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Agricultural Items.

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n,yancs Of insec,s in the carl,n. nor of
wccds anong tho nI,nts Ru, Is y,rcFs
NAV be dcs,roycd and prevented from seed.
inc. so insects NAV be killed ard their in.
crease NAV be avoided. The soil nav be
nearly freed from the weeds. and but little
labor expended in eradicatinr them; assid.
uous care will greatly thin the ranks of in.
Tera' Iu'c, tnose Le'neues winch To"S.ss u,
NnI'ns ate goou tnose WnlCn I''eISIy rrpo.
are InsI'c'ent' H,,1. ms an example, ~" gI''ms
a"u N''i,ug process Ior 'ne cureuI,o' e
.ire'y enee,ual as 'ar as II gus a. wen %
.ne pig ann poultry reneus. % nu' ~ lG's" I,si"
IONS I t' ouors, "aSne'' o"' "o VI ,;.''J
use. naIe ,S t'aeu tno ,nJ 'I'Oo, hn~
re'I.eu'e. w. ."' ~" ~. J"I "I ',o"i,l
sncn "S Voa'oo' ashesi P'aster "uu various
%uorS, T"s as !e1 no'nis nus O'e" ''"nu
."aI M,il ooiLlP"e ~ PtonP'.ioS' aiH ',;nr eeL
tsn'y !" Uoy ".'I II. !"icN @ eyo anu !'lcN '
ss'si ""o passes '"D p;.S ,Ju"uS aSonIS a nc, n
"o.o, ."oee 'S' "nS o"oo:"od u sn er O ,bov ro
'ee'eu a''u o"Vou'"so'' 81 '"i 'y w
S"Gr Hscts' "%" ,S s Is ~en - oin;m Sno Gmo ~ w.
eSS " r,,T "I Po,Po.3 ,po,;ouoo ~ ~ "S ,h;' L;mI
er9p, "',u nIs;o .APerIecS s " '"i: s.;oIS Nu
,,.' m"' ~ s -" ~ a., "L a'oI r. ' 80,
''nH ''','I '"o Lm IL 80 % ciIea .;,h ~ e,TP' ID
WI p.oo"o Oo t:aL u n.''u WIZ '"o N.P
reSat' auu HuII" Tul ene'e, ,m % tne
la " 49, - -. ~"
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~ 'sSe sL,s. ". n:;'n1 T S UI s.u sSnI % T O'
~'e mus '00S'''O "'u P''I s'u"'O'
TRASsPLANuxe.-Tbose who have pro.
yided early plants of cabbaccs tomatoes.
etc, in hot beds, cold frames, or boxes Of
earth, will Of course trans(er them to the
garden or field as soon AS the soil and the
weather will permit. A little care will save
an immense loss. BefJre lifting the plants.
| il is important to thoroughly soak the ground
in which thew are growing, Let this be done
several houIs before tFansplmtiny. The
greater the amount of soil that can be made
70 sunsre 70 .ne rEo.s " 'aAIg uP, tne pe''er.
la>e ule'h W on'y - mss as .ney egi, ~ 81
OUT; TWO NOUS exposure 70 sun ana ~ina Is
CI.en loss o. some Gays eroWui' II not = !;
sO'aI loss oi the Pian's' NO Pains' no gains
neIs, ....
moS1 PeLsons prefer set.'ng a1 evening"
anu Mueu s .ne eros"u 70 "es rs". We
prefer ory soll, 50 t3at lt wlll not ee
PaeseG oy tramPhg. Wnen tne hole Is
naoSi Iiave Plnt or Ii'ore oI Maeer Pouseu
IN De'ore sns Water o., .,, soaNs away Me Pian'
Is SET 70 anp !ne noie u'ieo Up WIN ury earSn
MOS. Mos. o. tnls = we! ~ tne WAFER so tnst M Ine
pam = surlosapeI w w,tn moisture, anu yes
.ne sIIIs9e = w loose anu pscHgu
.S;.oS !. t5,I' s .;a "a. ..kS,,au ~ u.e ~
Ieqlilrea y nunoant,y rePald, Wnetner u sne
NUMBER o. plant. 9e large OF small. W nas
VIII Psy IN . garoen VIII pay M 9 NEG: u
Mose 81 s'va.ors, hoWeveri take Up tne
PIAnls' u'us. .neln lnso 2 Iu1 IIle An1 le. 'nsn
20 'ns oess sney caI: "nen tn'S = 'ne
cAss .uS grOu.u :nou'u oe "e1 " Iani yr
at.nc.a,ly' AN lmP.enensI eallea a aIoo1e' %
and may be easily made from an old shovel
handle. 0g
~ mr. r.
nv Ane A","O's Fd.D'ef pr Sune
, 1861-11-28

