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oN'T FOOL YOUR MONEY

= away Tor worthless articles of Forni.
lure but go TO NcCariy's, and YOU will Gel
"e' P''u TUT IL. Sept. 26, '67.
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Carriage, w Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line Of bu,
sness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having first class material always on
hand, and none but frst-class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that none
but first class work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with bis Carriage Shop
he has also Blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders ofcustomers
The public are invited to call aud ex
anime his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September -, lS67.-tf. 7
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HATS AND CAPS.

THE ALTON A. H. ALL FASHION,
sin
mprs straw in I1gh sure suha
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MANUFACTURED BY
WILLIAM gs0E.E.ENSssEAD,

All other is a cnuntcrf;,it See that the
name of WM HOLLINSiiEAD is on each
package and buy no other. Warranted 10
give satisfaction or the money refunded.
Nov 10, '6S WM HOLLINSHEAD.
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a q SPRING AND SUMMER E7fA
Han GOODS, IL
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NATIONAL reliable place
Fao
Clothing we feel assured we can't be beat in Goods
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SPECIAL MACHINER FOR TURN
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PROVED TCOLS

OF various kinds. and having an experiancc
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FURNISHING GOODS.

THE NATIONAL Headquarters
FURNISHING GOODS
Goolsin n splendid
of The
tin
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Morallee's whole
stock Of new and
desirable Goods is
being sold at cost.
DEPOSITION NOTICE.

Hrs. S,r,h B,L,r.
You viii take notice that I .bau ,r p.
goth day OF July. 1873. at the residence ,g
l'me' stones in fhe town of Cassvillo. vavnc
county. West Virginia. between the home ~,
%. IN. aud =. m. Of thnt day. proceed to tatr
,', deposition n Robert Chambers and ofbcr..
"e Io'u a' evidence in my behalf in % suiiir
"h'nccry depending in the county c..,,., ~. ~
county Of Wayne wherein ana ri.i,,,T ,,.'r
!@n are defendant. and if FROM any c,r.o tbs
''r'ng Of the said deposition bc not comnepeoi
"u ihhi day. the taking of tho sntn, viii t.
a.J'ur"cd and continued from time to time ,t
me same place, and between the same Ionr..
until The same shall be completed
jaws B,Hrr.
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CELEBRATION.

al a meeting held At Milton. on Thurs.
day evening June 18Th, to take into con-
sheraton The -llj .et Of arrangements ior
the Fourth Of July Celebration, NJ. J. II
Rece was chosen Chairman, and Mr.. VIM
Osborn Secretary and the following roll
~ business transacted.
The object Of the meeting wa. stated by
Dr Ballard, whereupou it was ansriu. No.
Iy agreed that the following COMMITTEES Ice
elected risq taee. which resulted 49, .yllov..
Committee 70 select and prepare grounds
-Geo W Ballard Mr f. ParsnauI
Jhoma.-ou.
Committee O. solicit aud collect ,uhscrip
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From the Secretary Of the Nays Report of
the Polaris Inycstigation1
AROUND THE NORTH POLE.

