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farmers department.
Agricultural Items.

Mr. Chester Brown, of Crafts
bury. raised this season, n piece of
Southern corn, which yields 93G
pounds to the square rod, or more
than "a tons to the acre. This esti-
mate was made by weighing the
stalks, as they had grown this present
season. Some of the stalks weighing
four pounds each, when dried
E. ID. Washburn, of Montpelier,
raises n kind of sweet corn that has a
remarkable habit Of caring Where
there should be one ear, Mr. Wash
burn exhibits a cluster of nine distinct
ears.
C $. Hamilton, of Hartford,
bought three years old heifer of
Carr q Huse, last week, which
weighed 14l0 lbs. She is a hand
some cherry red and will have a calf
in about a month.
r. p. Stewart, of Bcebe Plain, has
sold this season. from flock of thirty
six sheep belonging. to Mrs. G. f.
Haskell of Derby, wool and lambs to
the amount of S24S,G3.
Russell Cummings, Of Newport
has threshed BOP bushels of nice
wheat, the product of seven acres, an
average Of % ca bushels TO the acre.
Mr.. A. 2. Vance of Newport, has
a hill of potatoes with but four stalks,
each of which measured Z feet and
inches in length
Alvin Bowley has just presented
us with the first "big potato o the
season. He calls it a Stevens potato.
1t measures in longest circumference
Is IL inches, and weighs l ID lbs
Nelcpon Erpress
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Drill FOR VOLUNTEERS. Fall i'll
To good ways and habits.
Attention To your own business.
Right face Manfully do your duty,
and keep sober.
Quick March From a temptatian
to do anything which is unmanly.
Halt! When conscience tells you
that you are not doing as you would
like others to do to you.
Right About Face! From dishones-
ty and falsehood.
Present Arms Cheerfully when
your wife asks you to hold the baby
for ali hour.
Break off Bad habits, and cvory-
thing which is likely to retard your
Advancement in this world and place
in the world to come
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HzuRw "rho wonderful progress OF Mcdica
kHX ~ ~ Science during the past six years. only
~ " makes il possible tor the conscien-
HAM tious Physician 60 declare. now that
EA Consumption is certainly cured as ln-
ks<&sAM tcrmittcnt Fosor, and es certainly
prevented AZ Small Fox Charles +. King. w.
b.. IL. D.. etc.
ry;,,c.,. 1o,,,,,,.,1 Toroeor;,,+iO,,
hhlS " l'"i ~ :,
Hdde tf0W ne PC" t"w ~ 80 ''''' ~
h'"N W. 49, J.. i' 49, "'.
L. confidently presented 10 The public tUr the
Prevention and cure OF tONSA MhitO-. in its
most advanced stages, for the Radical Cure OF
Asthma. Bronchitis. Catarrh, and an affection.
of the Throat and Air Passages; for Gcuofa amt
Spocial arrangements oi the Nervous System
and all Functional Disorders OF tho stomach and
Bowels.
II Immediately increases the strongh ala
dccpons the color of the pale blood. 70 subju's
the Chills and Fever, and Diminishcs TING tN-
pcctoratiou. n checks the night sNcat4 always
In from Soycu to fourteen days. Tho appetite is
at once inNigoratpd, and the pat'nt rhp'uf
gains acsh: the cough and the diili.il breath
ing are speedily rohcrtd; aud sleep nccoll,'S
calm and refreshing. thc cyacuaii7n4 regular
and uniform Al thr Gri"W NVwti "" 'u7Hp-
pear with roaily astonishing f'ndlN.
The PtsHYJh0u should h ustu l every Sa0'
whore the Physician commonly prc.crihes 'lon-
les, Iron. Acids, liafh. Ruhlie' NU-llN' 'ii'
Whiskcy. Hc.aud nl cscrN cose.N whatever haiu'
known, ia which there Is exhibited amy one "i
more OF thnt'IuNlns .....
~ VI ~ .
DiW"f or ir1"d' b''bt"J' LOSS ~
Bre1H- tl'gH- "3@v'9 q" f"S'' h'r".9 RON
the LhnGs' Aos" ~ ,"'"1''' H''N W -ilLt ttf'
Efnou' ptp""N N'3" 'N.'"tS' W'"y > "t"F
through the N0W"C"' "'" race uf h'Y'!S'
Nervous H,r1'c'e' lNtft""s ffg.t"'fofH t'''-
anosS on D'-zwcss- ffceSS''' f"'f"'sS' .'"ft
l"foW Ny'es'"'sS N"PtsS"tSs "",
NviH'ifHf ffNft-iiffW s WIN i0Ht' 90 f'' tft 'i
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PICTURE FRAMES
MANHOOD.


