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INSURANCE.
Southern Mutual Insurance Eosnpany
of 1snten Houge.

Southern Mutual Insurance. Gosnpats y
cf 1snten Houge.
Incorporated by Act VI Legislature ~ hstiisfet.
Approee5, Hs,rch 1afh, 1866.
Authorized Capital. .s.s $500 9.ea0.0 90
The Southern Mutual Insurance Con,uany
Of baton Rouge, have this day commenced
operations, and are prepared to take FiRE
MARiaH, and RIVER Risks.
Directors.
James N. Brown, Leon Bonnecaze,
John B. Klsinpetpr, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, W. r. Tunnatd,
Jos. v. Durable. Joseph larguier
c. q. Mediation. VIM. s. Pike,
Trustees.
w: y. Walker, jessie Hart,
+. u. Conrad, s. q. Layeuek,
Chas. A. Slack, James VI. Brunot.
sosthene Allan, w. u. Phillips,
Joseph q Williams, Thempsen J. Bird,
!. r. Nolsn. Daniel D. Avery,
John A. DoughertY, Samuel M. Hart,
WILLIAM s. PIKE. Pres't
Ahrarp sHrrpFRs, see'y.
gaten Rouge, Jan'y. 2a. 1866. IT,
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E1cceircM this Hay.

+ BBLs. Superior Maekeral;
y :" q No. |,
10 kits e q
Cask Salmon
8 Sacks lava Coffee
20 Quarter Boxes Of M. K Raisins.
q Cases Gallon jar Pickles;
Fl s' Pie Fruit
II .Ffench Prunes.
9 Casks London Porter, pints 4 Quarts
/ Bbl Carb. Soda,
81 Bhls. Cramberries
The above articles will be sold Ut retail
low for Cash. MONTAN Il BRO.
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sfyEr HATS,

VIZ d. PHILLIPS has just opened
w large assortment Of SOFT HATS,
embracing all the latest and most fashion
able styles, shapes and colors, many u
which cannot be found in any other establ-
ishment, to those who are wanting Silk
Moleskin, and Cashmef Hats, he would
alv,ye them to see his assortment before
purchasing else where, the shapes are en-
tifelv new and the quality very superior.
octs IL. w. II. PHILf.IPS.
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MceD Step to the .l1asstc.
JUST RETEfYEU,

MILITARY FIFEs; Military Drums
Nl Military Brass Drums Guitars assof-
ted Volins, assoit,, Hanjos. sssort.;
Tamborines, assert. Flutes, assort Flag
olets, assolt. Claronets, assorted; Shell
Music Boxes, Aceordons and Tfianglas j,
Brass Instruments Cornopions. or Cor
net.a piston; French Horns; Csyelfy
Trumpets Tenor, Trombonss and Gym
balls Violin Strings; Guitar strings Ban
i, strings; Violneello strings Violin
Bows. Violin Rosin Violin Screws |,
Guitar Screws. wooden and patent head /;
Tuning Hammers and Forks; Clarones
mouth pieces and reeds. ....
derle. GEO. NJ. HFROMAN
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French Manti1Ias.

TUE ladies are invileo to examine ou'
L beautiful assortment Of French Imported
Spring Mantillas, of the latest and tnost fashton
able styles, purchased Of the importers IN NJ York.
az the assortment IL not very large, the ladies'
wouj do well TO eall early~~at The
PHiLApELFHiA CHRAp CASH sfuRE,
maryh.R Lafayette Street.
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EDMOND LEGENDRE.
worker In Tin. topper and Sheet Iron,

worker In Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron.
THird st-Nea,ig opposite Hsaps statis.
r1,HE subscriber will attend promptly
! J. to all orders in his line, making and
repairing cutters. copper pipes Tor machine
ty, stove pipes, &t.
nvA good stock Of Tin ware always on
hand. and made to order. -
may BY. ED. LEsHNDkh.
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Saw ana Saw RlatIes.

NROSSCuT, Pit, pannel, Rip, Tsnon,
" Steel and brass back; Butchers. Bow,
tsyehh. Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and the most of them el
Spear q jackson ~ make. Always On
hand u the Hardware store ol
iss3s.s -.AxsrER II LAscrs.
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Music Teaching.

