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WEEDS New SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
The best in use for every description of CLOTH and
LEATHER WORK, that requires a seam, making beaut
full strong stitch, both sides alike.
GIBBS IMPROVED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
frlce $40 and SO, complete. L. D. CHASE, Agent,
s'u No. so Baltimore Street.
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TR0TTING

n zETHsSsG[s CENTRAL COURSE late Herring Run.
eNyssESsT--ss@ Purse of S25 will he given FRIDAY,
sLs-iSs-n-t.S September 10, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ Mile
heats, best 5 in 5 to wagons.
George Nelson names bg.........JOHN CRAIGER
Jos. Whippe rh.g....... see. FITZGERALD.
J.G PeifIer Big. ..................BILLY.
Admission so cents. C. Z. sTAURING, Proprietor.
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I. M. SINGER &. Co.'S,

IMPROV ED SEW ING NACIIINE S,
THE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MANUFACTURING.
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS
los BALTIMORE STREET
az To Clergymen of all denominations and Sowing
Societies attached to Churches we offer our Family Ma
chine at half-price.
We. FREDERICK,
'eZ4-u Agent
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COAL NOTICE,
WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM Our Friends
and consumers of Coal generally, that we are receiving
and prepared to deliver the Locust and Coal Mountain
GOALS which in appearance quality rability can
not be surpassed by any brought to this market We
merely desire parties to give these Goals trial to
vince them of this fact if taken we are enabled to
furnish them at much lower price than later in the sea-
son. Z4o lbs invariably given to the ton We also keep
constantly on hand, Lykens Valley Short Mountain and
Cumberland GOALS.
WASHBURN & HOUSE,
Office, SO Lombard street, Ind door,
au' West of South ST.
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duce the first artists in the country from time to
time to come among
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NARROLL HALL

NARROLL HALL
" s TR A x 0 s G H
GRAND CONCERT COMPANY.
MILE TERESA PARODTS
FARE WELL TOUR Nv AMERICA
Mr. STRAkOSCH begs leave announce that he has eff
fected an arrangement with
MILE TERESA PARODI
combined with the following artists
MISS ANNIE KEMP,
The young American contralto (her first appearance
MR. WILLARD
The distinguished tenor, This first appearance)
MARCEL JUNCA.
One of the greatest living bassOS This first appearance
HERR MOLLENHAUER,
The celebrated NolOnceliist, his first appearance
NJ SRrAkOSCH takes pleasure in announcing that he
has made an arrangement with the great pianist,
GUSTAVE SATTER,
Who will direct and conduct this Concert.
The hrst Grand Farewell Concert will take place
FRIDAY Sept. II.
The Second on
Monday September 20.
Admission ONE DOLLAR. No extra charge for secured
seats which be obtained at the music of Messrs
WlLLlG, MCCARTNEY, and STODDARD'S-where plans
of the Hall may be
DApCOncert commences at o'clock.
The programme each Evening will be entirely
Changed sl5tf
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KINDLING WooD KINDLING WooD!
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD ANY SIZE,
Sawed and Split by Machinery.
Owing to the constantly increasing demand for this wood
have greatly increased my facilities for preparing and
delivering it. prepared fill all orders with
despatch for OAK PINE WooD, of any length or size
delivering to any part of the city free carriage
anteeing the quantity that is contained cord be-
fore being sawed and split JAS H. JOHNSON
Proprietor City Steam Fire Wood Mill
~ Office of Baltimore and North streets over
Patriot Office
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Sankrrs an0 &ruktrs.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS e. co.

We offer services a BANK OF COLLECTION to
the Merchants of Baltimore City Collections made with
out charge. Foreign Collections promptly and cheapy.
New Collection solicited favorable
terms guaranteed JOHNST0N'S BANK, 1913 Baltimore
street. sl5-n
A BUSINESS CARD-TO THE MER-
"a CHANTS OF BALTIMORE.-We respectfully tender
services Bankers and Exchange Brokers, simply
stating that facilities in Cdpitat established position
and thorough knOWiedge of business together c rigid
personal attention thereto enable to offer the favor
able terms customers. We have our COLLECTION
DEPARTMENT thoroughly organized and solicit
COLLECTION ACCOUNTS.
sl5-tf JOHNSTON BROTHERS & co
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y HARRIS. JR,.
"a RASEAIENT CILES APE AEE RANk
JOHNSTON BROTHERS 4 co.

