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SclccilNg Seeds.

This is p-c"irrly the tine "f seed gathering.
and much dr?ends upon the care and skill exer-
cIsed. l. may be laid down as general rule. that
the earliest and best specimens ui plants should
invariably be chosen 10 furnish the germs Of q
furure crop.
Corn is the most important production OF our
country and special care should be taken TO
s. lee, seed now for spring planting. After de-
Gliding from rxprrIrnc- whr ynrIeiy 10 b-s; adapted
10 particular lncaIry, le, the next nitrHsInn be
directed 10 6udng The fields stalks which have
r,pened 6rsr, for quick growth and early maiu.
ri,y are the most important cnnsderatinna IN n
country wiser,'. on the sssrage. oastrn:h Of the
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09
PARODY ON HOHENLINDRN.

In seasons when our funds are low,
Subscribers are provoking slow.
And new supplies keep up the dow
or dimes departing rapidly
But We shall see a sadder eight,
When Buns pour in from morn TO night.
Comma ndinE every Sixpence bright
To be forked over speedily.
Our bonds and due bill, are arrayed-
Each seal and signature displayed-
The holders VOW they must be paid,
With threats of LAW and Ch1ncery."
Then to despair we're almost driven
There's precious little use in Iivin'.
When our last copPer's rudely driven
From hands that held it lovingly,
But larger yet those dues shall grow,
When interests added on below,
Length'ning our chin a foot SO,
While gazing at Tho m hopelessly,
IT'S SO, that scarce have we begin
To plead for time upon dun.
Before there comes soHe other ono
Demanding payment ferOGiously.
The prospect. darkens. On ye brave.
Who would our very bacon save.
Waive patrons! all your prete1tE waive
And pay the Printer cheerfully,
All. it would yield u. pleasure sweet,
A few delinquentS now to meet,
Asking from US clear r, ceipt.
For papers taken rcg'larly+
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A BrrrER SATrRE.-ByraD,. the poet. dow 70
ths East. one Of his letters, AZ evfd1ucs
hat the MAhomnedans fast becoming Euro
peanisrd: They are becoming careless Of tho
,narrIrgn vow, get drunk, beat their wives, brus~
their children, associate with the in6de!s aud iu
fact are getting 10 hs almost like the ChrsStans'
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09

IIELF oSE ANoTHgR.-SIr Walter Scoc wrote (;
The race OF mankind would perish did they c-ase
to aid each other. From the time ths, lhs mother
binds the chiId's head, nll The m.'ment that some
kind assistant wipes the death damp from the brow
OF the dying, we cannot exist without MUTUAL help.
All, therefore, that need uj have right To ask 1t
Of their fellnw mortals and no one, who il in
his power 10 grant, can refuse without incurring
guilt"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09

FATHER OF MANY CMILDREH.-A correspoa,
dcnt from Bucktown, 10 this county, informs Ua
that there lived man in that vicinity, who vas
the falher Of fony- one chldred 81 by his lawiUl
wife aud IL were sworn 10 him in ons day by Oah.
er wOni-n, al OF which he acknowledged 10 b.
his snd the ID hIrgitimatc were conceived in on,
week. He died bsfore no was so years Of sgc-zv
Peace to his ashes. ..
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09

Through the kindUess Of fsieud, we arc eas-
blrd to publish this morning the correspondence
between the Boston Committee on 'lndeP"ndent
Lectures on Slavery and the Hon. SrepAeH A.
Dnugas. The response Of tho hoaorable Senator
is significant aud appropriate:
BosTON. Aug. q, 1885.
HON. S. A. DoCoLAs-Dear Sir. A series OF
lectures upon tho subject OF slavery Was iOuiated
and very successfully conducted here durirH ihs
past winter, as you may have leArned from tho
papers ot the day. The audiences were IAVge anj
intelligent, aud the card enclosed will indicas 70
you the Character OF tbs lectures.
During the next season larger numbes OF gen.
.iemen from the South will be invited 10 favor us
with the views prevalent in their vicinity thus.
in connection with others, presenting during the
course every shade OF opinion on this question.
The respectful attention accorded to Gen. Hous.
ton last winter, gives assurance that arguments
aud opinions from that quarter will be candidi5
heard and duly appreciated.
You are hereby respectfully invited 10 delIser
OF the lectures ol the course on slavery Rt toe
fremont Temple in this city on Thursday eveR-
ing, february 7th, 1856. or If that time will eot
sun your engagements, please mention al once
what Thursday evening between the mIddte st
Novembes and the middle OF March next will bes
accommodate you.
The amoun, paid to each lecturer will be 600
hundred dollars, he bearing his 0wH expsESsr.--
Please favor with aR immediate answer, and st
your rarlirs, convenience thereafter transmit tLs
particular phase OF the subject that you will pr"
sent. ..fs.
Your obedient servants.
JOHN M. CLARK, S. q. HowB,
JOSEPH SroRV, SAMUEL MAY,
PHILo SANFORD, TuoMAs RUSsELL,
JAMES w. STONE, n. B. SMuRTLRFF.
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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09

