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ihey are enabled to CfREtle most ,r-,f,.. -, -,
failed. -' '''-i' "'' ol"ef means have
c ~ selected Whatever l. beneficial from the
~, " ue mos eminent Physicians and c,,r,,i :,
49, ,'I owl improvements, they :olG,utialI, b,ay
mn TIir '' 80, al. ( VIZ {, Iheir patient.
iiiE AuSI SCIENTIFIC and SUCCESSFUL T-..,....
IA t''5 country Their success, j. DO lofp.r II, Ia %
ti"heh, as It - demonstrated ty tie mgittUd.. -,
soh' VINO have been cured Of Tie wort form, ~ -,
DISEASE hy the use Of their remedies, 'e
i.'r -ysieI o. eEamiEatiou together viii heir o.,
'e,Fe practce, enables them to detect the sl,G,.. az
+i-- q" The Lang, or Heart, and go person vii, II. are.
disposed 10 either O.! tn above sc.-r. sho.h c 10
consult them '''' u"
No charge will be made f,r consultation or for4ra,y
examinations "'
For serhoscopic examination o. the L.ug.G Heart
from 2 n dollars. ''
OFFICE HOT Rs. from O'Clock 4 " to ! ~ and
rom 70 T. NJ, lSabba'hs tNreprcdD
Patients consulting Or. Reading daring his -, 10 this
pace Vii have their names registered BOO t-aes and
can correspond wt'"st any further expense lie would
Pi'4'l."TS invite Those WHO wish cou,u him 10 cau
al once a. iijTequ.ny happens that e j. unable L. re-
t-i'e ALI "ho Apply 10 him during tie last f-x DAYS he
remains III "a place.
We take pleasure IN presenting the following reference
iDr the satisfaction Of those Who acquainted with
him ~ reputation.
CHICAGO REFrREScBs:
Wallace Dent, R-y. II. Cors
Rev. Il. V. Patterson, M-,-rs. Moatie- Tar
Nj t.fTH.
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RATS, RATS Since Baiaklava was evacu.
ated by the British it has been taken posses
sion of by an army of fierce rats, who not
only consume every defenceless object with
in their reach, but also at night attack
people in the streets. The inhabstants VIII o
had returned to their former dwel'Sngs were
obliged to vacate them again, and trust to
the seventies of winter to diminish the
forces Of the four footed enemy.
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ATTEMFT At HIGHWAY KOBBERY.-Un Fri-
dav Of last week. as Mr. Samuel Dolcher,
an cd resident of this County. WIS travel
ing between fremont and Dillon, he was ac-
cost,d by two strangers who demanded his
"money or his life The only reply that
Mr.. u. made was to draw his knife from his
pocket and use 1t freely on the persons of
his assaIants. The fellow was so severely
injured that he ROW lies in a critical condi-
ton. His companion fled and has not yet
been arrested. Mr.. Dolcher deserves the
thanks of the community for his n,repidity
in this transac tion.-Pehin Reg, 18th
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A THRIVING CiTY.-As an evidence Of the
heavy business done in ST. Louis it is stated
that twenty-iour steamers arrived, from six
o'clock in the evening Of the 29th Of March
to the same hour the next day, from the up
per and lower rivers. and brought greater
amount of freight than was ever known in
one day. Ten boats were from the Ohio,
with two thousand passengers, destined
principally for Kansas.
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Curious TmSGs.-Ihe Baton Rouge Ga.)
-ddc0cate says there is boy in that city,
seventeen years Of age, whose head measures
three feet in circumference and weighs sixty
pounds, while his body is not larger than
chat OF Il child five Years old. The ed tor
afiirms that lie has "seen the sight" and
never expects :" to see the like AGAIN.
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Professor Clark Of Amherst College. viii

Professor Clark Of Amherst College. while
performing the experiment Of making elec-
tricitv light, one day last week, was very
ncgrlv blinded by the intcnScsS of the light.
since which he has been Obliged to coniinr
himself to dark room. So painfully intense
* the impression left upon the retina of his
eyes. that though the room Is so dark that
his fli~nd> and attendants cannot Sre each
other in H. to him It seems filled with the
most dtzzljng ight. Permanent and serious
result, are feared from the affection. but
hopes are entertained from his present Sc
clu-ion from day light, that his excited and
inflamed organs viii shortly recover the
shock and DC restored TO their normal CON
dition.
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Tho Indian Troubles IN Minnesota.


