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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-10
GETTINGTnEIR MONEYS WORTH.

GETTINGTHEIR MONEYS WORTH
| The following amusing incident is re
lated BY Barnum in his autobiography
He was travelling with Turner's Circus o
(which he was part proprietor
A peculiar incident occurred at Han
over Court House in Virginia. Ia con
sequence Of heavy rains. we could moi
perform there, and concluded to star
for Richmond Immediately after diRner
The landlord, however, informed US thai
as our agent'had engaged three meals anl
lodging for the company, our bill would
be the same ii we departed that day as il
we remained to breaks asst next morning.
We backed our remonstrance with an
offer to pay for the dinner and portion
of the balence Of he bill. TO compensate
for the provisions obtained and not con-
sumed. but the landlord stubbornly refus-
ed to abare one Ut OF his first demrnd.
1t was now about eleven O'Clock in the
forenoon. Mr.. Terner was very angry at
what he considered The unreasonable de-
mands of the landlord, and told him it
would be much to our benefit If we could
proceed at once to Richmond.
e don't prevent you," said the stub
born hotel keeper :" but YOU must pay
for supper, lodging and breakfast
have made provisions according to order
and must be paid for it,"
CAT what hours can we have our
meals ?" asked Turner.
Whenever you please" was the re-
ply.
"Very well, sit. We will have dinner
at twelve o'clock. and supper at half past
twelve. We will lodge at one o'clock
this afternoon, and breakfast at half-past
oue," said Turner. -
Tho landlord was amazed alike by the
fact and manner Of this announcement
You don't want three, meals at once,
do vuu 2" said lie.
NO said Turner, nor will we have
three at opce. You shalIset the table
and cook us good dinner. We will eat
it. The table Shall be nicely cleared off
and reset with clean dishes, and our sup
per shall be placed upon it. We will eat
that and finish it by one O'Clock. Then
we will go to bed, and do you see that
the supper table is cleared off, and good
breakfast cooked with plenty OF good col
fee. and let it be ready when we arise at
halfPast one O'clock. And mind you,
don't you think you can re-hash one
meal and make it answer for another.
We won't stand that. We pay for the
best, and we will have the best
The landlord said it was all right, and
started TO prepare dinner. l followed
him and tried to effect a compromise,
bat he would hear to nothing Of the kind.
a good dinner was on the table by
twelve O'Clock. We did full justice to it,
and Turner ordered the table to be clear
ed off, and supper brought in at once. It
was done punctually by haIf,past twelve,
and we ali did our best toward eating it.
By one o'clock, we had devoured as
much as we possibly could Now, show
US t2 bcd,' said Turner, each man being
bv his demand provided with a v;y2e OF
Erhtcd candle. The landlord showed us
to our rooms, and we ail-:hirty-six in
numbpr-undresse and tumbled into
he'd, previously to which. however. Old
Turner halloed 10 the landlord from the
ton Of Tie stairs, Do YOU see, sir,
that our breakfast is all ready, ana on
The table smokin, ho. in half an hour.
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DoE'r BELouG TO THE FAMILr-Gen.
Zaremba had very long Polish name.
The king having heard of it. one day
asked him good humOredIy, I" Pray In
repeated to him Immediately the whole
of his long name. {" " by. said the king,
'' the devil himself never had such a long
name. "--.' should presume not, sir. 2
replied the General, Gas he was mo- re-
Lllion Of mine. !"
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- A memher nf Lhe N.u YorL hoar,

~ A member of the New York board
OF brokers has been guilty of great out
rage, aud il is said has been expelled for
perPetrating the following "Why are
ameteur fisherman visiting Long Island
shore like the allied armies Ans. Be
cause they want Sea bass to pull" (Se.
bastoPol.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-10

Strict business man: "Patrick.. bare.
after want yon TO commence work e
Eve o'cIocks and quit..at seven" Patrick:
Sure, and wouldn'tit be iist as well e
I'D commence ia tiIe morning at siysn,
and lave Oh AZ I've in the eyeaing q
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-10

arspeaEipg d babies-did ION sser
think. when yOu SAW very httls ene
dressed up in lis very long Sunday
clothes, thai Il was Ike q sixpsnee tIea g
the corner Of a pocket handkerchief
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-10

RWhy should compositors learn to
do with little sleep? Because they al
ways sa Up for their employers.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-10

