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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-18
Spring .s.st:s.

The past autumn, and winter have
dealt with US very kindly. Cold DAYS
and nights have been few, yet the
spring may not be early, aud the grass
and winter grain crops NAV be injured
Much of the ploughing was done last
tall, which will lessen the spring work.
All crops are better for twice ploughing
and pulverizing the soil, the manure
being spread as it should be. The
horse plough is The tool TO cover il
four inches deep. Corn roots take q
divergent direction and take up the fer
ulizer as they 60. while the small grain
roots take more perpe molecular direc-
ton. The potato roots also strike deep
aud require deep ploughing for a good
yield. The sprangling roots also reach
far away from the hill. We find var
ious opinions about ploughing-some
advocate shallow ploughing, some deep
but as rule. l should 60 TO the bot.
tom soil, if it was six, eight or ten in :
ches deep, and bring it up to the sur
face, even if il cost a little more team
work 10 do it. The crop will be al
most doubled, as compared With d
ploughing of four inches. Some land:
require heavy dressing every season
which is exhausted by the crop, the SUI
and the drying winds. Such lands
would be more profitable put into pine
or birch woods than for cropping.
Some farmers believe that narrowing
in manure is the better method, and
some make the hoe do what should
have been done by the plogh. This ii
positive error. 1 think manur,
should never be put in less than fou
inches deep, spread with any field
crop; all of its fertilizing elements theI
meet the plant root, and it is not s,
soon exhausted by drought or dryin.
winds. In the cornfield there is yer,
little need If the boe-the cultivator o
horseshoe will do nearly or quite al
the work. We would like to know tn,
use of hill in q corn field, any NOR
than in a young orchard, when ih'
tree is set out. The roots take direction
the same as with the young tree, ant
half of the roots are cut of in hoeini
time. The hill gives no support il
high winds. Please take noiice-hov
much does three times boeing cost
A sixteen inch spade for mulching th
garden is best, and twice mulched j
eli the better for the vegetables, som
of which will not stop until the,
atouch bottom" This is the way Il
get wholesome evaporation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-18

EGGs.-The Massachusetts legislature
have made some attempts to have eggs
sold by weight. 1t is evident that a
large egg weighs more than small one.
and il is true that a fresh egg is heavier
than stale one. Eggs begin to loose
in weight from the time they are laid
until all that remains is the shell with
its dried albunen and yolk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-18

How To GET RID OF RATs.-A stran.
ger had a word to say about simple
remedy for rats. He had bee in year.
past greatly troubled with these pests in
his uthouses. OF late he had succeeded
in keeping them away by spreading
near their holes a thin covering of moist
caustic potash, Whenever this comes
in contact with the rat it makes sore,
and the victims not only leave with sore
feet and mouths, bat the locality is soon
abandoned by all other rats.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-18

Western horses do not seem to do
well in this climate. They are especial
~ faited and fitted for the eastern mark
ct but do not stand wear and fear. Many
OF them die off or become disabled be-
fore becoming acclimatcd. ~ n,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-18

If YOU are a farmer be q good
one. Farm we'll. Have q good orchard,
good garden; good stock and an iutell.
igent family. Be intelligent yourself,
and TINS secure the respect Of all who
know you.
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postrp.
Sruaiaa.

6clol0R.
High on the granite wall the buiderx. toiling.
Heaved up the massive blocks and slabs 10
place.
With swsrt aud streaming brows and strsining
sinews,
Under the Summers blaze:
A nd higher vet, amid the chills Of Autumn.
Ter upon tier, and arch on arch. srose;!
And still erept upward eodly, YEARLY,
Mid Winters sitting SHOWS.
From base to topstone mounts the master
builder,
Insuucing, cheering. chiding here sni there.
scannine, With scraiiuy exset and rigid,
Each iusty lsborers share.
Anon his voice, from the far distance shouting.
Through the hoarse trumpet makes his orders
swell. =s--za
Or utters words like these to rouse and hcsrten
Build WELL my men, build WE'LL
1.-The ropes are strong and new, and sound the
pulieys;
The tlerrtrk,s beams are eruat to The strain;
Unerring are the level line aud riummd;
- let nanyht be done In vsiu.
Build that these walls, 10 coming generations,
Your skill. YOUR strength, your iaithfulness
shall tell;
That ali may szy, as storms and centuries test
The men Of Old buat ,oeR''
And ever thu. speaks the Great Master Build
To u. where'er our ..journet-werk may be;
~ hate'er the toll, The sessan, or the struct-
ure.
Bsad ,oeli-5UiId ,roriAaBi~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-18
Representa- hr-t class. reliable ami indepsnsl-
cnt Companies, which are unsurpassed Ia rhar'
acter. standing and strength. furnishing the most
WDOUBTED INDEMNITY!

