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The Rivals; or, TIE TBIEs OF BURR AND HAN
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Beulah. By AuousrA J. EvAss, Fifteenth Ediaon.
Woman, "a FHufE3 3y II. J. ElIcHrIrr.
Arch bOld's Criminal Practice AID pIeads
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Sit Lux et INK FuIt
i a Al. nIE. Ia n y s.
PIANOS! PIANOstI


GtAN be had only Of rs. a. McCLURg. tbe
4 J cole representative ln Tennessee. af tadss n
n0Enel makers lley are sold by lin az maulf 2 81
facrurers prices. Fith ihr o1T afled All others 1srsd
second hand Call al 81 Cn-n street. Or as 1r e
MARI MCCLURE.
6~tLAss COUNTING SASH ana FTxTUREs
5sssi ET.sEIzIDs co.
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VOL 60


&kr DATIuesdayOolt Stakes, FOR three year olds mile
heatsone hundred ana fy $3.50 dollars eueneeffy (S5g
dollars oreiti % which The Club Will ala hundred lSlOg
n the race is run. III 4 To close let Nay, 1850
sAiE DAEgocey Cub Purse 5000 two hundred dollars
nile heats.
hatstWo hundred ( 00l dollars entance-fy C50 dollars
forfeit l[ TO close lst May, 1860
bkE DAYockey Club Pure three hundred f2300 dollars
two mile heats
IuRD DAY. ThursdayJoe Club Purse ehundred(s5Og
iollars-3 mile heats.
sslE DAEJockey olub Purse three hundred $500 doars
nile heats-3 in s.
FovEr DAy-FdayCo stake, for year oI5s Emile heats
three hundred ls30 dollars entrancene hundred tsIU
lars forfeit 10 Which the Club viii add three hunore S30C o
lars, the race run. II 7To close lst May, lse0.
sAME DATsndicap mile heatspurse four Hundred
+40l dollars. eecond horse 10 ave his entrance.
FIFTH D1Tssturdaypos Stake mile heats-fee for all
agtWe hundred (g200) dollars entrance, play pay; to
Weh the Cluh viii add twelve hundred sl 200 dollars
or more start The second horse his entrance
more 70 h he stake ID 5To close The lst May, 1860
Entries g be made TO
s. YATES LEVY, secy and Treasr.
Savannah, Fehruarg 9th, 1860
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SAVES TRIUMPHANT.


VII III . ~
MEssRs. W. 3. IoBBs & Co.. CINCINNATI
GETs-Ths safe purchased from yol time snce
severely tested by the recent DISASTROUS ts piace, and
happy zsyit stood the equal the representations
you made when pzrchased room, in uhi the
safe Stood totally destroyed b. the Gre ardths safe fell Into
the cellar, and b the burning ruins bat upon gs
ting and opening found sysy paper safe nut Of
them feorched dsacoi any way. We take pealure IN
hearing this testimony the excellent quality Of the sas
ufactured at you establishments Yours.
lsignsd1 7. ]. SHINDELBOWER.
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TAUNTON, Mass Jan 9, 1860.
The 9Th September lSst purchased Haskell one
ofLtlliess fire and Burglar Proof Wrought
and Chilled Iron safes. On the 27th November,
Store which Of WOOd i5U deep, h NOS. its con-
ns was consumed BY e twelve other buildings being burned
the same time The safe exposed great a. it
ouid have ben in any location in the burning building and
when cooled on and ope ed, neither the Bookcase nor
the hooks were Charred in the least.
We have sent he Safe, you requested your Agent in
New York for exhibition, and will select for from
stock in Boston, when store IS done
3 WAsHBURN & SON
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
The Southern Express COMPANY

