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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28
Spetlal slotltes.

BLOOD Food, Riood FOod.-We have varied feel
lngS i'll reading the advertisement of Dr. BRONsuN's
BLOOD FOOD, in another column. but VIC think gratif
cation predominates; for, though regret
ebrated man coming forward even In appearance nm
der the same flag quacksthat is by resorting adj
Nertsng,yet take satisfaction also in knowing that
There Is now reliable preparation before the people for
mat most melancholy and fatal disease-COnsumpton
ana other organic complaints.
Dr. bronson is lecturer in Medical Colleges, and
ms success In his speciality has been wonderful that he
mas consented at variance with the preutices of every
regular practitioner, to make il known he is doing
TOT inc beneht of suffering humanity.
ne nas secured for Agents, however. firm whose
pvctupN separates entirely his preparations all
uhgc ol quaekery, Messrs. CHURCH a. DUPONT are his
1u lasers as they are also for that Invaluable
VI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dr. EAr0N's lSFANTILE CORDIAL. II
3vncS Goad Know the great taken in putting up
tns ided of which they can form by the
.Ipparia9 Oh Il with any other article OF the Kind
10y "9nu preerit To anything that has vet been offered
them, for our own part, It We had Il child suffering we
Mouu NOT hesitate to administer this preparation know
nB tHh such careful druggists would not engage i'm n
Gazette w N'N'""i'- V"eOee
5sB- See advertisement. For sale by GEO. II spttRp
80 $50 ~ u@WIm je7
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ASHES steady.
COTTON tlnl and unsettled; log for mddlng uplands
FiOUR-liecelpts l046DDs; sales $4,000 Dbls state
and western Sc better with rather doing port
aud home consumption closing quiet superine state,
$40 0 545; round hoop Ohio $3.50 q SIS; super
nne western S545 az $500; common to good $3.50
Southern sales 10000 bbLs; mixed good $3.50 a. $500
fancy extra 5000 @1 S75; Canada active; sales
3l00 bbs extra at $3.50 "a $3.50.
GRAIN. Wheat sales $4,000 bush; Chicago spring
Sl20; Milwaukee CLUB Sl,3z % l,3: winter red WESTERN
choice 9l,45 white $3.50 white Canada 81, "A for in
feror; damaged limited Corn quiet aud heavy: sales
$4,000 bush mixed western u q Csc; yellow western
7lfc Oats more active; southern and Jersey 81 % 4Oc
northern and western 40 "a Ale.
PRONlSlONS-Beef quiet and unchanged i sales $50
bbls, Pork quiet and steady ales 500 bbs; S7,o7
prime $3.50 Cut meats irmer; sales $50 pkgs. Bacon
nominal. Lard firm; sales 300 bbs at ls a I2tc. But
ter unchanged Whskey more aetvcl; safes 1000 bbls
2l4 az Z3c Rice quiet; sales POO ties at a 43c. Su
CARS in r request and steady; sales l5U0 hhds Porto
Rico, u 7ic; Muscoyado, q a 7lc: Melado 80 hhds
on private terms. Coffee firm but quiet; 100 bags
Jamaica at l3fc 10 bags st Domingo l24c. MOlasses
unchanged 2O bos New Orleans at 47c; IS his Barba
does, at IS a 36c; 100 hhds AuscOvadO at 2Sc.
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Sad Accident.

New BtDFoRD, June 27.-Calvin Staples,
highly esteemed citizen, and another man
were instantly killed this afternoon by the
falling Of derrick. Several others were III
jured
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coMMoNMEALrn or Massachusetts.