Our advices from st. Paul are to the 22d
inst, which contradict the various rumors
regarding Indian outrages on Blue Earth
and Watonwan Rivers The following is
letter from Gen. Shields published in the st.
Paul Pioneer:
FARIBAuLr, Rice Co., NJ T.,
April 18th, 1857.
To the Editors OF the Pioneer and Democrat:
GENTLEMEN :-Rumors have been in circu-
lation in this region Of the Territory for Sc
veral days, that band of Indians was in
the vicinity of Mansato, burning houses and
killing settlers. The postboy has this mo-
ment arrived from st. Peter and others have
come in from the Blue Earth country, and
all state there is not the slightest foundation
for these absurd reports.
hope the papers of the Territory will
hasten to correct any false impressions on
this subject. as we know If they get into cir
culation in the East, they will have the effect
: to deter emierants from bringing their fami-
lies to this Territory. You may declare with
/ truth that there Is neither hostility or sign
of hostility amongst the Indian tribes in this
Territory. Yours truly,
JAS. SHIELDS.
Inc accounts oil ine murders AT spring
field, Mime sofa, however, are confirmed
with the exception that but one OF the bro
thers wood Is killed; the other having fed
to Mankato, where he is in safety.
The Pioneer also states that orc family
named Granger, in the town Of Emmett,
have been murdered.
The rumor regarding the. ST. Peter volun-
teers having had an engagement with the In
dams is contradicted by another rumor. Ii
Is said. however. there was a fight-but il
was with friendly and not hostile Indians.
The truth OF the matter will come out soon.
The soldiers from Fort Smelling did not
reach Mankato till the 18th, having taken
seven days 10 march thithsr. OF course
they were useless when they arrived there.
Chas. l. Flandreau. Esq, has written a
long letter on the Indian troubles giving a
history of tie refractory tribes, and assuring
settlers that the Sioux Indians Of Minnesota
had no hand in the outrages.-CHi. Pres
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Colonel TullOch has issued in London
pamphlet on the Crimcan W.T. in which it is
proven that out Of 10000 British soldiers
who died during seven months in the Crimea,
only 500 were slain in battle, POO were cu,
off by the epidemic, and 5000 persisted, not
in battle, not by pes'lencc. but by disease
produced by causes most Of whici appeared
capable at least Of mitigation The Crimea,
ii should-be noted, is naturally as healthy as
ENGLAND
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THE CRoPs.--A gentleman from Will coun-
ty in this State, informs us that the wheat
all through that region of country is deS-
troycd. Cattle are suffering to a great ex-
tent for want of fodder, rthoush the blue
grass begins to spans up in the bottym
lands in sufficient quantity for sheep, and to
give some susier ance to cattle. Farmers
are generally feeding corn to their cattle
Our informant thinks that the orchards as a
general thing are destroyed - Times
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The Pennsylvania legislature has granted
a divorce in i case where the contracting
parties got married. thinking it an excellent
joke. Il strikes us that the cases which
most require rcii from the law, is where
the marriage turns out to be "no Joke"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02

Mr.. Newtimes, Of Albany, is an original
He travels on all fours like quadruped, and
in this shape has made single leap of lS
feet. lie can jump over any fence that any
horse or deer can, and offers to trot, rack or
gallon against any ho, Sc, for $500. Distance
Onn wards
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BREAD FOR TIE SPANISH PooR.-The Span
ish papers state as fact that the municipal
ity Of Madrid causes ffty-four thousand
loaYes, Of two pounds each, to be baked
every day and sold at a moderate rate. The
quantity is said 10 he sufficient for about
log proof Of the poverty Of the people
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Ofnxsn-

INTEND, or about the first Of June next offer
at public sale, at the door OF the Court House, in OF
tawa, the eh Of OF lot 2, block Is, in the Original
Town of Ottawa. There is substantial story brick
building, with capacious cellar, the premises, and
its business facilities always good certain
rental and other details will be furnished the
day OF sale OF which further notice will be given by
printed circulars. [my2! CHRISTOPHER CHAMPLIN.
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A new Mormon dance, which tickles the
fancy of the Gentiles much, has been intro
duced in Utah, and is all the rage. Each
gentleman has two ladies for his partners.
and 1t is tlenomIia;ed the Mormon Cotil-
lion, or Heaven upon Earth"
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DIR. f. READING
IL U " r. IN IHN1 ny