Ia tAc y0ung and rising generation, DE-
uvo powers of lie are strong but n isR an
bow often the paiild hHe tAe aek-lusir. 1l l1l
DmaciRtcd form. and the imp0ssihhy Z ff-|
phcation "a mental iiori show ii- hNcia n
hucncc. IL soon becomes evident % 'hi '-
server that some dcprf -sAg Influence 8 ca.A-
ing The deyelopm MT ot the body 'n'en.-
unn - talked of, and perhaps me toWi D rel
moved from school and scft uio the country
This il enc of the worst movements lfa.'a|
from ii., ordinary diversion oi iAe -, q.
ing-sc nes of tnt city, the poNef-fi ne 3D.. U
much tnicchild to CIV Itsi o. hctliia t.I
rural exercise, thoughts are urged ffAi
on themselves.
lf inc patigat DE- a female. 90
ihc lncnsr- i~ lNphcd iuf WIN tNA'
hfsi symptoms poi winch haiiit H q
saving power IN iiip7ing lh'
Nlsitiug Inc cheek with ihN Nln'El .''@
Alas increase OF "pls cute hi7 sf
icd 'n, and the enor -les 'l iht ,,',-" 4'
uateu, ana the whole economy D. a.ial- b
beautiful and Wnnd giul eraa Do "t.
and mind undergo 30 fascinating 0a@I-
child 90 woman. r looked Tor lh F,,A
rents heart hl,td- with auNelN aiI 'I'
grave hut waiting for IT. 'ittim
HEINBOl D'S EXTRACT hJldl
fnr Nc4hH'sS orSr9 ~"
Attended Win lhc ioAlNlu5 y
lndisposition to cXertlon' JOSS ol l.-
of memory, difficulty of breathing .'',l- .'l--
ness, horror of disease, weak n,I.ss u,.,if',
dreadful horror of death night sNea.s' .'',.-
wakeiuiness' dlmnes- 81 Nirion, a'i7' ,i.a sa
aHl a77'.,l'i, 81 ','s '' synutaa. Do
hands d1sbinp az th. ioiy. dryntss II ID. ~
nelbd conntenanee and eiuptions on ID. i.'
pain IN line back, hcavinoss ~ The ege-t'
aupptlv black spots fiving before the eyes '-
temporary sniiaslo9 ana lo's o. s r6 IA
ror Of society, Nothing ii more d.s,
such patients than solitude. aha n0 9o r-5o.
manner. no earnestness. no speculation ~
hurried transition from one question y, ~ '- aG
These symptoms II allowed q hasI
tins Medicine inNarlablA ~ l9.l,;. IN. IA "A
loss OF power, iatulty, ana tl,l'F
ol which the patient may eAi'ie's n, wilson
During the superintendent " ~ ,s.,it oegf Il
the the - t AS SloIon WA had for n
them. and both died 81 epilepsy They sa'
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HGs- Dad, / want to ask you n
question" why is our neighbor
Smiths saloon like a Confedera. Q
note p Il can't tell my son. Because
you.cannot pass it" GO right straight
to bed you young rascal, or I'll make a
smash of YOU
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Garcllrrs' Guide.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND suIJ,v.v
RAILROADS
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing ] une A, 1866.



