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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-23

THE WEATHER nov Is more like ApfilthAn
January. We notice that flowers are bloom
Jog in Massachusetts,, that navigation Is be.
ing resumed on the big rivers, and that there
Il nothing throughout the whole country 10
remind one that We are now in the very
midst Of +" the cold aud cruel winter"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-23

Hs,HEw ADuRusEAuTs - 81. Johnsbury
Aeade'ay and Normal Institute, Spring Term
AloIndoe' Falls Academy. Spring Term
Stage Route from b. Johnsbury To Laneas
ler--P, W. HASTINGS s. Co., Proprietors
American Agrioulturist-orango Judd, FRO.
prietor. Legal Notices.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-23

rT- The commission of which George p.
Marsh of Burlington, was chairman, appointed
BY the last legislature to adjust the claim of
Henry Stevens OF Barnet for services in ar
ranging, indexing Rfa binding large mass
OF valuable manuscript papers relating to the
early history Of the State, and for the value
of an important private collection of manu-
scripts and books detained in the secretary's
Office by osder OF previous Legislature and
destroyed in the, burning OF the state house
year ago--bas awarded him $4,000 for his
services and disallowed his claim TO loss on
the books. The destruction of this valuable
collection il irreparable. although some
portions Of il may be made up by duplicates.
ty The Remington Banner Gays that Mr..
Alyah SurtIam of Hs9sitk was driving a load
of wood on Monday and while descending
a hill near the village Of North Hoosiek,
The neckyoke attached &c the team broke,
overta-niae the load and wagon inio ditch
by the side of tho road. Mr.. s.. holding
on w TIN rcins, was percipitated under
me whole, and wus terribly crushed. His
thigh bones were broken, and his whole
body badly mutilatcd He cannot possibly
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-23

survive He was picked up and taken 70 a
house near by and Dn. Sherwood and-Aioses
saiisa 'hey pronounced the case hopeless
MI hufdhm is worthy lnborng man, about
70 years OF age and leaves a wife snd eight
children.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-23

"AhsINo'-opf exchanges are Gllsd with
accounts Of accidents from skating and coast
ing or q company skating at Trinity, New
Ioundland on 6nndan, four werr drnnnnd.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-23

runLnnED on TnriISDkr MohNiNO.
iAns thirty columns reading matter prrdAred espe-
or tho week II Ia nfnshed AZ the
atFsf
ono copy, year Two DoLHAns
Two copies THHHH DolLAAa.
Five copies. year SiH DuiLAHa
Ten copies, ono year rEE DollARs
And Que 10 Estter up u club.
Twenty copies, yeVr TwKArr DolLAAs
.sass... .., And two 10 getier up % club
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-05-12
! AaYNsTERIs ADOITI0N.
ORIGINAL TOWN Plat.

Lois 10 ne LIST IL log az Ia
EA6 I56 Az 4s lab 9s II SO Us
Q AZ 40 As lS2 SO 80 Is4 IR2
% 23Is effect Of east side l66 los
III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04

