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intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
markabe cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet SO searching
Jas to effectually purge out the great cor
Iruptions of the blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
Or diseases that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
1ote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
Iof ScrO1lIla, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, EruptiOnS, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, TumOrS, BlOtcheS,
BoiIS. Pimples, PuStuleS, Sores, st.
AnthOny'S Fire, Rose or ErySipe-
las, letter, Salt Itheum, Scald
Head, RingWOrm, and internal Ill
creations OF the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. 1t also cures other com
plants, to which it would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such as DrOpsy, Dyspep-
STA, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
FemaIe We0lknossg Debility, end
Leucorrnoa, when they are manifesto
GCos of the scrofulous poisons.
It's an excellent restorer of health and
strengfA in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and yigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless Ian
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and a new lease of
life.
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Nd 10 ~ ~ old make more l"eg p
yk Tor Is t spare al t time than a =. As
else Co.. Portland halno
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Jackson, Miss April , 1873
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the most
etlectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
tenn and purifying
the blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
stanlly growing rep
utatiOn. based on its
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All classes Of work
ofe oil, AZ
fYa-e than At
Co.. Po tiAnd Maine
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES

". II. CHILEs.
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Auna Dick n~on tells friend who speaks
right out in meeting, that Whitelaw Reid il
a spoo"-y sort Of dandy, delicate, without
any brains 10 speak Of and that she is ''en-
gagcd1 to no such man--not she,
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TIC BEST Is TIL CHEAPEST.

lee24 t2f IN
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.iiEDueEIoNao coz F,EEs.-Ihe Legislature has
stfade n sweeping reduction of the fees OF
tcounty officers, and we fear that the sudden
d. ATTACK OF economy which has assailed that
body, being something OF unusual character
4 to sueh assemblies. has proved detrimental
TO the public interests, in SO far thatthe re-
sIuttsons have been so great that it will hard
ay be possible to get men competent to dis
charge the duties of tile several officers,
whose requirements enable them to do bet
ter otherwise. The following bills have
Passed both Houses :l l9 14a,ss. 9dE ~
House Bill No 4S, establishing the fees OF
;tl!c different counties, which reduces their
fees. all considered, from half to a thirt Of
lormer rates. ugn ats rsgfu= AZ q y
nc. B. No. 3G, to fix fees Of Clerks Of Dis
.trict Court, cuts down fees 30 to So per cent
from present rates. st1sge. g.as 83aaE -t Nj
tsi.C. b. No. 40, TO fix fees OF County Clerk
and Recorder, cuts down present rates 80 to
s35 per cent. s.s, 3Efr.s, HAM, alegp
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al bills foe Railroads, but IN some shape. a

all bills fos Railroads, but III some shape, a
Diii Will be pnt through.
The law that was passed at the last session,
providing that placer mines held BY aliens,
Was repealed in the House by an almost
unanimous vote, but when the bill came up
IN The Council for final action, Dance, Beck,
Garrigan and others. pictured the evils OF
Chinese immigration in such terms, that
srite Of all tile petitions from Deer Lodge.
the bill was lost BY ayts 8. noes 8.
Beck introduced a bill IN the Council, to
grant certain privileges to parties removing
distractions from streams. which was lost by
a vote OF 6 to 9. but next morning, the lobby
members having worked lively during the
night, and aimed a vote. the vote by which
the bill was lost, was rsconsldered.
Dance. Newcomer and wager assaulted the
bill fiercely. and Beck defended it.
wager said that Beck had been so long a
miner or il iancilnan, that lie was unfit tor
anything else, and made very poor Legis-
| later Beck acknowledged the cOrn.
The dog law has been finally rep aled, and
| here alter dogs can bark Without fear of the
tax gaiherer. or assessor.
| Al bill has passed both Houses, requiring
all officers to haze their official bonds record
ed. Territorial officers bonds with the Sec
rotary of the Territory. and County officers
| bonds iii the Recorders office iii their re-
| spective counties. 1t IL pronounced Uy all
| TO he good and necessary law, and in the
event of bond being lost will save the peoi
| pie some expense.
| The bill incorporating the Cltyof Helena
| has passed both branches of the Legislature.
and row only awaits the signature of the
| Governor to become a law.
The resolution to adjourn next Saturday,
May 3,l. came up to-day and was XII led, the
members saying they intended to stay til the
business for which this session was called
vas completed.
The Governor nominated yesterday. e.
w. Carpenter, Esq. of Helena, TO be Audi
tor. The Council refused to confirm the
nomination. IN Va ts..s s8flsz#s Ed s.
To-day the Governor has nominated J. NJ.
Knight. OF Virginia City, and think he will
be cdnlirmeds as he is n good business man,
n good Democrat, and VIII make Il good
officer at 4v,l.f.s=z g.
The pcnitentiary bill is not yet disposed of.
but has been amended iii the House, and 1t
may take n week to dispose of it. As soon
as it becomes a law, the Legislature will try
to adjourn, ard lei all other matter lay over
ill next winter.
*" 5' Yours truly.
84s8Es4 .#Es X "
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Great Mining Suit.

