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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-07-28

A large Stock Of
HANDSOME DE LANES,
BLACK AND WHITE GALA PLAIDs
Coed assortment Of LADIES CLOTHS for
CL0AKS. at low prices.
Ladies', Misses and ChiId's BALN0RAl
SKIRTS, aad they are cheap.
BALMORAL HOOP SKIRTS,
Look ct them.
SHAWLS,
great variety OF patterns, - Black and
White, Small Plaid, Long aud Square Shawn
all sizes.
Pue quality, heavy. all Wool
MOURNING SHARLS.
BROCHE LONG and SQUARE
SHAWLS.
BLACK Tibet LONG sHAwLS.
Fine Zephyr Knit
HOODS AND SKATING CARS.
ALarge Stock Of Heavy Sheeiings.
Ditached Goods, Cotton Flannsls,
Prints, and other Coisons,
Laid 10 At the right time, aud at such prices
that our customers can aifsrd to buy
A good assortment Of Ladies', Misses
and Chidren's Balmoral Boots, Congress
0siters. aud all kinds Of Shoes and Rabbers
constantly on hand.
LADIES' COLLARS AND RUFFLISG.
Plenty Of those
NEEDLE-P0IETED PINS.
A large assortment Of
WORST'D & SHETLAND WOOL
Constantly on han
MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE.
ROASTED and GROUND do.
KEROSENE LAMPS.
Large let. new styles. At half former prices
BEST KEROSENE OIL.
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
In small SaeAs.
OUR LARGE SHOW CASES
uiil be Kept constantly sHsd with
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY, SILVER
WARE, PERPUMERY and Pan
cY SOAPS, all sorts Of
BRUSHES, TOYS,
CARPENTERS TOOLS,
aud an endless variety Of ether ar
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PATENT TURN TABLE
APPLE PAIRING MACHINES.
This Machine has no swapping or reverse
motiou. 10 made entirely of Tree. net liable
to get ca, Of order. and has no superior Tor
/ pairing apples or ounces, however uneven.
This Psrer has taken tie premium a. ey-
err Fair where Il has been catered, and il
new acknowledged the bsst Parsr N tie
xorid
/ GPECIAJ asGezfica viii he girsn 70 kespsng
I - o. band o ordering. Al short nosice. Hard
pare for Builaen. Pieass make out year BIZ
ard tail hefoseyou buy.
coEE & BURTON.
Manchester, Jg0e 50, 1858,
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money.
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] Album. Bound h Cloth holding 70 pictures,
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WlSWILpS IMPROVED
WASHING MACHINE
PATENTED JUNE I, 1889.
The GEsaitSi LabOr.SnVing Machine ever
Invented.
Read the testimony and Judge for yourselves.

The following certificate, signed by al the
Comfy Officers fJr the County Of Lamoile, and
all the Town Officers and Business Men Of
Hydepark, where this Machine was invented.
viii show In what respect Il Is held at home,
where II has been put IN use.
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Our Albums are warranted to be perfect and
rs well manufactured aud cheap, and our Ra-
sortment equal to any In the country.
Suitable fof Albums, Of
Both living and deceased, 81 all Prcfessiens
and Vacations. Our assortment comprises over
20 600 kinds. Single copies mailed free Of
Postage upon receipt Of 20 cents Enclose .
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n.y. No order viii receive attention unless
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Patent Axle Grease.

Ths Grease Is cheaper sad much superior 10
any other In use for all kinds Of wagca sxles,
is not affected by hot or cold weather. and will
wear twice as long rs lard, tallow o. oil, with a
saving Of One Hundred per cent.
Paper HANGING'S. The beet assort
ment in Bennington Co. Price greatly
reduced. Good white ground PA
PER for lSc per roll. Bordering to
match.
CURTEN PAPER great variety.
ADDS new patent Curien axturs, the
y best thing there 10.
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GeBtlemen carry
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LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
Spaiding's Throat CoaGectIons.
CHILDREN CRY FOR
spaIding's Throat conGecaions.

