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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

Busp WOOD CHoPpER.-The Ports
mouth, Ohio, Republican has an account
4. blind wood chopper lie says that
vh;e at Cambria furnace, Gin jackson
cau,y, on the Railroad,) this week, he
az, man who was perfectly blind chop
,pg With perfect contentment, and max
ipr good speed. Although he is and has
t.sn blind almost from his birth, he aver
,s,s cord of wood per day. He is led
on, BY boy to his work ard back again.
llerery frequently chops at night no mat
ter how dark, il being the most pleasant
IN hot weather. After reading this, who
du, is there who feels discontinued with
Il. Ia
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

CO The New York Times learns on gooe
authority that the Territory acquired by tn
United States under The Gadsds, treaty with
Mexico, is rich in mineral wealth, containing
both gold and silver in great abundance.
The auriferous region is not confined to q
single locality; the precious metals are found
in many places along our new i;ne, and in
locacalitie. to distant from each other. Nor is
this mineral distric. confined to our new ac-
quisiticn. The mines extend across the line,
and for some distance into the territory
which remains to Mo1ico in consequence Of
the Senatc's amendments to the treaty as or
iginally framed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
Boots and Shoes
AT WHOLESALER

I WOULD respectfully invitc the attention Of mar-
i chants nd traders who are purchasing goods in
be western markets To my large and varied stocks Of
boots. husk,ns CATERS &C., de-. comprising good
assortment of articles in my line bought principally
for cash from tie manufacturers IN The New Eng
land 81 tcs. Having had long experiences in this
branch of business, have fncities for furni.hing
<ools at the lowest possible rates. Pa ticlar
ton viii be paid TO the filing Of orders and persons.
can rely upon prices being as low as il they were
present 70 select for themselves. R.s. ADAMS.
q Septic " tea gs8 Main street
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

N
~ =, Tue weather yesterday was cool
s, 1ussenng-the wind was rafting
~ 20 windows, and causing the peacs-
a.. quicken his gait aud button his
NM The whole is suggestive Of par.
~, ,'Ase stoves which must be black
ss;., = pasup. And speaking of stoves
~ ~ as that very large assortments are
~, 10 this city. Gentleman who
az. !, . sell again aud who have tried
~ !. rases' ny Burlington is the best
81. o0y. Messrs. White Pierce &
1el,oas on Main street have recently
stoves 70 their former stock.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
u u 4 4 4 q

" Nv To n. beautiful and Natural Brown or Black
without tn Ieasi injury to hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to VIM. 4 Batchciler sincs $50. and
over so 600 pprIica ions have been made the Hair
Of his patrons Of his famous Dye. Prejudice against
Dying the Hair and Whiskers is unjus', as It would
be agains, covcrirga bald head with wig.
VIM. A Baichel"r's Hair Dye produces q color ct
TO be distinguished from nature. and is warranted
to njure in the least, however long i, may be
continued.
Made. soll or applied Gin nine private roonisl ut
the Wig Factory, c:3, Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all tho cities and towns Of the U. s. BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ The genuine has the nams and address unon
ofstecl plate engraving, om four sides :, each bottle,
= WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
233, Broadway, n. T..
Pr sale by ]. +. Tu,lant Burlington.
Aug 15--6!ndtw. -..s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

Last week the sixth floor of the Phn.
nix shot tower in Baltimore, one hundred and
fifty feet above the side walk, gave way un-
der the great weight upon it, crushed the
floors beneathit, and fell to thu basement
with a heavy rumbIing sound, not unlike the
continuous FIRE of musketry. The heavies,
tmbers were crushed into splinters.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

GKnRG1A DIsGsAc sD.--On Tuesday tbs 4,t
inst. fifteen f,e ght cas- belonging to the Stale
road, we're sold BY the sheriff ef Chattanooga
Mt public auction These cers sod for about
one fourth Of their original cost. But the loss
| OF myney is nothing. in comparison with he
disgrace the STATE suffers in having her proper
" cold to neigboling State 70 satisfy an exc
caiiar. Rome ga. Caar.er.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

: ateoS AscENstoS-MrS NJ Brooks
8 "as recently made successful balloon
,s''oas from Rockford, Galena, Rock Is.
!. 'aa numerous other places, is in the
a WI make an ascension on Wednes-
!. : next week, A great exhibition of
g..s will be made in the evening.
PARTICULARS see advertisement
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

y The Juvenile population of Bur
~s'sa Is on the increase. At a census
! vixen BY Mr. Gray, for school purpo,
+ sas were between the ages of 5 and
:. W. within the city limits. This looks
0ash more school houses were needed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

W., nao cAx BEAT r.-Nlr. Robert
sA''shson, prcssman at this office, work
- a'ae tokens on Saturday and ten to-
s'as % yesterday equivalent for the two
NY . over $500 impressions upon a
''a0 press S,i0O of it was book work
- @e balance upon our daily paper.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
CITY HOE STORE.
Books and Stationery.

