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sent outlook ho has secured his point against
oil hostile combinations aud all Corners.

sent outlook, ho has secured his point against
oil hostile combinations aud all Corners.
We assume in this opinion that before the
meeting Of the Republican National Conven-
ton In 1879 the Dominican division, If not the
whole island Of St. Domingo will belong to
the United States, and we have ne doubt that
with this annexation tho valae, the tropical
beauties ana the commercial advaatsges Of the
island will make It at once an exceedingly
popular acquisition. We assume that this
Anglo-Americau joint High Commission viii
give us a treaty Of peace whtoh will bring joy
to our traders on the sea, who are among
tie losers from the piracies OF thoso
Ang!o-rebcl Alabamas and Shenandoahs,
and gladden. tho hearts Of our Yankee
fishermen. and crafty OUT wheat and corn and
beef and pork raisers Of the great Northwest
with their enlarged concessions touching tho
navigation OF the St. Lavrenos and Its British
Canadian canals. Aud we further assume
that the general results OF this treaty
will be harmony and good viii he
tween the people on both sides Our
Northern boundary, and tho cordial co-opera-
ton OF Americans, Eaglishmen, Irishmen and
her Majesty's provincials in she development
of the resources Of the Continent and in the
extension all over the world Of the triurnpas Of
civilization, liberty, liberaIity, Christianity
and peace.
Upon this grand platform of new era Of
peace, made manifest to the country and he
world in the annexation of st. Domingo and
the grsat tcsaty Of peace which we expect
from this joint High Commission. what man or
what party Ia 1872 will be able to supplant
General Grant aud his popular adminiStra-
tion! This is the question now to be con-
aidered by oil these small potato republican
politicians who are casting about for o2e-
horae candidate against Grant and IL is a
question, too, for the democracy whs have
been counting upon such embarrassments and
bad lucs to General Grant upon the Alabama
claims and the fisheries, and upon the Cana
dams and the Fenians, and upon such divi-
sions in the republican camp about Tom
Murphy and Greeley, and Fenson and Conk
ling, and Sumner and Trumbuil, and Carl
Schurz and Gratz Brown as would clear the
way for democratic procession 70 tho White
House. AS the case now stands Grant Is
master Of the field.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
The London Press On the Arn,isifcc.

The London, and, in fact, the English press
generally of the dates just come to hand
devotes long editorials to the situation In
France and the results likely to accrue from
the armistice. The London Times thinks the
world may congratulate itself on the factkhat
Paris is saved from further misery and
destruction, and believes that the provinces
will accept the decision of the capital. France,
the Times also thinks, will accept the con-
querors terms, and all the world, that con-
queror himself not excepted, is interested in
making those terms as tolerable as the circum
stances Of the casa will allow. The London
DaSly Nesos is inclined to augur hopeful things
for France from tho armistice, because 1t re-
moves a dangerous obstacle-.Bismarck's re-
fussl to recognize the provisional government
which for some time back seemed 10 lie in the
way Of peace. The Ncus hopes that the
victor will spare France the bitter humiliation
ofseeing German soldiers in Paris The London
Post says on the subject that 1t now remains to
be seen whether tho Prussians In their hour of
triumph can curb their desires within the
bounds Of moderation, and observes that
unless the PYussians demand terms of ex-
ceptional harshness it is difficult to imagine
that the contest will bo recommended. The
London 7etegrGph, in thoughtful article, con-
tends that the resources, the hopes, the euer-
gies Of whole generation have been con-
densed into this awful campaign. The land is
bleeding to DEATH it is beaten hope,essly 1t
laid too much on Paris and it lost all. The
London Standard holds that it is reasonable
to believe that the captulation of Paris brings
US to the end of the war between France and
Germany. The evening papers, foremost
among which stands the Pail AfaN Gazette,
thoughtfuily express themselves, and claim
that the capitulation Of Paris has come at the
very time Of all others which is least favorable
TO any proioagatisn Of the war. The London
Globe. now that Paris hAe surrendered
and peace Is probable, believes thar it is
Englands duty to seq taat such terms are
granted to the French as may be accapted
without that humiliation which Is worse thru
ruin
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WITH SUPPLEMENT
ew York, Wednesday,, February l5, 1871.
C0sTGNTs CT Tc.DAY'S HEasED.

