assume it as a conceded fact that THE
y IL uDheslhy oDly at this tut at all seasons bat
fbs the acts are all the other way; tina: Ne NO feans
even with it, yellow fever has been for several sea-
cons togethtr healthy as any other iargs CONNER
esl city in the Union and that the ratio OF deaths 10
the popuai lot great as has been that OF the
cities of New York, Boston and ST. Louis The ABOVE
must have been written without a1y comparison OF
stat tcs, or directly n face OF them The winter well
recolecs year or two ago senitg TO lecture from
one of our ostiDg ysoians sanitary reform
m which he demonstrated that the raD was nearly
double and urged this very fact upon the audience TO
induce them TO take some efficient steps remedy the
evil al d condemned Just such articles that of " The
"Picayune as having tendency TO bring a5oat
"false leslin, of security" dis orsd,,tjns We're
fsrfuIy fulfilled in ihe Dext Sum1er-that OF 1853.
The Pieayusc next stacks your ground rs to the
locality surrounding swamp, SC, aud says tina,
ton (ihe swamp being the heaithiest, &C. As the
winter of The Pic0yune lvet in h6' section he must
know better. He that fever and ague prevail
every Fail aud Winter 10 all the back portions of the
city TO a great extent, often reaching 10 si'lin fe1
str, Of The liver. And who ever before heard OF
swaups Of clear ard sweet winter, especially in 'opi-
cal climate and where Ill the filth OF the city, when II
harper TO be removed a. all Is css,l
The writer again asks, bow does happen that there
is no local indigenous disease here-thc yellow fever
b.ipg wen known lot 70 DC local disease, &c.
L. the writer mad Fever snd ague, at leas for all
tire portion of The city is indgeuous, and if the
very srct quarantine this year in force has not proved
yellow fever to be equally SO, Whist in the name of
common sense could do il IL 10 Gs Il physician re
marked early in the season, as nes; specimens of yell
SLOW fever can be got up here as you can import
thereby ignoring the once, bu no longer claimed bsne
fits Of the quarantine. The swampy nature of the
soil which the city staR1s, renders houses unless
peculiarly constructed, ALMOST unnhabiabie in the
Winter and certain death almost 70 consumphve
person. During that whole season The walls OF your
room are dripping " iih water taken up from the soil
ks,c( Sen 20 y.
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THINGS IN WISCONSIN,
Of ne n. Y. nbb1nA


JEFFERSON, Wis Friday, Sep: II, 1885.
I'm, what crop compares favofably with thi; II
A,,per years and there were many more ac'es groFd
.. srvested than in any preVio1s year. rne corn
yes despsired of early, yet &c the seas,n al
Mood il beRsn to improve ard now we te 81 certain
.c udipnry YIELD unless some unforeseen calamity,
IN "A Wisconsin seldom experiences, should over
"A and destroy it. Potst1es are abundant -crss,
ssxrdabt in their yield per ac'e, asd sulsriH in
r.. y which s in ,eed encouraging, as ne n ave Cot
ses,ed " it'll either fair yiel or free from
&c for years. Other products will prove ab1nd-
snt for our own consumption aud soDe - -pArs.
Though VIC have some Sickness in W's,O sin, the
Itsie will ultimately be as healthy A. any on t1e west
ssn continent The diseases now in ,ident 10 the c-
mate only show themselves in the m ntps % August
and September. Oar rivers have been unIsu.y high
daring the pat Summer and heavy r1los having led
~ mani los places back from any Ouiles where the
vsser was exposed 10 the air am Gun. have been
peweiful agent 10 causing fever end 0gue
Railrosts are becoU iDg tie great subject of public
ssDsid. rsii, here. Few, bo Fsvor he p-pgressing
q rapidly as the demand for teeir u-e cal s for.
Etls TnirOad only seveoteen miles "A length, con-
reong FOND du Lac village Of four tho Is4Od iu-
kabitsns ard Chester, small village not c01,aring
% many huDdIeJs has earned the snug san Of eight
fbousand collars mon b; aud II dos not make aoy
sennss Op with any o;btr road wherever Tue Rock
/, P;ycr Valley Union railroad has bten resus f91d
der he name Of tie Chicago 81 PAN and roma ju
e. rstlroad. TGe WIS ,ODso Central railroad - last
Iy,,d' q and bios fair 10 prove one OF the most i'm
+. ys,..I roads 10 the STATE. The Milwaukee and
hsstsippi raresd, tb4; has been com eted ron
Milwaukee to Madison, has all tie business il Al
possbIy d. and ia earnings tor the first six days Of
she month Of August were $40, 600.
Our ccLsu has yet been completed, bu' 1t will
probably rive us a population Of five hundred AMI
ifs thousand The increase since 1850 is large, aod
The d, oresse of some portions Of NewYprA may bs
tied for ia the rapid increase OF tie western
e suvtry.
The political campaign has fairly O,ened. Gov.
Bars on has been Tenominatei. IL vii BE- reco'
tbst he vetoed the Pro5ibioy law last Winter and the
peop will now veto bim
TIE mob exitemerts have passed by, aud the
sourdo ,ers have gone unpunshed and now defy the
peai' and law together. rne moral courage of the
ferpper has fOrsaEen the artiDOb parry, aGd though
lsw rernans il 10 OF but little importance wrthou,
y-tDIOrc officers AMI the c)un,eDa.ce OF troly
conscientious and patriotic citizens.
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mensicps are equal to those of ship Of the line n
90, NJ the Wabash was laid October IL, 1857.

