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Corporation Notices.


CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NO
pants Of M log'e and Los improved unmP"'ed se Affected
o the Office Of the Board Of Assessors cr examination by all per
~Poy serg sever H. l7o between sih and 6hay,nae.
2dPor paving with blocks Ash street. from 2avenne TO the
East River
4h-For paving with blocks ltaseue, FROM 18Th 10 dree
5hFor paving 9hasrnue from i9i to street With trap biloxi
blocks 49,
regulating snd grading street. % 5thsvennes
Little West 18Th aud Gnseyoort street In Sihayenue between
Jane and West 2h and uons between Perry and
The embraced by such Assessment include all the several houses
B sides Of soshstest between sri and 6thsyenoes so the
essicry side Of 6 between l9th and 3Oths,reets
2Both sides Of ire rom 2avenue the last River to the
o side. of street from 81 10 3asenues 70 the extent
iBoh sides Of h from STA 10 lstreeis TO the Of
hall the block on the interesting streets
5B,t sides o8 FROM 4l 10 8h streets H. the extent Of
half the block ,ithsT way on the intcrsesng streets
halt block the inteecng .o
side Of Canal street and the south side Of Spring street nom Hudson
Rewek also both sides Of Baow street from Bedford 10 Greenwich
also both les OF FROM Bedford to both
sides OF the streets nteecng between Christopher and Bank
9h and Jane from sthavenue Greenwich street; both
sides c Horao, Ga and West 18th aud West 18th streets nom
7sBe,h sides Of Pearl street from Wall to BeeLusustreets to the
slhBeh sd,s hcm ID 5hayenaes the
half th" block on the iiten' citing avenues
9bBoh sides OF W,stsIeet sud l@htenue nom GApseSoort to
We, i9s'rec also both sides Of Little West l2th street. from 9th to
Oh yelge also toh sides % 3h from Jane 70 West 18th.
All persons whose Affected by the sborename
msas a W. ss to The % % seI OF s are Islgrssi
q the board Of or an ono % the and,lgnei At their oaee
JACOB r. OAKLEY
$o - ; GS,IiTiTTfIl, Board ofA"','on
ores boAsp o. .nssoS New Court House December 81 1867
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GsaaI NOtisss.
OFVCE Op THE UNITED STATES LiYK iNsrBaSCs Co,
lS THE CIII On NKN-lOKK, No. 40 WALLsr,
-. " ~. -

SEw.loRE, November6, 1871
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that mt a
Meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of tbs Company daily Convened
the following resolutions increasing the Guarantee
Capital COMPANY directing the aud mode Of sub
sbng or paying including the CLOSING aud opesug VI
the stock transfer books. unanimously adopted:
Reod Capital Stock Of this Company he IN
dollars that Subscriptions for tbe
shares II dollars each shall he received At NE once bs
the Of Newiofk
The ghth the hours Of ten O'Clock
ana three D. each succeeding day between the
hour, during thereafter unless the subscription
ad and the value OF such share being any
dollars required lie paid IN cash In Of ten dollars per
share mLng such Subscriptions and the balance being
v dollars Per within business DAYS from and amer the f
aud the the guarantee
capital declared have The preference such subsenP
Notice of the intent the Capital STOCK oil
Company Hundred Thousand dollars he aud the hereby
be published period Of three months IN daily
APE published In the City otNew-iOEG
socf That the books ofh COMPANY be- and the
directed be closed and from "Wednesday the nh
February until Wednesday the fourth dsr Of March
Nv Oder NAHoIAS BhbkOOl SecretArF.
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professional Nctitts.

DR. ALLEN, No 1l9 Greenwich-aye., near
- ThiTtetnthst tEMALE PHYSICIAN. An Ipeeucsd lady
physclat In attendance.
SURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
Oof STRUCTURE vARicocRLE, HEMoRsnOiDs PlsrrLA
and the obscure diseases Of tho Pelvic Vhc
control Of EDWARD H. plxOH D. Edtor Of scs,sl Ones
hoan from TOD ~ and to- evenings Al Dr. Bs n,assss
Nv ~ finhsa
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COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WIN-
~ TER ARRASGkMkSTS1 ~ . =,
Leave James ssp ats va L. kslloAd 10 JahAes "i
Bsbrlon aud ~ stations =,
Leave FranklnAte BrootJn 81 9o5 Vs BEookya Central
Railroad ~ JamfieA Babylon a1l all sGy.sta,lonA
Leave Jsmssshp, Y Jp No., VIA L. Railroad TO JamNea
for Babylon and all way stations .
Leave Pnnlnave BrooAru At ass via Brooklyn Central
Railroad Jamaica for Babylon and all way-s.aions
Babylon at for Jamaica ani al Was ons e0nnec
ing L. Railroad arriving at Jame.ssLp 1t 10
Leave Babylon m of jamaica aud all stations connect
Ing With a Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving at FranknaVe
Brooklyn, at 10 n
Babylon l2iOp FOR Jamaica aud all Nars'atons con
Of L. Railroad al Jane. Sshp AZ y m
Babylon 1870 for Jamaica aud al Ns5sttous,
ueelng Of Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving Faakn
rookyn connecting also With the hOrsecas o
aud Jamaica Railroad which ssyes Jamaica every
40 minutes K WHITE, Superintendent
To take effect Nov 4. 1867.
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MIR. CHARLES DICKENS last READINGS.
VA RESERVED SEATS
DfCKENSS LAST READINGS IN New York can he procured a.
slight advance the regular price at the
THEAfEk TICKET OFFICE
No ia Broadway, and
W. II BROWNIES. Flori.t. No a53 BfoadNay

MIR. CHARLES DICKENS READINGS IN
IVA BROOXLYN-lt respectfully announced that M CHARLES
DICKENS will FOUR TINES In PLYMOUTH CHURCH, Brook
yn follows On THURSDAY Jan 10 bis CHRISTMAS CAROL and
fllE TRIAL FROM PlCKWlCK; FRIDAY jan H. bis DAVID
COPPERFiELD aud Mr. BOB SAWYERS PARTY from Pckwiss
NONDAY Jan 20. bis DOCTOR MARlGOLD and THE TRIAL
FROM PICKWlCK: TUESDAY, Jan. a. bis NICHOLAS MIX
LEBi lat Mr Sqeen SCHOOL, and BOOTS AT THE HOLLY TkEE
Readings N o'clock and be comprised within
The audience earnestly requested To be seated ten minutes
before ~ tie Reading Reserved Seats 50 each
The Four Readings only will take place
Plymouth Church THIS DAY January commencing al should
remain uno they NIL be disposed OF the following DAYS AZ
tn aann ilLnea mud nlce.
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
49, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1861
tOAhkhCiNu JUNE J. lg6L
tston IN NerrcK TwenvsVenth and Fourth
ave- kLiTAnee on TWehIfSeIentbst

ave. kEiTAnee on THehfseIenthst
TRAINS LEAVE HRW. YORK.
forhrhiFea and Bridgeport. zoo LOO Dbl III a N lfB
HLl so Or, 80 80 ard 90 (Er) D.
foi hor Siatofe Firaed Southport aud wes'p0H 100 lilo
lotsSr.st 100 500 Gr 800 uoO. m i2lS tEI 100 (Erl
For Dirien. 100. $50. II 20 an. as 80, S0pm
tot stamford 20 etO l1O lIl5 tBIl 7s 40,
Hl.l JtJ 40 Or 40 80. ~. 500 tErl M
Tor 1Trense5 Intermediate stations 100 800 lLoa n I'D
"a, A'o, SO. - ?. -
CONNECTING TRAINS
I'f Boston via Springfield 500 tEL). 100 Frl ooopl
fot Boston VIA shore Line l2l5 tBT ], SEQ p. M
fo Hartford All Springfield 400 (kIL Al' 200 BIL a~
For Connecticut River Rsilosd, aOoA m RLl 2Bp Mon
uss, J0o y. m. 10 korthsuptoI
For Hartford Fhi Railroad 400 (EI) Rl'
Nov sren Ee-LOndon and s;ouingOs Rsrod Al ~" NJ
El5 400, 500 p
For Canal Railroad IL m. 10 NORTHAMPTON
For Hogsstouio Railroad 800 500 p
For kIugatusk Railroad, 800 m, 200
For DAHbuIy AMI SorsAik Railroad zoo, 600 m, 40
N ''''P"' N ~ JAMES H. HoYr. sapt
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THE BLIND PsALMIsT.

He sang the airs Of Olden times
ia soft, low tones TO sacred rhymes,
Devotional bat quaint;
His fingers touched the VOLS strings,
Aud at their gentle ylbratings
The glory Of an Anglers wings
Hung DER that aged SAINT!
His thin. white locks, like silver threads
on which the sun its radiance sheds,
Or ike the mOOnllt snow,
Seemed with luster half divine
Around his sanity brow 10 shine,
Til every scar. or time worn line
Was glded with its glow.
His sightless balls to heaven appraised,
As with the spirits eyes he gazed
ON things invisible
Rejecting some celestial light
We're like a tranquil lake AT night
ON which two mirrOred planets bright,
The eOncaye's glory tell.
Thus, while the patriarchal saint
DevOutly sang to music quaint,
saw old Homer rise
With buried centuries from the deau'
The laurel green upon his head,
As when the chOirs Of bards he led,
With rapt, but blinded eyes!
And scios isle again looked green,
A. when the poet there was seen,
And Greece was in her prime;
While POesy with epic fire
Did once again the Bard inspire,
As when he swept his mighty Iyfe,
To vIbrate through all time.
The vision changed 10 Albion's Shore
/ saw a sightless Bard once more
From dust If ages rise!
l heard the harp and deathless song
OF glorious Milton float along,
Like warbings from the birds that tlir0ng
His muses. Paradise
And is il thus, when blindness brings
A vail before all outer things,
That visual spirits see
A world within, than this more bright,
vi
And strewed with gems as stars OF night
Strew diamonds Ger the sea
Then. reverend saint though old and blind,
Thou with the quenchless OTbs Of mind
Canst natural sight O'errcach;
UpbOrne Oh Faiths triumphant wings,
Canst see unutterable things,
Which only through thy vioPs strings,
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Situations 0lantfS- -4lalts.
A COMPETENT Young Man, experienced III
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q. H. AKEISLY Greeupoini. L. l.
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ERIE RAlLWAY;-Trans leave Depot TO

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
IL Of Chsnhers-st, Pavonia Ferry; - a.,
so0 Day kIpre 6r Rochester ba'AS sAAmahes DunA'A
go: "a w.y T div for osvls ard intermediate station,
1890 m Brfes, Mail BrssO. Salamanca Danks and al
zen n wsr Tran. for Mddsown ,nd intermediate stations
aBp Fprss, stopping only al sterling Junction. Turner'S
and stations resi o. Iusf 10 Port JsrV NsHbursh ard War
rlck.
s:o0 D n wav Tran for sufern and intermediate stations
$3.50 Express for Rochester. BuEso, SAsuineh
DuHkirk. and al points South and West
p a. Train Sufern aud iutermseaie stations
EEhi daily. for Rochester Buffalo. ssAmkneA
DgnEri ard al pouts South. by sleeping eoae
vii through o Cincinnati without chsnRe
500 , EmiRrant Train. daily for the West -. r Al.
Also Boiling PassAle,
eii5 a n m and I.f5 400 G.f5 afd II On WkDNLs'
DAY NIGHTS y o'clock for Saaem aud merHei-'e
siaious go 90, 9. -, N
SUNDAY TRAiNs-s.Jo WAY Train for o''le z m and 20
p for Pat'ftoB 81 Night Epr Tor Dun As bgnae hoca
ur Ssmhes and al Tous Wtsi and South m Tor rAs'''
s1f Por lsrsis 49,, ..,
srs.s through Salamanca DuHirk ard Basao With
change Of Cosekes AL N direct eonnseoA Win al soansa ai
Western
PetJ ventilated ,tl Sleeping Coaches accompany all
Nfii 1raiuA
Depot loot Of ChAmberss Nes YORK. al Long Dok Depot jersey
CIV H. RIDDLE Gsal SupL
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Among the other poems, The Dying Child IS
clothed in calm soft dcton, appropriate to the ten
derness of the theme; Spring ram" Rain Rev
cries. "The Fountain are light, airy verses. with
certain tnklng melody; and the sonnets to The
Months" celebrate the lapse of the seasons in char
ncteristic and accurate imagery. Many other pieces
in the volume indicate refined poetical nature,
fluent sense of the beautiful and grand in the ma:
terial universe eye unsealed to the splendOTs of
the vision" which hovers the pathway of life
If not the fullness of the faculty divine" which
bodies the secrets of emotion in artistic creations of
grace and loneliness.
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" n y JIM " = = 7-'''-
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
i ROADS -On and sfsr MONDAY Nov 2. 1857. uains for
Atsrr ,hj Troy connecting Nh Northern sal Western E 10
ssre Nes.Iok ss follows;
"a Rrrrs,. iran Vi, Hudson River Railroad Ttn.thst AMI
through Bafss and Suspension Bridge without change OF
srd Troy nth tss ior SAatoss Rutland Baras
,nd the North 81, o,, =,
bsny .th ira for AM Troy viva f. the North
III Erpress via Haren Railroad, Twenty sixth ST. sad
Cham 9Th Nctirrn Railroad tor Lebanon
Erbf, Pf he Albany With Wsaicn trains and al Troy ~h
usiu. co. Saratoga Rut,ani Darlington. snd tie North
Hndson River Railroad connecting n
Anaay Western and II Troy sh trains Tor h0asA VIA
,lssnlnF attached
h We,ers Railroad Jr Lebanon Springs nf ke, and At A.
b.pT Sle-ping stAhed ~ Abany
Hudson River Railroad with Sleeping ear,
Buffalo and Suspension bridge without change
d Saturdays attached ron
rori through Osdeusnr without change Rome W aud "
Railroad for Troy s lie made a. BA,t Albany Thus As
viii on Sundays.
espuseBg AZ AhnT early for Badao Suspension Bridge
and at TroT trains for S,aoTa and points North
will he HUDSON River Railroad nom New FORK
.dae stations leaving newton al
Returning leave POagLIsepns al arriving hsHiorE At
Also SUNDAY train via Railroad leaving Forty 81
striving Msron atJlo m Returning leaves hlsftoa
49, wA H. VANDERBILT. Vice President
H0USATONIC RAILR0AD.-WlNTER AR
Il KANGEMhNTS.
Commencing MONDAY, Nov. p, 1851
Two Through rls Daily Connecting With EeEYoh and Boston
fipfess l.Ie,
Leave Bridgeport a 1870 a. N and 5;S5p IN.
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MIR. CHARLES DICKENS READINGS
vi DOCTOR MARIGOLD" r the second tine IN Auehc I'D
The TRIAL FROM PICKWICK." SteinWay Hall TONIGHT
Thursday O'Clock. Reserved seats 81 each
OK TICKETS FOR DICKENS" READING,
y and TO- floor Row In Row H. and In Row T.
H. G. HARSEY, at Joy Coe Cos, Ne spruees
MIR. GEO. VANDENH0FF
WI will read from Shakespeare and Dickens al DodyOr Hall No 900
Broadway WEDNESDAY EVENING Jan IS aud the Two no@ng
evenings 10Th and l7h.
a. VANDENH0FF@ READINGS, WEDNES-
W. DAY Jan 49, from shakespsae KING JOHN2 scenes from
the CHRISTMAS CAROLStae "a, from NICHOLAS kICkLBBf-
MI Cranms& Reserved ~ az Mcfarans Bookstore corner
Tweniy.thinlst and Broadway. Admission - cents
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81 Loul lc gth but one change OF cars -
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Jan. 10 l8G}-Leaye New York as follows:
mFo Easton, Bethlehem. Msueh Chunk Wihsm'Por'
Nilkesbarre, Mahanoy City, &c .
sU m-WayTrsin Junction stroudbuTg Water
Gan Scranton. Kingston. PitstoD Great Bend, NC.
EKPRxs for Eason, Allentown Harrisburg mus
bnrh without change ofe TO Cincinnati Chicago
Connects Harrisburg with Northern
Central and Pia Ede the Oh Regions Con
Junction with Del Lack and Western Railroad SILVER faaee
through 20 Chicago
l2m-TRAiSPo Haston. Allentown Nsneh Chnns Wssos,re
Reading Columbia Lancaster Ephfas Ltt Pottsvie Harrisburg &c
o.. n.-For SomerEile.
40 m-Wav train for Easton Allentown aud Mauch Chunk
Saskatchewan H1PREss-Far Rson. Bethlehem, Allentown
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago, and CDennasnnects az
Harrisburg train Wlamport Erie, te Sleeping Cars to
Pittsburgh and ChifGgo
$40 m-FoT Somervile ana Pennington
So ,. m--Por Jnnetign aud intermediate stations
D n.-For SOmeryile.
p m-wEsrEHS EIPRyss TR.NPor Eason, Allentown Read
ing, Hsuisborg Pittsburgh and the West -
Sleeping through from jersey City to Pittsburgh every evening
Atiionai re Bergen Point. Elizabeth &c
obtained the Office II the Central KAT
road Of NesJerssv foot Of iibcys No Astor House
BOadSay at No 10 Greeuwb st. AMI a. ne primer
pal hotels X T. h'hhh ouPei'H'eH1e"~
H. T. BlrpwiS Gen PAS Acert
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xuturs snS ai'ttiaqs.

ttufnrs HHu ~ T'' THU '.'r'ly,''.---o-.,.-~-----.
A MEXICAN CHURCH UNlON:-AdJ0nil,eI
~ meetrg rS EVENING o'clock q .nnv 'sape' ss''''
Room .ppe.nis "a, oemb,bp will please sddre.s ne ss.y
EX-GOV LOWE of Maryland Wi! Les ,1la -, y,
IL Coor, a.,a u.t SUNDAY kNsNiN0 nt O'Clock "il.s
bsp.st az S Wn If sisters Of Charity Tickets - eeuss for sale"
The Book aud Music stores --------
NENERAI. SOCIETY of MECHANICS an1
TRADRsNEN oftbe Of Newrork TIE pnh Leet,s ZINC
Course fer- Cooy e Lost ne Oh Ibt
Bring."
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of Ncw-Jersey.-
Trains leave Jersey Permou al $50 aud 1913 l.5
an s9J AID ~ A. The $50 l:ei aud i22 TO Money
~ - I. - 1IlOs. ". pkMAhkSr. SnpsrInttndent
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-06-27
Alarria9rs.

Near Russellville, Kentucky, on the
18th of April. last. by Rev. James Lamb,
Mr.. II. C.. Herndon to Miss Sue N.
Reynolds, daughter Of Capt. Jacob w.
Reynolds, formerly Of this place.
On the llih instant. at ST. Bsrnabas
Church, by the Rev. 6. p. Snykor. in
Baltimore. Or. ". D. Baker, Of this
place, to Miss Mary Dukehdrf, daughter
Of the late Henry Dukehsrt, Of Baltimore.
At the residence Of The brides father.
in Middlewsy, this county. May l2rh, by
Rev. G. G. Baker. Mr.. James S. Smith
20 Miss Rachel Annie p. Turner. both
OF Middlewsy.
On Wednesday evening. June l7th. al
the residence Of the brides father. by
Rev. Mr.. Alexander. Henry S. H'oiker.
Editor Uheeiing Register. and Emma
E., daughter oi Geo. w. Bier, E'q., OF
Moundsvllie, West Va.
At Court-streei Church. Lynchburg. by
Rev. DR.. J. E. Edwards. June the 18th,
Henry D. BedH, Of the Winchester
Times, TO Miss Mamie T.. daughter OF
n. II. Lewis, Esq, OF Lynchburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-06-27

o. NHw SroRE.-We are glad to
state ihs, Col. John +. Gibson has be-
come permanent, citizen Of our town.
and that he has anchored upon the old
business corner in the pursuit Of Merchan-
dizing. II will be seen by an advertise.
ment in this issue tina, he has purchased
the stock Of goods CT A. K. Bo,eler. Jr.,
and has also purchased from the Eastern
market. which he is now receiving. a large
and splendid stock of goods Of every de-
scrip,ion. lie is determined 10 sell goods
upon the principle Of Quick Sales and
Small Profits" The Colonel will be
found clever. sfsbe and accommodating
in business. and with The assistance of
Mr.. James S. Markell. an old and we'll
tried veteran in the mercantile trade, they
aill no doubt conduct the business upon
substantial. honest and ever handed basic,
rendering it pleasure To all who may
deal with them. Call and see their new
Stock OF Goods.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-06-27

&C. WEST Va. LEGIsLATURB.-Mr.
Burley called up Senate Bill No. 10, rel
alive TO taking the vote Of townships a.
long the line of the Covington and Ohio
Railroad, on its third reading.
Mr.. Chapline moved 10 amend so that
none but registered voters should be al
lowed TO vote.
Mr.. Burley opposed the amendment.
Argued ,hl all who were liable to pay
tax should be allowed 10 vote. II was
not a political question. |. was finan-
clal question. II those who were not
registered voters were permitted 10 vote
= tax themselves for this improvement,
they were committed and could not offer
as an excuse for no, paying the amount
subscribed, tina, they were DISTINGUISHED.
He though, it unjust 10 deny them the
privilege Of saying whether they should
be taxed or not.
Mr.. Chsplne mainiained his amend
meni; said he could see no difference a.
bou, the manner of voting. 1t would be-
come dangerous precedent 10 allow reb-
els TO vote on such questions. II forty
nine loyal men should vote not to remove
county seat, and fifty rebels should vote
to remove it, the loyal men would not be
protected. The Courthouse could be Ia
zen from loyal town and put in dis
loyal town. He was opposed 10 the
principle.
After considerable scussion the bill
was ordered to be engrossed.
On motion Of Mr.. Chapline, RESOLVED,
that the Committee on Internal Improve
menls and Navigation inquire into the
expectancy of authorizing the Board Of
Supervisors of Jefferson county 10 borrow
the sum Of fifty thousand dollars TO be
used in building turnpike from SheP-
herdstown tn Hall'ovn in said county,
and repor, by bill or otherwise.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-06-27

@% HARVESTING Our farmers are
now buslly engaged in making hay, and
from what We can leara, the grass crop,
both clover and timothy, is splendid, and
II the weather remains favorable an i'm
Rense quantity Of hay will be made
throughout the county. BY the middle Of
mex, week the wheat will be ready for the
clcle. Like the grass crop. i, is mos, ex-
ceIlen'. and if nothing happens to it.
WHICH is 20, very likely as i, is pretty
we'll naIured, the yield will be much
heavier Than las, year. The rye also
looks we'll and promises good yield.
We never had better prospect for boun-
,iful harvest. for which we should be tru-
ly thankful 10 the Giver Of all good.