From the testimony itappear- that every
possible opportunity was embraced bv the
members Oi the scientific CORPS of thr expe
dItIOu to carry ont the instruction ,iven
the only direction in which there seems 10
have been "a partial failure being in refer
ence 20 the use Of the Photographic anna
ratu, aud the dreIec. Ihs'howeyer. wa
due TO the absence of suitable opportunities.
or to some iusurmountab'e iupeiimcut at
The time
While the records 90 the astronomical.
meteorological mague.ical. uIiI and other
physical departments of the expedition ap
pear 10 have been extremely full, and the
observations in each appears lp have been
conducted according 60 approved methods.
the collections o. natural history are shown
90 have been not less extensive. the store
rooms Of the Po'ar- being filled with the
skins and skeletons Of muck oxen. bears.
and other animals. different species ofbris
and their eggs, numerous nBrife inyerte-
brats- plants both recent and fossil, mine
rails. etc Not the least interesting Of these
collections are specimens OF duu wool.
picked up on or near The shores of New
man bay aud Po'ari- rav. among which
Mr. Meyer thought be recognized distinct
~ the walnut, the ash and the pine
Among { ie numerous iscts 90 appear
10 be shown by tie testimony elected on
the examination we may mention a. one OF
such interest that the Dip of the neeIle
amounted 10 ninety Elk degrees. being less
than At Port Fonlke and Ken-alaer har
boz ~ given by DR. Kane and Dr. Hayes
AurOras we're frequent but boy 30 means
brilliant generally quite light aod cons ~
ing sometimes Of one arch and sometimes
Of several Streamers we're quite rare.
Only in one instance, in February, ls72,
dIl oneappear Of ds.ant r,syr d. Tn-
was iorehoied IN hr.mornirg .-pm To- lp
o clock by very decided disturbance OF
the magnetic needle ShoAilnt siar- were
40 constantly seen that, although np -pec.a.
shower was observed &c vas scarcely 30
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tions, consisting OF provisions for the din
ner and money to defray the expense OF
music, &c,-R H. Baker, VIM. Osborn,
Ludwig Schmidt, J. II. Smith and Jas.
Parrish
Committee to secure speakers and music
Ludwig Schmidt, J. y. Blackwooi Geo.
N. Ballard, K H. Baker, H. Thompson.
Committee to arrange general programme
for the days. II Thomasson, Thos Rece,
j. A. Rece, II II Deel, Eli Chapman, T.
j. Stevens, j. l. Jorden, Mrs. Mary Rece
and Miss Connor.
DR. J. jackson was selected to read
the Declaration OF independence
1t was then unanimously resolved, LIST
that everybody to be invitedcome and par
take Of the festivities OF the day.
2 That copy Of the proceedings be
furnished each of the county papers Tor
publication and all editors urgently invited
to be present Adjournment made sine
die ]. H. REcE, Chairman.
WIN. Osborn, Sccfy
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READING ROOM.

To ne Eiifor efhe Argu,.
While bordering over the rapid increase
ofour young city, was brought to a re-
Election upon the different organization.
already established aud under fair sail On
eanvasing them, fnd very large amount
Of material scattered around the streets.
siit ng on store boxes, or lounsing about
hoieIs' that might be used haud.omely in
a manner beneficial 20 themselves and Of
future good to posterity, by Inc formation
Of public reading room. with good Ii
brary attached have heard il remarked
on several occasions, that books would B.,
contributed by different individuals. Tor the
benefit Of such an enterprise hope some
OF the leading citizens OF our CITY will start
the bail ia motion, Tor feel satisfied il
once started, il will be kept moving Who
will be the first to enroll themselves IN the
good cause. OB-wvse
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GUYANDOTTEITEMS.
Reported for The Huntington Argus.

