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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18
TAKE NOTICED

EFyou wantto get your Watch
II es or Clocks put in good run ~ -
ming order, take them to D4TT0NS. You
will find him on hand to do your work on
short notice, and in workmanlike manner, at
No. 2, PHENII BLOCK,
opposite Parmelee's Drug and Book Store
Jewelry neatly repaired, and work done on
short notice, cheap for cash.
JOHN &. DAYTON.
Wellsyille, April II, 1859. 4o-6mo.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18
SWING MACHINES.

339 Broadway,
New York,
May be truly regarded as the " ne plus altra
of sewing machines and all who are wishing
to find Machine which is capable OF doing
any kind of sewing for Tailors and House
wives, with a satisfaction heretofore unknown,
should lose no tine in ordering one of the
PAI,ENI' LEVER MACHINES, which are
to occupy similar position towards other
sewing Machines that Patent Lever Watch
(and everybody knows its yalue) occupies to-
wards Lapine or any other second rate
watch
This Machine makes the "Lock Stitch, !"
which looks the same on both sides Of the
fabric, and cannot be ripped.
PRICE $50,
In all respects equal to machines heretofore
sold at hundred dollars and upwards.
Specimens of sewing done by the PATENT
LEVER MACHINE, viii be forwarded to any
part of the country, upon receipt of a postage
stamp.
n. 3. An energetic and reliable agent is
wanted in every town and village of the Uni
ted States aud Canadas to sell the above nam
ed machine. An advantageous arrangement
will he made With the right kind Of merchant
who is willing to have the exclusive agency.
Address Globe Manufacturing Company,
ll;3O 339 Broadway, \. Y,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18
MEAT MARKET

- = - y ANANA-4
IN the Easement of j. +. Smiths Store, where
he will supply the public with Fresh Beef and
Mutton every Tuesday and Friday morning,
and Fresh Venison whenever practicable. BY
low prices, pFomptness and regularity he hope
to deserve and receive a liberal patronage,
Coudersport, June 27, 1S59.-45-lmo.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18

WoMAN's GAR Fifty Aen Drioen
by .Fco Hopaca.-Mr. Mead, who owns
a dam and mill at the forks of Black
river, is BOW absent from home and had
left in charge his wife and an adopted
daughter. Ellen. The drivers of the
logging firm of Whitcomb, Morse & Nor
gan, about fifty in number, came down
and found some logs in Mead's dam
with marks Of their company upon them;
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18
H0, We HUNGRY !!

WM. II. KILGORE would inform the citi-
w 2ens of Coudersport and vicinity that
he has established
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-08-18

August L, 1893.
And now, to w.t. August lst, 1889; Inpur=
suance and by virtue of the above Order of
the Orphans Court for the County of Potter,
and State of Pennsylvania, the undersigned
Executors of the estate of O. B. Goodman, de-
ceased, will expose to public sale or outcry,
the Lots, or Warrants and parts of Warrants
of land and appurtenances, as set forth in the
above Order, and to which reference Is made
for description of the same, on
Thursday, Sept. LIST, 1859.
at o'clock, p. NJ. of said day, at Pike Mills,
in the Township of Pike, County of Potter
and State of Pennsylvania. Tho conditions
of said sale will be made known on the day OF
sale. JAMES BARBER,
CHESTER ROBINSON,
EE'rs Estate Of 0. b. Goodman, Dec'd
T. ". KNOX, AHy for Erecutors
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

M Jerusalem has been making rapid
strides ot late towards new born civiliSa.
ton, and lie progress has been watched
with interest the most intense on the part
Of those who associate with the name ol
the Holy City ideas Of tho Millsuiutn and
the speedy return Of the Jews. Large
buildings. cohvenss. hospitals and church
ei. are rising In every direction, and thou
sands Of Russian employees and jews are
becoming residents Of tie place.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

