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Time Sale Of Groceries
w. II. GORDON q C

w. II. GORDON q co.
ON WEDNES AY next, 23d September, 1857, we will
Offer for sale at suction, in "qr usual Quantities:
I25 hhds iEir prime and choice Louisiana ougar
81 bbls crushed
so loaf
SO {" ChrystaliEed
SEQ " Recaed whiskey, various brands;
loo ." Old rbUD -
9bafpipes Planet q Cos Brandy
IL eighth Louis lie Breton & 90
500 boxes Prescou's Dap;
500 West C".s Star Candles;
80 Fine andy, dOz oaea;
$50 NJ acured Tobacco;
eco Maids -tarch;
I0u 60 Fox Pearl :.
50 dCz Eagle Wash Boards;
% Tubs:
1000 kegs Sh1enbeTgsr's Nails;
1909 buudles medium nd double crOwH Wrapping Papers
5OOsO egalTa Cigars.
TERMS
All under 300, cash e2n0 ard under sIOA9
days; SOn aud 32UOJ ninety DAYS over
5000 four months with approved edOrsed notes, payable
ia city banks.
sept 10 W. II GORDON & o.
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Grafton multitude Of ihngs connected with the govern
ment which long fOrgetfulness-D Y0rk Ia
dependent
This work viii prove OF immense value TO public men
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His surprising how many Of the subjects which
are still before discussed 5y the fathers in ne very
infancy Of confederation We shall welcome each
cessvs volume Of This a very valuable addition 10
the history Of the country -BOs0H Daily l4i5srtssT
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rsasury knowledge which should be possessed b every
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Orleans
This abrdgementis berescted 70 the speeches 81
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TO the paines speakers Who spoke as tn give Informs
ton on subjects Of Surviving interest DAILY PsayHRs '
ORLEANS.
By Debates We nd the first business introducedn
the House Of Representatives Aer the inausurson, was
bill 10 collect Duties Imports aud curious and inter-
estng eaturs debate that speaker seemed
to regard the protection of home industry one Of the OBJ
eets 70 be embraced matter Of coarse in any project oz
raising the revenue probably receive the Assem- Of
every reader saying, that living person combines
more Of the qualities necessary the proper execution Of
this the veteran Senator who has undertaken
it.-NatOaGl IatsEligsAesr, Washington.
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Fatal AFrRAY-F5ur ben Killed We learn from
Judge John H Regain, the newly elected member OF
Congress from that district, was killed in an affra1
In the town Of Rusk, on Monday, the oath ult
Three other men we're killed at the same time. W,
have no particulars Of the occurrence
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GRAND ROYAL CHAPTER,
1-rararrTuCrr

-THR next annual Communication Of the GRAND ROYAL
4 ARCH CHAPTER OF TbNS ESSkE, will convene in
the Of Nashville the second MOnda In October next
being day OF mOrih The Officers of Grand
Chapt and Representatives SubJrdinats Chapters
are requested TO be punetuai IN their attendance.
CHARLES FULLER,
sept. 10 Grand Secretary.
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?. A. MITCHELL

New York CITY CLocKs.-l esterday the clocks
in the City Hall with the exception Of that in the
tower were linked in the chain of electric agency
The time they show is regulated by a clock in the
Mayors Office, which is driven the ordinary way
by weight, and runs about a fortnight 1t is said
10 be a very good clock.-These electrical contri-
vances are very ingenius One of the pinions of
the regulating clock revolves once in q minute car
rying a break circuit wheel This wheel has thirty
teeth tipped with patina, and of course there are
thirty intervening spaces. As the wheel revOlyes
a tooth and space are alternately brought against
elastic slip Of platina Thus, every second of
time electrical current is complete closed, the
next it Is broken 1t is easy to see that by the &C
curate adaptation Of simple eOntrivances, number
of clocks may be acted upon simultaneously, the
beats being evidently synchrnous rhe conducting
wire leading to these clocks and connecting them
with the standing regulator, is not unlike the sub
marine cable, but only three-e ghths of inch in
exterior ameer. The batteries are very ingeni-
ously constructed, and are placed in cellar under
the buildinEs.-Times.
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W. 7. BERRY s. CO., have lust received MOSS Slo1s
By Marion Harland author Of Alone The Hlddsa
Path"
Nohit need be said to awaken interest boek
By this charming aathoress FOyseven Thousand copies Of
hers Alone and Hidden Path - have been sid by her
American Publishers and the demand a present
slant a. regular In Europe they have met villa
still greter other American uihoress has yst
been honOred BY Republication in The psic edition %
standard American anhors. Thase Who have a&
vance sheets Of MOSsIDE unite In The opinion 81 10
superior both MARION Harlandis TORN produciious,
interest," style popuIsrtscs fan OF incidents Of
exciting nature, while the plot better and more Systematic
eaily arraagsd.
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For New Or e MS.
Or0cHxar7s Gchnol

