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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

have suffered intOlerably from chronic
asthma and found perfect rclieffrom the use o!
DrJ X. Lull. Jr. S prescription. feel not only
grateful TO hun, but have a high appreciation
of his skill. s. {. SERVlLI.E.
Dr. Lrll will send his valuable prescription
for asthma to any part Of the United States. on
the receipt Of two dollars. with full directions
for use. II is no Patent Medicine.
Corner Of Ash and Fifth Streets, Salina, So
line Co., Kan.
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TO the Soldiers Assembled at PIusburg.

10 the Soldiers Assembled at Plttsburg.
We WILL not forget
The Greei, set
show lingering signs Of treason yet.
We mast another war preyeat,
And vote for Grant for Presltent.
Aye, all the way
From the mountains TO the sea,
From the Gulf to Canada!
" Let our crring sisters CO.,
Greeley said in measured terms and slow;
But then he could no, fool Us sou
And when secession they re bent,
He used soft words aad compliment.
Oh. you bet! he's opposed to sword and bayonet-
When the rebels Dragged they could whip four to cne
And that they would take Washington,
Didn't We tell them ,he thing WAS o'erionc?
Then why ddn't Greeley oricr them to come hack
again.
Thaa II they did net rrtarn right soon.
We would put head on old Jefferson
That is why old Abe sent Horace Greeley h,m..
Hum! wasn't tina; old Abraham Linkum somsg
And when we were in midst Of war;
Who irft all the Unioa gates sjar9
Who called msny = man liar?
Who ran OF 10 Nilgara-roar? Darnhim.
Vas that tn. way to Protec, the wimmin,
Pshaw! hadn't he better go to fArmin'9
n Gr~-ley takes the Presidential char,
TIE rebeis viii ell be loafiny there.
Then YOU will see the Old Man frowu
And talk about knocking traitors DOWN
But BY -and-by, afer-a-whii~, pr,tty SON,
He wo1ld give them plenty Of elbow room
An his and nore, will prssiics.
n Grr~ley . the winning candidate.
" II help the men Of frrelom
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

OnEriday afternoon, at about four o'clock
in the slfefnssa- as Gear&a G0iss, son Of
Sheriff Going Of this city, was proceeding
from town to the court house. i'm the terrible
storm prevailing at that time. lie was struck
by lightning aud Instantly killed. When
found, the umbrella, which he carried, was
considerably burned. lie was lying on his
face. one side Of him was blackened, the solcs
of his boots were nearly torn Of, his hat and
clothes were badly burned, and his body was
considerably mangled. 1t was terrible
shock. The boy was seventeen years old. lie
was buried Sunday, Rev. Mr.. Hays conduct
ing the funeral ceremonies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

/. Maj. Mclaughlin Of tins county, went Wes'
on business several weeks ago and has not been
heard from sincr. His family e,ltert lin fears
in regard to his safety and search for him has
already been instituted. 1t will he remember
ell that his fatIicr-in-law was robbed and muir
dered in Kansas city about six years ago. MIR
p, o. Bond has been i'm search Of him but ha'
been unable to find out anything concernii:
him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

Hon. 1. S. Kalloch, who really should be one
Of our United States Senators. but possesses
too much brain for this. under the present
condition Of things, speaks wisely in this man
ner: I'VE have had enough Of fighting. 1t
Is poor business. Henceforth we wish to live
In peace with all men, including not only the
politicians, but even the small editors who con-
slider it sign Of smartness to have familiar
way of bandying about the name Of men who
are SO unfortunate as to have any prominence
in Kansas affairs"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

Mr.. I. r. Elliot: Of P6het. Postoae, ycster.
day sesFnU6n, giaddenea- the hearts of the
typertT leaving. about g fifty ponds Of wa
trmelon with them. He brought to t6sp fl
|ty-dve melons, averaging about TWENTY-FIVE
pounds each.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