shoaid " pat On lssei 40 10 the use OF the ssbfS~
bSl Ma the cfeGitor cVpscEt that iabu uf a bale
o. goocs shan be made Isndsrin psy unrnt of hi.
arb' Nhy not II ons IA a. nsus a : a article Of
trace a. the Vtbsr they should he to alel siiI, an
az irsFecW. II vas not The usslgn vi the law 90
10 ueat then. TIE same law Which gives Ia th,
creditor tae power Of TtfysiHE every ihtrg tut rud
and - yer ~ payment OF MS debt ogshl 10 6t tb-
sslae ei thai EVld and sinef. Bot sy this sew
lat~fJ ,he ete1ioT - ECt olly t1lifirl b. Irtuse
tNrJ thirg bot gold and silver bot 10 b. The tufae
az !" value, or M other words ~ O. M l~laf A.
fSs's, y usy oi intstss,, To be S,usisarat. ,hr
iNs mat cohIcfs greater privilege upon money
'han upon mel IchAhdfz- should also iulpss- uroa
y eivaiSs festtaints. II The htt.uadcfs tbefsiuts
propose 10 destroy this pfr-smiBtnce II mossy -
i-i @s 's> 90 bs the sTffss tArV shoaid nssfpv u
~ ., isgAtSt as use ~ lhs sssseF. BaI ~b-i
they 90 propose = 20 extend The ptivis Ees ot he
'fu1"vf - h1fas rae ralNs Ut hts ouey bot not TO
sA'etd 'hs Pi'E'iegss. .i lhe debtor ~ Ihr use u
"a 7sfuAaadtss II ta0assi Ia be treated a. u.~r
e'aa1,<s <s 'y Toe c'sdiot sssfctaaeiss should ~
"eatr- a. asHfy ~ The dtb'Uf, 80 say / iimourV
monsris and baukr,s vii have 81 80 Nsbe pro.
pctp Al 'hc rae ESfss pay OF ~ thsirowu cots he
present i1drb'sigess, aud lsI bsHks sud tte Whole
80" ~ srm go Ky hirhi lahor wiH not sut.ef ia
'hat oPefaiiOn-tss a. they WAN
Bbtto treat muuey a. tnefchfpdixr to piyr
70 Tue sneistor tue PoSsr II Asging what he
p'eases Tor - use. q Dissertation of 40 original
tha sois de'en- Is sas etsalsd by goEert meat ~
irst a value as q nsa.am ~ er.tsses a.
'tspds a. bchra-ts,c IN The hre,t N.hk.r a.
loihlns owner nas right 10 use u Tor auy nih-r
PliP.sr " ceTisrs all iis vslae from G0rsrHf4e4f
ahd G5r0ErseHi aiSHc oaebi 20 IN iis value"
II lhsn, government sl0ae has IigEl 10 ht III.
Valne OF money, and goscJument iEss that value
sto per cent zoo biRh. aud shaver asks aud
'aArs more, Viii any enc tell me why ihe shaver
should not be punished with he peui.rutiafy q. a
ipiser Is, who oHty aecf what government Jrssi-
ea'' a. Jar a. the majesty OF laW j. coHcefned The
usuTct violates the las a. much as the i0rrer and
as iar a. ihe evil 10 society j. concerned throw
Ie"n The ebaIiesr 90 The world aGd viii under
iase 10 prove that the shaver u a wofse enemy 70
socieiy Itab the tofgsTi
bg' M''sI' +, isofs. 90 not feel n ysc!f at lib
elly n 30 A. lcfgrh, ihi0 argument a. stOw both
e'i.ar' Hai pc &c z liTc rs5Idrus1 kiszs
"ltl con. ludr this article tb,retorr. tv stating
,hs % iiIs o' 'he4 snEhisI ~ Johu Wkirp,e E,q Il
bHete bland against frfc 4as ia M nry q. ieieT
81 20 uy Gov Wise ia his mt sage sni also he
motto oflhat pahirhrt; as rrcard' The TIRE aud
Hsh' Oi 'he pAmDaist wien considered as a iau
AEhWshl uPsn ,hls quss'ivu o frcc iIads 10 eiorsr
, hr ule oi 'he PaIuPhiet Of Jao MhIppir pub
h'avt as toernehI 5y Gov Wise h..
GREE TRADE IN MONEY,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04
? 0 ETR Y
Away from Home.
rr sIll,s

ET SILLiE.
away irom home away hom kou,,
Ant oh how susrg, 1t seems.
The wst'rg change thai AAs e,ns Ger
This 'PiIItO, my dreams,
LofR iote caes nov are hfsway
'Moug nrarsers iBss, roam.
Atdl le' l an HOt sad altooSh
Soiarsvsy irvu Lous.
A@s} "ssh home 7: Al 40 not hoae
"uh iiieIts I've had ~ part,
My h"ue-rhe sSsct,s =, home Of ALL
j. ia u0snbg Lrsu
. acme where love shsli ever r,isn. 49,
here happiness is girsp;
Oh - not sneh hoIDe a. this
a miniature % Heaven
sIrarre faces cree me all the while.
Ani yet tih,te seems 10 be-,
10 sE'r, cue, soms Iuiie look
Ths kindly welcomes me.
A i'uIe iuus liitls vordI
What ~ hey can inrsni
Like eaI.I teWs upon the hower
They iah upon the heart
All hsu III flisi Of absent iIiends.
WhsIcyerI may roam!
Bot ob' when tu, I'm weleomd.
Ion not away from home.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04

tj. P8a' fhs ..IsUft.Iar..rf f.-.
larg.- a4f luua1 Hf.
'AlIn lu 'ut tea mirlfar arIaE.fgf..
I'VE one tJfrff one f1 sieb s-4ais.f-5
,9ts ior 90 'be mriiis afits uiapfs ha q -
ha' SO Rfaee i' upt tssP -.if Do t5s sata.rg
ifrsd oi sD hugsi thif seeks De-
" ben ttc u8tuavu t1rI t1fTHr ft. .fst
isial daft a' ihe en1 n nan. tdfa lsartL Ir
hif hfaa a7f tbe dsrt 1aIy lfsa sreaa n
tA5fHs from be bIss6IHs efut8st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04
&G 2sirsiuia laA.ra e25rvs.
oFFIcE .sE0VND sroRY OF MARKET HOUSE.


