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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-28
THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
ME-. KENNEDY, Of Eo>burv, has discovered ID o
vi OF our common pasture weeds r'n.cig ia'' fl
VERY END OF lit NOR.
The worst scrofpla down 20 a c,nnS FimFa

The worst Scrofula down 20 ctn no finps
lie has tried IL IN cIevrr Hur,Ird rr'' aH. r'
failed EXCEPT in two eases. both tlurtJT LulH"r Ia1
now in his possession enc hundred rrtsai'' e'
value, all within twenty mills 81 l.">'hn
Two bottles warranted To- cure Nursing s''"r''
One 10 three battles viii cure Tie worst hua 4" Jus
pies the face
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of hI''
Two BOTTLES warranted e. cure tl, uors' ealA' .
the mouth aud stomach. -,
Three TO five bottles are warranted to cure i1s '''
kind of Ery >ipclas rt--,
One to three bottles are warranted to cure Ell Aan'
Two bottles arr warrautsdto ruunins"i i-e 'A'
nnd lI"tch,s among the hair. -.,.,.
Fuur To six bottles are warranted to cure e"roi'"
running ulcers.
one hottlc will cure ,calv crnrfious Of ihr stln.
Two three bottles are warranted {" cure 'N' W.
kind Of riu- N0rm. u, ...t
Two or three Hotties warranted 10 eure WY w.
desperate case Of rhenTati>m. II .is->
Three To four bottles warranted 20 ruI' ~, I,
Five TO eight Bottles will cure the V"r', 5't l
\ benefit i always cNpereLced ir"I,. '' ,r,pfn
and a perfect cure is warranted when Ire 'u''' r.
is taken ,;,r,n
Nothing looks 50 improbable to those who ta,
tried all the wonderful medicines 81 ibt 't -. Ill
common weed growing on the pasture :. a". -, ri
stone walls. should cure every buIu"r 'h 'l, ,rf-
IL is fixed fact. If Won have huui"r u H' ,r.rt
acre are no IFS ANIlS. huns nuT ia .is-s73
ing some cases, hat not yours pf'ri'o ",' Z
bottles Of it in the vicinity 81 E",loh- - q =
fact< in every case. 1t has alrcaav CON I-.i.i
greatest cures ever lone in Massachusetts - ~
children a year old. To- Old people 81 s'N3' rv,sss
poor puny wormyloob ing children. h'I II D. -
and nabby, restored 10 perfect stale 81 '''
bottle. II. rr5 n
To those who are subject 70 SICK h'''+ ri-A
tie will always cure If. II gives gT'i. rr ,d.H7
and dizziness: Some who have taken 1t ba' -. II
for wears, and have been regulated lE u, ~
body is sound IT works quite easy. hui ,,p.s ~
arrangement of the functions 81 na'nit' md. ~
singular feelings hut YOU must not he h' Tss.tl
always disappear in from four GAYS :" " ,tsn -
a had result from II on The sr r.rss
feeling is gone. won viii feel Nours'h ~, inns q
heard some of the most extravaganl 'h'''|
that ever man listened to. -, n 1sEsr-i
Manufactured bv DON AID KFNNEIi' N'''
street. Eoxltirv, Mass. Price Sl.W q, -7 Jhs
Sold in Mineral Point by r. d. fa''''l p-FHI
Vivian. -
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
I11pnRCt WI A NNnI-NGE-AVEN