call the careful attention Of the tu-Iness men
at Ellsworth aud vicinity Ia the lscts aud hEuVcs
Let nod The nsarins pu bic be longsr deiudesi hut
look into the matter tor themselves careful aud
Candid Investigation will tell the TRUE STORY.
This solicit and arEe. The Leading aud indie
pendent Companies are peculiarly thorough 10 the
management of their business. Careful 70 know
In regard 20 each risk. The moral as well as the
physical haEafd as far as possible, Judging cFch
risk on its own merits, accepting those which
seem desirable At esi1' sshle rates. iesyng the I'M
desirable 10 those who wish them. On this plat
form they show greater prosperity comparatively.
than thosr companies which take risks more
loosely relying rates to save thein.
The sac OF company il no criterion Of it,
strength. The larger companies have larger lia-
bilites usually writing larker lines and accepting
a Isrser amount OF undesirable Insurance. thus
keeping up tho volume Of the business. Their ia
btlsties for reinsurance is therefore larger. and
they liza bic to heavier losses by extensive
haxrsuons.
Ny zim Ia to furnish only
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-18
PAUPER NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that provision has been
~ made by the Overseers Of the Poor OF Mount
Desert for the support Of the Poor OF said town.
and all persons are notified that supplies fur.
ri shed or credit given to any pauper will not be
paid, without authority from said overseers.
j. HAAOR, lOverseers
rs. SOMES, or
s. Z. kIMBALL, the Poor.
Nj. Desert, March Is, 1915. swi3
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Notice.

I HEREBY give notice that have contracted
! with the Overseers OF the Poor Of the town III
NJ. Desert, Tor the support Of the e0or OF said
town And all persons are forbidden from fur.
nisning or barboring the came. a. ! have made
provision for their support and shall nav no b,is
Of their contracting.
GILBERT h. MANCHESTER.
Mt. Desert, March Is, 1913. avia
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PATENTS.
r. II. EDDY,

No 10 state ST. opposite X iIb,. Bo.ton.
Secures Patents in the United states; Al.oin
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
Copies oil the claim. Of any Patent furnished uy
RENTING dollar. Assignments recorded nj
Washington M Agency IN the United States
possesses superior facilities Tor obianin Patents
or A.oertaning the paient4bilIty Of Inventions.
r. II. EDDY, solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS
IL regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom / have
had Official Intercourse.
CHAs- MASON, ComhissiOner OF Patents !"
''Inventors cannot employ a person more trust
worthy more capable Of securing tor them an
early and favorable consideration al the Patent
Once" EDMUsD BUKkE,
late Commits sioner of Patents.
Boston. October 10, ls.U.
X. II. EDDY ESQ Dear SIR: you procured for
me. in lst0. my Fret patent. Since then you have
acted Tor and sdyi sed me ia hundred. OF cases,
and procured many patents, reissues and extern
sions. | have occasionally employed the best
agencies IN New York, PhladelIhIa and " zrhing
ton. but still give you almost the whole of nay
business, in your line, and advise others Ia ein-
ploy you. Yours truly GEORGE DRAPER.
Boston Jan. J, l-.e. lyrl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-18