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear she Throat.
They give strength and volums TO the voice.
They lmpart delicious Aroma 10 the breath.
They are Delighted to the taste.
They are made ofsimpls herbs And eAnaot
harm any one.
advise every one who nas Cough or a
Husky Yoies or Bad Breath, or any aies-
Guilty cf the ThroAl 70 get package Of my
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forwards consider then Indispensable. You
win end them at the Druggists and Dealers
In Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Ny signature is on each package. All
others are counterfeit.
A Package will be sent by mail, prepaid
on receipt u Thirty Cents. Address
HENRY G. sPALDrNG.
AZ LIBERTY STREET. NEW YORK.
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The subscribers offer the above Machine for
sale on the followingterms Any one wishing
to purchase'ca can take machine one month on
trial; at the end of the month he can return tho
machine, uninjured, or pay the price OF il, as he
chooses.
CANFIELD & chamberlain.
Factory Point, May 90, 1852.
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WE can accommodate 100000 Ladies
w and Gentlemen, during the War. to ex.
anime a splendid Stock Of Dry Goods, and pnr
chase the same.
Al additional 800, 900 can invest their spare
cash Ia Groceries, Hats and Caps, Boots aud
Shoes, &c, &c. In case the Cash cannot be
raised, the men will be allowed 70 resort to
DRAFT on any solvent Bank.
Those who respond TO this call, viii he al.
lowed 10 furnish their own CLOTHES and
EATl0NS, and thus insure their customary
fare.
4 LIBERAL BOUNTY
In the way Of reduced prices, will fall TO the
benefit OF hOss aChO roiaatstr in response to this
Call.
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CAUTION
For safe Very Cheap.

A l0i u good Bsdsleads witch eost 500
each. wll c.ose thea sA ~ sa-b0. Gall
and see them.
cE. BKssETT
faly fese
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CONE 4 BURTON

CONE & BURTON
rfar
EQUINOX STORE
Keep Everything.
SHEEP TwINE. CSC ID.
COON HOES, CSC RI
GOOD HYsoN SKIN TEA. 75elb
CUT NAILS $3.50, Neg
First rate LEAD and ZINC in Oil.
little old stock still on hand At SIC.
BEST DOUBLE X X FLOUR.
Several different Brand.
Good family FLOUR. Several
kinds.
GRAHAM FLOUR.
FISH.
GOLDFISH, SALMON. MACKANAW
TROUT, MAcKEREL, WHITE
FISH, BLUE FISH. just received,
MACCARoNl and vEMICELLI.
wHEATEN GRITs
A An article Of food, I. surpaMes all ether
n preparations Of Wheat Tor producing aud
maintaining healthfui condition u the ofgRns
Of digestion, assimilation, &c.
CHOCOLATE, COCOA, TAPIOCA,
DarTea's Satin Gloss Starch,
Fresh Hops,
PURE HORSE RADiSR
Patent Axle Grease.
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hSuahhtubs GUY -.
AdmlTAi Lee in . communication
dated OF NewPort Ncws enclosed a
copy Ell report from Capt. Case, res-
pecsing the driviag ashore Of the Pc
uopscot end the subsequen. abandon
lnsnt By her crew Of The steamer Kate
co The l2th inst, st The south end Of
smishs Island.
Al sstenps wss made By the Pc
negsceas crew 10 get her AHoat under
he gans Of the hlcckaders, but With
eut saeeess, snd sAs So subsequently
kasDsd.
To-day n he DisiFiei Cears 9 de-
cree vas granted oonhscaiisg IAe per
-oaal estate Of DIR. Garnet. son-ia- law
Fl Ex Gov. wike. during his lie time,
whle bis real estate Is an absolute for
1sureL
The same principles effect seven-
teen okher cases ID which similar d.
erees weFe ordered 10 b. issued.
CtncsnaAia, july -.
Morgan crossed tho Muskiaguin
river Il Esglespors. Is miles beios
Gaa~aville. Al lea O'Clock this morn
ing. Scouts report biz torce leoQ
ssrnng with 5 pieces a artillery.
Col Leaons a the ssth Ohio, sent
b. regiment and = large numl&g q
Mia astsF bin.
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GPkCIAL astezfioa viii ke giTsn 70 kespsrg
- On band O ordering. Al short notice. Hard
waro faf Builaen. Pieass make out year BIZ
ard tail hefessyou buy.
C0EE & BURTON.
ManeCeE'sr, Jg0e 80, 1858.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-19

time being, until some final decision as to
their disposition is made by the wise
men of the nation.
All the vegetables which an army
stands so much in need Of night be
raised in this manner close by the army,
s1d do away with the necessity Of
bringing them such a great distance.
Now is the season Of the year here to
plant the seeds of all garden truck
onions, lettuce, potatoes, &c. And as the
warm weather comes on, without these
things, sickness is bound to increase in
most fearful ratio.
| repeat again, that, although opposed
TO the Proclamation at first on principle,
and opposed TO itas considering it a piece
of idle bombast at the time it was issued,
/ am now for it after seeing that the
practical results are beneficial, The
reclamation is right--it is working
we'll. Aud like every ether soldier in the
field, am for the Government uncou-
ditionally, right or wrong, and will give
cordial support TO every governmental
measure to crush out rebellion. ,-
..., .,,-...-4.H. r III. FELIX.
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Geography, q la Franchise.