TTNHE Subscriber. we'll known| 4ssIsa3
J. to the citizens Of BatonIT y TT
Rouge, from long residence. offers his pro
iessionai services to the public. as teacher
Of the piAso FoRrE, the vlcb,r, and Cor
ssr-A-Plsfos He will also furnish music
for Private Parties. soifee, he Letters
addressed to him through the post office.
will be promptly answered, and orders leit
at the Comet office, will meet immediate
attention. lcrtl4l II. w. JOLLY.
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GROCERIES, DRY GOODS
as Dollars Reward.

d AN AWAY from the Plantation cf PRATT MA
II PREsDEaaAsT, in Juiy last. the boy kA
Henry, dark grif-aged about 45 years, q.
about 3 feet inches high. Alse, tae boy
John, formerly owned By John H. schenck, he IL
2s years old, about six feet and very blsck.--
John ran away on Monday The 22nd iast.
The above reward will bs paid lot both or tweo-
r avs poiiar for each. tseptN.n
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l)roftssianal notiffs.
rsrnfrsslnnnl card.

Professional Card
nR. nuGHEIN, Of the Medical Faculty
~ OF Montpelier tFsancet having re.
recently established himself in this City
stlsrs hls prefe ssienal sersiees to the pubic
He viii at all times be found al Mr.
pusea's residence, lnear Judge Burksl
anless professionally engaged. toct25-tf
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DcMfisffN.

FJttfN VNHEKSI3NkH NHefs hlS
L services W the citizens ef IA. ffyy H. =
ten Refuge snsI the asiissnsnE Par A1I11YU
ishes. He IL prepared 40 execute All saanner Q,
rseatai operations ON the mess approved and
Scientific principles known 10 the profession.
HeinF graduate DIT the Baltimore College 81
Dental Surgery, and with several years practical
experience ta hls profession, he feels warranted
lii saving that II No daes not give satisfaction no
charge will be made, Strict attention gives tu
irregularities OF ehsidrenss teeth.
~ TERMS s-~ltEAsuNAnLE. Neehafge made
sef professional advice.
t@g~ uFaea hanrs--~ffom o'clock 4. NJ, 10 Y. n
E-pFfsGFs~sscoaa Fieer ef Herpmaa's
EtSsh Eassasss ass3eess EMsfuace oa Fiofstfa
Nrex Ilssssssssi II. y. TAYLOR. d. p.s.
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BooKs FOR THE MILLION!

THE B'HoYs OF NEW YORK Ellen
| Percy; The White Lady; Guy Faw-
kes: Ned Buntlin's Life Yarn: Jack Shep-
enard Newgate Calender; Black plumed
Ritfeman; Montezuma, the SeTf Chief ;
storie. If Waterloo; Young Duke; Mar
tins Of Gro Martin; Charles o'Ma.iey
Knowlson's Horse Farrier: Resribution
by Mrs.. Southworth.
-, GEO nj. HER0MAS.
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GROCERIES.

TUsT received supply Of sundry articles,
j making my stock now complete; all
of the first quality. and for sa1e % low as
can be had elsewhere. Among tas articles
MAJ be mentioned
Goshen Butter,
Fancy Western Butter,
Mackerel In Kits,
Pine Apple Cheese,
Green and Black Teas,
Fresh Mixed Pickles
brown, Crushed. Pow.
iered and Loaf
Sugars, &c, &c.
nov.22. M g. BRYAN.
y. E. Cor. Court House Square.
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NOW I'M STORE .


CaIeche and Close Coaches
q and Seats Bretts
Roekaways and Barouches,
Slide ard Single Seat Buggies
With and without tops
With splendid assortment Of double and
Single Harness. Whips to match
Also, Stage Wagon and Cart Harness,
Blind Brides, Collars, Hames &c.
All Of which will be sold as low as they
can be purchased at any house in the South.
MY facilities tor repairing are unsur-
passed in all the Branches, and continu.
ance of patronage is solicited.
have in store full assortment Of iron
comprising Flat, Round and Square.
Sheet and Hoop iron, Axles. Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemetafy Railings made to
order, Of the latest style and patterns.
have also on hand, Cane Wagons and
Carts, Road Wagons, Baggasse and other
light Carts, and all kinds Of Wheelright
work made to order
LSO.
Barkers Force Pumps. Chain Pumps COM
plete, Lightning Rods, &c, &c. Call and
examine at the old stand, New Buildings
Corner of Main and Church streets.
nov-14. w. n. lONNAhD.
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nTIRAw MATTING.-Twenty
- Ave pieces 4-4 Straw Mating to ar
rive thin week and for sale by II
lmn.fsI W. b. PHILLIPS.
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Dental Notice.