PAGE.
I-AdverMemcnts.
x-AdvertiseMents.
S-international Boating: Victory Of Our Tars
over English and Swedish Sallors-C Custom
House Aiiairs-The Suffering Saliors-Funeral
OF Alice Cary-Oficial correspondence Rela-
tive TO Affairs in ST. Domingo-st. vaIentine's
Day-Tne Peabody Educational Fund-The
rliaaelphia Forgery-Brooklyn Water sup
Matters = Naval Airairs - s,arriares and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A-Editorlas: Leading Article, 'sThe Presidential
SuccessioA-General Grant and the New Peace
Movements Of the Day"-Amusement An.
nOulcementS.
5-Editorials Continued from Fourth Paoe,-
France: Action OF Great Britain on the Peace
question; Prussia Asked to Make Known Her
Terms; Revictualling Paris: The Elections
General keports-Mews from Cqba-Aiscela-
nessee-Tne Joint fiigh Comlnission-Pers
Observation-Disclosures Notices.
6-Washineton: Popularity OF the New National
Loan la Europe; the First of the Steamship
Subsidy Bills Passed in The Senate-Report OF
The Congressional Committee on the Troubles
Among the Cadets West Polnt--Tne Repub,i-
can Court: Mrs. President Grants Last Re.
Geption-More Snow-The New Hamburg
Slaughter-The Andrew Statue In Boston,
Terrorism In South Carolina.
7-Advertisements
S-Europe: King Amadeus Address 10 the other
soyereigas of Europe; DR.. Jacoby on the War;
rrussmn Outrages OF IN English Family IN
France-In Boot: Remarkable Strategy OF
correspondent TO Get TO the Ouposts Between
the Two Fires-Music and the Drnma--1he
Fenian EXes.Desperale Negro ARRAY IN Ma
9-Courts Continued from Eighth Page-1he Erie
Preferred Suits-The Taylor Wnl Case: sum
ming Up OF tue Case Tor the Contestants-The
Tombs Police Gourt-Polltical and General
Notes. with Comments Financial and Com
merclal Rep0rts-"pulingn q pen--An Eliza
beth sensation-Terribe Mllrder In Florida
I0-The State Capital: Tweeds Proposed Elevated
Railroads Along BroadNay-The LiederRranz
Bau--shpplng gence-Advertlsement
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TnE HOUSE OF ORLEANS And Irs Pros.
Pgcrs. DAY after day our news goes to show
that TIE hopes OF the House Of Orleana ought
to be bright Tho elections have, SO far as
we can see, killed the hopes Of the republic
end the hopes Of the Bonspaites and their
iniperialistic friends; but no one can refuse TO
admit that the House of Orleahs is fh high
favor. France has by this election, so far as
we know it, said the empire means war. the
republic chaos. and as these cover the two
extremes an intermediate course must be tried.
The intermediate course Is the restoration Of
the House Of Orleans. In few weeks VIC
shall not be surprised to learn that the Count
de Paris is on the throne Of France. The
Count de Paris means peace, economy, congoI-
idatiou, development--a happy end coptented
but moi aggressive France. Even N. Thicrs
is little likely to talk about Rhine boundaries.
The tomb Of the Capulets has received that
question. II is dead. and, as We think. daaA
forever.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15
Tho Snsv s.csrn-Tap Streets.

We are vexed with double mischief,
against which our temper, tempered by PHI
losophy, must Learn TO bear up The air yss-
terday was afoat with snow flakes, which,
although they hu!tered as gently as summer
butterflies made very ugly mud aud slush when
they touched this uuromantic earth of ours.
Poets might luxurate in the weather which
we have been enjoying for the past few days.
What charming pictures for ths poetic pencill
But, then, the poe.-artist muss live ia the coua-
try, and never, never should see Broad
way in this day of our most unpoetc tribula-
ton. The present SHOW storm seems TO have
driftod from the westward, from which point
It blew during the late storms, and Is Row re-
coiliug upon us from the north aad e1s., w.tk
snap Of cold hail, now and then mixed With
feathcry snow flakes. For years we have no.
had such an accumulation OF SHOW in our
streets. II stands six feet high in the abu,-
ments which have been built up on The side
ways in order to keep the highways olear.
The important question Is, how arc
We to get. rid Of this vast mass
of frozen snow and filth Many plans
have been suggested. But uerhsns tina siln-
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

Sin STAFFORD NorrHooyE. NJ. P. FOR North
Devon, England, has been appointed 10 serge
on The j5iii High Commission in Washiagtvn,
on the part OF she English governments, in
place OF Sir Join Rose, vino resigned. Tie
particulars viii be found in our cable telegram
report from London.
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Tus STEAansH1P SUPPLY fs he vesse. de-
tailed by the Navy Department to carry New
Yorx's contributions to tue suffering paorle or
France. good, substantial name for the
duty, and it is TO be hoped that she will carry
out ss fne supply inside.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