Worcester, SIS court Of LqSOireBcg-ln the Case of
DANIEL kEMPfON, of Blackstone, in san. County,
lns0lvCnt Debtor.
On the foregoing Petition ordered that the petitioner
give notice to all persons interested in the estate the
said Daniel kcmptun nsOlvent debtor, by causing be
published copy of the said petition and OF this order
thereon twice inside in the newspaper called the WOr
cester Daily Spy, printed at Worcester the last publica
ton 10 be three DAYS at least before the time for the hear
ing thereon hereinafter mentioned that they may appear
the Court of Insolvency, to be held Worcester with
in and for said County of Worcester the tenth dav
July O'Clock in the forenoon then and there
to show cause if any they have, why the prayer said
petition should not be granted.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, at Worcester the
twcntysiXth day ofJune, in the year Of Lord
thousand eli hit hundred and sixty.
Attest: CIIAS. l.. STEVENS, Asst Register.
iep7
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All of Dr. IIul

All of Dr. Humphrey ~ co.'s Specific Homo
ophthic Remedies put up expressly tor amily use With
book OF full directions sold in Worcester by DAVID
sCoII 25l Main street, and Druggists and Stores gem
srallY. d&wly IL
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MINERAL SPRINGS. COLD BROOK,

ANA WORCESTER COUNTY, MASS.-For period of
many years there has existed in this place spring of
water to which the inhabitants of the vicinity have
sorted for the efficacy its waters in relieving various
diseases Of the skin, Salt Rheum, ETyspeaS Eruptius
from poison Nc Debility from long protracted Diseases
Rheumatic Affections Scroua, aud Nervous Diseases.
This spring of water has recently passed into the pusses
sion of the oprctor who has discovered several other
springs of similar character in the vicinity which
have been examined their water analyzed with a view
to their medicinal qualities and with the purport
placing them i'll cund ion to satisfy the demands
public, The analysis Of these waters made by the
state Assayer Dr. Chas jackson, present the follow
ing results
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU

~ SETTS.-Worcester SCOUT Of nsolvencv.-In
the Of DANIEL KEMi'rON, OF Blackstone, in said
County, an lnsolyent Debtor
To the Honorable the Judge of the Court of Insolvency
in and for said County Of Worcester
The subscriber respectfully represents that he is cred
tor of said nsUvent debtor and that lie has proved his
claim in said against the estate OF said debtor and
that he believes il will be for the benefit of all concerned
that the proceedings in the of said debtor be stayed
wherefore lie prays that order may be passed vaCatng
ali the proceedings in said
Dated this twcntvsiNth day Of June in the wear eli
teen hundred and sixty. WILLARD WILSON.
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Truth No. S.--rhat | snail keep the best assort-
men Of Ouse keeping Goods TO be found in this or any
other city, and shall not be undersOd by any and cverv
body is expected to call and examine my croekery aid
glass ware. Examine both price aud quality, whether
they buy not, and what great variety OF goods
sell to suit everybody.
N b. Cash paid for old carpets, beds, &C.
ORSON n. HEATH,
Proprietor Of the oeiiral Exchange, BAY State House
Block, 10 Exchange Street my29 dit
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No Signs of the Great Eastern.
SANDY Hook, June Pill p. M.-No signs
of the Great Eastern.
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Uotlces
IVREASURERs OFFICE PnovrDENc1

