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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

pttlui iN'ioiou, pue tuS PAOStno h.iShN NC A4ois
thoroughly carried ont to advantage.
-
FAITH AND FANCY. By JOHN SAVAGE limo. pp. lls
James Is. KrkeL
The author Of this volume is favorably known
to the public as journalist poet and a dramatic
writer The present collection of his poems is devoted
in part patriotic themes and breathes the spirit %
intense and loyal attachment 10 the American Union
Mr. Savage betrays the workings Of an ardent poeticJ
teDperament-he is always in earnest, often enthn-
sestc and is at loss for language or imagery to
express his feelings. He sometimes gives too free
rein to his fancios, which become too exuberat for
chastened taste. His dicion often lacks simplicity,
though II Is never wanting in fervor Without aiming
TO satisfy the demands OF artistic rgor, he makes sue
ces appeal to the love of nature and the love az conn
try, and kindles sympathy with his expression OF many
and generous sentiment. T" The Starry Flag with
which the volume opens, is spirited lyric written on
the war transport Marion on her perlous passage up
the Potomac through the masked batteries OF the rebels
and sung with great effect at the fist gagraisinS over
Federal batement, in the Old Dominion by the gallant
Sixty ninth Regiment, under Colonel Corcoran
A new edition of EwBANKs Hydraulics and
Mechanics, containing descriptive and historical &C.
observations on the progressive improvements in the
steam engine and various other subjects connected
with the mechanic arts is issued by Charles Scrbner.
The work obtained high reputation its original ap-
pearance in print andwas soon regarded standard
authority Few men are conyersant with the
facts and principles involved in the various mechanic
arts than Mr. Ewbank and his extensive experience
as United States Commissioner Of Patents has given
him great familiarity with the history and character Of
Inventions His volume presents an immense amount o.
practical information, and approaches nearer the
character of complete and exhaustive treatise on the
subject than any other work within our knowledge. it
is Of peculiar Importance to the inventor OF machnee
supposed TO be new and 10 tie claimant Of paent rights
for the same and may many an enthusiastic pro-
jector much tine and money 10y showing him that MS
fanced Improvement is but the reproduction Of al ''a
discovery,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-13

been the first to wish forgotten. The Americaf
edition, we understand, has been submitted to
partial revision, but the process might be more
thoroughly carried ont to advantage.
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Herbert Spencer and Ausustc Comte.

An impression prevails with many tha' MY
Herbert Spencer, author OF the able work on Eduea
lion and various philosophical writings is di'cpe" OF
Comte the celebrated French Positiyist. This position
having been assumed by the reviewers OF MI spencer
he repels the charge in the following letter 10 ING
ger. EngIqader With tits we also pntsh an extract
fgon private letter of Mr. Spencer TO gentleman IN
New.York upon the same subject. They are interest,"
iug not only as defining lis position in r'gard !"
Comte but ss showing how the lntei Is reg'Lded "
men OF science IN England.
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@citerc 9lorrcibc 9tntbritbtcn bon
MD6iic.
@rfOla oes MDmira1s Tarraemt