Prompted BY an honest desire Of my heart. wIh ~
laI beOTe the public case which deservss cnmmen
%aton. not Ouy as act Of scientific skill Int that II
humanity also. About two years ago, sudden'y and
from causes unknown 10 me, was seized with = a n
epepy Whirh, owing b my inability 10 meet the ex.
penses consequent rpOn thorough medical lTeaimenx
and the disnnuraRemeDt which met with on att0mplp9
g. soon became such (as then led 10 btievel aatc
defy the skill Of any physician. Waa fiequpnty While
IN pursuit OF my calling. thrown down 70 tbe eFuuDd
without the slik hest warning; and although inasnaibO
70 the agrnes, yet despsed the mlseFies o nv me- and
soon learned 10 look upoc those who would render assist
anee or shelter me frrm danger enemies who aonaht
to proong the existence Of my mlscies vii IN thS
state, and having, previous 10 my Sctlon tasted The
sweets OF lie, once more induced 10 attempt ssP-
ing aid Of physician, and, by recommendation called
upon Dr. j. Czapkay tod him Of nv cTcumsianoaS,
and Of my inability TO reward him fer his services NJ
gaFdees Of which, however, be 81 once undertook ny
case, and, with the blessing Of God, was OncO mere
restored 70 perfect health. Unable 10 reward bin loP
the honn which enjoy At present. and yet conscious o.
ny indebtedness, consider Il dnO 10 myuelf and all
aneted to make the case publc In order that thO IN
neef OF medical advice may end phyaicaR IN whom
every Confidence can be placed. IL
sats Of california, County Of San Frsnciscc. Sub.
scrbed a.d sworn to before ne, this lst day Of Aag
tL.sl GILBERT A. GRANT, Notary Pub.
, 1861-11-28
DRopSY

dinaFy. They ct with such paculiar effect upon the
system, that the fluids arising from this dir inl disease
are imperceptibly carried "a and prevented from any
further accumulation. The sufferer Tegains buoyancy
Of spirits, and polces in completely rrnovated con-
stt1toB; but it Is indspensRLy necessary that the
Ointment should be most easctnally rubbed into the
complaining parts.
, 1861-11-28

GlinlrIno CnnI In0n WnaaR.-NIuch
n - clcls1eed en- Be separated By aeoOd
Inn|n1-m|II. A vefy eisctnal uay 70 net
- lI I1Il md oI1lr l5ul sreds, L, b cover
- Enln iuul hrfro sowing, wiih sirnne
1I'na' uh'cA vim noat tko uPod.oolls, While
- 4lI1I li1la. The worthless siuf can
- ll --Innl.l 81 and burned.
, 1861-11-28
Complaints incident to Children.

An complaints Of children NAV soon be cured II care
b taken 70 purify their boOd correct the action Of the
liver AMI cleanse the stomach and bowels few dores
Of these famous Pills viii Immediately have the desired
e.ct particularly parents be careful 10 not allowing
them 70 eat Of things which they know would be injurious
10 themselves.
, 1861-11-28

When taking these Pills rub HOlloway's celebrated
Ointment over the pit Of the stomach, and over the
regions Of the liver, the right side under the ribs
The Improvement, though lt may be gradual, will Be
thorough and lasting. rrE
, 1861-11-28
Stomach, Liver, Kidreys and bows's.

