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EVENING STAR.
WASHING CITY'
TUESDAY August IL, 1851.
SpJRIr OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Uaion in reviewing the results Of the
late elections for Congress, estimates that with
the States remaining to vote-Maryland, Geor-
ria, and Louisiana-represented as they were
in the last Congress by fifteen Democrats and
eight Americans, the Democratic majority in the
next House will surely be sixtcsn, or eighteen,
if the Democrats gain member iii either of the
districts Of Pennsylvania or Indiana, wherein
there exist vacancies at this time.
The InteLIigeRcer in an able article, sustains
the positions of speech delivered in the Senate
by Mr.. Calhoun on the Cd of April, 1896, upon
alien suffrage, wherein that distinguished man
took ground that no State could constitution
ally bestow the right of suffrage upon foreign
born persons not entitled to it under the nat
uralization laws Of the United States, and that
Congress itself could not admit aliens to vote in
the Territories without so far violating its OWL
law and the spirit Of the constitution.
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ANOTHER " SENSATION" SrORY-The Bur
dell baby excitement having died out, the New
York wonder mongers have new tale of aston
ishment to the effect that Robert Schuyler, the
defaulting fnancier, is not dead, but that his
'widow" has built castellated cottage on Sara
to2a Lake communicating by subterraneous
passage with q little stone building with high
windows, ostensibly chapel; that the supposed
to- be defunct financier resides here with his
widow, and that when anybody comes into the
house, Mr. Schuyler runs under ground to the
chapel, and gets into hscofln "dead.'.
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

TNRUSTEE'SS SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
Il ERTYoN THE ISLAND AT AucTIoN .-On
sell: IN front Of the PREMISES at O'Clock p. M, at
public auction. by virtue of deed of trust from
W illlam :. Fort to the subscriber hearing date the
18th day OF August, 1855 and recorded LIber J. A.
No. l4, folIos lis To III. Of the land records
Tor the County of Washington in the District OF
Columbia, the following named property living and
being In the city of Washington, District aforesaid,
to wit:
Lot numbered sixteen tl6) in Square numbered FIVE
hundred and eighty four. together with the improve
ments thereon. This property fronts ~ feet 2 in
ches on Virginia avenue between LIST and I'd streets
west, running back TO an average depth of about 81
feet. -
Terms: One-thIrd cash the balance in six and
twelve months, the purchaser to give notes for the
Rle. - =
A deed gwen and deed of trust taken. All con-
veyance at the cost of the purchaser.
Should the terms not be complied with in Eve day
the property will be resod at the risk and cost
first purchaser, by advertising such resale times in
the Star. Nj. THOMPSON. Trustee.
jy Is 2aw&ds A GREEN Auct
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II From Emerson & Co., New York, We have
"Emerson's United States Magazine for An
gust; also, handsome new literary paper started
by the same enterprising company, styled the
sUnited States Journal
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IL From J. Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have the New York Journal for September, over
flowing with entertaining reading and with stpic-
tures to match.n .r--.4 .. . ..4ef .tsrs - To-
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IL Anegro girl named Caroline was examined
In Richmond on Saturday, charged with murder
ing child in her care by throwing him from
porch upon the pavement. ''
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By A.GREEN, Auctioneer

TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS FRONT
Il ING on So STREET WEST. BETWEEN ID STREET
SOUTH AND VIRGINIA AVENUE, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant shall sell, IN
front OF the premise at elk half of Lot No
-, IN square 500, agreeably TO McWillIams' subdi-
VISION al said square, with the improvements
which are two good two story Frame Houses. con-
tanning four rooms each. This property IS hand
sOmely located on Third street west between soutI
ID street and Virginia avenue.
Terms: One third cash; balance ia 6 and u month
Tor notes bearing interest from day Of sale.
A deed gwen and deed of trust taken.
All conveyance At the cost of the purchaser.
an Sd A.GREEN. ANct.
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III Gen. Burnet has completed his survey Of
Lake Drummond, in the Dismal Swamp, under
taken with a view to discover whether It would
supply Norfolk with water. The water will be
available for the Navy Yard. The Government
has furnished party to aid IN the survey 4. :
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$Lawrence county is reported to have given a
small majority for Mason. .... ..
TENNESSEE.
Nothing has so far reached us to shake our
belief that the Democrats have elected seven
members of Congress in Tennessee, and the
American party three, including Mr.. Etheridge,
who will doubtless receive the votes of the op-
position for Speaker. His never-to-be forgotten
anti-Southern speech fairly earned for him the
support Of the Republicans of all shades, and
he win surely receive it.
ALABAMA. s,.
The following is the vote in the third dow
dells) district of Alabama for Congress-
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THE ELECTION

