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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

RHODE ISLAND ELECTION State cleo
tion in Rhode Island, resulted in the complete
triumph of the opponents of the national ad-
ministration. Elisha Dyer for Governor, and
the other Republican candidates for state Off
GERS have been elected, only very few Demo
Gratis have been returned to the Legislature.
Both of the Republican candidates for Con-
gress have been elected In the Eastern Dis
trict, Nathaniel B. Durfee has a majority in
every town in the District; and in the West
ern District, VIM. D. Brayton has handsome
majority over Charles jackson, the ablest
Democrat in the State.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
A Fast Child.

A few nights ago the passengers of the
Night Express bound East, after having pass
ell Susquehanna, were startled by the cry of a
child +: and the conductor starting with his
lantern in search of the whereabouts of the
little customer, very soon discovered in the
passage way between the rows of seats, new
born babe sprawling upon the floor Of course
the announcement created no little sensation :;
whilst the anxious inquiry passed from seat to
seat as to who among the numerous females
in the car, was the mother of the new conner,
each, in her turn, expressing entire ignorance
of the matter. One maiden lady of thirty
five or forty setting the whole car in an up
roar of laughter by declaring with great en-
phasis, that the little brat wasn't hers for
she didn't have any babies ;" whilst an eld-
erly lady, speaking for herself and daughter
of seventeen, on an adjoining seat, proclaimed
with equal emphasis, that she didn't know any
thing about it, and she didn't believe Betsy
did-but it soon became apparent from the
groans Of the suffering girl, that the mother
had been kept in utter ignorance of the cOndi-
tion of the daughter, by the equalizing tend
ency of the prevailing fashion and the party
were consequently put off at the first station,
to give them an opportunity to dress the baby,
and to avail themselves of such attention and
medical assistance as the peculiar circumstan-
ces of the case might require
AS might well be imagined, the occurrence
furnished theme Of joke and comment, for
some little distance and there was a very
general tendency to unrestrained laughter, as
one after another gave utterance to his tho'ts,
something after this manner Young Amer,
lea on the Railroad !" "Born at the rate Of
thirty miles an hour " practical argument
in favor of hoops !" &c, &c, whilst our mai
den lady friend aforesaid, declared it to be her
fixed determination never again to subject her.
self to a suspicion such as was Implied by the
inquiries which the conductor had put to her
that night, by giving her figure more the ap-
pearance of a balloon than modestly attired
woman, in conformity to a ridiculous fashion
-Oocego Gazette.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
RGp~ The Free 8

Bag- The Free State men of Kansas have
resolved to have nothing to do with the ap-
preaching bogus election. They know it to be
all a fraud, and that, under the operation of
the machinery as set at work by the pro-sav-
cry party, headed by the bogus Legislature
and aided and abetted by the Executive at
Washington, the doctrine of Squatter Sover-
eighty, as announced in the Kansas-Nebraska
Bill, is all sham. Though three-fourths of
the present inhabitants of Kansas are Free
State men, they have no means of securing
fair play Not one of them can examine into
the doiDgs or in any way secure fair play, and
therefore they will not, by joining in the ope-
ration, give any sanction to the Infamous mi
guilty, or be in any way responsible for it. A
certain number of Commissioners are to be ell
ected, and these are to prepare the State Con-
stitution which is not to be submitted to the
people. This is the "Squatter Sovereignty"
the right Of the people of the Territory to
establish their own domestic institutions -!
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

Bounty LAND WARRANTs-Thcre were re-
ceived at the Pension Office, Washington, du-
ring March, 1888 applications for bounty
land, and 343S warrants were issued, to salts
fly which, will require 503,S40 acres of land.
The total number of applications received un-
der the bounty land law, is 27l 1886, and SO,
447 warrants have been issued, requiring "a
35l, $50 acres of land. OF the applications
not yet carried into warrants, probably over
$4,000 have been suspended or rejected the
balance being in the hands of the examiners,
or are at other Offices for services from the
rolls.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
Another Compromise in Prospect.