MArRIanNr.-It is said by Washington cor
respondent thai the Hon. James Buchanan, Minis.
ter 10 England, is about 10 lead 10 the alter the
wisdow Of he bale yames Z. Polk,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09

He HAD ONE.-Ths scene occurred recently
at the LlrtIe Miami Railroad D-por. b-t~e-n i
passenger going To CoIumbia. and youthful ven
der OF light literature
Rny-(-nt-ring the with a busy air and
niunbIr ,ong"e-"Who wants good book TO read
chrap7 Here's Miss Pardoe's last novrI-firs''
rate ones. too, they are-Co our passeng"r. y
Can't sell you the Conf, s>ions OF Pretty WO-
man
PAssenger-No' if have to buy the" rh"y'r"
worth nothing. u"ess gwen; and then they're a
bore. Pretty wnm"n humbug.
Rny-irre's the - Jealous Wife" then; won't
you buy that =
Passenger-Euy a Jealous WIe I've had one
to my sorrow tor a long rime-never will get an {.
Other, if c'n hrlpit. rlseIl my Jeai"u" ~e dog
cheap: Look here. juvenile bIb'iop"is'. this Is
confdrn,iaI. vrry-if you take mire-w'sh the
edition was exhausted, II! give you my coat.
h"re the g" juvenile hihli"poist looking sIne"'
lnrIy puzzled, walk-d away, with surmi-r lh"'
the strang" gentleman must b. tight -C'Hc'H'"fi
Times.
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dent servants,
CHICAGO. Sept. IL, 1851.

Gentlemen have the honor 10 acknowledge
tho receipt oI your polite invitation TO deliver
lecture the subject Of slavery at tho Tremeus
Temple, n Boston, on The 7th Of February HeEt.
or at such tine during the next winter as my
convenience will permrI. Regarding slavery ss a
domestic regulation, which derives It's eXIstenea
and support from the local laws ol the several
States where it prevails, and with which neither
he Federal Government nor tho citizens or au
hOries Of other Staes have any right 20 iHterers.
-xc-pf to perform lhrr Constitutional obligations
in reference to the rendition Of fugitiveS, l have
never deemed it my duy, asa citizen of nonslase>
holclng State To discuss the supposed advantages
or evils with The view OF sustaining or destroying
the domestic institutions Of sister SaI"s with which,
under The Constitution and laws ofthe land, hsv"
right TO inIerfere and for the conscqt snces of
which am IN 40 wise Tesp0ns Ibic.
You will, th"rrfnre permit TO say, with al
due respect. that nciihsr my tastes, nor ny public
duties. will permit met to accept your polite in'I,
iaiinp.
have tho honor to be, very respectfully. your
ob-dicn, servant. S. A. DOUGLAS.
Messrs. DR.. James w. Stone, and Others, Come.
DELEcrABLE.-L1st night we walked along ihs
street, beneath the sunInrr moon, and as her nrAa
was ,wined ia mine, loved her rather soon. l
held her finger twixt my own-I raised EN- 10 my
lips thought | should crazy 20 when FIRST I kis-
ssd their tips. She didn't tell me TO hold up, sha
didn't horr slime + but gave mo reign and lC.
me went-and so did sublime. poured tbs
burning words Of love, out in 2,40 style, called
her nng-l-terrapin l-she listened with a smile.
-UnIII was with happiness. as crazy as loon.
Oh, count me in for moonlight walks, al IN the
month Of June.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-09