~ NJ. WILCOX & CO., B,rrct House. No. 2,
u. have received large and carefully selected
stock of School Books, Agricultural, Mechanical,
Theological aud NJ Miscellaneous Books, with fine
sortment If English, French and American Station
cry, which they arc prepared to cell at WHOLE
SALE or RETAIL ct Eastern pric4 &. New Books
received by Expres. as soon published and
hailed to my part Of the West receipt Of pub.
lished price, free. sept 27.)
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

MAT Cry IN Iowa CAN BEAT III
iae population Of Burlington in 1850 was
fV'o, In July last it was 1880. H.
crease :, IN i've years $50 per cent. And
.ue population Of the city is from. 500
IVY larger today than when the cen
sas was taken in July.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
RIan,,lu Simmer,

No Il, PsaRI Sra II. GiNesAsAIi.s
I MPaRTfR rs md Dealers in Ar.efiesp sa fer
eign DFy Goals are receivir 9 ihetf snfFiy "a
Now and desirable FALL and WINTER GOODS
embracing evsry variety suitable Tor the Wesefr
Trade.
They respectfully soii il an examination # tiseir
stock isy Western Merchants visiting this cry
s.,uf L. sSsi Wv
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

ASAD SToRY.-About three months
$50 party of fifty or sixtyyoung Gascons
embarked ut Bordeaux, bound for this
country, for fear of being drawn in the
cnsrption and sent to the Crimea. They
hadsd in New Orleans, about four weeks
49, and on the 4th ult, the last of the
CHS was consigned to the earth.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

LEr HER BE.-A Detroit mercantile gem
tleman, who was travelling eastward a short
time since, went to the clerk of one of the
Ontario boasts 10 he shown to hisstate room.
The clerk handed the applicant key, at the
same slime pointing to a door at some little
distance, marked b.
Our friend went in the direction indicated,
but opened the next door to his own, marked
A, where he discovered lady passenger max
ing her toilet, who. upon the stranger'sap
pearance, uttered a low scream.
Go away! 60 awayw screamed the lady.
Letter B. = yelled the clerk.
81 am not touching her at all, !. shouted
the indignant merchant.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
Baltimore, Sept. 2

ballmore, sept. ~.
The Yellow fever abating, few cases &C.
cured of very malignant character, which
indicates lack Of material for he disease
10 feed upon.
At Norfolk there were seven deaths on
Thursday and three up to noon on Friday
but no new cases. At Portsmouth IL deaths
on Wednesday, on thursday and on
Friday, but few new cases. The wife Of the
Rev. Mr.. Armstrong is dead.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
Boston, Sept. %

On the arrival Of the America here, a sa-
lutte of q guns was fred at the request of
the British residents, by the American At l.
lery, in honor of the victory.
\ female passenger by the America. a mil
liner of this city, was detected in trying to
smuggle laces, some of which were found
sewed up in her garments.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

~ The foot path of the State Street
hld,e, Albany, fell last week carrying
,,.r same hundred individuals a distance
,...r,v feet. A number Of firemen, and
.n.o and children were among the indi-
,;ao,,, precipitated into the water. No
r... ,,., bat several were considerably
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
FOURTH DAY
FRIDAY, 81 a. NJ.


The following resolutions were passed..
Resotroi, That the thanks Of this Association be
rendered Ia the local Committee of Arrangements for
the very efficient manner in which they have per-
Formed their responsible duties and especially to j.
F. TALLASr and &. E. Gar are we under many OBJ
LEGATIONS for their kind attentions spd COURTESY du
rim our stay in this city.
Rrsesref, That the open hearted hherality Of lhe
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
r.ANn pnR sALE.