The election Of delegates to the Kansas
constitutional convention will be held on the
third Monday in June next, when all who
were not citizens prior to the 18th of March,
will be excluded from voting. All the inspec-
tors of election will be pro-slavery men, and
the convention then chosen will undoubtedly
frame constitution establishing slavery
This constitution will be submitted to the next
Congress- with On application for the admis-
sion of Kansas into the Union, Simultaneous
ly with the presentation of the new constitrr-
ton to be made for Minnesota There is
great danger we apprehend, that the slavery
extensionists of the South and their northern
coadjutors, will insist on compromise, coup
ling the two states, and making the admission
of Minnesota, in case she gets free eonstitu-
ton, contingent on the admission of Kansas
with q slave-holding constitution. Such a
proposition is already seriously discussed by SO
called democratic' politicians
1t is true that in no essential respect are the
claims of the two territories equal. Kansas,
unlike Minnesota has not procured an enab-
ling act of Congress authorizing the formation
of state government. She will not present,
like Minnesota, constitution expressing the
will of her people and she will not be able to
prove herself possessed Of third of the pop
ulation requisite for the election of represen-
tatve to the House of Representatives, where
as, Minnesota has at this time almost twice
the necessary number of Inhabitants Such
considerations, however will weigh little with
the southern ultraists in Congress, or with an
administration which is apparently willing to
make any sacrifice to concllate them
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

SAD WARNING TO "FAsr' You've MES.-
John Miller aged twenty-eight years, died
at Indianapolis on last Friday night. The
Journal gives brief history of his sad case
He was born in Dayton, Ohio-was left an
orphan with large estate, and to his own
guidance-became fast young man." and
rapidly spent fortune which was counted by
tens of thousands. He kept circle of dash
ing young fellows about him till his money was
gone, who then deserted and left him. He
sought Indianapolis for home and there, in
some menial capacity, lived for a time and died
in strange garrett friendless, and alone
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

THE DEAD LETTER OFFrcE-It is stated
that during the quarter ending the 3lst of
March, about 1000 dead letters have been op-
ened at the Dead Letter Office, containing
money amounting in the aggregate to over
$1,000; and already seven-eights of this
amount have been restored to the owners
The estimates of the Department of the whole
number of dead letters received in former
years, under the high postage system, was
three millions and half Under the low post
age prepaid system it does not exceed three
millions year, although the number of letters
mailed is far greater
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

MUSICAL CONVENTION AND CoHCERT-By
reference to our advertising columns it will be
seen that Mr.. BECKER proposes to hold
Musical Convention at this place, commencing
on the 2lst inst, closing on the 22nd with a
Concert at this place, and on the 23d at
Athens. Mr.. B. has had great experience in
musical affairs, and possesses all the qualifica-
tions necessary to give ecLat to the proposed
occasion
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

gS% We learn from the Amherst E1presSs,
that the next commencement, which occurs the
SECOND week in August, Hon. G. 4. Grow, of
Pennsylvania, addresses the Alumni Hon.
Anson Burngame, the literary societies ;
Rev. Prof. Park, the Phi Beta Kappa, and
Rev z. B. Foster, of Lowell, the Society of
Inquiry Hon Edward Everett has also con-
sented to deliver his grafton on Washington
there during the summer.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

DEATH OF MEMBER OF CoNGREss.
Hon. SAMSON W. Harris of Alabama, a men,
ber of the House of Representatives during
the late and two previous Congresses, died at
his lodgings on Pennsylvania Avenue, in Wash
ington, on Wednesday morning, of inflammation
of the throat and lungs. His family were
with him at She time of his decease. Mr. II .
was gentleman of fine abilities greatly es-
teemed and deservedly popular. His remains
will be taken to Alabama, with an escort uu-
der Glossbenner, the Sergeant-at-Arms of the
House of Representatives
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