TRAINS aorNG sourn AND FAST
Leave st. Adams at $40 a. M, $40 "a. M. y
Mail Train leaves Bouso's Point at l.31 a. m
receives passengers nom Ogdcnsbureh r. n
and connecting at White River Junction and Rei
lows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester
Springfield, and and with trans ON passnnrsi
Il. r. arrives as New York at 1915 p m.
steamboat Express leaves Montreal nj i.gn n
mn. for burlington. Lake George sara ora Rnt-
land, Troy, Albany and New York CONNECTING
at burlington with Lake Champam Steamers
and Rutland Road.
Day Express leaves Montreal at S30a. M. st
Johns at 1000 a. M, OgdrnsDurgh az $50 a. M
House FONT 40 1913 q. m. for Boston. &c ar
irving in Boston, STA. Lowell at 1880 y. IN.
Night Express leaves Ogdonsburgh al l /. 80 a
m. Montreal at $3.50 p. in., Rouso's Point at D. a.
p M, ST. Johns at ll5 p. m. arriving at Boston
at $40 q. M, connecting as Bellows Falls with
Cheshire Road for Boston and Worcester end
with Vermont Valley Railroad i1r Springfield. SO.
and arriving in NcwAork at 1880 p. m.
TRAINS ooiSG NonrH AND WEST
Leave ST Mdans at 6.oOa.m., 1855 DE- No. Gll
%. POD. and 8.2Ip M
Day Express leaves Boston yia Lowell s 90 r.
ID. tor Burlington. St. Adams. and Montreal.
arriving at Montreal at $50 p. ma, and Ogdens-
burgh nc ! %. uI.
Mail Train .loaycs Boston via Lowell. mt ZOO
a. M, yia Lawrence and ftchhurg 1T 73O H. M.
springfield at 7:l5 a. m. for Burlington. ST. Al
hau-, Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh.
Tho train leaving Boston via. Fitchburgh at
I.3l %. m. and springfield az 7,ij a. M. connect
40 White River Junction with Day Express Train.
Accommodation Tram leaves Mortified at T.5O
a.m and burlington at $40 AM, for ST Adams.
llousOs Point. sc.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 y.
n receiving passengers from Vermont VALLEY
Railroad, leaving New York 40 12.15 p. m. and
from Cheshire Railroad, leaving Boston at $3.50
+ b. M. connecting at White River Junction with
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARk'S

&c ebra tex + e m ale pills.
Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clark, NJ
-, Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This Wen known medicine is mo- imposition
bni a sure and safe remedy foF Female Diiicul-
ties and DISTINCTIONS, from any cause whatever;
and, although Powerful remedy, thoy contain
nothing hurtful TO the constitution.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue ON slight
cNertion, Paptation Of the NOart, HISTORIES
and Whites, these Pills will effect q cure, whcn
ali other means have failed.
Full directions IN the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved
For fall particulars obtain free Of the agent,
pamphlet Sold by all Druggists.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Sole General Agent for the United States and
British Dumininns,
JOB MOSES u Comtandt st.. New York
y, Is 81 and three cent postage stamps en-
closed 10 amy authorized Agent. will ensure q
bottle, containing 90 Pills. by return mail. Sc
ourely sealed from an obs ryatiou.
Sold IN St Adams by l.. NJ butcher s. Sons.
Wcad N Durcn, ahdS. r. Day
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DurAAND 4ND urnLINaroy ANDvr.

II VALLEY lDNIROAD
Du ANA after MoIlny june Goth. l.6l trains
vii. rnn as follows. VIZ;
MoyING sorru lND EAST.
LeaF, Burlington at $500 "a. Ill.,. 1900 m.. los
ln- sni aA5p m Auucat Rutland az 1l:l5
81 ln- 10 p.m-. i:i5p m.. and 1895 p. m
ina'e ihtiaud at i2ij p. DID. $3.50 3D. 3D.. and
l2l0p pa. Arrive So Bellows FANS IT, 22J D..
m., g. i1 D. ln., and $500 d u.
Leave Bellows Falls at $50 m.. 7.55 ann.
and 3.lu D. m. Arrive at Brattlchoro' at 500
D. m., lOo0 q. in. and i.eo Is. Do.
MovDG Noiru Asn wEsr
Leave Brattleh0ra' at l0s1a. ln.. $40 d. M.
and s5I p. ia. Arrive at Bellows Falls az 1925
"a. in $3.50 J.. ms and 800 p. De-,
lroNe Bellows Falls at ll.i0 ii. M. SIS %. n..
aed lO.p ?. m. Arrive at lntiaud t1.i5 p. M.
$50 p. m. and 12.l5 a. m.
Leave Rutland at l,j0 =. M. GOO a. M. $40
p in,, and lZ+O a. IA. Arrive az Burlington
40 p m, si5 a. m, 755 p. m, and 3:i5 p M
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
ES At Burlington with Boats ON Lake Cham
PLAIN and Vermont Central and Vermont and
Canada Railroads, for Montpelier. ST. Adams.
Rouses loi3t, Montreal OgdeuSbureh. and the
west. At kntland with trains for Troy. Albany
and New York, Saratoga Springs, Schenectady.
and the Nest At Bellows Falls with trains on
Cheshire Railroad for Fitchburgh. Worcester
Lowell, and Boston With II. Valley Railroad,
Tor brattlehoro, Springfield Hartford New Ha-
ven. and New York and with Sullivan Railroad
Tor Windsor, White River Junction Wells River
~ Johnshuly, Newport, Iittleton, and the
White Mountains
Passengers for the West viii find this cheap.
pleasant, and expeditions route
FOR TICKETS, and all necessary information
enquire at the Offices on the line
GEO. A. MERRILL Supt
Rutland Jnne q, 1860 l-tf
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Life Health strength.
The Great French Remedy
ID r. j U q Il ID a IN arr e S
-L'l.l n L. ItlI.l -.