The New York Tribune translates from
the almanac do MagariH Picturesque, the
following paragraphs, contained in an
abstractof events Of the war in the Uni
ted States, and the cover OF the book
which furnishes these gems, announces
that the Central Committee OF Primary
Instruction in the city of Paris has
placed the Magarin Picturesque on The list
OF books proper TO be given as prizes IN
the public schools: wlrr a.I
MAY 22--The Federal troops assem-
bled at Harpers Ferry, cross the Potomac,
and, after fret engagement, occupy
Alexandria. H7 SfaN tl.it,
May 2T-The Federals, commanded
by General Banks, experience firstrs-
verse. They recross the Potomac aud
fall back upon Williamsburg.
"May 80 and 31--A great battle fs
fought near Richmond !; on the frat day
the advantage remains with the Oonfsd-
crates; on the second day they expert
ence considerable loss, and abandon
Corinth 'lN wv"
"After seven days OF bloody Fighting
near Richmond (June 20 to 20 9b,OO0
Federals, commanded by Mcclellan, rss
tire before The Confederate army, which.
with reinforcements brought by Generals
Beauregard and Jackson, have been In
creased 10 l36, 600 men. They take POI
sition on the James River, seventeen
miles from Charleston"
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NO 99l
The United North-What AbOut tia
d. 49, Northwest -
ALBEMARLR.

len gentlemen in Albemarle county
declare themselves willing 10 admit Ger.
tain Northwestern States into the Cobfed.
eracy, even without slavery; but AZ the
same time do not deny that they ''shsuld
prefer to have all our Confederate States
characterized by similar institutions"
mo ten gentleman DO not ddue,t 10 he kaet
nat those same NortlpeSteyn States are uot
asking admission into CIR GosjszsFacy. hat
on the contrary waging q barbarous war
upon US to force us into theirs. We be-
lieVe that the ten gentleman must be in
possession Of diplomatic news whichh han
not come to US. They must have receiy-
ed oYeriures from some distinguished
man, woman or child, Something of
great Importance must be going on. II
Is not fair to keep us in ignorance ia this
sort of way Is 10li1IrC-I
That United North--both East and
VESTS still rushing in upon US round
all our frontier; there is no Abatement
no remission. hVery morning Gisir buolss'
dnsioertng err another dkaq hne of t,oo
thousand miles, ,cake fve hundred thousand
hired rta6iaRs Of al nations 10 their daitv in
dnstry Of rauage, and buuiHg, and sla,l1hsy.
The East and the West vie with one an
other and their rivalry il which shall
carry their detested flag deepest into the
heart of our land. But in this rivalry
the Northwest clearly has the ADVANTAGE.
Its troops have done us more harm than
those OF the Northeast. AT any rate,
now, at the hour we write, the whole OF
our coniederaoy is compelled 10 strain
every nerve, and use and waste everyrs-
source, and place every available man in
the Held TO resist that uritod North and
prevent 10 from reducing us 20 slaves and
beggars. $50 @ Ead % eii lHlf'fI
Now, just in this state Of things, some
confederate citizens began 10 urge that
one oil those two sections Of our North
ern toes--namSly The No,tt,oes,--shotId BE-
gently argued iejM and tenaerEs eutreatsa
These citizens are disguised and alarm.
ca II any one speaks harshly OF the
Northwestern peOple--aga downeast-
ers we may rail as we please; call them
damnable fanatics, vile abolitionis.
fraudulent Yankees, and nobody will
complain. But if you use an en- pression
which might wound the sensibilities of
the northwest people cry hush! you will
repel them; you t0W change them 6,om
friends into enemies. AssvedIy Ibis ,Soua
ee a 6aa change fer, ~ they slaughter their
t'te'H!is, Hey 'eoah undoubtedly depom Their
enemies.
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Blockade Running.

