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United states Court Of Claims.
CARD.


..w GARD.
nuF O. OF New York city, and NJ
Thompson, of Washington, d. O., attorneys and coun-eors
for the legal prosecution vf claims, tot credit
os Of government, In the Court Of Ciaims j. . H.,
Tbey immediate careful attention 10 bus
Washington which BE- intru-d 70 their care
gentlemen profession and claimants in We city OF New
yoss or elsewhere IN any part of the Union #
TheV consulted personally o BY letter. either
Washington Particular Information to claims
which have before ConKre. departments can
oe = JOHN q. DBvEREUx,
No o. Broadway, corner Wall street, New York city
NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
NJ III G Deverour a commissioner Of the Court Of Cnms
Ian ai--3swuhf Intel
pOZz eNs's HOTEL, Corner OF broadway sna Canal
u street, New York city. .. 81. ..a1 .r.......-.-.
The desire friends public that
they OF the extensive establishment
bs retofore the Brandreih House, .... ....
Having made many alterations and improvements In The build
mrs, il prepared 10 receive company.
ey respectfully invite their friends and The pub
lie 10 establishment j ~. : -..--L.
Jan S9-eodfnr j. hs'f CoZIENs.
MILK, PURE MILK I've have eight ten gallons milk
M for present. Any
taking of gallons daily have al 2s
gallon 30 raon less than hve % cents
salon than gallon 10 quarts warranted
milk, pay. =.
orders Henry Douglss' aor- Of 18th and
will be attended IN, .#..... ....
Cash so,tlements at the end Of every week.
= DOUGLAS SMITH, .......a.
Near the Anaco.ia Bridge.
Jan 3l--eod3 u....
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From Judge Mclean, Of the United States Snprems Court
long such edition of The reports q the
Court will The correction OF the errors OF e
editions Subsequent cases
decisions have been doubted, modified oserru or a
proposed in this edition. will give increased value
JuLY Is, lt55. JOHN MCLEAN.
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P. sEdon Of the above papers please copy,
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GREGORY a mAURY, MAE.s ssal, wilmington, Del.

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..# .-. STATE OF DELAWARE,
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NJ BJ Devercur a commissioner Of the Court Of Caims
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From Judge Catron, Of the United States Snpreme Court
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printed ii the succeeding well executed Inc
rst doubt thn Mr. Justice Cuss edition VIII al
reports Court decisions
He OF Of useless matter
student and
Portable the lawyer and The judges and then The price rsasona
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The following opinions expressed Of the work since
the publication OF the first three volumes ii -
From the Chief Justice Of The United States.
regard publication of useful and valuable
thai have issued the American have examined The FIRST
volume. need say that evidently prepared with great
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VDo44 WX0M0RR4 A00 N0M L10nn
.U.I I,-',r-n s-~-- -
w, 'n 'Ae co'l,er.ss q Messru. inalsa = Cost
%'1S, situate .Na.. 70 s;r ,1s hhoa,A % slsg. about
m"cs aoose 'ardin, which has produced
o"SSlaeuos~ nnnsrto Impoverished In the mcl-
s"%o'y My "'~"'y OF co'i'sry scc'deuts 70 Soath
=, ets ,vfi.
sr..ss VA. w 'nssay marnisf Alp or
M .:s ~" u..u s.1 oo!s Seet down n.o ne Gym
Nv Wv" s"ue'I~ux .ue norrinm cetas
. . :. '""1ut, he ,wo nssmsnw wnoss
NV ~ss sasu,'"' ue Mt' 70 NSusesan y
:, ICY 49,, ~ ~" |u' sm W w. 10 y. rssecsded
=" . ~ .'s ro"..uY me pt eaH'
- 'nsn . ~ "oS' m suer ,'nacd' bescre
N@r "ss s'plsu M tse'r e'o'sss 70 con.
wv "~ss VIZ, p Wv "11'"m kas e,psoa, AND
W. A"1tsu", PVpw ln' n''nss ana 'naAer 'or
mw ""'ncns 'mn onc sii " ue dsfk and
o''N's s'spgrr'ns ssny stum"nu ON .ncir ocsd
esmt'sao"s W." wy uea" aso ueis some
ws'e s"sesnas s"aa we sofM'rs a tha ar
'hels uam mn y oeys, ~ desi any 70
o'nrt p'aocs ~ Nungs ., inches " ne level.
