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PITTSBURG MANUFACTURED
WAGONS, CARTS, DRAYS, &c.

other kinds of Wagons for horses and oxen Cane Wag
ons and Carts Draws OK and timber wheels with and
without axle warehouse and steamboat Trucks Jersey
and baggage and other carts for horses
and oxen handcarts wheebarrows of every description
and all other articles in the wheelw1ght line, made of
the best seasoned and warranted to be superior
to any other manufacture which viii be sold at reduced
prices and lower than by any other establishment in the
southern country Purchasers will find it to their inter
ess to call and examine stock before purchasing
elsewhere We none but black locust hubs and bent
,feliees luoy s, 1861 ~ PHELPS, PARkE d Co,
40 - and "A Perdido street, New Orleans
N B. We keep constantly hand large asSort
men OF Draws aud Carts from the mandatory Of n.
Simens Coleman & Co., Philadelphia. j
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MORE NEW GOODS!

r HAVE just returned again from the city with new
and handsome well selected stock Of Summer Goods
consisting in part of Fine Fancy and Staple Goods Of
every style and quality call the attention of the ladies
in particular and request them to call and examine the
goods selected them with great and they cao
be surpassed in Shreveport. Ny motto is small profits
and quick sales. Come one come all, aTd get bargs
as am determined not to be undersod. worls6s III
gentlemen in regard my clothing and furnisA goods
come and examine the goods for yoqrse Eesh be con
WINGED that they the best ever soug1t is place
july8 = H@MARkS.
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YIRGINIA TESTIMONY.

a n EssRs. B. A. FAHNEsrocK & Co. Gentlemen Me-.
4VQ James R. Radcliffe, resident of Henrcc county,
the city of Richmond Virginia, made the following
statement TO me.
negro boy, years old, very sick: presumed
the cause to be worms He became so much Frustrated
that despaired of all hopes of his recovery and the
last resort concluded to try B. A. Fahnestocks Yer
mifuge, and purchased of o. A Strecker, VIAL of
which gave him teaspoonfu morning and night for
three days in continuation In less than three hours af
ter had given him the first dose the child commenced
TO pass of all Sizes from six inches long
to the astonishing number of from four to five hundred
and the boy is perfectly well.
certify with pleasure, tqsthe above state
ment. ~ &c A. STRECKER
"a Purchasers should look well to the initiason the
wrapper, and see that they are buying A. Fahnestock
Vermifuge, and no other July l1-3m
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A. MARX.
GhrauunCrf
A. MARX.
Shreveport. 397 Dryades street, n. o.
SOMETHING WORTH READING!