TtNE subscriber continues the practice Of MI
u nrefession. Al his osHee, on La .umessnE
fasests IT.. North OF the nasney
House, He has 20 extended his VIfYYNY
facilities fef doing PLATE WORK, -
Al 10 afford The very best quality Of work, Al re-
duced peises lie " III possession ct ali the re
cent improvements and dlseossraescf The art.
mays +. FAY, M. y.
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Gbs Manig Ganet,
Fubiishsd Daily tnronays Excspted.l J
44aa-e4-as - *A4444z4&
u. Al. PIKE. IsssitetA Proprietor.
44--4-9@+4 y -. @s4s4-a.
Office on Thirl Street.

pW~TesMss. .A-Tps snbscrisisnis l,seii III the
rate NJ Ab 90 per antiun,s tasae In advance, rf
Nv ts pshtishea st w 10 per annn,, Invariably IN
advances Beth will bs p,aett,ah delivered with
Iii Tile lIusiis af the CITY by the atriet.
EN An MveFfkstHH u s4-urs Hllar per square
Fst the hsst insertion, and Half hat amount for
ever subsequent insst tnhten litss Or less. reti-
+atttute sHsiafp.
YEARLY Advrttissmas-- = Mrehat,ts, ira
sdpfs. and others, will be esnffarfs With On the
sascst ssasenabts isfnis.
tE JUh.yE0rlxs a-Oeh facilities fsr drine
5eba with featness and aespat--tn all va
egetses af selefss eatttist be snrasse BY any es-
tablsshment Hi the Ulty--4asiui as |.
LAWYERS nssvsA4nAtl TicKsfs Iiiit
'slkAps Huh oF ~rHuaKa asiR ~ElErtier
Frfcksrs DHueatsfss LARels &C AHBs -taut'hvHs-4-
and visitisa oAnBh. Fuf further paftalafs, we
'rifite rpb 10 eaIi ana see eur sreeisnens
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JOSEPH MCCORMICK,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER.
Baton Rouge. La.

SCHOOL BOOKS, STANDARD LITE
rary, Scientific and Miscellaneous Books.
Cheap Publications, and the Principle Ma.
aaxines and Periodicals constantly on hani.
Also--AMERICAN an d FOREIGN
Writing Papers, Blank Books, Envelopes,
Copying Presses, Drawing Papers, Bristol
Boads. Monohromatic Boards.A, vii.
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INMANss PATENT,
Gate and D00r Spfisags.

HG GWNUENSAENGN hVKw N&uNGS KVk
i this invaluable Spring, has them on
hand and for sale at price which is aoth-
ing compared with their utility, Samples
can be seen ut my store, on the gate oil
Joshua Beal, aud the Harney House Door
They are simple and would not be insult
able for the neatest psrlor doors in this
city, apply ut MoNrAN Il HusuEr.
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Corn, Rran ana oats.

nnn BUSHELS WHITE CORN,
L -UO 30 Tons Fresh Bran;
700 Bushels Heavy Oats
Received by late arrivals and for sale by
iune2s HARBEE Il BENJAMIN.
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AoRICUT TURAL IMPL PLEMENTs,

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
(IRAIN CRADLES Complete; Straw
U Cutters; Corn Shelters; Twig and
Hedge Shears Hay Knives sythes; Sick
les. Sheaths; Hay Forks; Rakes; Chain
Pumps Garden Engine; Briar Hooks
Pick Axes: Grind Stone Cranks Axe
Handles; Curry Combs; Hoes; Spades
Shovels; Axes, &c. &c, It
LARGUIER Il LANOUE.
msy23. Cor. Lafayette & Florida.
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Arfbiifttnral Udros, Nf.
a 4-Sx-,-s.s--.-s4-
G. q. WILSON,
sr,... uian A. flru uentHl Painter.

