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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-04
LIKENs, HOSIERY AND CLOVIS.

DABiE Damask, st, %, i0-4 la and ~ Phw-cass
Linens, baFnsley shseting, Bird Rye Diaper heca9aek
Crash Napkins aud irish Lnens trsnch Linen cAsbck
knghsh sk aud Cotton Hosiery Water Hosiery ~ kind
Ladies' and Genaemsns Kid 6oyes Beaver and GApnile
Gloves, 6e. nov4
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DISORDERS OF THE BOwELS!


NJ Medicine that has been introduced into this
~ ton Of the country has been found valuable the
GREFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP.
Thousands Of bottles have been sold Of years in this
state, has been found in every to give instant
relief in all cases Of
Dysentery and Diarrhea, the Premoni-
tory Stages of Cholera,
6oody Fux, Grping, Pain in the Stomach Bowels and
all incidental complaints from eating unrpe fruit, crude
vegetables, change Of water, &C.
The occasion to offer certificates for medicine that
has been used in almost family in the State with
pl5e IL used by the Board Of Health in New
York and also at st Petersburg in Russia in the Cholera
Hospitals when other remedies had failed and is universal
y admitted 10 be he best and most reliable medicine in
istence for the disorders it processes to cure.
This medicine is warranted and should il fail TO
circumstance yet known-the money will be- In all
cases, refunded.
The Of this Medicine and the confidence which the
public reposes has induced the subscriber to have left
for sale at all the Drug Stores throughout the State Price
per bottle, so cents. Iny22l ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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TEISoS wALKEl
fuOMAa HODGE.
HODGE & WALKER,
Rarbers, Hair Dfessers, &c., &cs

:"
AVE opened their establishment, and offer TO their
customers and the public in general Inducements never
before offered In this city Having newly cited up our house,
feel confident that all who give call viii leave well
satisfied In addition 70 Barbering, Hair dressings &C. We
have large comaodious and neatly furnished Bat-Rooms
These the finest in the ey and 10 convenience and
comfort, cannot be surpassed in the country While pass
ng gentlemen and patrons step in and with what
magic "make the hair fly" and what sautary effect our
pure water has upon wearied and cote body.
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I.OR SALE offer Ger sale In oweni Pat q Busna
IL VISTA oi contsinhg acres, situated the
Of Cas- aud Webster streets.
AiSOA lot on he eorueF cf Clay and Mari ssreet con
aiming acres and lot the coFpsr cf Mari aud Clay
streets opposite she above 800 ket ont Mari street.
and 10 feet Cay Boz further information apply
te n. A. BALLoWk. 9easIsl Agcnt
t.aa3 EH No. ~ DealcEiek 81
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THIS BAY,

THIS BAY,
ID ECEIvFD by Express the largest stock Of SUMNER
N wRAPPINGS we have ever offered.
ALSO,
An extra lot EAfBR0IDERIE n Chemisees and Sleeves
Collars coarees, Basques, Cottage CaPes Jaeonet and
Swiss Bands and Rulnes, Sc, &c
ALSO,
A splendid lot of MOURNING COLLARS and SLEEVES,
beth separate and in sets.
DRESS GOODS,
0f all the newest syles that outin silks Bareges,
Tissues 0rEandes, Jaeonets &e, 4c all Of which viii
e the lowest posi- bic prices for cash, 70 prompt buy
US on time. lmAri4l r.. @. McNAikY co. +
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"BOOKS THAT ARE ROOKS,n
AND WORTH READING,
GREECE AND THE GOLDEN HORN
VI FLOOD FIELD.
UNCLE SANS FARM FENCE
MORNING STARS OF NKw WoRLp.
FIFTY YEARS BOTH HRsusPHEREs
NoEANTUM NATIcK
LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND.
THE PILGRIMS OF WAIsfSGHAM
Hills, LAKES AND FOREST STRKANs
THE MONEY MAKER.
SUBSrANCE AND SHADOWS.
TEN NIGHTS IN BAR ROOM.
TABLES FoR CRITICS
FERN LEAvKs. Second Series,
MEMORIES THE WATER
TENNEssEAN ABROAD
BERTHA AND LILY.
The HERMTT's DELL.
HONEY NOOK and other ComicaIities
Miss LEsLIE's BEHAVIOR Book
THIS, THAT AND The oFHER.
For sale by CHARLNs W slIITP
mar2 BUG
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". W. ALEXANDER. ........ ....-...F. A. PARHAM.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE AND
GENERAL AGENCY,
HAITIAN NOOGA.,

VSOR the collection Of doubtful or other claims buying
selling or renting lands, lots procuring situations &C.
Prompt attention and undoubed references when required
feb22-tf ALEXANDER PARIiAM
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c1oAKs. rALMAs. sHAwLs, &c.