The Junction Union goes for us fearfally In
the last issue and "chaws" us up. 1t must
not be too saucy or we will throw - Stricken )"
at ii. 1t makes remark relative to our being
a liar. which we do not exactly comprehend.
Martins dialec, needs an interpreter OCCASION
ally. any way. His phrascology Is sometimes
Spanish to us. Why does he always twit the
sensitive souls up here OF the fight Of the Goth
at Abilines Wasn't Junction ingioriously
slaughtered there! The Land Office outfit up
here learned most Of their bad tricks from their
predeccssors-only the former are better skill
cd in the art Of managing gravel trains. II
Martin wants to regain Federal support, he
must wheel into line aud eat soup at the same
table with Dan.
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County. Directory.

judge ofthe District o1t1 4 Fnxscori
County Co0u1io.ioocr-H. =. WOosLEY, chairman,
s. u. PALnEa md =. KCsonkH.
Clefk Of tlhe DistTicsuuKt-A. 3. MOTION
Probate Judye-A. -. BEHuB.
County C1eTk-DAvlD REEnE.
- County TreasareFAC. 3. fArLKSEn
NheriG-T. J. GOING.
RAIister Of Deesis-A. J. 4rAAD-
CouAfy AttomeyI. q. Noulx1.
superb tcndenf Of Public lnsfrucsson-wn- B'snor.
City Directory.
Mayor. ". RrssxLL.
COuncilmen>-fkAxK G0ODx0w. IRA L. CAsNER, g.
l.. WILSON. n, L. STANLEY, JAMES Arkrnr.
Police JudgSNN. =. CAxROtL.
Clerk-FkEu WILDNAx.
Trxzsurer-k. II. BISHOP.
NarshalI@ux ). BAKKs.
Aftsmey-A. D. SAMrsOx.
street CouGmissionef-A. q. COCsE-
Ws,chmSh-CmAs. vALooxKR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12

Cover Bros. 4 Bovine. at their new water
mills. are putting in machinery to make a
/" No l ." article of Rye and Buckwheat Flour :
and will pay in season the highest cash price
or good Buckwheat. Cash paid for corn.
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JUDGE OF TUE DISTRICT CoURf.
PROBATE JUDGE.
Ncm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Take Notice.

ruSHOsE PAgrIEs WHO ARE INDEBTED To NE
II will please call and pay their indebtedness with
in the next two weeks, else VIII place ttseir &C.
counts in the haatls vi lawyer for collection
1Dws JAMES MCgiHY.
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City Directory.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

DISTRICT CLE1K.
At the request Of many frensls in Salin. county
sp-c,fully announce myself . candidate for the Of
Zee Of Clerk Of the District Court. subject to the action
Of the Republican County Convsnaoa-
CHAS. l.. NORTON
We are authorized to announce T. II. Cavanansh -
candidate for Clerk Of the District Court, subject 10
the decision of the Republican County Convention.
We are requested to announce 4. sheldon As a c.nd-
date the oce Of Clerk u the District Court, s1bcct
{, the action Of the county couvenfion
JUDGE OF TUE DISTRICT COURT.
~ the request Of many prrsone announce myself
candidate for the ONCE of Judee Of the 18Th Judi
cal District Court subject the decision of the jlli-
cial Convention, should one be held.
"a. WHITMAN.
PROBATE JUDGE.
hereby snnpnnc- myself candidate for tine Of
hce of Probate Jud-, subject 20 the aston at t~ Re-
publican county convention. e. ii. MARTIN.
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PRATER-HENSLEY-By Rev. -. y. Power q
The II. Z. Parsoaage in SalinA, S<Yt- .. Mr. John
rsar and Mis- C1ar. Hesoiey both u ea;ina county
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race.
The Ellsworth Reporter says: "a Miss Leibert
leaves home to-day for the East. She expects
to take the steamer at New York for France
during this month. Our best wishes 60 with
her. May she have a bon voyage and safe
return" TX
II Is rumored that horse tljef was shot on
Gypsum creek the other day. That the owner
Of the horse being in search Of ii, met the thief
a. the road, riding the animal. and that he drew
his revolver and shot the man, killing him in
SANITY.
DR.. Levi Sternberg Of Ellsworth will be q
candidate for State Senator in this district this
Fall. We hear good words spoken Of him In
regard to his ability and fitness for the office.
and are under the impression he will make q
strong race.
Frank GOodnow has been engaged for sever
al days in moving his lumber yard to the cor
ner opposite J. NJ. & B. L. Wilson's. He has
now, however, checked proceedings on account
Of the wet weather.
The Democrats and Liberals Of this county
held their respective conventions in Salina last
saturday. J. H. Snead and Henry C. Sheldon
were sent by the Liberals to the Liberal State
Convention and John Foster and II. W. Keith
10 the Democratic State convention.
RinSquist & Hamlin, full of enterprise and
Acquainted with the demands OF this market,
have lately brought on . fine stock Of FAN
clothing, which is complete in every respect.
They are also agents for Weeds popular sew
ing machine which they win sell on good and
easy terms.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-11
VIRGINIA GETE, NEVADA,
$ 2 6 5 O 0 0 O O
Nv GOLD d0ES.