ThC Southern Express Company.
TgNE undersigned respectfully give notice that they have
tered into a partnership, under the and firm o
The Southern Express Company, for the trans
action General Express and Commission Business
made arrangements with the Edgehed Kentucky, Tennessee
and Alabama and Central Southern SailrOd Companies
Messengers daily these Rosds and prepared
forward goods 90 all stations the above namCd Railroads
charge special Messengers low rates. Their Messengers
are proE N Iron Safes for the safe transmission Of money,
JeWey and other valuabc Bs Dotes and drafts collected,
and prompt returns made
Ohoe at RAINS & BROWNS Drug Sto-e, No. lg Public
Square. JAMES GLOVER,
A. h. HOLT,
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o u II z 4 A q
Hoist hostl flag to heavens breeze,
Let every fold Goat high,
Unfold its banner everywhere,
Beneath tie western sky
Ia war, let every stripe GofCrth,
Borne by the p1triCt's hand,
Proclaim Its beauty and its worth,
O'e:moor and hill and strand.
IN peace guard well the sacred boOR,
BelUeathei by patriots blood,
For oh! twas won in "a eedOm's cEuEs
Auidthe battleI fOCd
Hoist hoist, nag 20 heavens breeze,
Let every fold float high,
Unfurl its banner everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist hoist, our fag In Arts great rCgo,
Let every star float higher,
Up with the nations emblem,
Above the allest spire.
Let rennesseans every where
Let every State around,
Know where type Of nature
Where every type is found.
Above own ATJ GL}lerL,
Our country standard wave,
And underneathits folds preside,
The beautiful-the brave
The child-tnep parsnt-patriot-sirs
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in sweetestportrsiture
With every charm but life
Then raise baunerto theBky
Letevery tarbCRrnews,
That types at the ATt Gallery,
Are made by @. O. HUGHES,
fehIS-d&wtf Corner Of College and Unicp VFt.
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Savannah stake, for January, 1869.
proposed TO Ten Brosck Course on the fist
day Of The regular meeting January, 1862 sWsepsae
Fh colts and hea dropped in 1853; mile heats; $500
5crpton S20 forfeit $50 declaration, II
d Nay l5li With SJQ0 piece Of plate added Vannah
Club provided two start The his
saeheen subscribers 70 I'll the stakeo and
close on the hrst day Of Nay 1850 Subscription and dcleation
@ be maie 70 the Secretary Of the Jockey Club, AID
the Stake to be by the rules Of the Club.
Security for the forfeit required subscription ismade
S. .YATRs LEVY, Secretary.
fsbI5-dtuavfO gqvaanHh. Ca.
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AIELLIsH & FRENCH.

DARsG BURsAR ATTENA bold attempt to enter the Safe
Of Messrs Lppincot Martins large provision Dealers
Tenth 2veuue, made Friday night January expert
thieves they applied the usual burglar tools and had prepared
e bow the lock, but the safe, which Of Lilies
Chilled and Wrought Iron Powder Proof
SateEs resisted all attempts The burglars caught and
in astaement made Mr. Martin they all nun-
to make attempt Lillie'S Safe they had
just given the job intending 60 the Eighth
for old English cackman, if he could do anyhing
hem'-AeIC York EzgTeSS.
Since the above copied in the KSprss the principal
burglar, old hand the business has confessed
officers, that he has tried three other occasions
Lilies Safes and that be failed in each attempt The
find them burglar poOof-JaRHIyy20, 1860.
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- BARRELS strictly choice NCshannoCh Potatoes-puT
chased expressly for TO arrive steamer Leblanc
70 day, for sale By MIZELL, HOOPER & co.
FebIE Nos and Market street
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300 dOz Scissors and Shears;
50 do Coffee Mills;
500 do Locks, assorted;
20C0 gross Screws;
1000 doz Hinges, assorted;
50 do Sifters and Riddles;
500 Double and Single Shot
Guns:
500 dOZ Curry Combs;
100 do Scythes & Grass Blades
so do Grain Cradles 4 SnatbB
10000 lbs Berea Grind Stones;
ll,OU0 do assorted Log Chains;
1900 do asst'd Pump Chains.
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9asB6iIIs 4nian ano ansritan.
TEI-weeklY So; weekly So.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
IN ThE DAILY.
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5S2 Broadway, Feb I3, 1860.
l. LLLIE, EsqDear Sir During my absence Church
eToning, store f0rcby entered My stock also my
customers watches and eWery, worth few dol
lars remained untouched being secured in your valuable
safes. Respectfully
mar5d&wlm RICHARD KEEPING.
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SEED POTATOES.

200 BUSHELS Canada Black Seed Oats and 500 busle
SAkFtI Michigan White Seed Oats.
10 arrive on steamer Lebanon to-day, and fer sale by
MIHELL, HOOPER 4 co
TerTE NCs. and Z Market street
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nor EVEN sCOnCHED.
really fire Proof safes.

shall take great pleasure in recommending your safes. You
liberty such Of this statement as gou deem
proper. Yours, lsigneil H. J. DJRHAM.L a.
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DAssllE. Ky, March z, lsoo.

