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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
COMMENCEMENT AT ANTIOCH COL
LEGE.

CorTespondence OF Tue 1noune
YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio, june 81 1860.
The fourth Commencement of Antioch College, in
this place, opened believe, the annual season OF Col
eee Commercements. On the 10Th inst the Rev. jas.
f. Clarke addressed the lit rsry societies on The Chose
of au Occupation in Life. He urged them to choess
professions which are positively useful, those which
are not overcrowded those for which their native tai
ents fit them, and fnay those in which there is some
hope OF their own grow u snd progress. IN .,uss9
life begin ming with agriculture, and ending with pro-
fesse d authorship
eight, in their performances, gave evidence OF good
scholarship, and of very manly, earnest purpose,
the new President, the Rev. Thomas Hill discussed
the form and extent which religion should enter into
course Of public iDstrn ton. The venerable Father
TAYLOR of Baton WIS present, and at Pre- ident HPs
request gave bis b. ssng in characteristics speech 70
the prasuatirg class IN the afternoon DIR. Bellows,
Fail er Taylor, aud Others added intellectual tFsnt
10 the su etaptial Commeneem dinner; and In the
evening leyee Ut the Presidents house closed most
satisfactory fesfal day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
New.Hampshire Legislature;

CONcoRD, n. H., friday, june ~, iooo
seres of national resolutions were presented 10 lhe
pnuse by MIR S,cke,t of Portsmouth that New,
Hamrshife recognizes its Cor stuIioual duties and
claims il. Comet u'ioDal rights the se ono deuonnces
the xtenson Of Slavery by the General ba.
mover and onght 10 ex rcioe it Of regulating The Ter
rtories; the fourth the slave-lrsdei the ~
arm, that as the present sectional as well rs tne pres
ent paiionsl disputes have grown our Oh 1oaer
the admoDitio Of Warrington, u Is nis"5 p'0p''
that the country return thereto. ,,.,;o-, Aofora
The Legislator will not probably aologrn pe'o on.
Tn. sday resolution was passed authorizing te
,,;ntn,e, 1 of A Committee o. mvtsuBae "ne,ne' ' .
F,Ia,ac and 81 LawIence Railroad had violated us
charter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
FROM EGYPT.
PROSPECTS OF DOUGLAS IN ILLINOIS.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
KFYDALLsvILLR, June lo lobO.
A few DAYS since, had occasion to visit Fui'
ton Co Illinois, and person whom | wished to see
living twenty miles from the railroad left the road
at e., procured hore AID buggy, and drove over a
beautiful prairie on which many finely
farms with good fences orchards, convenient farm
buildings, and tasteful dwellings. Upon inquiry
found thai this vic sge was settled by people from
New-Fpeland who had brought with them their native
enterprise and Thrift and had, in comparatively f'w
YEAR,, sub iued ant improved this "ra~ prairie aud
made II one of the most beautiful localities in the State,
do,tiup Il well wi country scboolhouses, which eon-
FINALLY remind the traveller that education is apeculin
ms tuition of the North always cherished and pr 9eceo
by the New England eug grant. A PROCEEDED IN
land" tie change in the improvements gave nn ioupt,
cd evidence Of change IN The INHABITANTS, anu iouu
"EgyId" settled and inhabited Oy emirants from the
.urry Souh The roads, farms, buildings all seemed
intimately related t, their Egyptian posses'ors WIN
whom D.mocracy IL the reyaling denonhlEvoh' anu
riAe.wbisky the spbt of the party and the peculiar
institution of The country WIN sone i''is nIi,s
found the residence OF the man sought and found
bis dwelling 10 be Of Egg Ptian architecture. ABOUT
sixteen feet square, cont dung two apartments one
above tie oh or, bya rough Ladder oy whcn
tie mates ssotpded ana descended ~ the occasion re
ou;red. TIE husband aid father OF the family was
,bsepr but the wife ard mother wac stfing IN ths
IL ., r,o,n the only furniture Of which table,
three chair bed, a corner cupboard, ard canuon
stove The mother vas giving uurse 70 one-ha'f OF
pair Of twins about sixteen months ODD and WA h-f'
eli nursipe the short rattan-stem OF huge esrthen
tobacco nine filing the room with such an offensive
odor, ar oily dirty old pipe and strong tobacco can
do. She was evidently representative woman OF the
Egyptian type, " ferocious,' fat, and forty, with q
face having more breadth than length spotted with
Tn,,et coored moles from which Issued crisp growth
of black hair Her eyebrows wsre heavy, black, and
brisily. and formed continuous line Ike an Usage
orange hedge unframed and uptrimmed, from one
temple to the other aud the brief space between this
by three wrinkles, which care or earelessness had
written there Her bosom, where the child was
Illustrating, was ample and unconfned,' displaying
o lacteal capacity far beyond whst Solomon,
in all hia wisd0n, could have asked for his un'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