The alarm OF cholera, which prevailed
more out OF town than in it, has subsidized
The death Of our very worthy citizen, Dan
el Womeldiorif is attributable to the i'm
prudence OF his persisting in working sever
al days prior to his death, while in ex.
tremely bad health, and laboring under a
wasting diarrhea, aggravated, probably,
by the nse of water not agreeable to his
system, at the Rodnd Ious in Huntington,
where he was engaged at work at the tin e
he was taken down. The other two citizens,
supposed to Ice victims of cholera morbus,
are convalescing rapidly. No other seri-
Gus complaints in our town, but perhaps
one or two among very small children.
Our merchants are receiving frequent
replenishments Of their stocks, aud are do.
ing fair business
The Soda Fountain and "Bluelick" at
the City Drug Store are largely patronized
these hot days.
Some OF our people speak OF attending
the celebration OF the 4th at Milton. pro-
vided something should come along like a
"norther,' 1--WE would prefer saying APO
laris, To cool the drdyr Of the Amos
phere
full corps Of our timber merchants
have returned from the Western cities TO
the shades OF Guyandotte From all we
can learn, they "suuaei cholera danger in
the distance below which caused them
TO have pressing calls back home.
Capt. Scott ~ Cos trading boats have
been at our wharf Tor some time
The Guyaudoue river is down to low
ebb, though the Lincoln and Logan mer-
chants are running their goods mp in push.
boats"
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~, portsmouth has lost AN opportunity
Inc gentlemen who were projecting the
car wheel factory for this place have ahan
doned the enterprise and located in Hunt
ington -P0rtsmouth Times.
The reason OF this, we take pleasure in
informing the editor of the Times, is be-
cause Huntington is the hest place on the
ONO river for this or any other kind of
mandatory
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EpToRlM EX"URsIoN.-A parry Of dis
tnlui-heb representatives, %: the New York
press. and others, will be in this city some
time during the coming month Tie ex-
cursi"n Is arranged by the managers Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio road, rhe merits
Of which they are striving with great dill
gence to make public IN the principal fuan
clal cent e., and the country ~ large We
have not seen The list. but it is said to in
clude llcAry Ward Beecher. Sun. rows
Of the >prin! ie.d RspuJEcto. aud editorial
representative Of the Times Tcibms
Hearfh and Home md other prominent po-
litical and agricultural journals - CLsr
iCsf0H Courier
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huntington wants to become the county
seat OF Caoell county Charleston Courier.
Yes, MIR. Courier, and as soon as the
people OF the county can be heard on the
question, will be.
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GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWks
The Greeah:ier White Sulphur Springs
have already some 100 visitors.
Twenty men are to be hanged in Georgia
within the next two months.
During Wednesday and Thursday, 5000
immigrants arrived at New York.
Postal cards command pr .minm Of 100
per cent in some of the country towns.
There is talk OF lynehing Delos Iieiiron,
who killed john Halstes.d at Salem, Ind
Carl Vogt, the alleged murderer OF Baron
DeBanc, has teen held Tor exiradition -
belgium.
a man named Clark. connected with the
Trans Atlantic Circus, was fatally sho4 AT
Ripon, Wis.
The Great Eastern reported at noon on
Suncay. in latitude 1896, longitude 80 G2
on- thousand and fry miles OF cable laid.
+. ID. Dathridge, a prominent Pittshurg
capitalist and pioneer ~ the glass manu-
featuring business IN that vicinity, died
Monday.
\ special from Paris says tina, Prince
Jerome Napoleon, now III hat city, has
had interviews with Emile Oliver and n
number OF the Republican leaders
The New Hampshire House of Repre-
sentatlvrs has passed bill 10 tax tie mo
ey OF citizens deposited in banks outside OF
tue State.
Mr.. James II Thurlow, of Newh.rvport
Mass, caught, lasr week. a co,ifish which
weighed 81 pounds Dir, ssvd, and probably
over 100 pounds when caught.
Lewis D. Tappan, one of the foremost
WORKERS IN the anti-slavery movement III
its e.rli,st effort in New York, die /, age,i
| eighty five, at his residence in Brooklyn
on saturday.
NJ VI. Cohen and Charles r. BAILEY are
on trial at Carrollton, La, for An ALLEGED
attempt on the lie at Governor kellogg
some time since. The jury is com posed OF
ten negroes and two white men.
The Mount Washington Railway has
been running freight and construction
trains mp the mountain In one place A
snow-drilt eight feet deep on the track aud
fifty rods lengIh h,d 10 be shoveled
through,
Sunday evening Young man named
Maloney, an enIplOye OF the MARKETS. and
Cincinnati Railroad, while walking on the
track halt mile east OF Loveland, WAS
struck 10y passin. cngi e and KILLED
1t has been formally announced hv the
British Minister that the paymen, of the
Geneva award. amounting, in gold. to slj.
100000, would he made as provided hv the
treaty OF Washington, on the I4lh day Of
next September.
Two boys, lrothers named Fletcher
were drowned at Cincinnati on SATURDAY,
Their bodies were found in the river sun
day. locked in each others arms The
Younger had sprung tn the rescue Of the
elder, and was discovered at the lotion
OF the muddy stream, vainly eudea,orimg
to drag him from the watery tomb
\ masked party broke into the house Of
John Jennings, the chie OF n gang OF rot
hers in Neizel county, in this State
on the It'll. Mrs Jennings SEIZED an axe
to defend her husband, when the party
fret killing Jennings aud fatally woundc,!
Mrs Jennings. The lynchers Ieft n written
notice to the other members OF the sant TO
leave the comfy
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Thos. j. Niche. prominent lawyer OF
stanton, Va. died suddenly in that city
on Wednesday night Of last week.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Huntington lost-ofIicc.
june - 1879, which, If not called for in
30 days. will be sent 10 the dead letter otIie.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