U ~ II IN Fl * n Try.
nmT peashre IN announcing to the citizen. OF
- IL ahd Vlci. ity, that he will be- at tie Man
;i ri va Ottaws on Monday, May 1ith where he
m; turing The week for the convenience of the
cn,.i, M" "I "iah to consult him for Bronchitis
consumption Heart disease Liver CorpIalIt F.,aai,
tn anu chronic diseases in general
Ha'ite p'en hghlt successful in the tr.a.,,,, , 4,
above diseases, and having secured a ia '', ~ .ne
stantly lhreasiiS practice, he l. pernaurui 'shih
ed IN Chicago, at No. al, Rando!pi :. rar'
whore he or his partner, DR. A. J. MF,n 81, " Ia sAile
found during Office hours '' VIII Always DC
70 an WI" consult them. they Will give a careful .,
animation ana candid ana trathfuI .tafetp.r, =
condition. ana in no case Will they give any hone a. r
unless the condition OF the patient viii Warrant tI -
doing So. Their treatment j. entirely dF.r.,, 80, ..
that usually persued and IN many respects or,'rnI m
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Catalogue of New Music.

"iLLIAM HALL SON, No. 2}9 BROADWAY, N.
w Y, have just issued adlenda to their general
catalogue of music. Ii contains list of all the popular
vocal and instrumental music published during the
last and will be sent TO any address Ia the .h'su
States, post paid, without charge ,,,.,,,,., r,,
ANEW BOOK FOR FEMALE ACADEhifs-ihe IN
sttue Chorus Book collection of the most popular APP
pronrIae and pleasing pieces adapted for class
singing nv Francis Ii. Brown. Price 60 CENTS or io
sihsins, y! franc" apl1-3m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02

RIVERS Within the past few
days the Mississippi and Missouri have fallen
with unusual rapidity. lfthere are no rains,
navigation on beth will soon be rendered
precarious and the rapids will be impossible.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-05-02

Two CoMETs.-Professor injury communi
cat to the National Iateliigcacer the fact
that two comets are now visible by means
of the tcrescope. One Of these is going
fom. the other app oaching the earth
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These Prs si,Gi Dor be taken ~ fer1aies that
pregnant. during te af tirs- a,oa'.' they sure
bring a-oIrgfage bur ~ every other time and in
every other case t,.ey p-r'--tly .ate.
Sole Agents ly- tie Ua.'-I States and C-uaia.
/. C. BALDWIN co. Rochester, y. Y.
Trr-tE N1-Es, A-hgrl, General Agents.
Is ard postage stamp. enclosed 20 any a-:lo-
rsz.. h.a- Wa. insure la.te % itr P-s by return
EH..-
Far-4'- ~ T Y. G.r,.-. o..aTa and 9se Druggist IN
Wy town "a. t-.- Init! State. l-Vl5-ly
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R.rrI~H-A MIEACLE--The B1'timore Pat
rot states that lady residing IN the w6s-
tern part OF that city. formerly a commuui
cant of the Episcopal c'urh. having lately
been converted 10 tie Il p'i-t faith, was
Immersed on Sunday last. This lady had
been afflicted for number Of years wit
the rheumatism, SO I at She was urahl. to
wax without as stance. Afr h.r imm-r-
sion she cane M au, o. the water roli v
81 Of her affection, ard was enabled to
proceed - her HON without the help she
formerly required. The Patriot says:
This wonderful cure was made y e subject
Of some very feeling remarks hv the pastor
OF the church, who attributed i; to the agen-
* Of the Divine Spirit.
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uwrCI-IyCENCE OFFICE,

Main 81 RoSsdcA'S Ro'o, Oadtcd H.
-yp.r class s,lcsmen Book Keepers, Mechanics,
k'p,i,x,v Men, Bar Tenders and Porters. Also men
- nrI, on farms teamsters, boys for stores learn
-. female help o all kinds for city country All
,b above furnished for those who want. Houses let
i,,nti,n. found for those out of employment
Persons having money to loan will hear of chances to
do So at high rates by calling on
noylS e. c. BREWSTEK
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DR.. Hall n his Journal of Health, give

Or. Hall n his Journal OF Health, gives
US one of his piihy brevities -
ave believe man feels as happy after a
plain dinner as after a luxurious one; ceI-
tain are we that he sleeps the sOunder that
night. and feels the better for it all next
day; all the advantage TO the luxurious liver
is the transient passage down the throat"
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CLAlKE-S FEMALE Pills.