Buys and sells all the stocks and other securities of this
anu other markets commission. sell If
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race Ethelbert, .................Mr Mrs W J. Florence
Mrs. W. j. Florence in six characters
unngan Mcguire. ..,.............Mr W. J. Florence
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n. B.-No connection with any other house s163v
IeATENT AIR-TlGHT
Il SELF-SEALING CANS AND JARS
FOR PRESERVING FRESH FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES,

Now PLACED WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL.
By this simple cOntrivance every HOusekeeper is pro-
vided with retaining Plums Peaches Tomatoes
&c, in all their original flavor. great nducemcnt tor
putting up Fruit in this way-ndependent Of its being
wholesome-is that less than half one fourth
of the required in the old needed in this
No hOusekeeper will regret having tried few when
she brings the Fruit the table winter For sale
by the gross, dozen, single one by CORTLAN " co.
No 26 Baltimore street. Sole Manufacturers of Pratts
Can the best article for the purpose made
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AQtitulturaI.
TUANO! GUANO!

EUANO! GUANO!
" NOTICE
As the time has arrived when the FARMING INTEREST
will be seeking ascertain where interests can
best promoted in the purchase of FERTI LIZERS the I'M
dersgned would invite the and call of his nu
merous friends and customers to his extensive stock
of say:
BEST NO. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO;
"A "A, MEXICAN MEXICAN
With every other description of the most popular FER
TLlAERS, all Of which can be had at the lowest market
prices from ROBERT TURNER No. AZ S Frederick St
B-Eyery article we sell warranted genuine and I'M
aduterated s151wr
EUANO-No. PERUVIAN AND
NCALIFORNIAN, and A. A. BROWN MEXICAN for
sale. n F. BERRY
s4-6 No 63 Pratt street
H. MANIPULATED GUANO,"
ANALYSIS.
Ammonia, per cent.
Phosphate of Lime Is to so per cent.
Water, per cent.
In perfectly puverized condition.
CALIFORNIA GUANO.
ANALYSIS.
Ammonia, 10 per cent.
Phosphate of Lime % per cent.
Water, IS per cent.
BY comparing the above analysis, the superiority of
REESE'S ''MANIPULATED" will be apparent both in
reference to the relative quantity of cde phophateS
For salc-The above articles. Also, PERUVIAN
GUANO. JOHN S. REESE 4 co,
No. II South street,
aus Over Corn Exchange.
FUANO! GUANO!
" PERUVIAN, CALIFORNIA, COLUMBIAN.
WHITE MEXICAN and IA" BROWN
MEXICAN GUANOES
All of the best qualities. Also, BONE DUST BeBurgs
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, and other Fertilizers
for sale in lots to suit at the lowest market prices by
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Nos and Holingsworth street,
au23tf near pratt street wharf
ID OMULUS r. GRIFFITH,
u GGANo AND PHOSPHATE OF LIME AGENCY,
No. 81 Exchange Place, up stairs offer for sale GUANOS
PHOSPHATE OF LIME, GROUND BONES and other
fertilizing manures. aul62m*
HUANO! GUANOl-200 tons .'Brown
~ Mexican GUANO analysing 65 per cent bone phos-
phate of lime, for sale by WIN f. MURDOCH
,b,re
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-ERETT'S SUPERIOR ENGLISH

ENVERETT'S SUPERIOR ENGLISH
hBLACKING.-A fresh invoice of Everetts superior
liquid BLEACHING, just landing exMay Queen from Lon
don For sale in quantities suit purchasers p TIER
NAN Il son, Importers, II n. Charles sis If
fFHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
Il CHASED the entire interest of his late partner Mr.
Salisbury Willis will carry the LUMBER BUSINESS
at the Yard on Union Dock his account, his
name and will close the business of the old concern using
the of the late firm of IS. Willis Co." in quida-
ton.
All persons having open accounts with s. Willis & Co..
will please call and have them settled.
HENRY NJ. FlTZHUGH.
SeDtpmhpr Il 1853 81
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DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:

DIRECTORS IN NEW YORK:
JAMES BROWN, Esq ............... Chairman,
FRANCIS CoTTENET, Esq, Deputy Chairman.
GEORGEBARCLAY, Esq, JOS GAILLARD, Jr., Esq
EUGENE DUTlLH Esq, ED. f. SANDERSON, Esq
JOSEPH FOWLER, Esq, WM S. WETMORE, Esq.
Resident Secretary. ......ALFRED PELL Esq.
BALTIMORE, Sept Is, 1858.
Policies issued on first class risks Of $40 600
at the lowest existing rates of the Baltimore Companies
WM. +. MURDOCH, Agent,
Dugan'S Building 1st door above the Exchange" LON
bard street, and No. Is South Charles st.
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TEMPTATION.

On THURSDAY EVENING, Sept I6, 1858.
To commence with the Comic Drama, entitled
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T LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE
AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. ST WALL-ST., New YORK
ESTABLISHED


AUTHORIZED $40 900 900
THE CASH INVESTMENTS OF THIS COMPANY NOW EXCEED
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, UPWARDS OF
SEVEN HUNDRED x FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
YEARLY REVENUE,
TWO AND ONE QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS.
LIABILITY OF. THE ENTIRE BODY CT SHAREHOLDERS
UNLIMITED.
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Amasfmtnts.
OLLIDAY STREET THEATRE,

n6II> ~ -, a .Lessees
JOHN T. FORD. .......................Man Manager
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tAllFOltNlA AND FRASER'S RlNER.
\t-rcrsons desiring Tickets for CAllFNENlA Ann
tRASER'S RlN Err, by the Steamers leavtns New N,rA
the 9th and 10Th of each and every MONTH can obtain
same by applying to PENneESASr GE,,S
hu-ou - smiths wharf
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-p RECEPTION OF THE STEAM

1p CIRCULARS OF THE PATAPSCO
~ FEMALE INSTITUTE be obtained at the store
of HAMILTON EASTER CO., Nos. 199, POI and 2O3
Baltimore street. s14ly&2aw3wR
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Pllkinton's Planters Pride, light pressed, lbs
do. do Daughter do. do.
A. R. Courtney's "Rosenneath,' do do.
S. S. Laws Extra fue cured Twist.
Thos. II. Allen, bright 7slShipping los
A. Courtney, SIS MOS Smoking Lot
A. II G. Maxwell, SIS & los Bbls. and boxes
Received per steamboat and for sale by COURTNEY &
CUSHING. 65 Cav st
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CONDITION OF THE GERMAN UNI
VERSITIES.

