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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

I-OR SAVANNAH AND FfOKiDA-uSIrkD STATES
I Mail Line The noe AMI elegant steamship
ArGUsTA, Capt. Thomas ! yoD, wll leave New York for
ssvsnnsh on ssiureSy, February 10, from pier No. Z
North river, al . O'Clock y N. Bills Of lsaing sgnsd on
bosrd. For fregbt apply on board or for passage, 10
SAMUEL J.. MlitIIllI, - broadway. FOR ftorliA,
through tel cts from New York 20 Jhcssoaylle, t5I, 20
Plata, s;3. The KnoIviis, Capt q d. Ludlow, viii
succeed, and leave or saturdsy, leo. ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

VytNIFD-N A fRlyArE NIL IN BROOKLYN,
w an American Pfo,cs,Aas girl, she must under
stand ~athiDg and ioniny sud plain oooLiug. 0rs tkA,
can l. well RECOMMENDED may spply a, 30 lIsls street.
TIooklIn n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
II. CRoxnIE, Deputy sheriff.
Dated View York, February 3, 1855.

ClEknF sAIF.-A. ". CRf-TALAR, AUcn0NEER,
- vii sell on MONDAY, 18th Inst, at IoIs O'Clock, At
Nos 24s sud 2silS Grand street, the contents. Of . boot
and shoe store, coasisting Of . choice sels stiop 81 l.liss'
%tasisrs, boots and sssss, and store futures. ny order ~
T. J. GILLIAN, Deputy shsrla.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
C,euvs C,Iend.r-rhss M,

COMMON PIxAs-Part Mos. ia, GAG, 237, $50, 264,
1S2, 266, 26S, 300, 27l, 272, 273, 274, 80, 277, 278, $50.
TIM sfHKR Contradictions and decisions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

On Wednesday. February 7, by the Rev. ]. Millstt,
THOMAS II. BuLnnR to Mrs. MANY JASE MAraKR, all Of this
city.
Goshen and Orange county papers pleas copy.
On Thursday, February 8, by the Rev. j. II Romer,
Mr.. AspRHw J. wooD, OF this city, to Mrs. SARAH h.
SIAws0A, Of Albany.
Albany papers please copy.
On Thursday, February 8, at the Episcopal church OF
the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Dexter Potter, d. d., DR..
JOHN SUMMARIZED ANDREWS to CHRISTIAN, daughter OF
James Davies, Esq Pennsylvania terrace, all Of E,st
New York, l. l.
At Middietown, Ct, on Thursday, February 8, by Rev.
Frederic J. Goodwin, Rector Of Christ church, WILLIAM
II. PATTES, Of New York, TO NARY A., daughter Of the
late John G. Hunter, OF Midcletown, IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

rhsUz apL ~scrcfais, aud their cure. The extraordinary
lowers Of these valasbis osedLcines are su IA that any
1sse, however desperate or long standing, will readily
yissd, ~ uted according 10 che printed directions. Sold
u pets sad boxes ~ Is cents, tlk cents AID 81 each, and
ut the manufactures, 10 Msiden lane, New York, and IA
ktrand, London, and by al ~druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

II E0HIARTY, tCTIONEIR-wILL SELL THIS DAY,
81 at 10 O'Clock, 1t ia Chatham street, a large as.
Soriment 81 furniture from families leaving the city; also
the balance Of the furniture from Thursday's sale, not
dlsIoied Of In coz sequence Of the storm Also from
manufacturers . general assortment sals pcremptory
v thout reeve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

Y,t10P,-A GENTLEMAN OI THE FIRST LITERARY
alta nnn MIA, wishes q situation a. tutor Ia . re-
" ectsb Bile family, or would attend q fsw private pupils.
tall IN or address TobaiDe, Adainssn's drug store, cor.
ner AZ Fourth street AMI Bfo.dsay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

heart can &c cured by III. II X. ROOT, author Of "The
Jcopies Medical Lighthouse Once, 512 Broadway, New
York. The names AZ any number Of respectable people
can be given AZ reference, who have been cured Of these
b~srstofors fatal dsssscA kothin g but vegetable inre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

