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z HAVE entire o-Utrol % very superior 4l--.iy
OF Eussfgz WHIT sad BHsGf. tau article IN
:roz--.l into tie WAczt-groa wing districts q; Rus
- -f las been found To succeed better tnan
~ arY Nl.t-- Wheat cultivated IN that country
- From Eu-sfa introduced in:o Canada Miehi-
-, gu N-u-cta and Illinois, 10 each Of which IL has
49, .'ts.H.G a. severe winters and the wett1st
springs. she -atlsta--n o. tie farmer l; qra-
d--es from - .r 3F i-s!. - arr shin sogn on
good lard aud FROM SIS @rdy r@tgre all not wn-
- tsr-Eiu or drown on from the cG-aI + OF wet
-p-i-s. = may u- aty tia'a hviEee1 The LAST
., of July and -t- fr-t af November.
q. PACKAGES sufficient 20 produce fro-- : TO - b.
nj shells first year, t p strong sacks. VII be
~ ser any as.rt-s i= RECEIPT ot one Do..dT,
- ty mail. Address
c. .TEElT. ?. o. r5x 1874,
2 s; Ds-r5ora 8, Slie g, N
- ncs'-r n Fsr-aiI- Lands ard City Property. Az
So Lands located 40 a the Government Land Oh-
ces with Warrants or Cash. T,pse having Farms
Farming Lands for sac VII iIi M oiee one Q;
- the Nca, .4- 4.-.-.s 20 dispose Of the same.
REFER 70
Hon J. wilson. Com'r /. c. Land Dept, ChicPgo-
Col. r. J. uaHus0u,
Rev II. y Bishop,
"a Hon. urury =. Wise, Gov. or "a.
Messrs. Sweeney. BittciihoUse, Fsnt Co., BANK
" ers. Washington, u. =
~ Hon Georr- Briggs. New York.
- Hon Wru. H. Ross, Gov. Of Delaware.
~ Robf. Forsythe, Esq, tieul Fl AZ I, l. {. X K
y. BIN ordering, give your name, post Office
county and state, ana TIE pame Of the nearest tx
iuilp
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Comprising a.! styl.s Of

Comprising -! siSl's OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Such Back and Fancy silks. six Robes. Vaencias
p 4iu aud F.-ursd iiareEe Crepe NaretE, Wool De
Iaiues. c. aUls - Lame Robes De fe-cs. Popjns,
comet RnJei French Jarone' AID Calico, ingaams @.
lord Er.l1ts. gu % Nesl.ag .ld C0eh-co Prints
aEl ether desirable styles.
EvEgpIUEEIES AND WHITE GOODS.
y. would cal. particular attention . this department
SURPRISES anything in town az us-srtioHs 10 fi>
contrary 5a'5~'lst,r.iH, consisting of Ladies Collars
and Under Sleeves single and In EIrnr. aud Ia
DO Cambrirs Jaconess White Briliian,s, Bishop, Lawn
Embroiicri H. Muslin for C1r,aas, MarssIies skirts
nen Clnb-.c Ladies aat Gents Liner HanaAerohefs-
sUAwLs. suAwLs..
B:aes So, Th.bet, Cashmere. BFocha. White Crepe,
aaG : lar .e stock Of Stella shAwls, ali prices.
PARAsOLs AND NASTILLAs,
large assortment. at very low pics. Back and Co.
Bonnet Ribbons, t--
DOMESTIC GOODS.
B,esciei sh.e-inrs and shirtiags, al widths. Brown
do Checks. Stripes, D-aius, Blue Drills, Ticks, Bats
Cc.,a, Ysr, White and CoIored Carpet arp. waadirr
Cotto7ades Brown Linen, Farmers Drill M5iie and CO.
White and Colored Fl7pnel., BROAD Cloths CASH
nrres Kentucky Jeans, TEeeds and comple;e assert
rnent OF Gaior's Trimmings.
line; GOODS.
Crash DaP.r HaeSas9ek Besehed and o Brown L.
Irish Linen, Shirt iiosonlS &c.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Ladies and Gents White and CoioTed Kids, superi-
article SIX. Isle lread ''i.iret. 40 Lace Mis-
Hosiery, OF all kinds and prices. We would call par
tcnlar attention assortment OF Misses AID Child
ren's Hose.
YANKEE NOTIONS
Coates Brooks White and Coored Thread, Bates
Needles Pins Combs. brushes, Hair Pins. Cross Cotton,
Knitting Cotton, Whaleboue Reeds Pa.s, and other
tc,es too numerous to mention.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Our stock i large and well selected, comprising all the
different grades and sizes Of Children's and Youth
Shoes; Ladies' Caters, Booiecs Slippers and Bu-kns
Mems aud Boys Shoes Sioga Kip and Calf Boots all al
very low prices.
GROCERIES.
Our Groceries viii ali times be fresh and OF the best
quality OF Tea Sugar, Coffee, Pepper, Spice, Cassia
Rice. Fish, No. hackerel, IN Kits, brIsd Apples
Cheese, &c.
For the liberal patronage bestowed on the firm Of John
lockwood & Co. the past season we would return our
sincere thanks and would say numerous friends
and customers that shall endeavor, by selling you
Goods a; small profits, and by dealing justly with all
to merit a continuance Of your favor.
\ B-The highest price paid for Butter, Eggs, Lard
T. Iau21 CAMERON EBERiIARD.
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..i WoODE-aSD CRElM"-A Pomade for Identifying the
Har-ighy perfumed, superior to any French article
imported and for half the price For dressing Ladies
Hair it has equal, giving it bright, glossy appear
ance 1t causes euer1an's Hair to curl in the most
natural manner It Dandruf, always giving
the Hair the appearance of being fresh shampooed-
Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO.,
p-a,ristors of ti,- Rain of Thousand Flowers"
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DILMAN'S PATENT
Corn Shelter ana Horse Power.