lIzssRs. W. b. DoD1s & Co.. CrscI,sArE
DEAR sRs-TLe safe Purha8sl o yol in saDsmssr last
hasstood the great IRE which occurred in the ga
February sEleDddy had large smount OF notes, receipts
&c. in it, before the building burue took the papers PCT
in sheets Of paper ard upon opening since bHrnug
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We Agents for these splendid Sales inyts ha pu5.
lie to 81 and other certificates he in which
they resist the attacks Of both
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ZOE LoIIsNIIIE An CINCINNATI-

TTVHE regular packet JOHN GAULT, J. II. - -
II BUNcE, Master and c. T. REEnER, Clerk have ss3s
determines TO make their boats trips from this port
30 Louisville, commencing Wednesday, the l9th
inst and run regular leaving port every other "Wednesday
untillow water.
This connects With O. R. steamers at Louisville Tor
ParkerUrE, ALEC Cincinnati steamers and in low
viii not detan freight, hut forward irnue5istely.
For freight rpassage apply on board OF to
fa-l m mLRRrsnN- ~
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WooDsrOCK Vt, Feb Il, 1860
LEWIS LILE, EsQ, Troy Y-Dear you request we
will send Safe your Agent Boston, exhibition and
you may send another The Sae in the six
hours TIE heat sufficient melt the solid brass knob
mot done any other safe the re books and
papers aUd hundred and fifty dollars bills were not
injured in the least. Your5, truly,
MELLISU & FRENCH
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Jus ST OPENED.

RI UmiOn street, %
TrR SDriur and Summer Fashions, together with choice
assortment Of French Cloths Cassmeres, Yestiugs.
Of latest nlportrons. which vil be made up supe
ri5r tyle and 10 which respectfully invite
G HARVEY & co.
B-AIvays hand select assortment OF furnishing
-rr4s mario
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ALSO,'
PLOWS. CULTIVATORS, CORN SHELTERS,
PENTER'S TOOLS, BUILDING HARD
WARE, BIRD CAGES, &c &c.
MCCALL n CO.,
No. 81 Public Square, Nashville.
fehQ3-t
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30

An OLE Sroar.-Ths Nashville Pairios
very truly says; .r Z,
An attempt is being made to prove that
Mr.. Bell is also an Abolitionist. Accord
ing to the Same authority. -
In 184o, Gen. Harrison vas an "AbOli-
tionist;" ... 49,. /,
In ls4a, Henry Clay was an abolition
ist;" =
In 1910, Gen. Taylor was an "AboIi-
tionisi;" :.
In 1862, Gen. Scott was an abolition.
ist."
In 1856, Mr.. Fillmore was on Aboli,
tionist," and it would be little singular If
Mr.. Bell were not an "Abolitionist" TOO,
If TO be made the instrument in the hands
Of Heaven for the abolition Of the Demo-
cratic party is to be an Abolitionist, why,
then. it can. be denied that Mr.. Bell. has
become very obnoxious to the charge. Bus
it is not his fault--it is merely his mani
fest destiny, the accomplishment of which
will win for him 81.
"The thanks of millions YET to be-" :.
and place his name next to that Of w ashing-
ton among the benefaCtors Of his country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30
COVENANT MUTUAL
L1E e IN S q r A N G e
COMPANY
OF SAINT TOUrS


e. Office, northeast corner Second and Pin.
street, basement Boatmen's Saving Institution, St
Louis.
WHAT IS LIFE INsuRANcE2-1. It is the ex.
ercise Of prudence, Of benevolence. 2. 1t secures
independence, domestic happiness to the widow
and orphan. 8. Is more efhcaciouspn its opera.
tons as regards the moral and domestic comfort
Of the people, and In its tendency 10 reduce taxa
ton, by its reduction Of pauperisn, and possibly
Of crime, than the legislation ofour wsest States
men; and, if universally adopted, would be a ma
tional blessing. a. 1t affords to persons of every
class, and in every station of life, the means 70
avoid much future misery to their families and 10
render them Independent of fpublic Oh private
charity.
While il is the manifest and imperative duty Of
every parent, curing his life-time TO embrace all
honorable means Of supporting and advancing the
inerestof his offspring, SO il IS equally his duty
to avoid leaving them at his death to grope their
way ip helpless poverty through an uncharitable
world; and equally apparent is the duty Of every
husband to provide, in case Of his death, for the
surviving widow. To effect all which Life Insu-
rance Companies have been formed, which enable
every husband and parent, by the payment of q
small sum, either nnually or quarterly, to pro-
vide for his widow and fatherless children.
GERARD B. ALLEN, President.
Hon. SAM'L TREAT, Vice President.
ISAAC NJ. VEITCH, Secretary.
CHARLES CLARK, Gen. Agent.
l. p. VAUGHAN, Medical Examiner, Glasgow.
CLAnE H. GREEN, Agent, Glasgow.
sAh'L. G.: MAJos, Agent, Fayette. aprilI2
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30

