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atraiiog tu evory mini), so educnted, that
8o far Ifom cillier beiug iti atiy degreo tlio
iinlurnl nntngoniot ofthcolhor, they nro
nll oirta ofone trreat nud natnntlly Imr
acourgo of fiwilno, Onr vnricd aoil nnd climnto
und ngriculluro douhle ihia eenurily, aa the iliscase
tind: fiiilurc ofnny nno ciop will nut, ns u necraM
ry constquenco, rediice nny clns of our pnpuln
lion lo 1111 iixnnsure to tlenth frum liunjcr. We
1 .t.aiun. r I, ,,.... iwliKii-v. iT i buo nlso. in 111I1 ninn lo fecdW2 oursulvcs, thnloar
llliillli'ii fixivin n iiuiiiuii iii..- i ; i .1 ir . T
.(!l t, nnn,,,.,,! t.t niv nart is ' ur I' " h nlmost, if nol nltogelhcr, aulFicicnt, if
"V ""----- r " ' 'V , ,,,! niilhrully nml prudently np.lie.l, cvcn new lo
a benefit to nll; niiil tlut nll itividioiis n nl 6f.yo fnimi rfm ,,,,,, nld l)rKn(llh ()fi;,I.
pnrtinl encnurngemuiit ln nny pari, nt tlie ropP, And tli.n it is in our puwcr,. b fuithful,
e.xpensa of any olhcr iart, will provc to 1)0 1 imuunl nnd physicnl upplication, soon lo mnke it
an iniufY to nll. Tlio cduculion irnposcd ; H. "P---;'n "'""S" from tho enns-
m iijurj iu i " I I mercw wor d, Wcscolh.it, dependent upon
will do ull tl.iitcan be donu K nnrl thc , 1m ,.,, markoU, our giiin,lHr ,!,;1y
Irue line betwren nnluril iiikI lionltiitul ( ,rjng Upon our counirv n high degrcn ofprosperi.
onrniir;inniniiil to cilbor illlercst, nnd nn , iv, lihd ennble ns, wlicn exiraordinarv ocniious
miilne nllcmnl to ndv.nicc nnv oue, nt tlio 'nliall cull for ils exernse, m prnenso
expcusc ofthe iiniiod sj-atem, meicly pro-
diioin" an utin itiarnl' nml nrliflcinl relation
and action, whrich caniiot fail lo vvorlc
diseasc nnd iujury.
Tlie Ialiorr of tliis sncioty, aml of kin
ilrcd nasocnlinns, Imvc dmie iiuicli to in
form tho tnind3 of our fnrnicrs in these
rollnternl brunclies of knowlcilgo usuful to ihcm,
nnd inur.h romaiiw to lindunti, Tho science of
uro.lucliott claims tlis lirst pluco, nnd is n wjdt
tiold, us yct so iniperl'octly cullivtited, as lo nllbrd
lilllo lime for collnlcral labora. 'I'o aecuro a
tnble and bonltliful iiwrlict, nnd to loarn bow lo
fKtnin nnd iinprovo it, nlso opens an cxtomivc
field for llic incol il labors nnd encrgies oflbo
funnor. Uelween tbmo abjucta tlie relation
is iiilimnlo nnd tho dcpcndcnrn niutual. Tlie
production makes tho innrkut, nnd tlie mar
kot lusluim llio produclion. Tho prospi-cl
ofa murkot stiinulnics to nclivity in tlio field ol
production, nnd llio fruils of tlmt aclmty urpe llio
ii.ind to inaliB lli prospuct ronl. Success in liotb
coniribatcs to the hcalih nnd vigor und properity
igricultiirc, nnd of tlint prosporliy commcrcu nnd
niauufacturea caiutnt fail laigely lo p.irtakc.