ASec;ions Of the Eye Far. Throat. Iuass and Rroe-
ehisi Tubes which In many cases accompany . severe
esss OF Catarh- The iRnared and disessef condition
OF the rngcous membrane y the of all thee
troubles. and until the system hxs been brought
properly under the influence Of the RADICAL CURE,
pee;ei. = =
(. eu. three yea-, since sASroBp's RADICAL
time :, has foaAd 10 ~sy freu Maine 20 aforua and
10 evsryx here acknowledged hy druggists AMI physi-
eias 70 be the most sucoe~sui preparation for the
thoroSxh treatment Of Cstsrrh compounded. The
fact WI be deemed OF more Importance when Il 10
eer5lef with the statement that within Eve Ycars
=. diserent remedies for sAtkVh have been placed
osie. and today. WITH OF teo ereentions their
naaes ceunos ~ recalled by thu hsttr formed drug
Etst Advertising may succeed in forctng few sales,
bet, unless the remedy possess untouhief specihc
medical properties. I; IA absolutely certain 10 fall oto
rner!ted obscErity.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-18

Each packasr ~ saNrogps RADICAL CURE cor
tairs w. ssafords Improved iuhAug Tube. with fnl
directions for Its IA ali Price es sold hy
AL WHOLESALE and retail drussists and dealers through
ont the United Sfsfes And sAnAdas. REEkS A r0T-
TER General Asrnts and WhoesAlo prusss,s. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-18
BeF0Re BUYING OR RENTING A
CABINET OR PARl0R 0R6AN

DE sure seatl fof In tAtAislUE anti
tfhtt LtNs with NEW STILES. RhpuCEn rHiCE
ana muvh Information. sent Tree MASON A
HtMLIN ORGAN Co, Roston, New York OF
Chicago.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-04-18
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

the cure OF those
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-07
EheIsrnPy.

New YORK, Aug. "a special TO the
Herald from San Franai5co says: .-"kearnoy' )
debut at Bostou has bt5u locked forwarded to
hero with great iltera9t 1t wasIunorcl before
hi1 departure that parties here We're preparing
speactea for hia eastern audiences. lie rapu.
dated the very thought OF such hum'!latloD;
affirmed his determination h. be guided by
pure, unadultcTatcd inspirations, to the con
atcrnntlon Of his al nlrarl. Ills speech 10
Fantutl Hall comes oyer the wires radlalng
with science uni ccquenoe, which Is perfectly
bewiIIcring. His grand enlnelnm Of General
Butler was taken textually FROM Ton Fitch,
the SILVER tongueu osa:o,' aul ex Congress.
man OF Nevada, Oh The nooasioA Of tho rasiica.
too meeting Of Hayes and Wheeler. held juno
81, 1876 10 consola the wnunled spirit Of
Speaker Blaine, Fitch said :Lat ina give a
bsiet uterauce 10 the faeling Of the hearts OF
many thousand carncs. republicans, &c., 10,
aud send messagaa Of love a1d greeting to him
who is less than Macbeth, yet greater Fiery,
yet uncou1uerable. the Rupert OF debate,
chivalrous. white plumad Navarro OF tho plat
form, sagaci0ns statesman, great hoarte leader,
gifted, gallant, glorious Blaine. Take out
Blaine aud put 10 Butlor aud there y1u have
kearney eulogium in Faueuii Hall. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-07
Ee~cj0u News.

PARIS Aug 7.-Tia names Of the SUCCESS
fo} ,o,unr.it.r. i. .nc i4i: rnat,1uai Exposition
will soou he made public. i'hr president jury
will hol It's aa :eS.i.,': - day, and tic official
list OF the awards will lie published atuu! The
18th Of the present moctA.
Gen. Walker, CT the Amtclcln delegation to
the International Monetary CncgresS, has al.
rived here. ',
LONDON. Aug. T.~Copi. a. H. Boearaos,
tho American who on Tuesday wda tho itle e.
the champion wing shot Of the wotld' will sail
for home on the lO;h lost. liz Will shoot 10
moro matches here. -.
LONDON. Aug. IA Dispatch 1fcm berlin
to the Times announces that the conference OF
the Ministers { f Finance Of the several German
States to devise means for increasing The reVe
nues cf the empire began itss 's>i9ns st iield'I
berg on Monday.
LONDON, Aug. "A uisratch from Con
stantinop!e to Reuter- Telegram CJmpaoy, says
The important po.ilioa connected with Varna
will be delivered up to The Rus5iats next week,
but the removal OF the material from the Tort
ress will rtuuirc two moGths. The KusSlans
have addressed to the Port friendly lrqulry
az to when it will surrender natoum, but the
communication has as yet received no answer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-07
Various Western Items.