A PRoposyIIcN Has BEEN MADn Ia the
Leglslatnre to construct aa overtop faiiroad
with Welsh steel rails. Is there not enough
stealing In Albany without calling upon our
Welsh friends for aids An underground ROAD
might burrow into Welsh rarebit.
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TIE KU KLUx OF SoUTH CAROLINA have
become exceedingly audscious Ten negroes,
prisoners IL Un.on county jail, we're taken
out By q band Of three huad.ed n these mis-.
creaats and murdered OF Sunday night.
These people viii Insist upon n,articl law.
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TIE EXCELLENT ASSEMBLY Bull to prevent
murder by ignorant drug clerks and druggists
was yesterday ordered to O third reading, and,
judging from The way it was taken in hand In
ahont its finnl naEsawa
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ToHEIeN IMMIcRATIoS.-The packet ship
Hudson, Captain Pratt, has brought to this
port consignment Of lions. tigcrs. leopards,
polar heass. Aldeyney cows, monkeys and
yasfous ether individuals Of the animal king
dom. n Is reported they are the product of
the Geological Gardens In Loudou. Why
don't Paris send us something In that liner
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

TUE BENioHrEp NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE
is considering the fifteenth anandment. 1t
ought to make tie M;ssoari Compromise bill a
e2ec:al order for next week.
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The TAYLOR WILL CASE is approaching
conclusion. Mr.. Clinton summed up FOR the
contestants yesterday very forcibly.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

Two or TIE WrrNEssEs In the impeach-
ment trial of Governor Holden IN North Caro-
liua have admitted being members Of the Ku
KlMx We believe they are the only well
authenticated specimens that have ever been
0xaaenteA IN proper form 70 the general public,
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A PRoPoslrIoS is before the Legislature 10
take great deal Of time, money and patience,
and we doubt not that General Newton's
plan Of removing The obstructioue at He'll
Gate will succeed eventually, although the
operations 60 on very slowly. Why can he
not Try q Blossom Rock explosion when he
hsgins work again. such as they had in San
Francisco Bag not many months ago.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

BRooKLYE is threatened with a scarcity Of
water. Between weakening whfskay and
adulterating milk there has been great waste
OF R.dgewood.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

6rgAsBoVRG is to remain eternany Gerrnaa.
Being the key Of the Rhine she is supposed to
contain the germ OF German safety.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

Two ELEVATED RAILROAD Bulls were intro-
dnced in tie Senate yesterday by Mr.. Tweed,
which give their directors very extraordinary
powers, such as taking possession of What
ever public parks they see ft, braclng the
read against the sides Of houses. DO One
OF these bills is modest enough to take only
that part Of Broadway extending from White
hall street to Park row, where il switches off
10 the Bowery and Third avenue; but the
other makes clean sweep Of Broadway. from
thu Ratterg ~ Harlem river,
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A Look AHEAD-The amount OF the French
relief fund contributed in Boston as COM
pared with that raised In New York.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

THEY HAVE ERECTED AN ANDREW STAynQ
in Boston. What about an Andrsw jackson
statue IN New Yorkt
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

GAMBETTA is reported seriously i'll. He has
bSen acting very i'll for some time.
The New York herald., 1871-02-15

A Coon CANADIAN IDEA.--The hardest
trial Of new settler in tie wilderness con-
fronts him at the outset. It is the Quintup!e
necessity Of making clearing, Of fencing 1t,
of building log hut OF stocking his embryo
farm end OF securing crop Of potatoes and
ether vegetables as a, supply Tor the first
wiater. 20 meet paEiculary the require
ments Of suoh new settlers as may have two
hundred or thyee hundred dollars and he will
ing to pay moderate sum cash down for
being relieved Of such necessity the province
Of Ontario has voted thirty thousand dollars
to encourage emigration and twenty thousand
dollars to build houses and clear from three to
five acres of land on number Of free grant
lois. Thia is good Canadian idea.
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Whus Are the Peace Terms Z