BEAUTIFUL variety OF Cloth and Velvet ClOaks, Tai
n mas Grape shawis, Tnkens and Ihiooe' shAWiA Cash-
re scarfs. &C. ho'a
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TO HOTELS AND FAMILIES.

I'VE are selling Ice Cream at t25 so per gallon;
w We are selling "a Bread Tickets for 81;
We are selling all kinds OF Crackers at Joe q 10;
We are selling Black and Green Teas, warranted, 25
per cent lower than any other house in the trade.
Weare selling every article in line at equally reduced
prices. fmy26l VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
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CHlLDREN,S PANACEA.

CHILDREN,S PANACEA.
IF THE GREFENBERG COMPANY had never produced
any thing for the public benefit than this invaluable
Medicine they would yet deserve the gratitude Of every
parent for the
CHIEDRENsS PANACEA,
Which has saved the lives Of young children, and
relieved sick babies than any other medicine
known.
From hour old TO five years Of age, this medicine
never comes aiss DROPPING CHILDHOOD For Fever Teeth
ing, Worms, Collie Dsordered Bowels &C. 1t fals.
Those who have used pronounce it 10 be Of
the greatest Of blessings.
e1Ss- For sale at every Drug Store ia the State.
my22 ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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RICH SPRING GOODS.


w. A. &J. G.. McCLEL AND
JXToULD call the attention of friends and buyers in
w general, to the
Largest and Most Elegant STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS
Ever offered by them This stock has been selected with
unusual care and at prices which will enable them to oher
very great inducements TO buyers, particularly TO CASH
buyers METROPOLITAN STORE,
Nos. 81 and 5S College Street.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Elegant Plaid and Striped FO1 s6e pe Sery Se cheap;
Super Black Gro De Rhines, very cheap
Mourning Silks
Elegant Flounced Bareges;
Rich Printed -.
super PLAN Bareges, in coOrs and black, very cheap
:" Chalies, "
Elegant French Organdies;
Printed JacOnets, neat styles;
A large lot of Printed Muslins, very low pricedi
Ginghams Printed Linens, Chints, Prints, &C. &C.
CURTAIN GOODS.
Rich Satin Brogatele;
"a Wool Damasks
Union ....
[" Lace Curtains
Muslin Curtains, with Sll the Trimmings
complete for putting up Curtains made to match.
STAPLE GOODS.
Our stock Of Staple Gools Is very large and complete
Irish Linens Damask do, TSweug do Tckngs, Linen and
Drills Tweeds Apacas Bombazines Drab De Etc. Cloths,
Cassimers Yestings, &o., &c., all very cheap, at
AIcCI,ELLAND'S METROPOLITAN STORE
apr6 Nos. 81 and So College Street.
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CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs, FLANNELs BLANKET

T,RFNCH and English Cloths and Cassmeres In great va
Il rety Coaking Cloths blankets Of an kinds, sAtinets,
Jean Tweeis (a WOOL Plaid Lnseys, heal heleA ran
GELS and ali 9th er descriptions, ETC., etc
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CHATTANOOGA GAZETTE.

TTS old established paper has large and increasep
Il circulation IN lower East Tennessee, Georgia and
North Alabama and offered TO the Business Men Of Nash
Vile as one Of the best ADVERTISING MEDIUMS. Terms
moderate. leb22-il Y. A. PARHAM.
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T,RESU GARDEN NEEDS-Just receI

IRESH GARDEN SEEDS-Just received
II large lot OF Fresh Garden Seeds from d. Lsndeth
prising the varieties brought to the market-cabbage
beeds assorted; Onions Radsh Sasay Beet &c by the
n; Extra Early and Early May Peas week Mohawk
and Valentine Beans by the gallon bushel, Silver Skin
and Red Onion ses by bushe bb and having sold out
be fresh, &C. BROWN GRuBBS,
fan5 4S College 81
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DRESS GOODS,
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale, In whole IN part my place In Edge
nsld situate the GAllatn Pike For tems apply 10
the subscriber, or 20 Messts. LIxpsLKy cRocKKrI.
uuari5-u HENRY BLOOD.
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GENTS SUPER CALF W. p. THICK SOLID BOOTS.
IxIR have received lot Of No double soed water proof
w calf boots q the very best quality.
Gents' double soled calf shoes and Oxford Ties;
do superhne waking and eTess BoOts
DO p. I. Congress Gaters;
For sale al lowest cash prices
RAsiA6E CHURCH,
fabss 81 College street
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NOTICE.
The KnuckIc washing Machine.