SOMETHING WORTH READING!
ri oI beng used to pun up myself IN newspapers, l
ers that have opened a store in New Orleans which
will be great advantage to my store in Shreveport
As buy my goods in the manufactures and import a
great many from Europe, shall be able to SELL as
always have DONE
CHEAP FOR CASH!
Especially do recommend country merchants to price
my goods before purchasing elsewhere as | am able to
sell as low IN New Orleans and save them the time
and expense of going to The city
Thankful for past patronage, hope for continuance
Of the same from my friends and customers
Mr. FL Levy is my authorised agent to attend to all my
business A. MARX.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS!
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! by their united means ana long eA-
perence they prepared to exhibit to those who may
favor them with call large and well selected stock
in their line as ever offered in this place consisting OF the
most choice qualities of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
4 PATENT MEDICINES SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PHYSICIANS SADDLE-BAGs, PAINTS 0ILs, DYE-STUFFs,
Window Glass Physicians Glassware Landreth's and
Shakers Garden Seed Flower Seed and Bulbous Roots
Perfumery Fancy and Toilet articles of every descrip
ton Combs and Brushes, Musical Instruments, fine
Shot warranted to shoot WELL Powder Flasks, Shot
Pouches and Belts Gun Caps, Gun Wadding, Spices,
SOAPS Smoking Tobacco and Pipes Snuff, Vinegar
Starch Lanterns Lamps and fixtures, pure Wines, Bran
dies and Spirits for medical purposes
Also always on hand complete assortment of Medi-
cal, School and Miscellaneous Books, Novels and
Stationery of every description; Wall and Window Pa
per- Fire Screens Wrapping Paper &c. and will be con
stantv receiving from the first houses supplies the
trade may demand
Physicians Prescriptions filled and Medicines furnish
ed at all hours day or night. From clock P NJ to
o'clock, A. NJ, call at ROOM No. l, upstairs, the
store.
From the wen known standing of the proprietors and
their long connection with the trade it is deemed useless
to say that heyw MAINTAIN fer their house the charac
ter of dealing in the description of goods
well as fair dealings in every respect Prices
able as any house the south On these considerations
we ask the patronage of the public especially their
old friends and customers.
Attention is invited the following list of articles all
of which we keep hand in quantities to supply whole
IL ,r,1r +oilo ,,lnr viz
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VEHICLES all Of the highest finish and war
ranted ofthe very best material and workmanship which
will be sold at the lowest prices.
We continue to carry at the old Stand corner OF
Milan and Edwards streets, the
BLACKSMITH, WAGON MAKING AND
CARRIAGE BUSINESS
in all their branches and having hand $4,000 feet OF
seasoned timber embracing every description together
with the largest stock of iron and steel brought
this place able to do work the shortest notice
and in the best manner Our patrons may rest assured
that heretofore, will pay prompt personal attention
to the repairing of carriages bugges wagons and ali
other vehicles.
Our work in all cases viii be guaranteed
Mr. Robson will attend in person to the Horse Shoeng
department and enc the firm all times be found
in attendance at the Shop and Repository
ROBSON & KIMBLE. .
ShreyepOrt January 1S5S
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SHREVEPORT FOUNDRY

ANU MAUHINE SHOP.
fANHE undersigned having built large and commodi
GUS shop, is prepared to manufactureSteam Engines
Boilers and Machinery of all kinds for steamboats, sugar
plantations saw mills cotton presses draining machines
and railroads.
Gin gear horse power, fire fronts furnace mouths and
CRATE bars, brass work of every description metallic
packing for steam cylinders, gin metal rings
Blacksmith work ofevery description in the above line
VIII be done with dispatch viii keep on hand at all
times Crate Bars Flanges, Boilers GaugeCocks Ploughs
Shoyes, Plough Scooters, and Segments | shall gen
orally keep on hand second hand Boilers and Engines
would also call the attention of all sawml to nv
improved and attached Head Blocks.
Cash paid for old cast iron, brass and copper
Shreveport. Aur. 3. 1859. THOS w ZONES
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At any Quiet MISUNDERSTANDING
Wagons of all sizes and patterns for horses or oxen
Cane Carts and Wagons Of the latest improvement;
Carts and Drays, for city and plantation use Tim Der
and OK Wheels; Spring Produce and BaggageWagons,
Wheelbaows Trucks, etc. in short all the different art-
Giles in the line, in extensive varieties
Purchasers will find it to their interest to call andex-
anime before purchasing elsewhere
DAVID G. WILSON,
Nos 68, 70 and 70 Carondelet street, New Orleans.
n. Borders received and executed with despatch.
Planters ordering any of the above articles will please
direct their Merchants to D. G. Wilson's Repository.
anril 81 $3.50
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NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS.
~ H. MORRIS has just received lot of new pubca
4 tons, among which the following:
Horseshoe Robinson, by Kennedy;
Bob of the Bowl,
Swallow Barn,
Wyoming, .. George Peck.
Harry Lee, or, Hope for the Poor
Love Me Little Love Me Long; by Reade.
The Rivals, or Times of Burr and Hamilton.
Self Help; by S. Smiles.
The Fate of Sir John Franklin.
Title Hunting
Adam Bede; BY George Eliot.
The Slave Holder Abroad
AIichelet's Love, TL'Amour.
Benlah; by A. J. Evans.
Allibone's Dictionary of Authors;
And great variety of all kinds of literature march14
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DALLEY's MAGICAIpAr.4n ouSAED