The great mining suit Of Raymond & Ely
verstts the Hermes company. which has been
pending ii the United States ,Gonrt at Phoebe
ortwo months. resulted to-day in a verdict
in favor ofiHermes. Phoebe las been greatly
excited during the suit, and the result was
made the subject OF heavy betting, $4,000
having changed hands thereon. A personal
difficulty between the opposing scnunses has
grown ont OF the suit, resulting III the chal-
longing Of Harry J.. Thornton by D. w.
Perly, of the counsel forsRaymond & Ely.
The excitement at Phoebe is still running
high. Three men were wounded in shooting
ARRAYS to-day, one probably fatal.
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ROAD NOTICE.
;orSrY CLERKS OFFICE, BozxMAS, NJ. :

;orSrY CLERKS OFFICE, BOHEMIAN, NJ. +.
s@f& 1&f1 5frtt i5t March llth. ls73.
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Take NO.
L tice: That petition of the. citizens of Tpze-
MAN precinct was presented to the Board of Com
nssoriers Of Galttn county. at their March Term,
1873, Tor a county road. commencing Mt the north
east corner OF the south east quarter of section No.
81 in township No, 2 SOUTH of range No g east
thence rt'nnifg westward on the north line Of said
quarter section. until Il inferseets the road leadng
from near BozeHfun tn Lsyerich Is canyon
Also. one of the scItizers OF West Gallatin nre-
clnct lor county road commencing ut the south
west corner OF the east half OF the II e quarter Of
section IS; thence on straight line to The north
west corner OF The cast half Of the north east ouar
ter OF section 81; thence north along j 20. Anca
ny,s west line and the line between J. NJ. Me
Coud's and II. NJ. IJunphy's, to u point where the
store of ID. Small ~ $40
All persons obj citing to the granting OF sny OF
sa petitions are requested to appear at my once
&C tne next regular meeting of the said Board Of
commissioners; tg be begun and held At my ONCE
IN Bozeman, on the first Monday III June, 1873
anu snow cause why said petitions. or xay of them
should not he granted sts I. 4 = : =.
~ eaysa ARCH GRAHAM, county Clerk.
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PASSAGE OF THE RAILROAD
N1}3 BILL. EaA

The new Railroad Bill passed the. House
on the 9TH OF May. by a vote OF 10 to G. having
previously passed the Council by to ). II
is quite probable the Governor will veto the
bili,1 but 1t will be passed over his veto. I'M
less some OF those voting In the Affirmative
char ge their minds in the meantime. This
bill il similar in its provisions to the San de rs
bill. which, was defeated last week by an
overwhelming majority, except to the mail-
ler Ut subscription. Instead of Gallati n
county subscribing $500, 900, she is asked to
subscribe Is per cent OF her taxable property
Which makes the amount indefinite, as in
case the people should see proper tovote it,
we are of opinion that it will be at least five
years before she will lave to Issue the bonds,
although the bill provides that the road shall
be completed and in running order in two
ana a half years At that time the North
Pacific will be running TO. ofir county-our
population viii be augmented to five times
its rresent nuinber-property willaincrease
in the same ratio, aud it is imf ossi5le now to
estimate the aggregate amount that Gallatip
County would then be asked to contribute
to an enterprise which she is now but
little interested, and will certainly9be less so
after We get a continental railwa, passing
our very doors. We have no fear of the
final disposition of this bill by the Taxpayers
of Gsllatin County wher they Dire c;.lkedIup-
on to vote for or against its adoption. They
stand unitedty opposed to it, The only OBJ
lection we have inits passage by the Legisla-
ttre il Tint there are no restrictions in regard
to VOTERS. ~ The man owning no property
whatever. and consequently, not affected BY
the enormous taxation imposed on property
elders in the event of its adoption. stand on
t. g same footing with the man who pays
| fay,,s OH one hundred thousand dollars. !,
ld3W We regard the bill as more sonerons than
the Sanders bill. II Isl indefinite and. cxr
.frcnely complicated, because, the subscrip-
tions asked are placed too farm the future.
The aggregate amounts asked would hardly
be an il.centivc to- any corporation 20 com-
mence a railroad now. The bonds if issued
to-day would noi be orth more than thirty
cents on tue dollar, if that; yast changes will
Lake, place before the road will be completed
counties arc liable to be cut mp and Oxide
prosperity or adversely may come, And
Lit we arc to believe, these railr Dad shriekers,
swha have impregnated the very air Of Mon
I tana the past few months wi their dolorous
cries of poverty, y BREEDING population and !
bankrupt people. by that TING there will not
10 enough lett in Montana to build a pig
ssye. .aofsii1sug9 saf rnE1a9o31s TITS !
We will place before opr readers at an early
day Till, bill as it passed and they, can then
fi,,slge. tol. themselves Of its merits and de-
merits. 9.t,. .ss..s.sss.f = !
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PROBATE NOTICE:

County of Gallatin. IS: "
In Probate Court
ceased. ~ * ana. - ~, -s'''-c,' to wv De~
ing will go 80 = f s'-' ' prov
. Pursuant to an order of said Court made ON IL.
18th day of April, A. ID. 1873 - - Wv
-, Moi.CE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, that Mon,ls-, thu.
18th day OF May, a. D. 1873 mt 10 o, clock n M, RS
That ~ in the Court Room Of said Court in The ciry
OF Bozeman, Gallatin County, Montana Territory
las Deen appointed as the time and place Tor prov
ing the will of said Nimrod Fert, deceased, and
for hearing the. application of ID. A. McPhers ON
ana Joseph s. Hill for the issuance to them of letters
testamentary, when and where any person inter-
esled may appear and contest the same
Dated. April 17th 1874. sy
n ga IS w. LANGHOKNE, Probste s,yudc@ .,5
ex-ofhcio CLERK of the Probate Court.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
..thai ass u. SHANE OFFICE,
HELENA. Mt. April IL. INA

.stattt i1A4f af8 u. 8. LANE OFFIcE,I)
IIELEaa, ApST., April u. 1873.
NELsON II. MURRAY, whose poss ehscc ad,lres,
~ Is Bozeman, Gelatin County, NJ. 7 has fixed
land under the presumption laws, the Il Of the
north west OF section 4, and east n of north east
Il OF section in township ! south of range no
east, which land is suspended from entry as aSr,-
cultural land; notice il hereby given that hearing
2sth day Of May, 1873, 10 Determine as o the MN
erai or n-mineralt character or said hand, and
testimony to be used upon said hearing will be taken
before Arch Graham, County Clerk, mt his Office in
Bozenlan Gallatin County, NJ: T., commencing Mt
10 o.clock .. m, on the 2sa day of May, 1878.
Z tits alleged there are knows miners or min :
in. Improvements OF claims upon said land:
(Signeq,l 4sta.I w. G.. CHILD, Register.
Ia Is. LYMAN, Attorney for Applicant. H.,
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Said Charles Summer the other day in con.
versation: "These terrible disclosures in
New York, III Washington. iii Kansas, III
Louisiana. are enough to make us trenbIc.-
The worst feature Of il is the apathy of tho
people. When corruption is discovered. The
Judgment Of the people should strike like the
fhaalllAlafnlt',
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# YnE establishment Of Il National Bank in
Pueblo, Col, has furnished the subsidy or
ssans of our Territory with a standing item
for the past two mcaths. This great event
was successfully coiisummated, they say, by
ahe building of a narrow gauge railroad. We
have had one established at Bohemian, and
also one at Missoata, M. T., without going to
the expense OF first constructing a railroad.
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NORTFFERNiPACIF1C

An army Of several thousand soldiers are
nowantflttihgstoz accompany tie Northern
Pacific ls n .snrreyors,wcsr o, the Missour.
Dispafclessgising fill details Of the organil
izatiois will be fblra on onr first page. They
leave Fort Rice OH The lJtD of june qsI q
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Bids for Indian Supplies.