men me, naa ~, Gown '.n 20 await tnc'r n~rsui dosn
sou as" u'ea w"a 'h~r o'""ws ssnsg % shc'r
S'ss~ S NM, u~'r 1ses bsfss, ~ tar'r ssnss'
so.na as, s''usgNN forward. no dsubt hopins
F" WsYn ,m MWAys aa. posley escape
W"" ,"c VISIT" "c cNruHon va. hc.ru
~ ~. ."'~r WI, e| ~en "PIssosnue'
r..' """ ~ea',W "Sn'n ~ nss ~f
!" 'w9 pms'"usy, ."WS'o"s I'M osca
gwen w ""st was A"oa' !" .ver "iowen
ss rfnaA ssS ;'sss'e.s ~ IA AsS. sAss's ssss
I'VE aoorways hal @sn h'own dows aaiy on
Tho pfe,".s day. sni 'he'~ wsss ~" many
casos " "el~ss, IRON ihc 9"snnty ~ esc
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yssbsyTa ~ SApDispA.--ibm resiess Mrs
aware u kind ~ social scourgc which has es
i-ioi from tina immemorisI 10 the Islands u
Corsica sud SARDINIA. uSds the ns1ss II bsedsf
Ia tsengesbce) A remarkable cass of thb
kind hes just tesn s,s,csbly ssttlcd st Agis,
Dess TsS1to. Sasd.Sia, bstwssn two powesfa
families. named MAsnio asd vssa. Il hsd ori
guAisd in the breaking "a u marriage, On,
n ,hs ceorse u kw years. ssvea,y-oos per
so0s hsd islIea victims 10 psivats venss.sc
90 either side The present lnsestssst Al Tsu,
pieo. n. Orru, hes Al length ssescsdsi !,
bringing aboat N susngsmest. cod on ID,
10th u Nay lAxt IA msa a t,e Manic fsssay
and 2.J q the ysss INST IN plain near Tam
TO- and aijared their seciyrocAl hatred before Z
rue,sr, one of Va Hsss sasg up 10 ths
chief of the. Mamo's and embracing him. Aiter
gsssrsl greeting took place, tear of hbsdsh,p
vssr a.sd. and N appropriate dsc,orss ~ tbs
father director Il the schools ternsns'sd thf
csrsmosy Cai,gnas
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The to,lo~,,,,r r,u,.rh. of the Nev York
,-.,- :, A. .......,.. ,,n'.
""'lT""'a' AN """y :" W. ''."" ","~
sople. aud especially VI deslcrs aud members
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ay ~ H. s ~ ~ ~" 'a,a.s 49,. y. n'.,. ~.
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TSaesaviaaissss sss.

II !. stated IN the New York pspcss that tl@
life of Fremont IL selling at such n rate tl,s,
the Jrs~ss ~ the publishers cannot supply tie
dsmaid The TRAIT societiss may ~ well
shut up shop. aids the writer, and the ssss "
that during tbe campaign tbs religion ol tins
Bible viii have no chance al sIl where the anti.
slavery sentiment prevails There will h. 10
heart, 10 desire no time Tor sDy thing el-s but
the curf.st fcl,yioa n IrJnblieauisfs. II which
Fremont is the Allah aud Dayton tbe i'rcgAsst
The eheei 81 ,h. thing 10 the future will frset
wofully upon ,hoe who sre most ActisY now
in Iash,ng Tie I,r"is irenzy upcn the suhje,t.