OAAAAL = InAGICAL pATx -, NaAD
AZ "a universally supplanted III -, ACTOR
aala uneahng applications in ba,S V .4eF On,
1a,t ! ] wherever rodane Eastern
tflhsc merit u the true secret Of III ouueed abd
neous affections whetherthe ea1,aa success n Il, w.
are instantly relieved of1 fbofs '@
fammation, by timely an : nlicatael gush pain
healer, andthe flesh is re- : nerra o.
blemish or scarremaining = as Il by ADJ le,
cbi,ara Ia ! = f flaiis. OF THE NURspp,
res, especially from fluid 9 and iron ron eztea.,
therefore every mother sbopI4 PheneeypGs.; NIB
preparation constantly at hama nave this ~ O9s
and quickly removes the = 7 - lealsSoRpRs. alg
prevalent in the nursery. OF RNogoa'.'sR
TO TRAVELLERS BY ESEA Avn 20
The machinist, the tlav- : eler orI LAND
vidual whose lot in life : throw, aNu every otbs,
chance of accident from = evnlos; nm Witba Atj
should bear in mind that : this Wa,, IRE Or cor lie
best and only friend Its : both 50 Exractor /; g9
and should ever be his = cop1r PG;I'auie snee,s ls
need. There are thousands = of livinl,oI as fsg
to its marvellous virtue who o I'hesses 10 t9
and muscles TO its saving efjicac llelr sOuDlia
The following are few ) of tbslo.r 4
which DALLEYFS MAGL <CAI. P5gIIIgHlng disease
IS Il PREVENTIVE as4 well as C T7fI 654TRACToSg
Burns, ;oORE: VA
Bruises, PMS 1ls generally
Boils pI'P'es,
Broken Breast, pr,
Bites of Reptiles, Rbom
Cancer PoLsia'iSn,
Chapped Hands, S S5Ffs 9 q aIlhpd,
Chilblains, SeroG'I, ouads,
Cramp, Scnryg
Chafes, Scaii!l
Diseases of the Skin, Senrf
FF i9ta1e sscald Head
Frost Bites, Small JN5
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THOMAS H. MORRIS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye-Stuhs, Window
GLASS, STATIONERY, &c, &c,

Texas Street, Shreveport, La.
MosT RESPECTFULLY call the atten-
ton Of the public to his extensive
stock, all Of which he buys of first
hands at the lowestcash price, and
offer them on as reasonable terms
as can be purchased in the south
ern market. His stock is COM
plete for the winter trade.
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TO THE LADIES,
McLEAN'S STRENGTHENiiNTiv GrTPIE

MCLEAN'S STRENGTHENtfSsTINC IPIENI ". %
Is sovereign and speedy cure for iSTrl
SUMPTION. WHITES obstructed Oh ne
ton incontinence ofurine or involuntary ana
offaling of the womb gddinesS "a AByg
incident to females THERE IS No INTO 5;1a to decol
IT Suffer no longer Take it accoLr,t9 Won and eau
1t viii stimulate strengthen and lnysSs aga
the bloom of health to mount your ED TO GIVE ."
EVERY BOTTLE Is WARRA4 , i5EEE .rf
jISFACTI0N. FOR CHILDhisIEa IffHicted nc4 1.,y
If your children are sickly Puny OF md robust p'
Cordial will make them healthy, ias a aoonvaced
mot moment, try it. and You VII ~ 9s T{KB NAY
~ ~, IT IS DELICIOUS TO I 5loIers who M
C4ur1ox-Beware of Druggists or aoyr%ssparia t .
try to palm upon you some bitter or IS lust as @
which they can buy cheap, BY sayn ss.rengben1g ~
dial and take nothing else II is the o ~ the sane g
win purify the blood thoroughly anu taken
strengthen the system One tabesP If cholera n
morning fasting, is certain sn disease
and fever. yellow fever or any y ner bottle
nut up in large bottles Price ONLY : sdIe proprs"
bottles for s.. J H. hgLL Iaan;c oil Linen Directs
this Cordial Also NcLeans Volcano Tr5 md Pine
Prineipai depot on The corner Of ThiIu ns
st Louis. No. For sale in New oIleaGdo1 III ChaI,y
retail by ] WRIGHT Co, No. = anu 49, febs''!
Sold IN Shreveport by sill Druggists
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO PURCHASER
4 LARGE STOCK OF
DIR Y GOODS!