s F T
The aggregate Of supplies offered to the
indian Commissioners to-day amount to 3d..
oO,0oO pounds. The prices were very low
and the competition greater than ever
known, The pr.ces for beef delivered at the
agencies. amounting to millions of pounds
ranged from s. .96 to Sc 80 per 100 pounds.
Flour. 81 50 to so per 100 pounds. Wheat
90ic. to $I 81 per bushel. Bacon. 10 lie. to
lSc. per pound. Coffee. 20 to zoe. Sugar
Ia c.Yto 49, Tobacco, 80 l1-2c. to Coo.
Soap 3-4e., to Ac. Sllararus, 6 3-4c. to 1Sc.
Salt, 1c. to Sc. a large crowd was in at
tendance, representing almost every West
ern State and Territory. &, The opening OF
the bids occupied three hours and half. It
will take two or three days to make the
awards. Tss p
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NOTICE TO MiNEks.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
UELENA4 MI r. Anril LIZ Ia12

.. LAND OFFICE, 7
HELESA, III. r., April is, 1873 /
Yohn NJ. Burke, whose Post office Is Bozemap
e Galiatn County, NJ. r., has filed in this onicc
his application to enter agricultural land under
the presumption laws the north west u of south
east and north east Il of south west 4 and east
u of north west Il of sec. in township No ?
South of range No. east, which land is s,isDended
from entry as agricultural land; notice is hereby
given that hearing will be had at this Office at 10
O'Clock q m, on the 10Th day of May, 1873, to de-
of said land, and testimony to y. 8" ID
hearing will be taken before "a ny derahse- 'F
Clerk, mt his Office in !
III. T.. c0snmencin,p 6f'r 2 "a s.r.bNs
day Of May, lS73 WI
1t is alleged there are no known rniners, nor MIN.
ing improvements or claims upon said hand
W. G. CHILD, Register.
T. b. LYNN, attorney for Applicant. 81
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NOTICE no MINERS.
U. S. LAND orrrcr,

u. s.. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. t., April %, 1873. (
4 RTHUR E. BLAME, whose post Office address isl
N Central Park Gallatfn County. M T., has GleG
in this office his application to enter agricultural
land under I'll pre-empton laws, the north east x
Of sec. Sin township No south OF range No. east
which land is suspended from entrg as agricultural
had at this Office at 10 O'Clock q, ms on the 10th
day of June, 1873. to determine to the mineral
OF non-mineral character of the land, and testi-
mony to be used upoa said hearing will be taken
before r.. w. Gill; notary public at 6aiatIn City,
in said County, commencing at 10 O'Clock a; m. !,
on the 10th day of June, 1873
II is alleged there are no known miners, nor min
ing improvements or claims upon said land
(Signed,) w. C. CHILD, Register
l.. b. LYMAN, Attorney Tor Applicant, m2-Sw
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BY TELEGRAPH
India,, II O1bIcs.
SAN FRANcIsco April 20

sax FRANcIsco April 30
a dispatchfro Portland states that l.4oO
Indian warriors are encampcd at White
bluffs, Yakima river, above WaIla Walla. and
they are putting up breastwo,ks. The set
tiers are greatly alarmeds as the Indians are
travelling about, painted, and are warning
The whites to leave the country. The Spo-
kane Indians are also threatening and warn
ing the settlers to leave. Massacres like those
by the Moaocs are feared.
A dispatch from Yrcka states that tho peo-
pie Of that place and Scott's valley aprrehend
general war. Mendenhall's troops, num-
bering 13e, were expected last night to join
Gillcm. The settlers Of Vallejo, Oregon.
above the lakes and lava bed, are getting out
with their cattle and property, being afraid
to remain longer.
There isno further news from the front.
VIRGINIA, (Nevada) May 1.-The mail car.
raier who arrived ut Elko from the norti',
| brings the report that the settlers of Mountain
City and Cope District are greatly alarmed
that the Snakes and Piutes are pouring in
| from all directions, all in war paint. A pub
| lie meeting had been called at Mountain City
| to take measures to procure arms and be pre-
pared for an outbreaks.
| New YORK, April 20.
The Indian Commissioners in their dis
cussion last night thought their most i'm
portant field was among the Sioux Indians
who hurnber about 50, 900, many Of whom
may be disposed to give trouble il satisfactor.
arrangements are not made with them il
regard to the Northern Pacific Railroad
Spotted Tails band is restless because OF thu
recent murder of some of their chiefs. A
rising is feared in the Black Hills and Pow
der river country should new expedition
seek to open that country. The Comnis
soners will have council with the Ne
Perces during the simmer. they do no
expect trouble from them. nor do they ex
peet trouble with the Klamaths. Snakes, o
other Indians in the Modoe country.
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Opening the Worlds Fair.