Tux UyIrrp STATES sLooroFw.R 81. LOUIS
The allowing are the officer. who rave sen ordered
to ibis sip, Io~ preparing to sai to J~i the AfncAn
.rrm.nd,y J.hn w. LivDgs,)pi Ter nsnts G-orrs W.
Dot, F.b-it Thompson Y. stout .Do H. Dw.I.irseou
s.n'n. eJ.el,op j.; asstsntsarrv ~ John Kitchen;
-, Charles C. Uehsm seos I'd .rer II. Il. Tsyor; bat
w,ip Thomas Smith; sunnsr hoy A. Lane carpenter ohn
T Ru-ie; ,silrsier, Samuel 3. ,5outwslL
The s.. Louis ia expAc,e' 10 leave Phladephis for
her staten abou, the Is. II November
49, Wishing on Sta,.
A sEA-sICK ADaIP AL.-Advices from AleAsuons
meron the smusinr fact ihst the viceroy OF Egypt,
said Pasls who ad eft n his steam "a hit for tour
in France and throughout Europe, re:uroed TO port
two dsys after .srd, hs wing changed hs in'entioa 10
Consequence of severe sttac. OF sea-sickness ms
j. the more extraordinary and pusil,nn ,u' fron toe
fact that e ousbt 10 y, accustomed 10 he .et having
been foy about fifteen years admiral-in-chief OF the
E,yDt,sn he.t
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Nrw PosT-oFrfCE>.-rhe following pe ' pos '.ofheos
have been established and the following named gentle
men appointed posmasters by the postmaster general
Fork swamp. Beaufort Co.. N'rth caroifa, WidtH w.
WALTERS posInAs Green Swamp, Coutnbas g. Ny 20
lima James Fresh pcstmaser spFdcs ~ Juniis CO.
Pernsy vAna John Mase post master rec 'hed Isyof
HD 0rnooy Co. lows Philip : Taylor postm@siN; Otls
Hsrion Co, Iowa, J. Pauott postmaster; Liue Ciata
Ramsey MipBssota Waiter T. Boyd Posim ts'cr Austin
Noxef % Minnesota Alsnsoa 4. Naushn ros, usStsF
Dssooansed The tolowinsnsmei po'+om - bsve oesn
aiscoa uee Woodstoes oNiord Co.. NHiA I ~ NSspos,
penohsco Co. Maine; Baileyvie Wss1ilsOn Co, Mnas;
Rorrd an TsnspoOsS Co. Alabama Daroe' S''1'ns a.
TEXAS.
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rpxu vouK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 1855

The Republicans have hominsted Abr'm Dsma'es:
IN the Ninth ward in connection wi the Refo'mers
ard ,bemtelves have nominated indIrsed john Nc
Gowsn in the Eleventh; John B. Ryerson. rh'neeo.n'
Howell Vail Jr., Fourteenth; EdFsrd Bsfrien' SIX
tenth, snd Joteam wilson Jr., and Augustus l.
Wood in he rwecty second ward, there beng Two
,ssss,,s 70 elect in that ward this year.
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IyuA1Fs Oh rnE IysTITrTl0Vs.

