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HALO. Mr.. Smith. wha: makes you so

'.HAILo. Mr.. Smith. wha: makes you so
blue this morning."
"Why Brown, I'll tell you: My wife can't
make our sewing machine work, and it both
ers her continually, and makes her go cross
there is no living with her, that's what's
the matter"
"What kind Of machine have you?"
"Why it is one 0: those twisted loop
stitch, and it is a twister If she succeeds in
sewing anything it will all ravel Ont in
week. wish the man who invented it had
his head twisted off,
snow, see here Smith, I'll tell you what
to do; 60 and buy an Empire, and will
warrant you it will make and keep your wife
good-natured for the next year. tried it,
and am satisfied that got more smiles and
kisses for the money than for any investment
| ever made d&w
JONES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE in st.
Louis is the best institution of the kind in
this country for young lady Or gent to
! obtain business education. d&w
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NJ. WsssaeS naAsam 81 Wfs4 Cherfy,
for tee instant relief and rapid cure of Asth-
ma. Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
Cough caused by the measles, Hoarseness,
Group, Bleeding of the Lungs, Splitting of
Blood, Bronchitis, Influenza, Difficulty of
breathing, Pains in the Breas, Or Side, Liver
Affections, etc., has no equal. d&r.
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TAR SOAP.
TAR SOAP.
AA.@NsDamnfs
PERSIAN HEALING OR Pine IA. 10

Each cake is stamped \. -. Constantine Fer.
sian Healing or Pine Tar Soap. Patenfcd Narrh
T. 1857" No other Is genuine
For the Toilet, Bath and Nursery. this sesp
has No equal. 1t preserves the Complexion Sir
remoyss all dandru6, keeys the hair son and silky
and prerents il from filling Cd, and Is ssthe bcsa
hair Renovstor in use."
IL cures chaPPed hands, P:mPles, salt lhtun,
frosted feet, burns all diseases d the scsir anil
skin, cafarrh OF the head, and 10 Q rood sHAfiNU
SOAP. This sosp has .irsady Won the praisc md
esteem Of very many Of our arst families In this
tensively BY our best physaeiana, Whe,cvrr ns,d
it has become . houssAeld nsceaity. We sdvise 81
70 ny it, For sale ~ ~ dealen. Agents wanted.
- Ann etresS, n. Z, Cfv
juueeeod&vS
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4 Unlyersal Remedy.

"Erown's Bronchial Troches' for Coughs.
Colds, and Bronchial affections, stand first in
public ard confidence; this result; has been
acquired by a test Of many years. d&w
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Foa Dyspepsia, indigestion and Depres-
sion OF spirits and general debility, the
Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Caiisaya
Bark (Calisaya Bark and Iron) is the best
tonic. Made BY Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York. For sale by Theo. Egersdorf,
druggists. d&w.
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OnIy One Span More.

The middle span of the railroad bridge
was completed yesterday at noon. The iron
was raised and placed in position in less than
seven days Only one span more. All the
iron Is on the ground. Tie cold weather
Strengthens the ice 80 greatly as to insure the
speedy completion OF the last sIan, which
will he done ia less than thirty days. Trairs
will cross during the month Of March, 1872.
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CHaPPED hands, face, rough skin, pimples
ring worm, sait-rheum, and other cu'aneous
affections, cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth by using the Juniper Tar Soap made
more convenien, and easily applied than any
other remedy, avoiding the trouble Of the
greasy compounds now in use. For sale BY
Theo. Egevsdorf. druggist. d6w
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l. the effect OF SozoDoSr upon the whole
economy OF the Mouth, keeping the gums
rosy ard healthy, the teeth in perfec; order,
giving to the breath balmy fragrance. d&w
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LOCAL. HARRIET.

FEr.CAxY 1872
The following are the retail prices at which deal.
ers in this city sell their customers The prices
paid at wholesale by the dealers are of course Low.
e. and are so fascinating. daily that il is of no ad-
vantage 10 producers 70: us 20 attemp, 10 publish
them:
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SIS Liver PHI.