From kANsAs-St Louis, Aprl I3-The
Lecompton correspondent of the Democrat
says that the census takers in Kansas are do
ing their work in bad manner-missings some
heighborhoods entirely, and not taking the
names of half of the actual residents of others.
There has been much quarreIling between
the squatter's land associations in different
parts of the territory
Several Deputy were arresting
political prisoners on charges growing out of
the difficulties of last summer
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

ADVERTISING SALEs.-The last number of
the Bucks County Intellgencer contains noti-
ces of no less than ninety-eight public sales to
come of in that county. The Intcuigeneer says
that in no other county in the State are perso-
nal property sales so well attended or so good
prices obtained as in Bucks county. This is
doubtless owing to the liberal system of adver-
tising adopted in that community 1t has
been found that money expended for advertis
ing is cash well laid ont.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
pEGISTER'S NOTICES.-No Notice is here

EG lSTER'S NOTICES. NOlce u IT'.
Ia by given that there have been filed and se'eu ,g
the office of the Register of Wills in and lar tle
OF Bradford accounts of administration upon 'ie '''
ing estates, viz - .r IA
Final account of Ralph Gregory. administrator u -
borah Gregory, late of Pike, dee d. ,;;,-,.
Partial account of Lucy and David stuoH' auDH''''
tors of Richard Stube. late of Rome. dec IL ... n
Final account of Joseph Nandyke, adm'n's''"''
Thomas Miles, late of Canton. decd. .,-s
Final account of A. ". and Catharlne ayFe'''N'
of John 4. Ayres. late of Wells, dec d. ,,; of
Partial account of Elihu Case and u u. Httu55, 5,,J
miniStratOrs of johnson Williams ID late OF ~ p,n
Partial account of l.. p. Stafford and Jnhh lst
administrators of Hiram Brown late ol Myau,Ip parc-,
Supplementary account of Gordon Nllc"N , anu sac a
Sutton, executors of ThoS. Wilcox. late OF "bsrv
Final account of Burton, Joseph and l. = ;7 t7 Jccd
executors of Joseph kngshcry, late OF Of Mar
Final account of Vim. H. Brant, admlns'r@'0' -
Gus Lynett, late of Warren, dec d. - ,aort *.
Final account of +. II. Vaughn and {. Nahut
ecutOrs of Samuel Lake late of ruScaroTa de Tav-
Final account of Bascom Taylor exc iator VI 'V'''
ior, late of Wyalusine, decd. - Il J,hr
I'd Partial account of Daniel Strong, eNeVu'o' y
Strong. late of Wells, decd. ..- If Wm.
Final acc Dunt of r. c. Iieosley, administrator "
Chilson late of Smithield, decd orU,v.
Final account of s. d. Lathrop admlnStIa'o' VI '
na 4. Rogers late of Canton, deceased. -. of Va
Final account of p. f. Maynard, adninistr"'oi -
than Maynard late of Rome, decd. - ,,,. Court
And the same will be presented TO the orpe. e con6rn
of Bradford on Monday the 4th day OF NAY WrBR W.
alton and allowance. JAMES H. pcgister
Towanda April l. 1857. ----
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

Of the territory. Should Congress admit this
bogns State into the Union, the State officers
can look to the national government for no
further aid in the enforcement of their designs.
They must then fight the battle with such
forces as they can get from Missouri, and
once more Kansas will be plunged into civil
war.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
Grand Vocal & Instrumental Concerts

r. BECK ER, the well known Vocalist
Va Nionist, Nioloncellist and general Musician h,
the honor II announce, that assisted BY large c99uv
OF Singers Instrumental performers and Mr. DTTiICiT
with the TOWANDA BRASS BAND he will give GRAND
CONCERFS in Towanda. at the Court House on WE'D
NkSDA1 EVE, April 22d, and in Patrick Hall Athens
Thu RSDAI tie sd Among many other beautiful pic,
ces, the celebrated Hallelujah Chorus by Handel will e
sung, ana new Gallopade performed by the Band and
composed by Mr. DITTRICH expressly for the occasion
Price OF admission . cents Reserved seat, 37A cts
Agreeable to arrangement Ferry Boats distinguished
by flags viii carry passengers Wednesday eve at re-
duced rates.
Agents wanted in all parts of the County to sell tick
cts for the Concerts. 4 liberal deduction made
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