81 n u a ~ WA ~
AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
TUsT received per steamers B. L. Hodge, Era No
81 and Doubloon, large and extensive assortment
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, which recently pur
chased in New Orleans, at auction at extremely low
prices, thereby enabling to offer to my friends and
customers goods at much lower prices than they
have ever been sold i'll this market before. The atten
ton Of purchasers is solicited to the following list
prices, which defy all competition:
10 cases red oak tanned Russets at 81 25 b pair.
Boys 80
e.. black Brogans, l 90 -.
Bows Boogans 80 . .
A large assortment of fine Ladies Shoes, with and
without heels at New Orleans prices.
staple Dry Goods
100 pieces Hickory Stripes, at 10 Cents q yard
100 =. Lowels, 12l4
so . Cottonade .. % T.. o.. T..
10 :. Red Flannel, g
50 pairs Fine Blankets, .. 81 90 y pair.
Fancy Dry Goods
% dozens Hoop Skirts, at 81 90 a piece
Il lot Of Fancy pl59ss Silks, Is Gents D yard.
ps. Italian Silks 4-lwidosI $715
10 good Irish Linen, at Is
A lot offne cashmere shawIs from SC % to $l2 90
lot Of Table Damask, at so Cents u yard
a lot offast coors Print, 10 !.
Ao ct Ct Ct F Re99 f9 dsso Hose Yard
A lot Of Cassmeres for Pants 81 1919
pieces black Broadcloth, at 90
dozens Umbrellas, IS
4 lot Of good Carpet 373
- pieces Bingham, 12lz
4 fine lot Of English Skirting IS
lot of Misses Indiarubber s2t5 pair
0vershoes, we - pan
a lot of silk y Umbrellas, 90
lot of Table 0ilt-cloth at so, G21IQg75cts. y yard
\ lot of white and colored Marseies, 80 =. :. q.
A lot of fine Brilantines 1919 .. o..
4 lot of silk Hose, IS =. =.
50 dozens Madrass Handkerchief 81 % e. doz
A fine and large assortment of so o,ob
Marseiles Bosoms, styles, N'
4 lot of Collars and Sleeves, 90 q sett
A lot of fancy Delanes, at 20 yard.
A lot of Popfins. %
A lot of dotted Flannel, 80 .. o.
A large assortment ofembroidered Collars 40 cents.
A large . Collars, with beads so .
large . Sets, at 50 90 q sett.
800 pieces of all kinds of fancy Trimmings
100 fine travelling Trunks, suitable for ladies and
gentlemen
And great many articles too numerous to mention,
all of which will be sold at extremely low prices.
A. MARX, Texas Street
eLr,,-o,or+ Iap,,ory Ia 1880
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VNINER'S
GAN AIAN
vERHl UCE
a C IT, AIN
REMEDY toIj.f WORMS.

