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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
THE WISCONSIN LEGISLATIVE.

CHIcAGO, Thursday, Jan. 10, la5G
The Wisconsin Legislature met at Madison on Mon-
day, but as yet they have not organized. Mr.. Bar
stow has been declared elected to the Governor4hp
but his opponent in the contest Mr. Bashford bad the
oath of office administered TO him In the S,upreme
Court IN order to bring the case before the said
COgr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

The Canada arrived at Boston at o'clock last
evening. Her mails will come forward in this
mornings train.
The Atlantic had not been heard from at ,
O'Clock this m orning. She is l24 days ont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

The Legislature of Wisconsin met yesterday,
aud declared Governor Barstow duly elected. Mr..
Bashford then went before the Supreme COur! and
took the oath OF office as Governor, in order to
contest the seat of Mr. Barstoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

Our marine reporters bring news OF ship,
brig and schooner ashore, in consequence of the
storm. Assistance will be sent to Fire Island this
morning,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

The New'Jersey House Of Assembly organized
yesterday BY electing Mr.. Demarest of Bergen
County for Speaker Mr.. ID. is Democrat and
his election is victory over the Know Nothings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

The Soft State Convention met at Syracuse YES.
terday, VIM. II. Ludlow of Suffolk presiding. A
committee was appointed to select names OF dele
gates to the National Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

From Our Own Reporters
SENATE. Wednesday, Jan. o.
Mr. RAMSAY gave notice OF D bill 10 amend tAs
Civil Code OF Procedure.
Mr. BROOKS gave notice Of bill TO exempt the
Nc~-York Historical Society building from sale under
execution.
Mr.. BROOKS to-day introduced the bill amendisg
the Charter of the College Of Pharmacy.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE sESArE.
The PRESIDENT announced the following Stand
ing Committees. Mr.. BROOKS objected 70 serve or
the Committee on Cities and villages, and was ea-
cused:
CIaims--MeSr.. Lee, Bellnser, Brooks.
Ftndnee-Messrs Richardson, Madden Spsnoer
Jsdoary-Me.srs No1on, siekles wsasworth
CanaIs- Messr. Urban BnSc g P Smith,
SSr,a6is and Reiigioas SostsMe.srs sr-ncsr. Csye.
Is,r-uts-Me..er. Bradford w.aswOrth C p. smo
MIiria-Messrs- BeIIinser, A N smith, H.IeOgt
ES% sra sos Petersen Hale HcteSki.
Banks-Messrs. Kelly Huntington, Petty;
P1ress. asS Esetio~.~Nssss Hasted Ramsay Hale
Iaternai Fairs e TOTas aud C0Hnt'e'-Mes~s j. A. s"A
stsis Pyi,on;,1, Me.srs z. clsI.. cuylers Ysraon-
POoy Lag.-Me-sTs Sweet, Pst'eTsoa. Br IT,
Indian Afa,s-Messrs White Nichols hO'shnss- ,.,.
Commerce and NGriedtioa-Messrs C. r. smith. hsaasS.
Srscul,urs Nes.r~ FerdOn Patterson, NJ Smith
MsnrJaet,rs,-Messrs Briggs T. Clsfk, Hsl';sd
Rcreschmsnt-Me;srs TOyns A n smith I Huntington
Drson q ToOn' and COH"tie'-Me'rs Rider Brsdi'a'''
A. Smith. pa.
Pssfie I KSpeaSfsye,-M Hall White, HCtehli.
f'rBtrfF
MsdicaI Socisties-Aiessrs Bradford, Lee, Ferion-
Pablo P,ssIM,s.ss uPhA@ Sickle S Rshs SSO
LII Librayy~Messrs. Waisworth Rider, Kelly
Se1cf Committee the Rules Of IRE Seaate-Mess. Brat
ford Spencer, Brooks
THE WESTERN HOUSE OF REFUGE
The Annual Report Of the Officers of this Institution
was received this morning from which extract tho
following figures:
Wboa pSuber Of Boys received into the House since ir
in l8i9, o..
N,nber IN House Of date of last report 26S
Number receiy during the 10
Number in House Jan. /, <ss
Average age of those received during the past year,
OF those received during the year their parenage is
as follows: - .,
American .......46 Irish .........S German ....,..n
Fnqsh,.......... Scotch. Freneh,,."..
Colored..
The ofenses tor which they were committed were ~
follows ~
Pe,i, Lnrceny............72 Burglary and Larceny
f.rarA Robbing Post-Ohces.....
Attempt at Burglary
Bureary Malicious Trespass
Twentvsix had their fathers, "a their mothers, -
both parents sc of whom are Incorporate and are
separated. r., -. A.. ,.,;,..., ...
sll6i 81. ,u Al,
year, slla 30. r, =, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