MUHHNs W1EfH " VkHUN11VHVt@
Third Street, two ioers North Of the Post Once,
HAVING permanently loeated III Baton Rouge,
III We would respectfully solicit share Of the
publle patronage. being practicable werkmen, We
the best style
ALSO, Training, Mafblins ulasihs and Paper
hankfng neatly executed
~ Plantation work solicited and prsnirtly
atyr,,tseV Ia decis.ys
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MAiioines,

Medicines.
nLMSTED'S Diarrhna AMI Dysentery
" Mixture. certain cure. Also Otms-
det's Eye Salve for sale at New York
prices, by GEO Nj. HE2OMAN.
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Whiskey,

Whiskey.
IuST RECEIVED ALOT 1FanLD
u MON0NGAHALA RYE WaTSKEYn
and for sale in bulk or retail lowfor cash
nj. q. BRYAN.
mayaa. N. e. Cor, Court Hose square
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sunIries--.Just Received,

Sundries--Just Received.
nRIED PRUNES, fresh and good, Is cts
IL per pound,
10 600 Percussion Caps, different kinds;
30 dozen Bath Bricks;
do Olive Oil tpure)
i2 do. Browns Esst nee Ginger;
is Reams Letter and Foolscap Paper
1000 FL Capitolia segars, fine flavor,
5000 Boxes Clarks' Matches
900 bottles Citrit Of Magnesia;
so do Dry Lemonade. Mt
june6. BOGEL's Drug Store
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III Dnz. Hr-lf's Arematie Nhnapps,
/ - Ter sale b. J l.. ,ynrsY.
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Carriages and Harness.

fI,HE SUBSCRIBER hav- -+-,. :,
i. ing completed his spaei- nFsee.ar ]. ,T G
Gus Ware House, and Manu- 'aN-saa@-A~2ek--a2
farturv, ~ now opening the most complete
assortment Of Carriages and Harness ever
offered to purchasers in this vicinity, and
would call the attention of his ,icnds and
the public generally TO his assortment and
TO examine his stock before purchasing
else where.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
EMPIRE CITY REGATTA.

EMPIRE CITY REGATTA.
At neon to DAY the Regatta of the Empire Ct!
Rost Club comes Fl in the East River opposite the
Rcd House, Harlem. This club is composed manly
Of working boa,men who take pride in Their profess
sion and the boats second to none in the county,
in superiority of model and finish. The following A'e
the entries:
FIRST RAcE-ForR-oARED soAfs' W..
Pullman, of New YORK, broaLyn oene' ~ 80 yoSt
fxp< rin,enf, of W lsmsbu's h, W. reov.. =. %
F.leo, OF Philsdelphis. Ameneus OF "seeHfS""
Flora Temple, Of New York ~ u
SECOND RAcE-TwO PAIRS SOULS
,..,uD Mar William PiSzott,
J.nes Wsssels Isaac Z "NAAN'
Joseph King o,,.rr,,x
,usncs Brooklyn Boy, l. Ude"'
The Race will, no doubt, attract large nuihoe' VI
spe,tators, and be well worth Witnessing.
FOR EUROPE.
The L. 8. mail steamer Ericsson sailed for Europe
on Saturday last, with seventy-siH passengers anu
s,ol 662 10 specie.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.


TUESDAY, June II, DIR. WATERBURY In tue |hai'
Tn. attendance somewhat upon the wa'n'wea'nef
footnr-only some two dozen persons were present.
and ma st Of those came in late, and appeared az
Though they were glad of the opportunity to se Oh.
81 the suu The room occupied by the Ciuo Is aoo4
"a .iry and pleasant a one a could DC foQnl. lug
,eyulnr subject Of the day was Soing AMI )des .,
Simmer Ft edipg of Cattle Preferable II Ia tdrng.
I'm, little was said upon the subject the time oelns
mostly taken up in reading and conversation upon HIS
Cellaneous subjects -, sov
MT JupD inquired how late u would ans Fef w ~ 50"
Co,n ar Millet to make crop OF FAN OF "iuei
forage? ow,.,eitm may be
I'm but Will tell the Club what have cone 10 I'M,
i,;,nde though at the Wet. Before had ever tet
s"s,Lng about sowing corn for fodder, or oe.oie -
"a hes, talked u, 80 far as l kno"-ioT y wa va
twe,tv n. wears ago-a June Hood carrlea oh 'a a
fence around small Geld Spon new pace OF Iia. ="
Indiana 40 that could no; plant IT. ous ye, ~
mined 10 raise something Of crop. soNed on .Se
9th OF july with three bushels OF Ind!4n cora 70 %
acre and grew the NEST profitable crop ever
II furnished tue cheapest foddef chsape. Sa dr.i
hay. had difficulty In c1riog IL, ssung "v naes
cutting against the fence, and the next aSan'. pa,
laid upon rough crotehes cut from the nsar-oy "J
i. cured perfectly aud without any drncuity: IVS
and wire or strips Of boards might be used lot sup
ports where woodland is not 20 convenient as IL was
10 me in Indiana.
Mr.: JUDD--I should like to know IL anybody has
practiced soiing successfully
Dr. WArfeSuRY-fes; there are large daines IN
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THE EFFECTS or THE GALE.
SEVERAL LIVES LOST.