John W. sO~MERINDYKE, A~UCrIOSEEg. STORE
81 10 Centre street, corner OF frarslin. Me rtgags
sale o. groceries fixtures, &c.-rhis day, (satarday) At
variety Of tess, conses, sugar., &C., counters, counter
Tcat.s, measures, &C., &c.
CHARLES y. WATTS, Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

GsOEn FOR sALE-A COFFEE, CAKE N RE
DZCOs freshment saloon an old established
stand, situated in one OF the best locations in the city;
win be sold for the above sum, as the proprietors are
going South. Apply at 2l2 Broadway, room No. 10.
sIMERS L. PURDY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

Aess, moustsebe or hair 10 erow strong and thick In sx
wseks; viii not stain o. iniHre the akin. 81 per bottle,
cent 70 any part Of the couatry. II @. Graham, ks5
RrcAdvsy zeiber, ~ south Third street, Phiiaeeiphia;
fpaclpg, ~ 1n@nont ros, Boston; Briggs, 81 state
street, albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

mo. KIEsE. AucTIoSERe -FOURrs SALE or
new books, embracing over 600 varieties Of pab.
lithsrs' exchanges, at auction, saturiAy evening. feh.
ruary 10th, a. 7 O'Clock, at the sales room, 377 Broad.
way, a large c, Ilecton o. books, stationery in quaint
tics, and superb valentines.
LYMAN a co (successorn 70 Cooley and Ksese
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

VIZ ANTEr--BY A kEsrEcrABiE MARRIED WOMAN,
w vbo has Just Loaf her baby two weeks OH, a baby
20 nurse NJ her own resida.ee, which Will meet With
every csre and attention. Please apply 70 Mrs. ksSesr,
At 5s3 Pearl street In the ear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

yN AsrFb-fN A MILLINERY EsrABiJ.HAPST a
w young lady, ~ho unisr,tanis bSJ.hreIsnr knd
,.l.F. The bts, q refer, ices rtqplrst. appb AZ 20
Way,riy place after 10 A VI.
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sPnFsTTUALISM.

CPrRITUAL RAPPING N WRITING Mr. COAN
- will receive Walters daily at 720 Broadway, Hope
Chapel Building. hours 10 to II O'Clock A. NJ, and 3 to
3 and 7 70 O'Clock Pm Wednesday and Saturday even
ings excepted. Admission SO cents. III Public circle
tomorrow Sunday afternoon and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10
Ruahtou,s Cod Liver on, for Consum ption.

Hyaat's Life Balsam.-Rhcumntism In Ia
moNt painful iorms, abo ~scrofula, old ulcers, and the
vorst CO res o. disease of the blsod, great debility, liver
complaint, Kidneys, i~ncipisnt assumption, &e., are most
certainly cured by this great purifier. Principal dspo.
2lo Grad street. 10 cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

L'UR AORf o. x, PT1Ei.sBUEG N RICHMOND
The United states mail steamship JAAEsT0Hs, L.
Parrish, con nAndsr, viii leave pier IL north river, on
fAtuioay. February 40 At Z O'Clock y NJ vii arrive 10
Noriok the Bsrs attsrnDon, and Pstsrsoafg sud Rich
moLa the ioiioring me IA NJ. Prom Norfolk, patssngss
for The South proceed BY i.uso@d direct, With thfours
tickets from H,ldon 10 Wilmington Augusta. he. Pas
rsse and fare 10 Eor.ok, -, 10 Pstrrsbuv and Rich
nOnd, tl0, stsrTass bali price. Apply 20
UDtAM Il HLAsAsTH, % Broadway.
II OR NORFOLK, PETEgsDCRG. AMI mcii1OsD.-
N The Ipite4 Sta'es mail steamship JANE ell
lsavs this afternoon for the sboyv pl,css. fas~nzsrr
gong furihsr souih can take the ssabssrd ant noanols
ks Iroad II Sorfot. Per passage, apply 20 LIDiAk A
TFAsASTs, y Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

yyAs1Ip-A s%rTUAToS, ~ a VERY REspEefA
w bio woman, a. ho9s.kseper IN . .n.fi family
Coed city rri.rencs. Can b. seen Tor ihrs asy ~ 10
Perry street, third story, baei room, In the rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