WbiIc ,ue moral o'asqs~sces en,AsIed upon
grperatiot,s 10 cHne would te sincersly d~plofed
by many at tb. day II their iptsiustion did
not utterly blind them 10 ti~ inevitable laws II
csn~ and ri'cc'
Even the .atir II the pnrt hos esnght
the bIea insepar.bs from The present roiI,ck.
ing intimacy between religion snd Rsputli
canissn- pollties sod the pipit In a song
IRONICALLY estollipg the virt1s ~ Premoss,
ard Dayton. ooe stAnzs 10 ~ EiIDws. Il nsssis
no comment
Her, se.a.s Gre-lsy 9th sss,Aef
%, ,stb-, sslsis hss,
(wesSs, q sis fr~h IssghsD
AL a~.'s sss.kss eSssks. toe
UpA riss % Ne shs-tssr. ,sihss ssss-ss ssoa d
yvsysS
" N.Y. saIy 40 g., vf.~~t ,s.y vssssp- sy 20, b.
ss1ed to"fsss~w sss
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rm WnL DO. Marshal, pare that doe
touch no' a siups' hair he worries many hog
from oat his mpdds lair Oh When h was q
pap :" saary md ~ plomp, b. lAppsd h'. miis
from cup When hungry al jump. And ihrn
bis fuony 'rieks, az fanny 10 their piaee, % full
II canine licks upon yosr hand. anil fsee fcu
viii surly " him live. m ~ mt kill him
d~ad he wsg- his nsrrstive snd prsys fsr lie
M, bsd Go grt the muzzIe nos, ard pa, upon
h' mon'h aud stop that hox WOW bo~ and
,ensletcy IN irouth lie !. cor chikirns PET
oomrauion ~ ,beir joy you will M, tIh him
yc, snd ,hu. tbsir horr- d-'ruy No Marshal
T~r- that pap ,osch not single hair . Pd'
yonr pt.'s up ani vosvsy from thsr - bafao
Rsyuls,e0H
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Among the first arrivals this season was y
sentlemanly chsp---adorned with I'll the dig.
nlty and magni6cense that q hariIer and q
tailor are capable oi investing the man With
Iie put up at one oi the first class hon-es, and
commanded all the ,spect and attention that
his apparent character entitled him "a. His
foreign airB called attention Ia him from the
visitors, ard when approached his MODEST but
cold dignity repulsed tbem politely--leaviDg
them 10 conclude that he WAS some well bred
noble who would not bc disturbed in bis reve-
rics by common. place spproacbes. The ladies
were the first TO End oat his nobility. Every
poli,eneas wa. shown him. and his room WA
fragrant with bo4neis by fair hands formed
Yet the lion was coy and cold a. ever. up,il
ose evening while wand ring near the Circular
Railway, he met the lovely aud wealthy Mix
. from Georgia. Iiy aer'dsni. ,bs lady
had lost ber brscele, in the path. and il would
be ignoble for him IN rrfue 10 help ber 6nd II,
They sought for the brscslrf until il WAS tot
DARK 20 look, and fatigue.i, they sst togctbr,
in The grove. TIE lady forgetting her lipa will
sweet inventions of her own soggestcd ber 80,
pieions of his noble birth which we're moisst
y increasd by hk reply that be mad no suct
pretensions, at least in that country. wber
every man msy become noble ~ this tins
hc coDdesceDdd 10 think favorable npon heI
beauty. and comb not believe her of cotnmo,
des~ent, her modss'y intlligcncr anil wi, i,s
IougrJ 10 high order H. accompanied h.,
10 the hotel. and from thence she camr 10 b,
envici ny every marketable daughter, and Sian
derd Wy ~rery sJecuiating mother. FW I
w-ek they were always stsn together and ~h,
E~ the last few days has walked bcDea'h N.
splendid pins- % Circular ssrvvt, has not mr.
them Tbey were 10 lovr. decp, undying love
T'he good Old is,ber saw tir at,srlmenf. nm,
was NJ, surprised when the prrtsy M,ss In
form~i him that her hand was askrd 10 mar
riagr and shr rraved hs congut The cor,
snt vas given hut not, bowcvcr, until III
old gen. had thoughs fa'l FIVE miustss upp, III
psoprie,y of ipquYing higsek into the pecuni
sry condition. n the mitor Bu, what ns
aid the danghtsr " n inIuifing u, hr not
I lord. ard ho~ inphiipg !, Would he 10 -vel
.ugyrst that wuey wa any consitiesssion H.
eivfng swsy your daughter PsfbsT though
I ~ dh The da.gh,eY, ard hoth xbe,N that nigh
mrrosbd With visions ~ plspdh castie.