The SPECULATION IN MoUNr VERNoS-The
terms on which John A. Washington offers to
sell Mount Vernon are the following lst.
He will sell only two hundred acres of the es-
tate any way. Cd. He asks 100000 cash
down for that piece. Sd. He reserves the
right to enclose half an acre (including Wash
iugton's tomb) and having it used as burial
place for ever, for him and his heirs
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

Letters received at Pittsburgh from Iowa
report that settlement of twenty families near
the head waters of the Dcs Moines River had
been broken up and nearly all the settlers muir
dered by the Indians. The story wants con-
frmatiOn.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

The Hon. SAMUEL BRENroN of Indiana, n
member Of the last Congress, and reelected to
the next House, died at his residence, Fort
Wayne, on the 29th ult.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

Troy HousE.-Mr i. w. BIGoNY has lcas
ed the Troy House, and thoroughly reftted
and furnished it, in such manner as cannot
fail to meet the appreciation of his guests.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
8raofo:o Reporter.
E. o. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
TOW A ANDA:
Gbursban florninn, april 9, 1851.
TOWANDA:

TERMS One Dollar per annHB. nuaaiGby in Gd1ance-
-Four Icees precious TO the s1piSaon Of subscription,
notice ,rW be guen by printed tUrapper and If not
ne,ced, the paper ti3 IN ali cases be stopped.
CLUBBINGIHe Reporter trN be to Clubs al the fol-
loaring extremely ioar rates.
10 cop;ss }o, Tor 90 20 copies for, Is 90
ADvERTIsENENTs-Fo a square Of ten lines less One
Dollar to, three less insertions, and teoentyre cents
for each subsequent insertion
JOB B-WoRK-Erecued riM accuracy and despatch, and
reasonable pricesarh eUefy facility tor doing Books,
BiaakS, Hand-6iHS, Ball tickets, &c.
MONEY may be sent by mail, at risk-enclosed IN
enuefope aad property directed ciH be responsible
for its safe delivery.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
LLgSlgAn 00yv5Sz77Rr1lzq-

Af 1t the solicitations Of many singer, in diH.ror+
parts of the country, Mr.. .. BECKER has dt
sS}2<g5 mined to hold a MUSICAL CONVENTION 81
~ three days duration to commence on Tf-l;S6 VI
APIllL 2lst, at Ia O'Clock p NJ. in the Court anse r.
wanda, to cl' sc there Wednesday the 22d with w.
cert to be continued on THURSDAY, the 23d in Pat
ricks Hall, Athens TO end the same cyennr & - a.
er Concert Stages, or, if circum. tances perDjg Pt
VIII be IN readiness - take singers 70 Athens and ba
at @ @SXccedngiy cheap rates. Books I. he uscd-TEE
Singers not in possession of the Shawn and NOT yr;r
to buy, can be furnished by Mr. Becker for tLe tm =
the Convention. Believing that the exercises corsitin
quest, in his mode OF singing by flats and sbaros VII
prove both agreeable and instructive TO singers NJ
BECKER hopes to sec all parts Of the County well renra
sehed assuring them that he VIII do all in his power to
make the Convention pleasant one SINGER, are roor.
ed TO prepare pieces for the Concert No special ilyt
tlons given. Convention and Concert free to singers
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
Commissioners Office, Towanda, April 1, ISL.
N NOTICN.-The following persons have pc