~ Physicians generally now use WiDer's r,s.,,,
Vernifuge. This medicine is simple Tsaa
ration, and can always be administered u;,5 'p'
safety and confidence as to the result and vii se
destroy Worms, and restore the patient 10 baabb
Over one thousand certificates have been seSt
from planters merchants and physicians bss,r WIN
mony to the efficacy Of this nfalible remedy W2.s Nh
in all cases. 'u'A
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having frequently adnin;,,,.
Winers Canadian Vermifuge, and being fuIT sa,s
with its efficacy, confidently recommend Ii "a nv
efficient remedy for the expulsion Of Worms An VI
intestinal canal G. O. REILLY ~ "
Licentiate Of the r. G. of surgeons
G. W. DICKINs4
Member of the r. c. Of surgeons n .r3
20 Physicians Scientists and Drugq
TESTIMONY OF new ORLEANS DOCTORS An
We, the undersigned, Druggists Of Il s.
Orleans, have sold in our trade WineFisCa
fuge for over ten years past; and sineeit
into this section of the country, it has gh
faction to our customers, that we feeliaa
it is one of the best remedies for Worms
knowledge of HUI. Kennedy,
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GAS FIXTURES.
TIME subscribers offer at all times, complete assor-
ment Of Chandeliers, (from3 to u lights Brack-
cts, Pendants, Portable Lights, and all other arti
Giles of GAS FIXTURES at very low prices.
BY giving the height Of ceiling size of room, and APP
proximate price, parties may be supplied well by
letter. as if present.
Information regarding styles and prices will be sent
Nv mail when desired. HENDERSON & GAINES,
aug10tf No. 100 Canal Street, New Orleans.
n q MULES AND HORSES will be sold I'd those who
20 wish TO purchase, at great bargains, by
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Do CASKSsuperiorH Hams Shoulders and clear Sides
AO Just received and for sale by
sep50 HOWELL & BUCEEER
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SHREVEPORT BLIND & SASH IA 57TTORY

Texas street nearly opposite the Academy.
VILE undersigned having erected suitable buildings
Il and purchased the requisite machinery for blind
generally that they are now prepared to manufacture
every description of Door, Blind and Sash w ork .
IN superior manner and on reasonable terms
They have also in operation G1G-SAw for ornament
work and can furnish Moudings of various patterns
from y to inches in size
full assortment of Doors Blinds and Sash kept CON
They solicit share of patronage feeling confident If
giving general satisfaction
feb22 LAX q soy
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WTE have in store and will sell at the lowest rates:
wv 25 cases kerseys and linseys;
5 bales blankets;
1909 feet India raber gin bands, all sizes;
80 tons segmer IS, points, and gudgeons;
Wedding hoes shovel spades wheelbarrows, road scra
pers. chains, G. HOWELL & BUCKNER.
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!
In addition to the above are receiving by every
BOAT direct from the manufacturers great variety Of
goods manufactured expressly for this market and one
Of our young men is now in the east buslv engaged in
selecting and having goods manufactured for this mar
ket and willm flew days be in receptofsom ofthem
and those in want goods of every description and kind
we solicit from them a call WALTERS g. ELDER
Shreveport, Feb. - 1860.
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UST received per steamer Osceola 200 wards
~ Attakapas Cottonade red and blue finest article
W. F. MEEK.
~ Now is thoHme to have them made Tfebi
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% No Variation From High Water Prices.
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FRESH SPRING II1i3 AND AND SUMMER GOODS!

