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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-10
Ayers sarssparilla

4. eo,nnounded from tho most effsctual Am.
dotes that medical science has discoverod ne
this affecting distemper, and for the cure g ~
disorders It entails. Thst II Is far superior -
any other remedy yet devised, a. i known 70 s y -
binc virtues truly extraordinary in their efiscs
upon this class Of leosnplaints, y, indisprtse,y
proven by the great, multitude OF publicly
Known and remarkable cures It hss fnade o.
thc following diseases Kings Evil sors
elandular swellingg TuIrofs, Krup.f
tions. Pimplss, Blotches and Sores, Ery..
siuelas, Rase or st. Anthony's Fire. Sale
Rhsum, Ecald Head, Coughs from 20; %
berculous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis ana ,
Syphflitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the wholsJ
series of complaints that arise from impurity.
of the blood Minute reports of individual
cases NAV be found in AYERS AxERtckH
AIMAN1c. which il furnished to tho sdrugsists
for eratutous distribution, wherein may be
learned the directions for its use, and some OF
the remarkable cures which il has made whenI
all other remedies had failed TO afford relst)
Those, cases are purposely taken from all , Sc
Gons 81 the country, IN order TINT every rtadesl
ynav have access to some one who can speak 70.
him, of its benefits from personal exper1enoseA
Scrofula depresses the vital energies, and thus
leaves its victims far more subject TO diseass
snti its fatal results than are healthy constit4,
tons. Hence, 1t tends 70 shorten, and doss
greatly shorten, the average duration OF human
fife. The vast importance Of these considsrs-
tons has led US TO spend years in Perfectng Z
remedy. which is adequate to its cure, In's
we now offer to the public under the hafhsso
AYER's SARsAPARrLLk,a although Ii V cogt
posed of ingredients, some of which exceed ths
best OF Sarsaparila in altcrative power ~
issaid you may protect yourself from, the suiier.
,i ing and danger of these disorderstl Pprge oa,
the foul corr,ptions that rot and tester in IN;
blood purge out the causes OF disease snd
vigorous health will follow By it, psetla'
,,yirtues this remedy stimulates the vital tune, @
,tions, and thus expels the distempers whici
| -lurk within the system or bdfss OUT on an,
| llIpart Of it. .grh2G lif 20 jG3fGg.lp .dt. %
~ We know tho public have been deceived q
| many compounds of Sarsapar1ia, that promises
dnuch and did nothing 3 but they will neiihsr Q
deceived nor disappointed in this,X ~ yiJtrs
have been proven by abundant trial, and thsr
remains no question Of its surpassing exeeiisnc
l6r the cure of the affecting discasss9ie y ~
landed. to- rssch. Although under the san
name, it is a very different medicine trom an
other which has been before the people. ana
j. far more effectual thang any Other which y
r, ever been available % them fre ,s
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-10

,11esydAs hes allsd it's quota and has ssurI
thH a ever 700 nsa.
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I AM CURED.

aI have taken six doses Of Railways Pills, ,x three
pills each, in sx days they cured me q CONSTIPATION,
Indigestion and Dyspepsia. ] have taken R--.-sh's.
A---rs', and many other pills for years, and could
only obtain temporary relief n stopped the use of
thSao pills for week my old complaint would appsAr.
six doses Of Railways pills cured me-
- TI77 ~ STEPHEN BENNETT, y. O. O. q"
~I hxye suffered with Dyspepsia and Liver cJn-
plaint for seven yearshays used all sorts al pills
they would give mo temporary comfort, but was com.
relied 10 take them all the time have used one boa
cf Dr. Railways Pills am cured have not takes
9. H. CMLDs, Roxssry, Nas.
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THE CROWD.