-I'I-s 'ii'iS PILLS.
Prepared by GARANCIERE a DUPONT. No
PA rue Lombard, Paris, from the prescription
OF Or. Juan Delamarrc the celebrated Partisan
lhlsician, and highly recommended by the modi-
cal faculty OF France
II it sure and uniaihng remedy ia an cascs
OF seminal Weakness, however severe on of how
ever long standing. an arrangements of the
Urinary Organs viii be- Immediately relieved.
The dchiiitatod receive new strength by using
this wonderful remedy, aud thousands have
been saved from an Uutimoly grave. Pamphlets
containing full particulars and directions for us-
INK, ia English, French spanish and German,
accompany each box and are also sent free %
an, add ess when requo sted. Price - per noa,
"a hoscs for -. sold hN an principal Drug
gists, or will be- sent by Mail, securely sealed
ifun All observation, By enclosing specified
price so any authorized agent. sole General
/ Agents ior America, OSCAR g. MOSES a CO..
"a C0urtlandt ST.. New York
Authorized Agents for st. Adams L.. 4.
! DuteherA sons, l5-ly
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Good News to Housekepers

Instantaneous Window Polish,
IT CLEANS Mirrors Windows, Lamps, Chin
/ ucys, Brass, Brittania, Silver and Tin Ware
as fast as You can rub the articles over. impart-
ing brilliant lustre, We don't want people TO
take our word for it; only want to show them
Seeing is believing After one experiment, if
You dont think it an We represent 1t to be, you
may have your money back, and another box
rs ccnts) gratis
MAiKER& CO., Lake Street, st. Adams. VT
arc the Wholesale Agents for Franklin County
b. A. HILL, General Agent.
ll9-G st. Adams. vt.
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Leonard, Brainerd & Co.,

NrOUID respectfully inform the residents
w of st. Adams, and ,icinety, that they
have formed co-partnership for the purpose
si carrying on the Drug and Patent Mcdi-
cine business, and have purchased the stock
and good viii Of the Store recently conducted
successfully by Mossrs. Wead a. puren: and that
by dilgentand strie attention TO cuisines, hope to
merit and receive a continuation of the gOncr-
Gus patronage bestowed upon their prcdeces-
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These Famous Remedies

Cannot stay the flight of years. bat thov can
force back, and hold aloof, diseases that might
triumph over the aged and the young Let none
hesitate then, but seize the favorable opportnpi-
ty that offers. When taken a. prescribed
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PROF. VAN BuSKIRK's