A con monicaton was received from Mr. 70
SsIos donstipg hunored books 10 the esild.cn 90
Rar osns isaLd. Accepted, and the thsnss Of "
board voted 10 the donor.
The petition Of Henry Faller reoreeurpY p1>' on q
sboni he 80 Of August, 1855, Elizs Thomas was ~
r4s:ed by a policemen vbiIs 90 her way 70 grocery
ueer her residence for provisions iaxen TO ne city
Irisor and sant Bact sells island bysp lie mar,
lstrsto as a yag1abt. The petitioner represents Las
,ruportfd hers by Der needle and s e 70 DO 80,
an asIs ba, she be- released from her uojus ana ms
licous Imprisonment. Referred TO the warden os ne
woikbcuse 20 report on the expesiieney OF sra1u''
reltfsc.
Gov. WEST offered the folio wing:
Eeor,d That the counsel 20 the efpoNlooIspor. - y
Dr. srd shot power, II sny Je'egsed 70 10 msafs
ehsrze 81 sons committed the City prfon for ae@.'
AG6Iud =
Gov. DR,PrR made long speech abou''he
siobe,s OF emigration. charging them Z. l.
Ienori With stating vhs. no, the fact, aod SeSS'
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MISCELLANEOUS NOMINATIONS.

FOR COUNCILMES.
Di.t Half Shell Dist. Republican Dist. IadepeHd>HL
l. Mich Doran. Jr. p. samuel lnsee Chas w rsles
9. J. W. Cornell p Chss > Wright g. Geo: w HUI
IS Micfsel -eiry. q. X T. Clark X Marun;
~ Thomas Kelly. IL VIM A Foster TO- Iho' a,son, Jr'
"a ~ T. smith 80. Philip Kelly. H. Do L.W. &
%. David Bosg 81. John r. Conhn. ~ hobt. 7. wild
a. J. G.. seixaS l32. John L. Rowe. 81 A. Jewel.
. w II. Pierson. SO. A. @. Reynolds. 3d. w v fedsea
80 Pstricl ByrDes 81 A. O. Craft 81 Il. R. Roome.
81. Js.. Wallace, JE IS c. w Churchill ~ John CoIen
Sc. Jas NcGlone.
lS8 ". II. RaSnor
POLICE JUSTICE judicial dist ictGeorre w Pes cey,
Reform Temperance Wing; James b: fsndresu, Know
Nothing Wig; WIN. Robertson Independent
The other parties have not agreed upon candidate
in this district as yet
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War OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-BIeyei Bngs-
der General 4. A. Hitchcock colonel o. ms second
infantry. has rNsigned BIS commission q t.e ANY
Ser. Hitchcock ,Vtcrc he reTgie - lslt.
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BOARD OF TEN GOVERNOR; :.

This board Leld It's regular aeeky meeting on as
day afternoon Mr. Towr send in the c'a.r aud q ne
iority pretent. After The u-ual preliminary bnsn-t
ON motion Of Gov. DRAPrR 'be specibl orie' On
Lighting Randall and Bae. ~'s Islands " IN ges Hs
laid over 10 ite next meeting.
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STATE, CITY ANDLCoUNTY yICKE rs.
NOMINATIONS.
FOR STATE oFFicKIs.