The Governors Message wss sent in. 1t COCA for
Pierce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
LINEN GsODs.-We shall offer for the next 2

davs our entire Damask Linens TabeClohs Napkins
Sses Linen Sbeetng Blankets CouuterPanes Toilet Quilts
"a al ober Uousef hiug Goods, at greatly reduced
.ss.s s. M y. TowLE Co,
p"0" Columbian Hall No 28l Grsud-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
SNOW AND RAIN VS.. BALLS AND PARTIES

SNOW AND RAIN VS.. BALLS AND 1AkIiES.-
sdes, (eus Boys' Misses and Chdrens INDIA RUBBER
Boors and SHoEs suitable for this Of snow aud rah
sSe and sses White Satin Kid and Linen CATER BooTs
and suitable for this Of balls aud parties j. o.
MuIER Co. No. 1874 Cansst. n D.-Lades' warm SHOES
for the eick room at 81 per pair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

,cINrs In the world and recommended 20 all who snher
nom diseases the Liver aud stomach they never ta 70
these dIseesea Sold the Manufactures No 70 Maiden
lsne and IA Strand LondOni and by al Drug
s;sts az Is cents 62l cents and = per box. an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
srNcvp's SEWING MACHISEs.-Our liberal and

admirable plan Of exchanging our new and latest improved
SEvIsc MACHINES old Machines OF kind hailed
with pleasure by hundreds The Avery; Wilson Grover
Baksr Hunt and other inferior Machines are coming
IA spy 10 be exchanged The chance for profitable bar
sain great one Apply at Newly ork Office personally,
or by letter. l. M SINGER Co., No. 3I5 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11

sny trouble should that yOu light take out the
hto srew of the Regulator let wateT II replace it,
Ard n the defect reuedied you cannot ud IT m the egu
or az each machine perfect III all other respects Ihs APP
es equally 10 hot and cold weather neither having effect
f J. L. DOUGLASS, Secretary, No. Si2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
EXCELSIOR

FIRE.INsURASc CoMPASY.
Office No Brosd-st
NEw.YoRX, Jan. ,, 1855.
The BOARD OF DIREcroRS have this day declared 9eman
na DtyipyNp OF TEN PER the Capital Stock Of the
COMPANY PAYABLE on and after the 10Th inst.
The Tfausfsr Books will be closed until after thai date
~ HENRY QUAcKESBOss, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-09

terror of that State He reported ito have left there 10
disgust, because, TO quote from his Honors words
expressed to distinguished individual in the Terri
terry He would not live in State where his next door
neighbour better man than himself" (who had, how
ever, the misfortune to be naturally dark coloed,
with q slight kink in his hair,) "could not cast
his vote because he not freehoder.v As
NAV be presumed from this, the Judge Ia an aboli-
ZIONIST sdyed in the wool He is said to be the lead
ing man of that branch Of the Emgran Aid Societies field
for doing gooc" which Is located in Council City,
where his honor makes his residence. Finally the Judge
statements may be relied upon We therefore attach the
Importance to the admissions made in the follow
ing dialogue
Judge-Do you really believe Governor. that there will be
any appeal TO made by the conendng parties In this
Notwithstanding tends way present time,
think this be the final result for have not
particle of confidence In the present state OF quiet
Judge-As l going East, will in such an event
send the free State party In Kansas The
Missourisns talk wipng out but they can't DO IT. sir
dollars and four to the States
Secretary Of Stae reckon going East for that
TO this psnuaon the Judge definite reply but
miled significantly
Clover nor-Do you not think Judge If your folks get to
fighting the extend other OF
Union
Judge-Cerainly it will; think the Union won't last
months, year at the most
And here came away-0r informant did, who
formed one Of the party.
JUG &c schuyler il, believe, ,tion of the dis
inguished Knickerbocker family Of that
1t is certain that four Of the leading free State
have gone East For what have they one Start up
GU please they may be sstoo late for the ball.
Oh we forget say that the most OF these gentlemen,
Judge Schuyler included, will take the White House
in their way, and drop in upon President Pierce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
PARIS. ME-, FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1856.