A CoxvEnsA41osAL KET-Afen nsysr
ataik amongst each otileF abgnt their bs.-
bisss, women always dot tliet loE-
rner il Is She paddock Of fco6Fsr liens = tn
che lattef The staples
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-10

~ Where twenty persons have sto-
machs. but one has brains hence brew
ers grow rich whitley printers Tsnain poor
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-10

Rv Sam, Why 8 Jour head IKE t's
II don't know, dim. Give il 'ip,
gBscau.s !. is .upPosed by zone e bs
inbabited."
Yah ] yah 80.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-10

a1 a Breeder of Shan ghais say that
one 81 these fowls. when eating corn
takes one SteI - tire
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-01-10

E"Litile deeds make greatrnen. -
We begin to believe it % 81 events, the
deeds 81 our so.caIled great men, on exc
ANIMATION. turn ohtt os syer iitEle.
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: RA woman's heart is like a fiddle
It requires beau to play upon it.
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LOCAL NEWS.

While market ia abundantIy supplied with beef pou-
try vegetables and u moderate prices butter sell
ing from twenty-five to thirtyfve cents according to
strength and favor In of unusual plenty and with
abundance Of good paurage these high figures for
has become Of the necessaes Of life cause both
plant and wondermen The great and steadily increasing
demand for for other purposes than the
of butter viii afford clue this seeming vexatous
terry with houaekceper The c0nsupton of
icecreams and cities is in direct anagonism to
low price butter.
One Of the uniformed regiments of Ra,moro propose Wis
ting Mount Vernon the 18th of month This regi-
ment consists of nine capanes numbering hundred
effective men.
The prepesah Tor executing the granite and marble work
of tho extension of the Treasury building opened yes
terday The of tho successful bidder will know
for several days to come.
We copy the following paragraphs from the Alexandria
Gazette of Yesterday morning.
"DEpIcATIos.The members Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church OF Alexandria station dedicated their church
Princess on Sunday last The Rev. VIM b. Edwards
preached the de6icatory at So o'clock in the after
10 large Mr. i. also preached in the
mprnipg III the Washington street Church. Collections
church, and the handsome eleven hundred dollars
collected. Owing to the unavorablc weather at night
effort to collect funds made. The church is
handsome and commodous building and very neatly fur
nshcd.
'HEALTHIt has been reported in Winchester and in
parts OF the valley OF Virginia that of yellow fever had
occurred here This report ia utterly Jac aud om the
slightest foaado. The health of Alexandria this
better and have hope and believe that
shall continue to enjoy this greatest of all blessings
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ny }. 9. meGuIlsn, Auei.oneer.

HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS,
Aeon Tuesday morning. IL, o'clock
seat OF Thomas Aasl eq vIsge nf Teunai
Rockville, George
town. rls sell ali hrs handsome and housekeeping ef
fects, consisting IN part Of
Rosewood bocsiee sOfa eunuins, Sc
match
Mahogany French chairs in canary coored
brocateie, curtains TO match
Mahogany hair spring seal sofa aid chairs
Rose wood -chuifs, whaiHot
superb French clock, csnGeabras, cost $500
Rosewood secretary and bookcase i-saes
Marbie-top and other tables
Elegant gilt frame French plate plate GO by g. with slab
and bracket
Velvet BRUSSELS tapestry and other carpets, rugs
all aud OF excellent quality
One pair elegant gilt riI tgit chandeliers
Dining hall,
Bedseads, bureaus, washstands
Cane and wood
China, glass, table cutlery DC.
Cooking, paror, and chBmter stoves
Together with articles necessary enuinerac
Al two O'Clock
One handsome family carriage, but little used
Ono pair superior matched gray carriage horses
Handsome lion sleigh, Roekaway
Wagons, ploughs harrows
Harness, shoveis, forks, cutivaors
Lot Of hay and corn, potatoes
Hot bed SASH &C., kc. 1aa
Terms $50 UNDER cari a credit of
Tour months for notes satisfactorily edorsed bearing interest
hlo JAS q. MCGUIRE
Aug 29-d Aue ioneer.
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His Institution select boarding school for and
yonth IN the city OF Alexandria, Virginia. Tie humber
dents continues hunted only
receive The minute attention Of the pnepa being
Ia combine, psacicabe the social
family with hs classification and discipline Of school
his
The OF nearly twenty years, during
ns been in ths instruction young persons
section Of Union, and his Win
whom he willing 10 base hts CLAN for patronage
IL the rho devote cove
Instruction Of the students much personal
consistent with his other dutes he pains e
lection those whom he calls la tho
gentlemen Of liberal education aud OF known
profession.
Ample facilities for washing and bathing md the
vesustng, and lighting establish
Introduced, which contribute health
comfort OF students
(Sep,embef(
Circulars furnishing details may be attained application
CALEB s. HALLOWELL,
Aug s9-eod3is ep3t Alex sndIa, Virginia.
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ny j. q. MCGUIRE, Auo,tonesr.

SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, NEAR WASHINGTON, At PUB
lc saeon Tuesday morning, september at " O'clock m
shall sell the beautiful belonging Themes
Marshall adjoining village George
town and Rockville turnpike mites above Goretomn
contains sixyhree and half acres, divided small and
convenient lots. arF ~
The dwelling 10 brick, 81 by 49, with wing s5 by 81 each
stoe with outbuldings, all bul,
the personal of the tie latest style 81
architecture with fixtures throughout
be made the already The situation
hie (beDg 4sO fact
Awe inland and somewhat OF view.
There brick the turnpike Of
the place. rented Of So
which will be sold with he place separate if desired.
The neghboTo0d being ihckiy settled
Two good house The garden
around laid of silver
NAPLES turnpike Altogether beautiful residence aud
would suit gentleman doing business in wshiag country
residence.
Terms at sale. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Aug 29-eodts Auciioneer-
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LATER FROM RoRr McISrosH-ARny YEws.--A letter To-
the Corpus Christi Valley and Advertser daed Fort Nc
1ntosh July 81, says
Since nv iaa have had lively times about this part
" the country Our troublesome friends the redskins are
Quotat heprescnt time but how long they will remain
80 is bard to say
Two hundred aud sxty-four recr arrived her, on
the 18th inst, under tho command OF Captain K Marcy
and Lieut. Freeman, 9th Infantry trogn Fort Columbus,
New York They have been distributed about follows
eglpen q mounted riilemen, sixty; the four compa-
nes OF the 18th infantry Mt this post twenty6ve the FIVE
companies OF the 9TH infantry nggod barracks hirty~
four and the remainder the 9Th infantry at Fort Days
Those for the lsi and 9Th regiments OF infantry left here
the 9Th inst under the command ieu Edscn mounted
rifemen, and Lieut. p Freeman 9Th infantry for their
postg
GA few soldiers of this command have deserted and
have joined the flbusers. They have rendezvous in
little town opposite Laredo where they beat their reveile
tattoo &C. as we do regularly and Judging fom the noise
they mako one waud readily suppose there small
army assembled for the purpose of invading peaceful
and happy land They daily increasing in number
but where the material from the weahercock saith
not. They appear to be all well armed
al deeply regret to to you that our beloved
commanding officer Col w. W. Loring, mounted raemen,
United States army when in the Of stepping from his
carriage on the 26th inst fell breaking his right and
otherwise njurng hima casualty that is deeply depored
by ALL more especially ut this particular time Theu his
and wise counsel much needed Should he
be deprived of the use Of bis right arm he will be almost
poweess having beep deprived of bis left during the Mex
lean was the Head Of his regiment also deeply regret
to announce 10 you the horrible murder of Lieut. John
Williams LIST Dragons by private Dunn, OF company a.
regiment mounted rhemen at Fort Davis the 10Th aS
The lieutenant shot three times esaa Sai taking ef.
fectone in the shoulder and ,wo IN Zoe hedcausipg in
slant death Lieut.. Wiians was ornament TO be ser
vice good and faithful soldier aud had won his way
stspby sep o private soldier to the rank of second
lieutenant
Company G. mounted ri0cmen, under command Of
Capt Phet win arrive here the I'd proximo from the
mpa, where they have been in pursuit Of Apache anu
Muscoleta Indians
Company G. r. IT. n. under command of Brevet Capt
McIane arrived here the 27h inst The men look
though they had bad hard times and plenty 70 do
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DIED,