Great German Liver Remedy
Strikes at the root Of all diseases which origi-
nate in Dcrangemcnts Of the Liver. 5aundice,
Acute or Chronic Elections of the Liver, Dys-
popsia, Sallow Countcnancc, Sick Headache are
promptly and radically cured by Professor Van
Busldrh Liver Remedy
Hundreds Of testimonials might be given
from persons who have been prematurcy cured
after trying other remedies, without any bcne-
fetal results. bat one h'jGi of the Liver Remedy
is better proof to the afflicted than a volume Of
recommendations.
This medicine is Purely Vegetable, and docs
not contain either ne Mercury, Aloes; Gam
bogo, Scammony, or any drastic drug.
Sold by all Druggists. Price dollar per
bottle. Ask for Professor Van Buskrk's Great
German Liver Remedy, and take no other. One
dollar and fifteen cents, either in stamps or cur
rcncy, sent to any Advertised Agent or to the
Propretors, OSCAR G.. MOSES& Co, u Court
landt Street New York, viii ensure a bottle OF
the medicine by return mail, postpaid.
Agents for II. Adams, l.. L.. butcher y
Sons.
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1n Eterndf Spring !

Il was left for this day and hour to realize the
dream, and show in one glorious fact the magic
that made it fair.
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DR. GS g. CHEMICALS,

4 very full and complete stock on hand TO which
additions are constantly being made. Al Drugs
aud Chemicals are Of the first quality and strict
~ pure as represented. Prices at tho lowest
living rates. Physicians can rely ON procuring
pure articles, at low prices Prescriptions care
inllN nrnnnrnl
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PERFUMERTES :
MEDICINES

An the now and approved varieties.
TRUSSES,
SUPPORTERS.
SHOULDER BRACES
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IA TIA TMODE COR sET

s.. u. LEWIS, Jr., * GO.
Bank Street. ST. Mbans. Vt. 92-u
S. H. LEWIS, Ir. S. %. BRATNEHD
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Le basn sasseot des jambes dune maigreur telle
quo tons les tendons parasssn des 10 long desquos
courraent des 6cees 10 tout envelopes Do Paroheniu.
VOLTA sos jambes! wv =. a-., r9 j., J.. as-
Il traces Do mollets pourtant. ,.a n ,rr
Mais speu qu'en 70 galoupeur trouve place sur %
cd6 inferno Of tout pres des genouE, qu 0nt enormes Of
calleux. - e, 80. I. Z s4a.t ss' #.s.lesss
Le pied est mince. etroi soupe los doigts crcvsnt
les vates son Aexbles ct longs CONNIE ceux dee nges
Les bras Won't ballants ct depesures vrais bras de
bossu aveo esques gaospeyr pe ramsssaf une piece
de monnaic sans g basser . W. ,rHgss siI,'nn b,64
Baron 10 Galonpesr. est 81 peu vetu que. 81 s4tt un
homme, h police prendrait garde mas CONNIE Il dit
lumeme, on aisse les inges aller sans yAtemsnts
porte une culotte plut0 caecon erange, troue.
nor Do ng sechS et luisant ses nvatea soupapes.
chausssn. 10 pied pour Il orme quand monte dams les
Haes il endosss nm aoupcon do blouse qui pu etre
blsue qui fut pcuters blanche e qui eu dos manches
Aux rens, ceinure do CUR, ct dams ceinture,
| l'eustache sans mancne. l..g ~ sFAy3ts es spoI
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Null NJ mamie plus dextrsment une volatile; vous
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line fut pas toujous <eoyeSeur g{fr aegs e.a 3g)
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femme charmante. 4 plus jols do marcht aers ttait
amoureux ct sobre Mshsareusement d4pourvu dnstsue
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abord on dsscsnd escAer sans repuguance etsoudain
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on es volt rarement; lis vivent sous terre hommcs ct
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Pour touclef euf aire i'd angnsnt lsstetes coupees
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n . ponms Baron, dit galoxpeYy .,.,.s.t4 ~
Ce uns scrts de cannibale plus rappoche des sauva
ees de- h Nossak Calkdos que d ses conpatriotespa pa
riseos. ifzst ~ ..s,..,a s4Isi
| All! Il Callot vavat vu .s ..t..s.. Y.
lie torss est nousux, accourc ddorme, seS Dc boule
crosses conns dss MIX. paquets do nerfs qsi fon
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cetts pastis ID eor il semble que e tore u ecater
tant lee e1esg sont diGtsndues.
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PAg =
On entrevc entfs leurs mains un j ne NJ quoi qui
debst souda h hme dun eoutesu etincele aux lune.
RESI- IN JET Dc nSg couIs ct tonbe dsns IN baquet leg
doigs crpls do reggeur tieDnent tgorgs qu % tord
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ccbeiIss s plus bellies pour es vendues ~ commerce
les autree pour es ees b duvet nontant vsrs ls vod
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longs dres rdiehnt q f6mant - terrain convert de
caiiIots augunoents, oes doigs nsniant terocemeni
lssaehs nobI III bo1chsr ct air charge del Acres
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mile details hideux snhn torment IN ensemble horrible
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avsc Fenergqas vass Do ron sgecs il etend sss aiel
blnches tcutes acnlSss De- pouiprs quide et 9 guo
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DE BOWS REVIEW. Z
Volume 1,--No. 6.June 1856.