A vast sea ofhuman heads, with eyes in
ton. ~pou tho whiso Gsuss shero, surrounds
the scaffold. They number at least fifteen
thousand, ,--many of them wild, rough men,
with many, also, OF the most respectable Of
society Women, too, we are sorry to say,
are here. That great magnet, the gallows,
seems to draw together all ages, conditions
and sexes,
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sHEs, sEsAMINs Str .,SI ASD SD IES!sSTys, TESEs,!Ts,

80
Are he results Of Inflammation or irritation OF the ms'
sous membrane OF the bowels, induced b. dresee
pls--thAss Imperfect pills, instead OF beng dssoirea
ky the chile are carried 10 the lower bowels ana ~.
Aucs peristaltie movement or evAeuatioe ~ snew
irr.saton - Aercs ths strainisy, gamfs, srsNeAtY
vaits pitss end tsRssmus, and hs freqwe yAts edus
3 IA sasv essa, tAat po's"s s'dsrs0 Sss saAs sss
Il yoa would avoid ,hsss snncyane:ss whsasvsr
purfstvs medicine Is required, take doss g
'F7Ti RADWAY's REGULATING FILE p'iuHN
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
% LEAvH THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons sfuis,ad With PILES, may rs'y % sssisss
snrs - ths!r ssS. sl'l ~ l'f-';' J ,t0i 'PfH'
COATED wslA soAt AtooArrp WITH eug. 1.o,a. ,...
."1t aeHN alcNipf'W TIC ] COATED WITH 4UH.
pr. Rsdvsys Pilia arsslsssns,y ossAs4 f.eA, eaaa.
sre srss nom tass or smel can be taken q a Snses
"a "a al ooosjona No danger vii rssdh fc eoids,
m srpassA u vel damp wsathsr amer ssAhg tssss
s's''I go srx or RGDwXY's rrlis .i1f.,e a..
nave secured vigorous svac,'atioa, Y ssvsrs essss
q Inflammation Of the Bowels, PAsalysn, Sc 49,
Croson OIL Harlem Oil, ala Ssner msans eon
plssJ i!sd. dose Of Radsseys fh WV rssaovs -
ebssructions and secure ffes rass1yc Nrecuou. -
~ ere inside saeh boz. Price pcr eox osne. esis
y psneEista ksdioine Dealers, md Seers,keeper :,
n H-rsery Agent has been furrwneo witn yrtss ~
M nsw made riia. AZ each box y snesossa WV
8 ned KcxrAssd Label, take none sshsss. ihiaif
, 1 -rI-''-s sfl, RApwAY . 90,
q Maiden Lane, New tsS
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY given, that II. II, sykes, agent for Hsto.
rca Maps Published by Cowies Titus, has illegally
Obtained order the Treasury of Goshen Township
1884 and win not be paid the Board hse revoked II.
BY order Of tho Board Of Ednc atlon OF Goshen fp.i
=, = ELISHA KINNEY, ,Tp. Clerk,
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THEIR STOCK consis,s Of every line ei Boots and
Il Shoes usually kept m this market for Gents and In
dies Boys, Misses and Children. Ii - ... ,f..... :.
Also, full stock Of GUM AND BUFFALO WORK.
II is NIL OF the very beat make, mostly Phiaderhia
custom made work. which will compare very fnyorably
with Belmont county homemade work. .8,.u
Persons buying such will receive good, reliable guar
whn they buy TOT prove the above true. you
will only have to call and for yourselves Their
stock will show for itself
In connection with the above, they will MANbFAC'
TURE all kinds OF work 10 order, al short notice
ocS .ta... RIFfS Il PlCkE@u No,
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Ladies' & Misses Round OembE
a h's saa sh'aisd ssse
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contamination is vsriously caused BY mssenriL
Disease, low living, ,disordersd digpstioM AY9
unhealthy food, impure air, Nth and EimS
habits, the Depressing vices, and, above sn, ~
the yenercsl infection. WhateyerIbe ~ oriEan,
I, Vis hereditary in the constitution, deseendinG
Hfrom' parents to children unto the third and
fourth generation ;" indeed. isaeems 10 b. ,ths
rod of Him who ssys,. i will visit TIA ini9ui-
ties Of the fathers upon their Children" Tbs
diseases which IL originates take various pamss
according 70 the organs ~ attacks y ~
lungs. ,Scrofula produces tubercles, and finally
Consumptio,i in the glands, swellines which
suppurate and become ulcerous sores; IN fhs
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro
duce indigestion. dyspepsia, and liver CON.
Iia;nt,; on the skin, eruptve and cutsneous
sfFsctions. These all having tho sam. origiaf
REQUIRE the Same remedy, viz. purihc.t'on ana
inauguration Of the blood. Purify the blced.
and these dangerous distemper leavs yes.
Wab fssble, foul. or corrupted blood, you can
not have health with that /" life Of tie nsaA "
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease
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COMETHING MEW.-Eiswald Patent Boot and
- Shoe soles ahd Heels for Ladies and Gen,lemen.
Cali and see thsm They will wear as long as six pair
imsis a'' '' NOVEL; Ia j %RKLE, bridgeport oAso.
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.appltcafiO,s for PHrd0n.