~ ALL THE NEW FASHIONS
ssSg The undersigned have just received per Na-1A
vi tional, B. L. Hodge, R. W. Powell Lecomte ~
and judah Iouro, and are opening very large and
carefully selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
winch they offer to their old patrons and the public in
general at the Lowest Prices and on terms to cor
respond Among the numerous articles viii be found
splendid assortment of fashionable Spring Silks Grena
dimes and Barages; Robes Volantes Organizes Lawns;
TISSUES, ETC. fine stock of White Goods including
embroidered and plain and plaid Nansooks linens cam.
oflcs; glnghams caGcoes of every description etc.
large variety of the latest and most fashionable
STYLES OF Ladies Partisan Bonnets Straw Leghorn and
CHIP BonnetS and Hats for Ladies and misses; riding hats
and caps; Embroderies, Millinery Trimmings Hosiery
G0ves Parasofs Umbreas;artices for the toilet ladies'
misses men and boys shoes, slippers CATERS brogans
and boots of every quality and SIZE mems and boys hats
and caps; gentemens and boys clothing Ladies' silk
and lace manteets, hoop skirts patent skirts corsets;
domestic plantation goods saddlery hardware glass
ware, queensware, drugs medicines and variety of ar
uces too numerous to mention.
Thankful for past patronage respectfully solicit
continuance of the favors of our friends
Liberal inducements made to cash purchasers
J. DRAIF0USE & BRO
Spring Ridge, Louisiana, March 81 1860
FINE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GUNS.
A LARGE assortment OF superior Guns, of English
and American make, received direct from the most
celebrated manufacturers, and for sale by
aug4 THOMAS II. MORRIS, Druggist
ATTAKAPAS COTTONADE.
uST received per steamer Osceola 200 yards genuine
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-11-09

! ment Of some six men, and of Secretary, with L
| lecturer, whose services shall be procured for a
sum not exceeding 81, 500. TIE estimate was not
! over Si,200-eaIl it 1900 He had male a
mathematical calculation. There are in the State
J,e0u,OtD acres Of land Now distributing this
into parcels Of $50 acres each, the proporiionate
tax on each parcel tor the maintenance was less than
Jour cents; less than man would pay for a drink
/ OF brandy, or Tor Whih at Havana cigar. Such,
then, is the tax bug-a-boo that killed this BILL
Why IS -four imported in this State Why is
corn imported Look at the condition Of cur
farms many Cf them will not pay the cost Of cul-
tivation Are the farms poor, or is there no appli-
cation Of science to insure large crops The land
is worn out. The skinning process Lad beer r--,-
tced where the science Of farming was not ku1sgn.
The results were obvious twenty years ago. In a
spccifc ease named, the principles of genuine A.
rcultural science were applied and the skinned
run-out farm made productive.
He referred to his owl experience 10 illustrate
the advantages that would accrue from the passage
Of the bill. Once he had been engaged in raising
stock but determined TO engage in sheep raising.
He purchased a fOCk with much pains in selection
Of iuo animals. Another farmer il lis quaiut-
ancc purchased at iAe .4ll9 time, but conceded
that his own lock was tAe better Of he two. He
fcl them wi,a caTo Co.. gt4.2, bat they did rot 90
well bc expected, did not turn cut as wc,i as
those Of lis uei-duor. On inquiry he found that
bis own had a.el I-d Ii ,her than the others. lie
could not ..c the FRO Dlem, I'LL he visited the
stables of Tie other. and founi radical difference
iu tie racks .l lis .e iuIintAHce, from which the
snetp .-d aal lie assured his friend that lie
should not t.taH to DO anything with sheep with
out TIA. eoatIiy5rcc. Nv, il lie were u raise
sheep Le -.u,,.i g. 20 experienced and SkIltUl
friend and iyi "a ll- whole method. To make TINS
Interchange IS u-e.ul knowledge was the aim Of |
tine contemplated Darclu. 1t viii be constantly |
sending irs ct,usrz an over the State I.e beliey
q ts.U there General feeling among the /
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TIE WEATHER.-RIPE FIELD STRAWBERRIES
in November, This weather is certainly re-
markable 1t is mild and balmY as August,
a New England Indian Summer in its most
perfect development. We should like to
show to anybody who don't Jeferc that we
are having fine weather, the rare sight ex-
bib.ted to Us Friday, in box Of strawberry
plants, picked by Mr. p Lander in the open
fields north OF our village,a "A little TO the south
west Of the French Catholic Church. On
these rIants.w strawberry blossoms, green
berries, and plump riPe fruit as nice as can
be found anywhere in the proper season Of
Strawberries Mr. Lander mas transplauted
a quantity Of the vines, and proposes to try
the experiment Of raising wild strawberies--
in the house in winter time.