The Catholic church on Grove Creek. some
twelve miles south of this village. was burned TO
to The ground on the night Of the 9Th ut. Al
though ih"re are several houses 10 PLAN sight from
nne fourth TO hail a mile distant from the church
the fire was NOT, are informed, discovered
unuI some time during the forenoon OF the 23'h.
Al Ihs time all that would burn consumed
II Is supposed to have been done by Amrric'1 cI
rizrns DeMi Iotcu Argus,
THE bosom OF America 10 op"n 10 receiver.
mi nnly the opul+n, and respectable stranger. hut
the oppressed and pers~cur'd OF all nations and
all religions. whom shall welcome 10 a PaetIoI.
pat.un in all oar rights and privileges.
flVasainSt2s.
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Mr.. B. C. CLARKE ON HAYrI.

10 W. kduor " Inc ~. i. lyUv~~
SIR: This evening Mr. Clarke Of Boston, formerly
Consul to Hsyti, gave lecture upon the ps@ ana
present history of this island. We hsd heard OF me
gentleman before the Young Mems Christian A'soc's'
ton # Boston and in otner place, % 90 interesting
lecturer, but we're quite unPrePsfed ior 20 0o0pV
interesting and sloques, an efort hu 'sc' ""e
given from personal observation ana wof4s no. &C
eessible to readers in this country. His descriptions
of the country and people, Of the bloody revelations
End fierce battles for F.ee3om; bis sketch o. Ious'
saints career until he e1 PRED with oreAxiog ne
a dungeon under the IN Xndste Of Nepoeoo, we're wv
aid IMPRESSIVE Blu. two points were speciea'
striking He established beyond quesooo INC 90
siga Of Ma poeon to resstab sb Slavery oy ma. inss
sion which cos. him 40 900 Of his pes! ,roope; sua,
with refined severity, noticed the Kew Mr. Aooo.
"hcmance Of Napoleon" in sh,cn no ~ ~. s-st
to this brad Of ihfamy upon The ooa'S''e' "
CoDsul Of FIsnce. ...;,,a. AZ ,h;s
Again respecting the uniigui6ed stl.use =, . "a
marx n toward that oeople; the secret n.eslon ~
uireursfer ta'ion Of Walsh under me eneea ~.
DnijeI webster the inAae OF Slavery 10 HIa !"
color inducitg the G,verDmen. 70 eses -;,h
both II COZ sis,ent aud unjuh; seis =: "a ,sIl,;
great boIopefs sod stirring words IoI ~, 1 - hoeh
eus freedom. We hope Mr. Ciarxe VII III 1870 n
on Hsyti, sBd tia, lecture-commn ess - >. -
possIbje-shst be dcee NOT seek-ne " roce ~
fore ,be people q ey represent fuohc ~71ns MS
been and 10 wrong respec ing rooie euogSnnx, II
loved paien whoee oopmeree to-day W'ta us eAcecIs
ours With Mexico, and With half dozen Of Use s'a1
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THE SOUND DUES.

To De Editor 0 The n. T. TseraH :.
s,p, The Danish Sound dues se DOW mssef 10
,b;ch our Administration has taken an a~fu ct ifude,
and we are close approaching to decision. Meantime
is there any certainty that this whole affair viii mot
tu,n out 10 be re gasr SELL and hosI, and W %
deeried by all the world as psck Of simpssona'
p,n,.i. Russia and Sweden Undergo certain ts1
levied on their imports,o1s il the shape Of snisa
due. Asr that they conceive II for their interest %
oh.ye another tax IN their own harbors; OF course
.s,s Inc Danish dues done away, il would ne tneif oo
Viz coprse TO reeDsct them in the aha OF Increased
duiies for the behalf Of their own treasures Nv
ON, Asn insiraiion Nay have assurances or toefe 10y
he treaty soulatisn ms that no such thing a. toe
~ dn,;es or the incsease Of bsrbor or health oas.
a. ali come to pses in the Baltic. But no. .uN
shsll re bavs done except simply lus,rsieo ~. ~.
sahia' nover for the benefit And bebocf OF tn,ee
s,,onSer oIes! scteme very spprcprs'e' o''0''
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"BARKLAFRITEs."