eprss FsSs Pssss |. paSIi.h.s weekly o. T.so
Bstass a-~i fsfty Cssfs per s~RSss II pssa 90 ~.
r4.es. I've notlAaa
" r,vAsasvsrPsySs.s - dslsFrsd bvyosd the sSpi
rsttna 0t ths HsaI tstsrest ~tn b~ ehstgsd.
Stb-efiPiloas toF moaths. Ons DsilaS aad Trsn.
~ SEE Cssts.io BE- pod tsesssabfs iu sdsaaes-
RATES or ADVERTISING.
u Ihe tsrps ~ sAssssgnE Rrr, Tor .gaars lees
o. DtfG. u thee tase'tt5as--lasrcJ rss, 10 The
ha- F'1pmti9a Zach sSaiisassee Tosais FIRE
fS,fs per s1aarr.
fI-N' slsets~ne-' tss- e-asi1Srrd by ne meath or
ysaT sale,- .eeciisd the Nsua.eripi or pteftoa,
e " sste-d upsa bsts-e. t6~ Psrtles
CJ-A- atss'usepeut net aaTkrd On the copy foS .
sp-cisl sass.f 81 3a-srt0as will he No IN
orfcrsd Get. AL ysyInrat ss scf-d sc-cr5iseiy
r rRsau-As ARgEsrisEasSrss-ro svoid ssv nj,
8sierstaadlaE ca the n-ft Jtsr Aaassi lerti.sr,
sNIy sueaist a. lhsir IA rn-disi. bsstus.s Rsat >.
iat- iegAl snd 81 either rAdvrrti,esnrnu,-aibyt tAer
H .'-.s~ an atiitioaal eharre. aad No ssrtati~s
~ g feaEgtfVt asrsrtistasJ' -ssiAs reid 70, ~
or'S, ,diES ii,r1 EALLAnER GO .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04

eSritI Ia HnFaisr ft-f hsf e vana1
eaphef isot ffata rfscib'sr 0f sHy aara.
taie vitboa' bsraH.s ~ rit3T R8f ubst b.
siiii uofe singular the r.8aiarss fefaf.s tha
ssfJ namtht saachody puis hit sra sr.usd
hsT sait 70 sstP bsr from falling Qsesr.
isntn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04

~ Wty, Slab In tsioaisbs8 SAID
v.ofih1 iese5a, aldnt ps take yoa .nts or
ehufet sheft tins asssT 4 bslifs a.
hieeuff Z rsh 'tas tstsesa yba tnl 49,
= 80 h1iis n fts Nsru iists ia 20
ever fsss ~ heard ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04
NOTE SHAY WING.
THE GREAT CArsF or
FRAUD, POVERTY AND RUIN
STRINGENT USURY LAWS
BEST DEFENCE ~ Tug PEOPLE AGAINST
"llARD' TIMESU

bESi DEFENCE ~ TuE PEOPLE AGAINST
"HARD TINES"
This Is The iiIr oi the pamphlet. Ard I viii
now Nsis Us motto. Ia rs iAis-
Money - q t4iyy.SstiHg iEtcuf.5H auIhaTiya9
acc Ifgu. b. government. iuT the ceHytss. ars
oi he people ard h. aho itrivcs ~ taytVg and
tclilrs i dddS Ho'tiHF 10 the wtsi,h oi the Stale
bot iu'efieres via The industry OF Others"
understand that committee Of the Slate SEN
ale has reported biIl allowing s Per cent on all
months paper oi banks Bnd indIy idaAia The
chrc oi such a law will be 70 bTihs all contracts
TO months lime. aud 10 raise interest 10 : per
cen. SI FeT cent it a. much a. ought, undcT
aay oifeumslabees, 10 be allowed Tor munsy. tut
Jared % high a. we nov are 10 have Interest rails
ed, would Iusily excite the Indignation Of The
people throughout the S'ate.
hope every man will be marked who gives
such vote OBSERVER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04

