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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

A GENTS, Farmers, Gardeners & Fruit
"A GFOweTs.-Send for particulars of "Best's
Insect Destroyer.n Samples viii be forward
ed to any part of the United States and perfect sat
isfaction guaranteed Good Agents are wanted in
every County in the United States. Address J.
AHEARN. 63 Second street. Baltimere, Md.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

the capital if threatened. Since that time
its capacity 10 thisdirection has been much
more fully demonstrated.
IMPORTANT INTERNAL REYENUE DECISION.
Commissioner Rollins has Just desided
that no allowancs can Be made to distillsrss
for any iess of spirits escu5sins in ware,
house from leakage OF any other cause;
and that therefore, where such allowance
has been made in.case of spirits producsd
since July 20. 1s6S-and the instances are
numerous--collectols must collect all sums
so allowed. This claim of leakage was
used by distillers TO account for, in the
aggregate, an immense quahtity of spirits,
all which thus escaped the tax. u q
No larger allowance for aOaataqe than
half wine gallon for each barrel will be
made unless the vantage is found BY meas
urement to exceed that amount, when the
actual amount found win be allowed.
whether more or less than the wine gallon.
s.. GEN. GRANT ON THE LADIES,
l have it reliably that Gem Grant told
sOmebOdy-nOt his Eife-on his recent
visit to Baltimore, that the ladies Of that
city we're the handsOmest be hadrseen.
,.,t.4, FARDoEs. F-r aft-I
From the reported disposition of the
President, itseems probable that he viii
accede to the applications for the pardon of
DR.. Mudd and Spangler, convicted of com
phcity with Booth in the assassination Of
President Lincoln. g4 81
Levin Turpin, who, it viii be remembered,
was last summer convicted and sentenced
to the Albany Peuiseniiary for the hOui-
eide of Thomss Kelleher, was yesterday
Pardoned by the President and released
from custody. Turpin was drunk when he
killed Kelleher. .fF ~ .-o 7ai
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05
AGENTS WANTED FOR
H0Wa MAKE THE ARM PAY.

How to dQuble the value Of Hand and the profits
on stock, and how to raise three times the quantity
of all farm crops to an acre. $50 pages and lao
beautiful ana nsefn ilIstrat tons, Farmers, young
men and experienced agents find It pays to canvass
for this book. SIOO 10 5000 per Mouth, ac-
eording to ability and energy. For full particulars
address ZEI6LER, MCCURDY & CO., Philadel-
phiaj Pa.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05
THE PATENT MAGIC COMB

viii color gray hair permanent black or brown.
Sold everywhere. Sent by mail for 81 25.
Address VIM, PATTON, Treasurer.
Magic Comb Company, Springfield, Mass.
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WaNTEOI I-4CENTS SO TO 5000
Nurseries Of M. b Hnlkes

{ A n old establishment with anew feature Every
Aperson can procure Trees and Plants At
WheIesnle tPrices, By ordering through our
Club Department. For prices and other infsrrla-
tion address W. F. HEIKEs5 Dayton, Ohio.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05


SENAToR DAReIER has introducea a
bill, il the State Senate, which pro-
poses to regulate the election ofTailroad
companies, so as to compel them to
choose a majority ofthe Directors from
one ot more counties through which the
road passes. The recent election, by
which the Erie road gained control Of
Cleveland & Pittsburg road has iudi-
Gated the wisdom of such a provision.
The bill also proposes to compel all
dividends to besmade in cash, out of
actual earnings It is doubtful whether
the bill will become a law,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

the capital if threatened. Since that time
its capacity 10 thisdirection has been much
IN 1...1
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-02-05

Hon. J. N. Ashley has introduced the fol-
lowing Important bin m the House, which
has been referred to The Committee Of which
Mr. Ashley Is GHalrman f ps
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

SPRAY APPARATUS

'ur '. 'H tac &C. III and gums, 20 prevent t7r pam
Of sCtut. which has au-rd -uch #r.u. ,...,u.,.
shat Il isi- eau. 81 utIyr- 10 iuitIt. =.
VITA IL" experience hrd md 80, cAIrriru,-t- lllIc
be hI- with HI prov cd and pat 1t aip.lt-. ZEN.
d. 81 tic
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