THE ELECTIONS
KENTUCKY.
. One district (Fleming) re, mains to be heard
from as to the result for the Legislature. Fit
elects an American party Senator as anticipa-
ted, the Senate of the State will be tied.
The majority for Garrard democratic candi-
date for State Treasurer) is about $4,000.
We have no news changing our opinion that
Underwood (American) is reelected to Con-
gress. So the delegation will stand eight to
two.
The following is the vote for Congress in the
ninth district: ..
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CL0THIN .-. .,F
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN having any TO
dispose OF can receive a fair cash price Tor the
same, by sending or addressing II. MELA, No. 50
end Centre Market
n. B: business suspended on Saturday.
jy ~ en- ----,-- n MEfA
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
uSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PR

OOO ADDITIONAL COPIES OF"ROsALIE
cUU the Prairie Flower" Just received. This Is
the most popular song published. Sent by Inali
free of postage receipt Of twenty i've cents In
iva John r. ELLIS.
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BY A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

by A. GhEEN, Auctloneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PRO
PERTY on THE ISLAND AT AucrroS.-On RI =
DAY, the 2lst day Of August, 1857, 4 shall sell AZ
by virtue of deed of trust from William 5. Fort
10 the subscriber hearing date the seventeenth day
ed So iea oos Il te e sf1
one of the Land Records for the County Of Wash
i2J in square numbered four hundred and thirty
District aforesaid, together with the improvements
thereon, which consist Of two two-story Frame
street, with depth Of Is feet inches between 7th
and 9Th streets west. -. ...-
Terms: One third, cash balance in six and twelve
months the purchaser to give notes for the deferred
payments, bearing interest from day of sale. deed
gwen ana DEED OF trust taken All c9nveyance q
ial to comply with the terms IA FIVE days. the trus
rnf s hs to sss tine q the
such resale three times IN nth the S,s5s
TRvsrkaEEss SEE sfEF 81 t hafsGss PROP
NV tRf ,So OF 81, TIE IsLsSp AT Aycy,oYLon FRI,
Pubic Auction IN iront Of the premises eclk,
P: m, by virtue of a deed of trust from William 5;
g iss a6s e DAY
foos lo2 to los, one Of the land records for Wash
Ington county in the District Of Columbia, the fol-
lowing named property lying and beng IN the City Of
Washington, Distric, aforesaid, to wit: The north
part Of Lot numbered twelve: tlal In Square mum
with the improvements thereon. This property
fronts on 9Th street west, between south shd q
Terms: One-thrd cash; balance in and l2months,
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay
A deed given and a deed Of trust taken. All con-
veyanoe at the cost Of the purchaser.
terms in hive day the property will be resod at the
risk and expense of the FIRST purchaser, By adver-
''ns such resale 'sf.' HIS; 3 s..E
jy l8-2aw&ds t A. GREEN. Auct.
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Dy " ALL &C bHhNAHD, AuctIoneers.
DOSlTlVE SALE or FRAME HOUSE AND
L L9T AT AUCTION, on TN STREET; BETWEEN l.
hND VI STREETS, EAST sIDE.-On TUESDAY AZ
TERNOON, August 4, at ga O'Clock, we will sell,
IN front Of the premises. Lot No II, in Square 449,
fronting % feet on It'll street. between l. and NJ, run
ming back lie feet to q wide alley. The improve
ments are q two story rame House, containing FIVE
rooms. . -
This property is in desirable location. and in
rapidly improving part OF the city, and is worthy the
attention of purchasers.
The above property will be sold without reserve
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance in three
equal pay inents oil II, IL, and "a months. A deed
gwen and deed of trust taken. An cOnveyancing
at the expense OF the purchaser.
Title ndIsputable.
js Sb-ts WALL & BARNARD, Aucts.
H THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
on account OF the rain until WEDNESDAY Az
TEkNOON, August r. same hour and place.
au 10 WALL & BARNAR ID, Auctrs,
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AUCTION SALES.
iBy A. GREEN, Auctioueer.