Those Who suffer from bile and liver complaints shonld
try the effects Of this valuable re nedy few doses Of
which will make the sufferer feel elastic and vigorous,
removing all impurities, giving healthy action 10 the
liver II bilious attacks be allowed 10 continue serious
casualties may arise, ard the sufferer be consigned
bed Of sickness In sh disorders Of the kidneys tbs
Ointment should be well rubbed into the small Of the
back ortwice day; and the Pills, acting In unison
will cure any complaints arising from these organs.
, 1861-11-28

Very had symptoms, which, Il not corrected may tend
TO some serious disorders Of the btart CT other vital
organs Eat moderately Of Solids take six Pills nightly
crate exercise and the human machinery viii be quickly
restored to health aud vgOr Try this bot for three
only, and the result viii Be marvellous.
, 1861-11-28
$5 for the Two Volumes!
POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.


TNowLER AND WELI.s, NEW YORK, PuB.
Il lish the following Popular and Scientific
Serials, whi,h afford excellent opportunity for bring
ing before the pubc all subjects Of general interest.
"Llfe Inustrated."
drSt class Weekly Pictorial newspaper devoted 10
News, Literature, Science and the Arts; 10 Entertain
nent Improvement and Progress Its columns contain
original Essays historical biographical and descriptive.
Sketches Of travel and adventure, poet.y painting,
music, sculpture, ETC.; articles science agriculture
horticulture physiology education and every topic which
is Of importance interest," oil combining to render Il
Of the best Fam " Newspapers In the world Pub
llshed weekly, at two dollars year, in advance.
sThe Water-cure journal and Herald OF
Rcforms."
Devoted to hydrnpathy its philosophy and practice;
TO physiology and anatomy with Illustrative engFavlngs;
to detetcs exercise clothing, occupations, Amusements
and those laws which govern lie and health. Published
monthly, In convenient form for binding, at dollar
a-year, in advance.
"The American chronological Journal"
Repository Of science, literature and general intel
hgenee. devDted phrenolOQy, education magnetlam
psychology, mechanism. architecture and to an those
progressive measures which calculated 10 reform,
elevate and improve mankind Illustrated with numer-
Gus portraits and other eugTavings beautiful qnart0
suitable for binding Published monthly at Cne dollar
a-year, In advance. FOWLER & WELLS,
sos Broadway, New York,
For Three Dollars copy Of each Of the abovenamed
Journals will be sent one year.
, 1861-11-28
ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the Blood.

These Pills have been placed By the common consent
Of mankind at the head 81 all remedies for removing
obnoxious polona nom the blood, and cleansing all the
tissues Of The body. They have saved thnusands year
pepss, dysenteTy, dauhea, constipation, liver COM
plalnts &C., TACT attested by myTiads Of witnesses.
Excessive weakness snd debility the warnings iif de-
eIeasng ofgiic energy and vital decay are restored
and terminated with vgor and heathfll action In every
organ throughout the ystem by the restorative and
exhilarating inRuenee Of this medicine.
, 1861-11-28
Female Complaint.

An Disorders OF the SEX and diseases in every crisis
penons 10 the hfe and health Of woman youthful OF
Aged, married Or single, may be radically aud quickly
cured, without risk or trouble, by doses OF these
Pills, taken according 70 the printed directions.
Indigestion with languor and want
, 1861-11-28

The ingFatilHde Of 70 bis fellow man ls % Olen
met with IN e that testimonials prOmped by the finer
feelings Of the heart In the fife Of those who
sacrifice their hest days in phanthF0pc devotion 70 the
alienation Of the Ills Of fTail mortality EmpFicISn
foods the columns OF our press with franduent aud
fictitious lette singing pans to the worth Of their own
egotislcal chAIhtansn. Be.0w append certificate
destinedto shuie Oh hs mortal coil; VINO looked for
ward 70 bis dtlEduion Wiih that pleasure which only
those weighed down By the heavy hand u diseAss
restored him 70 AB lOFmeF health. Relieved nom his
terrible eitnatioa, md mpelled By gatltuds he makes
known h1 and hB remedAl md hls statement
h sutheBtirated By Notary Puddle. Tho dlmnnds 0i
sOciay mpstatttly command spablrliy and itis
more 70 VAN the nnWaIy tan b nulnd The pt iao1 u
phyIicaa q whom soorss of like ensss can b cited
, 1861-11-28
Holoray'. pN. are he Iea r.sne4y Ln0,rn .. y!