"a kh1fn-IHhFDiA My, ~ a PRESCH AMY,
W EGcod mart ecoki sndsrsi.udiag Pst'e > vasb
Ing and lrGLiDg EoIe need .ppiJ without guoIaiy y.
fIentcs. Apply at 20 vest Thir,y stootd ssyrs,. y, dsy,
between On, aud i've o'clJe. 4 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

The Greatest Discovery OF the Age--Dr.
Tobias Venetian Iniment, for the cure OF dyssnt<ry,
Group. cholera, collie, rheumatism, nc. No one should
. - without this vaiuabi. remedy every bottle 10 war
rsnted. Sold BY all tho druggists and storskeepers. De.
pot 20 cortlandt street. Price rs cents and 90 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

Tor CHARLESTON n FLORIDA -skMI. WEEKLY
United states Ma Lne.-Tbs steamship SOUTH
LRhER, I. Evan commander, will leave pier No. = North
river, on Saturday. Feb. 10, Al . O'Clock r. n. precisely.
Dor freight apply on board, vber, all bills of isdisg viii
BE- signed; and Tor pa'sags, At the Once Of si'OffORO
1TIIh1ON 4 co, 40 broadway. Throsgh ticket. 70 DO
tide ~ foiloys;-1o Jacksonville, s3i 70 iTia,ts, So.
The HAfhVlIlR VIII succeed and ls.vs on Wednesday,
teb. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

WAYTfD-A SITUATION A. cIANBERssrD AND
w waiter. Apply AZ so Fourth street, bet~ssn 10
ard 2 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

CHERIfF's ALE-BY VIRTUE or SEVERAL wRIT5
- o'tteeution TO me directed and delivered, | will eS-
pose for sale, ut public vendue, on Saturday, tie 10th
day Of February, at IL O'Clock noon, NJ 2s Bow-ry and
ss7 IrooDe street, Is vide power looms, rafting, belt
ting, reels and fixtures; ! large Colund-r beaming and
tsttirg machine; II cop n hat frames; stoves, boilers
and fixtures; "a, coo ards Of cotton cloth; 10000 yard,
ditto; 20, ZOO yarGs ditto; 200 pieces buck rsm, 1000 yards
81 lace; 4otO yards thick Wilton lace, so DOZEN bonast
frances 40 lbs copper wire; 20 piecss Of oil sill a lot
Of manufactured goods, counters, desks, stoves and
steam aTsratus for making bosre I frames, &c,
joins 0R,Ea, sheriff.
II. CHonRiE, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated New York. Erbruarx 8. 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

WASrFD-A WOMAN 70 ~ GFsEIAL IIorsE.
w WORT must BE- . s0ot washer and iren.r and IN
desisbi cooling Mons ned spplJ uul-ss thsy are
compstsbtA sa vi1ins 10 90 the wors Apply II No ~
Cedar stree Or No lao iitinstton EHeet, BoooslJn
Wages. 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

"AN1Ep-BY A m fTCTABIs Yot NJ woNAk
w situation a. tambsIma and water. Can b
seen y her last place, No. 20 wcst T.esly ,lIth tree,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

TCGFEE b FRANKLIN. AUCr10NEtR-BY RANK.
IL LIN 4 NICHOLS office 81 Nassau street ~, Il N.
would mott respectfully aIuoupce to their friend. and
The public tina; they win give their prompt attendance
10 talss Of household furniture, merchandise, &c, at
private res deBces and stores,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

INFORMATION wANTED-Of FERDINAND DEUSaN0,
i Who ltft his father In December, 1s49, from Boston,
on his way to New York; u o German. ny calling q b.
Beiderhase, No. 80 Duane street, he will hear Of soms-
thing 70 his great advantage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

Q9E -~KsgnGyrIC MY (nscHAs0s pKRyu
OADs ra, l-fh - iursishsi gods sss lsrsssSnps.
" .hsh tipCtrsz~o ter Ezsgn n " ns<~ Oh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

ITO DRUGGISTS. "A II sla oF REPUTATION IN
j this city wishes 90 give advice daily at . drug store,
either Ia New York or adjacent citics, on commission.
Tan irhuencc o considerable business. or wonh, till The
frat Of Nay, tts. role charge, 10 the absence of tho pom
cipsl, beng well posted up in retail nc. Old country.
men preferred. Address n. H., boz $50 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

