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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-02-22
TIIE NEW ERA. F7EBRUA AIRY a. 1866

E. BOYD FAULKNER, JOHN l. YELLoTT.
FAULKNER & YELLorT,
r. e 4 l. E,ST.1 TIE ENTS,
Second Floor, Graatham Hall,
NJ AET1Ss BURG, WEST VIRGINIA,
Having formed connections with Real Estate
Agencies throughout the North and South,
they are prepared to buy and sell
FIRMS, MINING LANDS md CITT
PROPERTY,
as readily as any other Firm in the South
Farms leased; Tenants procured; Rents and
other claims collected; Titles searched; Labor
furnished Contractors and Farmers; Deeds;
Leases; Powers of Attorney, &c, are prepared
upon moderate terms.
in the States of Maryland, Virginia and West
Virginia. or who wish to buy property, are
requested to communicate with us.
FOR SALE.
One Farm, II miles Northwest of Martins
burg, on Dry Run Road-547 acres, good
House, Out-buildings upon it-Hedgesville
and Potomac Turnpike running through it.
Terms easy.
FOR Sale
1873 acres of Land, located on Gpequon
Creek, miles from Martinsburg. $25 pc
acre. Terms: One-half in hand, and the bal
ance in 3years with interest and trust deed
upon the property to secure deferred pay
ments
FOR SALE
81 acres of Land near Hedgesvlle, small
House, and Out-buildings upon it. TERMS :.
CASH.
FOR SALE
A House and Lot on the corner of Queen
and Stephen street. One of the most desirable
residences in the city Terms moderate.
One Farm, containing
1917 ACRES OF LAND,
by two fine
DWELLING HOUSES,
large new Barn, q fine Water Power, Tan
merry, new Fencing, &c. This Farm will be
sold cheap, and terms easy.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
The property of E. S. Dorsey. corner of
Burke and German streets, Martinsburg. This
property fronts 2O7 feet on Burke street, with
u depth of 200. good Brick Dwelling, lee
House, Oiled, and all other necessary out
buildings. This property will be sold cheap
or exchanged for Farm near Martinsburg,
suitable for gardening purposes.
FOR SALE
The Lot at the West end of Burke street.
Martinsburg, containing full an acre of land,
and improved by Il small Dwelling House.
FOR SALE OR LEASE
One Iron Foundry in Hampshire County.
West Virginia, will be sold very low, or leased
for five years ut low rent.
We offer for sale large number of Farms in
Berkeley county, at prices ranging from SIS
to S9Oper acre.
FAULKNER YELLOTT.
Jan. 25 1866.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:


In the Circuit Court of Berkeley county
December Term, 1865.
Amos Payne and others, plaintiffs, Us, Jacob
Rees and others, defendants.
IN CYANCERY
These G uses are referred generally to Sea-
man Garard, Special Commissioner to take
such further accounts AS may enable the Court
to dispose of the funds arising, or to arise here
after from sales, collections &c, and to settle
the accounts of the Trustees Cushwa and
Rees and the receivers in this case and to as
certain what debts have been paid, and what
remain unpaid, with their priorities, and the
condition of their assets to audit any other
debts under former orders in this cause, to as
certain the condition of the Western lands,
and how the proceeds of the same when sold
are to be apportloned, and whether the said
lands, and to settle his accoant as trustee of
said lands, stating whether sales of said lands
could not be made more advantageously at
private sale. and whether said Daniel f. Rees
hath given bond and security To cover the pro-
ceeds of said sales, and if so, whether such
security is now good and sufficient, and fur
ther all matters will enable the Court in
the absence Of the papers in this cause, sup
posed to be lost, to reinstate the cause as it
stood when the last Decree and Report We're
made the said Commissioners being hereby d.
rccted to examine any of the parties on oath,
and making such special statements as he may
be sequirea giving notice Of the time aud
place Of taking said accounts, Sc, by publ
cation once week. for four successive weeks
in some news paper printed in the town OF Mar
tinsburg, which shall be equivalent to personal
service eli such notice upon the parties, or any
of them. True copy=Test
J. CANBY, C. c. G.
Special Commissioners Office,
MartinsA2try, Fsdqetary y 1866
NOTICE.
The parties TO the above suits are hereby
notified that will attend at my Office at the
Courthouse, in Martinsburg, on Saturday the
Sd day of March next, orthe purpose of carry
ing the above order into effect, at which time
and place they will produce before me such
evidence, and other matters as may be re-
quircd, and which will enable me to make such
report as the Court may require III these csWses.
$. GARARD,
Special Commissioner.
4. Pendlcton, for complainants.
February |, 1866 It.
n OTTO r.
MARrlNsBunc, WEST Va,
January Is, 1866
l do forbid any person IL purchase the inter
est of any one of the Heirs OF john TlMMoNs
dnnease1 I.tf{,Y TJNayn
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THE NEGRo.-This interesting per-
sonage gives trouble even in Massachu-
sets, where comparatively they have
but few of them. Thus we learn that
Frederick Douglas Indignantly left a
hotel in Portland, Massachusetts, the
other day, because he was not allowed
to take his meals with the other guests
of the evening. In the course Of his
lecture in the evening, he said it was the
only indignity he had ever received in
Massachusetts, and proceeded to give
the Boniface a tearible cutting up. The
proper remedy is to refuse Sumner and
Wilson seats in Congress, and to dis
franchise Massachusetts until she does
justice to the negro
4 district school ut Attica, very full
ana very prosperous, under the superin-
tendence OF Il lady teacher of superior
qualifications and of high reputation as
a successful tutor, received an addition
in the shape of a little negro boy. The
little chap had been presented to the NJ.
G. for the district, and by him to the viii
lage, and by the village to the school,
The trustees did not want him. They
were loyal, but they sent him away.
An appeal was Immediately made to
tho County Commissioner, and also to
State Superintendent Rice both Of these
dignitaries, as a matter of course, and as
everybody might know, decided that
the boy must go to school! The conse-
quence is the white children are gradu
ally falling off, and in all probability
will ultimately evacuate the school,
albany -4yyes.
THE Post Office Department lately
advertised for bids for carrying the mails
on eight hundred and seventy routes In
Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ala
bama and Arkansas. Only eight hum
bred and four bids was made; and as
many Of them are duplicates and tripli-
Gates, ii is not propable that half the
routes will be let. In some cases the
price asked is higher than twas in 1860,
although the numer of letters carried
will be much less. The South makes
hdste slowly to supply herself with pos
tai facilities.
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John II. Chevally,