WAi9 ssd GepsbliodA Esoo- NoAis1
S.v,t,,v Of ,la.s King T. He.dy.
Co,s.Ly ,..........J.n. NJ Cok...L orerzo Burrowa
Alex. y. VIII ans ..stsp hen G. C4srk
Cn.aI CON Dapl.l ~. Bs.sp.s Whe~isn.
a,,o,neroI Abijeh Mana Jr....s. 3. CashDZ
E,oiaeey ,.uevoy G,oe Ge15es.... s,lss seymour.
Sl,t, r,i,on t.,1eefeyJ " Bailey .... VIM. A. RRse
Bradford r WOOD. w. ~. CampbslL
Judge eost f1pea" Joseph Nullsn. SEQ r. Comstock.
Sof. Hard
s.cy,,a,y Of Israel T. hatch ....lsron Fud
Ton,yoIls, ~ 1t muel ste.0n Tbos b. Mitchell.
Hoo,v,y ,.,,...AIiels ;. Thurs Joseph " Lyon.
Canal f,x ,ssio1 Curtis Baw frederick Rolstt.
j. TdeD...J q. Suher and, Jr
Lsoinev q surrtyor John \. Jerys.....John d. Fay.
Stoie pyi.on ia,peeor Patrick u. Dnus Clart
Judge pea sic %Sfa 4 hi JTJoSn WILMA ''
TIE Liberty party have nominated for secr' tsry Of
State, Frederick Doug ass controller, Lewis Tsppan;
ire asurer james c. Deany; canal commissioner, W.
Smith; s,torpeygereral James b. P.shari STATE
prison inspector, George W. Clnk; Jicge court OF
Appeals BeDiah Greene and VIM. Gooiall
FOR CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS
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FOR CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS

Appeals, BeDiah Greene and VIM. Gooiall.
FOR CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS
c,u .,.a k,Sq e a., noter. T'1 fl.~.
Ssey,T ..............ADtyJ J. BleecierW VIM :. Dake.
s' ss@.ss j:%s. DiSss Do}t
Gs,' .; %. L Sls ASs:n
diy s,p'efoy J.. r. 'T,'com.
yudge. Super B. @oosroa .Lsis B. Woosrua
Judge Marine court. Ch.s h. birdssu.. chas H. bifds
&" snson $. JONES'. .Chare, Missing:
C'''H"' ''''''''' John Ives, s.D....F ". Psny; D.
Charles Missias......s. IL. Hil, MD
co,,,ou, o Sn' i. e Sae. Philip spr
ShyS...............I oseOh H. roOne. Wm !: Meintire
S a, "S s. ssiah
S Giy ..nsei,r' Geof.e " MoIon.A r. vs:b. MD.
in We SsJveme eop,t.E P. Cowles.....Ja r. Whiting
,',o.. ,.n,, Murray Hofmao. Michael sho FER
Judoe Com PLea'....A.I. Spauoing. Jotn X Brady
Judge Marine eowt....A. n hsyDafd .'Ueo alleh
o J. wetheel, NJ. D.. =: d. Coon-ry.
C"0ne''''''''''''( A. HIll, d .....T hos Whslaa
c. kau,sy, a.D.....Robt. Gamble.
e..,,sus ........, ..4.l e 3 * 81:
Cyuntv ele,k. :.......BB B. Connolly R B. C9anoy
s s"s ss%GiI sssi s HSS'
Cooperation counsel. tOT; B. shepard Tor shepard
If 3ts.sh p q MaloDey....P u vi IJney
o., ;n,,,cfo, Ibos K Down ns. Thos. X Cowning.
-. Stn,en court Jas r. Whiting Jas II. Waiting
''0S' Michael Ulsho, fer. Miclas Ulsh lefer.
JNdSe Superb court Henry Nicoll Jonas B. Philips
yv6oe Conmon Pleas .Jot r Brady yohn X Brady
Judge Marine curt lid Okeefe F''. Dava ~ h-eis ~
L d. Connery.......H NWhheim ND.
Jas Helne, M.D.....E d. Conuefv.
CerC.Gs ''.....t o. Don nell n. ID Robert Gamble
Robert Gamble. ..... W. O'Donne ND.
German Democrat. RJ1rm
Cn,yoIey Philip W EDgs.....AZsriah q tlsgs.
Sh,,T .....,.....Jas C. " ilett......Je. c. Wistt.
Tonf, ,,,k ......R b. Connolly Doug. Lefiog well
S,y,et eommisstoaer nenry How..d .Daolei Even
Com Of rep and .Nah s. selih Joseph S1uthW1rtn
Cooperation council Lor shepsrc L9r o. onephd.
Coz aims hOute....C IT, G1nther r. haSemeye1
~ lhor. n DOW IL frisco
Juc0s Supreme court. Us H. Whips ia. n Mnint
Judge. Super, court oSas B. Phips..I. T. yoodrua
JBoge Common Pleas. John r. Brady amb Ly'nsston.
ho inc Court David OKe efe IT.. Chss T. Brds..
(HN Aihelm M.D..f. W. Perry, MD.
r. d. ConueIy.......H III. v WI helfn MD
Coroner Rob-rt Gamble s Jones'
w o. Donnel. Md. e. ID Connery.
The Temperance par y have nominated for Co
missioner of repairs supplies Joseph South WORTH
for corporation attorney Louis N Glovef for govern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