ii
= and Worcester Railroad Company Providence, r.
l. June rs, 1850.
Proposals will be received by the Providence d Worces-
ter Railroad Company until the 18th day of July 1860
at l. O'Clock, for loan of two hundred thousand dol
lar 20a0G0 which will be issued transferable bonds
of said Company OF $1,000 each bearing interest at the
six per cent. anuum, payable semi annually
and the PRINCIPAL payable rs follows:
s 900 ON the 4th February, 1851.
Is 000 on the 4th August, 1861.
% 000 the 4th February lo62.
- 900 on the 4th August. 1862.
250JO on the 4th February, 1863.
. 900 the fth August 1868
$4,000 an the 4th February 1864.
25 100 the ith August 1864.
Said will be secured by trust mortgage ON said
road and its appurtenances, aud will constitute the
tire Indebtedness OF said Company.
Proposals may be for ALL portion Of said Bonds
ami should BE- sealed up endorsed, loan to The Trov-
dencC and Worcester Railroad Company and directed
to the Treasurer OF the Providence ana Worcester Rail-
road COMPANY.
The money for said Bonds will be required to be paid
to the Treasurer the 4th dav of August, 1860.
The right is reserved of rejecting all OF any portion Of
said bids. By order:
ie27 dtJvl6 JOHN L. BALCH. Treasurer
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Mrs, WinHlOtv, an experienced nurse aud io,,,,lo
physician has q soothing syrup for children teefhn,
which greatly hctates the process OF teethnp Nv a
tenng the gums, reducing nil nliy i
pain aud is sure 20 regulate the bowels Dcpend INN
IL, mothers, IL Will give rest to yourselves and
health to your umuts, Perfectly safe in ali eases Sne
advertisement IN another column. dNwIy a,S
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, r o 6 R A NJ NJ E
AGRICULTURAL TR0TTING PARK.

uly 18th, 1850.
Item MILE TRGT, to commence at half past three
O'Clock precisely.
A. A DALTON, names chg BROKER
G. II. WEssoN, names Unknown.
2S25 PREMIUM, for all horses that purse,
match to premium, Entrance free.
The following entries arc already made:
y. JONES e m TROUBLESOME.
g. n. TouRTELLoTTE'sg SIMON.
OWNERS brg Son OF MALTA.
OWNERS CHI
$3.50 PREMIUM - Open to all trotng horses En-
trance
c. b. PRArrs brig INDIA RrRBER
L. Is. SHAw's STRANGER.
G. A. TOURfELLoTTE's TON IIYEK
Any number of horses may enter for the $50 and s25
premiums.
Creased Pole
will be erected with twenty quarters dollars in SILK
Purse hanging at its top. Anybody that climb the
POLE may take the money.
sufficient Police is engaged for the occasion.
The celebrated NATIONAL BAND, on Arbuckle,
LEADER, will furnish Music.
lg Ice Water furnished for the Million
Persons particularly requested not to trespass on
private grounds i'll going to and returning the ros
Entries to close at the of the Lincoln House. ats
O'Clock p m, July 3.
EXTRA TRAINS will leave Worcester after the Trots
are finished.
Admission 25c. dtJv4 ia9e
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yletu advertisements.

SITUATION WANTED-By a capable
~ girl to do general housework for private family
Apply at No. IS Mechanic street. d3t* ie2S
WANTED--50 girls to make Shaker
w Hoods. Good pay and constant employment Will
be given. Apply to ELLIOTT g. ROBINSON.
les d6t* Barre, Mass.
A GENTS WANTED-To sell Lincoln
"A and IIamlln Stationery Packets. Call at 215 Main
street, Worcester. WAl. ALLEN.
ie2S dr
A GENTS WANTED-To sell Lincoln
N and Hamlin Stationery Packets Can at 215 Main
street, Worcester WIN. ALLEN.
ie2S diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-28

II o U II I H F j U L Y
Good Photographs of Lincoln and Hamln, for only
cents each; discount to the trade for large numbers.
WILLIAMS is prepared to make five hundred daily,
with the Patent Multiplying Camera, at ID Main Street
ielg d3m
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-09-05
PRESBYTERIAN,
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PREsnyrERlAN.