sane prrjndicc which prevails in many minds
very little benefit Is derived from its use.
By cleansing out the vaults Of our priyics,
and rendering the contents inoatnsiyc by the
use Of dcoioranis (sulphuric acid or lime, }
anl mixing them with mould, the full value
OF thi, important article may bc cconomizcd
and made to suhscryc most useful end.
On garden crops it Is Invaluable, producing
a rapid development. and crowdiuc forward
the vegetables to maturity with a ysor
which charnctrrircs no other fertilizer that
can he ussl Most farmers have observed
its highly stimulating effects when applied
to Indian corn, and the extremely dark aud
glossy er,on which it implr,s to the foliage
or that invaluable crop. On other plants,
its iu,is,ra,ins action is also strikiugly ar'
parent. No farmer should permit 1, to be
wasted. Those whose ollact0rics are too
sensitive to allow Of their exposing them.
selves TO the odor Of this article, when man
aged in this way, possess a conformation
Car too delicate for the ordinary ayooa;toas
Of ,hc farmers lfc Germantown Tel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
p o T. + II Y.
From the Ba1alo Republic.
Woman's Rights.

We have alwaNs bccn Orpnscd a. What 10 calIed
g Woman " hi. aud sincc the f,llowi,g case
vas Submitted 10 ~, We are opposed IN u more
than ever. We lccl .prr, zoe POOR josiah Wilson
bot a. "miscfy lo,cs company" BE- may c"n'nlc
himself With he lart th,t there af~ Thousands NJ
olhrr men en- the same situation. Hear him, Ju'i
after marriage
Ls, vhi,tIiug wind, "a C1ry blow,
ofeomins clouds ani .,orm' fr,ieIlins;
1t fillsn have, ,ni hlliny snow
Ilc rapcrirg rruni my little dvclIing;
u matters not Whit 10 mr.
Wy heat i. light =, tiny leather;
IN cunlsal ard h,ppy h.
whil- I ani Bci'ry dwell together.
! GaI her such having vie,
- arscLGkc and ual,sunns.
So bI.lhc anil GOV, % nh ofl'c,
With check. a' rcl o. r1.,' blooming;
She i. 90 goods, kial O, me-
hr'proA' 90 plsa,an, and 90 clever,
Tn .urr W. nr'rr wopll disagree
If.hs anI l .hoslI 1--we iorcvrr.
,wrrN t,rTH.
one vr,k ,rf,sd-1rI vhata change
Comes DER the spirit ofm, drrams;
Wv llrtsr,'s nct,ou, urc 90 'tnrrs,
No our r,a irll boz odd IL ,ccm'.
81, .a,s .h,'. "lom Gr higher sphere.
Than pl,,hins clothes md ra'hiu; di'he', %
She ,h,u. " bee ri.hr,," aol h1vc lsar
Irlh,,c Co gnul hor ~Hhs..
She urilr. ,uI read. ihs whole Jay Ihr0ush-
Anl ~orsc Than 800 ,b,'' getting Js'iou'i
Nou What o1 earth g.. best 90 do
wh,t,.arr Co pkr will 'nmr onrislu''
AvurUIE WITS tlrIE.
q, fra loJsr 10 some lhi,G vooi'
Som, Lovely spot l'1 .r'l mrV.e,;
I'm writ, u, hf. ufu rrmrdJ
Some mrr,l nin m1, rrrfI D, ir
I've b,r1 alu.yI anl kpryari alau,--
ncsn b,o~n up J,uri vithrm dl'rWtioni
N1j ftoru Boo, house .hr'. tum'l ,us our,
Thul m,shl Know ,hc claimed Pn''c'',aa.
TUT L,rTsr.
wh,pa,. m, hrslluI, J.-i,h Wilson, has Ne
m, l.. ,1U l.1rI without arg rali .raas a- r..rH.
rrf..r' I hruh fihlD r'u.rs h1Il.urs rr
Trusting him "u m, arrrrHi, lbbrmD a. sh'H
rtt uu dIlIs ut aI. r.0trlIuHs.
Errsp N,Un Wtr'0N.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11

The following article !, a very valuable
one which we commend To the especial at
tcntion Of our readers. But while we com.
mead it, general sentiment, we wish to eau
ton every one against the u'cof h'ns in con
ncction with animal cxcrcmcnts of all kinds.
It, only effects will be to vohiilirc some Of
the mos, valuable constituents, and render
Others insolublc Keep lime out Of stable
,nnnnrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11