Manufactured by !Shre7fer, TnndersdH& Co., fI.sn-
feld, III.
e70UESE Shelters have thoroughly improved with
= outside gearng also in the separating and cleaning
apparatus They are superior in every respect to any
OF her Shelter in Market and fully warranted TO Pur
chasers.
more compact form and much stronger than the kind
heretofore used
For sale at manufacturers prices, with freight to Otta
VA BY [apf7J MANLEY DOW.
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INSURANCE, LAND AND lCuEGTI0N AGENCY o.
Juue e-y
CITY BAN Is
CA, MES. EE,El & CO

Op.n from O'Clock 4 ". to ~ 0,ctoce +; u.
.IGIT Draft. sale New York, Boston, Phiiafei-
y phia Chicago st. Louis, and all the principal olties.
Gold and Silver bought and sold %.
Collection. made in all parts o. the state ana reined
far on OF pa yricnt at current rates feHchange
NTrchk EDWIN c. ALLEN. CASHIER
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Gperial u offers.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir d. ctdrfe' n -
Physician Extraordinary to the queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing IN the cure VI
ali those painful and dangerous diseases to whch 'ne
female constitution is subject. 1t moderates all excess
and removes all distractions, and speedy cure may De
relied OF.
To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited 1t WILL III
short time bring the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, hears the Governments
Clamp OF Great I'rtain, to prevent counterieits.
These PITS sIoy1d not be taken JgteadteS during me
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Prsgaa,tey, as hey are
sure to bring Miscarriage, Jut ut aay Other tame
they SAFE.
ali or Nervous aud Spinal Affections, Pam IN
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion Papita-
the Heart Mysteries and Whites, these Pills viii
effect a cure when other means have failed, and al
though powerful remedy do not contain iron, caome,
antrncny, anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
So!e = gent for the United States and Canada,
JOE MOSES, Q.atsI. c. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, N 7.
N.D.-s1 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorzcd Agent will insure bottle of the Pills by
mail For sale by Ely GRIGGS,
Otsd1cv, M.
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NOtIce.