TIE UNEAI LNULISI NEMEUl,
PreyGred tram II Preseripti5a Of Sir d. CL1rte, n
p. FbysiriEa Erfr1ordiaary to me QHe|H.
Thu Invaluable medicine 8, unfang ia t- q all
those pa,a'4l and dangerous disorders which the r.
rlae constitution i subject. Il m9Ggres al excess and
al distractions and speedy cure may be rel.-
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~ vALrArIE r,,,IrY MrnIrINrs
ES.AS OF OTTAWA.

4hII q " 4 II I.NAN.
EXCHANGE Oh Chicago aud Eastern Cities bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on time iepoStes
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collection. made in all parts the State. promptly
r.mitted the day ~ payment rgrrrUt rates OF ex
change. tuaTyl' ]. V WATERMAN,
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Ever brought to this City Also, Gilt Moulding and Pic
.ure Frames which will be pat up to order on very
short notice.
They have on hand the Spring Trade large
stock Of Furniture Chairs Mattresses, &c, and
Meeting new supplies in days from Chicago, Gin
cinnati, New York, ana Boston.
All are invited call and examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere. my2-3x
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GOl;rcl1 Tcacs,ers

FENiE Board of Examiners for la Sale County will at.
u tend at ny Office in Ottawa, in said County, on
FRIDAY, the eth day of May, 1851, for the purpose Of
examining teachers d. r. JONES,
,. ~. /.
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Monday. the 2Ith inst. between l. and O'Clock
~ T. III Vil.- tAc subscriber vas waiting at the
Railroad depot Ottawa for the arrival of The train
from tie East, and lad Aij, bed uis kors- attached to
onr-or>e wagon near {. lriohs Bakery, some scouu-
or e GU The harness IN Sagluur places such
a 10 destroy II and eudauE-r thrr any person At
tempting 10 drive i- N-Li-I Any person giving intor-
nation that Wi! lead 10 the detection TIA. perpttrator
Of the Outrage, Will receive the 4b.y- rrWa ri.
h!2-lm HENRY BENSON.
0Fflcs uE TIM CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND T. L. CO..
New York, May lsi. I>JT.
Fs'HE Annual Meeting Of tie Stockholders of this Com
q pauy for the election uf thirteen Director, for m.
e. year, will be hold the Office Of III. Company
Ia NE cay OF Chicago, State @! Illinois, the 9TH day
Of jane next.
The pol viii be opened II O'Clock A NJ and close at
IL o'clock VI.
The transfer books will be closed at 2 O'Clock p n on
Monday the 25th day of May and re-0pencd on Sa,ur.
day, the 9th day OF June, a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ
HESRI FARNHAM President.
FRANCIS II. Towns, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

ygyHE south "a Of the s. E. IL OF Sec s. town =.
az. 1t lies about six miles south-eas. OF o'a""'
fine rolling prairie and has on II hVihs o rAy
o,,.x,, III: mye
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Democratic Nomination for Mayor.

4 meeting of the democracy was held at
the count house on the evening of the 25th
april.
VIM Reddick was called to the chair, an d
p. K Leland was elected secretary
After some debate, a motion was made and
carried to adjourn until the evening OF April
9th, in order to obtain a larger attendance,
and a fuller expression Of opinion in regard
to the nomination.
Pursuant to adjournment, the democracy
assembled al the court house ard proceeded
to vote 10y ballot for a candidate tor Mayor
with the following result:
Geo f. Walker received. .l2l votes
Scattering .......
Whercupon Mr.. Walker was declared the
democratic nominee for Mayor.
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RACK & CGLES
Looking Glasses

ARE now receiving from Boston the nrgesf, cheaper
and Jes. assortment Of Gilt Mahogany aud Naln'
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Look out for counterfeit $40 bills OH
the Mechanics Bank Of New Haven, which
are In circulation hereabouts. The ONLY
ro;icaEIc dih.r,Hce between the genuine
aud u .ofi tert.-if j. tie 'IgtaviEc. wiisI,
O. ,ae .sI..r is eV.I.e aud defective III tie
s.!sil&
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NEW GOODS!