Blockade running as a speoulatlon.is
found to be so very hazardous on our
Southern coasts that men are beginning
to loose faith in H. The name Of Nj.
Pierson, Of Hull, England who became
bankrupt recently, is familiar 10 many
Of our readers, This man was, a short
time since, q millionaire. He was the
munileent patron Of art saa ssoiS AZ in.
provement in his immediate noighbor.
hood Among o her favors Conferred upon
tbe people OF Hull by him was a bne
public park In an evil hour he turned
his attention 20 blockade runuingAaf
iirst with some success, which tempted
his cupidity TO still greater adyeniurss.
The capture Of several of bis richly a.
den vessels has since driven him TO bank-
ruptcy; aud we arc credibly informed
by a gentleman from that neigbb0rho0d
that NT, PiersOn Ia so reduced financially
that he was recently prosecuted by One
OF his d5mesfics for debt Of only two
pounds. All his estates, iins furnfture.
equipages, &c, have been put 70 the
hammer TO salisfy the claims OF his
creditors. ...s ID, ,.,.t
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.


No. l--aun Factory, College street, ou the I'M.
Surgeon, J =. WErks.
2--University Building, Market street, on the
Hill. Surgeon, A, W kelly.
4 s-Ensley's Building, s,E COZ or Public Square.
Surgeon, AIN. EWiNG.
4-Bowprd High School. College street., Oh the
Hill. Asst Surgeon, +. S. TuwN
b-Gun Factory, upper end Front street Asst.
Surgeon, n. b. BLAsER.
e-college street, near Broad Surgeon, CuAa
soHLussER
college street between Church and Broad.
Act. asst. Surgeon, G.. W. FRANC
s--MAsonic Hail. Church street, near Summer.
Asst. surgeon, d. BACiE.
e-CarrAge Factory, Market street, below the
Square. Act. Asst Surgeon, J. d. SKIER.
lO-Medlcal College, College street, on the Hill.
Act. Asst Surgeon, W. X. BOWLING
" H." PEsr HOUSE, "--On the University Pike.
Act Asst. Surgeon, L. d. HoG1E
" l2-Broadway Hotel, Broad street, corner Cherry
Surgeon, fHED SEYMOUR.
13-Hume High School, Spruce street, cor Broad.
Surgeon, -. HERRiCE.
H-Female school, Church street, tear Chatta-
nooga Depot. Surgeon, A. C. SIC CHS
I5-Hynes High School, Llne streat, corner sum.
mer. Surgeon, J. r. WEST.
I8-Gordon Block, corner Broad street and River
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WELSH.
l7--OFFIoERs HosPiTAI--Planters Uotol, Sum
mer street, corner Deaderick Surgeon,
5. y. WATERMAN.
ls-Corner Church aud College streets Surgeon,
r. T. HURxTHAL.
" l9-Morrs & Stratton's Building, No IA Market
street surgeon, L.. II. ADLEn, t'uv
" 20-Baptist Church, summer street Surgeon, =.
GOODWIN. .
" 2l-Mothodst Church, ChurVh Etreet Surgeon,
r. SINNETT
-Hardcastle's, South Market street Surgeon,
BECKwITH
e 23-Corncr Wing and Broad streets Surgeon, o,
CHAMBERi1S.
25-Corner Market aud Clark suerts. Surgeon,
l.. G. RIGS.
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NAMES OF OHAPLAINs

Detained for Hospital Duty IN his city.
l.. RAYMoNp, 6lst Illinois Hospitals
Nos. / aud 10.
j, SMITH, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. 2
and B. le nc 90
j. PoUoHER, 3sth Ohio, Hospital No. A.
r. +, DEIo 30lh Indiana, Hospitals
Nos. ~ and %
j. DILLON, 18th Ohio, Hospitals Nos. z
and l6.
o. KENNEDY, lOlst Ohio, Hospitals Nos.
8 and Is. II --.t --r
JAS. MATHEWS, 18th Kentucky, Hos
pital No. o and Officers.
j. CoorER 81 Kentucky Hospitals
Nos. IA and IL.
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JoHs y. HOS, Grand Secretary, should be a. u
al NasLrtlls Tatn