Efvairr4 Hr.ie.rsE --AuaIgrtttt-.r .at
o. 90 LIg tr.eI Daiy roststsiss tlatsaa-
iifs tftatt If asHf.1 .sh1 inset h-sfrt.-
c9rt md ubiu 70 arsrs iiftl. h1s Csc Tr.fs
aid Are tbs air-,t sers esrntfsfsf AefIss
atk 'l'y l'f igafmsiisa lsitb atst lsaes 3
ibfJ GO hthe bsys dts years 90 D.. psarH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04
j Have No Mother, Now.

hear the soit wind sighing,
Through every bush and Tree
Where now dear mo,heTs lyfHg
Away from lOye aBt me.
Tcars irDm mine cyss are siari;nT,
Aad s0ffoW shades my brow,
Oh weary was our parting
hays ~ n.OiLcr nUul
see The pale moon shining
on he mO,beT's white k,sd.uone,
The ro'cJJ,h rouEt II .wiuing,
J. tsss me sloss.
And Iu'I iiSs me- ars.werpiuV
Those dew drors nOm the bourh.
Long LINE has sLe teen sleeping
have no mo,hsr nuWI
Nv hesrl /, ever lonely,
My lie ), tIesrant ,ad,
Twas brF t'sI Gre,ence cIly
Thai maze my piu glad.
f'0m wylItS u-ui ,v'so,
Gaze T,fl, Upon ny t.Uv;
She E,ie ll,m Hv, la hssyeu-
h'vs 81 n ls,r boSl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04
IuHTlrI InItrH
Boots, GalleTa aad Nhoes.


iA W frlr.fa q. fsfs so .-al sr t-ffa
l- o.. 81 tI.se-s sssf s...... :. s..
a.-trs uia. 70 e fssl o.. 5-s.,.....
tar. Htrrs Hau -esf- waf tsf !. t..
HaFf D. t- tf Hs Warfsf H.ss ID
TAos HAWLfNs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04

ETpas af ,as nauspaper. isqaifs.. 18th
r.a.1 'rr mire iuHaargrr ift isary Istn
80 F.p.s adi.a .tt iu ths .af q lsF-s -
-Hnsh.. q a.sssrs faatIt TrahaIIs Frrsua,
n' tao ttnI ni sf-s srislfsi taase from
s'satses 90 tssaty lsa balar fslasf hazard
gIa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04

~ r COOKE uff hfffarer raffy 81 ~
- Dnsk taaefss 81 his siafs On CsaFrsnur
1ci lts tim.tIfta nfr 81 hsrt q Nrrcarh
- tg re- aess q svffItsF rerlsiFlsr -
os -. iss7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04
Decline In Nnrarn.

NJ haFr i'H rsfsifrt e iaf faara-l torrti
w sinrs .tt assiias aas eir - ...rfsr 4 st.-lt
pfrsI ~ CASH rfnnt ~ aao
Ftrf ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04
NEW .s w, G2Ds,


!, CiuARLES JOHNSON k.,k
~ lag his FALL. AND VIM !, s,',y,, - a,
ftch aud ;asbtur aUir Day GUtN ,s.,-h, I'm, ''
evefyihiug Dew sSd dckttai L. III - &
Ucss. l.Ir IV~"' % Sfrf-
LADIES DRESS kloDU
S''ks Matino-s F,rnehsnA 81 ~
mrrss Dclaiucs P1pr'i6.. BoAl,sS. r,
Ch'nScs, Sc, f''S' N'APesi
EIHsps y 5E.NBRODRRfA
very large S,ock 10 Frrnrb =, So
q eveqy tsscrifta.n 81, v~u low Hai
!. I. GLoHES ASG HoSiEs4
OF the hesl make 10 grrst vatiety
Shs-fiyssv 1sG SSss:sFSa
l.itsn Tsh'r Ciushs Tuwtiiors.l usg...
N-sr'uz Go-yis FrneuaiV Rilei h-stNl,
tlo'ses Cashmere. Ys-iinss- UscelLt, ara
Drsrrrs Nc
A very large siccs c'evetv paIfern sher,,
SarSsb Goads. 4 s
Hravy Gvosis 20 scIya1ts 4ear. FalleA i, =.
ksD'ys I.ihdscys osUstarEs. Stlp..g a
B1ru Mnslins, BiSpsris, Sc sc. = 70
CaH ea,'s and secorr goot bargaiBs
hAtRri's Fruyf OJiDbct -, is5s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04
Preserving Eetfles,