,vJNE nurchasea of s. W. CHEEvFk his entire stock
4 ~ my Goods and Groceries, 1 would inform my
S.nd nd the public that the business will be conduct
ed in The future IN the name of ANDREW LYNCH SCo.
We intend to adhere strictly the cash aud barter
trade satisfied from experience that IL Is most tenea
al 20 the seller aud buyer The credit system, which
has injurious for past years. we hope to deoy
in this city. To accomplish this we will sell "r ."
small profits compel neglahors 10 pursue the
same course long experience in the business here
venture a guarantees for keeping M stock rntne
exactly the wants OF the community. wethsreiore neg
that all who study their interest will call and &C. 90
prices before purchasing. tf-h2,l ANDREW LYNCH.
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Er. Efunper-. uennn-e Sor:.a:

WI. CuEE all Female Complaints, such as ES-
essive, Suppressed, Painful Meustruation, Fluor
A!bus Whites rsrrerness salow Compile xiou, Head
Ache Dizziness Weak Nerves, Frgtful Dreams, and all
Diseases caused b Colds Checked Per praiion, Excess
es over Excitement, g., Of The Sexual Organs. DR..
Hoorers Female Cordial 3. universally ackncE!eGged By
tie ladies the best remedy ever invented.
~ Prizes 81 per bottle, six bottles for s..
.g--DR. EAslEEtY. corner OF Third and Chesnu;
streets Louis Mo- sole proprietor, AID to whom al
orders must De addressed.
.ss-SU'd hy u. EsEcssL, G. L. TuoHr-oS- b. WALKER
a Co. aud 4 :. rUTxAN, Druggists, Ottawa. and BY
Druggists .eu.rlriy. IHyl3
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D2. EAS4iELh'-
FENER AND At.LE kIi...E.l.

VIZ cure .igus Gad Feyer. ChilIs and F-ver D,fft1
dome ItflrElt,.ast dad E.I4sitieaf Fears, GHd al
IL rG,toas jyysls q Fear iseiief 10 Bilious ttt-
nuts.
~ FssFs tifey are sLvs=a 70 procure br tt-ieTNs
Fever ana Agur Killer. Il j. POSITIVE crsE-sfLh'I
Ash raH,I,..ST. Try if-
Es-p Price 81 pes bottle. or SIX bottles f-r -
.ay-bR fasrFsY. corner Of 1h.fd and Chesn1' ga {
s. Louis No. sole proprietor 20 whom al orders ai-,
iss addressed to Eet the genuine.
seT-S,.d by NJ. kSFvssI G. L. THosrSoy D. fyAiF~H
( Co. and A : FH-SsG. druggists, ott1Ta, anu ~
Druggists generally. E!--
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NEW MILL

NEW MILL.
TyHI Exchange Mill OF Haskell Sample 10 now ready
III to do CUSTOM WORK with despatch ana ssusisS'
ton Superior Flou- fer sale At All times ,,rrY
| a,tS HASKELL SANPLL'
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prepriefors of tin &. Balm of Thousand Flowers"
For ale BY d. WAIKER Co., Sole Agents, Ottawa, Ill
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VIII embrace the approved and practical forms for
ke-Uir books hy DoLoir Eutry the various denart
-.-at, OF Trade a.d Commerce, including general
W'el--tIe and Retail. Mercantile Exchange, Commits
sion. Manufacturing. Railroad. Banking, Printing, Min
ing. Shipping, SteLmhoatUE. Individual, Partnership
and COMPOUND Company IgsEess. All manuscripts from
which tie Student pies written in bold. rapid bg
-.Esss hand, which wi. serve great auxiliary il
..riuE % LII. Al I. r.aL-aLf sfrle Of t.ft,It..
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reamausIip,...... sac
For Course Ia Ladies, Department, -
Persons taking Penuanshp alone will receive Twenty
o .
Unlimited Course a. PrumSushp.
Through the extensive business a:quaiuAucs 0 {
the Principals many OF the students graduating
placed IN lucrative situations.
For further Information please call ~ College Room,
send for circular. Address BRYANT 4 STHATr0N,
dec 8 Chicago, Cleveland. or Bura
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SAVINGS EiNE[.