Bss VIA, ~as ,heir rrpise ,be pexi mrniny
WIN smiiiug throsgb tsa~ nj Joy N ,he hr
me~tiuy sissr ~ @cnusns" (" 20 r. DISTURBED b.
ooe n ,he stag driver. running ont NJ AhAn
secos,ng The lord fos 8 day With Il ssy. BD
yen lousy skunk. Why the d. did you iav
The rnsd uh~n ve were skwt ~ bsnhs as
carry "a tvo days rs~sipts' S1raofs Pos
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Asssn pssrvss uaush ssv.

] ruinnanbcr rending sour time ago IN article
copied ftom New Orleans paper, relative 10
the iats Of Mrs. Aliaton, thc accomplished daush-
ssr u Aaron Barr. saiios living In Tn sa-
burba of New Orleans. who kept placs of TO-
sort for persons of bic own profession. On the evs
of death sent for minister Of religion. 10 whom
he wished 10 dlssiosc the crlms~ whieA burthen.
I'd hir conscience. His previous liss bad bses
that OF pirats. and tho catalogue hs gave II bis
acts was hlld up with thoss dcsls. which va
would erprt from perpons Of the donrriptioD.
That oos which distarbed him most wes the
murder ot lady on board oos Oftln sevsk they
had captured The vsnd had of courss bssn
plundered, and " ] mistake not. Il was ssld The
hmily of Aaron bur- was N board, and the
work of death then commenced u was the iy-
Ing pirates part ~ ne ~ their ds~tsuctioa.
Al who were not previously killsd wsre kpr-
crl 10 walk tho plank" A lady passenger on
hoard begged him 10 spare her lie, bui tleir
plan wa 10 silence every Witness by death.
Finding that she could not prevail upon ths
aa,sgcs t0 spare her hts. she srose IRON her
knees aud told him uhat tbcy nsed not force
her overheard, as she would 20 out on the
plank herself She I'D ~ and the usual plunge
IN The doep announced this additional victim 10
tho@ already destroyed
time Nm ihe niacc vhc,e thev ~ n, ar,d m v..ssi
an. ,as,. Ir I. .r,,ssreJ nl.;,Iv shs, ~. Ia,
o.,ld h 20 h.,u M ~, thsn fhrmiosis. M,
d.,,ghi.r nj Aaron Hurr .,,d ths ~. M az.
AIIs,on The ross,sioo nj tLe Jv;ns .siIo,
cauLI hs oulv couira,iirt@.i nv ~ n,oL ~ ~.
"a. 80, -, In -h;ch n, 10 - ~. q ="
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s's..s b. .,raa.,s.,.,.. - A.. s~sas". 80. a.
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hs o;,s,,. n,s,. ~ Js,;,. - ~ T hia,eS 90
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,bs M ~r,,cs ~ " M. !. " nnsai. ~ ~ Ha E ~.
49, -, n'.,.,s.E.s.a' .aJ n !. Ligbl, u,obshi.
,h., .oeh % .a. ,hs s,s I ~ Inc sssrsionats dsurs.
- -. =, "a" 49, % n.,v % % IJ,s 80 vsw N p,ovidesscr
s,s ,...,a,si,s [ ' p.rLs,s .bs bops Of sssinw
nd. a..,s'.r w.. tL.t rLicI, uplsId ths sxIL3
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0ssiWess ChaSseser os Wsshimssem.
The following sirik Ing irhirnt in the liie oI
WAsnIs oYos. and Illustrative al tke greatness
q, tie man. u from an orstioa by 1ovcrnor
Wrs, delivered Al lexington on thu 4th
A man Of tho deepest emotions, ho WIS o.
aiIrc'ionstr towards HI. troops, ~ h. was loyal
to his eosntry His parting scene with bis of
bceJs vas most touchingly tnder. TN iip 9Th
of december. 1898, nt II O'Clock, be- ssrmblsxi
his companions In arms. raised glass of vine,
asd with stited vonc. said with hemrt
Iuli Of love and gratituds, ] now take leave of
you, ] most devsutsly wish that yoar latter
days may be ~ prosperous ~ your former ones
have ben gIsr<ms and bo0orahte" lie add
ssi; II cannot cum, to cuch of you 10 take my
leave, bat shall be oaipcj u each Of you woali
come nnJ take my hand" iic inok the hsp'I
u each IL siirnc- aud IN tears, icft ilr room.