JNo nj! persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
1 SPERMAFpRRllEA. SEMINAL WEAKNESS JIM
IDfENCE. GONoRRilEA, GLEET, SiriHLtS,A the
Vice of ONANlSM, az. SELF ABUSE, &c. &c.
Tho HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful
destruction of human life caused v Sexual Diseases nd
the receptions ptcised upon the unfortunate victims
Of such diseases by Quas have directed their consult
ing Surgeon, as CilAKlFAHI.E ACT worthy Of their
name, give MEDICAL. ADVICE GRATIS, to all per-
thus afflicted. who apply by letter, with n decrp-
ton OF their condition. cage, habits Of life
Nc. and in of extreme poverty and suffering to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Assncig alton is benevolent Institute
established special endowment. for the relief of he
sick and distressed, afflicted with Eirulent and Etdcp-
&c Diseases. 1t has now plus of means, which thc
Directors have voted To eNpcnd in advertising the
notice 1t Is needless to add that the Association
u the highest Medical skill of the age and VIII fur
nislI the most approved modern treatment.
just Published. hy the Association, Report Spcr-
maturrhu 81 seminal Weakness, the vice of Cnanisn.
Nastrbation Self Abuse, and other Dis.seS the
Sexual Organs ty the consulting sur. IN, which will
sent by mail lin scaled rnvrl"pc,) FREE OF CHARGE
on the receipt of Two STAMPS for postage.
Address, DR.. GEO. X. CALHOUN. Consulting Surgeon.
Howard Association. No South NINTH street Pt-
!eipia, Pa. by order Of the Directors
EZRA - HEAErWEIJ. President.
"E". FAIKcHiLn, Secretary. n7-ly
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Candies, of all kinds.
FASHIONABLE
AND HAIR DRESSING

rIlIE subscriber having recently opened sbon in tho
/ room the Mineral Point Book Store uesrIv on
pose the United States Hotel is prepared To wait mon
customers Mt any hour ofthe day. SHIPPING; SH M
POONLNG, H4R-DRENNfAG, Do. done IN the best
manner and moss fashionable Sd lies
BY strict attention 10 his business and an ardent do
sire I" Ptfase lac hopes to merit and share f
ec pat ronage OF the citizens of the Mineral Point
"entienlen please call and give him trial
-, 81 7. TURNER
Miheiai Font juno -, ]Ns7. @Itf
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MI fTtIsV bl
DIR. j. &. AVER Il co,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS,
AND SOLD BY

J. II. VIVIAN, In Mineral Point J. I. TgursTlF 3
cite : Russell x Thrarlr, Darlington: g.. q. -'av,a
AL ma, Wholesale Agents aud ~uld tg UaIf- Er
cine every where. mrlusem
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CROCkERY WARE.

NO. II y MAIN STREET,
ST. LOUIS, NO,
RE prepared to offer to their Gu ,toers and tho trade
an assortment Ell articles unsurpassed quality or
cheapntss 10y any House in their line. East or West
oursoek consists of well assortment of creru
article IN use by SAlbLERS AND COACH MAKERS.
are manufacturing many goods at Columbus
,S sing anu Auburn n Y, and have lately establis he'd
house IN Newark, New Jersey for the manufacture Of
Patent and Enameled Leather 4 large assortment of
which viii always lie found in store.
our English Goods are Imported directly by ourselves
thereby paving but commission
J he greatest part Of our SklRTING. HARNESS AND
bkilE LEATHER, is finished !,y ourselves good sup
ply Of which il shall be endcavor to keep on
hand
We are in receipt Of a large assortment of Eastern
SfEINGs AND ANJEA, from various manufactures
8 Particular attention Will he given 10 filing or
1eTS.
St Louis, February IL 1886. lift
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dHIIFICL1L TEETH,
ANbROTIpES ANBROTYPES,,
'ES>0R AiOTFETr.

''''' '-"N"'A iioI
ANiNG just returned from -. Louis " here. In. has
i been taking thorough lessons in the
specially inform the citizens of Mineral Point and yic-
ity that he has opened a
Anbrois pc, Photograph and Daaue rrciau Caller,
and invites the citizens to call zee his fine
mi tc ART winch lar surTass in beauty and correct
me ilp"tNIS are most beautiful in c,trcsS richness
oi tone and
bRgncrrcoi yl"s. They he taken enc fourft, n
tihe Sitg They are n" reversed, have glare of lrht.
itN are warranted never To fade. They all Thu, rage
now IN the cities All who them are charmed viii
ucf beauty ana clcArn"SS Come one. come all and rive
ne call ms ructionS given i'll the on yao,I
have on hand line gold tocket> chenp for cash an LIs
at fancy ana frames Children taken in ON. s.ru
Rooms opposite Post Office.
23tf G. K. MOtFETT, Artist
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Mr.. Samuel Roach's Testimony of the
Value CT this Machine.
i2O Acres Grain and t:rasS--ft epairs 30 crn,s--
Good Work.