HOllOrays Pills are tie bea remedy knolrn ia tLs
wOrld for The follOlcing diseases:
Ague IDropsy Inflammation sore Threats
Asthma lDysentery Jaundice Stone and Gravel
Bilious Com-lErysipeas Liver Com Secondary symp-
plalnts Female IRE plants toms
molches on The gularhes lnnbago Tie Dououreux
SKIN Fevers Of all Piles Tunors
Bowel Complts kinds Isheumatlsm ulcers
Coles lIts Retention Of Venereal aGec-
Constipation oflGout Urine tions
the Bowels Headache seroiula, er WORMS all kinds
Consumption Indigestion hingS Evil Weakness, from
Debility whatever cause,
Ae, &c, &c.
Sold at The Estahlishmeut Of PROvEssoR HOi4OwGF,
3tl, Strand, (near Temple Bari Londnn; alsD By al
respectable DFuggss and Desles IN Medicines thr0aah-
out the civilized world, 81 The iollouing proo-la lld
q ID, 4. Cd la. Ia and 3Sa each B 4.
izra
NRrinclIansI Cor de ruIasncs Of p,tl.u,. In sv,rv
dls1rdeF arc aallei b esdA Bsx.
CURTIS 4 NO0RE. D5agri-aa,
| VictosiA. VI.
Agsui Tor IlOsSssy.
, 1861-11-28

mNgUIneN uUNlUX lN|ou premiums
all the state Fairs held last Pail throughout the Union,
In every Instance where they have cohiended, over A
other Sc wing Machines must he received 90
Conclusive EVidcnceOf their UnquallfiedSupHiOFity.
Among the undoubte1 advantages Of these machines
are-lst Elegance and simplicity Of construction, and
consequent fed0m from arrangement and need Of re-
pairs. ID. Durability. 3d. UDeKamped ease and rapid
ity Of opeFutiOn. a. Comparatively nolseless move
ment 5th Beauty Of stitch and aFmness Of seam. eih.
Economy Of Thread. 7Ih Applicability 10 variety Of
purposes and materials.
Thev are applicable IN every variety Of Sewing for
Family wear, from the ghtest musins TO the heaviest
cloths. II works equally well upon silk, linen, wooen
ing and telling, performing every species Of sewing
except making button holes, stitching on button8 and
the like Various appliances are furnished for regulating
the width nf hens. The hemmer 10 an appendage by
which the edge q the fabrc, as il passes through, &
turned down and handsomely stitched. Thousands Of
these machines are used by families seamaFeases dress
Makers laoFs II skirts coAks, mhntllAs
clothing, bats, caps. cofsets. ladies' gaitera umbrellas
paFasoS, silk and linen goods, with complete success;
sometimes frct one % two hundred are ussdin Gansls
Red what the scientific American uatu .=@ We arc
having great many inquiries for Sewing Machines lfnm
vaFis parts of the country, and cannot convent
entity reply 70 them alf BY mall Wo have thought 4
proper O. slate opinion IN regAr 70 them IN thll
pubic manner. We have usd Wils1nis palent Manu.
aclnFed BY the Wheeler n Wilson ManuisctuFipg Com
Z. ikai / : Wiibnui TSaI d his simple acI essiIy psi
out Of order, and. 10 point u e1sctlltnn y nnd Ghlh
no Othor machine stands ahead of a., We aaia nj
maeh IN lssaEd 70 he exeslsni naehhs upoa cor OvI
X sIpls applyof ths.p Ora uu.mfsm uAshn,. mn
~ Fscsivsd by eVuly aSsmoF fF0m nes Yark, - &c
- CHARLES PROScH.
Puget Sozad HsgaH OFies.
Agent IN S1silaeoOua-
, 1861-11-28
THE FARMERS GUIDE
To
10 Scirniifie and PEnelieaI ApIirnIinre.