N application will be made TO the Governor Of the
IA State for the patton Of GEORGE d. MePHER-
SON, who. at the Spring Term, 1870, Of the Ccut Of
Common Pleas Of Belmont County, QhiQ was copyieyd
OF an assault and shooting ut caharlne McGnis, with
intent to kill and sentenced 10 confnemen in the Peni-
tsnlary Tor three yeafa 10 t. LEVI MCPHERSON.
Feb. IL, lsf4, 3ws ~ u. ~ ..,.
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r-.IlLNIyIX
inisctiph uhlah - .
suroyurk luFhs u
the } Scdnsti tieetionsa -
mnltitudes % nsn
sithsf ptodncss q "!
sss.SsSi;ss'.aa&,.f .,:s. -
Fof tho blovsi, whsrein
! Ithst aiid bscopnss MT
ltonpctshtI m ,snfsatn
1the Vital forces In thsy
[ vigorous actio0 and
4 MSss stiie syesssh ~
! fall into disorder anA
.deesvS T5s sfrpfp fples9
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, 1864-11-10
EXEITEm EHT IN TRENTON.
N. II.

From The Washington 1u.elfeencer, Noy.b1
The Washington through mail train, which
started from Jersey CITY at half-past seven
O'clock on Friday night, encountered q Nc
Clellen procession on the track Of tbs road
in Ttenton, and serious collision occurred,
The Epted Of the train had elscAened In order
to run over ths bridge at the ordinarF alow
Iate, and when 1t becnme evident that co1-
l5fton must occur, an effort was made to stop
the engine, but IT struck the hind wneels OF
the wagon, carry ing the vehicle about twenty
1sets apd upss ting the boat and t3e 1auIea
fortunately none Of them were killed, aud
Lone, 1t IL esld, ware seriously tojnred. The
e1cittment at the time was fearful Several
buntred men gathered round the engine,
which bad stopped The engineer and fire.
mtn ned Tor their lives. and escaped In the
confusion The mob became infuristed. aad
undertook to deetroy the locomotive. They
threw Etones 1t the eHgfa~, breaking the re.-
Hector and tnjuring it In other respects.
They crowded themselves on it and On the
carr, a1d managed to run the trato back to
1he depot AtterWRrde another engine Vas
procured, and its engineer, who was known
TO be tifendly to the crowd, attempted to
take the tratr on it's wsy, bat the mob threat
enec him. and he Was not permitted to p:o-
coed. FeariIg that the track Weu1d be de-
stfoy ed, OF the bridge be burned, the tempt
to 60 forward wac abandoned subsequ enti7.
when the train had been delayed more than
bn hour, s1ms Of the leaders Of the process
zion were conctllated. These men rode on
the engine, declaring to the crowd thst it
was ''a]l right" and 60 the train was taken
oct Of Trenton.
, 1864-11-10
Total .......1l917 1a,853 1851 II
Edeeston'A majority. 4s6; Deftee's majority, 5S
Total. 122t9 1910 1864 18,ss3
NcDoKell's majority, 923; Stilwel's msi., 2,al0
Agitation in The Knxltah Church.