49, The steamer VIRGINIA will leave --ss
slssk+A emphis Tor New OheaBs, Mon sIsa&--a
- day. September 2lsI, at O'Clock. sssaaAl1ss
Is
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nag- Hagan s Bro, on Market street, have for
sale all the periodicals of the day The last number
of Leslie's Illustrated News contains engravings
Of the late celebration in New York by the Turner's,
snd has Cd interesting history Of that society. .
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DR.. CATLN.-This person still remains in the
tOmhs. The rumor that he has made disclosures to
the District Attorney regarding the murder of DR.
Burde is authoritatively contradcted. To a re
porter who visited him yesterday he said -" My
character is gone my business in Brooklyn is brok
up; my wife has left me; l have neither money
friends, and do not care to expose myself to
the derison of my enemies. Besides, | have long
had desire to live, for a time, the life of recluse
and although the tOmbs is not the most desirable
place in the world yet [ well treated here, and
do not find it at all uncomfortable. No, sir; l have
not made any efforts to get ball. and shall not
don't know that l could get bail if l would and
am certain | wouldn't if | could | shall remain
here, cOntented, until have given my evidence in
the for which | am Diet lined as a Witness and
then l intend TO start Immediately for Australia
N 7. Sun.
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EOsemont FOR Sale

WE have For sale that beautiful and desirable
w plsce Rosem the for residence Of l. SOuthA
deed 3H miles from Nashville, Jhe treesboro pike
Daius u Land Il slly, ur more Of the
ul and romantic banding the country;
hrstras SprLs and sting house good Garden house.
and gro house,; also Brick Kitchen smoke hou-e
extensive ard with every variety Fruit OF the best
quality. A good Bargain will be given.
Sept 18th 1851. J. L, d r. W. BROWN
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MAKING IT PLnN.-Two Dutchman had occasion
to 20 TO backsmith's on business and finding the
smith absent from the shop they concluded to go TO
the house. Having reached the door, said one to
the other.
"Come, Hans, you ak about de smit?"
"Nain, main" said the other; 'but you can tell
better as l can, so den knocks"
The mistress Of the house came to the door -
Here was dilemma. AT length Hans spoke:
els de smit mitin ~
"Sir % said the woman.
''ls de smit mitin ?"
81 don't understand you" said the woman. Hans
then blOwed out, "Yot de debil, l say is de smit
mitjn ="
The other Dutchmau, perceiving that the woman
could not understand Hans, stepped up and push
ing him asi lie, said
LET me come up what can say something. Is de
blacksmis shop in de house ~
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rsg- DR.. Reynolds, of New Orleans, snake
fancer, was bitten on the thumb by one OF his PEI
rattIers. and not having faith in Whisky or other
remedies, seized hatchet and cut of that important
member Of the hand.
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The GraUd Council of Royal and Select
Masters, will meet the same day, rbIve, at o.
CLOCK, P. n. CHARLES A. FULLER, Grand See'y
DURE ROLAND GIN for 5 lie BY
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1000 ACRES