ON fifteen miles nor rest II garinsis sig miles
from psnv,iIe e. r're. and avs nstss from shs Wes
tsrn Rsil road wi,,eh i Smss impsasensens
~ Price $40 ref ae9e. Enquire It
ia ags ANDREW. near he prersises.
September, 5, 1855 view
rnw raYY ANTI wyNTrEp TsAN1o.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

PORK PACKING. a's5l
RE undersigned having leased TIE premises
l. known as the peasIey Pork House il now pre-
pared to purchase ant pack hogs on Commission. -
Farmers and Drosers will consult their interest to
call on the undersigned before dispasing of their
hogs, as he is prepared 10 pay CASH for ell hogs
tat may be offer in this market, having arranged
the establishment SO a TO enable hin 10 mack
Thirty Thousand Hogs.
Parties may rel5 that be will give he highest mar
ket wace, 10 those desirous to pack pork on Gem.
mission will make s=s 80. -, So -
Liberal Cash Advances, sse4z
and the charge for Salt aud GoopeYa 20 viii be
" lower .lan any House in town, having laid
IN my stock OF Salt and Cooperags at low rai.s.
Y,,... T.. McFAUI.
Sooieau. b Brooks, Burlington iowa. s75
a W. A. Saunders, Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
z. Manning, Eddyviile, Iowa
Il. s. Robinson, Cashier Bank Missouri, ST. Louis.
Lucas / Simonds, Sc. Louis, 4tsfas fyFa
~ Dc A. Bennoist & Co.. sss4s tr 5Hz
Mt. Pleasant Observer Fairfield Ledger, Ot,um VA
Courier. copy sm and send bill to this osEce. -Ft
sept. %. 1855. t@ss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
Dalley's Macical Pain Extractor.

fI>llE gees. aud pr'auiIai charactsris,ics ID Dali
/ LEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR coz
s;s
1T az its nercr-fsillng and unique property, as
applied to any external injury, to check In
hauaii,n instantly, aud rapidly To reduce IL. This
feature crnstin'cs lie grtat power to alleviate the
pain Of barns and scads. aud Of other painful dis
in 50 irered bly, short space Of tine and as
will appear from tho few testiin' mails hereunto m
ntxcd. Every intelligent mind Is fully aware that,
in cases uf external irimry. the pain is produced
by .a1anmati of the injured parts and, there
fore. II j. remove the cause the effect ust cease
I'd. Its purifca'ivc properties ncu.raliIe the poi
that may Turk in the sNst,u and will, when p
piled to the draw rnpiiiy MI impure matter to
tho surface and q ct ihtnce The great discharge it
produces from occasionei by burns, and when
applied to old and invetetaic sores, SAT- Rherm, or
other cuiartous diseases.
Each box of Genuine paHeg's Pam Extractor has
upon il a Steel Plate y, gravcl Label With the sig
natures of C. V. CLICkENER & CO.. prnpretors,
and HENRY DALEY. manufavtu or. All Others
are counterfeit. Price IS cents per iox.
~ All orders should be addressed 10 @. V. Click.
crer l. Co., 81. Ba relay street, New York.
For sale by j. T. Tailant, Burlington, and Drug
giss generally throughout the I. s.
Auv II-hmff w
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

PERsoNAL.--Hon. NEAL Dew, Mayor
of Portland, and author of the Maine Law
is stopping at the Barrel House.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

aueop DAYS WoRK.-R S Adams
= Wholesale and retail, goods to the
Sat Of over $4,000 one day last week
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

nes- Why is Sam Pike, of the Bloom
iugton Flag like the Kentucky volunteers
at the battle of Buena Vista?
Because he don't know when he's beat
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

A Convention to consider the project Of a
ship canal to connect Lake Ontario with the
Georgian Bay, was held at Toronto &C. w
on Thursday. The Convention agreed to
proceed With full and complete survey
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
~ Miss vi oinia Frost. aged |

"A. Miss vi GINA Frost, aged II,
daughter of Austin Frost, of Raleigh, N.
C., was instantly killed there on Monday
morning by negro girlin the employment
eiher father. She reproved the woman
for iusolcut language, aud thereupon she
shot her With pistol instantly killing her.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

Hes~ An unsuccessful attempt was made
to break into the store of Mr. Swan on Sat
day night last
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
Washington. Sept. %.

Washington, Sept. %.
The President is still afHic'ed with chills
every third day. but Notwithstanding con-
stantly attending to business.
There is Tow in the Treasury nearly 1872,
000, 900 subject to draft ofwhch six millions
is posted in New York, lis, 900 IN Phita-
delphia, liz, 900 in Baltimore aud S53 1888 in
Boston.
Among the recent promotions in the navy,
are those Of Commanders Incraham and
Hollins, Captains and Lieut. Houstene TO be
Commanders.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

A Gcon Hrr.-The following sentiment
was received With great zest u, late poiiti-
cal re- union:
Our bleeding Country-M May i. never be
Pierced again!
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
Co.naYtnershin Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that | have this da y as
~ sociatcd with myself in business Mr.. ?. l.. Tn
derwood my former Cleik and that we shall contin-
ne ut my old stand under the mo Of Thos. Hedge
4 Co. fact ], $50 THOMAS HED3 e.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
MARKETS.
HAWK EYE AND TELEGRAPH OFF1cE, ]
y n.S.>I., 4