ConSTTs-
IN, Freedmen, iju-
go tor its discontinue
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-i,., l.,,.. ,..,n., ~. du,;.- Of Com,ui,-
-i.r,r. ,ol.,.- ar:o;n;ed by and with the
advice and consent q; the Senate and
all ...-;-ial. commissioners. agents. clerks.
and assistant, shall be appointed by ;Hr
Secretary .; War On the domination OF
The C'Hni'ss-rner Oh the bureau, In case
Oh '-'"eHy - We 'l'I'e OIL commissioner
"'Pt ei-'''- -~'i''G I"c recess oi inc sen
t.'' inc "u'ls' oI commissioner SiaiI DC
.'-'o''"'2''' 10y inc ac'''@ assistant a"iu-
''iI' general oil Inc bureau until such va
'"i'E can he iiiitd.
Ana pe II I"riiier ',i"clci'
III, '"1 >oii'il'lI7'oi'F "' Inc bureau
''''''' on inc III i gay % january next
.'"9e ,N' same bureau 10 ne "I'n'I'W',
.'''" me several '1'"ieH wI'h'" winch S''u d,
al ''''> am, ~ operations N'i'''l
. e','.'''e . "' '''1 ','''''''o -, a.
I.,..,;,,,, mai ,,a,.,,,,,', ~ ,,,,,,,,.l .i,,S
.. soldiers. sailors. and murine. ar tLr,.
l.. shall be continued ~ uo,y uroviJrI
g.. law mill otb,rvj,,. ordered Lv a.; ot
..r,,-
SCIII-NJER CDJEA\
- gIar Of tine IIons.. al R,,rr..r:,,;v.
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III ''L,'N : ~ HE I N'lLp oLAILN'
July 49, IN'N.
ho President OF the United STATES
.."n- returned t" the Senate, in winch
/. originated, the biii entitled An act
relating t" the frerdmcn'> Bureau and
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

An .tct to further amend the postal laws.
i. II enacted by the Senate and House
81 representatives Ut the .ntei States
10. -N.aerlca in Congress assembled. That
Nh.u amy writer OF letter, on which
l.r rp~tage l. prepaid. shall indor-c in
W..I- pr IN print upon the outside there
% lis name and address. the same. after
remaining uucIalled mrallel for direct.
shah Ice returned to the said writer with
nus addltiona! postage. whether specific
request for such return he endorsed on the
..ti,r or not.
SEC. ,. And be 1t further enacted.
Ihat all person, who receive money or
der shall be- required to pay therefor the
following charges or ice>, VIZ For on .
dollar or amy sum not exceeding twenty
dollars, fee OF ten cents shall be charg-
.d and eNactcd by the postmaster givim.
aid orders; for all orders cXcccdinr
-w,nty dollars and not exceeding thirty
dol ars, the charge shall be fifteen cents F.:
lrr all orders exceeding thirty collars and
not exceeding forty dollars, the fee shall
Tee twenty cents for all orders eXcccdin"
ouy dollars and not exceeding fifty dol
lars, the ice hall be twenty-five cents :
-,nj furthermore that the compensation
ui deputy postmastcrs Tor the payment OF
money orders l. hereby increased from
ouv-ci.hth to one-tourth of one per cen
jnm ON the gross amount OF orders paid
AZ thcr respective offices, and that moth
M contained n ANY act shall be So con-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
GEO. u. ROWELL ~ CO.'S
1lrW AdrfrtiSfm fntS.
C--C--C--C --C--C--C

our to agents before sending any other firm.
We give agents Jos ward shertng for clubs 100, II
n rfu ND. nd ~ r,tn for clubs IF 'hirtv,
'.r .,Yd Xxi. Il ct DOL -ala the oil ct
and r-es in tis city, and perfectly reliable all orders
anu letters teuE answered the day they are re-
ved Don't pay the high prices charged ~ the stoes
but your money iy sending I" Ne, aud don't con-
dmn our club =y-te # selling goods before You Try n
A7i- and fem il. gents wanted in all towns ard VII
lager where prices high, la sending clubs, send
i"ct-. for c-ch name. Circular sent free by mall
EASTMAN ~ KENDALL, % HIwley Street, Bost, Il,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