Il you wan; the eafskt and best cough preparation
-Ips. Consumy tor. kott. PsIha,D. dIr
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TIE only scientific, rational and success.
full mode Of treating ca.arrh in the head,
that has been devised, consists in applying
DIR. Sa2e's Catarrh Remedy with DR..
Pierce's Nasal Douchc, the only method
of reaching the upper chambers of the nose)
and taking DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
oOuery as constitutional treatment. To this
thorough course Of treatment the disease
yields as surely as ire is extinguished by
water. The Douche and two medicines for
two dollars by all druggists. d&w
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Manufactured only by
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STATE OF EsNSAS,
Lavenworth County,
In the District Court ofthe Frst judicial District
Of the State of Kansas, sitting in the Cousty OF
Vo1v
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DEAR Ma. HAMMoSD:-When frs! YOU
came here did not care to come out TO your
meetings, and l went, am afraid, just TO
hear the gtories that you told, but then the
Lord, after began TO hear You speak, sent
i, all home to me what gre at sinner l was
bu, for three days struggled in vain. But
on the morning Of the fourth day, at the
prayer meeting, had to come right to the
open arms of Jesus, as the only way to be
saved, and then ] felt so happy that felt
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Sir James Clarke's Female Pills.

These invaluable Pills are unfAiling in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
female constitution Is subject They moderate all
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YEAST POWDER.
MARRIAGUE GUIDE.

EVERY ONE HIS OWN DOCTOR-Rsing .
private instructor for married per ons, or thoss
about To be married, both male and female, il
every thing concerning the physiology and ssl.-
tons Of our sexu4 system, and the produesion and
prevention Of offspring, including all the new din
covsries never before given in the English Ian
guasc by wM. YOUNG, NJ b. This 10 really a
valuable and interesting worl. II in written In
plain language 'or the general reader and Illus
trafei With numerous EEgrSsings All youuy mar
RED people, or ihoss contemplating marriage, and
having the ies. tMpedimeL 10 married life should
!ead this boo< II discloses secre hat every one
should be acquainted With; still il is book that
mus, be locked up and no, le, lie about the house.
IL uin Be sent 10 any addrsz On the receipt OF 50
eea's. Address 1T. VIZ. Ior>e, Nc. 4l6 Spruce
street, above Fouysn. Philadefph.a-
oDAyFLiCyED An CsJogErsArz-So matter
What may he our disease, het.re you place your
self ander the care Of any on o. the Q ACKS-
afiye or oreign-sho Yise In this or OF her
paper get copy OF Dr. YoNng's Book and read IL
carefully. IL VIII be the meanso saving you many
a doiIar YOUR health. and possibly Your life Dr..
Yospz can Be consulted On any Of tie diseases de-
seribsd IN his publications BY mail or At hls once
40 4is Spruce street, above Fourth, PhNsdelphla.
dse6-Sw
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No one remedy b louder
called for BY IL necessities
ofthe American people thaa
sure and safe eEe for
~ Fever anA Age. SUD,
we are now enabled 70 oasr.
with perfect csEfainsv n:
It viii eradicate the disease, and with assur.
ance, founded on proof, that no harm cen
arise from Its use In any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents din
disorder must be Of immense servies b he
communities where n prevails. Pr0osioa
Is better than cure; for the patient escapes -
risk which he must run In violent attaaks Of
this balefnl distemper. This Cum Gapels
the miasmatic poison Of Fever anA ASUo
nom the system, and prevents Tie dssslsp-
ment Of the disease, II taken On - frss
approach Of its premonitory sympsons. A
great superiority Of this remedy Over sny
other ever discovered for the speedy cd err.
tain cure Of 1ntermittents 10, that 6 sooanins
NO Quinine or mineral; consequeasly \ peo-
duces no quinism or other injurioas s6ssas
whatever upon the constitution. Those sarUd
BY IL are LEFT as healthy as II they had rover
had the disease.
Fever oDA ASue ID not alone the con-
sequence Of the miasmatic poison. A great
variety Of disorders arise from ito irritation,
among which are Neafalglo, RAs0no.
saso, G00s, HeoAoeAo, DlanAnoes,
Tooehaehs, 8aroehe, CasasYA, Ash.
-, Ro1pataes00, Painful ADoeSaOa
0gtAe Spleen, Hysseries, RaAn h he
D0Wels, Collie, Paralysis, and deranes-
ment Of the Stomach, all Of which, when
originating In this cause. put On - inter
mittent type, or become periodical. This
"CCRE" expels the poison from u blsod,
and consequently cures them al alihs. IL y
an invaluable protection to immiRla0 nd
persons travelling or temporarily rsai1ing N
the malarious districts. II taken oeoasion.
ally or daily while exposed to The Injection,
that will be excreted nom the sysosn, and
carrot accumulate in sufficient Slanaiay to
rip into disease. Hence IL 10 sv0 more
valuable for protection than cure; sd few
will ever suffer from Intermittsats they
aval themselves Of the protection this rom
cdy affords.
For Liver Complaints, arising foa torpid.
ity Of the Liver, it Is an excellent reoedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy asevity.
and producing many truly remarkable cures,
where other medicines fail.
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. C. AVER & CO., Lovel1. llass.,
Practical ssd Anslvfieal CAsssisas.
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE WORLD
For Sale by GEO. A. EDDY, Leavenwo,th, X.
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When the hair ceases to draw from the scalp the
natural lubricant which is its susteuance its vital
iiy 10, ~ II vere suspended, and il not promptly
attended TO, badness viii be the certain result.
The one sure method Of avoiding such IN unpleas-
ant catastrophe Is to Lyon Ka.hairon. which,
when we'll rubbed into the scalp, will speedily re.
animate the hair and prevent it from filling out.
Eesides that, this inimitahle resuscitant and
strengthened Of the Hsir nourishes and stimulates
is young and tender then, removes 81 obstacles to
their growth in the shape Of dandruG and dirt, and
ultimately produces Dew crop Of hair stronger,
alossisr and twice as abundant a. the old. As q
hair dressing j; Is notably the most agreeable, re-.
freshing and scrvicaSle article ever placed on .
dressing-tah!e. eodSv.
TIE purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in
the world il Hazard & CaswelPs, made On
the sea shore from fresh selected ivers, BY
Casvell, Hazard 4 Co., New York. 1t is
ahsolufely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer it to oil others.
Physicians prefer il to any other oils in the
market. Sold BY Thee. Egerdorf, druggist.
d&w
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Hyou wan; live pill thss will relieve headache
and remove constipation use DR.. Gillnan's SIS
Liver Pill Robt. farham. dsv
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No one remedy = louder
called for BY IL nssesaities
Of the American people TIN
= sure and safe ere for
Fever anA Age. Sud,
we are now enabled % oasr,
with o perfect carfainax Slhns
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CRAToS CARxxy. ESQ.,, Of High Prairie
Township, has placed us under obligations
for bossSs Of dslideas native vine, made
fson the ClinAcn O.aps. Il 3 ooe Of de
- eanples Ne lave eve taasd.
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Greasy skins are worth from to ~ cents less than
clear and dry skins.
Soiled robes worth soc TO 81 90 less than new.
Badly sOiled summer robes are alalost worthless.
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Nh. o. BgAHuAM, of Stranger Station, is
authorized to receive subscriptions for TIE
TINES, at club rates for that iocllity.
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TO MARRIED LADIES