From collection Of pamphlets published this year
in the town Of Kel, under the title OF Documents Of
the University Of KEEL for the year 1877, The IRlB-
ryr complies the following statistical account OF the
condition of the twenty Universities OF Germany during
the Summer Of 1857, and the Winter Of 1873. Inc
hitter il the current term and ends some time about the
middle of July.
There were In the German Universities IN the Sum-
mer Of 1857 in all AS professors and tutors IN tue
following Winter, ,i5l. In the Summer there were
Ga repuar professors in the Winter bS5 eIraordnsry
Professors in the Summer, 266i In the winter |o''
Honorary Professors in the Summer "; 10 tue WIN
ter. 80. Private tutors 10 the Summer, 81; IN the
Winter. $40 Teachers Of languages and exercises IN
he Sumner ll3; in the Winter, liz. In the last
Winter Se mester the Universities ranked as regards
the number Of Professors, as follows; Berlin, loii
Mnnicb III; Go.tingen, ll2 LEIPZIG, 100 Bonn, -;
H. deberg, %; Breslsu, 81; Halle, 72 Tu6lngen, 81
Isna IS. Konigsberg 81 Gessen aud Marburg, each
81; Erlsrgen, So; Griefswalde, 12i Wurzourg, ooi
KEEL As; Freiburg, 80; Rostock, 81; Munster, IL.
The Increase or decrease IN the number Of regular
prot,s.ors will be most easily perceived by airing
the eur, Of the present semester With those Of the
Winter semester Of 1878. The latter we give 10
brackets. The aggregate number at pesent Is 90
IG73l. Munich has the greatest number, 50 $751;.
Then follow: Berlin 40 ZOE Bonn, ~ 49 Gottingen,
IS al; Tubingen Al (4O); Lsipsic, Il li3; Bressu,
80 l3sj Warzburg So 34l Halle 81 35); Heidelberg,
- (34l; Gessep, 81 t32l Narburg. 81 3Ol; Eraogen,
80 3Oj; Kopigsberg, ~ ,2sl; Gref.walde, %;
JeIs, p r24li Freiburg % 81; Rostock, q ~;
Kiel u n9l; Munster, 70 tl2. The average is ac-
cordngly 3i.2J l33 6j). The Line frst-meaoned H.
yersi.ies exceed this average.
The sggregste number OF Extraordinary Pfo'essors
smcutts to 265 eco. Berlin mas The greatest
a (42 then follow L-ipsc, 50 1851; Gouogen =, :.
lsli Bcru, II il5; Heidelberg, II ODE Mnou'y
l2j; Kopiesberg, 1919; Jens, i3 n6li Hale i2Vil
Br.slsu, II u2li Gisssen IL lll) Mancs, ~ ,i4l
KEEL llli ErlangeD, 9l7); Gfe,ie".l6e' VIZ
burg 81 Tubirstn 5,9l FIsioDrs, 3'cl h,s osA,
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profits Il the producer sosty m Consequence OF osd
preparation, ~bise !: entails upon The c'osumef'
"time u money" s:D gvester lces; for every piece
Ct tie frui. mus; be taken of the srpg one Of tim-,
and The core and seeds cut out With sharp kofe, and
there 10 the oee Of weight Of ali this waste beside.
Now, will fsrpers take the sls,e and 6gWe up boS
uch more il would have coet them DO the work 10
proper, irstesd Of this scvenly manner ard see If
tie 600 lost might not have been wholly saved
gained upon mere modcum Of additional labor
I, que stion Of simple arithmetic tes, good many
perors may profit by making themselves familiar with.
Please think Of i: now to-day, while the apple bloc
sons are fling the cir with their fragrance. Don't
pu, j. off til; the fruit .s ripe. Buy an sppleparer
tia, will net ory pare but slice and core your spples
hea,ly, ard build drying rocm which any man with
guuption enough TO use hammer and hsndsaw can
do in ore day, that will dry thirty bushels every week,
rain or chine, which will briog the highest market
Price.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
s1up1r ARITHMETIC FOR FARMERS.

SIMPLE ARITHMETIC FOX FARaEN,.
We have little problem in arithmetic which farm
or. may profit by studying We got the idea yeetef'
day in Washington street, while witnessing suansao
ton in, or rather en- the sidewalk where nal OF tne
busre.s is DONE in front Of commission house 'ol tne
sale of country produce. Seeing an immense pie Oh
the article, we inquired;
How much pound FOX dried apples
"Weu. for such az these 81 cents. Good ones are
worth more
How! what lie the matter with these they look
clean and bright
80 they are. and Of good fruit, just tart enough
and well cured You see il that torn bag fair sam
pie. Come this wsy-let me show you twenty other
samples
We went in and examined. There was a. much
similarity as though all had been put up by one hand
We soon saw what was the matter The apples hah
beer pared BY machine thst did not tske on a. the
skin. and then cut in halves and strung upon t~ne
without removing the cores. How coud those VINO
prepared this fu for market expect II to bring I'LL
price Ye. We suppose they will complain that II does
not iu,t AZ many DO because grease does not sell
f,T butter.
We are sor1y that we did not obtain more particulars
so a. 70 bring the Ice. by this ore error in preparing the
article for make, directly home 70 the attention oil The
producers
We can only say we saw it in the store Of Miller
Caroen.er and were told tina. it was part OF SHIP
mer. Of .i1iy thousand pounds from one m'n aod al
from ore county in Western New-YOik-we think Casl-
,suque. Prob.sy the parties il default will be abe to
see Themselves AZ others see them by this description
Nov -" said Mr.. Miller, The TRIBUNE has done
more than sny and perhaps all other papers, TO show
sru.r. The loss Of bad preparation Of poultry, beef
butter, fruit. and vaiou. things for market very mach
TO heir ber.6, ard wish you wOuii show them TIE
s.. urop hi, single shipment Of dd:d apples. 10
.Gueree Of the mn n.r they h.ve been prepared
,1heu,h Of coed ftut, i: Ia. been iDP0ssio' 70 eel
hem for city use Ind ony a; loss Of cay one eelt
ubd # T 1t ipu.r. TO CAl.fornA
Here ti,le So lee az s,l0 tlI comes out Of tire
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WHAT rs CHEAP rood.