RrPUBLIcAH CAMPAIGs GUARD.-Under the aus psces
of The Ninth waro Republican Associatics q nunber
Of persons assembled at the Blocker Bulldog last
night, for the purpose of forming a company to be
known as the Ninth Ward Republican Campaign
GuarJ Some discussion ensued the subject and e
was resolved TO form company under military dsci-
pine; whereupon, thirythree persons enrolled their
names on the lis The meeting adjourned, subject To-
the call Of the Chair for the election Of officers.
SwoRs IS.--James j. Holt was qualified before tsa
Mayor yesterday AS Inspector Of Pa,emeps IN Thisy-
fourth street, under the Crotoa Bovd and NeisOa
Crawford rs Inspector of Lamps ard Gas undea the
Street Commissioner.
RAILROAD Accrpxsr.--A. Unknown man cas- run
over by the down train or dhs Hudson River Railroad
set naht at Ffty-uj,sh street, and Instantly killed
His body is al the dpoh
WILLIAMS CyLLxGE.-The appointments for she
next COMMENCEMENT Of Williams CeleCx 70 be hola
on the 4 q August next have Just beex conmssesa
The ho.ors are rs follows.
Cssscal j. r. Barker Pmts6ela Ma Natural iSovv w
W thepie' r,. isaoatoy, EawMt Heoksr, Fsrhayss Va
Lowell Mass, .yslsdictory, o T. Morley Wyiasssosr
Mess Ethical Join c. Olnsed Yonksu N vi Hsthsmsh
| cal {. 4. Wright. Rodnan. N. Y.
Twenty-four other oratons were assigned. I'll,
] graduating class numbers 70,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

~ ''' WAsHIEGTos, Friday. June %, 1860.
TIE Senate ratified the Extradton treaty with Swe-
den. not with Switzerland as has been erroheousiy
stated. . q ~,
Among the acts passed by the late session OF Con
press as one 70 carry into effect certain stpuaions
20 the n, aiies between the United States aod China
Japan siam Turkey, Persia Trlpoll Inpis, Morocco;
.and Nuscat and by which our laws in criniaai aod
CIV; II matt "a are extended over American citizeno III
thosa couptres also the common law, ncud ng equity
snd aomiIalty. Ministers and Confus have iall lucl-
cal and ca punish according to the magnltdde
If ,be n, se The President is authorized to appoint
seven Mashss to execute processes one in japan fodr
IN China one III Siam, ard one in Turkey. mu ger .
and icsurretticn rebellion aganst the Goveru1en.
of either OF id countries with iutent to suoyert he
same are made capital offences, punishable WI Il oea d.
Our Consu,s or CONNIE rcal Agents On lsiauds NOT lh
habi cd by any civilized people, or aom we have nol
rcOgzed w. ca J, are als2 sm a,;w"n "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

..v 70 allow ~ 10 Offer Il TO him." Tho BnSssuA
,,ucb Effected at this kind action, felt peassd Ct Fspsa
inc ia ,sasurs probably shAfsd By thoss who wsc'
clipped
Ala rece,-t exhibition Of Wild beasts In Saxosy .
,oupo Girl st.ayed too near the cage Of Hon, va
cauebt by rim, ard killed. Similar accidents oceas
often enough to pat people or their guard ~hsn w.
inc mepaeeries An apparently torpid best msy vsy
suddenly wake TO dangerous action.
Miss Harriet Revere, daughter OF the bosso2
mechanic, Paul Revere, died at Canton, HAS, On
Thrrday She was rs years old.
-4r. EDocb Bartlett, the noted Horticnl'ariss o.
Massachusetts, from whom celebrated yaIiesy Oh
pears WIS named died at bis residence IN Roxbury On
the 25th v the age of 81 years.
Mr. Joe,ph Newman has been slandered--"shans
fully slaDderea. be says. He therefore Summons %
bis assistance friend and thus tries to cot h.sss
right with an enreed public. The following Is IRON
Nashville paper:
Pnxsos.rA cARD.-l have been shown article IN ne
Home Journal pcbshea In Winchester Tenn Sesofascy
peTsonsly deny s,absving eyea seen Helper eSsL
BIZ here bsye plantation aldo manufacture gsDss,toss
s' f 2. .h. ss': s s
ssJ. y. Nj 5.ss ssss s,a S.. :n
any tines IN his own house and Noe on ali Hads Of b
emit with The Southern position which h assumes
pleasure give this testimony IN hah o. an enrs&
1noo ", stAMEn&
NashyiIe Tenn June %, 1897
Madame Emile zulavsky Kossutb died yesterday
morning at her residence in Brooklyn aged 70 years
Madame Zulavsky was sister Of Louis koesush, and
had zen in this country since the memorable visit Of
the distinguished Hungarian exile. Her faneral vn
take place on Sunday next at o'clock m, from tss
church corner of Clinton and Congress Streets Brook
Ign.
Lady Franklin was to have left Europe In tho
Adriatic for this port. She WILL therefore, arrive In
few days. Her welcome will be worthy Of herself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
Michigan Democratic State COnven-
lion.