,e
Albn Stewart e NJ.
BY the authority of two DEGREES OF the Cir
Gait Court Of ley county, VIC, IS Com
missiuners II the sad Court in the above
named ease will ,silrr for sac, TT public auc-
ton, before the Courthouse door, in Martins
burg, on
SATURDAY, 10th day OF NJ ARCH, 1866.
at noon, the Chevally property on the East
side Of the Gown, consisting eff an improved
MARKET GARDEN, NURSERY,
whey ARD,
with the DWELLING and OUT no Uses
and near
II ACRES Or LAND, ATTACHED.
This place has been under the lnana2s ement
OF the owner, MIR. John H. Chevalicy for Il,
or ~ years IN experienced and professional
gardener and nursery man, and is thought To
be desirable locality for such n purpose.
Ma Any person wishing fnrhef intornstiot
will call upon Mr.. Shaiier, one Of the Conn
missioners, who will afford them every means
OF examining the property now held by Mr..
Chcvallay.
TERMS Une-third cash, the residue in
equal payments, Mt one and two years from the
day of sale 10 be secured b. Deed of Trust,
on the premises. d. n. CONRAD:
L.. H. s;tAFFMR,
Feb. L - Gnsntrissinn*r*ua} the li,cre--
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NEW AND ENLARGED STOCK