followed by ~ weeping band II heroes % .
boat which bore him sway. Tie stcpp~d into
II, tufb~l, waved his hat without speaking. ~
ceiyeJ sihpt salute 10 n'tarn. and be won't
away. WhUs' Alone, with a small bundle
~ papers IN his hand. w. went io Pbiladcipbia
that l,tik handle contained the vouchers NJ Nib
.occun,. which b. bnrri~i 10 s:tth to tha ri
most httbiDg. Was uisru evev such human
example u truth, G,ieliiy. contipsDoc. faith. slf
denial. humility, common honesty. ~ simple.
~ T~rs. % onsheetesiiy natural ~ thi.y The
rvgulssity aud mButsps~ with which hs hal
kept his account. au,eist the roar of cannon.
the istgues ~ ibs camp. u,e clash oi arms. tbs
din II war. is actually miraculous H. took
M pay. spent much II his own SS.,e lssd yri
with ~arvpul'aSpss that was Jeslous and ni,,'
10 oDt iirin. hasiTnsd to tlp seeousting OH
GERS with his bub,le VI yoacbcr. away IRON u
,lctorisns army, aIop', fra aDJ bEsc go'ng
home 10 bs vile, 10 have a settlement, sial
prove HI. title 10 the character II IN Hms,f
Maa That va. more h him than soy iew
ciIrl crown.
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EApcrssuce ss Free state MaM In HAN.

~ w ~ ,p..,., ., ,.....
ssu'x w'auo" OF ms eAtsf'e's" ~ Asnsss =
After relating the circumstances that hal \
his emigration, his arrival IN Kansas city, il
u;..,.r, x,.A Nj. G.;,, h, wr;,
'' Wv" "'' '"'''' "
"lH~vlng my hmily, started for thu 'rrou,
'sel land tmvchd just cnc hundrvSi am
eight milss, sce@dlug to the survey, hefow
eoald Rnd sufhcsency a. timher 10 wnrtAn
me IN an attempt 10 build = hoase Az Paw
nee. the s~pitol a. prcIscsed by Gov: Rrsshx
or rather within q distance of dsc milrs non
that paper city. ! succsss,Nt Ia making clAin
ei ~ acws, cn which, aitcr mach srvetc hbc'
AND privesscn, s0cc~isSt In raising = hoes
That would slw'a,er myself an'i family Durin(
oil the time OF my struggle In the wilderness,
was aid~i and assisted In every way by ny
nrighhors. Missoarians, aud. indcei. never eves
hsd 10 wall logger lot their help than they saw
wherein They could asst me,
NY claim made. AMI my house such ~ i
WAS completed, J started for Kansas City u
hiring my iasssly oot' Judge u my Telling,
whco J k~rnri that ior nearly thu whole tint
oi my ah.encr my child had bcea lying nj TN
point of death and my viii, emothct, anoi'e
strangers, Too And remember, Also, that thee
strangers wew oil lbov'les ltudians Ofcour~e
J was anxious questioned my vile, how
lid you get along! What dsi you do Why
she answercd in. no psople could be mors
Mind; all teck NJ 'nisrc~t IN our suffering and
sorrow I msef sAw morv klaihs3rtri Rnu
generous p,oplr. ] WAS sstonishei. ] csnits,
II. ~ course. sald but liitk--whst could
say, They asked ne---tlr 'liorisr Raiilsns -
Of my politics | told thcm I was an outaud
out Frs Stale man, The answer WIS invari-
ably--'Thats right. Mr. King vo,e jus, M
you think I'VE wish every man 10 enjoy his
own opiuiou, .t
For many weary days walked around
waiting Tor tse returnng strength ii my child
and during lhcse days saw many things tina,
would have heen d,slsolievwi by mystlf u stated
10 ,pe before lell Racine. aad while l WAS a
reader of. snd bslever Ia, tho New York 1'ri
bune. ! saw many very many poor families
landed al lAaycnw orth ssnt on by tho New
England Aid Soc,cty, who hs.l NO, Tho w,xns
10 bury the Jead u their comusny. Men NO
,nea and cLilirpu v,rp ,hvr, son, on by
tl,eso All SocIetirs, witLou, iunds 10 purcl,ss, I,
oue NAL of fnod After lao.l,ov Th.v csn,r
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09
syThe Club Meeting on Saturday

~ The Club Meeting on Saturday
evening last, was well attended, and
general satisfaction was evinced. The
meeting was ably addressed by Judge
JILsUN and Elder SrEBBINs. WHIT
CONES BAND was present, and discours-
ed eloquent music, which added not a
little to the enjoyment of the occasion.