|. NEW York. August IA dispatch from
bismarck, D. H., says :-Mpior Walsh OF the
Ij>lpiuiou mounted police, reports that Sitting
Bell and his people age destitute OF food aud
that the cry fer en- American reservation is
daily heard 10 their camps. lilo thinks the
crisis ia last approaching, and that the hosLl1es
must either safva. fight or give up.
! On the 30!h oil July at Fort keosh, Jim
Crcg ColIins gambler, shot Big lcr Thomas,
Of the Second cavalry. The soldiers OF his
comnauy surrounded the jai! and wounded the
sheriff The sheriff then abandoned the jail
and : Isbt cusucd between Coios and the
soldiers 4 soldier namcd Hurley vas killed
and another named Sanders was wounded.
Another company OF soldiers put down tho not.
The rom started in dance house ahd was about
wa!iiaD.
! The latest adqicaa fIom Boar Paw Mountai0s
report that the czcitcment Is over, and that
ouIy forty men arc left IN the gold dIgg'n9s'
There arc several boat loads OF miners on the
way hcme The Placer diggin%a arc played
out" The grasshoppers wero here Yesterday
aud ala up hall The crops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-07
Marine disaster.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 1.-Tho British steam-
ship Nova Scotan, Capt. Archer which ar
rived this morning, brought III Tow The brig
kaluua Capt. Curtis. piakrd Nj at soa dis
manted. The kaluna "aa TN & voyage from
philadi lphia to Grccuock with cargo Of sugar
house syrup Ga Friday, August ., at 4:45
A. NJ, 10 latitude 80. 81. longitude 20. 81. she
was struck by lightning, carrying away the
mainmaat forty feet aha7o deck. and the lore
mast in the l1Gstc trees, with al the yards.
All the sails were lost except the lying J,b and
middle staysail. and the brig dlsmant!cd. On
Monday, August 5, she wls fallen in with by
tho Nova Scolian, and taken 10 tow. The
kauna is Of CAS- lona. anl is owned By i. Tai
bot & Co., IF New York, aai A. {. Nash, OF
Harrington Maine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-07
+UKr or aLE1a.vDKE.s, AUaUsT =.

fOKT or ALEIIa.vDRE4s, AEaUsT =.
sun rises. Sun sets. ........... 7
ARRIVED.
Str Lady OF the Lake, Norfolk. 10 n \ Reed.
Schr American Team, New Hsveu. IL master.
s5chr Fl X Congdon, Providence IT, American
Coal Go.
Str Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk by i t. Rood
Schr II K Congdon, Providence by American
Coal Go.
Schr Jane L Newton. Boston, by L Agnew
s. Go.
Sehrs Joseph f Baker, Boston; Carrie Holmes,
Fall River; Daniel Brown, Fall River.
PASSED DOWN
Schrs Colin q Baker, Boston; Il II Barnes,
New Haven; Florence Dean, Providence; Gar
RE Hart. Providence; Jonnio Hcslyn Fall
River. ....
MEMORANDA.
Schr Wake, hence, ut New iork Oh.
Schr Maggie Chadwick. honco, al hoaton 9Th.
Schr w S Shepard sslel from Bath for
eo'tonw 4th. ..l ..i.. 49,.
Schr Marion Draper sailed from Bath for
Washington 81.
Schr Lizzie Raymond, Georgetown for Do
very at Portsmouth 9th.
Schr Jessie l. Leach, Georgetown 1T Stoning-
ton 4th. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-07