'STEKoGRAPHY ACQUIRED IN FIFTEEN
MiSUTgs.-Any person dcsirous Of learning
short hand in IN Incredibly shor, space of
time, can do so by procuring CARRy's Stem
ogrHphic Chart His sl stem il an abbrc-
Walton OF less than one eighth of common
writing, and is practlced by more reporters
ihan any other system now in use. After
acquiring ii, all that is necessary 20 report
speech or sermon is practice Price Of
Chart, with full instructions, one dollar r.
ten copies for five dollars. Perfect sa,isfac-
ton guaranteed or money refunded. Jas.
l.. Quin"n, agent, Monticello, Sullivan coun-
y, New York.
"Any newspaper giving the above with
this paragraph one insertion, will be enti-
tied to copy"
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the other, the termipi of a one horse rail-

the other, the termipi of one horse rail-
road.
In the annexed notice, however, which
we find in the South Carolintan, neither
Bishopvll!e nor Lancaster is EMBRACED
"Notice is hereby given that application will
be made to the next Legislature of South
Carolina for n charley TO construct Rail-
road from some point on the North Eastern
Railroad. via Sum,ervlle and Camden, to
some point on the Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad, near Rldgeway.'
These several manifestations, in the abb
sense of any other light, should be regarded
by US simply as endeavors to distract the
counsels of the friends of the true Central.
Doubtless our friends of Bishopvile aud OF
Sumter, in their silence, SO look upon them.
In any event, whatever. may be the ullu-
ences at work, and whatever may be the
fate Of the Central" Lanca ster, if true to
herself, can and 'oiH hare road. We will
have more to say upon this subject as oc.
casion may demand,
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locals.
Rev. Lewis p. Rollings,

This reverend gentleman, whose reply TO
"Peace" appeared in our last issue, and who
has received the courtesy duo to all gentle
men, from the Editor, has been pleased to
say that his opinions and sentiments were
misrepreseuted, his language misconstrued
and he caused ito say what he never said
or intended to say"
This accusation we propoupc to be false;
the manuscript of Mr. Rollings is now
upon file, and if the authors opinions have
been misrepresentcd through the columns
Of the Ledger, it is from his own pen. At
the time your ARTICLE was received the Editor
was too unwell to take charge Of the aft airs
of the Office, your reply to peace" was
left under our own care, to publish or ex-
clude as we saw fit, and through courtesy.
not for its worth or interest, we gave it
place in our columns.
The fact of your being "minister of the
Gospel" ~ may have bad something to do
with the civiily which you have received
from this office ; but sir, your late letter of
complaint is Couched in terms so character
istic of the blackguard, that we hencefor,h
regard you in the light by which you have
yourself disclosed TO US your true charac-
ter; and we wash our hands of YOU and
your filthy articles, and VOW that we will
never again bc found in such company.
LOCAL.
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Conspiring against Lincoln.

Several of our prominent public men
have expressed the conviction that Lincoln
will be the next President of the United
States and have given their reasons there
Tor al length. Senator Hammond has ex-
pressed contrary belief, and the reported
efforts now being made to reunite the Dem.
ocratic party and join with it all other OPP
ponents of Lincoln, with the view 10 secure
the election Of Breckinridge seems to favor
his Judgment. How far this rumored alli-
ance may be true, Iemains yet to be seen.
Were the South 10 take the unflinching po-
stion Of n disruption Of the Union in the
event of Lircoln's election, it would tend
greatly towards the consumation of sue h
an alliance, and the Union would be preser-
we'd four years longer. The Chicago Denn-
ocrat says that Judge Douglas has seeded
from his hostility 10 Mr.. Brcckinridgc, aud
that he is now anxious that his friends
should unite with any and I'll national men
for the defeat Of Lincoln
The latest that we have seen upon this
matter is contained in special dispatch to
tho Charleston Courier, dated Washington.
August 81. The dispatch reads rs follows ::
An important and rather unexpected po
litical novemcEt is about TO be cousumma.
ted In New York. The Breckenridge ann
Lane leaders have ut last agreed TO co.ope.
rate with the Douglas and Bell parties, to
secure the defeat Of the Black Republicans.
The arrangements for TIE Union will be
completed on "Wednesday next You can
rely on this aa certain. lnus the last nail
is driven into the political coffin OF Abraham
Lincoln.
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CONVENTION PRocsEDISGs.-We are in.
debted to the publishers for a copy of The
proceedings of the State Democratic Con
vention, held at Columbia in May last. 1t
is in pamphlet form, very neatly printed at
tho Office of the Southern Guardicn, where
it is now ready for delivery to those enti-
tied. Each member of the Convention ia
entitled to two copies. They will be mail
ed to those entitled who will forward their
address in full to the Southern Guardian
and two postage stamps 6 cents) to prepay
postage.
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in lecture ON Meteorics advances the
idea aud theory Of their lunar origin--not
being familiar with the productions and
stories of that region, shall not dispute
the assertion. IL was found iD Mexico and
those who discovered 1t, used i. for ap anvil.
In the Institute may also be. seen all kinds
and species of Reptiles and creeping things
Birds, Bears, Elephants, Tigers and "such
like" and also the productions and manu-
factpred articles from almost every inhabit-
able part of the world.
LONG GRABS.
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IjURpER WLLIAMsprxG DIsrpIc,