An .s..-.-... % inc freedmen Du
7.g.L S-sIS:!g tor its discontinue
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
STATE OF VERMONT
OFFICE "F SE,HETAEY OF sTAIE.I
Nor;hticld, June /, 1860.


sealed proposals hereby invited for printiu, .b
ioo" soto documents, 20 Wit. H. post Of the Audi
"r "i Accounts, Autani and Inspector General Omar
tr''-t neral SER; HEt-at-Ar-. i.4ilrutd C5rirn
Sion, T. 9iuui--io or ct the In-.uc DIRECTOR :
trAd'At nj htIl'u OF III state Prison, II rl
Vermont Reform school, and lst.- Of h.. uiy.-.it
OIL crinoht and state Agricultural COLLEGE in the. .r
cr'ii i"n nd style Of the Ii ports STATE, ,irr- r
iNN T. T." bound Ill one volume and vrr,.d NJ tn ,
nee OF Tho - CrrtrN If Sra, IA %,uutgclirr q, or , FIR
the second InuTsd y in DCUhcT.
Ais" The IL port u III board OF Education. in ,.
ioi III and ~ le - that OF ISt>, bound in sin
iiiH :" De delivered ~ HI time and Ilic,.
Mo, ia" Annual Se-ziOn Lave Of ID, in H.. .
lyle ~ those OF lNt>, hound in single yoIIn an, ~
re ready Tor distribution Or before t. ir-t dv NJ
January. 1870 '9' Jay Oh
Also ;he - mate and House Journal in the Same ~
tr4I form and style Of tho-c l-,i~, 10 Ice h,,,r H.
fret day of Mag, $50. u q ov!olv t-e
III OF contracts ~ i'll he governed in al r,,I
~ L' prov mons oi >o. 81, OF the t,lrphI, Inv- Of
icrr,d. 7'e' -Ee 4'7r't'4u!! Fv-
Eink proposal. Tor bid will be furnished At once to
this work 'i''' 'oi "''! PN' Vi
IN IlSh l reject any all propoziI- u may be
deemed Tor the interest Of state IL hereby reserved
Co.,, GEORGE NICHOLS,
Secretary VI state;
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
: II { G3 EAT WONDEEI
ES@ $18. 90:

"ilI sci a. gooin SEWING MACHINE as Their. -
manufactured IN America. ANY o., in iLis comfy
wishing to purchase Will please writ. III, .l4d IL. -.
ana enc" 1t 10 them L. {. KINNEY, Agent.
PIssuIIps!c, ".
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18

FIFE! FIRE.. FIRE...
FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO.,
S3OO0S SALARY.

3 - Ia. che a. Ut autrd. AIdr,s- ..bovu.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
WANTED. AGENTS. s75to $500

everywhere m.l- and female TO introduce The GEM
INL IMCEtN u COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEW
~ MACHINE. THIS machine will stitch. hon, tel
tack. quit cord bind, braid AID cIuhro.icr in
-.Ii ci mann r. Price only 81. Fully warranted
H. hyr year. We VII Pty -l1" for machine that
wi, &C." -trpuseT more beautiful, NOR. cl,rtic
.Ltu our. /; utS'- the ''!-il-'ic Lock Stt h."
liver. second -t';ch can 10 cut an I'll The cloth cIuiot
Pee p..,.i .i..r- iii! ~ tearing 1t. ", pay agents
f.'.I 80 t. --H' per NH and rNpCrs commits.
sion fr Do. N!,u ice t Al amount can he made. Ad
- 81 VNf e CO., Pittsburgh, "a. L rton, MI-s
ur -. Louie No.
N\i lt'\.---i1s not D, imposed upon ~ other par
-lo- la.i..- ell ,,ortni,-- Machines, untcT
t- ~ -rvts'. 'UrS i TIL only genuine
t4l ally ps.,t' al cheap machine manufactured.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
FARM FOR SALE