EE Industry and Economy, must thrive,
and observation proves that Mrs. SMALLEY
moves late and early attending 70 the bus.
insss Of her dsceased husband for the pur.
pose 20 doubt Of supporting herself and
family. We commend her to the patro.
asgs of.he public. and All who want hats,
caps, iafs. umbrellas. &c,. VIII las up :
treasure in Heaven, BY patronizing Mrs
HnAELnf. IN, s'.,... :, Z 4 Z .,s.,s. st-s. q
N: B. Her place ofbusidessis the frsi
door above the Tallmades House.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

nay b here lo-nosos. He ihsssfors
VOTED aye 81 - ) -. ffHEFft
NJ. OaFk rssampi, bul 10 ions nol
aliogsibsT nnhibls I<-II6 uisted q dow
Why he fseolalios onghl % pass. abd 10 |
present 70 shs Amaliosn psoPls ibs posi-
zion csrsaIp esnusmsn occupied, ss %
the Spsskorship.
Hsrelolore tbe people we're divided ~
Dsescefsis sae Wsigs. There wsrs ees.
serYaioFy snd frien5iy iseIings. ThsfeI
Was sssrcely found An Amsfiepo eitiksa
who advocated insgrssction. robbery end
dissOlaiion. No party, iinos ibis Goysrn-
msnt has hada history, however fond Of
power. hiss until nov shown disFsesfd
TO The popular viii. 6sto send fourth 20
the country 81 large. document advising
sbe disffsnchissment and numbering Of 4
large poriioo Of the people.
Mr. KilgOre. Of Indians. expi1ioed. and
was understood IS saying thal Re condemns
led A. strongly as ihss gentleman from
Missouri possibly could, The eyogel "
Isuch sentiments. " f1saa
Mf. Burnet moved an aJiournmsni, 10
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

WPeopls are forever talking. espe ci.
ally philsntbropieal people. about making
others happy. 4 90 not know of any
way 80 sure OF making others happy as Of
being 20 cnesslf: Ftissds n cosaciI. AZ
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
NEW ORLBANs MARKET.

NEw ORLaAEs. DeeembeF S, 1853
Cotton very dull aBd quotafions s0minal NJ Il1<;
sales days only 40 baes receipts do l50 bales
against 1900 Rleur eciet u IS for snper1ns. - =
'PoTk-The demand for Messis limited and eenhned
10 Tho local trade tisseng In this way ~ "a 75aiS
Bae0n--The market 10 very dail owing 10 heavy re-
eeIpts and but . iimstsd demaad, and prices 80
unsettled that acenrhae quotations cannot BE- given.
Lard--The marx etis daf And he demand limited
at n &c for Crime leaf. "a -taaa 8. sttssss
Safarhe reeslpts bciag light and not equal 10 the
demand, priees have advanced 20 6ks61fc. -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
AasIGNEE,s SALE.
vWVHR subscriber viii oBer at public sale, IN The
TOWN OF RoYAET0N, Fairfield county, Ohio,
n,, aatm rAnw. Hhacauk her an. loEA.

ON saturday, Decenhber 10, 1850,
the following property both personal and real
G. Henthorn, to-Wit; One Horse, one Leather Top
Buggy nearly bevi one tNo-hprse. Wagon, nearly
new; one Rxpress Wagon, ohe double set o.. Wagon
Harness. one new set OF silver Plated BpgeI Harness.
ono se df Yankee Harness; large master wheel and
axtures for horse power one circular and table
complele one platform scales, and hominy mill and
betting, one crobar, 80 hour clock. 45K OF
wrought iron, One good saw, one safety valve and
steam pipe grain baGs one saddle and bride,
pounds Of seet IRON 100 feel ofpine, walnut and oak
lumber one trunk rack ten plate stove, one cast
corn shelter, baskets, One scoop shovel, one wheel
barrow, 81 feet ladder, ono sleigh, one strap OF
bells; 1000 els stone COAL ut HoOker's bridge.
Also the Lot No. az IN said town, consisting Of one
story house, and good frame stable, carriage she'd
gFanAry and hog Hebs.
Aisc:ths Minbtildlng Win one steam engine. boil
or, grain burr, boiling chest, elevators, grind stone
wrench, cfobar, &e., De-. belonging TO said Mil.
Terms OF sale on all personal properly, sales o
three dollars and in hand. all sums owe
three dollars, six months credit with two appfotes
securities. Upon the Real Estate, one-thrd ID hand
and the balance in one and Two years fro date, will
be secured BY mortgage upon said premises
Sale 70 commenee a pne O'Clock p. NJ, on said day
when due attention will be given By the undersigned
sI WILLIAM L. CLEMENT. Assignee.
R6Jaltoi, November ,, ,l559-6w2IpfeT
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

.NKWYoRK MARKRT.