n G'9res's A7Titi1a 10 Ottq7cu.
= too FORA Lot Terms $ cash, and S on the
- ~ + first dag OF every succeeding month until
All paid, without interest. ia-6 TRUE WATERMAN.
INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE - WATERMAN.
A the Bunk n Ofrirh, Cit''oH, ~
COLLECTIONS made in vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purcllsei and sold ut moderate COMMISSIONS
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished
Deed. and ether Instruments made OUT ana achilo"-
lodged.
Policies issued the following insurance companies;
Ia S.Lte County Mutual Fire iasgTG9ce Co.;
Illinois MItgdI 40 40
SteDEeaso, CUttHtV Natural DO 40
Ntki0Udl LOuu tuni Lie ISSur1Hce society,"
WI. VI. TRUE,
,r-.ov ISAAC V. WATERMAN
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Stoves ! Stoves T! Stoves
Buck Creek Hotel.

yu,uE subscriber is prepared entertain all hi.
1 friends. any who may be pleased to give han u
call the best possible manner and on the most rea-
sonabe terms. all times. at the above named house,
situate Eve and half miles north of Ottawa on the
Plank Road. Parties can at all times be supplied win
aud refreshments, short notice intend to
keep the " Larder" furnished. Farmers and Transfers
will always fnd all they wish to make them as good as
vt home.
"Came one, come all,
And give us a call"
Dayton. May 80. 1ssS-3m. j. ID. pENNIIh-
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WE have Just bsH printed ~ ms paper. about 2
w Rearus o. Blanks. which " DIR 'r sale AZ CAica
&, prices. They embrace IL part - f-i0w,-
Narrantee. Special NarrGut--- ai.2 e-!fr!l'n DEEDS
mortgages Of Two Gir d. Ar.i-e- u i---eI=u Cl-tte
Mortgage. Leases, Warehrcse Receipts Jat.tae.;
Notes and general supply e: ls;--s and Constable
Biank-.
Orders ry nail sr o:l=rE.se p oyt'y a.-eHi.l %
,rr.,a EAIIiEL-E nNTDN.
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$aIu"bic s:ifts.

WYE are nov Easing presents u B3ol-- S.Gto'<-r,
w I'm g's,tkr-s. gflrF+t K 'r.E rD'I pms and
P~rcsi re sEe frou - cents 10 20 every wt5
buys DacAs from our NJ. Miscellaneous S-'sE.
anil EATHGJS : G3TCE.
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NtDf Ice,

u Notice..
WYE wish to inform the public that We have CON
w cluded to adopt cash system, and alter the
10ts day of June win cash only All persons in
debted to us please call ami settle before the hrst
day of July, and ObliSe themselves
my29 sihao - a ~" LII.
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Extra Notice TO Farmers.
DUrTER tax en- in exchange for Dry Goods, and goods
I'D sold at Cash prices.
my39 DOL6LASS q ,.-.H---N- ---
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WIN - delivered - lie Science of Accounts, Con7ler-
1ia Law. Political Economy. Commercial Calculations,
Banking. Mercantile Customs. Commercial Ethics, Rail-
r1lIing, Business CorresrouIvuce Mining, Commerce,
Commercial GEOGRAPHY. etc.
SCHOLARSHIP Issued from the Chicago College viii 10
good in Cleveland, Buffalo, and Albany and vice versa
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y = ! y. ~ i4f1TI'
Hon. HORACE MANN, and I1u. GEO W. CLINTON.
r - the des % IN. rr0pri-urs % these College.
y perfect chain % Business Schools from tire East
the West, sCsriug he most aEU.e facilities for young
young ladies qualify themselves Tor RESPONSE
Die positions in fe. Their schools az the points above
are established on a firm basis. and all in nos
prosperous condition Tie teachers ia the various de
Far;nents are thoroughly accomplished, practical bust
-es5 len.
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THE MILITARY.

THE aCOTT LIFE GUARD WILL ASSEMBLE ON
Wuesday, Jan. and thereafter on the first ard third
Tuesday Of every month NJ the Mercer House at o'clock
p M Applicants for admission must have served IN the
army, marine corps volunteers in The Mexican war They
Lite Guard Mercpr House and
prove and personal character In two weeks
hereafter pon be favorable Of the drec
tors thew will be baOted for as members.
WARD BURNETT, President 9 L, Guard.
SyKIs RAsy, Secretary,
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FRENCH ADvnRTTsEH1ENTs.