To "a. Editor Of The " y Tritu".
Sra. Your "Foed cheaper still correspondent,
W. A., like very many other men, talks Of what
he evidently knows nothing No acid IN the hunsn
stomsoh How did the wise fellow fed this out
Did he ever Try the experiment of treating aonmeu
with an acid to prove the effecti Highly probable
that good, mealy potatoes and the bss. apples are
i nutritious the food nat makes man warm, or fs
or musculsri Potstoes and apples are composed
principally Of wster article not very exPeenye 10
a separate form, and starch or sugar, an element
adapted to the development OF heat ana ia' oN Dol
~ mu,ele. Animals fed on s.arcn alone coon de
Eggs cortsia the elements recesssy both fer warmth
ara bu'rti0p. ~
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
wi RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORs.

WHAT, WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF hAik
Because is the Ornament God himself proviosd Hf M 0u
race Reader although the rose may oocm ever 10 oeuJ "
the glowing cheek, the eye be ever % 'pafsme ue fsI
tbos. OF pe,s II the head is bers Of lie soveDe or 'ne EAR
be ,psed ard .Lrivesd harsh and dry, worse s 'Pn
f Pref WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. used two TIRE.
osmept Read the allowing and judge Tue winter Of the
frat is the celebrated P.nist rhsleTT; Anil 10 sy
Dr. woop-Desr Sir: Permit to express to you The esis
tons pnder for The entire restoration o. ny ~. .
c.ns .oST About The Se su my uoan the .preson your
Hair R.,,o.,iv. Il 'oon eevssed rs 20 ''s anti. ID
cscious well - agreeable. ,uvpo
"Dryeh ar Gwyheeydst'
WIL.H NEw.PArhR OTficE. No. Is Nssssnst,
April IL, 1883.
Prof. Q. J. woop-De., Sir. Some month wees. Ao
who Concluded to Try 1t or her bs lite shiEsns :, The
that would rector, the gray hair to n. ersn. color but 70 nss
Ss SUSds s ss' n By st .ns a. hessn n the
strongly mend the shove Restorative y ~ pesson, - 70"
OF such change Of iheE hair CHAhLES CAhoh-'
Erw-Yosx July IS. 1887.
Hair Restorative being the sfc ,eous .rtsr ever ,aT
Ss Iss yeSi hi ,I ns Ssi md now
sorhGes that few Applications will restore soea 70 'ne
natural coor 1t a'c has relieved me Of all dsnun va ~
pleasant tshine common among pssoIs wi ps,s
Prof woop: About two yes ago my hair sommeneed falling
of and turning sy was i... S.ecmns h.ld and al ,ed
many vmsdss to no Effect ,mmsDeed usns Rs.,os
I've Inu, last f.. applications ,ssn.d aa 1r,as
blsi) At this time j. fully restored 70 tie original eoGs
tsss and iyssS.nGs s.a eiesr1' HOS
fle Restorative up bottles Of three ..e. via: Ire
81 PER bottle the medium hod. sa.t sen. more N
rTorion, and ;As for 81 bottle he srse D. quar-"
9 J. WooD CT Proprr;of. Ne. 81. B,osa~,y Ne 81
Yor. On The s,a Y Vine Railing E.'ssh'hneni '0d No.
ia NEhe;.; St Louis, Mo.
And .old BY q. sood Druggists and Fancy Goods DeA-rs
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BUSINESS Is CASADA.-A letter from Montreal says
From ell parts Of Canada we hear notnins pui tne
upvsried story OF hard times, dull trade, ani
scarcity Ct money. No harder Winte:, We suppose,
has ever teen passed through in this county ara
;here is bu' little if any improvement ye.. hr. 81.
chsnsI of Haaiiton has declared in PAEhsmenl Iast
tfeie ere five hundred thousand persons 10 Calaas
without employment and with GU. money! stattnert
which is greatly exaggerated bat there Is DO douoi
that much depression and distress Prevas. H. vas
expected tba: the opening Of the n.v.gstso s9nIc
trpg relief b.. the very o~ prise OF shea; and Hour
tends 90 10 retAd op4ra,ots and nsh retorns test
the expected 'eh.iis very inpe,f,ctiy 'es''Isd.
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Personal.