On Tuesday, oath instant, EDWARD DOUGLASS infant
A. and ELzA aged and
days.
friends Of fay invited funeral from
residence Of Mr. Charles Cumberland No ~ street, between
18Th and IAN, (tsland,l this afternoon a, o'clock.
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Nxw YoRK, Aug. 25.-Cotton is unchanged. Flour is
easier but quoaby lowersale Of $500 barrels com
mon 70 good State 81 81 S. l2f southern, common TO
good So so 50 u.s. and 50 CO $40 for extra. Wheat is
unchanged with limited demand at previous rates south
ern 81 so sl 9e white, s2aS2 o. Corn trhc low
or-saos of bushels western mixed at $50 cents
Wbskey OF $50 barrels Ohio at 49, cents
Stocks are United States es of 1867 at lls3 Vr-
ginia So, 37lS.
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CoSvENTIos.-The next meeting
of This body will take place in Richmond the I'd day Of
November The committee appointed by that body to de-
sgnae suitable place for TIE holding Of tue convention
has learn says y %hg accepted the invitation of the
Richmond bgati Of trade,
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THE MISSES HAWLEY's Preach and English
Boarding and Day School will teopcned Monday Sep
ember ~ At their residences No e avenue betwee
18th n
lug 29-eOd2w
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CLEvELASp, Aug. 27.-Thc Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road Company have leased the Of the track Of the Ceve
land Columbus and Cincinnati railroad from Berea to this
pace of twelve miles The gauge is to be changed
10 feet o. inches order accommodate the trains Of
both roads This arrangement settles the bridge contro-
yers
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Nrw OnLgANs, Aug. 21.-The steamer Nautilus, will
later dates the Rio Grande arrived to-day. The
Iuonsts were awaiting to hear Of the downfall of Ssn
Anna.
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o Il EIC Ia Il.

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, Aug. ~, 1855
Information has been received ibis department from Thomas
W. Ward esq., United States Panana Of the deal
died by accident the m May last,
on board the steamship "Goden Age"
AusO 0--d3n
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An Eiigbly -locatcd Furnished House for Rent.
VERY comfortable threestory house, located in Of
IL s city, will be rented, and
The comfortably and
tcey furnished modern which furniture win be disposed Of
on advantageous the house.
All particulars be learned inquiry this Office
Aug 29-dtfif
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CHnpRrs ssioyARlEs--A homo for the education
Of the Of missionaries has been established Lon
don, and another for their daughters London in the
same country Forty-eght boys in the home re-
fred to- oil OF missionaries awosg Ac heihen either
living or deceased. more spacious building than The
present. which il qyer-cfowded Is soon to BIZ Greeted on
some eligible site for the accommodating of others as they
are sent from tho regions OF neahondom to be educated
under christian M aences in q Christian land
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BY ELE g II A Il Ii /.
Ha!tA Of Neo Orleoas,

New ORLEAS-, Aug. 2L-The number of deaths for the
week was AL Of the yellow fever, 351. There
siderable decrease Of mortality during the latter part of the
week. and the physicians say that the fever abang in their
priv ate practice.
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NENERAL AGENCY AYR wAsuINeToN--rhe snl