by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE Bun D.
ING LOTS EAST OF THE CAPIToL.-On TUES
DAY EVENING next, the 18th instant, at o'olk.
snail IN front Of the premises, Lots No. J, 2, g. 8
AMI IN Square No. 9l5 also, Lots No. ], 3, e.
Square No. 9l5. - -. - - =
The above Lots front % feet each on Maryland ave
nue. and north ID, between 9th and 9Th streets east
very deslrably located. and the Leishborhood apid
~ Improving.
The attention Of persons desiring small Lots is
respectfully requested rs theywl he positively sold
Terms: One third, cash balance IN and Il
months for notes Satisfactorily secured, bearing in
terest Government Title.
By order Of the Trustee.
au lid A. GREEN, Auct.
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johnson, Gen. Gideon j. Pillow, c. u. Thomas,
who formerly represented the Colum tbia district
in Congress, ct al. Doubtless, ere be Legisla-
ture meets, there will be as many more in the
field; for such positions in these do Us never go
begging, for lack of gentlemen ami itious to I'LL
them. At present, Gov, johnson md General
Nicholson are certainly the most prominent
among them all, though there is no. telling how
the ''cards may ''run" by the time it is neces-
sary for all to ''play" their respec tive hands"
We confess to a strong desire for the election of
Judge Nicholson, because, IN the COURSE Of long
and intimate association with MIN ere, we
formed a very high estimate not only his in
tellectual power and the extent Of his acquire
ments as a statesman, but Of his perso nal char
acfer and his abiding devotion to the principles
of the Democratic party. He is cir .inently a
safe man In public affairs-such a IAN as the
times require: -
HARD PUT TO yF.AThat the times are dull in
the way of legitimate news is evidenced by the
current publicationsin the New Yorl sensation
journals concerning the Cunning ham case
Having long since exhausted all tn facts con-
nected with it, they spread before Il leir readers
daily every conceivable suraise Of everybody
concerning it-pious exhortatIans NJ ION it, mixed
up with dirty and reprehensibse j. 5kes bearing
upon it. In truth, they are naakiI ,g it a sort Of
sewer, into which they are eupt ying all their
mock morality, hypocrisy, lewd ness, &c, that
| they may be furnished to their readers all at
once, as it were. Judging tl,e taste of the city
of New York by what its IN Ost extensively cir
culated journals are now dishing up to them
with so great gusto, one wo'ald imagine that it
the lowest description of dog ,eries and brothels
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LIE RESULT IN TENNESSEE. - The over.
"heiining Democratic victory in Tennessee is
% iead 10 a very animated contest for the two
United States Scholarships 70 be filled bv the
legislature OF that State. We already
near o. nall a dozen aspirants for the position
me Hon A D Nicholson, Governor Andrew
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" DIR. X. FINLEY HUNT has resumed iulIy the
and residence, No. $40 north side OF rem QvYYYd
syRania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth =.
RtnnefS du S-<N
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mclaughlin CO.ARESELLINGG GOODS
siVe Fall Stock. rsHa .t-- uuf
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
The time Of observation is about clock a. m /:
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EORTlFICATION, FIELD AND PERMA-
! Dent, by Capt. Lendy vol; London, 1857.
Blue Books for the People; Army Education. Lon
don, 1857.
Major General Areys Addresses, Reports and
Memoranda To the Board of General Officers,
VOL: London, 1857.
TOlhausen's Patent Laws of variOus Countries;
London, 1857
Hardyicke's Shilling knightage, for 1857.
Tooke's Diversions of Purley new edition, London.
1857.
Whewel's History of the lnductive Sciences. s
vols; London, 1857.
Memoirs Of the Duke of Saint Simon, 2 vols; Lon
don, 1867.
ring, vols: London, 1857.
Life OF George Stephenson, Railway Engineer, I
vol; London, 1851.
Commercla Code of Signals for all nations, by Fors-
ter, Master. Royal Navy. I vol: london. 1857.
Plncof Eastern Military Hospitals, VOL; London,
1857. ~
ou6 FRANCK TAVJOR
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BEAUTIFUL MARBLE WORK.