NsODd u DIX.
DodEcviIlc, Wis. NOV. Is 1876
GENTS II purchased last spring from Mr.. Samuel Hem
'iN, ;tu Atkins Reaper and Mower. and il has
'' the best ever Invented had to hu:lrrd and
twenty of grain and hay which completed with
great ease and L" utmost satisfaction occur
red TO hinder from going ahead with pleasure with
said machine. along the whole harvest only one nut was
t"s' out q" the whole concern, and the damage within,
'ic season was only thirty cents. Said lpayrs
down the grain IN such proper and neat condition chat
N" rtiI a being will grunblc conn lain Lndinr-
and only requires three horses for reapn and two for
moving, consequently, can conscrutiruslv recommend
sid machine t" all farmers in the State the best in
7tIuhlent ever offered Tor its proper purposes.
SAMUEL. ROACH
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For Sa7e-

lNth subscriber "rTS fer sale Tn, we'll known, old Meat
Market and Slaughter House in the citv Of Mineral
"I"t, where lac has been engaged IN business for several
years For terms enquire tf WN cl-PrN- "a
Mineral Point. june ]. IS57. So,f
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In Lafayette County.
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE.

- 4 See. %, T. 6, X. East. containing loo Acres
- ) W 4 See -, T. 8, r. = East, $50
> r = Sec 81, T. 6, r. 3 East, loo
+ = y Sec. -. 7. &. r. } East, so
Lots Nos. - and - in CITY Of Mineral Point
In'se Lands viii te sold low for cash part on time
it-9l CHARLES T. IETAT
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IA SvV EAI m.
Ii 1n 4. y re &. IL L, Y ID !, % IN

IN SvV 4 II IN.
BIoDGETT s. >iEE FPARD.
AVE entered into a Partnership in the
/ IJHBEG BUSINESS,
Ana VIII S'H Lumber from So 50 per Thousand feet
SHINGLES from - to - 20 rtrM best.
They will furujsI all materials for ElIIplNG such as
SASH DOORS, DRESSED IL MEIER &c Of ali kinds
They ar" ais" Agents !"I Eastern Wagons and Car
riaGc~ Of every description.
Also for REtrEIS, HORSE RAKEs. d TIIRASIIEI;S.
= Cash Paid Tor W heat and all other ar ti,I.s
for rupI,i1 iu, the market
Yard near the Il. X. Depot, Mineral Point
T. h., BLpDGETT,
ISRAEL SHEPPARD.
june ., IS5I. .Itc
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Ghirago .asbrrtisrmnts.
1857 Spring Trade. 1857
WIN. FLAIR q GOA,

WIN. FLAIR a C)riNY,
M. 176. Late Street, Chitago J.
I MrOKTERS and Wholesale D,sl,-rs in Foreign and
American Hardware, lin Plate &c., have in store
large aud complete stock which they ing
daily additions direct from the English American
tnrics.
500 Dozen Axes. Collins Simmons. Lcverett'S etc.
COO dos"n Sliovels and Spades. Aurc Iowlapds.
100 dozen Grass ScN lheS, Blouds, NaSworthS, etc.
1U0 dozen Scvthe Snaths IanSon's, etc.
Joo dozen Cast $ eel Hoes
400 dozen Cast : ,eei Hay Forks.
10000 dozen Pocket and Table Gutlerv assorted
1900 dozen Files butcher and other, makers.
10 tons I'Ipsp Chain.
SO ctShvs OK aIEl coiI Chains # sf -
j ned pairs Blight Tissces. ? : - ~
200 boxes Tin Plates, c. y, and extra sizes.
5000 bundles SiI ct Iron, Nos. 10 O IS Ruarc
lO,Go0 lbs Copper Pressed Bottoms.
30 casks Sheet Zine
1000 bundles assorted Bright Wire.
- svtts Tuners FOOLS and Machines.
200 tons anncalei Fence Wire.
1.5o0 kegs assorted Nails.
Japann.-l and Pressed Tin Ware. fuH assortment. SIN
WILLIAM t. r..
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WIS., S~iN HOT = L.
Highland, ig6a comfy, s.2 Htseo~st" by
Andrew - Bolster.