GENERAL AGENCY AT wASHISGToN.-Tbc sul-
VI scber, formerly Richmond Virginia. having
ONCE in this
Department. tenders his
especially for revolutionary land bounes
and pensions under the recent acts OF Congress
purchased the David Dorngfnn,
be perhaps the only index which the
o revolutionary the FIRST auditors Office in
Richmond. He has also very index the all
the otter public Offices in the Capitol Of Virginia. These and the
sccnuuatons other years
tito him hope that II claim nisted 10 hun be just he viii be
able show H. where the claimant himself be entirely
unnbl. 10 do H.
% March, 1855 giving e0acrns
all WHO days, his
shargcs will he very moderate. FELIX HCHARbs.
.#U
Hon Henry A. Vice. Accou,ac, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
James Heath, late Commissioner OF Pensions, Richmond
Virginia.
Stafford H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John y. rcndIcton. Virginia
Hon. Samuel Chiffon, Washington, d. e,
William j. Ward, csq Baltimore.
Lewis Timberlake, ESQ.,, New York.
March 7-dkcpiy'
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TREASURY DEr ARraEsT, August Q, 1855.
Notice hereby given holders stock of the loan authorized
by the of 1885, redeemsbe and after The 18th Noveme
1885, that the whole OF that stock will be purchased ny
this department time previous TO The 3 November next
for which will be paid IN addition to the gums
In the certificates.
holders Of The Of the United
States that purchases Of the the Of 900 Will
also BIZ made during the period the following rates
For stock Of the loan Of 1912 OF 10 for stock
of the Sf7 and lsi5 Is and
stock issued the 1850 commonly called Texndem
nifty stock, premium Of six per
Interest will stipulated ccft6-
the LIST July here, with
day In addition, 10 enable abe Troasuer' dra reach the
Cercntes transmitted 10 this department under
should be duly assigned the United
tied to receive the purchase money
for these stocks will be
Boston, New York, Phindcphia
entitled TO receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary the Treasury.
Aug 4-difNov30 Intel. Start
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complimentary benefit was recently rendered TO Mr.,
Fenno by the citizens OF Rochester which occasion he
appeared as Macbeth. lie ably supported by Miss
Mary Deyn y0ang lady of extraordinary promise who
made her first appearance in tragedy sustaining the ardu
aus character of Lady Macbeth Miss Devn is but fifteen
years Of age and her friends predict for her brilliant
in her profession We understand that she has
been engaged for the ensuing Mt the Baltimore
Museum, under the management OF Mr., Observation-Disclosures
Sun
glrl Of fifteen able comprehend and personato the
character Of Lady Macbeth What next?
Tss GREAT RussrAS nELI-Aer three months incessant
labor the Russians have replaced the great bell in the
tower of San Juan, the Kremn, which, our readers
perhaps recoec being oed for the late Gar fell and
broke through less than three separate stories of vaults
killing five persons the spot The bell is snd to be the
largest in the world weighing less than 10000 pounds
SIGNIFICANT rRuTu--Mss Mcdowell, in the last num-
Der of the Womans Advocate, uers the following bold
but significant truth
"As women are more affected by the prevalence of inn
morality .han men, it is really strange that they do
Srpwn down those vices OF which frequently
fatal to their tranquility. Many female who would
refuse to dire with proigae wonld think herself
ouy insulted were she invited take with coure-
san but the only difference between ,he is
pantaloons and the other paniaetsthe morale is the
same
wasasABoUrs or conference.-the Musical Review
and Gazette says Sgnor Benevan,ano old bosterous
baritone happily engaged for six months at Madrid,
that there is fear Of his returning at present Sgnor
Lorni is Paris whore his vito lthe American prims
donna formerly Miss Virginia whi,ing) win soon join
him. Sgpor het,in has engagement to sing at Vienna
three months for twelve thousand FORMS about $4,000
n Europe Arse the arrival Of Maripi the bate
bnsso of The Lagrange Troupe, at Paris II adds This
artist Of the best Of Italy and surprised thai
his name does not yet figure among the engagements
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Death Of a Distingnished CleragmaA.
Later from he Rio Grandc.

New YoRK, Aug. 2s.-Rey. Stephen H. Gone, prcsidcn
of the American Bible Union, died this morning
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ST. LOWS Aug. 27-Gov Shannon passed through this
city Yesterday routo for Kansas.
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Markets.

Prrrssure, Aug 27.-At noon to-day the river meas
ured five feet six inches, and is falling.
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ArToRsEy oEsERALs OFFICE.
Reeisioa Of Aes of he DePartnses,sln matter whiel
the law conhdes the pure discretion the Executive
decision, by the President proper head Of depatme
any question Of fact involved, conclusive, and sub
jet 10 revision by any other authority in the United States
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT..
General Land 09fee.-The Surreys IA Washington Ter
rtoryA recent letter from the general OF ash
ngon Territory the fact that be has accepted
tracts for the survey portions OF the second third fourth
and fifth standard parallels Several OF these parallels
be extended west to the Pacific Contracts have
been made for the subdivision into sections of the land
between the third and fourth standard parallels.
Agricultural Dioision Of the Patent Ogce-Tae CassoJa
Melon.W introduced yesterday Mr. Browne prin
cpal Of the Charlotte Hall School, Maryland Mr.. ID. re-
ceved of the seed Of the Cassabar melon distributed
the Patent Office for experiment lie says they grow very
large the long kind measuring sixteen inches in length
four inches in diameter They very and juicy
something Of the nature Of the pineapple in TASTE will
scarcely any pulp They eaabe quite the rind and
the rind itself is very thin The seeds occupy very small
space. This accords equally with the statement from the
Military Asylum in this District of the round variety also
obtained from the Patent Office, which is represented
about two feet and half in circumference very sweet and
juicy aud surprising in flavor a other melons which hays
been raised in this vicinity
These meona have been eaten by various persons who
agree their superiority all other varieties and
very eager to obtain their seed.
Patents GraatedThe issues of patents for the week end
ing Tuesday, August 70, 1865, are as follows
Patents 80
Reissue
Designs