SnW Year. nNcember 3 fa1o.
Leut.-3emc hf1ef, Nio . demand or kxlIatnnIsa
- le.t e0iof snger, sAte lof ekirl state,
u.sdigm extra Neltefo; aSs5 = of insfor v r16d
shlpPiug bF.adsexIra rsund hoop 0hi6 Alfkst slos-
ing lfm, and pFtuy ael1ee. u -
Wbsai--W WilAosi apssiaI change. stsh mare loIsr
11r eKpofE aaIes - " Is ked State ie Cor chlcsro
epfinEs n9t gtlne, t1lat - Or Whis 1nafana md
Southern and Winter asd Red Woaafm. t
Hye-~iu modefalg request. sales o smaIi lots eoc
HaIley-Unseliedi and NOS aetissi salos Il 7oaeoc;
cognaeafss an5 aFn sales 4 ssssas ios oJd ysIIou
Ontg--Duh at 4i1foe Tor State and Noatsrn.
WhiefyA eha1e u E1aer, and We quote sales a Q7e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

eEThe struggle between winter and
summer is At en- end. The streams are
ics.bound and fields ars covered With snow.
Last night was most intensely cold. ther.
momsler thirteen degrees below Zero.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

E1Ths House Of Representatives is
ye. unorgAnised. confusion and ianaticism
prevail sound and fury are the order o.
the day. Republicans psrssyeriug. Sen.
ate ENGAGED IN the discussion Of Masonic
resolution to investigate the Harper's Fer
: nv invasion. eossssgsstS s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

EZ- The Ulssel.ud Herald 10 IN mourn
Ing forJohu Brown. "Fclly aud fanati,
cisn 90 hand 10 handl' ''Fools not al
dead yet" .esaxsg ~ s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

eE There caunot be q great man withou
large sympathy.--Fr Friends IN Council.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

REWs, have rsoisysd and exAniihed
HoDeEs JoURNAL on FiEAscn AND BANK
Rrroarnn, aud pronounce i a work Of
merit. No businessman should be With
out il g =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

& RThe. interest and instruction lie
kilhtho who have to feel and suffer
Acst.. Friends In Council.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

R1sI: WAun1s.
Estate % John NJ. Parker

~ Seen duly appointed and duhiiEed ~ .AdnilBis-
tfartx ftho Estate OF johh n Parksr deceased sie
0f Ealraeid county, Ohio All persona having claims
legally Authenticated within one yeAf-and thoso in-
debted viii make immedinte payment. u
november X. Isss- -saso. 1S"-sss {.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

RTWe pubhsh elsewhere report Of
the late Locoioco delegate Convention. at,
Logan. twill be sesn That The Douglas
men after . severe struggle came or vioto-
rious. The delegates were iustruetedssry
much 70 the cbagrin and disappointment
of TUEHILE, RAsIH, SCHLElcH. DAVIS 4
Co., the latter being late addition 10 The
firm. byl handsome majority Of go for
Mr. DougIes.
Independent Democrats may oongrAta-
late themselves tpon the breaking up 81
this clique ofpolitial blood suckers in this
congressional district At leasts They have
held on to Office and fought most gslantS
y. But this late defeat has made them
even cease to be formidable. poor fellows.
Il must betrying. it must be hard indeed
thus to bestripped Of power. and fat pros
psets ahead. We sympathise most cor
daily with these gentlemen. and especially
Raney the younger, who is As yet youth
in politics, just starting Ia HE POli,ical ca
rser. with. but . few days ago. a iiue fu-
ture prospect Of a twoterm common pleas
clerkship. To Be thus cut down, while
the young blood boils warm, while youth
isyst vigorous and full ofpromise, is bard
tndsed. Mr., Ransy hiss our undivided
sympathies As for The elder Rsney, and
sheindomitable TathiIl. they have enjoy
esa shs. power and spoils q Office long and
will no doubt give up the ghost vdshou
sastrnggls. j sss s.,. s h.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

REBLAcKWcoDss MAGAsEE for No.
vembsra oOaisins much of inisrss. apd
Workn. ~ 4 ee ~ Asiszs 1855 tlH.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

~ Storms are scavengers Of the sky-
they come in mercy not in wrath.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08
coal! COAL!l
TUNNEL COAL COMPANY!