SORT 8OwelI p|erlaiien uno in
Die Suit 9eiprengt.
Sort Gaines e~apituIirt NIT iciucr Selaeans.
(OfiSielleS bulletin
&rie9Sbepartement 10. glug.
General laipr Dir, &emz2)prf!
Ser folgenbe Beri6t iiber ben @rfOlg unies
rer Operation pOrOtobile, entnpmmen benz &td
monb yGntuirer" BON beute, lit chen Don Sen.
Butler eingetrDfen:
WObile, s. slug. Sn Der 6reitagsnadt
perlieb Qieut. Gol. @ilIiams, Der Gommanoant
pom Sort 9apeQ pteies Sort uno ipren9te e5 in
bic Quft. Geitern uni beute tpuroe Sort Gaines
our6 Die feinolide Slutte bombarbirt. Die Se=
p6lferung Wlobiles lit tampibereit. Mlan bofft
ben Seirp 81 pertreiben. 0dS SOlt lit nit ben
2eiitungen Der 2ieut8, 8udan, Mourp uno
Burnett Sufrieoen.
3wette 9epei6e.
Mobtle, 8.g(ug, Sir mifen bic idma6>
prIe uebergube ces Sorts Gaines beri6ten.
Col. g. NkoeriDn iber9ab 1i6 nit pern 21ten
Sir. &e9t, 600 Mann fart, 9as Sort mar
fir 6Dtouate Representative uro mar fat ullein.
nebmbar. Ser Gpmmonount understandable nit
Der feinoliden 6lOtte unter garlamentairflagse,
pbne Sanction pes Sen. Gage. 2ebterer fragile
ppr6 Si9nule, mas feline Nbit6t lei, erbielt
aber feline NntpOrt. Setne2ufmerfI antteit lpurz
De ourh Signall6lfie portbin gslenft uno er
tele9rapbirte oil Nnoeripn: y0alten Sic oaS
Sort" Sn Oerielten 9ladt belu6te CT oas Sort
uno erfubr, oab iid Der Commandment auf benz
Sla99eni6iff Der yanfeeSflotte befano I'M Die
Observation-Disclosures su erfabren. Gr biu=
terlieB itrenge QrpreS, baB ct oaS SORT ni6t
lbergeber iplle uno entlebte ion ieines Cont
manpOs. Sort 0tor9an iignalt1irte oieien Wtor=
gen, d q II t att ber Mntwprt NUT
be Die Oonfeeflaa9e lber ben
90 auern pom Sort Gaines amigo
&noeiOnS Nenebmen lit unertldrli6 unp
i6unoli6i
@beriran uerfolgt se ~gfe6clem.- e5efcdbt bti ssin.
DIETER.
9epei6en BON Sen. Sheridan iiuo einoez
%trOffen, melde meloer, bab er ben Setnb bel
8indeiter einsebolt uno Elm S6armibel nit
ibm 9ebabt babe,
GrplOITUm eines SreOnanss SUptes omf Seul Games
Slue.
Sen. Grant meloet, bob geitern Elm Orop<
nansz8ODt, nit @mminitipn belapen, am Gitp
Yptnt-Nberfte erplootrt 1T. Sin Stabspffiaer
@rant6 puroe lei6t p~ertpunoet.
60 nj Stanton,
&riegSminiIter.
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9as Orte6t brt MuarFeIo,
Oen, 0lperiQ's pf6,ieurr OSerid,t.

8Gibiu II, 10. Mug, .5OIgenOer of
teller Seridt be8 Sen. AperiG wurDe burd
en-, Sumter benz &riegsOepartement ibers
not; SD bplte ben 6einp inter McGaus@
No, SObniOn, Gilmore unO Mc9leil,~ ungefdbr
90 Wann fart, beute Mtpr9en Elm unO Qriif
bet Sage8anbru6 an. ST erlitt grOBe Ser
tie an SOFTEN unO 8~ermunoeten. , Sobnen
lroeH tbm abgeuOmmen 1no 4 8anpnen eros
TT. Bir madten 400 Gefangene, i%nclaiipe 6
slo= uno @tab5Uff5iere unO AZ Snbalternens
Tfjiere ; AUDI uabmen mir iRm itber 400
TerOe ab. Gpl. 8eter5 pom 81. ga. He9t.
aroe t6otli6 perpunOet g~efangen 9enOmn1en.
en-. Solution mar c~benfal8 %gefangen, bod er
ute ii8 unerfanmt unter pie ilbrigen Sefun9e>
N gsmji6t unO e8 gelqng ibm SIT enttOmmsn.
tein @er(uit betrdgt Z SUOte unO 21 Ser
,unoete. McGausIanO lit nit DEM Neit ieiner
..rn1ee in Die 8er9e 9efliidtet.
@. 9tperiu, Brig. Sen,
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Qlpmirul SOrrOsut's sies.

@aibin gtpn, 8. @uguit. Sem 0tebsl.
len 8eri4te, OaB Der MOuitrr Secumieb nor
WtObile g~eiunfen lei, miro I'M W(arine@ Wtnite~
RUM fem @lauben b~ei9emeiien.
Der GebelenzHam Senne1ee, weI6er BON
Aonliral Sarragut g~enoupFen lpurpG mar eth
itdrfereS pnp furdttorereS 6abrjeu9, benn Der
ebemalige Nerrin1ac uno iein @erlult miro een
&ebeqen b66it empfinOli6 fem.
Bis jett iinO nod feline OfF3ielen 9epeidea
oon 6urragut eingelaufeH.
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Die etarre set Rebtnen. strmse.

