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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
LOVER SHOT BYA JEALOUS HUSBAND.

The residents Of Lispensrd.st. were thrown into
quite state of excitement, on Monday evening by
the announcement that had been shot in
building in the of No. 35. The particulars OF the
affair seem TO be as follows A young man, whose
name is unknown to the authorities had for some time
been in the habit of visiting the wife Of Frenchman
named John Leer, who resided at the above nnuber;
end finally BY his attentions to the lady led her hus-
band to suppose that all was not as It should be be-
tween them. The visits of the youth are said to have
been long and frequent and the jealous husband finally
forbade him tho house The young man no Tever
thought proper to continue his calls and did so for
some time clancestiney. until Monday evening the
husband came home and caught him enjoying the
ladys society. He instantly few into a rage, and.
drawing pistol from his pocket, sent charge of shot
into the posteor Of the youth, who, yelling with pain,
rushed into the street and disappeared up "e't
Broadway. Policeman Webster OF the Firth Ward
soon made his way into the house aud arrested the
enragod Frenchman, who was taken before JUS
tice Como oily and committed. The wounded lover
has lot since been heard Of and unless he makes his
appearance at Court to-day ais tormentor will be dis
charged as 10 complaint has been made against him.
The lady whose attractions proved so potent is pretty
well advanced in years and is not 70 The casual OBJ
server remarkable for beauty or oyenoss Of appear
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

FALL TRoN DELxosIcos HorEI.-Mathew Tur-
rey En- employee at Delmonicos Hotel Broadway,
was instantly killed on Monday Eight By falling from
the roof Of the hote distance from the pavement Of
sbsut 65 fee, He had gone upoo the roof to sleep.
ard By some means bad fallen OF. Coroner 0'Doa-
neu bsd an Inquest upon ths body yesterdsy and the
jury rendered . verdict Of AocideotA Dea.A." De-
coed wss nsiiTs q lseisad. ss yess of ags.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
JEFFERSON MARKET.

The csees Of intoxc alton brought before this Court
yesterday morning were much less numerous aud
fsr ess Interesting than on any day during the past
wceb. William Haslen admitted the fact Of his
bavipg been tight, but offered in exenuaton that he
had been seduoed by some delicious punch browed by
frie1d
Terrence Flood had not yet quite recovered from the
e9ecte of bis recent debaueh and was remanded for
future examination.
John Couehlin owned up. paid his fine, and went on
his way rjoiclDg.
In dsfapt Oft ife amount OF the fine the following IN
6iyiduals were committed. Thomas Wiley, Rober
EldYidqe. John Stanley, Charles X. Tyler, Elizabeth
French, John stuart, Mary Rogers. Michael Mann
ChIi..nnber Thoml son, and Common McCathy.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
FIRES.
TTRT N WATTR.,r.

An alarm Of ire in the With District at noon yes
terdsy brought out tie engines but their assistance
vac not required The fire occurred in the basement
of MessTs Jessup s. ChiIcs's Wholesale psat-store,
No lls wstsr-st, from lighted match which one of
the men ncsutiousy dropped into vessel containing
spirits of turpentine By liberal application ofssnd
the fire was extinguishsd before much damage was
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
LIRE nEpARTMENr COMMITTEE.