II, E,lsr E,prr Crcrsnrss ,>D TosA-
ror.. phc, piece, Of inverted turf Just be-
Meath tl, surface Of the soil In ho,.hrl,
rrI or 'lrs, plant thr sod. \. som as ,ac
dac rr ,rrin- frost has ra.el, liit -out
ar.lully the piccr, OF turf with the growing
r'p1,s, and pac, them in highly mauural
ground, where thoy are 70 complete thc.r
growth. 40 cheek is received by thi. rr-
n.,al. q. ther, appears afterwards amy
probability oCa nigh, frost, cover ,hgm with
boxes. or other things most convenient. lr
thr foregoing operations have bccu conduct
I'D with ,1lrrable care, cucumhsrs may De
Gathered iu eight or nine weeks from the
and tomatoes in fifteen or sixteen wgrk,.
DO not, ordinarily, plant anything between
,ho hills. as lettuce, ridishes and cabbases ;
they vii. De- sur, TO make the bel too thick
and dose before they have @, their growth.
rs F. Farmer
Morn. Ia the aLsruc5 Of the hot bod, o
substitute can be bad By putting the turf
iu a h1x Of earth, aud sitting it a part OF
,bc time behind stove, and the residue in
the sun in a window. II would be we'll 10
start melJns in the same way. TEd. Dem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11

MuK IRON cALF. 4 hcIfer, twj years
old last April, the f,voritc Of my two little
boys, was MIXED by them, and noticing
that she was "makins bag" commenced
milking her the last Of April and continued
Il until August She gave an average OF
seven quarts per day. for the last two
months, aud irota six days yi+d wo made
throc pounds Of as nice butter as over gsaeed
a table. On the 2i Of September, she had
her first calf. since which time she hos given
m;lt ike ether heifers in like circumstances,
Rural New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
Agricultural Questions

II is made the duty by law Of all eompc-
ti,ors Cor premiums, to answer all such quos-
tious as may be prescribed by the Board Of
Agriculture 50 far as they are able. Blanks
containing these questions are printed Tor
the use or the several Agricultural SoCle,ics,
Let our radcrs should not scc these blanks
We propose to print the questions fOr their
hcnc6t. 1t every farmer prcs,rye the pa
rcr- containing these questions Tor future
reference, - that they can prepare their
.tatcmcn, if they should no, get a blank.
We bsspcak the immediate and especial at
tcutior OF an who intend To get a premium
next Fall, TO these questions, as they will
show them what Is necessary f0r them % do,
even ir they have the largest crop TO secure
premium.
I. What {, the animal on which You ask
a premium
3. What b, the hrc,d and ago Of the ami
mali
o. Ifyou prefer thi, breed, in what r.
sr,ct do you regard it As superior % Others >
Z. Where aud by whom was it bred and
rard'
3. Ilnisd by yourself, what was your
manner Of feeding and managing the ami
mal'
q. ia work bor,,, Is he kind in dHrasi-
trr aud fast ~ Slow valker3
e lln,, YOU noticed any difference in t'o
IiTr.u, breed, ia rJg.rI 60 general dtspr-
si,ir1 AMI J1ciU,y' Il -, wh1, brvd do
YOU suI % bs thc mos, Kind, do,i., anil
.ui.,'
5. I,au 1y, what d, o.. rir,h, AMI 8. lr
adapted f9r work or hgcl, or dos hcc,mh,ur
both qualities iu an eminent, dr-rcc'
%. liza COW, is ,lo lss, adapted 90 u.s. as
a mixer or brrslrr. or dos she c,mhiur
both ta. .,, gu1li,i., in a superior dssrre'
IU. Ila mllra COW, what &, the uyguS
quantity ul milk Pr day during th, who',
rrrr1I vai.r irmils, and during thg mouiI,
IT June anil JaIy'
NJ. o. au animal o. he slaughtered, What
r.l was given 90. what quantity, and a,
VIA, er,t, aud bow i.I, or v.s 90 Cd luv
~ cursri'
l.. What ha, b,rn YOUR mod, OF winter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11

SUr. We have rro,iycd from Jamc,
Ni.a, Rochester, y. l..a package OF seeds
%, t.s suvu importation from Europe. H.
vi' pleas. o. Accept our thanks therefor,
.rl .r .Hr. ve shalt make a fair trial OF al.
% tH.u, thr result OF which we will dolly
..rul.. Toe ,..is consist 90 gard aui
lower -.r,,, u. choice ,arig,.r' Ncwt.I De-
obliged g. Mr. y. vii. address what hr man
design lar tlc EGlr %, Iig.,,rl asthc head
% our columns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11