MURDER IN WILLIAMSBURG DIsrRIcT.
The Chief Of Police, Captain Bass, on
Monday, received letter, signed by J.
w. Brasiug'on, Magistrate of Williams
burg Distrlc', giving information of The
murder of u man named Simon Gpngle.
ton, resident Of that district. An IN
quest was held oyer the body, at the res
idcnce "f deceased, ty the qboYp Magis
uate. The jury rendered a verdict that
the said Simon Cougle,on'was teloniously
killed by one Harry Franks The mur.
deT-r made his escape, but was seen GO
ing on fgp, along the Northeastern Rail
R'ad IN the direction Of gnarleston.--
Franks is sqBRqsed to be about twenty
FIVE years ot age, rsther below the nedi'
un sizc, light compleE,on, light hair, thin
vissase, aud waks ,ittle lame, las AN
imprdment IN liis speech, aud an un.
gainly appearances. He had on when he
left white hat, short black coat. and
pants OF nearly brown color. The Mug.
lsuato requests the assistance oi the pu
lice IN making every possible effort for
the arrest of tho murderer The mur.
dered man was native of Nnr,h Caro-
hna.- GharlssioB Cogricr.
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LONG GRABS.
For the Lancaster Ledger,
A WOUNDED HEART.

Cease fosd beart, cease thy repineing,
flushed be every anxious care;
Hide from mortal gaze thy yearning,
None, thine agony, may share.
Though thy bleeding fibres culver,
Torn from what was once so dear
Clasp;ng still to something earthly
Thy rest, oh, heart, cannot be here,
Be not like the vine when riven
From the tall and stately oak,
Groveling on the earth, aud c!asping
Filthy weeds, for vain support,
All sad heart, ] know thou sravest
Something still on which to cling,
The Cross, with joy, now disearn it,
Is the only lasting thing.
Let thy thoughts henceforth be upward,
Thy enly treasure be above,
Oh, how aee,ing, oh, how transient,
Is the blis-, of earthly love.
May 30th 1860. a. II.
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Later from Ruatan.

NEw ORLsASs, August 3I.-The spir-
!: of adventure and flhbusterism 500
the increase and likely to continue So
long as there is any prospect Of spccess,
or untu The Government interferes. "a
vessel lett this port this afternoon, win
hfty hllibusters, destined for Rustan,
where they are 10 aid Gen. Walker in
carrying out bis projected REVOLUTION.
We have received intelligence from
Ruatsn 10 the 18th instant. Gen. Wal
ker Is engaged 10 fortifying the town and
forts Of Truxillo.
GuARDIoLA and his faction were expec.
ted TO make an attack on TruxiIlo on the
night OF the 18th instsnt A large nun
Der Of the inhabitants were leaving the
town ia consequences.
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REMARRABLE.-The Cincinnati Dsily
Press chronicles the remarkable case Of a
lady Of that CITY, over ihy years OF
age, giving birth to pair Of boy twins
both. Of whom are large, healthy, rosy,
plump, and pretty as babies ever get to
be. They are her first boro. This lady
was married in 1925, aud since that time
she has enjoyed uninterrupted domestic
peace, happiness and good health. This
gray haired mother is getting along as
well as could be expected aud seems to
enjoy her new relationship as well as any
mother possibly conld.
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Governor John Le,cher, of Virginia, (ac-
cording to II dispatch in the Charleston
Courier,) has declared his preference for
Stephen a Douglas, of Illinois, for the first
office in the gift of the people. There has
been 80 much misrepresentation in regard
to his position that the Governor has de.
termined to be explicit. lie regards Mr.
Douglas as the regular nominee Of the Ma
tionaI Democracy, and supports HIM accor-
dingly.
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INCREASE OF IRISH IMMIGRArIoS.-An