YlNiIE above House has recently ben thoroughly reno
waited and hticd up in the best possible Ntiiui tit
tie accommodation of the public Tho Fable III n al
times. he applied With tho choicest the nlt5Ae AI"Ts
which up in tile neatest - sihtc sly ie.
Stages leave every morning for Mineral Point anu ar
rer, and also for MI-eoda
- Good StaJiing and Garcia n attentive LISTERS
shar. Of public patronage respectfully solicited!
Highland, July, 1850 o1h
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FARM FOR SALEt

I will sell on reasonable terms one hundred -,
L aci's ct choice land cat being 81 sousrs -, .E
tI"n' situated IN The town vl Istr ls,
c"U>jn, the imm,yiiate l,..s = W Is
mills Nv" miles from the Wisconsin riy.r ,t I
tFcm the Milwaukee AMI Prairie du Citizen rfa5Irr -
acres under cultivation 20 or 5acrcs of Irr,s,,
oak grove, the stream ui otter Greek running a.r -
corner "t SAID land. \ comfortable hcwt log n,u,. ma
kchcn attached. - 80 thrifty fruit trees and i-
siTutl~ry out buildings &c. hume, -
dining the premises
dated Clyde, Feb. p 1886. Loft
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miscellaneous.
Office Of Board of Commissioners of the
Wisconsin State Hospital for the Insane,
n ,rt.sllN .tnne .lG 1877.

NOTICE = hereby that Sealed Proposals VIII he
rp-riv. offs at the secretary oi Stale IN
In. city of during the business hours Of each
. ~ prrNiuu To te first ay ot september,
1857 al 10 oeork \. N. 81 -aia day. for furnishing u'-
fiI Siifn and comp- ting tn" Wisconsin State Hos
lure this State estItisl IN Act To provide Stale
Hospital the lts1. approved March q, ISL All
m tt, VOC all nI1crais furiii>h" in
aco Ounce with Iaiis AMI specifications now on ute ~
Ia. the 81 State, where the said Plans
ant Suerau for The whole building To- he let will
opcu the inspect ron al all persons Interested .n
ring the business hours tA, until sand inst day 81
September next
-. Ii LII ,.n.I u.E LIlnn-s Niz
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Bronson Lands for Sale.
In Gran, County.

WE Following described choice Lands situated in tbc
L counties of Grant, Iowa aud I.lFayettc are now
liere'i for sale
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arsraAts Aaennrs.
Madison Mutual Fire Insurance
CoMEAN Y.

vs,Tu resp Company offers superior Inducements
to desiring INSURANCE upon Dwelling Houses,
Barns, AMI out buildings against Loss FIRE. Farm
ers' and isolated Dwelling Houses being TIT" only
kind of property this Company insufcs persons having
class OF property will readily appreciate thc advat
tages which this Company aiforis.
JOHN TOAY. Agent
Mineral Point March II, 1876. i--17w.
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ATKINS AUTOMATON. OR
SfLI lhKIlG REhPER AID MOWER