r., Ne ESitss Of 7as ~ " Tvs5sss.
Sir: Ialwsye rssd with much interest the articles
Of your MAXINE reporter, which give sush excellent
and mpIse accounts Of the progress of marine srchi
tectue in Jour imperial city.
This gentleman hss recently proposed TIE nsme OF
"Bsikantne" to distinguish e new and economies
eIssr Of vssseIs, ncv attracting much noace oy
their gres. capacity or carrying, and their isss SAL
ing while requiring but small crew.
The "Penesi.' and The "Msary' are the new
a. and largest examples Of this clsss OF veeses,
and nernsps are the best knowr-the Penguin hsv-
ire s,t Surus completed long aud s5ecss,fu voyage
IN The China Ses 81 he Marry having beea OF late
subject If national deos:e
Much can be ssid Ia fsvo: Of ealing such vessela
Rsrh antinss" In point Of capacity and size they
mare resemhle BANS" or "bCques," than any
other olase OF vessels and for the. reason /. viii b..
49, 10 Sstreuhh then by that name far the frat
svIlsbe Bail goes. Bu: !. doee Bot strike me that
he two iss. sysoes Of the name suggested are par.
ticplsriy eonorcus or expressive.
there or, propose thst these new yesse.s shIl Dc
called and Known as al Ekisti.es." Tnie name Is
more liq aid and eoBorous. Erhymes with Hernsph-
rodite" and ass the advantage OF tesns enc syllable
shorter.
As 70 tie pcnt Of the expression, please 70 write the
psme "Ba,clsyfngbt" ia connection with the
"Naury,r and think Of he Consul whose bsrk vas
wore than he bite and psrhsps il vii appear tha,
the sne nov designed n most suitable.
Bsssea. Nov. 70, 1855 BOW WOW.
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THE CRESCENT II INDIA.

IL As Edtf- q IA. y. Els.se
Sir: By late sdvices from Northern India We leara
Of . nav and s:rnge excitement ito which that pop
usiOn-she:ber Chris,isn hohsmmsdsn or Hsstlsn
have been iirJsn by The sudden and vide dissent
nation OF bod, f.ps,ics pam hIet, uttered oy the
kohsmmedsn priesthood, and entitled: TIE Srord
s the Key 70 H,drea and HeH.'
Astei ia the sinfaDess o. aggressive wa i pro-
Claims be pie,y Of the sword shea unshe,, hed in
TIE service q the Prophet. Compared with the
claims Of bis e1sfei name, wives, children, goods
are nothing to the fsi;hfL Only for the hoy warrior
and hero s The tr1e Pa-sdise. The children OF LEAN
Se failing N ranb re and IN strength; they have for
gotten in her selfish so!h the Koran and the cine
tar and they d. Noe q ls.sier IS born 10
the tepi OF the PIoplet Ist the faithful arise aud soon
in ell HiLdostsD sh. no cry be heard but "Alsh-il.
Ajlhh'
Here nev sian 10 the Esstera sky; the sedeutary
Orient en- poys on bshsl. Of it, stagnan.
s,jsm be Plans and tools OF Wee srn progrees-ths
SLOW Moslem bonows tie Press Tois omnous tract
i. the fret of pheteerDg sacred or profane; he
must indeed, be In esrnes. TO have recourse to such
infidsl spplisnces.
Fer British ru, in the Orient there is in this poit
ica phenomenon peculiar and grave sgnih ance. The
Moban nedsp Of India resembles his Turkish brother,
but With difference. de is hopeiessy incapable OF
sroder Bri'i.h alhsr.s. To him Eoglishmao,' to
ell eerni y, can only uean "eremy for his Prophet
apo himself. Besree, il il the British soldier who
STANDS between the morose ussulman and the dndoo
slave whom he spis upon in his heart. But for the
ipen OF that detes'ed siaOGr he would smite Raab
with bis shoe In the por;hes OF the temple and npel
toll hom bis servaD. in the bazaar.
But who is this sudden Chief who shall appear all
srmed ard bancroft The London Times asks
Whence comes he 7 Omer Pasna l. 10 friend of the
Allies 0mer Pssha owes no obsequi0us ealaams at
Ca cutta. A. leas. bis name may serve to set us
TIM hing.
Tie Koran is no. as well believed in once il was
- Der is he Bible. CBowRIyGREE.
S,.c- York Nov o. l8A,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-03

PorAroEs As BIG As BARRrL.-Not that they
have been produced Jet, but going to BE- The so
lowing s the prscess, and a il Is not patented evy
body can try The ssme experiment;
n ~ Elitov Of The NJ Y TSiSxn&
Sir: About year ago conceived the idee o. pro:
duciDg tbe mammoth size Of The pesiasd Ie@s,ss q
$3.50. - .n s1csss In supply Of csroonie Add
10. .ss s. ssss =: "a:
Jude acio ka, yyrfosed into the soil in dowe.pet
.sh I'd planted s,J Ps:'i ton 1. ss a.: ss ~; Y.
ano RuI E cd and covered 10 prevent di6asion.
4, months H. is plant e
Disps ,se no, was split I took our the plant and
snsis potato besce the remains Of ths.I pIantsd Of
sbout eight inches in diameter, vas q The root By
cisntipe this and treating 10 The ssms manner hspe
70 obtain potatoes Of The size Of 9 barrel ..,
I,spsio, very truly jour, On. MNswonfH.
P.S.-Un'il new never ventured 70 ny THE mat
Ter before the public, but am new fslly convioese
lie coll may be rendered very prohsc BY manssiag
With limestone soaked with IN scid. A..
EssCfssd, Psa Nsv. .. lss@ . ...-rtF -g.
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NEw-YORB-PE SNSYLyASIA.

To fl< Editor " Ihs ~ 4. Irtoss<
SIR: Your psper Of the pie: ip-tau. contains re-
,essl Of the oi.cutsicn on the Future of New
Yh." sm not personally interested, one ray or
The other in the ivary BIT reen TIE Sire sod Key
atone s.sits-tboush l have BEEN often amused q.
,.m- If tbs Arising out OF ihe controversy
I ave nevertheless taken sooe in ees. In comp ,ring
The stics urDis &c b, the Ce ana the ordin,ry
nee returns, ADO i SCENE me they DO not besr out
the fears .1p e,ssd in yCur eo Isl. The actual diff
fee, CT o. population be;se The two s.tss wss-in
1870 So 375 in $780, 100 sss; 10 1880 7s5 6Os-each
decade thus mas iDg larger difference than the last
st bi,b rate The POINT wb-re Peane, 4nia s over
t,k. New York must BE- iU6 iiel, oIs'snt You on, 4
reasoL Others se fom ths or, yoron percentage Of
jpctes,e but do not SEE hos that can be properly
med 20 loI 80 the sctu, difference has been is
Fill Increasing In toe fac Of all mi, New. YORK
loses ale PtDIsy wanna g.i1s a ober Of Congress-
You forgot however n ren,ion that the later GAINS
orly by the fractional rule. Hers happened TO he
n oussa de the larger giving her much 40 parent
AZ vantage. You will alec perceive ths, the Con.
.ressivsl ratio does no. per Sc spportiOn the an
b,ra OF the differ ent Ss'es -dog the ctuA
inerrste or decease Of th-i- popula ioG-ss ia tie
pr,,e1 case where the that sc,uaY ga:ns 81 900
eople loses ubie the other ths' losAs the people
paine the member This ratio must be tekea for ihs
two ecs3ts, al each compared with the whole num-
her of en- bers of the House Of R representatives, a.
The oiferD' time; and hen tba, result 10 10 be CON-
pared not WITH the percentage Of increase in e.ca
STATE bot with be relative perceot1xe the po2ulston
Of zach State bears TO the entire pop ilaon Of the
u ion. Every ole knows there 10 soma diff renee
btwee the same percentage on 900 900 add 900.
,hi- Congressional ratio seems very simple, but In
wolves much moe than moot persons im.gine Hence
have powp large amounts of red 70 be sAked that
P.ppsy v.pis must have decreased n.e in round nun
be, fom 1910 to 1850 than New-York
/ don. much fear that Ne-.Yo:a will decrease,
either relatively or actually. Pennsylvania hss Q
grand future before her. and wish her s aud
profit from it-but the .tru rail 'oats In Nsw-Yo&
received for October 81 $3.50, 900 and in Pennsylvania
$477 600.
" hs, has become ofthe State Census
RARITAN.
[Accordipg to our correspondents logic, New.
York increased faster than Wisconsin during the
last decade, as her absolute increase of numbers
was greater. Is be willing to abide by that as
sumption Ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-03

t,s Or ID A@nini,t s'icn enriched by the 6rmness
me iDdepere' nc. Il NJ Pierce the delicate honosa-
bxps o. br. Cusbins, the fs,. sssins sseseify,
"kokfg b ore sDd after" Of Mr. Mvoy-but one
bard ht6trrr M. sD.r me Z.
1t won't do, Mr. z. II the Sound Dues are
es,epti,ly upjust-as it seems t. us they are-we
,hsn .t"p paying them one of these dsys-just g
W. stopped paying 'ribate 70 Il Barbary States for
re6,en,iDs our citlzeDs from their clusches The
good OF evil qualities of MI Pierce aud his Cabinet
have nothing TO do with the mater. rEd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-03

g'>Lt striving fof % years % recover their homes,
irp orDs aid from all free naiioos with the or asst
possible sbnegaton Ye, rhs, did we witness On the
19hl Tbe Preidert CT the Pc Dsh meeting rot coming
10 tale re chair and even net sending apology for
hs sost noe-repotsr u vspspers ro' understand
Hg iofeisn languages, erdesvoflrg 70 throw ndicule
on TIE esipg by calise Poleh aao,lsmeo etove.s.
The sympatties Of the Americans are nov nth The
EuseisTs but asa Rnssisn, beg leave to say that
care hitls for he sterile sympatoies Of psops wao cell
{ pppoa der TO both bsliigeren, sar,ie-
l snke IyAS q BLOWN
-, lass
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THE WAY TO OBTAIN CHEAP FLOUR.

n ~ Editor ef The ". y. TritssG
Sir: While converting to-day with gentleman,
who Is merch snt IN Providence, r. l., he informed
NE that League has been formed there for shepupose
of purchasing -four dhec, from the miller In the
coune of three days $4,000 was subscribed, prncl'
pally by mechanics, in sums Of Go and $40 each.
competent person was selected and sent by them o
the West 10 make the purchase On the 2?d list! four
teen hundred bsntls Of -Four we're delivered at the
doom Of subscribers, q. cost Of go PER barre ana o.
The same az atty fold BY merchants at so making
. net saving 70 subscribers Of 81 50 per barrel.
Who, or what body of persons ia our city, that are
Known and can be trusted, land surely there are many
SUCH ere wiling to form a league for the same pur'
pose and save 70 toiing artisans portion OF their
hard earniDgsi EcosohisI.
we do not object 70 the foregoing but We think
the basis assumed is entirely too narrow. Corn and
Rye might be bought Of the growers, ground Into meet
ssd afforded to the contributors u sill larger saving
On Potatoes, Tunips, &C., by ssystem Of Wholesale
purchase from the growers and retail distribution TO
the consumers, the saving would be sHn grestsT.
We believe whole saving might be made almost o.
easily o. ball one. There would be some risk In
either e.e; Int let each do a. be thinks best. Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-03
THE TURF.

UsIos CouRsr, L. L-TRorrNe.-FTiday, No1.
ao.-Mstch $500, mile heats beet In S, In harness
Y Hunters eh @. Ricsrdo........".''I
Tims. :. .2:is 2;S- 2;S-2H
TAur.dey, Noe 2s-s .eepssake' for $780, pay OF
pay, mile heats, best 10 ;;
D. McG.be g. g. shsctle beck ;-..'.''''''''';.n
somsrindyfe T. %. Tsns Md .........sssrssh
Time. .. 2:8-2:5T
crxrrRyu.LE COURSE, l. L-TRorrIse.--TAurs-
Dan Nor. % -Mstch 81 900, ten miles out, to $50
wagons.
j. wbssssy names blk g. Firshlns. .:....''"''
II. Woodruff Nance O. m Lady bsnaet'''''''''
Tine....s3:e.
Same Day-Great Mule Race ten IN The hsh, NILE
heats besI in S, carrying catch weights.
j. NJ enters Eastern Jack. ...-.....,......ssl I !
I'll enters Jenny Lind .........'....'.'".s 2
l. ]. eLten Rosey Belle.
Time. .2:2a-2:5s-5:Sst.
This was very funny ell ,ir and one long 70 % 20
membered by thoee who visied tue Course; the VIM
pipe mule was the fsvote and won the rsce easily m
three heatS.