INCREASE OF IRISH IMMIGRArIoN.-An
immense increase has lately taken place
in the immigration 10 this country from
Ireland. II appears, by the report OF the
Commissioners, that during the last week
there arrived, at the port Of New York,
by the Galway and other lines, SPIT
Irish emigran,s. Should this continue,
it is believed we shall have as large ac'
cessions TO our population from this
source as during the Irish famine Of l847
-'48. At is said that the letters Of DR..
ChaIl, the eminent Irish clergyman, who
is now visiting the United States. have
exerled considerable influ snce in increas
ing the Irish emigration to this country.
Whilst the Northern and Western States
derive the greatest benefits from foreign
immigration, II is some consolation 10
know that the Irish immigrants are uui.
versally sound on the slavery question,
and are never found srrayed under the
banners Of section or ianaticism. Rich.
mond Dispatch.
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The PESINsy1AR GAzErTE.-,Thia is the
title OF a new paper lately established at
Nlicanopy Florida, the first number of which
has reached Us. IT'S good paper and de-
serves liberal support. The editorial de.
partment is ably filled by Jas. d. Bean and
J. J. Mcdaniel.
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HAPPr DAY.--ln this prolific age it ia
not unusual TO bear Of The birth of twins:
occasionally we hear Of triplets; but the
safe advent Of genuine living qpartette
Is an event sc. rare as 10 be worthy of an
encouragement by the press. THIS honor
bsloogs to. worthy dame. the wife Of
Mr.. Saunders, the resident Of an adioin-
ing neighborhood, who no, long since
presented her "lelge lord" with iour lv.
lpg, well developed little babes. How
tie favored parent received this gift Of
Providence have not heard, but I rath.
or opine that he, not being troubled with
suPerabundance Of the "world's vain
store" would prefer to have such presen.
tation "like angels visits, few aud lar be.
tween" All honor to the worthy moth
or and her hopeful little household a-
Petersburg Express.
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TaE FLORIDA CRors.-The Micanopy
(FIa) Gazette Of the Gath inst, says:

THE FLORIDA CRoPs.-The Micanopy
(fla) Gazette Of the 24th inst, says:
We have conyersed with several prom.
inent planters in this vicinity who report
from extensive observations, that our
Long Staple" crop is now in fair way
to make an abundant yield. The bot
tom crop" is very good---weII developed
boIs, and very fine staple. The lower
part Of the "middle crop" s equally a.
good, but the drought has prevented the
full development OF the upper parts of
the plant, the fruit being small and stin
ted. The unusual warmth aud drought
nave also brought forward the opening
some three weeks in advance Of the usual
time, and some pine lands are affected
with the rust Many Of The planters here
are cultiyating considerable shor: Cotton
this year; this has made poor yield IT.
sell, and also lessons the amount Of long
staple planted
From what we have seen, aud can
learn from the planters of AIachua, we
will not have as abundant Corn crops
as some Of our neightors in Marion coun
ty, but the crop is more than average
We will have an abundance for our own
use, and plenty Tor all who may visit Us
during the coming Winter.