srE5ITg - III. sui-c iber of,rs for ale his farm
3A&SS Firr.st,d in Concord, about one half
mile from Hastius's Nils Said contains 1~u acrrs
OF land ard the bulldogs IL good I, psr-hou-,.
nearly new Their IL IuariI water o. the milling.
Their II al-o on the farm 4 GOOD WATEE POWER
within half mile OF the cont mplitod Portland and
Cg .-u-hUr, l.. K.
tn, store o. : : Gould C. l. centrally Icatrd
and is t good -itu,tio for shop Euquirt Of
:. +. GEpi I, Nv-t OncOrd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
A BUSINESS CHANCE

The suh.crincr- wishing to -cttl' up and chang their
IN inrss u'Icr for ssh their ,'oyk Of goods ami good
will at sheffield Hollow. The goods consist g,ncr-
81 assortment -rch usually kept in a country
store. The building VII De odd rent i, de
rlrcd. hE\ASi los q fEAEl.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
THE CAIEDONIAN y.
TVIIClaI.
Ls'yS or TIE I. =.

,.s-d ne second Session Of the to-teth
CONGRESS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
ASH AvILLAGE RESIDENCE,

FOR rAIE'
@ks6xa4 The sui -crih.r oi,r- for -alc Liz place,
-ituatci in I .rhu-hury MT Village. The place
cnu-i-t of sixteen of lIu'. par of it under
high of Guilty 'tipn li pat II-;lrr Ia O.. The
huust j. i3 Al cullup lilu-. nj viii accommodate
f.uuiic-. Tier, T. rluuiu water both house and
barn. Toy perfic lar, cnI.l, "a t.c premise,
I-HN MIE-E.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-18
FARM FOR SAL.

i uttrd lho 2 iriir- trHu rr.t.n Village cor
tam aiout Joe, ace, Of .>c,.l.t L.u we'll uc,i with
running ,o both .uu-r .,.t barn. il-a. lar,
sugar and apple oichtrI I"- vrrA.r ptrti. .aIs il
O, IRE. Of -.i-,r'.r. NJ.t-i-r ;a,r.. j. d, i.,l.
II-1l NNI.I4. =. DAZZLING.
The New York herald., 1869-12-08

between the United States and Brazil 200; be-
tween San Francisco and SANDWICH Islands, e75 600;
total sum, s725,Ooo.
Assistant Assessors or Internal Rsvenue.
Inc loIiowing Assistant Assessors OF Internal Rev.
enue have been appointed:-Abram Fahs, Seventh
district OF New York; Albert II. Nash and Loring II.
Bronson. Twenty-nfth district OF New York; Morti-
mer 8. Sseeting, Twenty-fourrh district Of New
YORK.
National Cclored Convention.
In the National Convention OF colored men to-day
resolution was adopted that distinguished colored
and White men be admitted to seats az honorary
members. A'telegram was read from the Secretary
OF State elect OF Mississippi, Lynch, dated Jackson
as follows
TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE CoLoRgD MEMS Con-
yENTIoN:--
seventy thousand triumphant coiorod radicals
send greeting.
This was greeted with long continued applause.
delegate from North Carolina offered O resolu.
uon relating to the struggling peopls,af Cuba; tnat
their recognition by Congress would meet the ap-
proval OF this Convention and pIedgng the strength
Of the colored Americans TO the support OF the
government. The resolution was referred to the
Business Committee.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-13
Slit DDoetrp,
The Buried Organ.
BY J. J. PIATT.