Z y " T. IL J p Il D ID U CE,
BROWN COFFEE.
Granulated, Pulverized and Hard Crushed
Sugars,
GOLDEN & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ENGLISH, ISLAND AND CUBA
CLAYED MOLASSES.
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
Gunpowder, Young and Old Hyson, Imperial
Japan and Olong Teas,
JAVA, LAGUYRA, RIO & AMERI-
CAN EXCELSIOR COFFEEs.
Hummels Coffee Essence Preston & Bakers
No, |, Premium Chocolate Bakers Bromo
and Coca, Kingford's Corn Starch, Hecker's
Farina, lsinglass, Coxe's Sparkling Gelatine,
Flavoring Extracts and Essences of all kinds;
VIM. Underwood & Co.'S
CHOW CHOW PICKLES,
Worcester's Sauce, Cucueumber Pickles in
Jars, and by the dozen; Canned Fruits,
Peaches, Pine Apples,
OYSTERS, HOLSTERS, SARDINES,
Mince Meat Brandy Peaches, Currant Jelly,
Olive Oil, Spices Nutmegs Cinnamon Ginger,
Mace, Alspice Cloves, Pepper, ground and
whole, Cheese, Eastern cutting English
Dairy and Pine apple, Sugar Edn-
borough, Picnic, Cream, Soda, and Water
crackers, Raisns, Figs, Currants, Prunes, Cit
ron and Cocoanuts,
CHOICE HAMS, SHOULDERS, MID
DLINGs, DRIED BEEF,
Dried Herrings. Split Labradors, in half bar
rels, Round Boy, do,
SHAD IN QUARTER BARRELS,
kits and barrels, No and 2 Maekerel in kits
and half barrels, White and Goldfish Hominy,
Beans, Dried Peaches Apples, Da,nsons and
Blackberrics,
BUCKWIEAT and EXTRA FLOUR,
u
Kerosene Sperm, Meats Foot,
LUBRICATING l. LFNSEED OILS,
TAR, AXLE GREASE, SPIRITS
OF TURPENTINE,
ALCOHOL, COPAL VARNISH,
WHITE LEAD,
Putty, Glass, Zinc Dryer, Spanish Will
ting, venitian Red, Chrome Yellow and
mixed Paints, Sperm, Adamantine, Hydraulic
Pressed and Mould Candles, Soaps of every
brand, Fancy and Shaving, English White
Notified CASTLE, Concentrated Lye, Washing
and Cooking Sodas, Tobacco
MOKING AND CHEWING,
CIGARS,
IMPO RTED AND DOME STIC.
PURE IMPORTED
BRANDY AND WINES,
for medicinal purposes, Imperial Cabinet and
M o NONG AHAI4A OLD RYE
WHISK les,
JAMAICA SPIRITS, Il. Il. RUM.
HOLI.ANDGlN, BLACK BERRY,
CHERRY, APPLE BRANDY,
STOUGHTON BlT"TERS,
WHEREBY CORDIAL, ANGELICA
MUSCATEL, SPARKLING CA
TAWBA,
CHAMPAGNE & CLARET WINES.
Lamps and Chimneys, Brooms, Backing,
Matches, Lifters. Tin and Crockery Ware,
Demijohns, Wood saws, Axes and Handles,
Hatchets, Malls Trace Chains, Pitch Forks,
Shoves, Spades, Churns, Buckets, Tubs, Germ
baskets, Peck and Half i3ushel measure, Butter
Prints Curry Combs, Horse Cards, Brushes,
Lanterns,
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N oTlcE
MARTINsBuRG, WEST w..

NJ OTI CE.
MARrlNsBurG WEST Va.
January Is, 1866
do forbid any person IL purchase the inter
est Of any one Of the Heirs Of john TlMMoNs,
deceased. LUCY TIMM0NS.
January Is, 1866 81
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FOR SALE.

| A House and Lot on the corner of Queen
and Stephen street. One of the most desirable
residences in the city. Terms moderate.
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FOR SALE
One Farm, II miles Northwest of Martins
burg, on Dry Run Road-547 acres, good
House, Out-buildings upon it-Hedgesvlle
and Potomac Turnpike running through it.
Terms easy.
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FOR SALE
1913 acres of Land, located on Gpequon
Creek, 8 miles from Martinsburg, $25 pc
acre. Terms One-half in hand and the bal
ance in years with interest, and trust deed
upon the property to secure deferred pay
ments.
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FOR SALE
81 acres of Land near Hedgesvile a small
House, and Out-buildings upon it. TERMS
CASH.
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OYSTERS, HOLSTERS, sARDINEs,

Mince Meat Brandy Peaches, Currant Jelly,
Olive Oil, Spices Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Ginger,
Mace, Alspice, Cloves, Pepper, ground and
whole, Cheese, Eastern cutting, English
Dairy and Pine apple, Sugar, Edn-
borough, Picnic, Cream, Soda, and Water
crackers Raisns, Figs, Currants, Prunes Cit
ron and Cocoanuts,
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4 "A, I1AGU Y KA, RIO 4 AMEF
CAN EXCELSIOR COFFEES.

No, l, Premium Chocolate, Bakers Bromo
and Coca, Kingford's Corn Starch, Hecker' $
Farina, 1singlass, Coxes Sparkling Gelatine,
Flavoring Extracts and Essences of all kinds;
VIM. Underwood & Co.'S
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-06-28
SOMETHING NEW.
1EPPART, ANDERSON & co,