Coy. Willard Of Indiana is lying very nS q To-
dianspos, with severe attack Of pneomons or con
gestion Of the lungs. His recovery very doaeua,.
M .Jobn +. Robinson, Marshal OF the District Of
I,d;sn. one ~ Mr. Brights instruments, ard q gen.
tIeman Of good deal more bile than brains yestsrdAy
no,;Ssa ns thst he had commenced . suit for libel
no. Indiana Journsl, Msy %.
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DEATH ON THE CROWS.

IT, the Editor Of The " T. Tribus&
SIR: II sometimes happens that boys have As clear
perceptions a. men, as the Farmers Boy in
your a.t issue on the Crow question, has, we think,
proven. Leaving your crows under the protection OF
The TRIBUNE, to epjoy their excellent regulations we
desire to soy word on the character Of ours That
We have real, veritable that catch young chick
ems lie fixed fact, well established The present
season, notwithstanding care, re lost BY them,
suppose from ten to fifteen and avoided the loss OF
others only by the use of gunpowder. Our experience
on this subject, may add, is that Of msny Others.
This thing then our breed Of e'ows do, AID aso do
carry of spoiled eggs tina. may be thrown away,
bros eggs &c. In reference 10 ducks and gosngs,
am unable to speak; but have no reason to believe
that they are dstastefcl that they do not catch
them.
They love, appears, variety. Auear and reliable
neghbor informs that quite recently he saw one of
tribe in hot pursuit OF rabbit, which, after sun
dry lodgings secreted tself under the fence. SO you
eel New-York differ from ours and incline TO
think from most other crows. friend To most birds,
but foe 10 crows, remain CoCNrRihAN.
Montgomery Co, Pa. 3,h mo. 18Th, 49,
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NEW-JERsEY RAILRCADKFor PHIL.A-
~ DEIPBM md he SOUTH .od WESf "a !EnSEI
CTTY-Asl nd E1rytss New foSh q and il
ssd spd n f.fe ea Tbroosh ftheS sod sr Gnennsa
NO ue Wsst ana iba Ekninse Wsshmf1n- hcrb}h, he
Nd urr n bses.ee ebee he'd washr stOn and
s,ins wv. WOODBURY.. Asistanf p perintsadsat
,AecleS fF~~n ~ nee h sSysnce II he time efsvina
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To the Editor Of The ". Y. Tribune.
SIR: From remarks upon the COMMUNICATION OF
Farmers Boy" conclude you received 1t as doubt
full can add testimony in part to the came effect
have seen the crow aght into the nest OF the robin
and carry away the young birds to feed their own
young They are passonately fond Of the eggs Of
other birds, and have caught them in traps with egg
shells Hunters Of the wild turkey can testify to the
hatred between the crow and the gObbers. From the
frequent presence OF the the gobblDg tur-
key it appears they watch for their nests At least
eysfy cry of the crows answered deanty by the tur
KEY ana thus / have often been led to approach the
turkey ard shoot him. While We were living upon
the Berkshire hills in was not unfre
gu. Mt that our DeighbOrs and our own young lambs
nad their eyes picked by the early returning crows
in the Spring. But do not say these things Tor the
sake of en- gagpg in an DISCRIMINATING war upon them.
All things were created for some Wise purpose. Eve
~ creature has in nature ts enemy and destroyer and
every attempt on the part OF man 10 give prepon-
dersce TO che part of the wild creation over anoth.
.r hcM fail Civilization will Of necessity drive away
the beaver otter deer and host of forest birds and
their places will he rapidly supplied by the wren, the
re bin, the blue bird. tae honey bee, &c:
Windhdm, Portage Co., Ohio. THEhoN WALES.
p. S. The raven is more caniyorous than the
crow. once saw alght into king birds nest
ard carry away the young in spite of the cries and
Efforts Of the old ones. There some other points
wherein we farmers may differ with the author OF
those excellent articles but We will not stste Them