VIII be Given to Holder uf Tickets,
AT the conclusion Of the Concert, s. follows;
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..G NJ n--Dnn,f stand agnast with
awe alI lear, t$[h WA" :. otmH' w ,itir t 1a
idea that these mysterious symbols are
ctoall>tlc >i9hSthd represent >"ilt secret
c,Trnt tnrrn - ,nH diImNy win HER ma.
night prowiings anu disprrse On the
thn inif,aIs % OF pr Fierce, Golden Medicti
Discovery, tnat pheasant MEDICINE which
mas ttIt,Itu IL ut,Lollii , cdp"~ LILY III
bronchitis. CONSUMPTION ana kindred
rui1tI sold bv ali dru.gists.
PLoWS, IARkoWS, Lic.-E. .. IAN
has just received a very large stock OF
pIow>. including Collins Cast Steel,
M"'i'le' ho>'"n ''iPpel>' gnu o">s
r,, .I Of whi.h viii .aII at
n%I ET,raI for slows ,lv,ys on
hand.
5. F. MARKEr.-E. Perasich (next
door TO the Carson Theaterl IS receiv-
inc daily from California, fresh we're
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-11

ST. cHAKLEs-GEoRGE rUFLI, PROPRIETOR.
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A man having announced that he
wanted to marry a girl, with
plenty of snap in her." a paper ad,
Wis IS him to &" go for the Wisconsin
girl who swallowed forty percussion
caps, the other dav."
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Dissolution Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOF RE EX-
l listing under the frn-name of J. GELINAS
L C. H.. ST. AMAND. in the saloon business, on
Carson Street, Carson City, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, by the withdrawal Of C. IL
st. Armand. J. Gelinas will pay all Indebtedness
and receive all moneys due said firm.
j. GELINAS,
C. Ii. st. AMAND.
Carson City, Nex., April q, 1872. 25lm
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80 Prizes, aggregatiug

Each Ticket will be .,4u,.std of two Coupons, of
the value Of 3 50 es,cn, which C"upnn viii en-
utIe tue holder to admission to The Concert. aud
J "ue-haIf OF any Gift awarded sad Ticket.
The Concert and the distribution Of the One
Thousand Gifts will tax" place AT Virginia City,
>ev., on the 10th day Of Angu~t, 1872, under the i'm
nnliare supervision Of the trustees, a. directed by
the Act If the Legislature authorizing the same.
rpLs assisted by il Committee of prominent citi-
zen-, to be SELECT. by the al 4icnce.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-11
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Reno-Arrives from at $50 a. m. Closes
for at $50 p. m.
VIrginia-ArriveS from at 10 a m.
Closes tor at 3:i5 p m
Genoa and Aurora-ArriveS from at
$50 p. m. Closes for at $50 a. N.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-11