n OTICE.-The following persons have pc
~ tioned to the Court for License under the present
existing laws in reference To tavern licenses. &c:
William Gibson TO keep a tavern in Ulster township
Abraham Smell to keep tavern in Burlington boro
John Nckerson to keep tavern in Warren township
Lorenzo ID. Bowman to keep tavern in ToWanda twp
kphraim W. Bigony to keep tavern in Troy boro.
leandcr o. Hickok TO keep tavern in Troy boro.
Francis Porter to keep tavern in Rome township
laniel Heverly jr to keep tavern in Oycr0atWp
John O. Ward to keep tavern in froy twp.
Hiram W. Root to keep taVt IN in Springfield twp.
Joseph o. Pine to Keep tavern in Rdgbery twp
Charles o. French to keep tavern in Rdgtery twp
:. f. Washburn to keep tavern in Ulster twp
James NestOr TO keep tavern in Tuwandd boro.
Andrew +. Spading to keep tavern IN Canton twp
:. Cbesley Myer to Keep a tavern in Canton twp
Nathan ulmsted to keep tavern in ,ter twp
H. NJ Southwcll to keep tavern IN Franklin Twp:
William Morgan to keep an eating house, dc. IN Troy
borough.
A. II. Case to sell spurious and vnoGs liquors as c'
chant dealer in Troy borough
William Watman to sell spurious and vinous Iq'os"'
a merchant dealer IN Ovcrton township. w..
hearing upon these application will he nal al M':
Sessions next and licenses granted unless sultlen '
be shown TO the contrary. .,. vi,
April 6, 1857. ALLEN hEAN' tIN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
1Al1lADa

At the residence of H. A. Beebe, ESQ., in Owego on ts
morning Of March goth, by Rev. B. w. Gorh9m JoHV
H. BAKER, of Hornellsville, to Miss LUCRFTIi
daughter Of Mrs. SELMA POWELL, of this place ''
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

n THE MATTER of The roluatGry assign
L. ment Of Ezra HO'comb in T1ist 10 E. r. Ayer for the
benefit Of has creditors In the Court of Common Pleas
OF Bradford County of FebruaryTerm 1850. No. IS.
Notice is hereby given that f. R. Nyer, the assignee
has exhibited his account which has been examined by
the Court, and duly filed, and the will he allowed
and finally confirmed after the second Monday Of
next term, unless sufficient be shown to the contra
~. ALLEN M'kEAN Prothonotary
Fowanda ADril Z 1857
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

EDITORIAL CHANGE.-GEo M. RIcHARr,
Esq, has sold the PiHston Gaoett establish
ment to Dr. HENRY PuLsroN, late of New
York
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

| ETTING.-Sealed proposals will be re-
IL ceived by the Commissioners of Bradford County,
at their Office in Towanda, on WEDNESD4 4T. the 18th
day of April until . p NJ for the erection and compile
ton of FIRE PROOF BUILDING, in. the borough Of
TOwanda. Plans and specifications may be at the
Office and after the l0ch INST Proposals will he re-
ceiyed from the contractor to furnish all the mate
rals, or all except the iron. Ci. II. BULL,
y. IIIIEi.
Attest, +. b. CooBBAEGH, Clerk, 7. II. BJCk,
Commissioners.
Commissioners Office, Towanda, April /, 1851.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09
Ncw advertisements,
TIE TROY HOUSE

HAVING been repaired and re-furnshed the pror-i
tor assures the public tnat pains will be ,pari y.
deserve the patronage of the public. FNN -
Troy, Bradford Co., April 3, 1857.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-04-09

Itrom the Erie constitutional
The State Convention held at Harrisburgh
last Wednesday after forming harmonious
union, presented Ticket to the freemen of
Pennsylvania of which every opponent of Bor-
der Ruffian policy may well be proud. We
hail the nominations with joy. The nominees
are men every way worthy to bear the STAN
dard of freedom in the present contest-and,
as whole, the Ticket is by all odds the best
that has been placed in nomination by any
party for State offices for many years-indeed,
we think it is much superior to any ticket of
the Kind ever nominated in Pennsylvania.
For Governor we have the foremost man
III the rLnks-a man who has done more to
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-23
HEHnakHR.