BY J.J. prATT.
Far in valley green and lone,
Lying within some legend old,
sometimes is heard an Organs tone,
Trembling, into the silence rolid;
In vanishd years (the legend stands)
To save it from the unhallowing prey
Offocman's sacrilegious hands,
The monks their Organ bore away.
None knows the SPOT wherein they laid
That body of the heavenly soul
Of Music deep in forest shade,
Forgotten, lies the grave they stole;
But oftiEes, in Morning gold,
Or through the Twilights hushing air,
Within that valley, green and old,
The Organs soul arises there.
Oh, low and sweet, and strange and wild,
1t whispers to the holier air,
Gentle as lispings Of a child
Mild as a mother brea,hless prayer
While silence trembles, sweet and low:
Then rapture bursts into the skies,
And chanting angels, winging slow
On wings Of music, seem to rise
The herdsman sometimes all alone,
Is lost within that haunted air:
lie nearS Inc Dullcl organ loDc-
His hands are cross'd, his breath,is prayer,
And, willie into his heart it steals,
With hushing footsteps, downcast eye
Some grand cathedrals ave he feels
A church Of air, and earth, and sky!
Often, when the sweet wand Of Spring
Has fill d the woods with flowers unso1n,
Or Autumn's dreamy breezes wing
Flutters through falling leaves, alone
wander forth and leave behind
The ctys dust, the sultry glare:
A lonely dell, far>of, | find
know the Buried Organ there!
Within the city's noisy air
leave the creeds their Sabbath bells;
cross my hands, my breath is prayer,
Hearing that Organs mystic svells.
The sweet birds sing. the soft winds blow,
The A wers have whispers low, apart,
All wake within me, loud or low,
Gods buried 0rcsn-in my hearti
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-13

4 GExAr SALr MousrAIN-In the
Pshranasar district, in the southeast
crn part of the State of Nevada-dis-
tant from Austin estimated at $50
miles is remarkable mountain of salt,
abou, 20 miles south Of the mines. It
is reported to be about FIVE miles in
length, and Goo feet in height. The
body Of salt is OF unknown depth. It
is chemically pure and crystalline, and
does not dcliquescc on exposure to the
atmosphere. LikerocS,it requires blast
ing from the mine, and is transparent
as glass. This would afford an abund-
ant supply to the world, could it be
cheaply mined and transported; bht
it now stands in the wilderness, an
object for the admiration of the curl
Gus. and the inspection Of the scientit
ic. It is believed that there is bat one
other place on the globe in which it
exists in such state OF purity. in
workable quantities, snl that is era
COW, Poland. This is but ano.her ev-
iaence OF the state of purity in which
the force of nature has lett her deposits
in this interesting portion Of the con-
tinent.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-13

The season is fully three weeks
later than last year.
An lndiarubber sponge has been
invented in England.
The Kansas State Agricultural Col.
lege has l6s students,-1l ladies, and
81 gentlemen.
The times is the money, is the way
one Of onr French exchanges renders
our proyerb time is money
Do you drink hale in America
asked an Englishman Of a Yankee
"Wall, no, stranger said the Yankee.
We don't drink hail ] guess we
drink thunder and lightning thought
The following prominent Russians
have died during the past three months:
Gems. Bezack, A. Dargomyjsky, A.
Noroff. Prince Odvevsky and Count
Klein Michael Admiral knockemorff.
Gen. kjkerskehitchsky, Prof. Snack
akakakahooglvjsky and IyanvI an.
ovitch still survive.
A Chicago paper has only one fear
on the subject of Chicago becoming
the central city Of the world. SO long
as railroads and steamboats, are the
means of communication it is all right,
but if balloons become the medium Of
travel there is danger for Chicago
Hence the balloon theory is deprecat
ed as urwise and unnatural
Inscription on tombstone, ordered
by an old farmer in Bush County, Pa
to be placed at the grave Of his son
Tie old man says, ''the thing was
writ by the family, and he wanted it
cut on there just that way" Here it is.
ale died at nashville. tcnaesses
hs died Of kronic diaree
i, trooly painful must have bin
to die so fur away from home
A clergyman had taught an old man
in his parish to read. and had found
him an apt pupil. After the lessons
hal finished, he had not been able to
call at the cottage tor some time, and
when he did he only found the wife at
home. "How's john Hes cannv,
SIT, SAID MS vile. I1OW does ne Set
on with his reading Nicely, sir"
"Ah, l suppose he'll read his Bible
very comfortably now Bible, sir.
bless you, he was out Of the Bible and
into the newspaper long ago"
A swarm Of bees and bo1ntltul
store OF wild honey were reeeutly
found in a tree by wood choppers on
the west side OF the Sierra Nevada
Mountains. The incident is recorded
as the first discovery Of the kind on
the Pacific slope. There were no wild
bees beyond the Sierras when that
portion OF the country was first occu-
pied by emigrants from the Atlantic
seaboard. II was soon dlsvcoered that
bees imported from the States thrived
well and several persons who engaged
early in the business acquired large
fortunes from the production OF honey
tor the markets.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-13