steward had occasion TO I"ok mo tue
poA IN "hich tle 'errapi's are er'
the box stands on the edge OF the side
walk and is about six feet long. On
tho box tho cIork hear d
49, Saa,nimrIv .nanat
M from a vary Grrn turtle in dis
t,osS Ua o,an:d the I'D eff The box
and by the uncertain IlShio OF me morn
!hS' teicel' " irir-I III nHar h
t]erranins, The clerk started back in
dlsmay and before losing conscious
ness, gaSpei, 'Oh Lpfh, Tue u-NlI i
i'll the turtle bon some nN>jarder>
of the early bird cia>~, hearing me eA-
clamatiOn, reopcned the bpN, AMI 10,
IA man crawI"d out win tine teFraplnN
sticking to M ci"'he~' lefTapi'l> III ms
his hair. That the man was scared i
needless to say. he shook the hIar>tet
critters OH Nun. iitH'Ti ms poENtt> ~
theill' >~'Ie''re'i "I'"~''' 60 H'''t
HulcH 'la'HI ~ -"
uII'IH i - y 49,
.p'Lo I'11 II I"' "'"' - - -
Tie ooA'
THAT CuNNIrTEE.-The
.on,uit,.a THAT .anv,>ad tho
T,o-,y -ynu MAKING
H., c. rho ,ur,,a
~
OF P'Nlh- Il >'I'tt >P'''N
thou-h tIlt co''t''I''E wa, w. , H.
tu.u."' ~, corrn T,1r "a rha
~ ~ N'.Nm ,na.,r
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oRMsBY D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.

oRxsBY HousE-eEoRGK D. HRYsR, PROPRIETOR.
Mrs Thompson L fly, Va A J Heman, Independ'e
A Me, kin, Virginia VIM Buocks,
ID L Blanchard, " 9 N Johns. Sacramento
J A Burlingame, City Ell Burdeck,
Mrs P~enville, Silver NJ 10 Macmannus, Car Wy
ST. C~HARLES-GEoRGE rUFLI, PROPRIETOR.
T Frevert, Carson Valley r. K Smith, Virginia
D Hograte, &C Thaxter, Lake Bigr
A Dangberg, " c Bryson, Georgetown
Z DRESSER, W CradiebaugL, cary
CoRBETT HousE-CoRBsTT BROTHERS., PhoPRIET9ES
| n Hurd Virginia II franklin, San Fran
VIM Black, :" PrOvprse, ~oteanOnat
VIM Cowroyer, Aurora } Feits.
Geo Hunt, Carson Valley II IL bence. Reno
A Grant. santiago MIL j Seabuit, Wa>noe
VIM Hoffman, Antelope J Dhnrre. City
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-27

hdndred ihou.dSa' UolISts, IN ,,osiiads ashsi
Every dep&rsmeus u THE wessbvgasised
Uuisssity may bs sspsu TO an sssdsnts
without charge. With the .AScspliep Of the
Medical Dspartmsnt- which ia governed
by It's own Professors. Already large
number of students have asafcd them
selves of these u6eqUsllsti cprostunielcs'
In the Usivsnity 'bdilliug on washiag-'
ten Sqnsrs. .thelst Professor, Is.
Morse. i. L. D., when ,cQppccted With,
thc Department oi AT, criS Sfnated tie I'm
porsani systc,A of teieeraphy. Professor
John W. Draper. NJ D..L.1L. d., sl'o'
On lsosercd suitsr and lsciursg N this ln-
s,iiution. il, the disooycrer Of tue photo
graphic art. The departments are ns fol-
| lows Science and letters Art; McdiT
cal, with aits 300 Students, II Civil Eugin-
aesring Aaalyticsl and Rfac,issl Ohsmiss
try; and Law. Studanss whose payen,s re-i
sido in, tho city arc supposed to live, in
their own families. Fof those whc Como
from disiSnca, board may BE- ob,aincd ia
respectable psivass" faniliss - modsrate
rates. t.a ~. .s,nisad gltaitie si' y
u The Scriptures arc read and prayer os-
fcred every morning in the Chapel. when
the Chancellor ofliciatcs. and the Ahdenss
are required to DO present, as'in all liter
airy institutions; but on ths Sabbath tho
student can choose his own church. Every
ma,ricula.cd student is supposed 70 be a
gentleman, but il one srelucnts billiard
rooms, or other places Of corrupting in
aucnce. he win not be allowed to ro'nan
n member OF tho University. .nimog - =
The numerals libraries in tho Empire
City, in contraction With the gro.win;s
! University Library, are immenscly val.
uablc to the student in his researches.
The number Of volumes in tho salJoincd
libraries is rs follows: The Astorl Li-
brary has about 225 900 volumes !; Mler-
camille Library, l25, 600; Cooper Upion
Free Library. 30 600; Historical Society
Library, 81, 900; Society Library, 60
900. Library of tho Young Mems Chris.
,iuu association, 10000; New York Hos
pital Library over 5000 volumes Medi'
cal Library and Journal Association q
New York about 1000; Mott Memora
Mediea, library, 5000 volumes; and
thousands 6f volumes in the various Law
Libraries.
With the libraries, discourscs from
prominent divines, and lectures from well
known authorities. the student has advan
tagcs in this metropolis, which, perhap
cannot be supplied in any other locality II
+ this country. b. :. f.
t .Nc,c Iork city, ipri lGh, '72.
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Srlrtt Storn
HOW IT WORKS.