W ANIEp-BY A HtSPEcfABLS YouS0 WOMAN
w aHtu.iion "a tbambcfmsii or waiter. upsI
ecptionsLls references. can be gwen " repaired Appil
u, ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

ID Css h co.'s AGENCY AND REGISTRY ofT1CR-
III Notice ] all el.rhs. conductors, engineers, har
keepers, stewards, portcrr, c0achmen, &o., wishing situ
atoms AZ such, viii hnd u grea ~ % their aiv,n'ase W
call nj our sgcncy and register their names with refer.
ences. We invite all business mer aud others, wishing
10 procure any of III. above a, ned assistAnts N caLhand
examine our application rtgi,tcr with references, at 10
Nassau street
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C,IrUATI0S wAsTfD-BY A YOUNG MAN, TWENTY,
- one years 81 age, as bont secper Ia a bsnl, insar.
GBce con PAM, or some mer antiie hoass; II VIII 10
malt himselt generally useful good reference Or security
" nquircd Address a ID u, ~ Eighth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

A REsPEcTABLE M~iptLE.AGED WOMAN, wa0 WAS
"A confined this wees with a stilborn chld. d..ire.
TO obtain IN infant TO mar -. - her residence. Reference.
given, II required Apply ct Huntington street, arst
street west OF Court, sHath E~rooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

MR.. L. N. ARNOLD MAY Learn OF SOMETHING
WI to his advantage, by calling At the British Com
mercial Insurance office, Is Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

NJ URsE WANTED-A rESPFcTABiE PERSON, ONE
IN who has been acouitomri % the car. 81 children,
either American, English, or frcneh, W take The charge
OF two littls boys; she NUT untsrstand eating aud
making their dresses. Tios. Who cannot answer the
above need apply. Reference. viii be required. tall Al
q Var.ck street, aftr 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

Rf {. A. WATERBURY, AUcTIoNsER.-oUR sE.
~ cond, .le this week, Of Havana segars takes place
this cay, saturday, Feb. 10, aLl0A O'Clock. This sale in-
also ten cask,, containing ] 500 gallons, very 81 2eriS.
ssaterne vine, now IN Custom House, ready Tor delivery.
a hns opportunity Tor a speculation. Full par.isulArs
by catalogue thk morning. at our store % Rrnad stceet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

WAsUD-BY a RRsrEcrAm.E SCOTCH WOMAN.
w situation 81 cool, yasL.r and inn~r, o. ss chan
bsrnstd and ssansitess, a. 10 90 tho general hosssverk
Of 'nsu private family the es.o,,y prefer ei Gsoi
city rtfrrsscs giVep. Gu be tsen an snysgsd ~ 20
w.,t t.v,nie.pth street, lstv.en SIEth and fspsh ay,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

ROoKktIpER w~ANrfn-oNE wHQp,sr sy Soable
~ rough practical kno~l die ofthays Tie very best OF
,s ~ must DC . 5000 PEN" -1erali Office. box 500, with
name r,,ia.nss ,S rcuoes, AID amount Of salary re
mir.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

WttrrD-A TAHyiR \ 0AkDfsEsj 4 MAJ
w sEl wlf~. vriiios. ,Lftr,n, 10 wos. . email fsrrs
about isssrty I've nsiks ifoE sbs sity, sssf the LBs o
the IIudsoh River railroad ihs 80 nan ranst b. fuli, aaa
Lied 10 tAts eharFs 81 q gsatsei bouss also q ,os or / 7.
snd rosluy rngassaonsbis references. ~liI ;. .aslr.1
Afeo'st msn o. Ger nsn vosh ~ ~pssfsrrst Any %,
fn dssinng ,sch a situation, -ith bsreasry q.aLfaA
tiors, Hsy t5trsn LoI J ~ Post Dases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-10