Z
of Pxceleut Ian 10 Warren cOd4ty me. a-e generally
ulairg and The portions cleared studied wit Il e
ppur HEX rs walnut add nt de erlptions OF am
b-r producing in abund lnce Charlie > Creek an
unalDg stream, furnishing abEnd lnce OF va En- runs
lhrOugh the GENRE OF them aud there are in addinn
twenty hne Springs scattered through them The soil Is
well adapted 10 TIE cultivation # Com Wheat ats all
The small era rs ard dom ste grasses and will COMPARE
tavOu big with the besl Warren county ands. PIOdu-
Ig graas spon aueous abundance there no bst
rsrge tor cettle ard she the St. portion of the
lands are lmProved, there DeiEg eighI cu
V4trd IrGs wild utgss, upon The tTuc ipdepsudsI
OF the beautiful residence OF Mr CT &C ,Ck Tne who'll
o0dY II ZEN has however been recently surveyed and
laid Il IN small Tracts Containing from to sou acrrs
and fronting on pubic road In int Of society the
location has many R0VantSges-caurcheS schools ard
mills Convenient, the Msrche ter and NcNIon
VII Railroad which Is but mites di tant afrds
an outlet TO market he town OF McMnuvlle The county
seat IS cut nine m'les q which ii is believed
great Southern University, 20 be established under
auspices the Episcopal Church. " Ii be heated thus
enhanc the value Of all he lands the neghbor osd
The eeieba'et waier place Beershe5a is but 25 mics
distant TnehelltfIness If hts rton of Middle Zen
nesses is provGrbia is tie reirelt Of numbers
OF persons rom III =, b.
Tnls sale will off rd unusually foe oppOun t. to
those desirous ni pu chas stock IA in Que OF the
best sections # the md It is hoped tht all such
as ell AS those who wi-h rely 10 Obtain place
OF refuge tromthe heats If summer Will examine these
lands
free barbecue will he prepared at the Big Spring head
Of Caar2ys Creek, Tor the accommodation VI all who
attend.
gEaMs OF SALE-Cne two and three years credit for
note with approved >, elrity, and lien 7, tined
Persons deslri fift information will address GEO
GLASUOCK, Meanwhile Tenn or
p. "LASC0CK, gent
sept 10 M 81 Cherry 81 Nrsh -i1, Taop
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From tie London PUseh.
A HAPPY INSPIRATION.
Happy the donkey, free from care,
Whom few prickly Ii lies bound,
Content to breathe the rural air --
In his own mound.

Whom rev prlckly IN W. oVunOy
Content to breathe the rural air - -
In his own pound.
Happy the hog, remote from noise,
Who could no better bliss desire,
Than waIlowing, far from cruel boys,
In his own mire.
Eappy the lawyer, wholly free
From conscience, and TO pity lost,
Whom a few simple clients fee
To their own cost.
Happy the merchants clerk, who shines,
OF shilling dancing rooms the star,
And who to patronize inelines
A cheap cigar.
Happy the constable, who walks
About his beat with eager look,
And ultimately stops and talks
With his own cook.
Happy the cabman who contrives
To take fare to meet train,
And robs the passenger he drives,
Who can't complain.
Happy the poet, who indites
These sentiments so pure and fine,
And gets for everything he writes
: Two pence a line.
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ROyse & ElversCn,
81, PUBLIC SQUARE,
Dealers in Ready Made Clothing
AND
GENTLFMEN'S FURNISHI' c GOODS.

GENTLFMEN'S FURNISHI'G GOODS
Al ESSRS. ROYSE & ELVERSON have now on M nd
AA very large assortment the most honabe sly les of
CLOTHING
for the FAN and Winter ssason
They believe OF Beady Made Clothing is free
from the objections Of Eastern made Clio hing
much of il has be their order 10y the best
maRus EAST aud the remainder has been selected
out Of the besl by of he firm has had ANY
years psrence in the Manufacturing department.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING
variety. Gentemrns Furnishing in all its
Depa Shirts white and cOlOred; very Inc lot
wiki MaTsales tO-0ms and cuff Scsfs, Necs Ties and
StOcAsOt every Style UUderware IN great variety.
l. g
superior lot Of Cloths Ca-simers and Vestinos which
they will order with neatuess, elegance and dis
"a
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ABRIDGBNEST OF THE DEBATES or CONGRESS.
CPubishedby subscription 0nly-l
W. 7. BERRY & Co., have just received.
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PROM 1888 To 1855.
From Gales Seatens Annals Congress- their Reg
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by John c. Rives.
BY THB AUTHOR OF THIRTY YEARS ViRW."
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z T WHITES CREEK SPRINGS The nert session H,ill
N the 3ist Of August. Price board tuition
washing, fuel and shs $50 20 per session Of TIVE MY
weeks, aug lh-lm-tTi- vay
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st. Mary's Home.

st. Mary's Home.
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR Young LADIES.
NUMBER LIMITED To TWENTY FIVE.
MRS WEBER has opened her school ret red part of
W he city, corner Of Union and Spruce streets castle
mans row.
Prof FREE has tax en the French clas.
TcrmS.-Fnglish iran his per Of months, s25 90
Latin French Spanish, Italian, aud Ger
man each per mon th................... 5 co
music-Ptano, per session ........s..... 30 Oh
Guitar, Is 90
Drawing, Painting and Needle Work-usaal prices
II p Tuition "a able month 10 advante.
REFESBs tEs-J. F. Pearl Supt Nasnyfl High School,
?. b. rogr, PTsss. Of the Board OF Education.
Sept 1T.
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pea. Hon. Thomas Darlington Maoaulay. Tin,
historian. has been raised TO peemge.
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ATON Re1uarS.