am M novelist. aud atrer aspirel to
be. b..i claim to be something Of poll
tcian.
II there is loyal ma, | believe | am
ono. made great sacrifices during the
war for my country did not 90 TO war,
because could not. But il one person
in the United States of America kept up
more gplling fire in ,hc rear than any 9TH
or one am the man. | have been the
marked man Of tie coppcrhcuds. And,
besides, it has cost me much domestic
trouble.
Geor &c Washington Harrison Socrates
Clay Dobbs CHATS mc) unfortunately
married one Any Amanda Maria Louisa
Scragg !, and, as old Scraggs was Dem
ocrat, my Amy has been follower cf the
rebel sympa,hizing eoppcrhcad butternnt,
and, al times. the climate at 'Dobbs'
cottage" became somcwha, tropical. Blu,
I have borne it all like Christian.
Old Ecmggs has always been too fast
for me in argument. but when h. came
visiting and held family prayer anl got
the old reprobatc upon his knees; had
all the say, and you better believe |
poured grape and canister into For Stump
ter. Amy was a beautiful girl, and
married her because loyed her. Some
said married her for ''Dobb's cottage,
bu, that is a copperhcai lie. 1t is true
her father made us present Of the farm
aud cottngc, but what OF that? II was
his day ghtcr, pnd she had righ. to it
I was Muster Of the situation until recent.
". This suffrage question involved me
in very scrious difficulty. | had taken
special psias to tantalizc Amy about cop
perheads. bu,ternu,s and sympathiscrs
but when this suffrage question came W
she gave me fits upon the negro eaualit,
question. scnded the bcs. could, bu
found ito position was getting unienablc
and SO | declared straight for equality and
went at it upon general equality prnci-
pies.
! went my whole length sad declared
for outright equality. Our people had 60
patriotic and had admitted the negroes in
to the public schools. and had the hono
Of moving FIRST in that important step.
One evening. q few weeks ago. l camt
home aud Amy and had sci-.o on th,
equality question Tho children had beer
70 school that day, and had negro mex
70 them. Isaw Amy was working he
Wits, the result Of Shich was the announce
meut that IL the children had TO associat,
with negroes, l should too. regarded
tho threat as an idle boast. aud though
no more Of il. A few days after this
notified her that Gcneral-----and hi
wife would dino with US. Her eyes spark
led; I knew there was mischief brewing
I could forsec il.
advised her that the General, bis wifi
and would be ut tho cottage at one. ant
sprc enough 70 were. And Amy VA
prepared for Us. She had prepared al
excellent dinner. and met Us at the doc
70 welcome Us, announcing at the sam,
time hat dinner was ready. A soon q
70 we're prepared she led tho way 10 th,
dinpiug room. and had saucy old negr'
! by The name Of Grow. with bis wife, ant
Middletown transcript., 1872-04-27
MAxAagasXr os Cows IN HOLLAND.