Wv Email kDSI.
Yesterday afternoon, during the squal which aud.
denly sprang up, number Of sail boats filed with er
euIs'onsts were caIsized in Gowsbus Bay. Oae
boat belonging to Red Hook upset. II Aimed
Margaret Crane, Csthsribe Sullivan, Robert Hsnin.
ard two othee brother and sister Of Miss Sullivan
The two latter succeeded in saving themselves BY
cngiDg to the boat, but the three first named we're
drowned Another boat containing 70 women sod
one man, was capsized. The women we're
drswned. but the man was ssved. They were seen
from shore Names not ascertaioed. A bo.s contain.
ing nine persops-amopg them Hugh MeNichols, Tho..
Hays and Vim. Monaghan missing, Al disastrous
consequence are feared by their friends, az nothing
was heard VI them up to clock last evening. Bo.s
wire seh out after the storm to render assistance
where r, qured and to search for the missing
The Bay was literally covered with boats during the
afternoon and il is feared that more persons are lost
than we have yet any account Of
Yesterday afternoon unfinished three. story brick
building at the corner of Erie and North Second
streets, Jersey City, was partially blown down. -Four
persons had taken refuge in it from the storm. One
ofhem, lad about fourteen yea Of age, son of John
Maxwell, rope-msker, was instantly killed.
Mr.. james BranD, q young man who is preparing
himself for a Roman Catholic clergyman, was 80
severely injured about the head that his lie IL sup
posed to be in danger. He taken into the Catholic
Church in Erie street, where DIR. Lutkins attended
him, ard he was thence taken home insensible.
The others were slightly huit. The building be-
longed to Mr.. Mehan.
A lad about six years Of age was crossing Newark
aveiur, below Henderson street. and was Frustrated
under uDmansgeable horse by the wind, and
fun over and had his hip broken.
5 The frame Of building in course Of erection in
Monmouth street for Peter Hall, thrown down.
A lumber Of trees were blown down and shrubbery
wss damaged 10 a considerable extent.
During the storm row bost in which were four
peIsOf ., young man and three OF his sisters up
set of the Atlantic Gardens, in Hoboken Alarmed by
the storm, the young rowedthe boa. alongside Of
schooner, and the young women getting on board
when the boat capsized. They were Rescued by the
hands ON board Of the Schooner. Three other boats
we're upset off the Elysian Fields, but
drowned
A number Of trees were blown down in Hoboken.
A large number Of persons in the Eysan Fields were
ove,taken by the shower, and during the storm and
Immediately after it, not less than thousand persons
thoroughly Dirt nched, made their way to the Ferry
In the City of Hudson some damage was done to
houses aud shrubbery but nothing OF serious nature
occurred
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quered difficulties which fcw men could have consd
with successfully His victories have been over IN,
rgos of Nature IN their sternest aspect-in the bot,
In the hardy pursuits of the explorer few men hsv.
Periled as much or suffered as much az Col Fremont
In tb, path of duty aud distinction he early excited
our aomuation and interest. He served, it Is true.
ye .hor life has been largely spent in the intrepid
adventures of the wilderness that he is co Sv
usknown a. politician.
at the same time expsin the reason for the suror;se
WIN which his prompt nomination struck ~
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WIRE WoRx systematically. w. Scayer OF
81. Paul assures us that crop of buckwheat is the
most eectual cure Of that pest of the farmer known
as the wire-worm. The crop may be cut, or piowed
under az fertilizer, being equal to clover in mellow
ing up the soil, ard possessing in degree the same
quality of drawing substance from the atmosphere that
enriches the soil for another crop. The wire.worm
will not eat buck wheat and nothing else VIII grow
with il. consequently the wireworm must die or mi
CRATE. Mr.. Seager says:
remember when a few years ago my iather ana
we bows made our debut at farming 10 old Genesee,
N. V we were sadly bored by these little pests Our
first xperiment in upon nch piece OF green
,ward which had been turned over SO smoothly toat IL
SO, med almost sin TO disturb the burrows. AnticipS-
ting annoy ance from the wire worms, which, by the
uay have 80 many names that will describe them OF
surname them inch IF brass wire we prepared tn,
=, ed b, soaking il in warm wate thoroughly seasoned
With conp ras tobacco salt and alum, ward ruled
DIV in plaster Of paris and ashes Never aid heiI
corn come up more quickly or promise peter, ou'
shortly after the first hoeng II began 10 iale anu
and die until finally there we're not left dozen SCUM
hills in the acre. Upon examination, we fouha tna'
amot every kernel had its half dozen or so OF the-e
worms boring il through and through. They aui ;Keu
the wheat oats and beans also, in some OF the nedr
mt wherever the buckwheat has been grown wire
worms more. CONSIDER DUCK tue", onu =, sre
h At crops of n ain that farmer can raise am aware
that some ore 50 much preudiced against tust tney
vii not allow the seed 10 be put in the so nevenas
less il is A fact that grain Is 80 cheapiy rasea
and one is better for fattenng hogs or ieedng 'nA
cows or giving smooth coat to horses, aau none ~
good for feeding poultry. The reason thSt some u9
not hke buckwheat is because they feed II whole ana
drv In sboud be ground or soaked aud it will neither
bloat nor kill animals. But, wherever grown " VIII
kill wire. worms"
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urInayOSs and HARMOyIUMs at