WE have been apponed agents for the sale Of this cee
w brated Washing Machine. Every family in the State
should, by all means, procure Immediately, the
amount Of labor saved Is immense
Full directions and go and show it used free Of
charge [aprSl uB s. H. LOOMS 4 co.
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SNUFF-1OO dozen scoch and Macoboy Snuff, in bot
~ ties and kegs, for sale by
april VESSEL THOMPSON.
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r ONGwORTH,S CATAyyBA WINES
IL We have just received fresh supply Of Longwo tbs
Wine IN quart and pint bottles Also the Dry Cstswba in
casks S. Ii. LOOMS & CO.,
iei4 Sole Agents for Nashville
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THE BEST HAIR DYE.

nR. O. NJ. BALLARDS (ncw article received the high
~ est premium at the WoRIDs FAIR and AMERICAN INsTI.
TUTE where 1t examined by the DISTINGUISHED CHEMISTS
DIR. Chiffon and Prof JOHN ToRREY and pronounced the
BEST For sale by the principal Druggists in this city
Price 81 Principal Office and Store, Nos. 1913 and 500
bhoADHAfs New YORK. mar21-1y
M Z have now in store by late arrivals
w so hhds. N. o. Sugar. new crop;
IO0 Dbls. Molasses, dO
100 do Deans Extra Whskey
lI5 boxes-halves and quarters-Star Candles;
so do Palm Soap;
100 do Tallow Candles;
2Z5 do Western Reserve Cheese;
80 bbls. Clover Seed;
4S boxes Peter NJ. Boaz's Tobacco No. 1;
29 do Preson's do do.
"a do 6. B0yd's do do:
.s 10 do Boaz Goodwin's do do:
III do Various Brands
500 900 Regalia Cigars, all grades;
Which we viii sell low for Cash.
jams g. II. LoOMIs 4 90
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RATEs OF ADVERTISING:

Newspaper propretors generally HnS prevaing
fty under ussges and r without remunera-
on srs an sny other q community gns nnd
publication oil cA a. esrec obituaries, &C.. &C., which
a oSS be Inserted at heavy cost to the @ G
them burden aec g e abuse by making
upon IN bsrge to some extent at least upon the par
teS Immediately Interested In tins tey esd S1e gIs by
"a sc intrinsic propriety, and imperative outy %
s, The subscribers have therefore, united togetn-
81 81 ~ Of these as well every sort OF regular
business advertising -. - 1o ,,,es or
For each square Of IL lines or less o. sI IN
Roacb sSditiona insertion, per square. OO
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II. IL. CURRE ",

Cabinet Maker and Undertaken,
EGS leave inform his friends and the public generally,
I'D that keeps constantly hand Collins Of every de-
scripon from the paines servants to the 6ne Metallic
tight and air exhausted Collins the best for pre-
serving the Corps; together with good Hearses and Horses
and everything necessary for burials.
All orders left at my Ware Room No 81 Coopers Building,
Cherry street, WILDE promptly attended both day and
ght ftel-dl
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THE FIRST ANNUAL
State Fair and Exhibition
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee,
VIII open at Odd Fellows Hall,
IN THE CITY OF NASHVILLE, |,
On the First Monday Of October, 1885.