SON METHING NEW.
GEPPART, ANDERSON & co.
w QueenswAIe. Glassware. Japan and
Brittania Wares. Table Cutlery Carbon Oil
lamps, de. d.,
COURT STREET, BETWEEN SECOND.
AND THIRD sTRETS.
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.
We are now offering to the citizens Of CALI
polls and vicinity, the largest aud most ex-
tensive assortment of hne China, IrOnstOne,
aud Common Queensware, ever seen in this
market.
Glassware, cut, pressed and blown, OF every
kind, style and quality. In this line We
cannot be beat.
Japanned and Brittsnis ware Of rich and
rare styles, that cannot fail to please
Table Cutlery, and furniture of every kind
and price. Lamp shades. wieks, burners, and
every thing necessary to repair old lamps.
Carbon oil the bestquality always on hand.
Families supplied with every thing in our
line, at as low prices as the same can be pur-
chased in Cincinnati.
Hotels, will find in our house every article
required to furnish their tables, bars, or cham.
bers in the best style, and We warrant prices
TO suit the times.
Steamboats,, furnished with complete sets
Of table ware, at city prices.
Country Merchants can do as well by pur-
chasing from Us, their supply of ware, as in
the city and save freight. As a further induce
ment 10 trade with us, We will take in ex-
change for wares, all kinds of Country Pro-
duee at the highex prices, delivered st our
Grocery Store on tbs Public Square.
Ladies are invited to call and look over eur
splendid stock of Chins and Psrian marble
ornaments. No charge for exhibiting our
stock.
GEPPERT, ANDERSON & co.
Jan. 5, lS66.-tf
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For sale.

A DESIRABLE residence on Front Street.
N good location. several town lots. also .
number Of Farms. Enquire Of
GEO. HOUSE,
Real Estate Broker.
March. Is, lS66.
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Liberality of Farming.

In this art, and almost entirely in
this art alone, ''it is the liberal hand
which maketh rich. s
Liberality in providing utensils is
the saving both of time and of labor.
The more perfect his instruments,
the more profitable they are.
So also is it with his working cat
tie and his stock. The most perfect
IN their kinds are ever the most prof.
table.
Liberality in good barns and warm
shelters, is the source of health,
strength and comfort TO animals;
causes them to thrive on less food;
and secures from damage all sorts Of
crops.
Liberality also in the provision OF
food for domestic animals is the
source of flesh, muscel and manure,
Liberality to the earth, in seed,
culture and compost-is the source OF
its bounty. ft
Thus it is in agriculture, as in
every part of creation, wise and
paternal Providence has inseperably
connected our duty and our happi-
ness. 20
In raising domestic animals, the
condition of his success is kindness
and benevolence to them.
In cultivating the earth, the con-
dition of msu's success is his indus
try upon it.-JosiaA Quincy.
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DR. VAN vLECK,s
Vegetable Cordial,
ANIHvALUABLEREMEDY FOR BOWEL
COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA -CoLlC,
CHOLERA MORBUS AND
CHOLERA

CHOLERA MORBUS AND
-, CHOLERA. 4sAz.
TN justification Of the merits of this COR
i DIAL, the Public may be assured that il
has cured the worst Cases, where everything
else has failed. 1t is Offered 10 the public in
the fullest confidence of its merits. This Cor
dial is prepared in four ounce bottles, 10
which is attached an accompaniment, andvhen
taken collectively they undergo chemical
change in the stomach and intestines, render
ing all acids or seid substances harmless,
(which always exist in the above diseases in
q greater or less degree,l and thereby dee
troy the nature and cause Of the complaint
1t is remedy which is certain. safe and
speedy in its operations; is perfectly harmless
in its nature, pleasant to the taste, and con-
tains not particle Of mercury or anything
that can iniure tne most delicate constitution.
cE This Cordial is only prepared By the
proprietor, Dr.. J. A. VAN VLECK, Galhro-
lis, Ohio, Front Street
Price 81 90 per bottle with an accompani-
rnent to each bottle. 5tyf
May 3. is66.-4m.
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The Old Marble Works
In Operation Again.

I AN now prepared to ill all orders in the
i Gravestone or Monumental line on short
notice. of the best American or Italian Marble.
After having twelve years experience IN
the business fiatter myself that ! can give
satisfaction in workmanship and price. to all
sho may favor me with their patronage. |
sell sll my work at my shop. consequently ]
can afford to sell lower than any one who
travels to sell. NY chop is on the cross street
leading from the river 10 the graveyard, be
twean Second and Third. GallirOlis Ohio.
N. B. All orders will be filed on the same
terms as If You were TO come yourselves. for ]
sell 10 s1 customers at the same price.
SAMUEL KERR,
Sent. %, 1865.
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ORANGES 4 LEMONS. Fresh and in
~ large quantities st WI SHARP.
Feb. :, lS6S.--tf
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VALUABLE FARM,
FOR SALE

/ am now Offering my Farm for sale lying on the
above Greennpsburg and Eight miles below Ash
land XIV. and opposite Hanging Rock Ohio. con-
tanning 40a acres more or less 20 acres IN
high State Of cultivation the balance in valuable
Timber. the whole tract Of land lying In the
River bottom The hank Of the river IS above
high water mark. There are three comfortable
Dwelling houses on the premises. one large barn
and stable, Ice House Corn Cribs and all other
necessary ont-buildings for farming purposes,
with good fences A good fanding. and road te
Fruit Trees The " hole tract 0f land lies 50 that
il could be divided into or three lots. earh lot
having = nice front on the river. ! would prefer
selling tho whole ofthe Farm together. but would
not object to dividing il into lots Of one or twO
hundred acres. provided could ind purchasers
70 buy the whole of il. For further particulars
applr 10 Mr. William W aadell GallipoliS Ohio or
20 myself. upon the premises.
Jan l. ISf6-Sm-
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Civ Lot for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell one fourth Of
Gallipohs City lot No. 236. on Third Street.
Just above the Store OF Mr.. lsase Cook. For
terms Of sale, enquire at Journal Office:
VIVID. WOOD.
MAY 81. lS66.-im.
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N1HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in
w QueenswAIe Glassware. Japan and
BrittAnia Wares. Table Cutlery Carbon Oil
lamps, de-. d.,
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A CoIored Doctor.

HE is the seventh son Of q seventh son, and
Is considered great Physician, by all who
have tried him We cannot say enough IN
his Recommendation. he has made perfect
cures of ofdiseases, which have been in the hands
of others, without any relief or benefit being
obtained. His medicine for inward use is al
vegetable. selected from the great drugstore
of nature.
Dr.. n. Elliott. has had large experience
in the treatment Of all kinds Of Diseases and
has made discoveries Of Importance to the
afflicted. He has also remedies. for curing
the following diseases Consumption Of the
Lungs, Liver and Kidneys. Scrofula, Teter
worm, Salt Rheuln, Neuralgia, Heart diseases.
Fever. Dyspepsia. Nervousness. Catarh
rheumatism, Erysipelas. Erupticns, Pimples.
BIotehes, Pustdles, Ulcers, Syphilis in the
blood, weak Spine and all Female diseases.
By the use of DR.. Elliott's remedies, the above
diseases are cured in short time. He can
examine any person. by hearing their name.
If they are thousand miles away. For such
examination, his charge is fifty cents.
BE was born with 8 natural gift from God,
to do these things BY faith,
s Office, on Front Street near Holt's
Grocery. at the lower end Of the Island
june z, le66.-tf
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COAL! COAL /!
Three Qualities and Three
Prices,

T,HE subscriber ia now prepared TO furnish
Il The citizens Of Gallipolis with Coal and
at prices 10 fuit ell. Best Kansyha or semi.
Canal Coal at II cents. Best Pomeroy Coal
at - cents. An inferior article ct cents
Said Coal to be sold by weight, according 10
city nrdnsnce. NYvay ef doing business Is
to cell Coal ut prices -eoresponding to quail
tY. These prices are for Coal deiissrsd. =.
April l2, is6-tf JOHN FULTZ,
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BIacksnlithIng,

I HAVE opened my shops on Locust street in
Gallipolis, and am prepared to do all kinds
Of work in my line promptly and in the best
possible manner. All work warranted and
prices reasonable So il you want nice job
Of Blaeksmithing work, done in a workman
like manner call at the old-stand of -,troi
iQEE isfIlI p JAMES BROWN.
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Cigars and Tobacco.

A full assortment of foreign and domestic
N cigars; also large stock Of tobacco,
comprising in part the following varieties:
10 Boxes old style CaVendish.
10 Pound Lump, bright and dark;
10 S's, sweet;
90 Csddies, half-pounds, dark:
10 " small square Twist;
10 " Fig tobacco;
10 Pan Cake Tobacco.
Also. smoking tobacco in barrels and pa.
pers; fine cut chewing tobacco in foil. ALI Of
which We offer 10 the trade at satisfactory
prices. Q. * A. HENKING.
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The PEAR TREE BLIGHT.-The
blight shows itself on the pear tree
in several different ways or with diff
ferent degrees of malignity; some
times it is. localized in the limb, for
which the remedy is thorough ampu-
tuition; sometimes the epidermis will
become black, while the inner bark
appears all right, and the tree can
be saved by removing the dlseolored
part, when q new and sound bark
takes its place. The only standard
l have left was affected in this way
some years ago, and is now a sound
tree, producing fruit Another form
of the blight appears to be vitiated
condition Of the sap, for which sup,
pose there is no remedy. Persons
who have trees that turn suddenly
black in midsummer are apt to sup
pose the disease comes on at that
time; but / apprehend- a careful ex-
animation will always show an un-
sound condition of the tree several
months beforehand.-CH CHtigoIor.