A DUTCHMAN, watch N lker BY trade, 10 my
a Sta1ies hi ed II bay bob tail horse and top
buggy. tn, deeJ bay fHll sixteen hands high
with white upon him except small white In the
fOrshsad The bOrse low in order The buggy is half
box gy. high, BODY PAINTED black, and the
gear and ainted col stnped. The
ward wi he pail Or IN Of the horse,
and buggy S25 Information that may lead 70 the
recovery Of the Pre- perry.
H. n. HAMMER
sent I6 -d&wIw SeWauee Stables. Front street.
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JNO. BROWNE,
CORNER OF DEADRiCK AND SQUARE.
Reduct on in Prices.

TUCH Panta1ous as have her, Ofore sold at FIFTEEN
- DOLLARS, VIII now sell Ter FOURTEEN DOLLARS.
Other srgde. in the same proportion.
l9-Is
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MoLAssFs FROM INDIAN CORN.-Mr. George S
Kinizi, of Exeter township, BerkS county, Penn
called al the Office of the Reading Gazette day or
two ago with two samples of syrup or molasses, one
made from the common Indian corn and the other
from Chinese sugar cane. The first it is sta ed was
of the color and cOnsisence Of the best molasses
an had a pleasant sweet flavor. Mr. Knizi tried
but small experiment in making this syrup He
took eight stalks, cut eff the root and at the
ear, crushed them in a cider mill, and pressed the
juice out with his hands quart OF sap was thus
obtained. which, after boiling thirty minues yield
ed one pint of beautiful syrup The Chinese sugar
subjected to he same process, and yielde
about the quantity of syrup, but not so thick
of so fine favor as that made from the COM
mon Indian corn.
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GRAND LODGE OF TE1NE SEE

THE a nua meeting Of the GRAND LODGE OF
I TENNE SES viii eOmmene on the First Monday IN
October, being Tie e the month and ths Rspressn-
avss Of UbordiaIe Lodges requested 30 be puneiua
IN their attendance.
~ Public Address will be delivered by Rev. A. J.
BAIBD, Z Winchester day ing the session. Repre-
will prepared with proter clothing, 70 ap
pear in public procession. CHARLES A. FULLER,
ant Grlnd
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NEW CHEESE.

: Boxes Durham Farm Cheese
10 IS English Diary -
90 g For sale by
... J. C. ROBERTSON,
sept 70 Broadway.
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UST SALE.

TY virtue Of deed o. trust TO executed BY Maria H
ID NebbetI, which il OF record in the kegist RS once Of
Davidson County, in Book Ne. "a pages 4e2 and f93 VII
sell the Courtyard Nashville saturday, the Sd
la October 1857, suetOn he highest bidder, toi
Ctsh property therein described being House and Lot
q side of 81 cry street. said Lot fronting seveaty
and hall feet said and running back TO
college street The House said lot Is a comfortable
brick dwelling.
Sept 10, IS57-tds WIN. A DAVIS, trustee.
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Capital Prize 100000.
5000 lICkkTS.
Eresh ArrivraIc