yHVEiis Company il prepared 10 fnlnish Coal OF
j superior quAlitJ, BY the
OAR. OR CART LO AD.
or 20 All Coal Houses at any time n any part of The
City. Persdhs wishing to Fupply Themselves Nitha
SUPERIOR QUALITY
ofBURNING FURL viii do ;Helltoi issfe theirstser
al the ones. 81 EMANUEL etRsYA 9ne Of the Pre-
prieiors Of The fuhnei Goal Bank The Company VI
rPRmannei disSS sliil has his ohHce atihe foot
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio. Juiy7, isse--low
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

The whole weighing 500 bs. andoou-
stituiine the grsa,es. quantity and variety
ofwiId game that has been sssn dead or
alive iu Lancaster, (save at a imenAgtrie)
since 81 s.
"Hsts sf tAs Iaaian strsyss,
s BSty ysars egs.u
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-12-08

sS{ I. se Fls
'rr-,'-i : r-"-~--s.- VI. .l'.ssr s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

CoNNEAUT AND THE FoURTH.-Our Conneaut
neighbors are preparing for a jolfcation on the
4th, the manner in which they are going ahead
with the preparation, is hopeful of good time
Our next door neighbor, Esq. SHERMAN, is book
ed for the oration. The intellectual pabuum
therefore, will be Of digestible nature. The
next best thing will be a good dinner about
which we might have some doubts, if the quail
ties of good host were derived from newspa-
per information as they evidently are not from
the fact that the landlords read no other than
their village paper we are forced to the conclu-
sion that this department may be all right, & the
dinner therefore, may be as toothsome and d.
gestible for the animal powers, as neighbor
Sherman's effort will of course be for the intel
lectual. If we slip up on an Ashtabula cele-
bration, we rather think we will go "over there y
and see that brother ALLEN is sufficiently i'm
pressed with the dignity and respectability of
the profession, to hold his patriotism under pro-
per subjeetion. We never hear of an editor
getting brick in his hat, without feeling our
professional pride wounded AS our visit will
partakc rather of missionary nature, we should
like to draw on your courtesy Bro A. for
passage back in the Express Freight, aud Emil
grant train, on time.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

The BLrdnT-Ts ExTENT.-We know we are
trenching upon unpopular ground in looking at
the dark side Of the picture painted by the late
frosts. The opinion that the evil is over-rated,
and by keeping the facts 10 the case blended
and blurred with uncertainty, to put upon the
affair less sombre hue, is the less unwecome
course, and interieres less with cheerfulness and
hope But we are not disposed to lay any fiat
tering JUNCTION to the soul, which does not tally
with conclusions drawn from the best evidences
within reach. From all that we have been able
to gather within the last few days, since time has
allowed of a deliberate examination and the
evidences of blight have become more apparent,
the stories are less satisfactory, and the extent
of the evil is quite equal to the first apprehen-
sions. In this vicinity off the Ridges, and in
some cases. even on the Ridges, we hear from
reliable sources, that most of the wheat is fatal
ly injured. South of us in this county, and
over the Pennsylvania line, the tidngs are Of
the most gloomy character. And abroad say
in Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana, Pennsylvania,
and New Y ork, and on the other side of the
lake. the severity of the frost is nearly the same
In ALL the wheat has suffered badly, aud in many
localities within this circuit, it is total loss,
and is being cut for provender The injury TO
other crops, too,, is beyond calculation. The
corn which started samewbut after the first frost
was put beyond recovery by the second. Our
farmers have come to the conclusion, that about
the only chance for the corn crop lies in re-
planting, and they are adopting that course
Upon pulling up the plants, it is found to be
rotton to the very roots. As there is time yet
with a tolerable season, for the crop to mature,
prudence would recommend season of vigorous
planting. What the effect will be upon potatoes
remains'to be seen. Grass has not wholly escap-
ed The crop will be affected Timothy and red
clover has suffered slightly, but white clover
has been much cut down and destroyed BE.
leving this, to be a fair representation of the
facts, we believe it better to state them, to
fall in with those who are hoping, as we think,
against hope.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

LuMDER.-The lumber coming forward forms
no small item this season in helping the people
along with their short crops. The amount re-
ceived at our harbor during the week past, must
exceed 100000, if not 100000 feet selling for
from four to five thousand dollars. 1t has been
the only sonrce of revenue for hundreds of farm
ers, and of no disadvantage to the business of
town. There is large amount yet to come
forward, notwithstanding the winter was unHa-
vorable for getting logs to the MILL Cou Rep
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