The consideration of the appeal OF Eogine Co. No.
a from the decision of the Fe Commissioners, in the
cssa OF complaint Of Engine Co. No. against them,
was resumed at room yesterday by the Committee on
Fire Deparment of the Boa-d Of Aldermen The
chairman Of the committee, Aid. Howard, was the
only Alderman in attendance, his colleagues, Tfow-
brioge and Baird being out Of town. BY the consent
Of ell parties the case proceeded.
TIE follow ng testimony taken
Mr. Norwood. sworn said | SAW No. IA and No
near Psrk.row at the time of going TO the nre on ne
18th Of May ALEC saw another engine, which look TO
be No. % going toward Spruce-st. spoke 10 No IA,
and they turned of and went up to rard Chatbsn-sti
| saw no fighting but saw some confusion; | saw no
blows struck neither hearc any threats made; No Ii
run No ia, but AN unable to say Whetner u was
intentional or not believe 1t was done for the pur-
Iose Of preveuting No. from passing DO not know
who had command OF No. II.
Jaises McGoldop. orn. said: | am a member of
TIE Depsrtn cot joined in April 1885, have no yer been
meubtT of No. IL or No. . when hrs saw No. IA
she as about opposite Beekman Il. in Park-roTi |
should think she WAS about the middle OF the street
No. Wa lost behind; when No SIS rope was be-
tween No. II and the sidewalk No. IL turned OIL or
char eed her course toward the walk did not see
any Obstruction ahead Of No. Ia; NO stopped and
took tie other side Of the street uutl they reached
Resde-st.. when they turnes up toward Elm did not
see any blows struck any threats made; Mr.. Tyler
was IL a. The head Of No. las rope aud had bold of It,
| 90 not know whether Nh. Tyler had command or
rot ! saw Mr.. Tyler at the fire, and only saw two
runnngs IN.
X. W Thomas sworn, SAID that be saw the race be-
tween the engines the day roieried to- took hold
ofNo las roIe ana pulled her to take the rall'
,oad i!al Ltar the Park | did not see ans bio IS
stuck nor eSy threats made; L had hold OF the
head Of The ,ops until got near the corner OF Cham
beis st.
O;her witnesses were examined but 10 new fact
came 70 light. The testimony beins closed the Com
ni,ee adjourned. The Counsel on both sides VIII sun
40 o. toe next meeting.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
CITY ITEMS

TAG LIQUOR TRIAL Tho liquor esss which Wa 10
have been trisd on Tuesdsy, seiore the cosn a
sVecisl Sessions, was farther postponed usA Tss-
day DeIi, when tue question Of is being Hes eeisfs
JOry In the Court of General Sessions, or before tss
Judge sitting in TIE Court Of Special Sessions. will b
argued and decided.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
lAdverssment.

Peaches, Tomatoes, or any other fruit msJ b
preserved Ii perteiy fs.h sste for yes without ssss
ether presssve prspary oy tho q LUD sws Plvysv
SrLysEAfnG CAs This the only positively Ssf ssetBs 0
tDosstsed by a. who 1sn the nestsss sAfo ssd ns
corve-iert Cam tr Fui erecsiss fx puttas - fry
vegetables Ia vt pany the CanA Per wksiss0
and rss.;, b TAVLok & aoDes1Ts. Ne 20 sseGma&. /.
cornr OF Go.e
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
ROARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

A communication was received from DIR. Sanger,
Resident Ply sicsn on BlackselIs isiann' no'sylns
,bs Ro.rd of the appointment Of DR.. ID. w. Fearnoy,
As.is,an Ply siciau in place Of DIR. William IL Gregg
removed for tnsubordinsiion.
communication received from Dr. Gregg N
~ ference 10 the above matter. motion TO lay Il on
iectons were raised TO the communication ~ indeco-
rou. After some disoussion it was read
0Sy. TArLox moved that the coGmunlcsuo oe
reicrreS to The Special Committee On fecnsnnSJ !"
Tov DCoro moved that DR.. Gregg have lhe FrV'
l.ca I, vihdrsv bis resSussp. CSrried
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
Advertisement.
f- .,.,. C.~... D...or..<r. M.

CaNyss-Ths psbc respectfully invited 20 ssh ana Ia
spec full l6srs PHo1 which taken az Nc
Sher establishment IN the word
PHOToCRAPHs 10 OIL pastel and water coors ssy asss
Partisan artists aud hndsd style sae4ssis4
), iutaofs PhJroGsAPHs VI every description .as fsa
o,suerrscypes oi dsceasea per.on. Perfect ssfAesss
sueI.ntsod GuRsEY FhtDEzicks,
No. sis Broadway ,Dd No 4s Rue bssse DO Remps rsss
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
fAdyertissmsnt.l J

BRApY's AMBRoTYPEs are new and beaotfd
,sve, IL the Wode Of A Tasy are ALea s,es $40 n
rue-rczre f.ksr inssnaneory sad sdsp,st b tbs 20
iociou Of lsrss groups hats only at BkADrs. Ne -
RxAdVrsy. cses Thonpso1'l
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
fAft-r,it,mnul
Sfranrars In