DEIt Nate nfsst saf Fsf-h.s p--s-ri,.
ID KaGst lssi receives eg
mDbLEk BRo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04

etetsH H hsfsl " bssR slstbss ss wssss
80 biH1ps hnsl Jssi ss lasfsl - sl.s.
tipE heaBs ssoana ths Noflk Psle
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04

n1-ify yea wosis uas bsgs IN .,s,ss ,,.,,
5oa ef'sn, listsa q sss1 10 vhst !, tsasb.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04

HgA H1a sas lafa pT.aubR tH-s o.
ssR FsI.r y esass sst4 d. - l.ss To-
frsl nsssfr f.fs fsfy mstt Eat oaf Hs,rb.
isfa sft Co.. ~ t1 fste fraF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-03-04

~ q sore htsi pes ihss iasmofiaiIEss
taf issaifa. iivss Cast,tis3t
h'ii o., lagsi Coantateut. lsnr hss,
''.ep raa gigisg sAal b Hsrif3rd ssd frs,
4em % man
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02

We publish in another column an interesting
communication from the Rev. Dr. Rufiaer, addressed
to the people of this State in reply TO the grave
charge OF fraud and forgery preferred against him by
Mr. Letcher, in the matter OF the Ruffner pamphlet
pr. kuffner tells PLAIN, straightforward story,
which all men will readily believe-but his narrative
places MIR. Letcher in most embarrassing position.
We have not time for due allnsiou to Dr. Ruifaer's
communication to-day. We commend it to the at
tentive perusal of the public at large. or course the
Democratic papers of the State will give place IN
their columns. 1t will be seen that Dr. RutTner
calls upon Mr. Letcher to specify the many "excep-
tionable things which tho latci charges the former
with having frauduently interpolated in his pub
lished pamphlet VIII Mr.. Letcher respondy He
will be obliged to do so, else suffer immeasuraby
in the public estimation
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02
the Fraud in Kansas.

After nearly twelve months reflection and medi-
taton, the notorious Jack Calhoun-under the in
structions Of the Administration doubt-has ut
length Issued tickets to the Freesoi candidates for
the Legislature in Leavenworth county. This gives
the Freesoilers majority of about two-thirds in
each branch of the Legislature which will then elect
two Abolitionists to the United States Senate, and
take preliminary steps, at its first session, for calling
a Constitutional Convention, to kill off Lecompton
and substitute Freesoil Constitution in its stead
Verify, the South, through the miserable Freesoil
policy Of a Democratic Administration, has been
made to drain the bitter cup to its dcgs in the case
of Kansas Defrauded at every point, she has no
alternative left her bnt to submit to the loss OF Kan
sas, and give thanks 10 the Democracy.
The election on tn acceptance or rejection OF the
Land ordinance in the LecOmpton Constitution win
be held in Kansas to-day. Nobody now doubts the
ordinance will be rejected. And with its rejection,
the LeeomPton Constitution is killed, for good and
all. Great is Democracy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02
Somewhat Alarmed

Our contemporary Of The South is obviously aisrmsd
At 'hs prospect Of union Of I'll the sements Of Opposi.
ton sgans The bogus Democracy 10 1880 Il IL horssd
s 'hs idsa Of the Richmond Wig being willing 70 CO
oPera's Viib men, sbo have heretofore been Free Sellers
ior ihe pofpo-s Of wrestling The Governments from The
hands Of The 'poiep Bot contemporary msy roll
up the vhi'es Of w eyes in affected sstonsbmsnt ss much
" plesse,it will have effect upon the course ubch
the soutbrD Wings and Americans have resolved TO pur
sue We are denounced untrue to the soutb and az
upsoF'hy Of eousdsuss for having voted for M.rd F
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02
DIED..