Agitation in the EnEltah Church.
. The English church is agitated By assaults
on both sldee, brother Ignattus and his dis
cip1es trs Ing to bring back the middle ages,
and the men Of the Essays and Reviews en-
deayoripg to lead the church onward to ra-
tionalIgm. The mnmmeries OF brother Ig-
natius at Norwich lately were very gorgeous,
Among the tableaux exhibited in the process
sion moving to the church Were: Acolytes Ia
scarlet trains and fine cambrfc surplices
will out sleeves-b1ue tip2ets, red sashes,
and Ekpll.caps, bearing green satin and sill.
yer banners Of 81. .slpgatius. A young lady
OF about eighteen, dfesssd In flowing white
robes and long white veil over her head,
bearing 8 blue eatIn banner With the words
in cloth OF silver, 'Hall Mary!" Young
1ady with q gorgeous white satin banner OF
the Virgin rising on clouds of silver to
heaven, her feet planted on the serpents
head, which. was very lfe.like; her dress
was Of eilVer. with purple velvet cloak stud
6ed with gold stars; emesalda and pearls
were let into the border Of the dress aud
e&ye It dazzling appearance, Young lady
with blue satin and silver banner Of tue Vir-
GIN and Child enthroned, the words "s4ive
-Reeira" In gold letters placed round the top
Of the banner. The palms oVsr, the anthem
was sung. or rather shouted, to = perfect
thunder OF organ AID drum: "MarJ Is
taken up into htaven, to the kingdom where
THE King OF kings sits upon his starry
throne. Ale1ula! Allelula! Alle1ulav' Aud
Tow came the MagnJ7eat, or Song OF rhe Vtr-
ein-the grand feature Of the Ve8per Berytce.
An the candles were lighted. censers swung .
the priest and cantors standing on the
highest alter.steps In thetr gorgeous Vest-
, 1864-11-10
His " life Approves.
A Remarkable Case.
KAsr MDu1zBoEo', MAIL, June .. 1851.

Aess.s. Bu7sx1r 4 Co:
send you statement OF my dAuxh3srts cs4e. n
requesEod. Ehe w1u havs bean ack s11 yo1s1 II Iha
lives until the dsst Of Au2u1t ne1.; 1t t1mea yoa
would not think she could Hrs tea ntnues H.e d,s.
trets would throw her into EFaSms, &ad n soon q
ths RoE breath she woui 70 into anot
hundred times n Succession. hAye known her to
Lay tvs 1khts and almost hvs d;ys without food or
da-k she wouid l13 IN tnas situarou pe1fectly iu-
senao'e she has had every tooth Ii her head taken
ont sl1ee she became s.cf-
Her Situation and distressing mckneaa ara kuoYn
ali ever the ftee ststes. For nve years havs d.
votea mos: Of my tima to her-hava lat ua with hsz
trcM 10 and 10x O'Clock ia ths .venuzs to aad3
O'Clock, NJ I'll bikds begun 10 z1oG in tho sau11s0
mofuinga.
Whaa her hair came on i. q had been ahtctod With
neuzslR1a u Fer head for thEte5sars- she had Used
aceen gallons Of na R7sa Faskas, twenty-five bot
cations. 1neas With this nkt1& ;haat casasd hv ~
pains. burnt her haE badly tn 1t IN October 1ae1
1t al cana oh aud for TWO 1ekzs afner, hey head v
~ Gn1ooth u her face. :
through tho recommendation Of 4 trasud aha vaa
lLduced to tzy Jour COCAINE and thu setult Vac
sssonislox. sho hsd not used tho oootents Of half
bctEe before her hasd WaS tyered with Inc youzr
hair. It woald grow about A eista Of "a inch In
length, aad fhen coma on It continued 70 DO Is n
intervals for four noaths, 1hen 10 discovered 81
Irritation OF the scAlp.
"o procured botsls ot your KArL1sroH, apply.
trXE WIN soS1 AuaI.11 CLOTH still peroavsrto9
Win me CoooA11, aHpl3snt saat Mill tia hAad. A9&
they had the dtsIc& erect. In to1r months her hs2x
hrs Erown sevtsa i1ch&s IN lsuKths very thtck, soe
sd me. Aad Of darker eolo1 than formerly. wh0
her hair had grown 0. AZ hches, nereT saw -
Gp1en5ld hait. thick Ar, AID when parted It 1z1
clcse 10 her head.
she sun continues to u1a the Cocozae, and We hGya
but ktls fear OF her loetuR hsr hail. ehe fnda tAs
Ks,,tstoa 70 reftesdi1 and cling haz aeaa, A.
laYug ths hest produced oJ pan, that as wculd no&
do without It. With respect. WA 8. EDDY.
tOfWm- s. Eddy b Bon)
M&nufact4rsr1 OF Cat Steel 6hoves and &padaa
Esst Kidtlenozo, AaA.
JOSEPH BURNETT CO., Boston,
Propri-tn&x
and sold By III Drpgxt7ss aud FA2cy aooda Desesx.
efS..sfE SIN Nm
, 1864-11-10
a HoFrIbIe Tale Revived.