The Republicans have nominated in connection with
TIE Wings Daniel Willis in the IX'h district. The
Reformers have nominated John Mclean in the With
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-25

Tie Temperance par have nominated for Co Il
missioner of repairs anc supplies Joseph South worth
for corporation attorney Louis N Glover; for govern
or Of Aims house, Isasc ]. Oliver.
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WARD OFFICERS.
EnAnA

The even numbered wards only elect aldermen this
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

Suburban alorilinp, October Is. 1855.
seIttttS qoetrp.
HYMN OF DEATH.

Death is the fading of cloud,
The breaking of a chain:
The rending Of a mortal Shroud
We ne'er shall see again.
Death is the conqueror's welcome home,
The heavenly city's door;
The entrance of the world to come
lis life forever more.
Death is the mightier second birth,
The unavailiug Of the SOUL
lis freedom from the chains of earth,
The pilgrims heavenly goal
Death is the purer. nohler spring,
The second Eden's bloom;
The role of bliss that angels bring,
our victory Ter the tomb.
Death is the close of Hfe's alarms,
The watch-lighr on the shore;
The cla>ping in immortal arms
Ofloved ones gone before
Death i the gaining of crown
Where saints and angels meet:
The laying of our burden down
Al the Delivercr's feet.
pea;h i song from seraph's lips,
The iay-Spring from on high;
The ending Of the souls eclipse.
IT. transit 10 The sky.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

GAIN OF TIxE-Tfhe difference between RS
ing every morning at six instead of eight 0cloc
in the course Of forty years. arnountS to -. 500
hours, or three years I2l DAYS, aud Is hour: :
which IS eight hours a day for exactly @ wears;
50 that rising ct six will bc the same as If nine
years Of l;fc were added, wherein we mar con-
ulaud eight hours Of every day for the cultiva-
ton of our minds and disI,atch Of business.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

% Tac frest i1c1 Of a thunder storm Is
Effea Virgins cssne FGznc tight He eane
into the Tcon among his wife ard daughters,
an9 irSs then he tGrlbseSf over the cradle and
fell Ehoo2 on the Hcc- After while he
rose and id Wife are yoa hurt ~ s No :
a. Girls are vp7 hurt ~ So.H aTerrIble
clan. wasr.rt r. -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

SloE WoRk--The bounty land warrants
commenced being issued on the Isl Of Jane
and after the expiration OF three months, only
23,sss have been Issued As there are 2Q9.
600 applications, il Eil take over two ycaEs
at the present rate of issuing, 70 SATISFY al
the aFprllirsutS
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

80 The editor Of the Rochester Dtzarcra.
gives this receipt 10 kin ieas on dogs: Soak
the dog for FIVE minutes in canphene. and then
set fire 10 him. The effect Is iEStaa .anaoHs.a
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