Loss OF TIE ROBERT PoRTNER.- as,
socated Press dispatch from Batavia III nc
island of Java, gives Information OF Inc .oS sS o.,
the schooner Robert Portner, OF 1his c''y' nno
Ieft Ragoon on the 9th of April Win carso
Of rio, for the British channel, anu was oon
nelled to run on Cocos island, IN the Say Of
Rangal to preyent her from SINKING. Inc
craw ,lsssrtet her, and land ed at BATAVIA yes
terdau No further particulars are given.
The Robert Portner, which was built at inc
ab;n yard 10 this city, and was launched 10 the
fall Of 1876, was owned j>lnty here and :, 10
Taunton, Mass, whence ncr captain, J.. v.
Strange, came. Her original cost was about
s25 OuO, which has been considerably added to
by tho cost of coppericg, &c The lull amount
Of Insurance Oh the vessel is uokoowD, owing
to the fact that each individual Interested H.
sured his own part. s. far as known, how
ever, it is as follow: Alexandra Marlne hali'
way, SO 600, 10 Alexandria Insurance Cos
il. S. Laadbeater, Griffith Atkinson, and a.
II. Smyth, $500 each; John Perry, SlsoVo'
end James Il c or Smoot. 81, OOO; all or inc
latter 10 tho Insurance Company OF Nortb
America. 10 addition to these gentlemen
Messrs. Joseph Brodegs Z. Wheat Il. H.
French, and Vim. Cogar oBnea interests
which were uninsured.
1t is understood that Mr.. Robert fortner,
after whom the vessel was named, who was
part owner, and who is now 10 Europa, mad
the papers necessary for change OF manage
mept whcn tho snsse! should have arrived In
the Channel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-07
,Chn EnStGu Roltiur t0IuHaH

BosroN Aug. 1.-The journal saya: A.
meeting of the stockholders aud credIlorA OF
the Boston BeItiog Company this AFTERNOON
proposition will he made TO the creditors
Which, if accepted, will euaI.l.: the CON pany to
pay its Indebtedness ia iuli, and to continue
business under its present charter, but Win
UcW lEanapGmont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-07

Ra- Liver rs KINa.--Thc Liver is the i'm
perial organ of the whole human system, as it
controls the life, health and happiness of man:
When it is disturbed in its proper action, all
kinds Of ailmonts are the natural result. The
digestion OF food, tho movements Of the heart
and blood, tho action Of tho brain and nervous
system, arc all Immediately connected with the
workingso of the Liver. 1t has been successful
ly proved that Green's August Flower is IN
equalled in curing sll persons 1iicted with Dys-
pepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the numer-
Gus symptoms that result from an unhealthy
condition of the Liver and Stomach. Sample
bottles to try 10 cents. Positively sold in I'll
towns on the Western Continent. Three doaos
will provo that it ia just what you want.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-07
HE1p;iu1 in New York.

YORK. Aug. T.--Ci2en Sci~ab ha9
New Dennis kearucy insitirg hiia to
tclcgrapheu = meetug in Brooklyn on Sat
address a rubIlv ''as received 90 reply. The
urday, but Us yot 4. N the steps Of the City
meeting is to be held ', purpose ct 1enounc
Hall, and is called tor tho tee OF which Mr.,
inc tbs Congressional connie. 'tting in Nc~
Hewitt IL chairman, at present y.
Vail
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-07
LOCAL MATTERS

WEATHER PRoBABILITIES-Augus 7. 1913.
For tho Middle Atlantic States clear or party
cloudy weather, northwesterly winds, stationary
temperaturo and rising barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-07