10 sS3 Brostvsy from eight aaef-sf sssna.e,o
- rkirx The rrssst sss0rsness IN me Sssy ess 1e'
= - n ,scond. hA.d anos, with A1d vsta'.t tao
- ~ he ca AZ prces defy eomp>,on riIos @ ss.l
-, ssov "a q pzehzss fof sAs on monthly psynsn"
NLsc a. rsdoes 4 priees ". px.,
IT, Hos.cE W.rEEss PI.sos, .sJ' The ssv iora L,sa-
s.i,t are snovp spors ~ sery eeS- We eis
49,. "a f5-,, l. arupe.fs sfh dsGss u 90 n-eo.e
a p-r,on ~e5ss Of thsE eIeslen. 'ons sSi aaA~e
gzsLry.
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BROOKE YN H,EK2

Bsooxrrs CIR MoKrALur.-rhe totai number q
deaths in this city, for tie geek ending June p. w.
-, Of vhsh 20 were males and - females OF sdults
there were is, and minors 81. The principe, dseasss
were consumption, Of which did: chc,era nfsntum,
congestion Of the lungs, Inflammation OF tie !snss,
each; droY~y in the head, scaale, fever. , esoA;
debility, massmus, each.
CoRoyER's ISerEsr.-Coxoner Redkiing held A
rne.t On s-rars, Ady cf sve t eight incAss
Axk A.el bsir washers oil cloth overcs,, ksA
eth vhch found Of the kct Of Van bsua srsee
Nsrdlef, 4 and srovted
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IIRE ~ kOosEyIII s1pt..

About iol O'Clock Saturday morning Ere va. di.
covered In an attic room in the building No. Ia Ros.e-
ven street, occupied BY George Hsys The fire org.
Mated IN box Containing dry goods, bat how OF in
"hS Manner could not be ascertsined. Mr. HAYS and
he wife were absent at the time. Damage BY fire
and water about $50.
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FIRES.
y,Rr IN NINTH AvENgE.

YlRF IN kINTH ANkNbk
About lel o'clock yesterday morning nre o''ao
- bs5room in the third story Of building NO. "
Ninth avenue. occupied by DR.. Hornsheld as drss
~. "a dwsl6ng. In the room where the fire ors'
;r.,sd was stored quantity Of drugs and the nre Is
.a~nO.sd 10 have been caused by spontaneous com
saH,;~n Damage about 90. Insured IN the New
II v;,. and Marine Insurssce mPeny
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fAdF.rtisenenfI -.
Cb.sn ard pleasant COOKING VIA inc uA"i'

xsosslrsf- Sow a.pE Alcohol or Gs, p7,eeoy ssie,
e,sI. I'd .w.ys r.l.bs. No hes' r,stsa "a zoe - -
- e ar. AZ u respects The most emess9. eeSsY -
s,ox- all hiLds " Coo xirr evsf 20
40 .h.t q NV wsntsi bJ private .unlsss 80 go
&itc sb v" % n ~ grostr. 10 s,sifs