The most beautiful ITALIAN MARBI.EMON
lMENT ever beheld in this vicinity, just imported
from Italy, may be seen at ALEX. RUTHER-
EORD'S Marble Yard, opposite the Union Office,
Pennsylvania avenue,
IL Persons W no admire rich specimens OF art are
invited to call and examine.
au 10-4w Untel)
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PRESIDENT BUCHANAN had not reached this
city as we go to press. He is looked for by the
afternoon train, from the Relay House.
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nEEDs, NOT WORDS, BY NJ. BELL; 81
IL cents.
Peregrine Bunce. by Theodore Hook, So cts
Old st. Pauls, by w. Harrison Ainsworth, 50
cents.
Rural Economy, by Martin DOYLE being Useful
Information on COw-keeping, Sheep, Pigs, Poultry,
the Horse, Pony, Ass. Goat, the Honey Bee, & c.,
Just received at
TAYLOR & MAURY'S Bookstore,
l0-St n afr
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TOURNAMENT AND FANCY BALL.
The hrst Tournament and Fancy Ball of the sea-
son wi II come off at the auquier White Sulphu,
Springs, on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
the 18th and 18th August.
- .... INGRAM l. BAKER
au Civ PronriatorS
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Prof C. w. SCHrERMANN viii continue to
give instructions on the Piano and in Vocal -
Music ..r - "a ~ EE96
Residence No. SIG Lstreet. between 9thlIItyI
CLOTHiNG, CI.OTHING.-On and after MOE
~ day. the 10th instant, the entrance of our store
Will be on ID street, between 9th and 10th Streets
where we are still offering large and desirable
stock Of Summer and Fail Clothing for Men and
Boys at cost prices, ~ '.fs-.r'1 = =
au 8-St WALL T. STEPHENS
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EOR SALE.-A very likely MULATTO BOY,
L. slave for life, - or "a years old. Has had con-
siderable experience as dining room servant. In
quire at this office. au list
CT. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT,
- nth street, Mnder the Hotel formerly Derter's.
The proprietor will open the above on 4
to- morrow CIV ednesday } at II O'Clock and y:lAY
respectfully invites his friends ard the pub k:64l
l.c to give him call.
Lunch will be served up every day at II O'Clock.
It, g.FRANCK CROWN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-20

ChineEe Surar Laae.

Ma. EuTas Ata meeting OF tae Far
msr, Club. ,1 tbr, place nn saturday s'g-
u.rs l..s. w. Csvrsc Murl.,s placed upnu
she ,a'lr l,r ths inspection OF the members,
a pint Of syrup uaI, Ly linn ir0m the CH'-
ne-- Sugar Cane.
The following information was allucsl
r-spCct.u. &C..
The sc,i came from tbe Patent OIcc late
last season. and was planted tlc l0th Of
Jlus. Il crew we'll, though ,he Sod JI
not mature ovrns, probably, % i,s being
planted late. It was cut uP las, t,ll aud
thrown ASIDE in an open shed. Al the
largest and be,t stalks wee given away du-
ring the winter. Last week Mr. VI. took
two small bundle, of the stalks that &C.
mainc--abOut twenty in number, ayer,s-
ius ahouI three feet in lsng,h,-anI passst
them lhrOush shoemaser's r5.lins.maehinc
and obtained two quart. juice. one bun
die was pressed but 0ncc, the other twic',
yielding more the second tine than the first.
The juice vas boiled down and produced oSe
pint Of syrup.
All the tasisr5 unanimously agreed tdat Il
rAs very excellent, and ih., Mr. Martoes
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Stock Gambling.

Wcu.ta friend. ily Other day, who ,.1l
,rur -rrTu,a, ru r.-lrI 9, our remarks
.a -smru. tu ,,...,. W. di a., iat.al
o. -ly auy ding uars 90 thi' sulvc', Dee
ga..,t.r --s4' '..> .funr un.sr,, via che
aru.r. 90 Main. ars uat directly ,u,r-t.I
tr tbs ra.tur>, EuJ v, thought 10 would
bono '..rm o. make ,.ue ram.rk. u1 th.
ba.u,s. a. ,arrirI 900 iu the -rrat cities, the
money ,rurr. Of tie country, ia order O.
De-, ,t.ru sulO .lms,l.uc OF ,he matter, and
show how We ar. al indirectly interested iu
u.
lrvr have uuoi-rs'y ,rollcu upon th,
..rt.r sine ug our friend, Zoo tlu, doing,
sac shall max, ro apologies, butal,i's them
O. ,l..s,a J.;,a- aul .4lr path tg travel
iu.
uur friend remarked that money was
.rIr,y ar article or mr7ehauji.,, rs much sn
%, crrr. ar wool, or bruld.I.'h, aud hence
o.. owner OF it l.l a right O. trade with il
a- r, r.asd-lala right to gamble with
t. 600 .t...ks ~ any thiuc yl-s, 90 % ass jus,
a, much interest l,r IL as be could ct W
DENY cha, position iu toto. Money, m on,
s.u,r. may Pee an article or m'rc'andi,.
.shrn itt. exchanged gura diG.-su; arlcl.
ru3l rrtvhgn cru,il.rIas d m,..gr.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-20
Tor,he o>Grl pymosnt.
Ny Mother