they are particularly suiisi. They viu In shor,
time bring On ihe son.hly period With reguI,1ity
full TO the cOnsaitutioo In alcases Of Nervous and
spinal Affections, Pains in The Back and Limbs,
fatigue slight sxsrtion, Fapitstion Of The Hear
HysteFis and whites, they VII e6sst cure vhen
alf other means have 6tled. fhe circulars around
each package give fall directions and advice, or viii
be sent ffes to all writing lbr them, sealed from
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A bottle Of Latham Cafbartic Extract will pre-
.erve the health Of most families for an cntife year.
All the Druggists have il.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Fs ssl !s Cam '1 49, Ac:h .nsss%2s p
Dumb Ague, Periodical @ 1ilio0S 10.
vor, 10, and indeed IN the o6601ioos
which arise nom mAlarioU0. R0F06. On
mioamatic poiooUo,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
State Fair Proposals.
AGRICULTURAL ROOMS,

AGRICULTURAL ROOMS.
Capitol Building.
Topeka, Jan. ., 1877.
\; the meeting o. the e1c.,,iv. comni,,a. Of IN.
Kansas State Agricultural Society /, BE- held IN the
Capitol building. Topeka, March l2th AZ - c,ocI
p. m. proposals for the location Of the S,a:e E.Jr
for ISL: will be considered. All towns and LOCAL..
tiss competing TOR the same are respectfully invited
to send sealed proposals To the Secre.ary', of6cs
on o. before 10 clock, H., Of the I:th prox,-
mo Proposals must contain q condition that the
exhibition halls, executive department.. amphitha-
afre, hose ard cattle stalls sheep and hog peps
&C., vii be sufficient in number and dimension TO
aeeomnodaie the exhibitors and attendants Of a
Ssfe 'air, detailed statement thereof mus: &C.
company the proposal. with the amount OF cash to
o sid the first day OF the Fair, in addition there
70, Is the purpose Of the executive board TO pub.
n we premium LIST in April and adveI tise the
H. e.teas4V'.y, and with the CORDIAL support Of
- uuers, mech mics. stock-ra;seYs, and other
i.ei.s OF agriculture. TO make the next state Fair
VIC A@AE OF TIE West. u. J. STRICKLER,
President
-LsE-o GRAY. Secretary. fstedltAwN
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stimulating Cream Ltniment.
,syoyite with the ladies because Of its ceanii-
ness. Efacien. in relieving Neuralgia, Rheuin
tisIn, &c. Robt. Parham. Jaw
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RllgaEl5H|s}l|gI