The Paris Siec'e, IN spfaking Of the build
ipgs which ATE to come downIn consequence
Of the changes CONNECTED with the removal
Of the Hotel Dleu, eays:
. At the angle OF the Rues des Marmousets
end des Deu1 Ermltes, which are both con-
demned to disappear, may be seen in tae
wall scu1ptured stone, partially ob1ltarnted
By time, bnt which still bears some traces Of
the former design, namely, adog repres .nted
in baE.relfef, fa the place Of Q porcelain dog
commenorate IN act Of Instinct accomplish
ID By one Of those faithful aaimals. Al, No.
2, In that street lived, In adjoining shops, q
barber and pastry cook. A stranger having
one day entered the shop Of the former to
get shaved, was never seen to leave 1t. His
family, being unesy at bis disappearance, had
BY the dog Of the mis- fsIng man and aaergsant
Of the watch, searched III over Paris. As the
seekers were at length passing before this
houee in the Rue des Deuz-Er1ites, the dog
began to scent about him with a
uueasy air. It next rushed into the
irg on t6e shop ioor With such
pEIsistercs thst 1t led to the discovery
It trap-door over cellar, which still er-
ists, and where the body OF the mau was
found cut into pieces. The barber, saye the
OFT, had made bargain with bis netghbor,
Whcee pies, made OF human flesh, had &C.
QnlI3Q Ertat celeU1lk4% 30 LQat Wnen a
Stranger came to get shaved he was placed
op the trap, and, d spring being touched, be
fell into the cellar beio~, where he was dis.
pstche By the pastry-cook, 1t not Killed BY
the tal. The two Uurderers were broken
On the w3eel, aud their houses fazed to the
erourd. Is there any truth in this story?
What is CERTAIN is, that until the comme nee
mept of the sixteenth century there might
baye been seen an open space. at spot ior-
mtrly occupied BY the houses, the cellars of
which could still be seen. Franrts I. it was
who permitted the pr<sent habitation to be
tpUt.'
, 1864-11-10
TIE REBEL RAM ALDS.
nAHLE
Rebel Accounts OF Lieut.. Cushln~'s
FAtn1As Exp1o1I-1he N-AIraet1oQ
OF the A1beu1Arle Com plcte.

lIgon Lue dlCH1nOLQ nent1n+l, Nby. 4I
Last Tburs5a5 night the Confed. ts ram
Plymouth, N. c.
Ne lcasa th:t small torpedo boat, manned
by sixteen Yankees, proceeded down the
river. capturing the picket boat, in Whica
were eigct pfckcts asleep Two men were
placed In charge Of the prisoners, wnile the
ftme1nanE fourteen proceeded on The eIpe-
olt'on. The most remarkable part Of the
atia}r, as related 10 us, is tat non. OF the
crew cf tie ram ware injnred. and twelve out
Of fourteen captured. They succeeded In
getting of with the eight pickets.
TIE FATE OF LIEUT.. CUsHIEG's PARTF-oxLY
ONE MAN OF TIE GALLANT Crew INJURED.
Hfom the Richmond Dispatch. N.v.4l
TIE capture Of Plymouth, N. c, is explain
I'd By Inter accounts. 4 lack Of suficfent
wstcriulnees on the part Of our troops eeen1s
q. have been the prime cause of the loss OF
The town. 1t Seems that On Tnuredsv night
. party Of eighteen hen, otlong,1g to tbs
bleckuo}1g f1eet in Abenarle Sound, Soma
Ggkt or tan miles from Plymouth, took a
snial torpedo boat and started tor Plg mouth.
On the way they found a email boat con-
fa'n1rg tix Of our men In the river, stationed
there ss picket guard; but ali Of tbtm
oe1bg asleep they TefetaReh prisooers. Tneu
proce Going to Plymouth they found the Al
bemEIle ut her wharf, and, runniog the tor
pedo beat III der her am'dshfp, blew her up,
causing dsmagss from wh,ca she soon SUNK.
hfat try Wat etetjoEed on tae wharf. @ho
drtd On the aftsnlsjng party, md attes the
Albtms1ie Eat X capturtd the whole Of them,
but 20 one Eas killed aud only one m N
wounded.
Thtre was NJ force of the enemy near
fHEopth, it'll the exception Of dive or six
gunboats in tie sound, bnt tue loss Of the
Albemsrlt opened the Roanoke to tucm. and
hence the fill OF the town.
Captain Roberts, 1t Is stated, commanded
tbe Albemarle.
It Ia understood that there We're no lires
lost on the Albemarle. and there ware very
lew men aboard at the time of tbs erploston
of tie tori: do
, 1864-11-10
CHICAGO CAtTAK MAKk3r.