IN THE CITY OF NASHVILLE,
On the First Monday Of October, 1855.
MANUFACTURES, Mechanics Artists, and ell others
wi invited 10 contribute specimens Of their skin
abor Competent Judges viii be appointed to an
articles exhibited and award PREMIUMS those entitled
20 them under the rules.
All articles sent for exhibition viii be stored without
pense owner and should be 10 the o Wm.
H. Gordon Co., Commission Merchants, Market street.
The object Of the Pair 10 develop and encourage the
Manufacturing and Mechanical interests % the stae. Its
cement in the hands Of committee Of reliable and
and energetic men, and its placed beyond doubt
and invitation most cordially and confidently extended
~ all who be disposed 70 participate In It's advantages
No CHARGE viii be made 10 exhibitors either for the priv
lege Of exhibiting or for admission 20 the Fair.
The opening Of the State Agricultural Pair and the meet
ing Of the Legislature simultaneous with the opening Of the
Mechanics Exhbon viii add unusual interest 20 ths oeea
son. -
hibton ard al other information desired viii be prompt
n, Earded BY addressing either Of the undersigned.
M M. MOS0HAN, Pres't.
H. K wALKEE, Cor. Seo'y ADT9
FOOD FOB MAN AND BEAST.
CORN-9OO sacks Corn; so Oats leo bales hsy
~ received and for sale by d. d. DIoKEY,
spTs No. 5 College street.
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NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned, late Of Augnsia Georgia. having pur
chased Of Messrs NiCHoL PKLoocK their stock will
continue the Commission and Grocery Business their old
stand, Of Market AMI Church streets.
myi6 SEYMOUR, TANNING co.
AvING sold stock OF Mechanics 70 Messrs SEY-
NOuH FANSISo Co., late Of Augusta, Georgia, we
take pleasure In recommending them cuscmers
gentlemen in way worthy their support ard patron
age myl6 NICHOL 4 PEACOCK.
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THE Subscriber proposes to receive limited number OF
Pupils instruct in all the branches OF thorough
English and Classical Education.
Every Educational Facility viii be provided for the study
of the Natural Sciences There will be good Chemical
and Philosophical apparatus, fine Cabinet OF Minerals
well selected Library to which the students may az
all times have free access.
No Pupil under ten years Of age can be received
The first session will commence on the flRSF MONDAf
in September.
Terms per session Of FIVE months, $40
JOHN KIMBERLY, A. NJ.
Reference made TO the Faculty of the University OF
North Carna; Professors Agassz Wyman and Hsrsord
Of the Scientific School, Cambridge; Hon Thos
Bragg Governor of North Carolina Hon. Kenneth Rayner
of North Carolina.
ANY communication left at the Gazette office, viii receive
attention ie29-2m
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HAHNEsSS AND NaNAAIRSs
n FCFIVFD this day as sets Eastern made hedd'e ye9
IL Harness on shafing. Also, dSE. pair Cotton Hand
Cards Imari3-u1 JNO D. WEST.
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NIGARS-l5OOO extra Principe Cigars, received pc
~ express this day by VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
feb10
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VIZ ARRASfED free from Grit any Glntinous SUB
w whatever, and superior 10 other CrAyons
nov in
Afsr having given the American Biaekeoard Crayons
f.ir and impartial trial, being ally convinced o. ther
sErerior msrits readily give oar testimony IN nso
their being the hest Cayobs hst - have ever sen eo
buiux Al he aaages that could Be desired N such an ar
Thouas shsr~in, EagsA High school Boston,
Geo. AEen, JF, hAncock
Hubbard Wnslos, Young Latiee
Vraneis y wllAnls, Engish High school, Boston,
Pierce 4 Area, Eng. Classical ochooi. W NeEton,
n f1lilnshast STATE sormAl school, bridgeUater,
Jaaarhan Tsnny, Manchester High school,
y a Eaton, PhLhps' Academy, ABdoper,
A. r. Pope, somergte,
q, w. Pfympsoa, State Normal school. Aioany n. y
Eshridrr smish, cAneFiigs High scho
Fsr ssle ~ cHAKl ~ W. SMITH
Aprls so
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
INHE partnership heretofore existing between r. L. Cren
shaw and d. 5. Wright has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent R. L. Crenshaw Is alone authorized to set
tie up the business OF the late rm Az persons indie bed
10 the by note account otherwise earnestly
icited forward and make immediate payment
longer indulgence cannot be given. All persons holding
claims against the hrm requested 70 he the with
Mr.. CrenshAw for payment II. I. CRENSHAW,
March 10, 1855. 1aprel D. 5. WaIGHr.
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WANEED. .a 49,.
0NE HUNDRED Thousand lbs Bacon:
" 100 bbs. Lard, for which will pay the highest
market price In cash groceries. Also Feathers Wool,
oeesWax TAlow Ginseng and Rags &C. in exchange for
oer'es tie6l CHURCH ANDERSON.
DAPER.-We are selling Letter and Cap Paper by the
ream cheaper than 1t has been sold this
city, Call and see our paper at dollar and per
feam before you buy elsewhere. = -. .l
S. H. LOOMS CO.,
jan2s Agents for Manufacturers
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FAMILY FLOUR.
WE manufacturing choice article Of Flour espe
w caly for family use, which offer to the trade on
the most liberal terms All left at the office will meet
prompt attention. tjy4l g. HAMMOND co.
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ITEMS FOR FARMERS.