VIENNA, NAdy 4.
The exhibition was inau~urated to-day by
the Emperor Of Austria in the presence OF
the members of the Imperial family, and
royal and illustrious guests of the State, and
civic dignitaries. The weather is unfavorablc,
but: the crowds of people from all parts OF
the world who witnessed the imposing cere
monies were immense filling the rotunda.
and transepts of the building and portion
of the grounds surrounding it. At o'clock
Emperor Francis Joseph entered the rotunda,
with the Crown Princess Victoriaof Germany
On his arm, followed by the German Crown
Prince Frederick William, vino escorted the
Empress Augusta, and after them came the
eldest son of tine Prince accompanied by the
Prificc Imperial of Austria. The Emperor
took scat on the throne, when the com.
bined bands, numbering several handrel
musicians. performed the Austrian Hymn,
which was succeeded by the Prusslan An
them. Amid the cheers of the multitude
lArchduke' Ch;.rlrs sthsnf rose and addressed
the Emperor, as follows ve4a #
| Sire Filled with yadness / salute your
Majesty III these halls, devoted to- Progress
and to Peace. Your participation has fifty
brought to completion a work which now
! draws upon Austria the eyes of the world.
/ and has secured Tor F:itlerland full Icc0gni-
tion of the part she takes in the promotion of
tile welfare of mankind through the inslrnc.
ton of labor. May It please your Maj sly
graciousiy to receive this catalogue and to
declare the Exhibition open.
Tie Emperor, on receiving the casket con-
tanning the catalogue, replied as follows:
With lively satisfaction behold the com
pletioh OF this under taki' e, the importance
and significance of which appreciate in the
| highest degree. NY confidence III the pat
rintism and capability OF my people, and III.
the sympathy and support OF rie, dly nations
has accomna MED the, development Of this
great work. Ny we'll wishes and grateful
recognition are deyo:ed to its Termination,
and now declare the Universal Exhibition
| of 1873 opened. t,5.II1 1-Esset ~
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&C - E...,o :, !. if,., ~, III In =

"A son Of ex Senator ssanbull las recently
jainssl heediteriai forge Qs nc sNScgc ferk
Pittsbury Commercial. Gtlrssis that's
Walter aud guess Walter Is the author
Of the Montana Indian Ring lctter.--North~
Vest.
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lr will be seen by dispatches OH our first
page that the Modoc indians have again
achieved 4 victory over the soldiers. Six
teen Of the lattcr, including three officers,
were killed AMI eight wounded.
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Now that the railroad snbsidists have ac-
complishcd their mission, We may expect an
early Adjournment of the Legislature.
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FOR RENT.

The former residence of DR. iiuntar an pnsem.r
street adjoining the Metropollt an Hotel, contain
i'g seven rooms. apply to
IT,. DAWES. !
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!, FROM OUR TRAVELLING tOIsRESP0N-
DENT.
MEApoN CREEK, N. T., May |, Isl,


MEADOW CREEK, NJ. T., May l, 1873.
Editor Avants Courier:
On my way to upper Willow Creek. was
overtakeil By snow storm, which, ut any
time unpleasant was peculiarly SO under the
circumstances, as my horse had tie epizoo,
and had previously CAUGHT c0ld myself. -
u o relieve the intense anxiety Of my friends.
will state that pony aud have been on
very good terms, everything considered. and
barring enc or two occasions when he broke
loose from me or crawled through a crack in
the stable door tor little pleasure cxcur ion,
he has shown little disposition to relieve HIM
self OF my company.
While nupper Willow Creek settlsfrtsnt 1
| was shown some very fine stock-hogs, TO all
appearances US gold as any have ever seen,
/ the property of Mr.. Paul. Mr.. Harrison also
has some very fine stock Of this kind, and
hog-rasing has grown to be quite an ilnpor-
tant branch Of Business iii this district. The
improvements being made by the farmers
here are with view to lermanency and con-
| venence.
/ I next shaped my course for Sterling,
where saw little worth mentioning. There
is one mill running in this vicinity, witt,
what success am not informed.
| At Washington Bar one or wo claims have
started up, and others were to have 5 arted
| on Monday last; but were delayed Tor few
days by the snow storm: Since The weather
i has become settled, they will NIL be at work
] III short time.
The farmers of this vicinity will, by the
backwardness Of the season; be prevented
from sowing as much as they otherwise
would have DONE. s. ID. o.