DETROIT, Mich, Friday. june y! Io6o.
Most of the nominations of the Democratic o T
Convention Yesterday were made by acclamation The
proceedings generally were harmonious
II was announced that Gen. Cas- was IN the city
when motion was made to invite him to attend the
onart ,noon IN recall il was voted down by decisive
majority az was also resolution indorsng the foreign
and domestic policy of Il present National Admins
trston. -. e Douo,os
"a Iobnson were entbusisstica ly carried.
NotWbeandipg the rain last evening the ratlhcation
meeting was large and enthusiastic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
oemocratic Ratification Meeting.

BOSTON, Friday, June y, IoOV. -
The Douglas ratification meeting at Faneuil HAL
this eyeIjpS was large and enthusiastic. Mr. +. c.
BAILEY presided Mr. Oliver Stephens del-gae s to the
baltimore Convention. the Hon. Mr.. Richardson OF
Illinois. and others address, the assembage Resolu
tons were adopted heartily indoising the nomination
of Douglas and johnson. s,.;
series of violent ihunderstorms prevailed during
the evening, which d some damage.
schooner Russia Wharf wa struck oy ilgn' TI
sbstter;no tre of her mssts. big tree on the Com
mon was badly camsged, etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
New COunferfeits.

BOsToN Friday, juno y, Is5O.
Counterfeit 500 bills on general Piste used ey
,br arp1sance in this city, over 200 having been
nresentd at vprious banking bouses on the fresoou
B,mk. Lowell, spd Newton Bauk Newton. Lhey
have for vgnete spread eagle WIN csnAs :. ioos
on each side of the vg cite. Ii is supposed the coun
terfeits are made in Canada.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
Rerublican Demonstration

C.scoRO, Il. H., Tbufsday, JUN =, I.o' ~
The Repulcan demonslratioi tp-pignt r1sy,nS sre
nor ipson of liocoln spd is@ln is grand ana ; I
FT;nsiions. sc. TEs mas meeting is hrld in st ito
Housr square where ssi,esses are being made Sy sne
Hon f. II. Rollins, Go. Good win eA-Goy. COPY
and oibers. Altogether y one OF the nos' essna-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
phtladeIphia Eten.-

PBILADELFBIA, Friday, Jupea. 1860.
p.os LOVE- seconded lsst evening in bic m'-Qmoth
rro.' "a lsnded ~ o'clock 10 Medford, N. j.
JUdSs Douglas gill arrive here on saturday nlga,
-, so,ss 70 Srw-York and will probably receive
sxreasde after the ratification meeting. , ,hs crss,
~. y. "a pJ;aS.I obia for short time, II only 10
-sl~sr is Of taTuscies with the fresh water Of Tue
DeaTate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
The Bridge over the Hackensack
RiYer.

TRENTON n. j., Friday, June %, 1861.
The proprietors Of the bridges over the Hackensack
have filed their hill in Chancery asking Tor an nIunc
t;In 10 restrain the Hoboken Land Improvement Com
nsnv from erecirga railroad which shall interfere
will their vested rights to the said bridges and such
other invested rights as they claim to have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
Accident nj New.Haven.