To
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture,
By HENRY STEPHENS, y. 4 s., of Edinbutgh, and the
late J. p Norton, Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
In Yale College. New Haven. vols. Royal octave
1000 pages, and numerous EngrSVngs.
This is coniesedly The moss complete work on Agri-
culture puulsd aud IN order 10 give Il . wider
circulation, the publishers have resolved 10 reduce the
price to
$5 for the Two Volumes!
When sentby mail lpost paiul To California Oregon
and WASHINGTON, the price will be 81. To every other
part n the Union, and ~ Canada, [pOst pAidl So.
81 This Is NOT the old " Book VI the Farm"
Remtances for any Of the above publications should
always be addressed, post paid to the publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
No. 81 Gold street, New York,
, 1861-11-28

Puay--Shortness Of Breath with
, 1861-11-28
DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Pfibats NseicaI ana Surgical INsf'tut,

NeamNAlP Co'NpanVS q1ce' Sln FraHolseo
Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of all Private and Chronic Dis
eases, and the suppression Of QuackeFy.
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. ]. CzAPKAY, MD,
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief phyAf
clan 10 the 20h Regiment Of Honveds chief surgeon
to the military hospital Of Pesth Hungary, late Lee
tureT DSeAsesot " men and chlldFrn and hOnoTary
member a the Philadelphia College of M0diCiRa.
Particular attention paid TO the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar % women and children.
~ Once hours-From AN. 10 . Pm.
Communications strictly confidential.
-. Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consul
talinns by letter OF otherwise, free. "a
Address DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY san Francisco.
, 1861-11-28
dlsrtul publications.
Lilaarl Scrt e. eN's
REPRINT or THE
BRITISH REVIEWS
AND
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.

EONARD SCOTT CO., New York, continue to re.pubsh
- the following BRITISH PERIODICALS, viz:
/. The London Quarterly, CConservative)
g. The Edinburgh Review, Cwhg)
B. The North British Review, CFree churek.)
T. The Westminster Review, QLberal)
g. BIRckVyOOd's Edinburgh Magazine, CTory)
, 1861-11-28
Dean of the PHILADELPHIA. cos1: % q S1s M.Si.


Below We publish the certificates Of three Of The auE
eres from the pangs Of disease Who having recoVeFe6
,helr former heath, and impeled BY gratitude nafe
known their cases and remedial ageL and heir rl1la
mentsare authenticated by Notary Public The dSmsnd1
u society impeiousy command their publication and n
commend their perDSal 10 tie attention Of all acted
, 1861-11-28

DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S private Medical and su,v,..,
Institute y on Saeramtn no street, below MOntFons,Sv
opposite the Pacific Nail Steamship Company osrs'
San Francisco. The Doctor offers free conS1liatIoSs'
and asks no remuneration unless he sfiectp cure.
- The following letter, which emphaticalv sn..h,
0r itse was written by the Dean Of the FacnIiv IA NJ
for publication;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-30
COVINGTON NEWS.

GRAND ENcAMPMENT.-We understand that
grand Union encampment is to be estab-
lished on Mr.. Rankin's Farm, in Harrison
County. The Secessionists will also estab-
lish one in the vicinity. This being the
county in which Cynthiana is situated, is the
most suitable location that could possibly be
selected by the Union men. We presume
they will gather sufficient force to protect
themselves in their rights, as well as those
who reside in the vicinity, and are now kept
in peril, from their Secession neighbors.
TROOPS FOR CAMP RoBINsoN.-A company
of troops arrived yesterday, on the BOstonG,
from Lewis County, on their way to Camp
Robinson in Garrard County, below Lexing-
ton. They were in charge of Rev. Mr.
Brewer, who is to be their Captain. Military
affairs near the southern border of the State
are becoming quite active. Union military
companies are arriving at Camp Robinson
daily.
FLAG PREsENTATfoN.--On Wednesday the
Bank Lick Home Guard received hand.
some National flag, which was presented tC
| the company, in neat speech, by one of the
| lady donors. Colonel ]. W. Finnel replied
on behalf of the company.
SUIoIDE.-It has been ascertained tha
John Fladt, whose dead body was found
in the streets of Cynthiana few nights ago
committed suicide,
RESPECT FOR GENERAL LYoN.-The flags il
the city were yesterday kept at half-past, in
mourning for General Lyon, whose body
was at Cincinnati.
COUNCILMAN OF THE THIRD WARD.-Maiol
E. T. Clarkson was yesterday sworn in as
member of Council from the Third Ward.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-30
lBy Telegraph.l