VI EIrr-A pm o. wno N EIssrAgDs DaE~
w Ing aud maiing W far Cell ., ~ hin street.,
corner ~ White street Mr. wifttAMS
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DERSONAI--THE RELATIVES OF GEORGE y. ALLEN,
Il recently mate Of . ship out Of this port, and sup
posed TO be from Pennsylvania, can hear something 70
their advantage, by applying 70
JAMES W. PHILLIPS, 50 South street.
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X~rANTED-sKyEs YOUNG hEs, TO CANVASS
w for sonsstkinR Bs- To thsss .lfhisg 90 trsvsl
Fast, We. add touth, an opportunity 10 ssv os<rsd
hat !, falsoTn pt.ssntsi. fgsEis nos cat ere zaiinx
iom o. - eli rr cay Tor p.rtsuiss srg,y 10 H
~1ceofan. ~ srepas 2 froS = 70 IA " sod 2 10 .
p ~
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ID boohkeeper, a sitGatcu ia adry goods, commission.
or any other store wher, M services would be required,
or would devote a fss hnlrs each evening In copying
posting and making out accounts, &c. Terms mode
rate, and good city reference Address 7. II. D., Herald
Office.
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Whoever will take the troubls Of casting his eyes
upon the map win discove that the British poses
sons on this continent are even larger than our
own. As late writer expresses IL: "rns large
British territory contains more than -four mill ons
IL square miles, more than two thou and six hun
drod and thirty millions Of acres, and Is equal TO
about ninth Of the territorial sur'sc, Of the ter
rstial globe--nay, more,p says this itish wh.er,
/" Il owns the supremacy Of our own sovereign lady
Queen Victoria; and she British po.essionsin North
America are open 70 the energy and enterprise OF
Englkbmsn."
We are annually assured by the President, In mis-
message, In the reteration Of the Monroe doctrine,
that we win permit no interference by foreign na-
lions in the Affairs or politi1a destnies Of this Goa
tinebt Our policy, the policy Of PresIdeo. Pierce
and bis Cabinet, meantime, mus, and vii result
In nothing else than In helping 70 populate
and build up this " huge territory, enabling IT.,
perchance, In less than . quarter Of . century,
10 place an army Of . quarter o. . million
OF men in the Geld, 10 cooperate With the
most powerful naval marine In the sorid, TO de-
eide this question, 20 eomplacenty stated. and 90
satisfactorily settled BY the President Bat this 4
more Of political ver OF the subject than design
70 take.
But what Is the asric alturA capacity q these
pfOvtpcesi The two CAnsdAs alone contain, II Il
ssi3, ~ ts7 square miles, and lsS AS acres. q
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Our Nicaragua Correspondence.

BrrrImDs, (Nc.,) Dec. 81 1854
IN Rsco'ation IN Nicaragld-Cosiellon Char0ro-
The Crsd1 Sw'sm-7he Chmat, and the CoHRtry.
The revolution has been going on for the last ten
months. And who the suferersf The unfortunate
merchants OF Europe and America because the large
credits given by the former TO the natives Of Nicaragua
enable them TO carry their wars. Az TO their own
resources they have They could not afford TO
mencement OF the revolution, wore II not for these
credits The large contributions levied by both parties
would ruin Rothschid The natives 90 20 Europe and
make those kind hearted merchants believe that they
possess large wealth n estates and other property but
shadow, and really substance have been 10 Gen.
trail America for period Of years, and can form
rect Idea Of the riches OF the natives Their estates
81 little value, and such they are, in the
Of their wives and cannot be touched by any creditor
Let me impress your minds how necessary II Is TO
be cautious In your future credits TO these plausible PEG
pie wac wiz make you believe that they have large
wealth. They, ono and all, gather from number Of
others sum from each making up tl5 600 70 s2oo 900,
and pay interest higher thaa any business
afford They then proceed 10 Europe asd get from the
deluded and unfortunate merchants credit Of three
times the amount they pay in cash. And here IL the
cause q these unfortunate revolutions. The conss
quence II that the merchants paid, and the
excuse is"Ld reroiucion Ia arruindfo met aiming.
'the revolution has ruined mer Having no interest
whatever in giving this information is done With pure
motives
Indeed, Il would be the greatest blessing IL some
strong power would take hne q country from the
hands OF such lazy OF people II In one Of the
most healthy and the soil IL the most productive o.
any country in the world. tabounds in gold and silver
mines.
Why does not Kinney 90 there instead Of coIoni,ing
the Mosquito shore where fever RACES nine montas
during the year. BLUEffETDs
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The Last OF Race or Heroes.
DAurHrS, Pa, Jan. 4, II