MARKETS.
HAWK EYE AND TELEGRApH OFFICE
October 2.
Flnur-s7 90.
Wheat--Loo@ LIS s-s--
c. rn-43c.
Oat-1s@2o.
Butter-l6 g Is.
Egss-7c. fses -
Iard-9@10.
Hams, scarce. selling 9 q 12c com and rus cured
Bacon, Sides o.
Hiies-contracting year round q loo.
Boeswax-20c.
Timothy used- 75GI2 IS
Flaxseed-1 oo@s1 IS
Pine lumber cleTr, per m.-$s0@35
Common q $20@e6
Shingles per M.-$5@5 so
Lath I" "-x4 80
whsat-srripg 81 IS q / 80.
Rye-75 @s0c.
Barley soc a leo.
Coru-6s@6sc.
= Oats-27c.
Beans-$I 75@ 81 co.
potatoes-s5 q 40. +. sss
Lard-l1@I9. -
HAMS a l0c.
Shoulder, q Sc.
Butter-f5GfFc.
IIides-Dry Halle.
do Green, s9se:
Fgg-i2c. yi.s.esss
Fiour-ss 25G7 IS. = ...
Pnrk--Sa4 so7a 81. ~. i
tzsfas4S5es5 & Is ss9siefE sffsz ss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE,
ANT1poTE &c 70 MALARIA.
THE INN ooESCr OF wHlcnIs
-~-n ag--, -. PROVED :e-g..f5
CERTIFICATE OF CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
GIVEN Ell 80. - .'D''
- JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
AND THE VALUE OF WHICH is
PROVED, .@s-='
BY TIE TESTIMONY FREQUENTLY Prs11sHrp.
-4,ss 4 NO sWELLED HEADS ..
.3 sst STELLED LEGS
. s...-. SoB t... ...
TERRIBLE NERVOUS pERANaEMENrs
NOR
MERCURIAL DISEASES -
7eH Il POISONED CONSTITUTIONS ~.srs
ri ~ 81 CAN RESULT SHoa ITS USE. ss-
ass.z ITS HARMLESS CHARACTER
--z -....-.. ADMITS tTs Use As A. .g
FRFVENTIEE OR CURE
~ FEVER AND AGUE r.
ALL DISEASES CAUSED By MALARIA
ATMOSPHERIC POISON
7~ TT IA 's.- ..
joyce SO PERFECT ANT.DoTF, seaoa ~.
PRONOUNCED so Ell
SC'EN u G-e-rs ,E-.-!
HnovED ~ BY s--g -~
EXPERIENi L.
Ibis wonderful, cure equally powerful AMI limo
cen. seems destined by nature not only relieve all
tne humaG family who will use IL, from malariou.
diseases, but to d. an equally good work by enrey
tupe!Se ainS all The treatment, other scientific OF
empiracal, by poisonous and destructive drugs.
General AGENT J. d. YgRRisoroy.
Sl. gent Tor Huntington, j T. TALLASr. 80
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Demoine Navigation and Railroad c.
LAND DEPARTMENT.

OTTAWA, 2ira SEPT. 1855.
HIS Compan, having entered upon Il vigorous
L prosecution of the Improvement of the River,
with the view of bringing into at the earliest
possible moment, and being DESTROYS Of meeting. rs
farns possible, the generally expressed wishes Of the
that their Land Office will b. opened, at this place,
at as early Il day as they procure the examna-
tio.s requisite for afixing valuation upon them.
In the meantime, applications will be received at
this office, from persons desiring to purchase. which
will cnttlc them TO preference Mt the Co,upany's
valuation in he order Of the receipt of their nppE.
cation Applications should be made in the form ap
pended hereto
Terms If sale will be, for Prairie Lands, ten per
cent. OF the purchase money down, and ten peg cent
per year, therea fter with interest at the
rate OF eight per cent, per year. on all sums unpaid
Upon Timber Lands, one f.u,th down, and the bal.
est as above. Paym ,nts be made in cash, or in
bs"f Banks in the State Of New York Or in the
Bonds Of this Company. atpar.
The Ian will DO seid to actual settlers, only and
annual improvements will be required to be made.
The Lands now offered extend up the D smnines
River as far ms Section IS, Township So, Range 90
West P. NJ. "a k FE
Platsof the Lands can b, seen ut this Office where
anv information can be had by application, in person
or by mail. - ....f. - ~
Form of Application.
fGive here the Post Office address and date !
LAND DEPARTMENT ,...-...... -. -
Demoine N. & &. Coy,
OTTUMWA. IOWA:
here1v apply to purchase the - of section
- Township- Range - West P. W.,
and oior to give for the same dollars per acre
lllcre sign name plainly.]
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Sf. Lonis. Sent %.