We hope they will continue to enliven
the interludes in the speaking on such
occasions with their music. They have
the thanks of the Club, as well as of the
citizens generally.
After the speaking, the subject of dis
trict meetings throughout the county
was brought up, and it was determined
to have meetings called in every School
district, which shall be addressed by
able speakers. The subject was finally
put over to the County Convention on
the 18th inst, for final arrangement and
perfection.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09

WnEAr--Reeopts- ShiPments.-Du the past
week the weather has been favorable and grain has
come in in large quantities. In the forepart of the
week, our buyers were paying 95c to loOc and tho
rush was constant. Our streets were crowded, and
our warehousemen could hardly get time 10 cot or
sleep. Since then prices have ruled shade lower.
and farmers mostly stored in preference to selling
We estimate the total receipts of whoat here thus
far this fall at $50 900 bushels Since our last issue,
the following shipments have been made
Per Brig Acadia, IL, 500 bushels for Buffalo.
Schr Mlacaukee Belle, II, 500 bus,
Schr U'orthisgtoa, 1900 bus for Osweso
Schr May Queen, $500 bus. FOR Buffalo.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1856-10-09
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CAHOON'S
Seeding Pie-Plant,
Gooseberries, Currants, Grapes,
Shrubbery, Bulbs, Tubers, &c. &c.

Gooseberries, Currants, Grapes,
Shrubbery, Bulbs, Tubers, &c. &c.
will securely pack in boxes and forward according to
for s1 by the hundred s4OCash in all to be
with the order.
From the American EaTitme Proceedings, august 5la
1856
MAMMOTH Prz-PLAxr-soLoS RoBIssos exhibited a stalk
Of Cahoons mammoth Seeding Rhubarb grown
Wisconsin that excited considerable curiosity 1t
Of box the Tribune Office for distribution, and
trial found rich tender as that Of
smaller growth 1t supposed be the productive
variety grown for culinary purposes and should be every
market garden and then possibly, it would Be grown in
such abundance that could be purchased By people in
binary circumsiancss.-N. y. 7Ftbnns
'CAHooss szEDLIsG" Pis PLASr-we have just received
q letter from which e MAKE the following extract.
~ send you this day by express box containing
pies seeding Pie Plant In the lower division of the
box you viii find small stalks grown on young roots trans
planted last spring II there is no unnecessary delay
the they will arrive in your city condition for
In the second division from the bottom you will and four
stalks grown roots old On the root there
remaining more OF equal size, besides several
small On the top fthe other two divisions you will
find two stalks roots three old; there
now on the root they Sc equal
30 stalk. have previously been taken from the
root the thirty days The large stalks old
for use but maturity, say month ago, they
tender perfectly ripe apple and free from fbres
u. =. CAHooS. hsnoShd WIS.,
The box referred duly hand and the contents
worthy the long journey from Wisconsin here. The
stalks mentioned last found to weigh respectively
and and half pounds, OF them being thirty
four inches in iH9H- The four stalks from plans Of two
growth, weighed together eight and one-hah pounds
the largest BY itself t,co and quarter pounds
This last % inches IN length to where II as divided in
smaller branches leUea inches az circumference where
taken from the root and sersa inches around in
the smallest place. The stalks from this year plants weigh
ed four Of them six and threequarters and another
lot the number four pounds. They certainly
superior to anything we have seen of the kind Those
wishing further the subject will address Mr.
Aug q, 1855 Iowal
EsnoSha