Strangers in the City are requested to pH .
,i., the sup~rb PaoroSRAysc 0ALLEsr o. ssADr. he.
$50 Broadu,y over Thomp-ous 5sloon AnsR0TryEs
and valuable sJs Of pe,urss sas sds ony s s esssh
lasEmenf.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
tAdver.iselrenf |

PuRDK NATIONAL THRATER.-" RICHARD III"
with rowerful cat To SISHr-Mr r. Scott o sas. DsS-
50 b. wilkins snd ms WilEns Psntonns ssf fsss
vii b. added % iss bill Oo cary
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
ESSEX MARKET.

The battalion Of backgusrds was psraded yester-
ds, in fuI force for inspection oy Justice Wood. His
royiew Of this extensive cons thorough and skill
fu hi. discipline severe, ard his opinion By no means
complimentary.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
[AAInrstsrsnnf

Gas, ,GA4-GASPnTJREs viii be found ct u
res ksn1fseHr;ns Ospc< Of AIoasa, WAasne d. n
nc BcsivxJ ssvsrs ssv ;sasns hva vrs&ah ssss -
fr tAA eel kals
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

THs JrD6Es ~ NAcAIioS An Almost complies
s.agnation prevails among the Courts at 'is tae.
ara barely enough officials lea ~ transact the se
ceSsaly bssIsss.
Not nsensiele Of their privileges the judges Of he
various Couris have Iesry ali put them Olives upoa
ihe country" ard at the sea shore among The is-
Vulnerable pesssn; Summer reteets Of the ateror ere
elioying their brief vacation.
I,;aV,- Mifchell of the supreme Cont Is now smoas
the White Mountains, wDcre hs colleague Judge
Morris who is now az Saratoga has also oeen 40
jounh g. s-.-
but returned 10 town last week previous, we Presans
10 taking new start in another dlrec'ion
Judge Cowles who held Chambers in the supreme
Court during the first half OF the Summer vaosaes.
and certainly tie bot est bali has been relieved ov
judge Cleke who will discharge that duty dar'og :ss
rest OF this month. and probably the whole OF nex@
In the Superior Court Judge Slcsson holds Caam-
beIs during this month. succeeding Judge Hodnss,
Who hss ltf tos for his place IN Orange Ccunty.
The Chief,Iustce and Judge Duer have beca visit
inc their brother Campbell at his extensive farm 81
Cherry Valley, in q sego County aud were seen q
Sharon Spriuss for short time. They have now 70
tuned to the Cify and Judge Daer l. buslr en-
gsged in preparing for publication the thru volume
OF his Reports.
Judge Bosworth has been srendng the Summer q
Riyerheac, on Lopg Island, aud is not expected N
town az am NJ td the latter part OF next monIh.
Judse DAILY holes Chambers in the Court OF Com
mon Piers while bis two colleagues JUDGES lnershsm
aud Wood uff are out Of town-the former al hu place
on The East River and the latter at Ltchfeid Coas.
The United States Courts are &C present en- req
closed DO business of sny kind requiring the prescocs
Of the judges Judge Belts has been spending soms
time at Lebar on Springs.
The Marine Court slts through the Summer, sae
Judge Brcssll new prescos.
The Surrogate is at present 10 Arlington, VI
Ii is scarcely probable that any bu-iness viii b,
done in ery OF the Courts before the hs OF Oc;osx.
although some of them announce the formal openAs
Of ih,s Terms by the middle Of rex month
~ I Evealng Poet, sist
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
FINIp.