All aro willing topromoto tho cnuso of ngricul
ture in our St.ilo and counlry. Most aro rcndy
to lend nn aciivo co-opernlion, and nll nro cheerfiil
to seo nccoinpli'licd any valuablo iniprnvemcnMii
lhi grent brancli of prodiiclivo iniltutry. Tlie
dillicully liillierlo has bcnn iumlopling nny goneml
p'an to eflect tliu dciirablo objoct. llence, mo.M
mnally, when tliu publio inind hns been nwaken
ed to tho subjecl, urliilnry, nnd iu inany casc
viHionary xpcrimnls Imvc linon inlroduced, bas
cd upon no pliilosophical invesligalion ol'cnuc
nnd ufler.l, but np on somo nccidental Irial, by n
inijle individual, of koiub novel modo of cubiiie,
wliicb, under ihe circuinatancca allrnding the
i-xperiinent, hni inct villi succes?. Tliin singlr
expcriment, willioul nn inquiry intn, or n knoul
cdgonfthu canso which, in'tho given caae, bap
KL'cured the surcossful rosulli, h nt onco recom
m;ndcd ni nn infallitilo rule uf husbandry. The
publii-alion and disseininalion ofdelachcd expcri
menls of tliu chnraclcr, for n long poriod, consli
lutcd ihe inoet m.ilcrial additioti9to tho nlocli ol
tiicrary iufoiiiiaiion connccled witli ngncnlturn,
upplied to our fartncrsi whilc many of ihe exper
iinenU wcra so expensisc lliat llio moU perfccl
inernss would not ivairant ihe oullay. L'nsuo
cesful attemp: lo follow tho direclinni given foi
making iheae oxperinicnis, bronght whal camo lo
bc denoininatcd "boolt fjrming" into great ilisre
pute, wiih the indtistrioui, frugal and successful
fanners of ihe connliy nnd excitcd n jealousv of
and a pn-judico ngaimt th'n descriplion of inform
nlion upnn iigriculiural suhjecls, which it n cosi
yenrs of patient and unceusing efl'ort in any nien
uie lo allny, and which are not yct icnioved.
In llio iiicanliino geological icscarch,Jicrolo
foto principally confincd lo invcstigations into lln
mineral kingdom prnpcr, hni licen extcnded to ili
lcgitimale nHioe, and has biought wilhin ils c
nininalioiw the fornmtion of ihe various snil.-i, nmi
their minuto conslilucnt pirts. riieinitry hah
toinnieiu'ed wbero grology closcd, and b
n carnful analysn of ihese conslilupnts oftlie vnii
ous smU, of tlie principal ngriculturnl producti.
nnd oftlie u.uat inanuri'3, U lahoiing lo establikb
upon phi'osophical prindiple.4, tho Irue roljtion'
hctwcen tho soil and llio manuru to bc applii'd.
and hctwcen bolb nnd the nrop In bo planted and
tiroduced. It is scekins oui. wilb rnpid sucress.
the npproprialo I'ood oftlie variom vegelablcs
cultivnted hy tlie r.irincr, llio scilla ana iiianuicn
in which the I'ood for cacli is found, und llie wa
In liloh !v mii ucccssfully udniiuislei
ed. Sn "illi ihe foml ril .u...
nnJ ihe woat econoniical nianncr of feeding il.
Thmo iiivealigalioii! uio llm ro uiso oftbc form
eriystem ofnihitary expniinienh. There n r.
nlt was mndo tojuslify ihe arbitrnry inenns a
dopied lo produco it. Mero canscs arc usccrt.nn
nnd being ho ascert.iined, atc rehed upan to pro
duce thcir natur.il ellccl, which cflcct is the ie-
ult fouglit.
Tlio iinporlancn ntlhU gront subjcct U elTuc
tually nrousmg the allcnlion oflho litcrary nnd
fcientiAc innn of ihe counlry, nnd the surccss al
rendv expcrienced U drawing lo llieso rcscarcl)p
rninds qu.ilified for the lahor ind encrgies eqna1
to iu rapid advanremnnt. The progresa tnado i
bringin; loether tho uiiselllcd niind oflho coun
try, and pinducing theverygener.il impicsion
that the 1 1 1 n has arrived when tlie foundutiong ol
islntiinlic, praclical agricullural cducntion
hou'ld be laid, and llio luporsirucluie comriicnc-
D(l,
It 'u un'ivcrsally conccdod tlint agricullUro lia
hared but lighlly in tho Ibttcrlng cnre and goern
incnt p.ilronago which havo bcoii liberally exiend
ed to cominerce nnd nianufaclures, nor is it be
licvcd that additional public cxpenditurc is ncccs
iiary to cnahle the Slate to do all ihat can reason
nbl'y bo rpquircd ofit, lo nccoii.plialied this greai
object. Our cducilional m:iU arc ricli, nnd the
rollcgei, acadeniie and coiniiiun schools ofthp
Slale feharc liberally in the dUtriliulirinsfrom thcin,
while n Normal Schnol for the cducntion dfteach
ers, instituted at Ihe scat ofgovernmclit, is nlso
mainly nupportcd from Ihese fund4. These instilu
tion pi'escnt the nrg.uiization, tiiougb which, por
haps hetlcr ih.in llirouglianyiiiilcpondeiil channel,
lliis iiiMruclinii can hn unncr.sallj diciuinaled
nmong ihe agricullural populaliorl of llie Stale.