JoHs y. HOS, Grand secre,ary, saoad be o.. ssed
az Mcbride, Tenn
Tosnsssas Ledge, No. i--aests oyery Tues ay Rven.
ing, - their Hall, tho corner of uaiOn And sum
mcr streets The cheers ar the present term are:
o. s. L-sueur, O.; }. g. Mills, Ya.; J. H. Woakey,
Secretary L. X spain, Treasurer,
YNabus Lodge No lO-Meeis AZ the same plaoo
every Monday kyening. me ohicers are : X A
Campbell, y. O., Henry Apple, va; J. l. PARK
Secretary B. Y, Brown, Treasurer.
SRlley Lodge No 90--Mvels Al tholr Hail, on south
Cherry slreci every Friday voning The oaloera
are D. q. COVERT NC. frank harnan, Yea Janlea
Wyatt, Secretary ", 81 Mallory Treasurer
Aursra Lodge, No. ios (German) --Meeis At the
Hall, corner oil union and Summrf streets, every
Thursday Evsning. The 'hicois are Charles Rich,
N0tP friedma NG.; - Bitter oh, secretary
Geo sohefle, treasurer
Rlissiv Eacanlras1.t, No -N1ass a. slg above Hal
on tho arst and thlrd WrHfs'iayf w hsfh %. nth.
Toe oMuoru Are; j. hhls, C.r.s ~ .elllds HIP;
q D. FULLER, SW Peter HAMS, ~, J,N,i ,ohn
Hido, Scribe y, r. Cutter, Treasurer,
Oiius ByonoA Esseru,rnsui, 40 t--Nsets At ,hs
above uau 20 she ucoua and tourtn Wednesday
nirhts oi each moIth, TIE oncatE are Ia Bali,
C.P,, Henry Appe, MP, L. Cocker, S,W.; 70 Fricd,
man, J.w,' ChaTloa KiFcheT, seribei }. Ward
TroazuroT
IA Dsgrss u nasghisrt q Rebstak-Mssts the Ore
Friday Afsrno0n Of each month, II o'elo0k.
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Posr HEApouARreRs.

Post Headquarters on College street, between I'm
ion aud Church streets, Dr Waters residenoe) Gen.
h. b. Mitchell, commanding.
Assistant Quartermastsr- Disbursing and Inspecting
oalcer, on Cherry street, between Church and Brad
Capt J. q. Chandler.
AssisiaiH Quarternosfsr--ln charge Of Transports
ton, On Cherry street, between Union aud Church.
Capt J. d. Bingham.
AssisaAi Quartsrmasfsr-ln charge Of Clothing Camp
Thos. J. Cox.
AssistaHi Quartamasfcr - In charge u Means Of
Transportation aud Quariermasers' stores on Cherry
street. near Theatre. Lieut. Chas. II. Irwin.
AsFistdhf Qudrtrmasisr--m charge Of Fuel. Forage
and Stationery, No. ~ Market street. Lieut.. VIM.
Mills.
Atsisiani Quayierndster - FOR tho Assignment Of
Quarters AM Receiving aud Issuipg Hospital stores.
Capt O. Mexican LapOrls
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THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, '63.
-l. Correspondents Of the Nash Vile Uniop.
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.
RecOnnOissance south OF EEarpelh
River ON the EagIevIIIe Pike and
Chapel Hill Pike-Van Dorm at
Chapel EIiII-Tho Proclamation.
TK1UNE, Tenn, March II, '63.

TRIUEE, Tenn, March II, '63.
reconnaissance made by four squad
rons Of the 1st East Tennessee Cavalry
South Of Harpeth river, yesterday, dis
covered the fact that VAN Dom, with
his army, had not crossed Duck river at
Columbia, as had been supposed, but
that he had moved Eastward on the
North side of Duck river, and camped at
and about Chapel dill, with what inten-
ton not known; though if he has any
intention of coming up this pike, we cor
daily extend him an invitation to come
along. The main body Of the cavalry
went seven miles South of Harpeth river
on the Chapel Hill pike, and small
squad of our boys chased two rebel pick
cts from that point three miles further
South towards Chapel Hill, jumping up
an other rebel picket of four men who also
joined in the stampede; running the six
TO still another picket-stand, which, ma
king the enemy too strong for them, they
halted and returned, thus chasing tie
rebel pickets within two and a half or
three miles of Chapel Hill, where VAN
DoRN's whole army has encamped. Our
boys shot at one OF the rebels and cap
tured his hat and pocket-book with a
five dollar Confederate note in it, which
the gentleman dropped as he ran.
The weather is delightful, and tho
health of our troops has much improved
since We moved from our other camping
ground. All are in good spirits and ca
ger for brush with the enemy, having
the most unbOunded faith in Gen. SrED-
MANS ability TO take us through il in
good style,
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The New YORK 4ti5aa, s.ys.

"Friends recently IRON New Orleans
inform us that TIVE months since, AZ
times, the rebels In Vieksburg were re-
duced 10 the point Of starVaiion.g-n oi
wholly by state Of soige, bat by anin-
terruption Of supplies, and 10 such an
extent that AZ one time rats were selling
In that place at fifteen cents apiece We
do not mean that this was ibe regular
aud current Price Of that animal, bat that
the supplies depending on the Red river
were irregular, aud famine and plenty by
turns prevailed"