bnehanAn. In the sath year Of his
The deceased druxz,st In
Peace 10 hs Aahes
B.rboursvs Orange eoun,y. vrsn. on the lsh Of Juy
ls an-r npE.rina and painful months
enc AGE WATSON, o. BspI.mIn johnson carons
h.reour. In ,h. 9h year Of his .Es =. I
qlals Of hi. little boz warrant departure,
ehrouioling his decsss non h-
nSenss@e1s In The case Of ,hd..n or s..u
Intellectual gina pleasing His
sss .sd active mind vas no, ladeed preeOeOav d,vpd
e 9uetness OF h perception
The acquisition of knowledge could notice
AL Who to knsv HIM vhs his eharsc
Ter and MS warmth OF
friends among persons Of mature years
Tbs light OF Heaven (which our
ed ,hsd arnund him peculiar radiance thdrea
90 tuy Just ned he intensity Of which
nren such brilliant promise Of usefanrss and sncn
DEED mysterious Providence By which, vihn
year. bis ore.ysd parents have been eal'-
NJ dearest o. earth hopes but sbsvs In exercise o
,ah sy bow 10 The vi o. hs Nos, High reuember-
ing hh N ons IN most grevo1s oenties
gase IN s ne boy hu hsen removed IRON OF snsuh
and land happiness
nes OF Coeridge inscribed the
have athletic sppositeness TO him
Ere sin could blight sorrow fade,
Death came with timely carr,
The opennE bad 10 Heaven conveyed, .f
And oade u blossom there. 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02
DOM M E,RoIAL
ncnErARY AND oonMrrotA,

In Nsv yo. ~ r-,e o', % -. w.,s. JAG 81. n'S
.cia Ct assasa, q, sios. .,s $780,, a.ns :, s,as -
The auction .a.s q real ,.,.,s .;o.,. ~, H., -.
mp sisoso ualinr ,.,., m, ~. 80 :, a.. 20
Tor eeSrsspoadns month Of last ysar sng
The New 'S Yo,s ~ Ss s' :, co
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02

Wheat 10 generally harvested; In th. State Ksn,ueh,
and Indiana, the result ar average IN come lvcahc.
hHs been iiared bJ and gsnsrsy The growth has
oeen too rapid producing gssas sbandaBcs u su.~ and
eonseqeey shor,ss head than usual % that tA. Wild
VII noe be 20 good though osing tAs gesler breadth
Of iASd sewn the 9say VII be nearly up 70 that d las.
year and the quality far SUPERIOR owing the avorb
weather there has been Tor occurring L. compared wh
INST year, chen large quantity seriously jured by
the aausaa no, weather shich prevailed during the mouth
Of July and the greater part oil August.
la Northern lhnois and all Iowa where spring wheat
Is generally sovu, aid which msturss later than that
sowu In the h tho juy from hes been esuerai and
What h was lat year, and the quality far interior.
The oct crop 10 q bad failure throughout the entire
wes,, With but little exception. II looked well until IL
bad headed out and then struck with rust and
viltsd doun the step breaking about the ceotre the
neads dropped over upon each Other giving the eds
specnnA, appearance In some sectious the crop has
escaped this blight, and 10 unusually good.
Barley 10 good crop, aud secured In excellent order
Corn the great staple crop Of the Western country In
all lands where was planted before the middle OF Juue
aud has been properly attended. growing With spd-
bordering on the miraculous the color is deep green
and the promise good but owing the late get sprus
and oyeao. Of bottom ands large quantity Of land 10,
tended 'or this crop lying Idle. and 10 many places shers
had bees planted the soil being TO be possd
subsequently,, u has been abandoned aud viii not come
70 majority, consequently. With 40 ordinary mild and
late FALL and good seash.r during Augus and September
there v be about tso-thds oil the years. crop OF
this Article gathered 10 this State Indiana and nlnols
spd In Kentucky about hreeouths Of laat years ctop
but this suoun is secured in good ORDER will lar er.
coed the Whole amount Of sound gathered last year
IN those States owing 70 the general damage done last
years crops by early aud FROST aud the
ly vet damp weather during tho season. -
The crop oil Hay 10 immense, ADD the pasturage h en-
oeient throughout the wsst-Csn. Price Csrrs-s..
We beg leave 10 call the TIE advertise
ent Of the Of the h Au-oan Ia.
sttue which vin be fouod In another column. -I-- -
rn grsnd exheon the products
hann,Aqare. and the Arts yin bs
AZ IN $780, qy Of Nev rork, Wednesday,. ish
,h.e
years, ssng WI DO superior
TO those that have preceded h8oeiiyH Dolly Ns.ss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1858-08-02
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