Celia Jones, John Cole, John Alenchmetaer and
Daniel Bren were noticed with speeisl diapprsos-
ton. and were fined ten dollss each for having In
urea in various eccentric performances not in eI'ct
accordance with Justice Woods peculiar notions OF
proprsty. TIE st,er-named culprit only could pro
duco the REQUIRED amount and the others though SAL
living, were consigned TO the rombs.
TxPrRIAiENTs WITH BUILDING MATERIALS:
Irnsce Garroski, a Pole, wss drunk and pugnscious
snd knockco the officer into mortar bed, from wni1n
he encsufd only after being Thoroughly plss'ered ne
was able however to give Garrosk into ody ai'er
which be got out Of his plaster she and male com
plart TIE prisoner put utder $500 bonds no, 70
renew his plasse!ng experiments with shy more P0hoo
officers.
PROMISE REDEEMED.
John Nj. G. Dse . returned Csidsrniaa. vita gray
hair end bad loag esovsh and oeGss essrsA tsr
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

CHARGE oT BlG,NY.-David G.. Roh, oeotcfuss.
was yesterday arrested charged with bigamy. IN hsv-
ing on the 18th Of Eeb last married Miss Mary Dels.
ny, his rt wife being then alive and legally SOunt 70
him Miss Delany . he complainant and lives st No.
o. Secondst. The accused was committed by justios
Wood.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

A CeuN1RrNAS RoBnED-J. r. Gordon, hsiiss
from Croton Fails. while travelling the streets oa SuD
day night in search Of the elephant fell in with the
critter in The person of Miss Hannah Brown. coure
zar, who persuaded him TO accompany her 10 her
TO ms in Elizabeth ST., where he was robbed sfs7s.
all he had in the world and turned into the street He
made complaint against the girl, and yesterday she
was ares cd and locked up by Justice Wood, bu. The
money has not been recovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

CHARGE OF STDUoTIoS.-A man named Fhomss
Keunerck was Yesterday arrested charged with ssv-
ing, in January last soduced girl named Johsnss
Calvin, under promise Of marriage. He was tsksa
before Justice Connolly and committed ia iefaalt
$500 bail.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

SrRIous srHBBiS0 AgFRAr.-A Gght occurred %
Monday night on the premises No. l99 East Eevsnts-
a., curing which Mrs. Mary Collins was terribIY
stabbed in the breast and face with dirk in the
bands, as is alleged, of Tbos. Mcmahon. The faSs
was erres.od and committed by Justice Wood b
aw ait the result Of the INJURIES Which sre pronoenosA
TO be Ynrv serious.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

GRAsD LARcESY.-,JohsnDa ohOckhoru, youns
woman. was Yesterday brought before Justice Css-
uoy char. cd with stealing lot Of jewelry valued q
s65 nom the room Of Labos Psllasardos q, No. 81
Baxter II. She caught in the act, and the mssn-
,rate lOckcd ber up for trial
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

Fatal AcCIDEST BY TIE EscAPE or STzAH.-
Wm. Bennett, deck-hand on board the stesnbsst
Thomas G.. Haight, wss fatally scalded yessrtsy
while The boat was on her passage hom tds CITY V
Shrewsbury, in consequence Of the % ape Of steam
from one Of The pipes, tie cap Of which had got oo.
The boa, on account Of the mishap was compeis 10
return to the City, and her arrival Coroner Hiltsa
preceded on board and held al inquest upoi the body
OF the dee ased who native Of Troy, 80 yea1 of
a. e. and The Jury rendered verdict Of ascidenAa
ceafh
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

PAssSG CouSTERFEIT MoSEr.-Joseph Lewis. q
FAST man. was yesterday arrested, charged With fs-
louiousy passing sa5 in counterfeit money 70 Henry
Zeisika tailor at No. i36 broadway, in payment fr
a suit Of clio hes. Lewis committed by Justice
Connolly to await examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

Fatal CAsPHEsE AccIDEST.-Coroner Wilhsla
Yesterday held an i,quest at Q New York Hosptd
upon the body Of Mrs. Margaret Lawrence, who wM
fetay burned on Monday night at her residence, No.
80 Jame.-st, by 'he explosion of q campheue-lsmp,
and died yesterday morning. The jury rendered. .
verdict Of "Accidental Death
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

ACCIDINTAIIY DR0wNED.--Tbe body Of VIM. Cor
rgnn native Of Ireland 80 Jears of age who aoci-
denisly fell into the dock foot OF Thrteth st. fcw
DAYS since and was drowned was yesterday fousd at
that place and an inquest held " pom it by Ger
CpCr - Donnol. Verdict" Death by DgOvgiag"
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22