N,'. d" h'' li,9i'ir. Woy,e C.up,g. ss.
%. ~ H9Ir' held in the Clerks Office or the
ihr month of April i-7a.
james Babcr
In Ga.
Sn'ah Bahcr.
ITO" object Of obi. quit q. to obtain , li,o,.,
from thg bonds OF matrimony.
n' .'y came the complainant and by cour-
"n' 'n NJ motion and b. appaarin. by
tn "uii'vit filed that tbc defendant s.r,t
s'D.f' b. o. Nonresident OF thit sat. h. is
therefore ordered that she do appcsr hero y,itb.
'n one month after the due put'ic,f;o, ~ tbis
order and do what i. necessary To- protsct
her interest in ihi suit W. F''
furguson \ Burgess SoI.. ''o'H'
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Gnvandoue. W Va. June 20. 1873

Gnyandoue, w Va, June 90, 1873.
TO The Eii'or Of the Argus.
Col. l.. T. Moore gave the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company the land to
bnild depot on at Guyandotte. Col J.
B. Baldwin, the attorney for the Company,
arranged the matter with Col. Moore, in
which he gave assurance that the work
would be done in sixty days. Now, over
thirty days have elapsed, and no indica-
tons of this work being yet performed
We ask, has the Central Land Com.
pany' interposed its veto again? If 80,
we say for the credit Of the c. ~ O Co,
and its welfare in onr community, cut
loose from this Central Land Company and
all like institutions along the line or else
expect to hear from outraged communities.
GUYANDorrE
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What are we going to do with our Afodo,
prisoners? Hang them? No, not If we
intend to keep up our reflections on the
cruelty Of England in Lut,hering Scpovs
Give them their lioerty2 No, because il we
u'd they d go thieving and scalping again
the very first chance they got PIT then,
on reservation? No. the restless varo.
bonds wouldn't stay fortv-eight ho1rs
what them There is but one disposition
that We can think OF for these red elephant.
send them to Harrisburg to reform the
pennsylvania Legislature " Y. Com.
mercjal advertiser. ~"
a few ofthem might also exert BEN
efic'al effect on the Legislature Of West
Virginia
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From our Republican exchanges we
learn that that party is dissatisfied with
its officers generally, ifw we may judge from
the manner in which their courses are con.
demned; and from the Democratic papers,
that the Democrats are not satisfied with
theirs This is the case in West VIRGINIA
as well as elsewhere. Yet, notwithstand.
ing this fact, these parties, AMI these same
papers, continue to support these same
men for office at every election. This, to
our mind, is all wrong and unbecoming an
American freeman. For our part. we new
or have, and never will, support or vote foi
any man, we care not what his politics
are, If we do not think him qualified or fit
Tor the Office to which he aspires. II we
are deceived once, we try to remedy the
evil the next lime. This we conceive TO he
true Democracy, and by it we shall be GOV.
erned IN the future as we have in the pasi
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THURSDAY
q &. CHASE. VI. b..
PR ACEIsSINC. PHNr$I(VA

~. ~ 81. ""'' "'|t "ff"'' me t"=igNt'e.
He''" nee, 81 AccHac 5c'o'o .Sec,aih street.
HUNTINGTON. W VA.
Dr. Chase, having retired from the Drn.,
irade, would respectfully solicit n continuance
oi patronage from his fricnds. and bv full
devotion ot his undivided attention In the sick.
's conn lent ~ meeting with satisfactory success
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jos Norris, Harrisburg. Kos.uth Adkip..
Barbara a Ferguson, a Davis. America
Mansfield, Wayne C. Il; u Mitchell II r.
Harvey Adams, W T. lioldcrby. city; r b
Allen, j Allen, Rarboursvillc. Abe star,
W Gilbert, Ironton; j y Haller. C. A o Tai
Lines y n James, Ohio. G. " Willie. Phila-
delphia; L Cherringisn. Portsmouth; J W Bea-
mer Buckhannon; washer. Jos Anderson
charleston' @ A kritey and family, W George
and family Grayson. u Lcruer, Mason City:
Jno Brcslin. cinciuua.g S W BOYD. Wheeling.
T McGIouc, + X r; j. W stauon. Rich.
mgnd' A a Haynic. Washington City,
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List Of letters held Tor postage June. y
1873, which If not claimed within seven
iays, will be sent 20 thc dead letter office {;
Mrs Nancy MrGinnis Kidwcll. Tyler CO., W v.
Mrs Nascy.A Ebert, Georgetown. Pa.
VI II BROOKS, p. VI.
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ArrI,aI. I'D ncrchnnt., mn1cl.