tENTLEMEN-I was appointed Agent TO this Ma
N chiie in l'Jh, but did succeed IN selling mary
owing Ia tInllaIty existing in the minds Farmer
against huyiuE Machine that had been fully test
Ell, in this nciEhhorhocd- Moreover Acknowledges
dld not make those lions to sell and Farmers
to buy, Gas some have done) lest the Machine shaul5
not Ice what II was represented, c"u> ucy. those whu
hou would be necessarily pat twhen hary approach
CiJ 4" much iucouy cnicucc and probably suffer r-r,:
lors, ly not having machine that wuuil 20 through
and d" mp their work II ought 10 In. done. preferred
rather &" let the Machine establish lis reputation
by it, own merits This conceive haas been done and
can now confidently approach Farmer. and invite him
{" buy, Ilhout cherishin amy fear of his Ia, Ing an
equivalent for is money Machine that will not do
up his work in satisfactory have seen the
Machine work. ray. have worked it myself: am 80
pleased with it, that intend have for my own
in preference to any that have ell her worked or
seen in operation in Ibis county.
SAMUEL I1ENDY.
D"dgcyjlc, March 2Gth, IS57-
TERMS At oEN.-lrCc Of Reaper aud Mower.
800 VIZ 500 cash delivery 500 in note du. Drc
lSt, 1907 Reaper 10 viz: SO cash, loo note due
Dec lst, iNl Or Reaper and Mower SInU cash Rear,
or, Sl00 cash. Al orders promptly attended to.
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a General invitation.

Ny old customers are invited f., call IN, ,r -,
nec any thing an nay line aa] any person tcsfrps 81
sale b cor s-"et -, ''r
Mineral Point. Oct. IS56 - -. -
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-07-28

WYE would call the attention Of the Farmer of the
w West . the above celebrated irou Reaper aud
sio,yer which manufacturing for the Harvest of
1897 and for which shtu lie prepared to answer
early date.
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OHIO LIGHTNING ROD WORkS,
No. ~ Sixth street between Vain X Walnut
CINCINN Natl, ONO.

D. kE l.tQJ nRS fer medicinal purposes Ca.,u,c r..
a ~. Fort Wine, Madeira " ne, ula ,Tqul7isa a..
lt".itt Gin Bourbon Whiskey, Iou5orl Porter So
-AAs, Nclttalam SchuaFpS T33tE WIVES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
From y1nslt;putO,,.

WASHINGTON. VI II. jonathan s. Jenkins
United States consul ct Navisqtors. Islands was
arrested this afternoon on the steps of the State
Department, Immediately after his interview with
Assistant Secretary Appleton, on u warrant is
sued by Justice Goddard, .on charge of piracy
sworn to by DR.. Van Camp. in srizing by f, rec
of arms and selling arge amount of property
belonging to citizens of the United States, inclu.
ding the cargo oi tie ship Fndorus, in the harbor
of Apia.
1t appears from the papers filed in The depart
ment TINT on his arrival there be formed an I'D
miralty court, styling himself vice commits 81 ,nrr
and appointed assistant judges, nmarsha, &c
The property alleged to have been sacrificed
amounted tn about S7O,0O0. while TINT Of V T.
Chaplin * Co., and \. Van Camp was over 800
00O.-Mr Jenkins committed t" Jail TO await
the requistion of the Governor rf New Nnrk
where the case must he itiea. h. having first
touched the soil of that STATE - h,s return to this
country.
The Postmaster General has allowed the claim
of Captains Bncknam and Kelly Of Sl5,UOO per
dnnum for extra steamboat mail service from
Apalachc"la to Blnbridge. Georgia.
Mr.. Morse, lutte special commissioner to Bogo-
tn, arrived here 10. day business concerning
that mission.
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IATisSTNE,WS