WtlllamSpDrt, ben 8. Slug. SOlsenoe
5nfrrmatiOn 1T pOllfpmmen SuperldBi9 uno acs
turat: 9ie in 8irginien uno N(arplano pperirz
enpe Hebelenmudt itebt inter Commando BON
General Garlp.
Die @enerdle Nbpoe8 uno 8redinriooe tom=
man0iren ieber Elm Corps. 8~redinrio9e's Corps
beftebt aus 3tuei 9ipifppen unter 8bartOn uno
@oroOn; &bOoes Corps bagegen aus ben 9ipiz
iiOnen 3amion unr 9tbobeS, Sbre Stdrfe lit
nte fplgt:
@bartons 9ipiiion $500 Dtann; 8oropn'S
9iuiiipn 1900 Wlann; &amieur's 9ipilipn
1900 0lanu; 8b0be's ulte 9ipiiipn 1900
Wluun.
Die seiammte Gaualeriema9t lit $500 Sd.
nno umTaBt bic 8risaOen BON 8augbn, Sadion,
5mbpOen uno WicGouslano.
General Song 1T ArtiIerie6ef Der @eiammtz
ma6t. Die Mrtiaerie ID iI 3 9ataiaoue einoez
tbeit:
Sobnitpn'8 Battalion 8 aanpnen; 9lellpn
BAIT. II aancnen, (perlor jeoO9 4, Die ibm
Nueriq abnabm) uno 8rartpn8 Battalion -
Ranonen.
0fc4apgblin bat 20 ~ aanOHen anter isi>
rem periDnlI6ene Commando, beitebeno aus 5pet
6ereini9teH 8atoiQpuen.
O%bertlieuteuunt Sing 1T Artilerie6ef in
Bredinrio9e'8 Corps.
0ie @eiammtitdrfe Der Snfanterie belduft ii6
Oemno6 auf $500 Nann; 9is Der &eiterei
uuf $500 damn; Die GrtiIerie auf 600 Mann
uno 40 ~ 9anOnen. @eiammt3abI: 1900
.33tann.
Auberoem befinoen ita NOD 2 8~estmcnter
in Win9eiter, um Die aufgebduften Stores gu
sepa6en uno ben 8ld5ug pfen gu balten, unO
bic @opaIerie beftbt auberoem mebrere SectiOz
men fltegenOer NrtilIerie.
0bige Ingaben ideinen siemli6 c~orrett, oc6
1T bic 3abl Der Gei6ase pbne allen 3meifel gu
bob angegeben. 8ielei6t 1T NADER NrDbtafen
ais Gei6lb ae8dPlt pprOen!
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cfa,ieuer Serid,t pes Sen. SUsan.