In the House Of Commons on Monday eve
ming Premier Gladstone stated that the gov
ernment had requested Prussia to make known
her peace terms. If Premier Gladstone had
made it point to find out what the NEW YoRK
HERALD reported every morning he would not
have found it necessary to 60 back on pub
lished facts. In the New YORK HERALD of
February 10 we published the German ultima
tum. We reproduced the ultimatum on the
following day. Germany demands the whole
Of Alsace and sixty square miles Of Lorraine,
the whole numbering four hundred and thirty
seven square miles, and including the fortress
Of Metz. III addition Germany demands the
payment Of a sum Of one and one-half milliard
francs for the expenses Of the war, thirty mil
lions for captured ships and forty millions as
indemnity for losses sustained by German
workmen and othera who have been expelled
from France. Some millions more for Drip.
Piles and orphans and others. not Defined. II
Premig Gladstons does rgt kn9w al this he
ought to have known it. Whether he Knows
1t Or not, IT is almost impairment 10 ask Prussia
to make known her peace terms before they
are made public through the new French Ma.
tionai Assembly. II King William and Count
bismarck hsye modified their demands. or in
any way altered their programme, the world
has no right to know Of the change excsnt
through ths French National Assembly
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AsgssGfgTs tbs kFTEaslsa AND EVENING.
HoorHsrazArnE, ssa 81. oesws'n Sla an, eta avs
4Nais siSp' ~-------
rorErrESga STREET THEATRE lrhestrs Fraucais,-
KING L-al-
NIDros GASDRN. Brsaa~sy. xTuz SPECTACLE or
TIL BLACK SHpcS.
VAhIACE's THLAFRE. Broadway and iS,a street.
TEG CIASpEasnR &AsziAoS
LIMA EnwIN's Ttn.sraE. sse aroasway.-uonrSp
powN o., gaE Two htvEs or MARY LrisA.
GRAND oPsRA nocsg csner of sth av. ana cad s..-
cAND oeEaAgto SAEAivAL-
oLyAPIo THEArEg. praadwysy; -ras PAsroxnar OF
hSsHEIIru or THE fsaiop MsI1S " :,
sowEnY TDEATgt, Bowcsy.-PoNr; OR, WAY DOWN
TcrrH-A@ AND TreEe
rnrH AVENUE THEATRE. Twenty fourth street.
SAl.axo9A
GLOBE THEATRE. sas sroasway.-vAxrnrr Esqss.
TaISARNT, &o.-G.sES BASaEs. Matinee az ~.
vv. YORK sTADT THEATRE IS soucry.--AAu1
ut
WOODS MUSEUM Broadway, cor aer Goth si..-Prsorm-
aaaas every aticfaoan anl evening.
mrs. T. 3. coywAy,s pA.x rHEArss Breoslya.-
A
sTEIAwAY HALL, Fourteenth etract-.0sASo COS.
ASSOCIATION Hall, sSd stree. and 9Th sye.-Arer.
N o. a. .%ia-SEcIT ITAsIoas.
TONY pASroR's 0rERA HopSD, 2Ol Bowev-yA
RlElx LsrFrrAlSarST. Matinee a, az
THEATRE CoaIQuE ola Brordwar.-OoMio vooA,.
isah NRero AO1s. &C. Matinee ri "a.
SAN FRANCISCO mi1sraGL HALL. tss sros sway =
sRyAST'S NEW OPERA HOUSE. gsa st between s.h
Iri iI Ivs-AEGao AtNataLLsr, EccENrsIo!Tygs. 81.
.I0oLEY's OPERA HOUSE, srasxiyn.- -HooIRy's Asp
kEiLy y LEoNe AISsTES1s
APOLLO HALL. corner ps.h street and Broaawsy-
DIR Sokar's DlogAhA or IRELAND.
nEW YORK CIRCUS, Foarteanth strset.-ScssEs m
1iiBtiSs' AcEobATs, &c. Matinee at III.
NEW YORK MUsEUa OF ANATOMY 6is groadwsy-
SoIESoE AND A9T
DIR kAhHs ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 7t Br,adwas-
SCIENCE AND ANT.
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sSusssfSTs tbs FTEasasa ass zvEaxa.
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LIMA EnWIN'S THEATRE sso 2,oasway-uoRrEp
DOWN o., TIE TWO lsivEs Or MARY LEi1A.
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BOOTHS THEATRE, "a st.. between Sh ana Ssh avs
hlNAii hiEp.
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VAILAoEis THEATRE. Bsoaiway and iS,a street.
rEr Cr.l NrrlfINR MAlaiAlI.
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rouErrFSga STREET THEATRE Theatre Frsucais,-
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NIDros GARDEN. Broaa~sy. xTuz SPECTACLE
TIL BLACK SHpcS.
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GRAND oPEPA flocSg, caner of sth av. ana e3d al, =
C--ASD opEaATtc SAINtvAL-
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway. -IGs PASroMniH o7
ESSHEIIru or THE PSasoD MslileC " q
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sowEIf THEATRt, Bowcyy.-PoMp; OR, WAY Do
rcUrH-AAS AND TreEe.
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Master Commissioners Sale
Henry Ford
james Payne.