RE daily receiving large and well selected stock Of
~ Spring and summer Clothing, Of the latest stye and
patterns, consisting of Gents Pants Vests and Cente
Furnishing Goods, &C., No. 8, Reddick's Block.
mar'l fHORNH 4 HNNEnNAH.
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Hoors DrsouxcEp IN TIE BIBLE.-The fol-

HOOPS DENOUNCED IN THE BIBLE.-Ihe fol-
loving Is an extract from Isaiah iii. Is:
In that day the Lord will take away the
bravery OF iheir tinkiiug ornaments about
lhvr ieei, and their combs, 'and thsir round
tire like the moon"
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yHylIE annual meeting of the La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. VIII be held at the 'l'aiih
OTTAWA" on Thursday, the 9Th day OF May neAt' AT
O'clock p. NJ
There will chosen at that time five Directors IN
pIac. of Messrs G. W. Jackson Lorenzo Leland, John
Hossack Henry f. Eames and X. Sizer, whose term OF
service expires at that time. - 49,
The fourth quarterly meeting of the Directors will be
held the place, on Monday the 4th day OF May
next at O'Clock L. NJ. hM NJ IRIE see g.
OTTAWA. Apr Is. lSll-
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CITY BANK
MES AlLC1 & 20

IGlIT Drafts for sale New York Boston, Philade-
- pa Chicago, St Louis, and all the principal Cities
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections made in all parts Of the State, and RENTED
for day Of pay men at current rates ofexchange.
March EDWIN c ALLEN lt.SIfsr
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The suhjoiEed verse, from one of Haleck's
poems, Is most ingenious piece Of rhym.
Ino Beat If who c.n

Inc COCA 'he i'h!ne song does TO German heart,
or u me; siaI.siIies 10 Frances fiery blood
The good thy anthemed harmony ippyr,s
'-GOd save the Queen =" ET.i.ua-. 6.Id and &c.,
At home born bIsssIug, Fathers boon mo, 49,. N
The same 'e-I' eI..rilhs' epiri'-waTmiHg good,
Thy words and music, isSKEE- DOopiK,-d
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why don't yOu Insure!
LA Sale tUualy Mutual i ire Insurance Co.
CAPITAL $4,000.
RE insuring property of all kinds ut very low rates
"A Office in Nattinger's Block, (Gp stairs,) Ottawa
WM IL. W. CUSiIMAN, Pres.
Wu NJ TRrE .Sec'y jaI3
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SAVINGS BANK d.

In Gi0re,'s addition 20 OttGjCd.
q 90 FOR Lot. Terms s. cash, and s. on the
10 ~ first day of every succeeding month until
all paid, without interest iul26 True & WATERMAN.
INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE a. WATERMAN.
At tie Bunk OF Ohd,cd, Ottd,od, H.
COLLECTIONS made in vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions
Titles Investigated and abstracts furnished
Deeds and other instruments made out ana ackhoW-
lodged
Policies issued in the following insurance companies
In .>,.He county -IUtQa! Fire Insurance Co.;
Illinois HUtHdI do 40
Stephenson County NitWGl do do
National Loan Fund LiJe assurance Society.
WM. NJ TRUE,
lime 9-y ISAAC v WATERMAN
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Kansas News.

LAwREycr, X. 7, April 25.-Sec-etary
Stanton addressed the citizens last evening,
INTRO. uced by Gov Robinson. He repeated
n. general points published in his address,
said the hoyus laws must be enforced, and
the territorial tnx.s paid. The latter pro-
trstaIion was decidedly ncgatiyed by the
audience. He was listened to pleasant. '
and respectfully throughout
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DrrnoIT, April 2I.-A three story brick
build ~. occupied a. jewery and hard
ware stores, IN at Albion, Michigan, this
afternoon, buryiug five persons IN the ruins.
/ heavy snow storm prevailed here this
afternoon.
y heavy SNOW storm through Central Y.
York Yesterday and to-day. Telegraph
lines in that direction not working in conse-
qn~uce.
The above came round about way via
Wheeling and Baltimore.
WINTER Wharf.-The farmers from all
PARTS Of this county, informs W. that the
winter wheat i all Gead-last the rem0tesl
hope Cf recovery.
The farmers VIII this spring re-Sow tire
fields they sowcI last fail. # they can iin!
time To- 80 80, after SOW in- their u>ua' amt
uf S1rirs wheat; but, with thr extreme
hackwarin.S- Of the Spring. 1t VII he I'M
ro--ii,',. for al - do ihi~. Indeed. il vii h.
fortunate. If our farmers ii1i time u SOW rs
much >,riag wheat as usual.
We prc>um-, this destruction, ~ the *
trrme cold weather. Of winter wheat, eN
tends throughout Mouth IN 'no;S and Wis
cor>'n, and probably throughout Northern
Inwa-eNctpt in the tiuhgrri q trirt>
where the wheat was somewhat VTJtlC ted
during the winter -.SDriaGFeH Reg.