The nnnunl addilions tn Ihe schonl dislrictlihraric
inay bo inade vvith referenco In Ihis branch of
eilucation, nnd tbus placo wilhin thc rcach of all
the dUcoverius as lliey progresi, and the rules of
husbandry deduccd frmn ihcm, an llloy shall b
neliled and given to tho publio from Ihe pens of
the competeui piofesors cngagcd in ptirsuing tlie
retia che.
Tliu sociuly, and liknnniociations, may, throtigh
npproprialo cominiuioin, their corroponding sccre.
tarics, pulilic spiritod commercial mcn, nnd olfier
wiio, collcct and enihody in llicir transaclions,
fdcln nnd iiifoniialion icapecling tlie mnrkr.N,
forcigu and donicAlic; the prosorit and probablc
jupply of agricullural producls; ihe inode and
inauner ofprescnlin llio nrincin.it produclinns in
ihe Various markels in the moat nccpplablo form;
tlio atatc nnd nrospects ol trailo nt honie anil a
broad, and the r.hangca prctent and propeclivo in
tlio commercial pnlicy ofour own and olher coun.
irics, vvilh tho probablc infliienops upon llio ngri.
eullural market. The commercial and ngricul
tural prcss will doubtless come powcrfullv lo thc
aid oflhn associi;tions, in all dlurtH of Ihis cliarnc
ter. and liavinz llieso Kreat obiecls in view.
In ihU way ihe foundalion may he gradually
laid, and tno malcnal.s nolloctcil lor llio coimricn
ceinent of thoe ajriculiural sludie, which time
nnd npnlicalion, wilh llie conslant cvidence of
tlio'r uiilily in practico, would rijienimo a aystein,
(o ho rnraficd npiiu Ihe cnirso of rrgulnr Hliidies
pursneil in llio collpgea, nnidcmica and coimiion
ichooli, nnd mado n branch oflho iuiliea oflho
inale classes iu tho Normal Schonl, placcd under
thuBupcrinlcndcnco of an instruclor selccted for
thc purpnse, nnd nirililicd to picparo liis classes
for tcacliing tlie aluuica in tho cominon scliools of,
tho Slatc.
l nus a gcncraiion oi i,irmeis wonld poon como
forward, well eilucaled in the great and essentinl
principlcs of cgricullural production; in iho trua
rclalions cxNling hetween ngriculliirp, cnmineico
and mmulactures, nnd in llio nclaplnnnn nnd pro
pirntinn of llicir prnducta for Ihe agriculiurnl mnr.
Ijela, Such ratincrn. wnh Ihe cnn'inupd nid of
tho achnols m which thcy wero tauglit, would bo
eome tho bost ijiauunl laliur instruciors for their
tucccsnort.
Tho pisiage oftime reniinda mo that I am cx-
tcnding iIipso TRinarLs buyond thc proprieties of
mo occaamn Bnii uio naiiencn ol my auuicncc.
t tmgio rciicciiou snau ciosc lliem.
Ilouevcr confidenlly tho opiulon may bo en
tcrtiunt'd lh.it olhcr circumsinncca and relaiiona
micht present a pioapoct for tho nnriculturn ofour
Ktato and cnunlry moro gtahto. iudepcndcnt and
flallering, certain il U, thal Iha fnturo hore orened
h full ofchenring promise We aeo in it llio
jlrougoit potsiblo aocurity for our boloved coun
try, thfonjhnn inJeSnitJ pei'd, pinin tlts
n naiionai
hencvolcnce ns erntcful In Iho hearls ofthehu.
maiifiiia to tliu vvnnta of llio deslilute. And we
eo lh.it hy tho wider ilifTiKion und moro securc
ostublnhmt'nt ofn tuccessful nencitlture aniong
our ciliens. ns n Dormnnunt cninloviiiciit, wo are
lavinL' broailei und deencr the foundalion ofour
freo iiuliiulions. the piido nnd lory ofour coun
trv, nnd nii.cd by ils frecmeii ns llicir richesl
iflhly blessingt Ihe hiRtory ofnll civil govcrn
inent. confirnied bv iho cxiicricnco of llns tepuh
... . ' : .i . n
ic. unns iin (leinoiislrnnvo nrool lliai a wcu
cduciiled, indu9tilnus, and indppciident j oonianiy
nro Ihe safest rcpository of freci'om and fice in
slilulions.
rrnm llio llonton Ually Tluifs.
JIIGIIL Y IMP OR TJ1N T
FROM THE ARMY.