NEw.HAvEs, Friday, June -, Io1o.
cad accident occurred at the close OF the G9lege
regatta in our barbor this afternoon Two sa, vua,s
MIS-. sIerry Of M4yi5sn was drowned. Her body was
soon recovered. In. boat contained nearly dozen
DerSOQB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
Maine Politics.

PORTLAND, Tbursday, June ~, 1851;
The Democratic Convention passed strong re .n
,;ons indorsinQ Douglas and noninteryenuon Aier
their adjournment large Douglas ratification meeting
WAC held and addresses made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30
Virginia Politics.

PoRTsnoUTH, Va, Friday, June -, iooV'
There was a great ratification of the nominations oil
Preckinrdpe and Lane ast night at which the enhu,
s;asm was ire mendous A. r. Smith address elcl'ed
oreat spplaute. lie was followed by several others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-30

Hon. VIM H. Ludlow, Of New.YoIk r. z. Dick, Of North
Caoa P Wickh Of Louisiana and others OF Committee
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27

F. 2. 4 w. DEAN, have received their
large, fine assortment of boots and shoes
for the Fall and Winter trade. As every
body must be shod, they are determined
to shoe everybody that will give them a
call. 1T a man wears neat boot or
shoe and neat hat it makes but little
difference whether the rest of his suit is
good or not, and we can assure all that a
neat fit for the pedal extremities can be
found at Deans. All the ladies know
that the prettiest CATERS can be found at
the same place.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27

The Iowa lNsrRUCroR, for Scptem-
Der, is on our table. This No. is pretty
much filed with the proceedings of the
hte State Teachers Association. aud va
rious reports that were made on that oc-
casion. Among the resolutions passed
at the A. ISOLATION we fluid the follow vino:
Hesplced, That our grateful acknoul.
edgmcut> be rendered to the ci,iztl,s of
Upon for thcir generous hosrita,it, in
providing for the entertainment CT the
members of this Association, aud to Mr.
Elliott. the Chairman Of the Committee
Of Arrangements, for his unwcarried ct-
forts TO secure for us pleasant homes
during our stay.
RcsoircI, That we tender to the off
GERS of the NJ T. Church Of Upton cur
grateful appreciation Of their kindness
in granting us the use of their house of
worship.
Rtsoiced, That the thanks Of this As,
ISOLATION be presented to those ladies
and gentlemen who have kindly favored
US with enIivcnin. music from time to
time, and to Miss Maynard for the use Of
her mclodeon
The first number of the second volume
will be issued on the list of October. -
Every teacher and friend of education in
the State should take the Instructor -
Terms, s year, in advance. Address
G. G. NEsTLERoDE, Upton, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27

scENE.-(A. meets b Good morn
ing B.-how are YEP. Good morn
In g-but, sir, you have the advantage
of me, sir" Why! b., don't you know
your old friend A % All indeed. Mr..
A., declare | didn't know you-so
chanSed-dressed so different somehow /"
" Tia ha "a good joke, to be sure
But 1T all owing to the new suit got at
CAsAD 4 GILNonE's clothing store
My own wife didn't know me, at first
delighted to find me such a good looking
man-children all playing shy, mistakinc
me for the minister-wife showed me
right into the best parlor, that I hadn't
seen for year, "Why, how you talk.
Il must 60 ri ght off and get them to fit
me out" Reader, go and do likewise
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27

REV. HARVEY BRADSHAW, the agent
for Cornell College, called upon US yes
to-day morning. He is engaged in So
Letting donations to enable the College
to pay off debt that is due, and also to
endow the College so that it may be upon
a permanent basis Those who are able
will do a good thing to to aid this object.
There are $50 students in attendance at
the present time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27

HEcnr & FRIEND have just opened
the largest and finest stock of goods ever
brought to this market The fact is, they
have filed their store with goods, and
near y all out doors with boxes. There
is only one way for them to dispose of
them all, and that is to sell everything
cheap, cheaper, cheapest, and that they
promise to do. Call and see for yourself
YES.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27
THE NEl.ki.N WORLD

will contain all OF he matter of the Daily of most in
t'rcst in the country. Lik" the Semi rckiy, it will
give special attention to itS Agricultural, and Inrcul
tural, and Mechanical I"partmel Is. Its Provision ar
ket and other Market Reports will be prepared with the
greatest There i not farm in the country &c
which Il ""uhi not prove a Iruhtihc visitor.
TfrmS:-T"O Dollars a year; four copies, to ad-
dress. FN" Dollars; ten copies ditto. Ten Dollars
ty-fvc copies Twenty Dollars. An copy will he
sent to every person forming "A club of twenty five
weekly sutsCrihrs aud. for club Of dfy weekly sub
scTil vrs, COP! ufthr Daily Willie sent for one year.
SrccA' editions Of The WORLD will he prepared for
California aud Europe.
For all the issues cash in advance mus, invariably he
paid Specimen c"ic, saut to any lerson on applca-
ton.
Considering both tn" multitude and the character of
tn" readers Tor whom VIII have special attractions
IhE oRLp viii present peculiar advantages as ail adj
vcFtI~iiE media for which liberal he made
Address, THE WORLD" New York
81 PARK Row.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27