Tie names of the three robbers are fictitious. Thsy
reside in the Five Points and there is 10. the least
doubt bu, that they belong to gang Thieves that in
s, that part the City The decs.sed and the prisoner
Green s- recognized by Justice Boyd who has obeerved
then lurking about Astoria on several occNious TO
oea,ly. rhsrs Q nunbT Of bursisrss have bses COM
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-18

Man AND WoMax-I should not say from n
experience OF nv own sex. that woman's nature
Is flexible and lmpressible- though her feelings
are know of very few instances OF a very in
terror man ruling the mind If superior woman
whereas. know twentv-fffy-ofa very inferi-
or woman ruling superior man, If ne loves her
the chances are that she will in the end weaken
and deGloraiize him. If superior woman mar.
~ vulgar or inferior man. he makes her n,iser-
en'e. bat seldom governs her mind. or vulgarzes
her nature. and If there be love on mis- side, the
chances are that in the end she will elevate
and refine hIm The most dangerous man to a
woman Is man of high intellectual endowments
morally perverted; for in woman's nature there
Is such a necessity 10 approve where she adm.res.
ard to believe where she loves devotion com
Ponndei OF love and faith Is SO MUCH par: of her
belne-.aat while the lnstincts remain true and
tne feelings uncorrupted- the conscience and the
VIII may both be led tar astray. Thus fell our
general rnother-type Of ner sex-overpowered
rather than deceived. by the colossal Intellect
half serpent. halt angelic. INr. Laa,esou.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-18
em KING SONG.

flcc.:rs away like the fountains spray.
On the SHOWN .lite Plnaie OF n,aiden,
Cfr sTnoke-wreaths rise to the starit skies,
With biissiul fragrance laden
Czo6 xs-Fhen smoke away till a golden ray
Lights up the dawn OF the uorrow,
Ter cheerful cigar. ike shield, will bar
The blows OF care and sorrcw.
The leaf burns bright like the gems of light
That fash in the braids of beauty,
It nerves each heart for the hero's part,
On the battle plain of duty
Then smoke away. &c.
i the thoughtful gloom of his darkened room
S.ss the child OF song and story;
Sat his heart is light for his pipe beams bright
Aud his dreams all of glory
Then smoke away, Sc
By the blazing FIRE sits the gray-haiTed sire. :
And infant arms surround him.
And he smiles on all in that quaint old hall,
While the smoke-curls float around him.
Then smoke away, &c.
\ n the forest grand of onr native land,
Wien the savas &c conflict ended,
De ot peace brought sweet release
Fs9@.tol and terror blended.
Thet. smoke away, Sc
The dark-eyed train of The maiden of spain
Meath their arbor shades trip lightly.
And a cleaning cigar. like newborn star,
In the clasp OF their lips burns brightly.
Then smoke away, sc.
1t warns the soul. like the blushing bowl
With its rJse-red burden streaming
1t dr'wns it in bliss. like the first warm KISS
From the lips with Iove-buds teeming
Then sniohe away, &c
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-18
Steam Saw & Grist Will.

M have established. and now have in full
w operation. in the immediate vicinity of
washington. nrst class Steam Saw and Grist
Mill. and we will promptly fill all orders for
Lumber
In few days we will be prepared TO receive
and Grind graM- Our regular day for Grinding.
will be each Saturday. and at such other times,
through the week as circumstances will permit.
Persons bringing grain to our Mill will be ex-
pecteo, to nave their names marked OF. their
Sacks or Bag>-otherwise we will not he resnoa-
sible tor any losses.
Orders for lumber left with us at the Mil. or
with any of the Merchants of Washington. will
be promptly attended to-
All bills for Lumber, will be considered due.
on the ist day OF Jannary and if not paid at that
time. will bear the usual rate of interest
E. V. COLLINS & CO.
"ashingtoa, Nor. IA, 1854 46-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-18

a SCENE AT TIE GATE OF PARADIsE-A BOOT
tailor being released from troublesome world
and scolding wife. appeared at the gate of Par
adlse Peter asked him il he had ever been in
Purgatory.
NO" said the tailor but have been married ,
-Oh!' said Peter. that is all the sanen
he tailor had scarcely got in. before fat t,.r-
lie eafins alderman came putting and blowing
Halo! You fellow" said he. open the sate.-
Not 50 fast" said Peter, have you ever been
in Pursatory:''
NO." said the alderman. '-but what is that IN
the purpose! Yoa let in that poor. haIf.s,a rved
tailor; and ne has been in Purgatory no more
than l"
But he has been marIiedi' said Peter.
AsrriedE' exclaimed the alderman, -why [
have been married twicel''
Then go back again." said Peter, paradise is
no place tor toos1
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-18