ny hONutEs
Al th,oA yuu ,hiIl s'cr forget
The i,y IN, mother diet
w h,hg' oawr aui ,ook nc then,
Nni lgJ ns ,o hcr ,,i,.
She ra,ssI bee jraorins eve. 10 mine,
\ .m,'s ra,,c.i o',r b-r bow
She .,il gi,, ns ong rsriug k,",
Nuar mother, d,ias now.
", heart va, broken e, ihs ~rrls,
o. vain .aagh, r,bsf-
TJrm li,uI O, hie,I ~,u,.
Bot uaug cauid .,,Ii ny g,sC
IJ,, o. 1s1.a ,uI stood O., hcr,
She rhs,l my hsui ~,rh,a her own;
Nul ,.ssd ms O, r,ms,l-r bee,
W,su shr ul. dead s6I -Has.
Itar1 lrr.t .Hto ts,rs sgilr,
>d- .slH, r, ,b,lI, das'J sl,,
I a.ir ,.-a Coo o. irga ,l,c and paia,
N.t.agr n, Hlbrr 90, hsr.r's,
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Wy .'''.' ' , - '-'
go.
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What Next

III, excitement at;endau; on The inquo.i
in the Bond street murder case has 'ubsidci,
the Coroncrs voice /, hushel and thc p,o-
NJ, pause to take breath. llos long they
will pause before some new development Of
yilliany or murder tak-' placc, again to
siartlc them into the fever Ot excitement, /,
a question in itself startling 10 ask, inas-
much as We inyolautariIy p4kit to ourselves
as most natural one in view Of the many
evil influences at work in society. RIYcF'
of good influences are doubtless diving IN
our midst, but it is nevertheless true dat
floods Of evil are rolling over US. Social do
morallatiUn, 1, cannot be denied, gaining
a fearful ascenianey, and crimes O. ~ COM
mon order daily developing themselves in
forms Of atrocity, and with = fearful irc-
oncpcr. which have hitherto hadno parable.
anon, as. The common mirdtrS, the
common burglar, the common thief and
.winller. 80 long sterrcotyped IN police 10
rort. now attract but little notice, viii,
in tac impure tho ,ilainous, the horrible
imasinings Of what i. called the "yellow
covered. blood and thunder school or iie-
ton, are daily exceeded by realities which
form an exciting and startling staple oi
news in the daily journals. We arc ia's
riyallinc the old cities Of iialy IN the days
when poison lurkcd in flowers, ind tho
s,iletto cleaned in tn bcl.ehamber, as well
a, in the darkoned alley. And It IN iudsed
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EXPERIMENTS. The vulgar frequently
laugh at the labor. oi learned men, yet up
on their re,earchc, the world depends. TX
pertinent. have been tried, and demonstrate
that good crops can be raised by good TIL
lasc. without manure. Wheat at the rate
OF ~ bushels an acre has grown, year after
year, by planting it IN rows and ho,ins.
Juurnal oi agriculture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-20

PRorIr on FRrT.RAIsING. An applc-irec
that Gusts less than two dollars 10 plant and
rear, will iOr many years yield, without
extra expense, an average prOdac, Ot ten
bushels year, worth for feeding alone, two
dollars - year and iity to eighty such trees
may stand upon single acre. Aud If we
take fruit at It's lowest market price, the
ground occupied by one apple'irco can IN
nc way DO made to yield, for the samO out
lay. more than fourth VI the value that
can be gathered from the tree, even il the
fruit b. used for feeding alone.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-03-20

d,-crv, the thanks of the Club for making
Ih- successful experiment.
Mr.. Murjock cntcrtains no doub, that
the cane will thrive wherc corn will, and
that It will prove profitable either Tor tod
der ur sweet q. BEARCE.
West Minot. March o, 1867.
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TnE CELLAR. AeOrrcspondent says that Hat
urnips aud parsnips can be kept 50 that
they will not hea, or grow in the cellar, #
the crown is cut out with sharp knife.
lie thinks this docs no, injurc or cause them
10 bleed.
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