JUST RECEIVED large Of fr sh En slish nsrv and
~ w. K. cheese Dasvassed Bee Hams a d Tongues,
Psrches, Strawberries, and Pine Apples.
VVE-SeT. x TunVpSON
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State of Tenness,e e, OmPiTOIIer's Office,
NASHVILLE, sept. IG Is57.
TNHS is TO certify, thai the akrT CIV Insurance Com
ptny, luCate al Philadelphia the state P-nusyI
vana has complied ~itn requirements act pass
ed By the erai Assembly OF state tennessee in
March Is56 entitled regulate the agencies Of
In LTance Companies Incorporated tn StaI@ # Ten
,, and hat Joseph Nash, is legally authorized
ag'n Of said Company 10 the wn Of Nashville, Of
lenness J. q IUlTRE L. COMPTROLLER.
The crber will Fire aud Marine Policies in the
above excellent Company, eqilable te
10 -EPH MASH,
sept lS-3W No. %, College Strset
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Ia CoPYl
PHILsDELPHlk, Aug Is 1857.
Statement of the Condition of he q uake- ity
nsu ance Company made up TO July { :,
Is u III compliance with the Jaws OF A en-
nessee.
Chartered Capital $500 600
Capt. al sOck paid up................ SgO0 Ot0
Surplus, 50 go Is 233 g9j Is
Ass ETS.
Stocks, Bonds and MOrtgag 3Ij
Bills, R5ceiN able NegOt4Oie, l49 So 6j
hue rom Agent and other, ......3,fig 80
Cash hard and Bank, II o33 Qq5 Is
Losses due and unpaid, None
Occnred and waiting proofs about. ....sOOO
n. COGGSHAI l., SecT'y
Subscribed and sworn before his enth day Of
August, A. ID. 1881. JOHN q. KENNY,
Alderman and JusIic. Of the Peace.
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"GENERAL Jackson. Among the patients in
The Marine Hospital, below Manchester. Pa, is a
colored man called General jackson. He was a ser
want to the hero of New Orleans. Twenty years
since be liberated by his generous master, but
since that time he has become insane. and now he
raves about his former friend with all the force and
vigor characteristic of one in his condition 4 gen
tleman told him that he knew JacksOn-that he had
and charity displayed by the old hero. The stall
wart negro melted. In a moment he in tears.
The pl~r rushed upon him, and once more he was
amid the scenes of his boyhoOd. How potent the
inhnance of mind - iftsLtlr1 Chronicle.
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CHANCFRY SALE>

CiS ANGF KIN = AssEN
DUR~U ANT decree Of he Cha7cery court at Carthage
! made the case # Benz an Ii Kucks Exr. Hove
LucEs and 9th rs the undersigned ~l he "a d
toDer, 1857 To sill highest bidder,
th- prem s., The aBd belonging be Of Jos
ks. ec'd compos d Of the tract i,h said siah
died puse aud which The ate Fliz beth
Rucks res d al time h And alsO a I of
heirs of JO Rucks, since death; ia all about %
let No y. he Of Rome II vi be laid of in lots
10 suit prrch 'sers
Al tn and place the undersigned will also sell
the sav 5eOngi I'd estate. to-wt: Joshua agef
abour IS Luc ab'u6 = iy- ab0ut27 aud her children
Henry about 7 Lucy 5a Marina
sad "a viii b. made DIT OF one and two wears
excepta udic to pay costs AMI AItnr ey' fees
Notes with approx ed security VIII be reg red Of he Puf
cha-eT1. A. MOORE,
tepJ l2-td prs, fee Sc Clerk Master.
Nashville Building Association.
TRUST SALE.
DY virtue Of a deed 81 trust executed by n. McClans
ID Nashville building Association, rtgesered
in the Regstar fi Of DtyIdscn COuHty, Be No p
page 49, n proceed to sell 70 the highes 'sr, =
at the house y-Td ct Saturday the 1911 Gay
Sep 5mbeT, 1877 thu pert described In sad deed be-
ing lot No n OEen- plan OF lots college
Hru, nting % berry tr and ming baCs
I54 feet alley. aud t, with good business
Charles A. FULLER,
sept o Treasurer.
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Tan Yard for Sale.

THOSE wishing TO engage in the Tanning business
nave TODD Opportunity BY purchasing my Yard
i s located within Tires hundrd public
containing Of groand win two story frame chop,
beam hou e, ba she'd and 40 watts The location good
for procuring hides, th being bu % wards IN the county,
aud nearer than eight miles. will sell the
the yard desired liberal credit will be given raquissd
WIN. COWAN-
shelbyvile, Tenn, sept Is -w3t.
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Nashville Building Association.
NDRTH-W ESTEKN RAILROAD.

election Of Board Directors fr the Nashville and
- North Western hsirOad &, " % Be Id q The
office Nashv lie, Wednesday The 7sH OCTOBER
Oy ord If the Board.
B DOUGLAS Sec. and Treas'r
Dill ~.
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WHEAT-To pTeUent spelling in 6ins.-Attiliu Bur
lengame, a farmer of Cortland county, n. y, who
writes that he is a years old, and of course has
had some experience, says that if farmers will put
one = brick to every five bushels of grain put up
in bins or into the centre of barrel of wheat flo W
or meal, it will not grow mouldy or sour. We have
never tried bricks for this purpose but have used,
and often recommended others to use, a stone Of a
few poun Is in weight in the centre Of barrel of
corn meal, with the assurance OF its being benef-
cial and we have no doubt the use of a clean dry
brick would be more So as it is better calculated to
absorb moisture than stone.--R Y. Tribune.