New York, August 29-P. M.-Ashes--
Market steady and unchanged: sales at S. %
for Pots, and So 3715 for Pearls.
Cotton-The demand is scarcely 50 active,
but the market, notwithstanding, continues
firm: sales of 15O bales, at l9c. for mid
ding Uplands.
Flour heavy, unsettled, and 5@lOc. lower.
with moderate inquiry for home consump-
tion at the decline: sales of 10, 800 barrels, at
81 20(14 30 for superfne State; 81 1904 55
for extra State; closing with rumors of sales
at something under our inside quotations
81 20(94 80 for super6ne Western; 81 35@
4 60 for common to medium extra Western;
S. for shipping brands extra round-hoop
Ohio, and S. 1905 Is for trade brands do;
closing dull and declining. Canada Flour
quiet and nominally unchanged. Rye Flour
steady at So 3O@3 So. Corn.meal rules
steady.
Whisky little frmer: sales of $50 barrelsat
l7@l7Ic.
Wheat is less active, unsettled and 1@2c.
lower; freights slightly declined, without in
creasing the export demand: sales of 81, 800
bushels Racine Spring at 81 o2; 10000 bush-
els Milwaukee club at 90c.@$l 06; 25,sO0
bushels amber Iowa at 81 O6L@l Os, the
latter price for very choice; 1000 bushels
| red State at 81 l6; 1000 bushels white State
at 81 30; 1000 bushels mixed Western at
| 81 10; l9, 500 bushels Winter red Western at
| 81 1901 10, the latter price for extra choice;
| l2,4OO bushels white Kentucky at 81 28@
l "a, and 5000 bushels white Canada at
81 so. Rye quiet and prices without change.
Barley dull and nominal. Corn about 10.
lower, with pretty good demand for export
and home consumption at the decline: sales
of 2O3, 600 bushels at 44@47c. for common to
fair mixed Western, and 47@4Sc. for good
to prime shipping do. Oats quiet.
Pork dull and heavy: sales of 300 brls. a
$l5 for mess, and $40 for prime, closing dull
and prices tend to favor the purchaser. Bee
quiet and unchanged; sales of 100 brls. al
$4@4 so tor country prime; $595 30 for do
mess; $9@ll % for re. packed mess, and $l2 81
@l3 l211 for extra mess. Prime mess Bee
and Beef Hams dull and nominal. Cut Meat.
| In fair demand at 45St942zc. for Shoulders
and 51S@6Hc. for Hams. Bacon active
Lard steady and demand goods sales of 50(
brls. at s1z@9Nc. Butter is selling at s9llc
for Ohio, and ll@l4H for State. Cheese
| steady at 6@715c.
Sugar-Raw continues fair and the marke
firm sales of l, l62 hhds. at 51S@7c. Melsssel
quiet and unchanged: sales of 25 hhds. PortC
| Rico at 32c. and 10 hhds. Barbados at 2Sc.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-08-30

THE CRY OoUNcIL AS A SoPoRfFIc.-We
have read, and hope our readers have, book
called the Acts Of the apostles, ia which a
certain eminent preacher is spoken of, named
st. Paul, who, on one occasion, was 80 alb.
sorbed in the delivery of an elegant dis
course that he prolonged it far into the
night, during which a young man, whose
human weakness overcame his religious in
clinations, fell, in deep sleep, from an upper
story window, and was taken up for dead.
We knew mot to be irreversnt at all) that
there were st. Pauls in oratory in our City
Council, but we were never so certain of the
fact as after the adjournment of its last
session, when we saw young man in q
slumber so profound that three hearty
punches with a cane could not bring him to
consciousness. Indeed, to carry out the
comparison, had he dropped from the upper
window, we doubt whether it would have
wakened him. So much in proof of the so
porific powers of the BATTERIES" "over
flows and dog ordinances of our eloquent
City Fathers.