Volume l,--NO. 6.-June 1856.
Contents: Life of Julius Caesar
What's to be done with the negroes?
by Geo. Fitzhugh, Of Virginia. Tho
Federal Union-now and hereafter,
by W. A. Carey, Of Alabama.--Imp.
royement Of our rivers, ,--the Appom.
attox Of Va, BY A. Stein, Of Ala
West India emancipation. its prac.
tical workings, by A. Breton, Of
Santa Crux.-The last days Of the
Confederacy.-The american colony in
Mexico.-Fragments Of the Past
American industry and the approach.
ing French Exhibition. -The future
Of Italy, J, +, Ewell, Of Tenn.-Jour.
nal, Of, the war-entered up, daily.in
the Confedoracy, by the Editoe.-Dep-
artmeps of Agriculture. Department
Of Commerce. Editorials; Miscellany.
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BOITE 1850
4 la pOste de 10 N0uvelle-0rItans
LIZ MISSISSIPPI.

En- presence du grand feuve qui
% retire lentcment ct CONNIE en-
nous me. Int encore apres avoir
cause',t de desastres; de CO Nil
americain qui porte a la fois Ia fer
tilite ct la RUNE dams ses eaux, on
est saisi Eseffroi ct on contemple
payenir avecN anxiete. Il ne sufit
pas, pour ez .iquer les calamites
actuelles, d'ac iser la gaerre ct ses
consequences, Ia depopulat'on, 10
desertion du travail. Les ruptures
des digues appelees crevasses ont
touiours etc trequentes ct parfois
;rremediapIes. En- pleine paix, des
bras Inombreux ct bien disciplints
s,eraient, il faut bien le reconnaitre,
impuissants \ contenir les eaux fu-
rieuses ct 4 garantir Ia Basse-
Louisiana de leurs ravages, ! plus
forte raison dams IL periodic de
transformation que nous traver-
sons.
II faut done sviser promptement
ct chercher la solution dun aossi
redousablc probleme. On ferait des
volumes avec les savantes specula-
tiops ct les subtiles theories des IN
genieurs hylrographes qui ont
cherchs cette solution sans la trou-
yer. II resulte toutefois de leurs i'm
puissantes etudes ct des horribles
desastres don't nous somrnes les t.
moins ct les yictimes, que le sys.
tAme des ievees ou digaes siStf N
echec. Quelques fats le denontre-
ront facilenent. Esv. 80 Id
On peut SO representer 10 Missis-
sipi sous Ia figure de- deux grands
entonuoirs se touchant par le col,
c'est-a-dire ls partie etroise. Il egout'
te Immense region du versannit
meridional depuis les grands lscs @
allant an Sud, entire les Alleghanies
a Pest ct les Montagnes Rocheuses
Arouest. II resoit par ls part'e
svasee de son entonnoir superieur
ct sur IN conrs immense IN snorme
volume d'csu que la colonisa ation
Went endiguer e qui roolet etoot en-
tier vsrs u bss Do l. vallte, tandis
qo,aufresois, sous 70 rsgne de IL
nature et sMn M l'absepce de lhonme. hon ne.
il s'Icoulait par mile assures OF
ruisseauxs et suivait - pente = u
mer sans Greer ses ptrils 9nN ms
pirs aajoard'huL rentonnoir inie' Y.
rieur s'4largissait sn bas depoia
ID Riviers Rouge sar y rave occ''
dentals ct depuis BitonrRonge sul
Il rive orientale jusqu'a y Non