Wafbtn9tor II, 10. Nuguit. Sen. WtalOr
Sherman ianote ben Ofi5ielen 8eri6t 0e88en.
3o9au ein, 9erieIbe lautet:
0anptquartler Dor Ntlanta,
"a. Suli 1864.
General! SD babe Die Gbre: fol9enoe Sbatz
a6eu iber bu8 3eiultat bes 9tngriifS auf biele
Nrmee bur6 ben 5einO am %. Suli gu beri6e
!en- Nir baben in Srpnt be5 II. Corps 1000
3oote begraben uno inter Observation-Disclosures
oext Seinoe au8geIiefert. Die glnsabl Der feinos
Lideu Spote1 in 6rpnt Der 4. 9ipiiion betrd9t
na6 Sen. 8loir'S 8eri6t iber 2OOO M1nn.
Sn 6rpnt Oe8 IS. Corps betrug Die Nn5abl Der
pDn uus be9rabenen 3ebelIen $50; piele liegen
bort mod unbeerot9t uno in S6rpnt oes 16.
Corps nurOen 422 begruben, ueber tauieno
8erwunOete rabmen mir gefan9en uno piele
puroen pom 6etnoe neg9ebra9t. 8ir nabmen
lbm auBeroem 10 Slaggen uuo 5000 StGd
@epebre ab. Ser 6einb unter 6oOO uno 8beez
Ter 9riff Itebenmal an nno purDe %jepesmal sllz
ridgei6lu9en. @ir ~ianoten 1000 @efan9ene
uu9 unieren 9eIerpen, i~ncluIipe 33 OIfisiere
b6beren 3anges,
Sir balten eaS G6la9tfelo NOD belebt unO
uniere Sruppen lin0 pom beiten @eiite beIeelt.
unier 3otalperluit betrdgt 1851 damn.
Der Seino bate 1920 Soote. @ir nabmen
unO ianbteu 1,O17 Gefqngene mad Dem glprz
oen uro baben nod 1000 Mann. Ser SOtal<
0ertuit oe3 6einoe8 miro auf 10000 damn
geiddBt, S. 81. 2p9qn,
Gen, Wlaipr.
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Y $ gtrt btsrmtt @a@rt9t se&eber, ta9 bic
bem WaiIensert&t beialter Stapt am 6. Suit 1864 8eppu-
ddttSuuSs-p aptsre uter has %perlbnlthe @tsenttum BON
9enr9 Eduer. pelder In b~eiaster Gtabt ~sefrrben III,
Ueritafit bat @ue Yeripnen, wslde Nnlp Ias an ben
WeritOrbenen su MAIDEN baben, werten babsS auiaefprtcrt,
fClte an ODER Dor benz 8. Sun. 1864 Bet Der Inter seiduetsa
selteae ~ MAIDEN, ptbriseafaGs tie leater mad benz @eiese
feline Anivrate an sefa8te Sinterlaiieni9aft NJ br maiden
tSnnen.
fSil4wlmlp) Sppbtd 3auer, M6n.
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8 wirb Etermtt@ 6rt&t eeeeben, bae tie
~uterset4ntte BON pa ttmpre i'm Staat Marplanb fb prr
ot.a sDattengeriGt beiaeter Statt am 6. Suit 1864 Be-
oclma@tseauas-9apiere Gber bic 6tn'erIaGeui6ait toe
md6 etnes EefamentsSe fdluGes) BON aeRPUte etp-
q Ii 8, peI9er In eiaster Stact seitOrben tn, eer-
ttafft bat. Ine 9erfSueu. pel9e Nnfpru6e an ben Ser.
ROrbenen gu MAIDEN hnbeu, wersen baber aufseforbert, fplde
an cper Dor benz 5 San. 1855 bet Der unterseidueten oei.
tenb gu maiden, tpitrteenfaus tie ipiter mad benz Geles fetns
NnipruHe an rbtae Sinterlaiieui@aft mebr MAIDEN tSnng9
@grpHme 9tgfdI e.
t6jul4p1mlrl Meminiar.
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Jleue QnSeigen.
xODcSzMnseioe.

@An6et0e- fE1 6es saa8
Mm 8. b W. ~erbielttn mir srnt GrteesI6auSlab bic tran.
rtse aber beitimmte NStri6t, tas unsr, NIT duen tinbItGtn
~tesabter tnniefseliebtrr Sebn unb 8ruetr
emil 9drSeer, nag 2lClMIDE,
Tier Stcls tiner tarteepruftsn <ern,j an 80. Nua. In Der
e6Iaht bet petersburg BON ether feinbli&en Rnsel ~eetrpffen
une bal6 earauf ben 5sleentpp erlesen, tn hem aarten Mlter
BON 10 Sobren unb 6 Wlpnaten. M1e. tie ibn tlnnttn, rer-
ben uniern ? 1ners 81 mIrbieen ptGen.
pies, nm ftues Vstltth bittsnt, setstn Ratt ieber btfsntern
alien Sreuneen unb 8efannten an
annapolis. ben 2. Aug. 1864. ..-g
tDs) sls}s III. Die 9tntertlttBenen.
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Der siebeuen.g Ram slIbemarle...

Stem gOrt 8. Auguit. Gin Brief Datirt
0epbern, ben 5. c8., an Die ~allOciirte PrelIe
iaet: Ser Siam glbemarle, cCmmanOtrt BON
Nafft (friber auf Der 6lOripa) tpiro i'm Plp@
mouth elmer burdgdneisen Repuratur llnter>
wprfen. 2Lu6 iinb Die Nebelen oan1it bel9dfs
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Der unset6nete ma&t bterntit leinen Sreunten uub BPM
4ublttum biean3eiee, haB er oue Inn anrertraute fbrtftliten
Auftraee auf's Bette unb @epthenbaftefe beIprgt, re{p
aauTbriefe, Sppotbefen, 8oQma6ten, Seltaz
mente, Scales &c.
aud usrben GClettiOnen b,fDrst. gu iecer Belt ,u fnten
tn Squire 8. 20. Sbppacre's Office, so. 642 %. Baltimore
Str 9eseniber gDtnanS @arten.
(Nt29.1Mtl Tbeph. SHmtk.
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@ebeuen. 0efamaene Cir GIrnira.