NEW on PLAsT.-'lhe small tree lCdsfigtonia
LoIafol known in Peru under the name OF " PInon
cello" and cultivated about SuTeo, Huacho, ana
Snmlapcaue also growing wild IN considerable abrn-
dance In those REGIONS it has been ascerained, yields
available oil wen adapted TO the purposes OF iium-
alton is bcan-likc fruit seeds, when roased hive
an agreeable flavor preferable TO TINT of the olive
Wien eaten raw tie ethereal oil generated between the
kernel aud tie outer skin Is strong oatnarc the e.
fecis Of which can only be couneracici by drinking
cold water II has been ascerained that the seels vi"
crow in Baltimore; and doubtless plantations OF tis
tree might be formed in many parts OF the South IRON
which vast quantities Of oil might be produced, ana
thus add anOcr link to the great chain OF or national
wealth. We understand that the Patent once mas
taken measures TO procure some Of the seeds OF TINS
tree Tor tlial IN the South and Southwest
INashngtOn Union.
The JUJUBE TRKE.-The seeds OF tins tree were
iurorted short time since from the south OF Europe
for experiment in the South. 1t grows IN the form OF
a shrub Of middle size bearing red oval irut ABOUT
as large as olives incosng stone OF the same shape.
They are sweet but only eaten among us IN the form
of paste. In Algiers the fruit rpens in the month
Of June and is much sought after by the nhabltans,
who consume large quantities, both fresh and dned
as well as in the form Of a delicious paste.
CUTTINGS or THE ZASTE CURRANTs.-Ihere have
been introduced from France tho cuttings OF the
Zanio currant--a variety Of small grapc-which have
been distributed in the Middle and Western States
This variety of fruit well known as entering into
the composition 81 parts of domestic cookery,
should ii succeed, will add 10 the numerous varieties
Of choice fruit which have been introduced within the
Lost few years into our country.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
PRISON ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly meeting of the Executive
Committee of the above Association was held last
evening, May 2sth, in their Committee Room, No -
Clinton Hall, Aston Place. Present-Dr. JSo. ii.
GNsooN Chairman.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read and ap-
proved. The Treasurers report for the month was
hen read. showing the amount contributed 10
the funds of the Association From the diary OF the
agens it appears the following has been their opera
lions during the month:
-Four hundred ond forty-eght persons have
lcen Visic in our city pris)ns-thcy were faith
fully and kindly reproved, advised, and encour-
aged as their various cases seemed 10 require
lg2 complaints were examined, some few abandoned
on advice of the agent; AZ persons nave been us
charged from custody ON their neutrality-suspicious.
one of these could be recognized as old ohenders a.
DISCHARGED prisoners had received assistance IA money,
which enabled many of them to get INTO the country,
where the temptation 10 vice and CRIME Is less power
ful and where thCy may be better strengthened IN
their desire and Efforts 10 reform; 10 discharged per-
Sons from state and county prisons and pcnlten-
toros were placed in situations, away from the cites
and where ihcs may be enabled to earn Their bread.
Donations Of cast-off clothing having been more limit
I'd during the last month"; only II persons could be
supplied. Contributions othis description are solicited
in behalf of this fricnGlcss class. We make lew ex
tracts from diary Of agent: ,
sent from the hotel where be engaged, for hs own
faniys use various articles, such asegs, tea butter
sugar, &c. He was convicted and sent to Blackwell
Island for month. The agent asceriained tins 10
he his first ofeuse, and that he has wife and four
children, in state OF great mental suffering and
that they would be reduced to great misery and want
if deprived of his protection These facts were SUD
mitied 10 the Court accompanied with solemn prom
ice ON Lis part never TO be found in such plight
again.
PENDED and lie discharged
No 2 aged IL, was arraigned on charge Of petit
Larceny. He had up to this date filed situation in
law Office with great credit TO himself and satisfaction
TO his employer.
His parents are persons Of high moral character,
socitous for the best interest OF their The agent
begged the Court 10 remand him until they could at
tend. -
Tho father subsequently, clled at the office OF the
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trcts some fields of Mediterranean wheat have as yet

rics, some fields Of Mediterranean wheat have as yet
escaped.
Tire following letter from Geo. Talbot OF CentreyiIe,
Michigan, is dated May %.
rec BY your paper hat you are anticipating fine
crors Of wheat his wear. If other sections promise
no better than this we shall have very poor crop
rode Yesterday about 30 miles among the farmers and
did not sec more Il an field of wheat but what was
badly damaged BY The insects. Some who three weeks
AGO thought they would have twenty-five bushels TO
de acre would now ike to be insured ten; some say
they will not get thclr seed
A few had sown Mcdi;eranean wheat last fall, that
has entirely escaped, and looks very well.
Our corn is ont Of the ground end looks very well
have forty acr,s planted which be seen all across
the fold will have 10 work II next week.