B| By UNIVERSAL ACCORD AYERS Ca
yuARTIc PILLS are the best Of sl purgativos for
family use. They are the product of long labo.
rious, and successful chemical investigation, aEd
their extensive uso by Physicians in their prac-
tice, aud by all civilized nations. proves them
the best and most e0ectual purgstiyo PHI that
medical science can devise. Bsing purely vege.
table no harm can arise from their use In in
trnsic value and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them, and evory person,
knowing their virtues, will employ them, when
NODDED. They keep the system in perfect order,
and maintain in healthy action the whole ma
chnery of life. Mild, searching and efectual
digestive apparatus arrangements Of which they
prevent and cure. if timely taken. They are the
best and safest physic to employ for children
and weakened constitutions, where mild, but
eGectual, csthsrtic is required. L. s. Leadboa-
ter u Bro, Agents.
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laySinoe tho publication of your reporter

drSinoe tho publication OF your reporter =
statement Of the 10th ult., have waited patti
emily for the proper data to convict tho reporter
of gross Misrepresentation 10 his report
Of July 18th he states MIR. Latham moved that
the delegates be- allowed TO select their own al.
ternates' The next morning the gentleman
who made the motion called his attention to II.
His reply was, On know it. The same day
my dcaial Of that and other gross misrepre
sentalons' was inserted in tho Gazette, when
this reporter writos: "The reporter OF the az:
zattc adhtres to the correctness Of his report.
This was alter his conversation With the gentle,
man who made the motion. Tic 'ddhcres
MIR. Latham was chairman Of the meetlng.--
The intention of the reporter IL quite apparent.
Every statement Of his since that has contained
similar misrepresentation. 10 hig last he has
the signatures Of two gentlemen, obtained I'M
properly. MIR. Washington refused Mt fret, but
persistent bulld1z!ng and repeated persuaslons
prevailed at last. Ho obtained MIR. SohoieId
name upon promise to "nlodDy' the state
ment. which, he failed to DO. Tic "Adhcrea
but don't modify" lie then waited on MIR.
Erwin and tried his persuasive powers on him,
but it was no 90. Mr. lG. percmptorlly deeIlned.
In an interview with MIR. Schofold this week nc
endorses ny card and declared that MIR. Ncvctt
deceived him." MIR. Cation writes az follows;
| "As the committee IN meeting did not take any
! action upon the merits of the l5t Ward clse.
| or consider anything but their power IN the
premises could not have possibly stated
! nlbnruiso IN anv ono." y I'm tho in
! teryicw at your house the only questions
remember (my italics) you propoundiog to me-
wcrc-lst Whether or not anything was said
OF done by the Committee to Justify tho local
note appended to the regular proccedngs?, |
answered No. This couers the a0hotc
| ground-H. III "a. Whether or not
the evidence before the Colnmlttco justl,,
| lied decision upon tho case answered
lat were no further testimony offered that upon
t. evidence before the committee l shou have
the "Worsbs to ordering another ward meet
benn l., q committee had power 50 to DO" In
ing, if tn Of Mr.. Cation I will refrain from
the absence. will state that my questions to
comment: Schofeld and Erwin were the
Messrs. Cation 7temsn. The efforts the re-
samo to each 60. Co.,, IN out Of the tolls by say
porter makes 10 n the Gazettos Original
report, nor is it ca!meSd, oypreasion Of opinion
make it appear, that the ,tee aeeling, but It rss
WIS given in the comm'Ioe anohsrs. IS ia verified
giyoil as TIM opinion Oh he ny cylinders" and
S6v tho above signatures. ~ a. ID ".dheres."
"ycri6sI' a 10 good words ; :" what become:
In connect. on with inc suoe spcspt Mr.. La,h
OF tho MANN ,esrly proven the lncortec.IGess
am Having he local reporter OF the ia
| cite. the controversy HUGH LATHAM
| Alexandria, Aug. 7. --------z,,, ,11
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-07

Tho receipts OF grain considerably increase"
t. day. and prices arc steady anu hrm. fiotf
continues quiet and easy, with very !isht s'och
on hand Wheat is active and firm. anal tho Oh
ferings 10 day amounted to 500 bushels' AA o1
which sotl Ut from 80 10 l02. as to quality Ccfh
is steady, and We note sales Of Western a' o.
yellow at 81, aud white IT IS. 4 iOW small lo's
of Rye brought 81 81 and IS. and Oats SOLD o.
:5As3. Country produce ~ urm al quotatlons.