HxoSHEDAF EVXN1I0, N,y9 D.
BEEF 'cATrLE-be1etyed alact Moray, ~,
head OF Beet castle; eIse1ea tales tf thavl11ou,
1Ar1s, Ills te1a. II &s@0t7s. shl.nT 1t %sbaa,.,
ems,
1tA- day being s1rost exclusively yet epsr. far
tht elec:sons. The ACCOUNT of cu.t.ess do. =. tn
yAfds was ain ast nominal. To-3sy tbs v-s.her h..
beeu Aos - unpEopltoAsf far doo. op rat,ona
~ Il well could hs- pu1lnE tbs uaor1t' 1t ne3 ~
torrents sno throuahout she s1sssu,an Tho Vlnd
beH per 'ect tosnsdo:so thst the 3as4a have BAN
arf st tfeeEte buyers and sel.els x1. dly ~ 4ae
themselves Of the lest khzl:cz that ecul1 b. or
tslned.
considtrnE she u4AW5xcfs With hsvt ex's, f:r
a-Jth rE like active cpo:ns1ant, yery falr xmoun.
Of hutt ess hss be cot satonzn ~ tadcxta by she
E1csa amourt Ct sslts. Thert hst beea no esanze IN
tie OF the secfipes which c,ol.stsd
s1clvttvefJ Of eonmrn to far me- d.um ar1tea, o.e
or city ptcfefs hAvs bean buy1nx {entty the
mstaceE beng taken o. army sccouns, aad b. ctr
hn'the1s and spteulat~1a 8~od EAasl. ara, In far
dtntnd sna very d'na with It up~ar tendency ..na
for towsT grades there Is zcod 1rqutry eh.eay for
pscs1IE. the market ecn:iuu1ak tim 1t our p:tytu,
qutsaheEs.
BEKF C.ITLE BALES SINCE un4n.v -
, 1864-11-10
Crop Circular from the Department OF
AEs1CU1tUFes

For the purpose Of laying before the public
summary statement Of the amount Of the crops OF
1t64, IN advance Of the publication OF the pl-
Department Of Agriculture, have adopted ills
mode Of communicative It as preferable to tnat
nsed heretofore beeaose T. will reach, directly,
for tho Jears 1867, 1858, and 1881, estimated In
bushels, &c, from the returns Of the correspond
e1ts Of thia department. are ss follows.
,,,. -, 81 ~ - 81 81 ~ a. sass 81
ist5 .iG s3 i9s7a.ss iunsJ2s is615aoa isiis,75i
C3En, GTocaeco, Ruck1't, Posatoes
se:........... esas ,sa7si7te 1s5 ta,,sssn
1865 0e7s59 2a7 l58 l5s i5s47o
ss ios 1a7 4ss,729 ls,7assso 9s:s53sss
The b1.monthly report for September and Octo-
Der, which vi1l'be issued within week. contains
much other usetul matter besides the reports of
these croEs. ISAAC NEw1oN,
Commissioner Of Agriculture.
Warrington, Nor. !, 1861.