Corner of 9th street aud ~ Avenue dpr.
ios The week ending Friday morning, June
9th, 1915.
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The election for State officers in Virrin-
a. this year, promises to he an exciting
one. The two parties, Conservative and
Republican, are about equally divided. and
ooth seem sanguine OF success. tx Gov.
Henry \. Wise is anxious to have that
office again, but seems afraid to accept the
nomlNation on either ticket, because, shou IA
he do So he thinks he will be defeated -
We think Virginia contains men who will
make better executive officers than Wise
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ron sur.

Two story frame house ard lot siiuat
,' 'n desirable locality. ON iih Avesue.
between Iih AMI lufh streets Terms moi
e'"'r AWly at this Office.
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The old Lih.y Prison, 10 Richmond %.
now Use u- sunday scLouI-room TO-
ciloiei c.ilit,
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u Mitchell Il " cralle, city, Oliver TIA
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-07-29
Thirty Years. Experience OF an
old Nurse.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription OF one Of the best Female PhYsi-
clans and Nurses in the United States, and has
been used for thirty years with never failing safe
ty and success, by millions OF mothers and chill
dren, from the feeble infant Of one week old to
the adult. 10 c0rrects acidity OF the stomach, re-
lieves wind collie, regulates the bowels, and gives
rest, health and comfort TO mother and child. We
believe 1t to be the Best and Surest Remedy In the
World in all cases of DYsENTERY and DIAR-
RHdA IN CHILDREN, whether 1t arises from
Teething or from any other cause. Full dlrec.
tions for using win accompany each bottle.
None Genuine unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS Il
PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold by all
Medicine Dealers. 27b1yr.
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CumberIand County.-From the Gu

Cumberland Connty.-From the Cum
berland County papers of last week, we
copy the following
During the heavy thunder storm on last
Monday evening, the timer shop of Mr..
George Keeseman, at Mt. Holly, was struck
by lightning. Mr.. Keeseman's dog which
was in the shop at the same time was kill
ed, being the only damage done. Mr.. G.
Harman, after the same storm found one of
his hogs lying dead in the barn yard, sup
posed to have been killed by the lightning.
A man named Philip Umholtz of Car
Isle, employed by Jon. Gross, near New
Kingston, about five miles East of town,
met with a severe accident on Wednesday
Of last week, while building hay on a large
four-horse wagon. The horses suddenly
started throwing Mr.. U. violently to the
ground, breaking his arm at the elbow.
He was brought to his residence, in this
borough, when DIR. Stuart was called in,
who set the broken arm.
On Thursday morning last, girl named
Lay, came very near losing her life under
the following circumstances She was en-
gagged in raking grain in one of her fathers s
fields, which lies along the South Mount
ain railroad, when the train came along
which conveyed the picnic to Hunters
Run. The horse frightened and became
unmanageable, throwing the girl to the
ground and tramping on her. Her clothes
became entangled in the teeth of the rake
and she was dragged for considerable dis
tance before she succeeded in extricating
herself from her dangerous position. The
garments she had on the time were literal
ly torn from her person.
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Duncannon, Bloomfield & LOysyIIIe R. r.

FTNHIS Company now being duly organized is
Il prepared to receive subscriptions to the Cap
1tal Stock. Subscription blanks can be had at the
Perry County Bank, or OF either OF the officers of
the Company at Bloomfield, or OF w. IL. Swartz,
at DuncannOn. Mr.. James Mcllhenny has also
been appointed an Agent for receiving Subscrip-
tions.
The Directors of the Company urge upon the
citizens OF the County, the importance Of prompt
action so that the work Of grading the road can
be commenced this season.
F. MORTIMER, President.
J T. MCINTYRE, WIN. A. SPoNSLER,
Secretary Treasurer.
Bloomfield, May 2T 1873.
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Brief Items.

Alfred Kell, of Saville twp, was recently
bitten by dog belonging to Joseph ST.
monton."rr r, - ~.
A slight fire occurred in the dry Kiln at
the Newport Planning Mill, on Monday Of
last week.
= Laura Furnace near Millerstown, is now
in successful operation. w. w. Taylor
g. Co., are the proprietors, and charcoal is
used for fuel.
A catfish was caught in Swartara creek
recently which weighed four and a half
pounds, and measured five inches between
the eyes.
The corn crop looks poor in this county
generally. The oats are late ripening, and
will be about midling. Potatoes are scarce,