DY virtue of mandate to me directed from
- the court Of common pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio will offer for sale, al the from,
door, Of the court house in the L wn OF
Woodsfeld. between the hours of 1c O'Clock
q, m. and o'clock p. M, oD
Saturday, the 18th day 0, March, 1871
the following described real estate situate IN
Monroe county Ohio, to.wits Beginning at the
quarter post between sections fourteen and
twenty, township Eve, range fve; thence east
with the quarter section line fifty. two and q
half perches to corner; thence north with
the line sighty-seven pefches to a stone
thence vest with the line one hundred and
thirty-three perches to stone; thence south
six perches to the northwest corner Of the
southeast quarter of section twenty; thence
west with the line thirty-six perches to the
middle of a run and line Of Stephen Brown;
thence down said run with the meandsrs
ninety-seven perches to Deth Fork of Sum
6sh creet; thence up said fork four and one
half perches to the quarter section line;
thence south with said line eleven and one
half perches to the center Of the section
thence east with the quarter section line one
hundred and sixty-two perchss to the; place
of beginning, containing ninety 1--we acres
more or less. being the tract of land known as
the McComas farm.
Appraised at $4,000.
]. P. sPRIGas,
feb14w5. Mas. Com. N. c. o.
lff &
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r EvINA W1GGINE and George Virgins her
IL husband, of Monroe county. Ohio; James
Jefferson Ffeeland, Of wetzsl county, West
Virginia: Ellen Mason and Peter Mason her
husband, and the unknown heirs of Lucinda
Stewart, decd, whose residences are unknown,
but believed to be in Green county, Pennsyl
y4nia, win take notice that q petition was filed
against them on the I'd day Of February. A.
D. 1871. In the court Of common pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, by John Grimes, and is
now pending. wherein said John Grimes de-
mands partition of the following real estate:
Twenty flour and one hall acres, more or less,
being in the east par. ( the southwest
quarter iof the southeast quarter of section
eleven In township tnree of range four, in
said Monroe county of which William Grimes,
late Of said county, died seized, and that, at
the next term of said court, the said John
Grimes win apply for. an order that partition
may be made of said premises. Dated this
% day Of February, a, D, 1871.
NORRIS 4 SMITH,
Att'ys for petitioner.
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Sheriff Sale.
Frederick MeIlott ct al
VS..
Wm. n. Barnes ct al.

~ ~
DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the court of common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front door of ths court house in the town Of
Woodsheld, on
Saturday, tie 25th day of March, 1877,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
o'clock p.m.. the following described real es-
tate situate in said county to wit:
Lot number twenty-one in the town Of Je-
rusalem, 20. slosn's pIat,) said lot contain
ing ifty-fve perches; also, parcel Of land n
section thirty township five range five, begin
ming for the same at the northeast corner Of
lands formerly owned by Rlihs Upton in Sec
tion thirty township FIVE range five (southeast
quarter;) thence west forty-three and eighty
one-bundredth perches;thence north twenty
two and one-half degrees east three and ninety
two ons-hundredth perches, thence east eight
and twenty one-hundredth perehes; thence
north three degrees east twenty-seven and
thirty seven one-hundredth perches; thence
east thirty-two and twenty-four one-hundredtb
perches;.hence south one degree east thirty &
seventy one-hundredth perches 10 the place
Of beginning, containing six acres and sixty
two rerches.be the same more or less; making
in all six acres and one hundred and seven
teen perches, be the same more or less.
Appraised at S "a RI
s GEORGE CALDWELL,
fsb2lw5. Sheriff NC. o.
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some Oh our readers, or their neigh
bors, may be in want of form of GER
titicate to append to description of
some vegetable novelty, real or imagina-
~, and we offer the following as one OF
the best:
Mark Twain has been visiting Beech
er's farm, Greeley's farm, and the farms
nf many of our leading farmers, so that
he has falleh completely IN love with the
business. and especially the part of 1t
which raises tue wonderful new Seeding.
He stated his agricultural line by the an
nouncement of 4 new potato. He thus
Wells lis origin II obtained it by eros
sing the yam of the tropics with the
Canada thistle, and by careially selecting
aud cuIsivating the specimens for several
seasons have secured a product that
permanently combines the earliness Of
the former and the endurance of the lat
ter; in other words, my new potato is a
rare combination Of speed and bottom,
aud it win do to bet on. l christened 1t
the Early Stunner-a name suggested by
its extraordinary qualities and perform
anees.
Mr.. Twain. however, not having had
much experience IN farming, thought
best to place IT IN the hands OF some re-
liable man IN which the public has con-
fldence, and publishes heaps Of testlmo,
malls. We give specimen from Mr.
John Smith, arespectable butcher whose