MORE Strawberries d. DUBOIS, favor
ed US last week, with dish of Wilson's Albany
seedlings, fine berry, and one deservedly popu
lar.
Mrs. BARNARD NELLIs, also favored US with
basket of the Hovey and the Pine, the former
Of unusual size.
This fruit is in great abundance this season
Cleveland is fairly deluged with them. While
there during the fore part of the present week
we were told of one gentleman in the suburbs
Of the city, who cultivates nice little patch oi
Is acres, and goes to market with his scores of
bushels at time.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

MANLY.-We published two weeks since, a
marriage by the Rev. Mr.. COLE, of lady Of
this village to gentleman of Conneaut which
we are informed, is incorrect. We cannot now
say how the notice reached US, but conclude
that it was imposed upon us by some contempt
IDLE puppy whose opinion of himself might be
reduced to more correct standard, by the ap-
plcatiou of the toe of every decent mans boot
in the community. We would pay liberal re-
ward for the name of such chap, mainly for
the satisfaction Of putting him in a way to wake
up some fine morning and find himself famous
We trust this apology will be satisfactory to
the victims of this trick.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

MISS BRONSON, Principal Of the Painesville
Seminary paid social visit to this place last
week. and was introduced to several of our
citizens. The acquaintance thus formed, was
OF very pleasant character, and will have
the effect so far as it extended, to create fa-
vorable regard for the institution over which
She seems SO we'll qualified to exert a directing
influence. 1t has given an impulse to the fee i.
ing that had already shown itself, especially
among the ladies, of the village, to do some
thing to aid the enterprise now SO near its sue
cessful establishment We believe the help con-
templated, is pretty much reduced to a propo-
stion to furnish one Of the rooms Of the new
building, If the effort is confined to this, we
trust the room selected will be that of the prin-
clpal and that the furnishing will be such as to
be worthy Of Ashtabula iberality and energy,
and which, when visiting the Seminary, when
our daughters shall have become its pupils, we
may look upon with pleasure aud pride.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

R65- Talk abOut mean men," said old
Fox, ''why there's that Bill johnson, he's
the meanest man ever heard tell on. He
was constable here, and had an execution
against me for a little matter of groceries,
aud he came out and levied on my old wo-
mans ducks, and wanted me to drive 'em
and catch 'em for him, and told him to
catch 'em himself and so he chased 'em
round the house, and every time he'd catch
duck, he'd sit down and ring its head off,
and charge mileage |"
We venture the disinterested opinion, that
one who neglects and refuses to pay his adyer.
tising bills, might have good ground to dispute
he palm, even with our friend Bill
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

CHANGING HANDs.-The Rattle property,
near the north end of the village has been sold
by Fl. FAssETT, to EDMUND BURNETT, of this
place, and Bella BLAKEsLEE of Plymouth The
lot contained some two acres and brought ST.
500. Mr.. Blakeslee, we understand, contemp-
lates the improvement of his moiety for his own
occupancy.
In this connection we may notice several new
buildings going up in the village, not before al
luded to. Prominent among the number, is that
of Dr. HALLS, on the ADNAH SoovILLE home.
stead The building is in state of forward.
ness, and of very respectable size and appear.
ance, and will add much to that portion of the
village. A little further north in the same
neighborhOod, on the site of the NEWELL pro-
perty are a couple of dwellings going up, one
by o. A. AMsDEN, and the other by A. j. BoUK-
ER, both good houses. Every vacant lot on
that side Of the street. is now occupied.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18
Ashtabula, June 10th, 1859.

New Boar ARRANGEMENT We understand
that arrangements will be made as soon as prac-
ticable for a boat to run between Cleveland and
Buffalo, stopping at all the ports between the
two points, for the express purpose of accom-
modating the way travel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

Mr. Richard Golden is said to have used the
following language in Cincinnati
"There is marked difference between
your two parties in this country. A Dem
ocratic swaggers in as if the Government
belonged to him a Republican, on the
contrary, hesitates, doubts, and acts as if
a victory were too good for him. The one
utters fearlesSly, the most atrocious senti.
ments, as if they were merit the other
apologies for the expression of the most
striking truths Your Republican party
lacks pluck"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-06-18

WHACKERs. - Our friend of the Warren
Chronicle, chronicles the receipt of a sample Of
strawberries measuring 81 inches in crcumfer-
ence. The Chronicle is a republican journal,
we have therefore no reason to question its
veracity, but strawberry 2 inches in diameter
is--as big as an apple.