Stem gOrt, 10. Nug, Siebenbunbert 3ie=
beuen<@ cfan9ene famen beute BON Ypint Qopt=
out bier at uno wurben na9 Glmira seianot,
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Unn S1srmun's Mrmce.

2SeI1Srgs HpCr NIcSucts SrreItSIg. Scln SerINtf
100 @ednn. Der Streiisug troe auerem Cit Grs
fOIg.
Woibtngtpn, 10. Au9. Wir baben
9inltige Na6ri6ten iber WcGOpf5 Streif,lg
erbalten. ueber 1900 ieiner 2eute rappOrtirten
it6 i'm 9auptquartier unO Der General leIblt
bradte meitere 1900 nit, 10 oab nur nod 800
Wlann feblen. 0lan 9laubt, DAB iein 8erlult
700 nibt iiberitei9t.
lleber 500 @a9en tpurOen bon u%nieren 9eltz
ten %Serlt6rt, nebit 2 GiienbabnSigen uno 500
Maultbiere wurOen eridOler, ebe Die 3ebeQen
ben &eit wiebererOberten. SIN @anSen betrad=
tet General Sherman Orn Streifsu9 oS einen
9rpBen Grfplg.
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Mi6tia, tuct,t, iunbr !
.rie9sminifer StantUn GnsebIidD rcfTsEirt. Gei
9feSisnat;on ailgenpinmen.

9tefisuGtiOn amgenOt1men.
New gUrt, 10. gug. Sine Specialize
eide Der 8orlo BON @uibin9ton briftgt fol-
enOe Ga6ri9t, peG6e, penn mabr, b69it pi6s
] wdre. 9ieielbe lit pom 8. 2tuq, - ubr
taAt5 batirt uto lautet: t6eute @betto fanb
inc SPECIAL > GabinetSfBung itatt, in meI6sr
.ngebIj9 Der STREET. Spiiden 8lajr unO Stanz
on oi5tutirt Duroe. wel6er fem G~nOreiuItat
,arin fanO, baB Stanton na4 eini9en i6arfen
Gu8oriden feline 6cii9nation einrei4te, WeIde
lpm @rdlioenten ordenpmme1 tpuroe.
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ti9t, etnen ne1en Ram gu baueu. Serner erri6ten
Ie an Der U&ano rng beS &canofe 6lulies
Sdau3eu uno periu6 en 3u9lei6 ba8 periunfene
,RanpnenbpOt 6cutbfelo 5u beben.
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Grs s. oWuerneur SObn SrO,un Sraacis seftOrben.
YrOptOence, ben 8. Ing, Gr=Gou=
oerneur SObn 8rOwn 6runcis 1T beute bier 9e=
1torben.
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y1Cfts.

DIE Mitslteber Der Gteuben Qpse Nn. !, II. 8. Sc. S.
trerEen eriuGt ndtten 5rettag, len 70 ts tn tbrern Bar.
iarnmlHneSIrtaI ~ fr!Hfinen. tabert bS4It tpt&ttse gei6dfte
Sprliesen. s.
~ (D5rl Spbn3apf SER
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Subfitems=Sfie Der 0er. ct. slrmee

Np. 20 South Ctr.
Baltimore. Wtb, 10. Nueuh 1864.
NsrFeselte Anstt0te In DupIeat trerben aaf Obiser Oftee
Ste odmStde, Den 10. &ueaf b. S, Wlttta8s II lbr, entses
~2tseruns tn Baltimore, Wib.. gu bereten NIT IL
10000 Yfo. %9ebrannten ltnD genlablnen &Orns
SerPadt in cute, Rasft usb s~puFcmuens ereife Safer. Nt.
Sultetern . cage aaH Gmpfans teS Gpntrattss.
Dte 1bteen AnsebSte fnb 9 6 E n ben Debtn8uneen un.
tsrpOrfsn,. .wel9e eewGbnli3 Zen Au;etesn Sieier 8 fiee fir
SrbfIfen3fpres beige flet finb.
8. $. Gilman,
(0eBSl Capt. unb y. G. U. G. v.
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Bic 10.