MASAasasSr os Cows IN HoiLAxp.-
Prof George II, Cook, Of the New Jersey
Agricultural College, furnishes The Coas-
Try Genas7naa an interesting srticle con-
corning Du,ch darics, Ono that 10 visi-
ted was fifteen Or twenty miles from Am
s.rriam, on farm Of 2o1s acres. nearly
all IN meadow aud pasture. There werc
larty-six head Of cattle kept, Of which
,wcnty-.ix were milch cows The aver
age yield of each COW during -ths yoar was
4 s94 quarts, a daily average Of sl8. 90.
This average is remarkably largc-and Of
course much above the general average Of
the country The average yield Jf'Putch
cows has been given az .ls95 toiI2 $40
quarts per year. Prof Cook speaks o.
pccially Of tho marvellous uea,nsss 9f tho
COW stables, but they arc under tic sawc
roof and only separated FROM tire dwell.
ling house by partition aud doss. aud
are not used in summer. i.af ai
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Good seed, whether for the. garden ,

Good seed. whether forlll'e garden Of
field, Is. indispensable to success, You
may plow aud, pulycrisc aud fcrtilise until
your soil will be in the finest Ina ehablo
.iii,h, but " your seed b not gosay yosr'
anticipated crops will proye laillrsAd Lot
,he grower who is about to mako hiA seed
purchases Tor the spring bear these facts
IN careful remembrance. and not tseitsto
about tic price whesi fhssii folly nasursd
that that the article be isl estsiee is The
right oGsm;,sq adi iadi .iasma4svoa
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Original pottrp.
NIL DESPERANDUM.
Respectfully inscribed TO the Peach Growers,
ny ArscrLAptry

Respectfully inscribed TO the Peach Growers,
ny Arscrtsrius.
Stern old Janus shook his sccpirc
Over n shivcriug land,
Yet spting, ono day, with q warning came,
And slipped II from his hand.
She brought down iarrents from the skics
And rivers down the streets,
Melted his crown nbont his eyes,
And thawcd his Icy feet.
The pdach-,rcc buds on many farm,
Seeming the lopscniug springs
Did swell In hasic 10 lpok around
But, nh, tho siiy things
They did no, that when spring comes
In such vapory way,
She only tneans 70 try her power,
And never E,cnns TO stay.
So when the silly buds have seen
Their OH OF mis-, and wr.i.
Spring went away an, lcc, them cen
To manage rs ''icy could
Then l'orcns .usc "a furious mood,
And fn:ned and Hurried round;
lie sthi lie waters in " cage,
AID hard he made the ground.
And then on every side we heard tho cry:
"The peach crops gone SNOW,
The btlls, had INTENDED 10,
| cannot pay just now
What eau depend on yet
To bring me in supplies,
For NH the wheat, for miles around,
Is dhmagcd by the iiics?'
Now fricnds, those buds you thought were dead
Though sorcly pinehcd aud iraycd,
Bravch the old tyran, in his rants,
And stood there undismayed.
Now SPRING with airs and sunny smiles
Comes tripping DER the ground,
Leading her orchestra, the while,
In many n welcome round.
And buds above, below, burs, forth,
Ia tints of emerald dressed,
To see the mild spring gnin the north,
tThr peach buds with the rest
And when sic subdncs the chilled car,h
AMI con1ucrs with her might,
The trees to grace her victory II don
Their blossoms pinl. and white.
Then out they II faust their aowcrs aud leave
Updn the ambient air
The fines, prospect for u cRor
That ever was seen there.
And when the gentle sway Of spring
Civ rs way To SUMMERS reign,
You nc cr will wisi, to estimate
The yield OF erop' again.
Tarn Point, April 22i, ia7a.
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T. E. FERREE,
iso READ STREET, NEW YORK,
3en'l Produce Commission Merchant.

rTAvING retired from the arm Of ferrcc, En-.
Ill twisle 4 Co. I shall continue the Produce
Commlssion business on and after Nay ist, At
~ ltsAdc street.
rsaskfni for past favors 10 the old Arm, Fer.
re 8 Co., wsald respectfully solicit shars Of
eoaassuseuts, feeling confident With my expe-
reoc q 0ftscn years 10 the business, quick salcs
rconel "a rciisbls returns, daily report Of aales
~ 9 sunesoable tsssns Of sales - any house, ]
~ ssss1ss share oe conslgnuests.
0leudl nlatcu, busius1e casds, weekly price
enrreuts, wlll be furnishsd, asd any information
required viii bc chsssfhlly given.
apr. 0-sw :. Z. FERREE.