As Corn Cob Msal il really good food
or cattle when mixed with cat straw, i9d'
der or hay. aud when thus used OPERATES ne
a great saving, We advise all farmers not to
sell their corn On the cob, bat 70 have It
shellod. and sell the grain only. rcseTying
the cob- az food for thier cattle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
hpril-.-w,rk TO be Done

c,rrv farmer. and especially b, ibis year.
The rr,.p,rt nov s, that We shall have an
early season. There is bot a small body Of
snow on o., ground which viii soon hr-rnc,
ifths weather continue, as warm IS a; oar
rr-.sDt writing. lNprsl A. AMI ,re fr's'
will sa1n p, out of tbc ground. 81, that
srr.n-'. work can p, t,-uu iu earnest. IN
Nh, meantime thl-. who have c1a,ifgrarl,
Ji.taD,, q, ,lrt their marurr.. a- wet and
mfrv Ground O, pas. over. will d1 v-Il @,
i-,r-.r, t,. f-r--r condition Of ths ground.
...,f.r. .B,. s. ur-r of trri- msrg-. a.rus.
.b... RatI-t such rrr,ra. remember. luI
-s, d-1p II, out I'm sm7rI heaps. Naf f1 r7.
hrlp as srmrletas possible. aaI cover 10
over with gypsum. II u caauia. much
straw or litter it viii s,ar begin o. heat,
Is1k well taIt. and -,, chat itl,rsurtr- r--r.
Irnrl,-., manure +, will DO 'His ir u.t
attended, I.uf.rral trat che lr,ti.
I..rn,n. tr1 violent. .lsrs,,raygltb-mau.
ur- a,rr. bgt r5ar au ,a,-r,u.a.l trv.t
4, through ana au.it O, leach slightly.
Trul.rh-, much mlLra trench r.ru. &,
and "a f.r.nn f.l.arr side. era,t1 ga..r
,r,v,,.- E.rf..rr. ,rl rr-ft.1t..h.rr.
rv ,... ,rsrr-.., f,.r r..r vii. h.r.rl.-l
.is--.r ,.r.. .,r.-.r-r,rt I-,n,.rrvn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
Special Notice.

Agricultural Exchanges and communica-
sion, for this department, should De direct
cd e. Oxford Dcmoerat." South Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-04-11
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'' s'''' u,"'' '"''''''''"' u NOS Only "','''
IN '""'',''' ana most N'''''ty ''''"u'l"'
10 ''S''''''"' 10 cons lu'ne' o' ''' ''''."'
w 's'''.''. "''' ,'''''''' '''-'"' ''' u "'''
','I''' '".',-,'' 'n.'t! 20 ''' '''n''',
character '' '"' ''''' ,"'''S' u ''''''' an"
'"'''.'' I'".i', ""''.'.' '',m'",''''
manure ' 'li''''' % l'''' l'".''"' 'N''n'
''" '''''" tax l'','' N"''' is "S"l
l''m''''' %, ''T',.''y' ny 'N FnN''"''"' '''
i''''' 'n conjunction 'i'' '.' '"'u'n', 'N'
eT''i ny ''' s',' when Ut ''''rA''' AMI ',i'
ir''. compact 'ol ''''''' ''mp''''' >'''
ar' rendered light AMI ir'ah'rhy ''ri.rwnn'
'au'n o' ihr'' manurr', while their dro.m-
position boo those o' 900 opposite '"n'"rma-
r'n' tends i' increase their oomTr's''''''iy
'nl capacity OF retention, qualities without
which no ''I can l' f.H''r'l i'r'ii'' 'T
permanently productive u"'.T management
when allowed o. iTm'h' '.''r' ''N'lll''l
ii becomes what BE- termed "'h'ri mack.
ln 'his o'nditiNnitaoi. much moro ''''li'
ly, than ia i'' crude s'a''' hat i' Tar I.s'
durable. ti> alec much moro easily in'"r'
r1ra'od with The soil when 'r'ad.''''i' and
49, NOR" readily and cn"r-r'ir'lIy wh.nal-
TIir' in conjunction ".'h other substance.
To iho mind capable o' l'n'u'un; ''' ''-
'aT' OF ha'0r'' anu conn r'''n'''S ''' ,'''
economy o' ''i'''"'''n, '''' '"'y'' y" ''.'
study "' m''' a.>''''"S ana curious meg
c'',
Hoo M'Nrrf j. another article OF rr'a'
yaluc 10 th" farmer Ia ii' ''''n''s' u i'
NOR" concentrated and powerful than The
'yrr'man' Of h''Era'''', ,audac'' with much
moro energy AMI i'T a longer "m'' IN a''
CASES The nu'r.'''' properties o' '1'''m'n'
are 'aa'a q. %, 10 I7,r''''." % '1' , '',1'
n.'' '' u. '.'' '',',," ~. Wv '.',''' w.
ny "''., ' j. ''I ''. '''' W. ".-
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Agritultnral.
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DARIUS FORBES. Editor.
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