ATTEMI'T'rO ASSASSINATKOK.V.SCOTT
FiAt-
Jhiolher Grcut BaltkTirriblc
Amcricim loss 1 ,700 Mixlcan luss 2,
riOO Gcn. llrtieo f;illcd, und Sanla
Jlnnu Wonndril rilirnnail o thc 3lex
ican armi ln Giiudaluiipc.
THE THJIITOK IULEY AJW 111 S
LEOION HUNfl IN J'KESKNCK Ol' HOTH
Alt.MIFS.
IMPOIITANT AND INTKItKSTING
DETAILS.
I-'IRST DESl'ATCII.
NEW VORK SUN OFFICIi, )
Satuiidav Niuitr. Oct. 212 o'cloclc. f
Thc Mcaincr Janics L. Day lins nrriv
eil at Now Orleans with latcr news from
ihe seat of war.
Tlie mail tvay bill is endoised hy tlie
I'ostiiinster nt New Oilenns, statinp there
is no peace, und the urmisiicc hns been
coiicluiled.
The Cihj af Mciico has been cnpturctl
bij our Jlrmy.
The Ainei icin Troops cntcrc.d tlie Cup
ital on llie lCtli of Scpteinber.
Gtn. Santa Anna was Wimndal, and
with liis anny had rotired to Gnadiiloiipe.
An attompl had bccn inade to nssassi tate
Gcn. fc'cott, whieli lortuintely failrd.
SECONU DHSl'ATClI.TIir: DHTAILS
.y-w Yurk Sim Offlce,
Sumlay Moniing, Oct. 311 o ciuck,
we navc iceeivud 1 elegritphio IJes
patches, from Pelersbuto;, Va., daled
Oct 2, 1347, coiitaining thc nnncxed de
utils. The Slcaincr Janics I.. Day nrrivt'd ut
.Vew Orleans, Supt. 2Gth, fioin Vcra
Cruz, with Inie and iniportnnt inlulligeiice
from tlio Cnpitiil of Mcxico.
The armislice lining been tcrmiuatcd,
the cily of Me.xico was laken on the IGlh
nf Scpteinber, aficr scvere and desperalo
fiobling on boili sidca,
Gcn. Scctl's loss is sct down a sivcnleai
hundrcdnu the .Mexiean loss at twcnty-
fivc hitndvcd.
I ii tliis Im'.llc, (jtnral lirnvo was lolled,
and Sanla Anna was woninled. He liad
retired with liis forccs to Giinilalotipc.
Thc intelliencc coines to lianJ in the
N. 0. Picajune of thc 2Gth nlt., and
wns leceivod by ihe poncy exiircss, at our
nlTicc (New Yorl; Sun) in wlncli wo find
ihe following par'.iculars.
The "Arco Irin" liad reccivcd lcltcrs
from ftlexico, under date of Seplenibcr Oth
tatiug that on the 7th nll. llm Mexicnn
Coininis?ioncrB had declnied that the
prnpositiiins mnde by Mr Tiist were inad
missibli!. In conscqucncc of lliis facl, Gcneral
Santa Auna immediaicly convobcd acoun
cil of Generala, who deeidcd that notirn
shotild be given to Geneial Scotl that thc
Arimsticc wns nt an cml, anil oppuinteu
thc 'Jih ult. for llie rccommcnceinenl ot
liostilitip.-.
Ou llio Glli of Seplcnilicr Grn. Seoll ad
dressed n leltcr lo'Sanla Anna from Tacn-
baya, accnsiii; bim of liiivinj; uolatcdsev
cral articlos oflhe armistice.
Onc of these violalions was in not prr
mitling llie American Army to obtain sup
pplics from tlie city ol Mexieo.
Gciu-rnl Scolt demanc'ed explanalion,
ar.d full reparalion, und coticludcd ns fol-
lows:
"If tbesc arc not given, I horcby notify
yoii, that il I do not reccive the most com
pletc satisfaclion, on ull ibese points, bo
fore 12 o'clock to-morrow 1 slinll consider
ihe armistice nn lermiutitcd Irimi lliis
h.iur."
I'o tliis leltor Santa Auna rcilicd at con
siilcrable lenglh, nnd with great severily.
1 1 u ncciiacd Gcn . Scotl with liuving vi
olatcil llie terins of tlio armstico iu tefiis
iug lo allow llotTr from the mills in tlie vi
cinity to bc broiight into thc city.
He says that the American wngnns ucrc
cncrgy, which my iiigb obligations impose
upon mo."