----y-o~,
TINE JEuNE PERsONE FRANCHISE CAPABLE DEN
seigner les lecons tementares de lsngue desire
placer CONNIE bonnie denfant OF couurere ellie point
d'obiecons pour Sadresser Ia Meme entire
Ia 7eme VI SEINE ave. chez ". Greb
TINE JFUNE FILE FRANCHISE, MARfEE, DIES
Recommendations, desire place
CONNIE d'enfants dams mason anercaine. S'n
zl Est eeme rue coin de favenue A. premiere
etage.
TINE DAME PkRIsIFNNE DESIRE UNE SITUATION
L dams unc famille New York, CONNIE couvernante
couure ellie cenna generale tous les travaut dagu
parie Ia anaue ct ensegner les
premiers principles de- In hngue franchise Sadress@
NINE b.. chez le DR. Derives; 80 Clinton place
VIyANTED-A wkTCHMARER, TO GO FOR A SHORT
w time up the river. Apply 10 Fellows Co., Maiden
lane.
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SITUATIONS WAwTED-FEMALE

WANTED-A sITUATIoNlBY A COMPETENT YOUNG
w woman, as chambermsid and seamsiress would be
willing assist with the washing and ironing. Can be
81 her last place for two days, IS West 18th ST., between 9th
and 9Th avs
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DIGEoN sHooTING-THERE WILL BE 4 GRAND
III shooting match the Sh Of January tho Sportsnafs
Arms Ninth street Third avenue Brooklyn for pen
did English rife and six silver shooting commences
~ II O'Clock The by the door from Fulton ferry
every minutes.
yIyANTED TO PURCHAsF-A FULL FLOODED BLACK
w and tan English terrier dog. Address II 8. A., box
203 Posi- Ohce,
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ITO STRAW DEALERs-A LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS.
experience in chdrens fancy hats and ties bonnets,
trimming and excellent Judge Of goods trimmings
&c competent TO make her samples In the most
fashionable and tasteful s'yee; wishes situation
supernend and take the entire charge Of workroom
above business fair salary expected. The unques-
onabe city references given. Address Hat Trimmer Herald
Office.
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NO. 622.

moment only, and then the savage, with mad
yeiii made his charge. Jasper spared for n
moment put in couple of left-handers ~
froIa the shoulder, that broke the CHARGE hnt
did not repel 1t, and then they grappled. For
second they swayed to and fro, close-locked.
and then the savage, STOPPING, exerted suddenly
his giant strength, and, with a quick leap and
another YELL sprang into the water. Jasper in his
arms. Brawny Back had quickly got hold of the
boa., climbed over the stern, and now kent her
from getting too near the shore, from which
several men were already swimming out, while
he watched the water-cOmbat with anxious ewes.
eager, but unable to render Jasper any assistance
Suddenly both dived together, in each other 5
arms, IN fact, and b. Il. saw nothing of them
Tor hall minute, when the body of the
savage shot mp halElength above the surface.
his eyes rolled up, and showing only their
engorged whites, his fingers clutched, while from
deep wound in, the left breast poured his red
hte-blood. With one gasp-one wild, convul-
slve motion-the body fell back, and hoated
away, passively; while, as Brawny Back still
gsssi, feit a weight at thc-bow Of the l-nat..
and Jasper, his face white as a ghosts. his lip
compressed yet tremulous, his brow darkly
frowning, climbed over the gunwale, thrust his
Bowie-knife into the scabbard, resumed his oar,
and. turning his face steadily seward, muir
muled, in hoarse, hard, husky tone
Let US away from herel"
lie had taken life.
And, morning and evening, they rowed west.
ward over the uncertain, treacherOus waters of
Mai,ellan's Straits.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ten cents line for the FIRST insertion, nee
cents line for each subsequent one. Ten
words constitute a line. Payment in advance
Is invariably required.
b. Money may be forwarded by mail at
nay risk. Notes on Eastern hanks nreferred
Large amounts may be RENTED in drafts or
certificates of deposit.
~ Subscribers wishing their papers chang.
Cd, win give the name of the post Office changed
lrom, as we'll as the post Office they wish it
Greater sent TO.
~ All Communications to the Era, whether
on business of the paper or for publication,
should be addressed to
G. BAILEY, Washington, ID. @.
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likely he is at the altar or in the hearse at this
moment; but it will take another day for the
news to come. t.,.
Horrid, horrid days. horrid dream 1t is
over now; so much | have to be glad of, and
must be; and now, if he is i'll, no one can take
me away from him. 1 shall at least be in the
same town, and able to hear how he is; and
fl am not worthy of him-he shall teach me to
be-so honorabe-so trustworthy-so loyal
so|very sleepy was Miss Aspenwall, that
at this Junctnre very heavy slumber prevented
her from completing the list of her true-love's
attributes, and she never succeeded in doing SO
to her satisfaction.
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For the National Era
' ANoohai fSft.
he BIRD SON G.