WcHp TO TIE GIRLs.-Who is lovelya III
the giri who drops sweet words kind remarks.
ano ? easanf smiles as she passes along; who has
and kind hand 10 help her Mons out OF dit
nciltyi VINO neser scoids. never teazes. nor seeks
IN any way to diminish. Dst TO increase their ham
piness Would it please you 10 pick ND a strins
OF pearls. drops of gold. diamonds or other nrec,
Gus stores as You pass along the streetz Bat tbese
are precious stones which can never be lost
Sympafhize with those N trouble Strive everv-
whe.e to dif1use around you sunshine and ioy. II
You do this, you viii be sure to be beloved.
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-18
Tri-weekly line Of Stages,
WASHINGTON To CIdPRSYTy

WASHINGTON To CLARKSVILLE.
TNHE line OF tn-weekly stages between Wash
l. ington. Arkansas. and CarksvilIe Texas. is
now IN successful operation, connecting regularly
at Washington with the arrival and depa rtures q.
the Eastern Stage. Travellers will find new and
comfortable Stages good teams. and careful and
accommodating drivers this route Fair thron n.
SlO.-way passengers. 10 cents per mile Bag
gage at the risk OF owners. Office at the Wash
ingIon House WM- MOSS. Proprietor.
Washington. .Hrk, Nor. Isl, 1854. 44-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-18

Twill you come and sit by me7; said stupid
young to a lady whom he had been annoy
ing with his attentions
Thank yor; no. not until the cholera season is
over" was the reply
"Cholera. nonsense What has the cholera to
do with sitting bv mes'
why. father told me rot to touch. taste. or
have anything to do with anything grsen!''
Washington telegraph., 1855-07-18
Dried Figs

The fig tree grows luxnriantiy and yields a5un-
dainty in the soil and climate OF these Southern
States and yet many Thousands of dollars are an
nual!y sent out o.. the country tor the dried trut
OF Smyrna L.erne and other points o: export
The superior qualities of this. the most whole
some of all preserved fruits, always bring high
prices and the Inferior sorts are generally uneat-
able. Figs can be cured and dried IN A labama
easily as elsewhere. and the article. ii properly
dried Will equal if not surpass- the hnest import
ed qualities To-day specimen was handed US,
taken from quantity of native frait put up IN
this city three years ago; they were perfectly
sound. and though their flavor resem5led that OF
foreign fruit. it infinitely superior, more deli
cate and entirely without their occasional soapy
taste The gentleman who handed us the frtIt.
and in whose household they were prepared. has
kindly furnished US the following receipt Tor cur
ing them. which, though it may be familiar to
many. doubt will he suggestive and useful
knowledge to others; it is as follows make water
very sweet with brown sugar. lnot svrup.l and
when it quite hot put in the fruit and let 1t boil
for hall hour. until the figs assume swol-
len appearance-tben take them out and place
them in the snn; repeat the operation from day to
day. and after the third time. when sufficiently
dried they NAV be packed in drums: as the dit
ferent layers placed sugar may be sprinkied
upon them ii desirable, but the fruit will be sweet
enough without it.
The 6s tree bears most abundantly, and from
a dozen of them. of ordinary size, fruit might be
procured and put up for market to the value of
sundry bales of cotton There is no other
pense shan the small amount of brown sugar ne
cessary to be USED. We are fully enlisted in the
cause OF this new branch of domestic industry and
profit Imagine the suferings of the country for
lack of its supply of figs should the Allies close
the gates of the Mediterranean upon ships;
but should our home resources IN this regard be
developed. could laugh their fruitLess efforts to
scorn in exultant triumph. each one eating his
figs under his own vine and fig tree.
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