EMIeaAnrs.--Many Of. our. citizens will
doubtless reeollect the large train of emf
grants from Clay 'which passed through
this city about a year since en- routs for
Texas. The train consisted of some fif-
teen wagons, two hacks and several me-
groes. On last Thursday they were again
in our city vending their way to old Clay,
having got their "satisfy" Of Texas in a
few months-,hey say they are now: willing
to live in Missouri. ss experience has
taught them that it is the best place after
all-their report of Texas is anything bus
fa.tering. Thus it is with hundreds Of
Missourians, who become dissatisfied, and
move off in the hope of finding better
country-a few months or years al iarthess
10 sufficient TO convince them of their folly.
Il Harrisonville Democrat.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30

FWhat renders the scene Of violence
recently enacted in Syria doubly imPres-
sive is that they took place SO near the era
die of Christianity-within sight Of Mount
Hermon, under the shade of the goodly ce-
dars Of Lebanon, on Carmel's blooming
heights, and Sbaron's fertile plains, almost
on the road over which Paul passed on his
way to Damascus, and not far from Naza-
re.h, Bethlehem, and the city of Jerusalem.
In country in which nearly every place
is hallowed by the profoundest memories
Of the Christian world, the followers Of
Him whose life invested il with undying
interest are ruthlessly murdered. and their
bodies lett along the roadside 10 be devour-
ed by dogs Intel.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30
THE TT MES.
TERMS OF ADVRRrIBING.

Professional or business cards Of six lines or
less will be inserted for six dollars per year.
Administrators notices, two dollars; final set
Elements, two dollars and tfty cents. =.
payment required invariably in advance.
The fee for announcing a. candidate for Office
is three dslars, and no such annunciaticn will be
made unless paid in advance. ~ ia
All advertisements, not marked with the mum
Der of insertions, viii pablished till forbid and
charged for accordingly.
Advertisements out Of the direct line Of bust.
ness Of the yearly advertiser, such as legal, ,.auc
ton, runaway slaves, strsys, &C., viii be charged
for separately at the usual rates.
Stray notices two dollars, and one dollar addi
tional for each animal, where more than one i!
advertised-in advance. .
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30

Epsilon Course, Fayetts. Howard county
Missouri, will commence on Monday. thu
9th day Of October, 1860. and contiuu,
six days.
First Day, Monday, Oeto{v sM.-A
Swsepst.ks for Two Y.as Old |. .dash o
szmfte. one HUNDRED dollsrss rssysnoe, bal
forfeit; three or more to make 1 race; {,
name and close the 10Th day Of august.
-,ssrRIzs. Il
B. K. Patrick enters Brown Filly
I"Gamua," BY Epsilon, dam BY Imported
Priam.
Also "Brown Filly," by lambda, dan
BY Imported husbOrough.
Jas. H. Haden enters Bay Filly "Liz.
zie Lewis" by Epsilon, dam by Altorf.
W. b. Embry enters Sorrsl Colt, "En.
terprise," by Doubluon, dam by Imported
fruitful.
On the same day Post Stake, Two mile
heats, one hundred dollars entrance--play
or pay-free for any horse, mare OF gelding
in the State; three or more 10 make & race;
10 close the 10Th day Of August.
The following gentlemen living in this
State have mada entries: John H. wilhers,
Samuel Gross, Benz. R. Tyler and D. H.
Pankey.
Second Day, Tuesday, 9M.-A Sweep
stake, mile heats, one hundred dollars en-
trance. half forfeit; free for any un,risd
three year old, (and also "Bob Hapter;")
three or more to make race; to name and
close the 10th Of August.
D. H. Panksy enters q Sorrel Filly,
"MOuntain Sylph," by Lambda, dam by
Tom More.
Also a bay FilIy" by lambda, dam by
Backnose.
II. Farris enters "Ads Leonard" by
Epsilon, dam by Imported Sovereign.
John Ford enters "Bob Hunter" by
Lambda, dam by Tranby.
Third Day, Wednesday, loM.--A Jock
ey Club Purse will be given for mile heats,
the best three in fivs--frse for anything.
Fourth Day, Thursday, 1lM.--A Jock
ey Club Purse, mile heats--free for any.
thing.
Fifth Day, Friday, l2h.-A Jockey
Club Purse, two mile hsats-free for any
thing.
Sirth Day, Saturday, l2th.--A Sweep
stake, two mile heats, one hundred dollars
half forfeit; free for sny untried
three year old; to name and close the 10th
August.-.three or more to make race.
sNrarrs.
John Ford enters bob Hunter" by
lambda, dam by Tranby.
D. H. Pankey enters, "Eglantins," J" bv
lambda. dam BY Tom More.
D. H. Panksy enters ebay Filly," by
lambda, dam by Blacknoss.
Hays Farris enters "Ada Leonard" by |
Epsilon, dam by Imported Sovereign.
On the same day, Proprietor's Purse,
nile heats, three best in 6vs..-fres for any
beaten horses.
The above stakes and purses to be gov
,rned by the rules Of the Course.
pATpICK &, nI;NrAN f1.,...:.y J
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30
How to Kiss.