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
beg leave 70 inform you Of the death Of Jacob
Boener, Of this place, aged one hundred years and
six months. Mr.. Bogner fought seven years In the
Revolution. He was al q great many Of the Sc
verest battles, and was wounded three times. Since
then be has enjoyed uninterrupted good health, and
has been generally beloved and respected BY all who
knew him.
II you win notice The above In your valuable
paper, you wil confer favor on the friends Of the
departed solsier. n, q. HSnKEL.
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4
engaged have not FED the country vel and generally
cie0plyi Great proyidsrtial ai ctiyns, q dronth,
Or PIeat nAt,oDai csamlties, ~ Ear AZ bone Or
abroad, that AFFECT ductiol Or Affect he prices n
the markets, Temporarily, are contingencies that
are Inevitable and must be submitted 70. The coin.
cide' 60 OF short crops 10 Europe 1853 that dreT
from our markets IN one year upYards OF thirty mil
nots OF bushels q wle followed by snort crop
OF orr own The present season, when orr rkets
9tTe entirely bare Of the old crop have greatly al.
ysUetd the price u wheat and flour. But take the
average price OF SLeat for tbs Mt Dali century,
atd it does lot exceed 81 - cents busbels. Take
II Ter the last quarter OF century and Its little II
sny exceeds one dola.. Bur upod thfee occaEois
during That tint has II been higl tFo dola 70,
and much Of TIE time below oGe,
Only thee years ago, In 1851, the writer of this
tod beautiful crop Of Sbet, 10 an Atsatic market,
81 ~ cents busheI, and no longer tlan two yeats
aso the autumn sales Of red whes, 10 toe Baltimore
marker were msny OF them made ut - and 80 cents
busheL Let me- incidentally adj, that from high
prices, such ~ are noe current II u not alssys -
De inferred that farmer Ii lstiog large profits.
Inc aggregate amoont OF my own sales n whea.
tae present year, with AZ eqni breadth ~, VIII be
below what they have been for the lat three years,
the addition TO the price Lot making up the dcii-
Nobody has ever ooubtsd bat our farmer, could
feed the country, and iced IL well, abuudenty, aud
chesply The late censr 8 sts.i saor ths crop
Of wheat Of le4g amounted . 100 1906 $50 Bushels,
heing gain of u ,Gi5 ,JIs bus Ia Toe sst len
years Bot the crop of lsAs failure In several
i ~ me large wheat dstrc's, aod the return was
4 "tbort CROP" The GRIP ~ ohlo alone vas more
than rs 900 600 Of bushels beoE Der crop Of lsJ0as
ascertsinsd BY the sta,sici ~ that state the fol-
X losing year; and crediting ibis ADDITION alone 70
the aDnufl average, would nPse tie Increase OF
81 al Keep progress vita To mecca ~ our pope.
lsion ~ n fair II east = state u ., - per cent
10 the last ten years VIII y t3e ncr a-e " popu'
/ ls1'n. Even the lncrease in tho Old Atlantic
states, 10 long cultivated - long The nursing
mfbers Of the generations q men, vas seventeen
pr cent
20 far from supposing their caoa;ly 70 feed Tho
ccurtry doubted our sp'icuitufists 1bo Rad pls
fofth tbsir bed efforts 10 Improve tslf hHsbtoay
htd dhehsd and crslasd snd hmsi and q nisd
inTokfd science AID pent their fnoneg frfely In
ptfchSins guano add other fertilizers. tue Objecs
~ commercial traffic they were PREPARED 70 caaF
lenge TIE county I'm some urase, AID y snael saie
tast Their trorts, many ~ .uem gene COS sad IN.
= Deb. boxing n mach - god and high order
/ q farming A. 70 any immediate prOnsettey aai
nght " suppcse that their e6Drts thus ~ sisFAis
the cbarscser 81 aefiou scre and 4, put % loot
lng crediiAb.e H. The Eat0n and complying fATora.
I by with The same Interests IN Other countr.es,
| woold bays been promptly rccos riysf and -.