"TuE address of the Hon. ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, in vindication of the policy of
the trainers of the Constitution and the
principles Of the Republican party, de
livered at Cooper Institute, February
9th, 1860, issued by the Young Men :
Republican Union, with notes by Chas
c. Mott and Ccphas Brainard, members
of the Board Of Control,' is the compre
hcnsivc title Of very neat pamphlet just
issued by the Young Mems Republican
Union of New York. The notes which
are appended show that Mr. Lincoln is
sustained by history in every statement
Of his speech A copy Of this speech
should be in the hands of every voter in
the nation, they could then judge more cor.
rect y Of the main p, ints at issue in this
canvass. The speech is furnished, with
a nice enamelcd cover on the best of
paper, at the rate of sixteen copies for
81 A cheap edition is furnished at 81
for forty copies, or SIS per thousand 49,
Direct letters to +. STERLING, box 1908
post Office, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27

A. HoLTsLANDER has just returned
from the Eastern cities with a fine large
stock of dry goods, clotl ing, boots and
shoes, groceries, aud everything else
usually kept in general store, which he
intends to sell at the smallest living prof
it, BY all means call and examine his
stock and prices before purchasing else
where.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27

CLUB MEErING.-The Upton Rcpub-
lican Club will meet in PENNSYLVANIA
Hall on next Friday evening (Sept. %.
There will be gentlemen present to ad
dress the meeting. The Glee Club will
also be on hand with some excellent
campaign songs. A general attendance
is requested. The ladies are specially
invited to attend.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27

AH Anoepenuent ASr mag News paper,
In ohicA HIU be foa,i the Latest Isteliysare upon
.NGrssrs Of Pubit Iuterest from Ersrg Quarter 81
the Globes H
This lntelirrucr IL Furnished 4, sor,a ,o,l uras-
uye at least Nv new .,a,,s aLlv ~ ,blisha aud aldy
couiuctad ut Tar Woprn or;viuatcs in the widely
,rc\ ni,nt fe,1.u that Tho tim h,. IN. t,r Twin,
chr stapity &, S.e,t self in secuI,r p, more
positively than il has vet dam. and win trrIv In ls-
tine tive Oh ract,r mainly ,hnu n Lx NJ, means snlelv
from ira ,dan,ati,n to ,o,t a;,hsr
assuming r,r snok - ha ~ ,a",U,r -, rai;r;ans
doctrine II w., i, IA :, ~ ,i ~ 'oa,,s m,
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coniu, cd hy men ,t Larry, ~ nd ability, and
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27
MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES
TORED.

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Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility Nervon.ne.. a nd
Involuntary Emissions producing Impotency, Con-
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By ROB. J. CULvERWELL, NJ. d.
The important fact that the awful consequence. :.
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every is enabled to cure himself perfectly and mt
the least possible cost thereby avoiding all the adyer
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boon to thou sands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address. post paid, on the
receipt Of two postage stan by addressing Dr. CHAS
J. G. KLINE, 40 First Avenue, New York, Post
VoA, s,oeo 9-yl.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27

after carefully examining the advertisc-
ment in another column. They have the
largest stock we have seen and all the
new styles aud best patterns. None of
the "sIop work " in tina, establishment.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-27

SoRGHuM-Messrs. Perry & Mcneil
are now manufacturing about 100 gal
Ions Of fine syrup, every twentytour
hours, at their works in this town. They
find that there is a large amount of cane
raised in this vicinity and they intend
to get another evapcrator SO that they
can do twice the amount of work They
have now one of Smart's evaporators and
it works first rate. Their mill is three
roller iron one and works to a charm
The cane that they have worked thus far
has averaged little more than gallon
Of thick syrup to the square rod of land,
or, some over 100 gallons to the acre
We have tried some of their syrup and
find it very nice indeed.