w" learn py gentleman from Rockford that
an event ct very serious if not fatal character
took place near that city night before last. A
son ct ex Gov Bebh.wEo resides with his broth
or on farm near Rockford, returned u day or
wv" since from the East, bringing with him his
newly welded bride 4 number of the Young
men of the neighh"rhnod. possessing more of the
spirit of mischief than If good breeding or sense
went I" the hous" at night for the purpose OF
Insulting the new UNMARRIED rair with a chirara-
n. While engaged in their disgusting orgies.
the father ot the bridegroom came nom the house.
with gun and fired upon them. This caused
them I" dispense. but, rail- wing again. they soon
returned and recommended their rcvel with rrca
tervlgor than before. GOV. Brbb fred upon
them again and ihi. time with more serious eff
feet. The account in Rockford when our nfor
nant left was that two Of the young men had
been killed. Another account is that they were
seriously wounded though not dead Either is
result sad enough. hnt il must he regarded "a
their own criminal folly which invited it, There
should be II law Furnishing with severe penalties
those "h" engage in these insulting orgies. -
Chicago Times 22R
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

Mr.. WIN. II. Owens ran AWAY with his wife's
sister. Miss Julia Tungate. 10th of Mucomb, Ill.
He borrowed all the money he could as well as
a horse and buggy. They were pursued caught.
and Mr.. Owens lodged in Jail for stealing tho
horse and buggy.
A prominent member of the Common Council
of Cincinnati. n married man, has suddenly de-
parted with gay young widow. They left on
Tuesday last On route, il is supposed, for Eu
rope. The Don Juan of the ease was highly
respectable citizen, and successful business
man. The affair is one of the most distressing
character, involving the happiness Of several
families. and causing the deepest anguish among
the friends of the clipping parties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28

A correspondent ofthe ST. Louis Repuhli can
writing from Leeompton. Kansas, snys
at i supposed that between 5000 and 10000
voters have been registered in the Territory -
This will probably give the proslavcry men n
majority of say 1000 votes possibly mcre though
they will owe this to the neglect of the Black
Republicans. who have in many instances ,rfu-
sed register or gave fictitious names. We
presume that they intend to vote down the State
constitution when it Is submitted to the people
and therefore fee indifferent to the political com
plexi"n of the Constitutional Convention TO De
holden in June next"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-28
Dcntb from, the Rite oCn Su;.icr.

A large framed. muscular man, they years of
age, named Ilart-ho of Newton Upper Falls,
was awakened last Saturday morning by sting
ing pain just above his right elbow, radiating from
a small red spot. On searching the bed small
black spider was discovered whore his arm had
rested. The swelling rapidly extended down the
arm during the dav, on Sunday he vomi,ed near
ly all day; on Monday he seized with pain
in his bowels, which continued with frightful
severity un;iI he died, at o'clock U0iihdm
(MdSs. Sentinel,
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A correspondent writes as follows.
ppi<pE Eny-,bn Nov o

RlNCE lsDNAhb, NAV 10Th 1891.
Editors Of HE lpg'a{on The continuation Of cool
weather is alarming to the -particuly tho e
who take 50 much pride in cui!iyating the tobacco
plant Most every man that ! meet is either grumb-
ling about the slow growth of the plant--or pouring
out his wrath upon the little fly that is fast destroy
inc the plant. have lately been through lanenbarg
and Charlotte and hear the in those counties
that do in this, and many OF my friends inform me
that in tese counties, not five in ten will be able TO
pitch their full crops with any certainty OF Il staud
before the first of Joly-whilst there some who
have perhaps good bed that will plant half of
their crops by tue 10th of June. Plants seem plenty
with good many farmers but the majority of them
are not more than what we call square, aud ION this
4ize up as large five cent piece. | have always
been able until this year to plant half ofmy crop by
the Goth of May-but with my present prospect,
with the most favorable weather can't get twenty
thousand by the middle of June
In parts Of Halifax | hear the same conn
rlant---that of the plants being small.
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Wore EilibIrste,ing.

\ Washington letter MrIef shys:
Private advices were received here from Cali
fornia by the last steamer stating that the clipper
ship Ocean Bird had sail, from San Francis co
for San Juan del Sur with 293 men. well officer
ed, equipped and provsioned.to aid Gen Walker.
Considerable excitement prevailed in San Fran
cisco, and the califoinians were determined to
take torcibIe possession OF the Nicaragua route.
to insure the safety of travel and the transit of
lis treasure.