Your correspondent, II. G." has
been giving to your readers an account
Of the great farming qualities of his
uncle, D. A. Hawn, of Stark. but |
think most OF your readers will agree
with me in saying that my uncle's svs-
tenn, if not superior, is at least more
easily understood; it certainly is often
tried, and generally with the same re-
suits. Ny uncle, like most farmers In
this neishborhooa, is engaged to .
considerable extent in the dairy bust
ness. lie generally keeps about fiji
teen cows-of the far-ialned breed
known as scrub From some un-
explained reason they don't look
quite SO we'll lately; their hair stand on
end too much. Ny uncle believe,
that something in the atmosphere Is
the cause OF it, while others believe
that If they were ted . little grain
every day it would have good effect.
He is at present milking tour cows,
three of them are tarrow, and the
other is not quite tarrow, norquite any
thing else; in fact, she is peculiar
COW. The popularity is, that she has
been giving milk always OF the same
quality for the last twenty years; an
other popularity is, that she has al
iron tail. The milk from this peculiar
COW does not make much butter.
neither does it yield great quantity of
cheese, but when slightly diluted with
the milk from the other cows, it sells
readily at four cents quart. Myuncle,
unlike Mr.. H., does not allow his
meadows to grow up in the tall, but
lets his cows run on them till they seem
to wish to run somewhere else. He
does not think that grass keeps very
well under the snow, and even if il
would keep tolerably well, he thinks
that it would keep better in greenbacks.
Like most economical farmers, he sells
hay every fall, which
brings in some ready money, and
forces him to be little saving OF his
feed through winter, thus showing
that he knows the true meaning OF the
word economy Then again, in
spring, he usually realizes considerable
cash from hides. 1t is but justice to
say that there is some diversity of
opinion on the latter point as to it's
protitabeness. Should any OF your
readers at any time, wish to hear OF
my economical uncle, such information
VIII be most cheerially given by your
friend, Jonathan lite, Hardburg-
Utica Morning Herald.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-05-13

What is to become Of this old earth
if man NEEDLES with nature much
longer after his present audacious
manner 10 a curious question for the
philosopher. We have been obliterat-
ing the most stupendous barriers be-
tween sea and sea, and compelling the
waters OF the Mediterranean to mlngle
with the Indian Ocean; we propose
cutting through the mountain chain
which divides the Atlantic from the
Pacific; there Is plan Tor turning the
Iberian peninsula into an island by a
maritime canal across the whole
breadth OF France; and now, if we can
believe q Western correspondent,
there is actual danger OF the destruc-
ton Of Niagara Falls. Chicago CON
templates cutting canal 1000 feet
wide and 80 feet deep from Lake
Michigan to the Illinois River. So
vast q volume of water would be
drained by such a channel from the
Great Lakes in the Mississippi that
Chicago would become virtually sea
port, the Falls would dwindie TO one
tenth their present dimensions, and the
st. Lawrence would be nothing but
creek And if the Darien Canal should
be constructed, it is suggested by
Capt. Sllas Bent, in his lecture on the
2heraome.r.e Gatewass to tie Pole, that
the Cult Stream might force its way
through the cut, instead of being de
f2ected as now upon the coasts OF Eu
rope, and thus sudden change of eli
mate might spread disaster through
the richest countries OF the Old World,
and England become region Of al
most Arctic cold.-[N. Y. Tribune.