uTrVISFS gfIhI IDIT'-N = ]
sequence Of youthful irdiscrc,ioEs.
rs This medicine has been used in orr = C.
tice for many years, and with thGi,ss -
treated. it has not failed in single il. ;.-'.;
~ Zach package Of Vegetable G,,r ..
wrapped in ultramarine blue paper, pint. {,
gOldlette-s, and contains one bottle liz, Il ui,,
Sugar-coatcd Pills, ard oac vial Of Nc ticaicd
Powders, sufficient TO male o.c-half ia: II
injection ard one Syringe.
as,PIice s., per package, cold " u. ~. is;a,
or sent By mall on receipt OF S.. %
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Mexican Mustang Liniment,
FOR EiAN AND BEAST.

Probably few articles have ever had
o extensive a Sale. while none have
been more universally beneficial than
the celebrated MEXICAN MUSTANG
IMMINENT. Children, Adults, Horses
and Domestic Animals, are always liza
BILE to accident, and it is safe to say.
that no family can pass single season
without some Kind of An emollient be-
ing necessary. It becomes matter Of
Importance then to secure the best.
Over three hundred livery stables in the city Of
New iorl. alone are using the MEXICAN MUSTANG
LISIMEST, in all O. which il gives unusual Salts
faction.
CAUTiOE.-Thc genuine is wrapped In fine
Steel Pate engraving, with sc. ". Vest6rcos,
Chemia,' and "TrdIe MARI, MEXICAN NUS
TANG LLNLNEET," engraved across the face Of
each wrapper. The whole bears the proprietor
private United States revenue Stamp, and not
common stamp, used Ivy druggists.
LYON MANUFACTURING Co.
janl2eoiS Nc.2-45 81 Park Piece, n. Y.
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THE 81. Louis Dcaocra. announces that
Mr.. Jep. Rec viii he confined 10 bis room
at the Southern Hotel for SONS days, by in
iuries to his legs in the railroad accident, 0:
which we have before given an account. A
special to the Kansas City Times mentions
him as M Rice, saloon keeper of LeaT-
enwortL' -
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Ie van Relieve the DAby.
Thsee d no n,seake about il. Mn. Wins
love- Soothsn1 Syrup for childrsa teething.
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OCEAN STEAM SHIPS.

Sui EahsS5z51zE
NEW YORK, CORK AND LIVERPOOL.
NEW AND FULI-pOWE.ED ST-AMSHiP.
TIE SIN LARG EST IL THE WORLD
OCEANIC, CELTIC, EEPUBLIC
ATLANTIC, BALTIC, ADRIATIC
1000 tons bTrien-3, 90 h. y. each
Sailing IRON New York on SATUEDaYS. rom
Liverpool on THURSDAYS, and COX Iiar6or the
day following.
From the white Star Peck, rAvoniA Ferry, jersey
City.
Passenger accommodations for ali Classes) unii
vailed, combining
SAFEri, SPEED, AND DHFORT.
saloons, siate-I0nms, smoking room, gnd biIh-
rooms IN nidsbir section, where least motion is
felt. Sur cons aud stewsriesses accompany these
steamers.
RATEs-saloon. $50 gold. eerasc, $50 currencv.
hoe wishing to seni for friends from the Ola
Country can now OBTAIN storage prepaid esriiG-
Gates, $50 ency.
Passengers boo Ell to or from all parts Of Amcricl
Paris, HAM Norway, Sweden, irdla, Au--
trGlia, Ch ct,
E-car tick granite. Al lowest rates.
Draf ION 81 .pwards.
For II Iocti3 u plans ani other information -
ply ioJ, 50 rks. Agent No. 70 Broadwav.N l.
New loT, %. TO GEO " SkIIES
lanlNd&wI fsavenworih.
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THE ST. 10 people are preparing 10 run
opposition 10 Kansas City next fall, in 4
grand exposition. ibou: $4,000 have al
ready been subscribed
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WHiSHfRSl One package of Prof Halls
| uNISNSOO Magic Compound will iorco
the beard 10 grow thick and heavy on ;he sruooth-
est lace without injury in Il days, money re-
funded; . cents pseksse, postpaid, or s Tor 20
cents. EDGAR JONES,
| hoiSEst Ashland, Mass.
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Z SET OF 10 PRETTY FRENCH GIRLS
~ highly coicred, in various interesting posi-
tioas. seat by NAL closely sealed tor sec cents
Address VNkiLL & CO.,
l02 NASSAU siscs,,
.ebl5@iSw NEW YORK.
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spetial 5lotitts.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY.
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.