St. Louis, Sept. %.
The mail arrived at Wes,port yesterday.
The train met Gen. Harvey TWENTY miles this
side of Fort Laramie. Lieut.. Heath was
killed at battle ut Ash Hollow. a Number
of Indians met a party of emigranss between
Ash Hollow and Fl. Laramie, and after shak-
ing bands in afriendly manner, began shoot
ng-wounding one man. Health of the
troops excellent.
New York, Sept. 90.
The mortality in this city during the past
week was S35. ]. decrease Of l4l from the
pr Q ding Elk.
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Administrators Notice,

NJ Office is hereby given that Kob't D.. Poole.
l. Y has been appointed Ivy tile County Judge Of
Des Moines county, Iowa. Adminisrat tor IF tho es.
tates of Jacob Rcxroat and Susan Rcxroat, deceas-
ed. All persons having claims against said eItntes
are notified to present the same to the undersigned
duly authenticated. and all persons indebted to said
states are requested to mako immediate payment.
sept. II, 1855 RoBT D. POOLE, Admir-.
NOTICE is hereby given that al instrument of
IN writing purporting to be the Last viii and Tcs-
lament Of Jacob Rcyroas, deceased has been read in
the County Court # Des Moinss county, Iowa. and
that the first day of October next is the day fixed by
said Court for hearing the proof of said Will.
-... TIiOS. W. NEWMAN, Co. Judge.
Spt lIlS55 bplm
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Pres't. Board Trustees Y. S. College.
kossutb, Iowa, Sept. 25tb, 1855.
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Ware House Sales

Ware House Sales
THE following goosls will he .oId in 30 days rrtn.
l date to pay freight and charges ii n.t previeu,
ly called fer. viz: ass
bfx.s mark ed ID. S. +. e- s#
| L,x do VIM Mcconnell, 4 ...
do do A. Stahi,
do do J. Nation. a'
do no m.ik. ALFRED 5. FEAR
sept 3, 80 So ..sa=s I'd
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Mackyerel,

% BBLs. No. and 3; s@
~ 40 do do do
so DO do do E.a -,.
so ! do do do; prime article for sale by
sep4 JN0 5 DAVID.
| x boxes fresh assorted Fruit; 300 bushels prime
~ Dried Apples 80 bushels fine pcacbes; IS
bus hels fine peai,d peaches, f. sale Mt
aug 5. II. L. HUNT { cos.
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objection 10 trulG rdlSCrS,
| President has difficulty in budding it.
Williams has budded it-has not been
troubled with mildew.
| Edwards has suffered none from miliew
He makes but little difference between bud
ding and grating The tree bears carly and
grows finely in the orchard Recommended
/ for extensive cultivation
The New Town Pippin was brought up
Phoenix condemned it as unproductive on
rich prairie soil, but thinks on poorer soil it
would produce we'll.
Kennicott never has seen good crop, but
the fruit is excellent
Bellanger never has seen full crop
Hull-three-fourths Of the whole orchard
should be of this variety at Alton. Does well
on all lands
President Bryant has had three crops in
succession from trees Is years old.
Williams says old trees bear this year at
Galesburg on prairie soil.
Overman thinks it a great Discrimination be-
tween seasons soils and situations
Hardness has cultivated it for 90 years,
| waited long and patiently for fruit, and final
| " has it Woodward has seen full crops on
old trees, Stewart says the only objection
to it is that it does not come into bearing
early, recommend to top graft on Newark
Pippin, grated standard high. Orcrman
says erery amateur should have it Recon-
mend for cultivation in particular localities
PRIAATE-Fahenstock considersit the best
| early apple Of its season for Western New
York, commences with the Early Harvest
and continues ripening two months. It is
yellow, larger than the Early Harvest, not so
tart
Ellsworth thinks it very good apple
Woodward thinks it fine
Passed as not sufficiently known
Appointed Committee Of arrangements for
next meeting, viz:
Chas Clifford, H Croker, Esq, Cyrus
Hawley, and Dr.. McYickar, Milwaukee, and
A. G. Hansford. Waukesha, Wis.
After other unimportant business adjourn
ed till A. NJ tomorrow
FOURTH DAY.
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