EQrIrocAL APEEATrox.- vag, seeing a
lsly at a IartT with vcrr loT-seked gi-ess
AMI isaTe arms. expressed llis atizi=-atfo- b.
sayiHg that she estariYFs4 the w'.olc Tszrttr.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

s~ SimkiRs saEs his wife do1't literally
Y ar the breeches, but she does fguratirelv.-
The six dollars poor 5. laid aside to par for a
new pair OF pants, Mrs s. inTes.ed in : :. d1ck
OF Z bonnet
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

E WHY are tte United States colc-x IKE
tic stars in He4Teay
Bec2nse they are bevcnd the poEcr OF a-y
nation 20 pull them dOrn @s
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

h An oil farmer, whose sOn had died, vas
visited BY leighbOr, mao began TO ooa6ole
R:ta him "a ilis loss
Ny loss No sGch thing It's bis OWN loss
-hs vas Of age
That farmer vas philcsorheT.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

IL 1t wasn't for hope flsc heart woall
break q he oal lady Said when size bmrs4l
her srveGth husband. and Eookel aazilxss.r
asnosf- nc funeral er0E d fOr aunD4 iaer. -
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

n- Coaviace wise man Of his error, and
he will thank yca, co1Yince fool, and lie viii
insnlt yca.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

a@ \ German Astronomer siEs thai in
twen'y naillion Of years iroa HoE the earta
Sill lie DESTROYED by a eoE2et- Stand from
EnsaeE
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

CvRR4N'S TNGFHUG-Y-A farmer attended 4
fair with hundred pounds in his pocket. took
the precaRtion of depo>itiRg il in the hands OF
the landlord Of the FabIc house at which he
stoHped. Having occasion for il shortly after
wards he rcSorted 10 mine host for payment.
Bat the landlord, TOO deep for the countryrnan,
wondered what he meant and was quite sure
that no such Surn had ever been lodged in his
hands by the a>toDiShed rustic. After ineffec-
tRal appeals 10 the rcC0ncctioa agHi finally to
the honor Of Bar,lolph, the farmer applied to
Curran for advice
" Hare patience. my friend, said the eour-
sci, speak TO the landlord ciFilly-ieil him
yOu hare left y0Hr money with some other per-
son, Take friend with ron, aud lodge with
him another hundrei in the presence Of your
friend, and come 10 me-
lie did 50, and returned 10 his legal
friend
. And now I can't see how Ina going 10 be
the better Of for this. If / get my second hun
dretl back again but how Is that TO be
done =
:. Go and ask him for it when be Is alone, /"
said the counsel
. All. Sir, asking won't do. I'm afraid, with
out my witness, 81 any rate
= NeEer mind, take NV advice said the
counsel do As | bad Won, and retarn TO
me
The farmer returnesl with his hundred. glad
10 and that safely in his possession.
. Now. sir. m1>t be content but | ii0a ID see
I'm much better of
Well, then said ihe coanSel, now take
your friend along with you. and ask the land
lord for the moaey yoar frie2d saw yoa leave
with him
We need not add that the willy landlord
found lie had beea taken Of Lis guard. while
our hoagSt friend retaraed TO thaEk his coaE-
sci, exu!iegly, with the two hundred in his
pocket
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-10-13

The BrrTER TREE-There is a trse in Az
rica called the Shea tree, from which butter
of most excellent kind is obtained. Il is
found near kaaba, on the banks Of the Niger.
These trees grow in great numbers all over
that part of Bambara. They are not planted
By the natives, bat are found growing natural
ly IN the woods and. in clearing woodland
for cultivation, every tree Is cut down but the
shea The tree Itself very much resembles
the American oak, and the kernel in water has
somewhat the appearance Of . Spanish olive
The kernel Is enYelopei in sweet pulp, under
thin green rini, AMI the butter proiaced from
il, besides the advantage OF its keeping the
whole year without salt. IS whittier, frmer, and
Of richer favor than the best butter ever
made from COWS milk. The growth and pre-
paration Of this commodity SEEMS to he among
tie first objects Of African industry, and il
constitutes main article Of their inland con-
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