In pursuance Of q call in the BuEle Of
the 18th inst, few of the citizens As.
EembIsd at the uouRcil ROOM, for the
parposs OF organising Lyeaana, On
motion, James Pollard acted as Chair.
man, and sam'l Perrin a. Secretary.
The ehaiFman Alta having explained
the objaot Of ts1s meeting, ssyRa cues.
tions were proposed for debate, ans1g
which ths following question was deoi-
ded for debate on nsxt Wednesday evsn.
ing, Dee, 2sd, 1857 a-ss -: .-. a-
Resolved that ii woald be sxpsdisnt
for Congress 70 pass law prohibiting
the circulation Of Bank Notes Of . less
denomination than Twenty Doiiars.p
Frank Street choosing the affirmative,
selected the following persona fox assist
ants, viz: L. ". Babbits, J, d. Houn, C.
Baldwin, G. u. Dodge and @, 3. sssns.
James PGllard taking the negative, eaaoss
the following D. @. Bloonssr, Wm. n.
NJ. Pussy, D. ". Laasimsr, ]. 3. nooton,
and ]. h. Palmsg.
On mosioas 10 iHSsse 81 asseas to e.
bend and taka para
Adjourned % meet & Ceanen Rosms,
Oh Wednesday sssning naxt, foe TIE d.
batting ut said qusssson.
SAIL PERM, sse'y.
Council Bluff. Dee. lssh, 1857
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-23

We IRE nsN postingHour books and ma
king oas sssoants against those who ara
indebted 10 as, and daring the HOLIDAYS,
shall sndeayor to oaA around and see
our patrons, preparatory to commencing
tie new year, 1858, vith new books
We shalI, hereafter, endeayof so do WORT
on the cash system, 90 far as possible,
and thus avoid the disagreeabie aeoes-
slsJ OF constant dunnlHg. We hops cur
friends will be prepared 10 % set US.
We woald say b these 81 q distance.
that they would greatly dbliea us, Just
NOW, BY forking over the amounts due US
on subscriptions, st0, Will you do it7
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-23
mssgaazxgen EsaalY aamaeta.

r
This 10 one Of the Oldest sssablishad
and bsss newspapers In ths sssaa thaa
fsagAs long and gallantiy In the ranks
Of the Democracy, and b&tslsd with ell
kiaaa et fanssigisn, down 10 Black Re.
publiaanisia, with a telling effect The
Gsasste Yields q powerful influence m
cur State, and il always will, While such
men as THOMPSON and SAxwARD stand at
the balm. Ii has made, recently, . very
important arrangement with the TeIs-
graph Company, and 10 Hew to. publish
daily dlsp@achsa. FOR ths late Eastern
news, the GaSeats will be unsurpassed
in eur State. Terms, %.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-12-23
1 WhoDnex.

so 29sst9s8 $ASI EF9S sul1A
- As#sassssg& aawa A43ow -
Old soEa
The sbove is now supposed to be obso.
lets, IA shis fasseouasry. And % proya
q we~'euld JUS ssats, that ear friens
ALKx. CLoUeE, has covered our table with
one posasos, which weighs sisrss paasadsl
Sufficient for dinner for some hall dog
en- fashionable Irish gintlemen. He alsu
raised, this season, from the seed Of ona
potAtee, one bushel og 6ns large posa.
toes, averaging in wsighs one ard hall
pouRds,
Ma CLoUoH informs as that there u As
no especial attention given theai--thsy
we're simply plgwed and hosdeass. We
dOO'E g. SO far as to sag sAas she abogs
yield cannot be beatss, bst the question
is, who can do y
Western LOVE sgainst ma World, rasa-
ing wegaaabIesf