pe~lfamntlt it@ In Der @cd,anicS 9au am Dpnneraoa, ben
IL. dug Nbinb 8 lltr, wpbet BITE @~pleetCren geri&t erFatten
rer6en. Mui BeietI
tDWtDp) Der prGftbert.
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UtrDn00u!4lrtl.
~ Srii@! Trrl! Srei. 80
y 'ia GTcnrtfOn S@
Spsial oentpfratil6cn SurnDcrcins
- am DDnneritaS, II. Stusun 1854,
s NIT ber f6buen Barrie rSesuin", mad
VH!40 MinDmsS DrinnS

NIT Der f6bHen Barrie v@esuin", mad
0"'" WtllDwS springs.
s Sbteer 0erein tna6t fetnen Sreunten unb GSnreru, Trpte
benz eettrten VubIttun, I'm Nleerneinen bt rnait Bite erasBenae
Mn3eise, ee ct am sbeneenannten Datum cine gDnFerfabrt
mad benz rrntanttf& ~eeleeenen plate ODiupp @brtuos am
Itnten ufer bes Gbeiapeafs (nate Sort GnrrHGl SeranfaItea
bat. s
Die eerGurntee Barrie oSeeuin" rtrb bic Ebeilnebmer nc6
benz Beftplase brtneen, no etn 9 @auturMen fattRnbet
unh bic Turner 9ieeertafel hurd, @elnnesSprtr1set br R5e.
lt&HeS CUR Undertaking. Der G6te bsttraeen wtrS. GdpttGn
Seuferts Nuftt.Gprps IT fur ben Gag ensaetrt unb tvirS Ste
BETTE Sarrapnies un6 1dn;rtuFt a~uf1Yielen.
DaS Boot Serlast ben Db6rf am tus bey Sput6frdee
Ncreens 9 Ubr. .2idets oGents a Yeripn. - Climber un-
ter II Sabren fret.
IN 8Urb bes 8ceses rstben feine StfetS strFauft; bueeaen
fnb fcl&t tn Der SIrahaae, 800 gDeR. grdttirnse, fcpfe Bet
hem untersetbntten @pattte ;u taben: @
y. GGsarst, 56&5sR 9: G0ayfr. 9. Mofer, Is g Snmaear. q
@bas. Weade. 22 G. NpnbRr. s.. @Gbarbt, 20 g. BOnbar.
S YRtrer, 6 Gplumbiafr. Sac Nled, IS GarSenifro6e
s. S6mibt, l29 Central NJ. q. Stetnbad, S44 N. YrsttfTs
ut 80 bg} a77s III
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Gcutfdes SGrbeitS=Sead,
Sureau,
0imbeersSDrup.

Rosberrp-S Syrup fir 2impnobe.
&r6ter Salt bon ausee3st6neter Site TT fets gum btuta.
DreIle, 2Dtplefale un6 RetaiL 3u baten bet
s. Trdu5, 1919 5rebertd ytpab.
1eaeaunsen werten tn Sacob Seeser's StOre, gtO. %
@sruanfr. aneenOmnen unb sdntAtt4 telurst. (3lmdt1A
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Office hes YrpfoB~gFarf@aGst 2. GtRr. .. MarpIaut.
8aEttMrre, 10. Musut 1854.
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btm prpfOBmurI6aa btees Dttriits bsantwSrtst rerben,
menn man i'd. f1rtftli6 roer inunsti@ at I'm wertet, unb
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fuuurg ter Quota Der Narb esfarnneIt rtrb niGt be3nblt
laben, che tie .3iebune ~fattfnbet, fpwie MGe, nsl@e bteie
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penn fe tbre geitrase AT trsene etnsn Der na6febeua Be-
ftriebenen pIdee abgeben
s. y. Griffin, NpttOhefe Sanfar. unt 8rOobrne.
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q. ~gDsisftttel, SOP Mltee Mnngr.g
pter In btr Office ron
IbpmsS 8rcs & 8rr. SGifstauer in Canton.
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DafBtn9tOu, 10. gtu9uit. Sen. Dtaicr
Sherman ianote ben Off5ieuen 8eri6t OeS@en.
3ogan ein, 9erelbe lautet:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23

How troublesome several species OF them are
is 20 well known that need not say a single
word about II. Much less known = a sovereign
remedy. which las never failed 10 e1pel them
4, .l4s .l-- 49,, 49, ---1-- H. 49, t-ad
read IL number Of years ago some where, and
being iond OF trying experiments, ! made use 81
IT, aua found il inia5be IN every instance. JhiS
remedy CONSISTS in ground coffee. Ii j. only
necessary TO sprinkle some Of il on the ant hills
or on those places where the insects are frequent
" seen. and within fifteen minutes not one OF
them viii be found Last summer they nad
made large hin very near one Of my fences.
Before expelled them called together a num-
Der Of boys and girls coming from a school, 10
show them the effect Of coffee on the ants The
children we're not a little amazed to witness the
precipiIate fight Of the ants from their hnl,
which bad spfinkled with coffee. lew mIu-
utes after the sprinkiing not single one
could be found, TO the great astonishmeuI
Of the children.
The remedy is 30 simple and so easy OF appli
cation, under all circumstances, that wish e
call the attention OF the reader to it. have it
therefore printed so large. During a series o.
years / have had 20 many occasions to avail my
self OF il, that l can speak with the greatest
confidence / repeat tit never fails Cor.
HOfficuitnrisf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-03-23
aorirultnrnl mn 3uule5th.
,,7,,,,,c.x FnUrr PROSPECTS.

~ D-..-;> Farraer II see an article gong
.~',,.is,ol the papers stating that the comm
.-e ron has been destroyed by tue coid
-. A the commencement VI the year, ana
80 ,bst the trees are also injured. cant
- for st. Jo. bur vii Tor this section, anu
VII say that neither the buds nor trees are III
igred up 70 the presei.t time, and snAn %
greatly disappointed Il 81 10. does not 7ehu u
her usual crop Of this II scious fruit
Al tbis plaee the thermometer haa lot MAJ Aeu
loxer than L : Fsh. be.oT ZERO -,
-. arr, II stuted IN eOnDe Of our agrlcul-
,,,-.r journals that peach bu1s vii uot I'VE I'LL
he tl.ruereter nsore than 10 oeio~'
mich deoefds Oh tho buds "heh 'bey Oe5.H
,beir hjbesnatiou When the iai "ealnsI =
- -, fisv remain small and dormant, they
will not receive any Hjafy with TIE IRE
..9oc beloW zsso. With tsana fall and the
~o1seouent development Of buds, 10 : vii al
,bera. So. really, our peach growers have mose
81 fesr frors warm gutumDal weather ilan 10"
,emperatrFe IL mil-rinter-
hope the Calcsg 0nials and Others iuteresiel
I'm the Michigan peach crop viii not cry ti'i thefe
f. need Of IL. Should our peach crop ia1 t.ii
se.son :, vii be the first time since The settle
nent Of he country.
-peak Of course, Of the peach crossing conn
fry IN this State, and that will i1ciudc STRIP a.
erariry tweny to forty miles aide along in'
eassern shore Of LAKE. Michigan, varying sccor'
ing 20 location, zo.l, &c, but narrowing - f0'
.rnroscb the bead Of the lake. ard begin % Zee
~ prairie winds uhtempered BY the open water
In the early settlement Of this State, and mt
within ten or twelve years since, We kne" hti,
Of the los a peaches, Dot since then through
the eastern and GENITAL portions they have bs"i
quite uncertain.
However the past season fair crop ~as gath
ered in al parts Of T.
TIE fruit growing Interest IN Western M'cni
rau il getting 70 be al important one, al = 10
creasing Fortunes are in store all aions unae
the shelterng breezes Of our great lake Tor az
one with tie taste and patience 70 develop .nell
But forests row stand in the way Of orchards
that only reed an axe, AID ~hiiug arm
We'd Il.
Idinoi- ard Wisconsin, with their groWin
towns uad Increasing population, viii always con
sumo ~Lzt fluit Can be raised here, and Al goo
prices Tie pfairies may be more inviting
many, bus there are homes for all who Ike TN
her h.ffar J. +. Elliott.
Grand Rapids, FEB Goth, 1854