KUNKELS BITTER WINE OF IRON
will effeclually cure Liver Complaint, Dys-
prpsia, Jaundice, Chronic or Nervous De-
bilnty, Chronic Diarrhoe, Diseases of the KID
neys. and all diseases arising from Disor-
dered Liver, Stomach or Iutestines, such as
Cousiipations. Flatulence. Inward Piles, Full
ness OF Blood TO the head, Acidiry Of the
Stomach. Nausea, Disgust for Food. FulIne.s
or Weight in the Stomach, Sinking or Flut-
tering OF the pit of the Stomach. Swimming
ef the Head. Fluttering at the Heart. Cho
king or suffocating Sensations when in lying
posture. Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes.
constant imaginings of evils and great de-
preston Of pirits. THEY ARE ENTIRELY
VEGETABLE and free from Alcoholic Srimu-
lantas and all injurious ingredients. and are
pleasant in taste-and smell, mild in their
operations. will remove impurities from the
body. and give hoalIh and vigor 20 the frame
KUNKELS BITTER WINE OF IRON
This truly valuable Tonic has been so
thoroughly idsted by all classes of the com
muniry that il is now deemed indispensable
A. n Tonic medicine. 1t costs but little.
puri6es the blood and gives tone to the stom-
ach. renovates the system and prolongs life
now only ask trial Of this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. E T, KUNKEL. Sole
NIT |ts.. Phlladelphia
ASK FOR KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
IRON AND TAKE NO OTHER.
If your Druggist has it not, enclose Sl.00
to my Address. and the medicine. With ad
vice free, will follow by next express train
10 you [Feb. %. 72-6m.
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Run OrF.-Ihis morning two borses
hi,ched to wagon owned by Samuel
Myers, Of Fayette township, frightened
at the cars about tie Patterson ware
house. aud ran away. They sped to
ward the river bridge. which they reached
unmole=ted. Here, however, each horse
chose side, and sprang to the right and
left of :he partition post. which brought
the team to halt suddenly. without very
serious damages to either horses or
wagon.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY, Mar. lS-4P NJ.

The arrivals and sales Of Beef Cattle at
the Avenue Drove-yard. we're large this week
reaching about 2sO0 head. The market in
c"n.equence was dull exita Penn and vast
rem steers selling at 74asc. fair to good do a,
6.7c, and common At 4a53c y 10 gross, as
to condition.
Cows and Calves were not much aought af-
ter. Sales Of rpringers were effected at $'5
a45. and fresh cows at $45a5O. Receipts
2o0 head.
SHEEP were in demand and full figures we're
realized. Sales Of choice At 9A.: fair tn
good At 62as4c, and common At 6a7c. y n.
gross. Receipts, 12.Os0 head.
Hoes weIe also in demand. and corn-fed
changed hands at 81 5caS y 100 10 net. Re-
ceipte, 3209 head.
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THE Fish Commissioner of this State
CO..! Morrell, in his late report, deliver.
himself as follows on fish baskets:
IL find that plant of black taken
from the Potomac at Cumberland, and
placed in the Raystown branch of the
Juniata, some years ago has turned out
to be a complete .uccess These bass
many of them have reached to revcral
pounds in weight, and can be caugh. III
abundance in the sequest-red loops and
bends Of that beautiful stream below
Bedford. On the main Juniata, some
were placed within year or two. am
afraid that the war against fish baskets
has rot been prosecuted there will,
quite the vigor which hes been exhibited
by our SusquelIana siieriff.. Let me as
sure the people of that section that il
they want bass or any other fish in their
stream their cry must bc down with tho
baskets; : there can be no SUCCESS where
those vile contrivances are allowed
Now what we want on the SuFquehana
is pretty much what We want on the
Delaware. We must have close time
on the low waters. We raust open more
of our dams We must thorough re
press all unfair fishing aud let US propa
gate. We know that we can make fish
ladders. for We have made one that has
met with fair success all the rest ia easy.
We have had Maryland TO deal with on the
Snsquenann d. as We have New Jersey on
the Delaware. am given to understand
that the hest feeling exists in Maryland.
and am already in correspondence
with a prominent fisherman on the lower
Susquehanna. who says he doubts not
that all reasonable concurrent Legislation
can be ohtain-d