First, grasp with haste, all round her waist
And hug her tight to thee; e..
. And then she'll say-"do, 20 away
Do, don't you, let me be!D 80.
Then, oh, what bbssl but never miss -
So coed q chance as that; ....'J.%s
Then make dash, Is quick as fash.
- And--Harsfet hold my hstl.i l-~s-ss-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30
B-A correspondent of the n. Y. Herald
writing from Virginia speaks thus: r. =.

Since the result of the election in North
Carolina, Kentucky and Missouri have be-
come known, the Opposition has become
quite confident of carrying the State, and
they are now courting the Douglas men,
If the fusion movement should fail In the
Conventions, the Douglas Democrats may
combine with the Bell and Everett men,
and in that case the Union will carry the
State. II they do not unite with the Oppo-
sition the same result will fall from the di1
vision Of the Democracy; and even if the
two wings Of the old Democracy do fuse at
the Conventions, il is not all certain they
can carry the State, from causes common
to the whole South.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30

RThs paper having the largest cireu-
latien-ths paper Of tobacco.
Paper for the Roughs-sand paper.
Paper containing many fine poinis-ths
paper Of nesdles. sss
Ruled paper-the French press.
The paper that is full Of rsws-ths pa
per Of pins.
spiritu.lists' paper-(~] rapping paper,
Papers illustrated with cuts-editoriaI
exchanges. - 81. {
Drawing papsr-dsntists' bills. .,
A taking psper IA sheriff's wsr.aps.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30

THE highest market price in CASH, paid foi
i all kinds Of Produce. We are in the mar
ket for everything farmer has to sell. Bring
on your Bacon, Lard, Dry Hides, and everything
you have to sell, we win pay you as much as
nnSI''{ mari saRTHorow, ARE iai ROBBINS & TATUM.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30

csived from all parts Of New York STATE
and Wheat, Oats and Hay have been gatL-
cred quite up to the average Of former sea-
sons. F... "a
CescIusros.-Thus. with the <xssption
ofshs South, ihsbolaly, hn Aesn Lii
lfulIy blessed viii IIberal harvesis. Na-
wnhstanding long continued dreuth. q
lasting in some sections over two months,
the general result has been larger total Of
produce than has been gathered in any for
msr year. Let Us hope this may be truth
fully ascribed to a more intelligent applica-
tion: by our fsrmersthe facts elected by OK.
psrimsntal science. Al. al events, let Us be
thankful to the Givsr ofsII Good for the
bountsOus provision xhioh enables U. not
onlo to supply our ewn ossds. But also to
meet the demands which will be certainly
made upon US from the old world.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30

&C.--We have a very large stock
nanv Icy; eve ything required In painting, loo
and.,o,,. aeies e 70 enumerate. Paint your house.
,nns tW ana buy yosr pants Of us.
eR0BP L. WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30

FAprsachsr, walking thrOugh grave.
yard and reading the sbataphs. said: "fIsrs
lie the dead, and here the living l;e."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-08-30

TopAcco.-Gen. John H. Cooke, Of
Virginia, has recently written a pamphlets
entitled. Tobacco the Bane Of Virginia
Husbsndry." He says:
That tobacco is the bane Of Virginia hus.
bandry will be shown under the three fol-
lowing heads:> =, ;.
1st. 1t requires more labor than any 9th
er crop. ~ i ., -. p y
!. I'd. II is tbs most exhau'ting Of all
crops; and, ..
Sd. /, is demoralizer, in the brsadsst
sense.