BY WILHELM CONSTANT
Her bird in lis cage sang songs
OF the summer time and love.
Deep lay the snow on the frozen helds,
Dark was the sky above
The tears came inIo the eyes
Ofihe lady 70 fair and wan
"Oh, bird, she cried, sing some other song
The summe time is gone.
The winter is come to the earth and me-
Dark is the sky above
My heart will break, ifyou sing to me
or The summer time and Ioven
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SORGHUM SIRUP-Mr. +. w. Mather. Of
Scion, Cuyahoga county, on the 27th of May
last, planted esq rods of ground TO Chinese
sugar cane. He began to cut it up October
18th, ground the cane at mill in Bedford,
obtained 425 gallons of juice, which produced
OH gallons of molasses, which readily sells at
is cents per gallon amounting to $57.4S.
Minnesota has the biggest Chinese sugar
cane rnanufactory that we have yet heard Of;
and the cultivation of the sorghum i'll that
northern latitude seems to be complete sue
cess. The 81. AnthOny Express states that the
culture has been carried on the past season to
:. greater or less extent in nearly every county
in the State At Faribault, Rice county, Mr..
+. p. Mills has gone into the culture and manu-
fracture on quite an extensive scale. His build
Hing, several hundred feet in length, presents
lquite the appearance of a Southern or West
| india sugar-house. He has mills for grinding
the cane. which were kept running day and
night during the grinding season, and some
boiling pans that hold about 100 gallons of
juice each. He has Manufactured from 100 To
$50 barrels of strip, which is scarcely inferior
TO the best golden strip, and sells readily at 10
cents per gallon. Mr. Mills is so thoroughly
satisfied of the entire success of the culture OF
the cane in Minnesota, that he proposes next
year to cultivate from nfty to seventy-five acres,
and to erect permanent stoam sugar works
CIereldnd Leader.
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Master Henry Clay.

BRECHER AND FURNEss.-Dr. Furness, Of
Philadelphia, occupied the pulpit of the Second
Unitarian Church REV. Mr.. Longiellow's) in
Brooklyn, on the last Sunday, preaching two
discourses Of a very impressive and ediying
quality, in which the claims of those in bonds
we're not forgotten. 1t deserves to be mention
ed that the Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher not only
read to his congregation a notice that had been
sent him of Mr.. Furness's evening service, but
took occasion to commend him as preacher
who, however differing from himself upon ques-
tons of theology, had stood up boldly for
Righteousness and Freedom in city where
Cotton dominated alike over press and pull
pit. Some might think it strange that he, an
orthodox minister, should give notice of the
preaching Of a Unitarian but it was not strange
at ALL for he loved, and must ever love- man,
of whatever creed, who dared to stand, as only
man could, for God and humanity, when
noarly all around him were false. "1here are
some of you" said Mr.. B.. "to whom l have
preached a long time without seeming to DO
you much good. l advise you to go and hear
DIR. Furnoss, who may, by Gods help, stir your
souls to manly action"
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-12-02

The following article, from the pen of Mrs.
IL. b. STOWE, appeared in the Independent.
1t is we'll worth being repeated, and beg you
will give it place, for the benefit of the many
thousand Charleys, and their parents, and
brothers and sisters, who are the readers of your
popular and widely circulated paper. P.s.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-12-02

Mr.. CLAY TO THE BoYs.-The Weste,7,
Farmers almanac for 1859 contains letter
from the Sage of Ashland To one of his name
sakes, which has never before been published,
and Is 80 characteristic of that great man that
we take pleasure in transferring it to our col
umns: