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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

C,ScERr.-A Concert will I've given for
The benefit of the Episcopal church on Fri
day evening. Sept. rs. ai Balcony hall. BY
Miss Munday. assisted by her pupils, and
frs, class musical talent from Laporic and
this place. The enier,aianscnt Mil be di-
vcrsificd with allegoricsl tsbleaux.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
sel fell throughout he counir~,
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b;e? fell throughout he counirr.
NsrfS. srs pdssn et+fre nfse thi.r,l
States. New York City reflects all the good
and evil Of il.c land in their most intense
forms T" know New York we'll is in a
sense 10 know the whole country; md
there is no man. however often he visits
New York. or indeed mo- matter how long
he nrsyihsvcs tea,lcta 'ilaaty " hsD vnnhnt
lc.'rn firm others something valuable to
know regarding the city and its mighty in
icrests.
THIS WORK WILL BE FOUND VALUABLE
I To the old and frequent visitor to New
York:
To the Merchant and Minister from any
part of the country;
To the Student Of Human Nature (and
every one is more or less such);
To the Lover of tie Marvellous, and
those who would know that facts often
ouirival the fancies of fiction:
To The Spcculator--ts Hses good 7 and
evil; disposed; AA.f =
wn r%' s,. a%s,,,1 'HrYAHlasr w ~S.
in honest and legitimate business, as well
as ~ eratiinfsfT%Og
To those who. Visiting New York City
would shun its pitfalls. and siudv il in their
own ZONES, without cost or danger, and
yet learn ALL
To the Gx,ierA assadcnt &c History;
To every Philanibrnpist, Christian, and
lover Of Missionary Enterprises;
To those who would read intelli.illy i'm
The Daily Journals about the city and The
occurrences therein;
To Every one, old or young, who has
been in New York, or ever expects TO visit
the city;
To, in short, every citizen of America,
and every newly arrived cmigrant as well.
CoSDIrIoSss .The Beck wilbe printed
from new Elecirotype Plates, on good pa
per. and will be appropriately illustrated
with IL Full Page Engravinc.. 1t will
contain over 700 closely printed Octave
Ps4ek kasEkAlSe hifa&ted - S,HssAn srz
in neat and substantial bindings at the fol
towing low prices, payable on delivery
In Extra Fine English Cloth. Sprinkled
Edges, $500; in Extra Fine English Cloth
GihElctk. S.sa ~ saf, irebf1o-. iy5i ~
This agork Can bo, slyfsi ned ihraleA, y our
distributing agents, aa1 will be sold by
subscription only.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

One of the finest pieces of mechanism
we i'av< sceniist,-iy j. aa engine pui up
for- D. 'zrhncr "f- this rlscc. The Fen :.
ginc was built Ivy W. j. Adams, Who b $
sh'~n by dis piece nj workmanship, ,!-si
be Is mister ~ his profession. -. -,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
Chapel School Notice.

Notice is given that the fall term OF this
very popular school. Miss L. A. Bnriou
teacher. will commence on Monday, .Sepi.
eisi. Application for admission slould
made tn either or the -uml~rsigned d.
"rs. Terms for tuition, four dollars
e.,...l,r ,,,.,,,,a L. aa,.,,'"'
j.. ID. IiuLs.
J. F.. WEsTERvELT.
3st51 .--"sss--z.-S -. Grey
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

6 Co.. will come and settle by the first OF
October. M the books must be settled mp
If not settled by that lime the noles and ac-
counts will I've left in the hands of an OH
Ger for coll. elton. II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

Our old friend Lyman H. Andrews pre-
senic,f us with scvera! punches of very
fine Hartford grapes, and alan bunch Of
,ona,oe., which weighed nearly three
: pounds. H s.7a =,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

sIa.lge Pclscr win address The OR mt and
|c.ffsx cIub on Friday evening of scia. ".
The. Judge il a fun, speaker and
lr,aunch Republican. Turn out and hear
him. 81 -s.s.-.l -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

!. A1oe'unssise with Iniiis Isab,r-r iisrs %
the whcels. h.s BEEN iSsfSt ~ i9dM0esy
with complete spr~r-~ . * drew n trs,u az
vaai esfs@wciyhpg hiry-iwosinnsA fttsrr
D,ISc;sh ~ Edinhurs. aud up Abe sleep
droiinc, With p~rf-ri case.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

NorrcE--The business houses or Il e
undersigned win be closed on the nth and
18th OF September, on account OF holidays
and no business win be transacted: also
@ september seth win be cIoted again:
q. q M. BECKER,
NUssBAux & Co,
LAUER & BRo.,
Az BECKER,
MYER & ALLKNAN.
MARKS & ERLICH.
B. NUssBAUx.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

= F'-rrysL---Tife ls.iis-s as the Methodist
church vii givca festival. this evening. in
the sascmcpi ram sf ,he church. tr the
,cpchf OF their PASTOR. The public is in-
syited 10 stead. q. ''-ss,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

Mns. NJ. LEWIS would announce to
the citizens of Plymouth and vicinity that
she has just received large stock of well
selected stock Of FALL MILLINERY
GOODS which will be sold at kerry LOW
PRICES. Particular attention paid to bleach
ing. Room-first door north of Allcman's
grocery, Nichigap street s42ws
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

MERRr' e Musxux, for September, is cor
'iqqc ss. yjh ability cpd good taste ipd we,
healthy aa a con- s ne I'd 4 10 a VIC Vic 6avg 1 Ell
tireti, a&1rsAoswouIdi puc-ssnseshisg IN
their posse ssion that will be of benefit 10
them. Specimen EN- iltiters fiee!.s Address
Horace Fuller Rghlishers Rastaas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

If you want the very beet cutlery, go 70
Dickson's
Ifyouwant good coffee mill you can
&c. ! as 2lcSf"ps ~
lyon need boiler or other stove furni-
turc, call on Dickson.
Ifvou want good pillow call at once and
buy one of Dickson.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

'Inidssqiave hsoSsy srj udkmentss 'Icnp
pay debts with either. Those Tinserested
will please take notice.
<oKI H.B. DICKSON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

All p~rssns dcs;sins "a ro.~a, square din
srev viii arl It al tie eating roonr uf MN
nm. GA Michigan street. WIN. is. one OF
our b'st m"n an. viii srr,r- no pains t"
r-n.l-riaIl saiisf:.c ION To al who give him
"A call. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

Nothing is so uncertain as life. The on
Iy immediate provision is that provided
ty Life Insurance. Take a policy with
Z. Whitmore, agent, in the 1Etna Life, OF
onneclicut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, CT, capital 1000, 900
and $i7,OO0.000 34nls
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

Chrrfrs Ceok- ESQ. can beat the nation
raising w,tcrmelons. H. lcft Us one this
week which weighed 90 pnun.ls-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

See advt Of The book, "Suushinc and
Shadow in New York" II contains bio
graphical sketches of Stewart. Bennett.
RAymes'd, Aaor, Vanderbilt, and others
with many other interesting features.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
TRY nE AND Tou WILL SrgELY BUY ME
Davis Patent Three Min
ute Cake Mixer.

.HcamGout end Restaurant.
The most usefnl domestic article offered TO tn
public for the saving Of .abur and strength. Thi,
machine Il FIR mixing cakes Of MI kinds, pu,llipg-
oinclci-. f,r boating for MASKING boiled pots
i.cs, FOR moulding bread. &c performing the opeis
tion quickly. perfectly aii thoroughly. All will b.
cnnsinsrs that the materially will 20 farther ~nG
e-k~ vii 10 much better every way when made b,
this Mixer. 49,. -
IL isnsO useful to the painter and the druggis,
and for everything shat requires thorough mixing 90
luaiiug. this machine will lie found inv@s sie The
priee is 80 low that il 10 within the reach Of ever,
kuiiy. Agents waited Ia every county. Lirrsi
discaunt to dealers. Retail price IS each. State and
vrirtoFs, u wsaf 4&th .trcc,, y. Y. s.n.P : CO
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

Rohark's Stomach Bittcrs, splendid
tonic, Brown Bros
Wial ow shades at the Pos, Office book
store.
All the daily and wcrly papers at the
post Office news depot, Grown Bros.
Finely pcrlumel Lily White at Brown
Bros. drug emporium.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

The homestead is q place around which
sacred memories cluster. let il be pro
ieeted Ivy q Policy OF Insurance in the I'm
derwriicrs Agency OF New York Chas.
whi,morc, Agent, Plymouth. Capita.
i,rcc million dollars Sims
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

=. R~hAs--Agr grand rally Is TO c,snae of IN
Warsaw. Tuesday the .zl- Gen. Nm. II.
Gibson, oftssi,, Gen.iNs Kimbail. Gems.
ITsskalr ansf Dc.tBsr, are ia I've present, and
II is cxyi<efusasfba 1hid viii, be pmsr Of the
grsah,ssays qfihe canipsiyn fsr the Rrpub-
hcshs Of Warsaw. ,'l b7y,-et ,,.s
D.. " 81 =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

I irish to sog TO al rho arc indcJf-
rd to me that I nm ia great need of
money nt this time. and regnesf you
to pay D'e nor, as money triH 10 me
more good no,o than at any other
time ..is =. 80. i..i - PAUL
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

RArrcAL RESTORATION. It's GOOD IF
FECrs AKA permanent. Itnot only restores
the color of the h:ir, but tho quantity and
natural glcssiness. This is said by every
ono using Mrs. s. A. ALIENS IMPROVED
(ne,s $yio9 IL,g RKsrogER or DREssISG,
Iij;f,dliS 6otHc) Every Druggist sells r;
Price One D.,iisrI a,isa ,-al 4lml. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
Post Office Book Store.
BROWN BROS,
DEALERS IN

BOOKS STATIONERY &C.. 30.
Everything usually found - First Clsss
News Depot can be had ofus. a10
|sowe take Orders for the following sfsga-
zines and papers: t ~ Nii1sL
Pctersons Magazine. MISUNDERSTANDING. %
n. Y. Tribune. Observation-Disclosures. 7
Y. Y. Day Book. 7
Frank Lcslie's Zicfuug (Ger. )........IG
Chicago Daily Republican per weekly
Chicago Daily Journal per week. ...25
Chicago Daily Tribune per week. 25
Chicrgo Daily Times per week.....25
Chicago Day Post per week .25
Boston Pilot (Catholic) ................... Z
The Emerald.
Frank Leslic's Illus. .........................
Frank Lcslie's Chimney Cor. ...... ......I0
Preside Companion. .......................-... Z
Harper's Bazar. 10
Harper's Weekly ............................f 10
Days Doings. ..................... .........l 10
Illus. Police News. 10
Irish Americln. ...--.......-..-...............
Literary Companlon...,.................Io
New York Ledger. ...................... Z
New York Weekly. ........................ Z
National Police Gazette ....................l 10
Pen and Pcncii...... -....................-- Z
Rural New Yorker. ........................I 10
Saturday Night .........-................-..
| Scientific american. ...........,..........lO
Waverlv Magazine. ..-.-.~.............l5
Atlantic Monthly. 81
I5allou's Dollar Monthly...................i5
Besdle's Dime Novels. ...................lO
Boston Ten Cent Noveletts. -..........IO
The Broadway. ...................... 25
Comic Monthly -.--......-.......l5
Madam Dcmorcst's Mirror of Fashion. ..35
Ec4cetic ha5aZinc.............
Frank Lcsi;e's Pleasant fiours.-.......:5
" Ladies Magazine. .........3j
b" Z. Budget OF Fun. !. Is
Godcy's Lady's Book. ..................an
Gleason's Illustrated Novels. %
! HarPers Magazine. 40
Phrenolosical Journal, ...................3a
Wsvcrly Masaz:ae-...........
Yankee Notie1s. ..........-............... Is
Marshall County Republican. 3
Plylnoath Weekly Democrat. .........5
Orsl.rs received for Music, Br,ks. e.:
II you wish To subscribe for any Of the
aloyc, please leave your orders mt once
with brown BROS,
Post Olioc Book store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

General Lee thinks the country VIII be
ruined il Grant and Colfax nre elected.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

!, Is your life Insured? II MOI. get'it done
Immediately, with G Whiimore, in the
.Ffna Inde, ar Connecticut Mutual Life in
surance company, of Hartford, c. Capital
fo,OO0,000, and .,OO0.OOO. Sims
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

Has stood the test of screen years
before the public; and no prepGs'-
alton for the hair has yet been dis
covered that iOiU produce tie sane
beneficial results. 1T is an entirely
iaetO scientific discovery, conabiis-
ing many of the most D0Wcf1 utdabd
restordtire agents isa the vE0st.
Aele kiNcDom. 10 restores GREY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
sshite and clean cures dandvAf
and httns0rs, and falling out of
the hair; and UiU make IL gros0
upon bald leads, Except is very
aged persons, as 1t furnishes the
nutrifiUe principle by Uhich the
hair is ssOaerisIed and supported.
1t makes the hair moist, soft, and
Of0ssy, and Is unsurpassed as &C
HAIR ESSING. tits the
cheapest preparation eUer offered
to the public, as one bottle sCitJ &C.
cOmplish more and last longer
than three bottles of any other
preparation. t4i
1t Is commended and used Or
the First Medical Authority.
The WOndes7ast results produced
by our .Sicitian Hair RestesCer hare
induced many to manufacture
pTcOUTtttOtS JOS estc A1US, UNsocE
Vari0us names e and, fS order TO
induce the trade and the public to
purchase their compounds, they
hare resOrted to futScItO0d, by
claiming they scere former part
saers, 03. had some connection sCith
cur Mr.. Hall, and their prepare
tioD tCdS similar to ours. DO nor
be deceiced by them. Purchase t6t
original: tt has nereT get been
eguQyLed. = Our Treatise on the
Hair, Nth certificates, sent free
by mail. See that each bottle hQs
our priUdte rRecensse Stamp Oe&'
the top of the bottle. AT 0tIstEs
are limitations. = ''aa' is
R. P. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, Nh,
Sod by ali Druggists and Deales in Asdicia>
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

The homestead IS q piace around which
scored memories cluster. L.; it I've protect
"a nv = POLICY of Insurance In the Under
writer's Agency nf New York; Charles
whi'more, Agent, Plymouth Capital.
hree millionl, llirs Sans
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

SchoeI hooks, copy hooks and the beet
writing fluid in use, at p'st Office book
store, Brown Bros. ri5
All the standard patent mciis'incs of the
day at Brown rr,,s. oil line drug house.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

All liquors. Of tn. finest qualify, for The
use Of physicians, or medicinal purposes nj
Brown Bfos. af $50 So
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

The nc~Na6 i.ss~"scd r,pnin. mill
patented bysJ- \; iI.ia:aS Of saint Paul.
M'npcso'N, and. now mznuE.ctrurdk by
Msssws, Biser- Green & Co, Of this place
r raily snaehinc of graf merit. and QUE
That should'ic in The hr,'ds of every farm
cIip the county. AID then clean. fine wheat
would le The rcsull. ins cad or general
nifxt'sre of chan. cockei, rye, nails. &c
One OF them Is constantly ON exhib;ii.nn ri
shc wase-hAsssc Of II. q. Tl,ayer, where It's
merits g 60 b; tested At any Inc. = = = 30
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

The homestead is n place around which
sacred memories cluster Let Il I've project
VI IN Policy of Insurance in the Under
writer's. agency os New York. Capital,
three million dollars. Chas. Whiimnre,
Agent, Plymouth. 34m3
Horse and lray for sale. Enquire Of
II. Il. Reeves. - = t1s- 3iif
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17
j. 10. i}urr s. o..

In offering this work io the Public. the
Publishers ,,ralu,aie themselves on having
lil,crnlly supplied a want which has long
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

plymouth Chapter, No. 40-R. A. N.
Scgriar -Cohsunir.iians first and third Monday
e.erir,. ~ zach month Visiting COMPANIES al
r. ayB q cleo mr- - NJ IL RICE, IL r. IL, r.
3 r IkN6ENBA rem. sccsy. y u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

81 ymOuth Council, No. Is n. & 8. n.
,-xulsr Com nm irsfions sec,nd Wednesday even
-,s o. esch mouth. Ni.iic,- aiwsys w~lreme-
rttII eo,.l r. BaILEl. 7. Ill: G. ~.
III LANGENBACCH. Rrrnrlrr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-09-17

BOOKS STATIONERY, &C.. 40.
Everything usually found - First Clsss
News Depot, can be had Of AZ. IL. +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30

the opinion that Jesse r. expected to DO able
to get permit to purchase cotton In the mill
tary department commanded by his son, the
General. But it will also appear as the facts
come to be published, that he did not get the
permit, and that he had no more influence
with his illustrious son in this matter than
any other man would have had. This recalls
the conversation had by an anxious inquirer
with Gen. Grants wife, during the siege of
Richmond.
"Does Gen. Grant expect to capture Rich
"mOnd7n he inquired. eff he has made up
"his mind to do it," replied the wife, Gas l
"expect he has, he not only expects to take
Richmond, but he will take it, for he is an
lawfully obstinate man."
A man whose expectations" were known to
his wife only as she inferred from his acts, and
from whom his own father could not procure
a permit to trade in cotton, is just the man
for President of the United States.
There will be no Mrs. CObbs selling pardOns
by tue President, or Chevalier WOolleys buy
ing acquittals for the President, during Gen.
Grants administration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30
TIE NEJg ORIENT.

Ii is interesting to note the progress our
people are making in California, where the
conditions of an oriental climate demand new
methods and ideas. At first agriculture was
considered as secondary and crops were good
only by accident; but when mining, as
leading business, was not found as prof table
as was expected renewed attention was turned
to the soil, and now good if not remarkable
crops are the rule In addition, such produc-
tons as in Asia are confined to the grounds of
the wealthy, and to gardens and valleys near
large cities, are beginning to be grown in
California on scale more extensive than the
Old World ever saw. In future, the influence
of this culture, and the increased knowledge
which our people are certain to acquire, will
have immense influence upon the semi-bar-
barous nations Of India, Persia, and Asiatic
Turkey.
Oranges are already grown to considerable
extent; but large orchards, not yet in bearing,
have been recently planted, which in few
years will yield abundantly. The poppy is
about to be cultivated on a large scale in the
southern part of the State. 1t is said to grow
with little expense, and the yield to be 100
pounds of opium to the acre. The intention
evidently is to supply the Chinese with this
drug; and whatever may be said of the plan
in moral point of view, there can be no
doubt that, if it be found profitable, the
cultivation will be on a most extensive
scale. Mulberry planting, for the feeding
of silk worms, though barely commenced, is
extending rapidly, and with the best founded
hopes of success, for the important reason that
the climate, being free from thunder storms, is
highly favorable for the Matching of the eggs,
condition wanting in the silk producing re-
gons Of France, Italy, and the countries bor-
dering the Levant Grape growing, as is
we'll known, is an extensive business, and since
the recent discovery that the vines do not re-
quire irrigation, vineyards are being planted
on the ridges and high grounds which had been
supposed devoted to eternal barrenness. The
castor bean is receiving such attention, this
year, as to present large fields Figs are success
fully grown; the English walnut is found
to thrive extremely well, as also the large
fllbert of commerce. and almond trees are
in extensive nurseries preparatory to orchard
planting.
But no enterprise promises such profit. or to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30

York and In every leading city of the country
for above all things we like manly opponent
The Democracy need him. He understands
them. He publishes what they want, and he
writes with vigor and energy. His brain is
not saddened with the fumes of the Manhattan
Club champagne. His honesty is above the
Establishments Of Barlow, Belmont, and Cisco.
He finds counsel and comfort among the De-
mocracy of the Sixth Ward and while The
World editors are floating around the kitchens
of the Manhattan Club, and religiously accept
ing every invitation to dinner the resOlute
Pomeroy dimes with his friends, aud pays the
whole bill Let Pomeroy start his paper in
New-York, and the field will be occupied
while the wish Of such clcar-headed and earn
est leaders as Mr.. Tilden will be gratilied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30

Within few years Texas cattle have been
driven into the Western States in such large
numbers as seriously to compets with Prairie
cattle. 1t has been alleged that these Texas
cattle spread infection-the term is "Texas
fever"-and State laws have been enacted to
prohibit, or, at least, to limit their admission.
That some of the droves have introduced dis
ease there is little doubt, but this was prOba-
bly, contracted on the route. for on their native
praiIies they are as free from disease as any
other herds. Recently the arrivals across the
Western border have been so large that fur
Their entrance has been denied, while the dro-
vers are determined to persist. If conflict is
likely to take place, the General Government
shnmld inteTpose; and besides, ii should speedily
become possessed of all the facts bearing on
the subject, that it may act promptly and
Justly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30

A statement was carelessly copied into our
columns last week from Western Copper
head sheet, which broadly charged belmont
" and the bOndholdcrs" with seeking cor
ruptly and immOrally to influence delegates to
the Democratic National Convention. Whether
Mr.. Belmont has any affinity or utilization with
4" the bOndhOlders," we do not know; but we
are very sure that he is not capable of seeking
to influence any one by such means az were
therein set forth while the bOndhOlders,
we hope and trust, had nothing to do with
that Convention in any way. We should have
said when we published it, had not the para
graph escaped our notice, that the story was a
manifest falsehood, without a shadow of plau-
sibility No "bondhoder,' we. are confident,
sought to bride any delegate to that Convention
by any means whatever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-30

have such powerful commercial influence AZ IA
planting of the olive. We learn that aft..
sufficient investigation as to the uitabss,as.
of the Southern half Of the State for &.
growth of this important tree, Judge Fernals
has planted an orchard of forty acres wbilo
many others have put out cuttings The i'm.
pOrtance of this culture must be comedies
when we consider to how many vital uss.
this fruit can be applied, and ha-
large market there is for its product
not only in the Islands of the Ocean
in South America, in Asia, and In tia
East Indies, but also in the vast interior ba.
tween the Sierra Nevada and the Mssou,
River, and between the Gulf of Mexico AID
the extreme of the vast and fertile plains Of
the North, reaching to McKenzie's River. IA,
this fruit supplies an oil which is of equal
value with butter, keeps much longer, and hax
been in use since the dawn Of civilization
while it is superior to lard in every use "a
which lard is applied. Should the olive become
staple in California, and there is scarcely
doubt that such will be the case, it will bring
as much wealth as all her mines OF the precious
metals. 1t is to the commercial value of lard
and of butter that, in great degree, the cities
Of Louisville, Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Chcaro
and other towns owe their prosperity and
like prosperity should await the enterprisias
California cultivators on the Pacific Coast Per-
haps some persons, equally energetic may en-
gage in developing the culture of the olive in
the States of the Gulf.