Un thc 7th tilitmo ueu. Hcrrcra, ns
commnndnnt oftlie uiiy of IWexico, ad
dreBseil the Clnrgy, cxliorting lliem to cx
ou all their iiifliienco lo iucilc the peoptc
to nrm thernselves, and preparo to rcist
llie American Anny.
Ou tho Slli ultimo, Ui'ii. Scntt nttnckeil
the 'Mill del Itex'or Ktng'n Mill, iu tbe
iiiiitiudinlc vicinily ol Cliapiillrpec, and ac
cordiua lo the "Duirodrl Gobimw" and
thc. "liuhtin," puhlibhed nt Atlisco, our
(Americuii) urniy wns rcpulsrd, nfier n
short conflict, iu w liicli we (Aiiiericiinn)
Insl nbotii 400 liilled, nnd fromGOO to 700
wounded.
Our (American) lorces ibon fcll back
upon Tucubaytt.
Tbo accouiit of tliis afl'nir given by tlie
'Boletin' rcprescnlB tliis batilo lo hnve
beon u most bloody ouu, and most sevcrc
ly conlesled.
Tbis, liowcvcr, ia a jMcxioan nccount
oflhe affaif.and it concltides ns lollows:
"At eleveu o'clock, the cnemy com
mencod a reirogade movenient, and by
two o'clock, P. M. he withdrcw all liis fnr-
ces to Tacubaya, aud abuudoncd tlie Iwo
ioiuts ho had ozcupied, blowing up llie
liouso of Maiualtbo,' Tclegruphic spel
ling. "Sotne say it was set on fire by a bomb
from Chaptillopec. It is belieted that
Gens. Twiggs nud Pierco direcled ihe ut
taclt, aud that lliey put in inoiioii about
8000 nien.'
'Il is certain that tho firo was moro in
tcnsc nud bri.sk, ihan nt Cherobiisco. It
is iinposiiiblc to ascertaiu the loss on cilli
er side corruclly.'
'Our (Mexicmi) loss does not amouiil
to 100 killed, and 250 wuiindod. There
arc but few misMii", nearly ull not liilled
or wounded retired lo Cliapullepec.'
'The enemy. (uccordiug lo the confcs
siou of an Irishinnu who cniiio over lo us
in tho evening) curried o(T4l)0 dead, nud
000 ot-700 wounded.' (?)
'Wo lamcnt the loss of Gen. Lcon,
wounded (sincc dead.) Col. Oalleras. of
ihe vallianl Colonels Huerl.i, Galenln.nnd
oflhe dotermined Cnpt. Muttens, nf'Puc
bla.' A Mcxicau letlcr aiiuotiucos that llie
Aincrican deserler, Iilnj, nud his "Le
ginn of Si. I'alriclt," bovenly in numlinr,
were ordcred by the Ainericnn Conrt
Martinl to be hung, that tho son
tence wns approvcd by Gcn. Scolt, and on
the Slh of Sept. the ulude Legion trcre
lumg in priscncc of Ihe American .'irmj
as nlso in priscncc of the aumy! !
The "('; i'o dil Gubicrhw" says Ihat
at linlf past four o'ulocli, tliis moruiug.tlie
Ainrricuus altackcd thc posilion of Mill
del lle.v, closc to the forlresj of Clintapul-tipec.
' 1 lns numerous and brave coltimn was
howevcr repuled by our vnliant soldicrs
ho. tliis day, nave bnlliant uroofs of
llicir patrintism and bravery.'
'More ihan a thoiifniid oftlie cnemy re
mainci! on Ihe field of battle; and on our
(Mexiean) side.thc loss has been lcss than
that number.
'We have lo lamenl tlie dcnlh ofi&
.. in in..n . rt I C n I I .1 r n C I . l n '"J
MlllUlllfl vlw L.n.t. t.lUOlllOI
olhcr distingiiisheil clnefs
' 1 ho traitor Santa Anna,'
person, ihe coluinn wlnch Itirjf1
inericans to relreal.taking witl
out (liiulil, the convictiou, from jki
wiih ils rivers of blood, thal lliey c
pcuctrntc thc city, nud tlint nt nll eveuts,
Uiey will thcro find their sepulchcr!'
FOURTM DESPATII.
There were Inrge numbers of American
troops ut Vcra Cruz, aud the city wns fill
ed wiih supplies.
The Sm of Anahuic Mates tlint Major
Lally's triiiu lind left Jalnpn.
He had suslained vcry little loss iu hi
enganctnents with the enemy:
Licut. Tniggs wna ihe only ofTicer he
had killcd. i
There is tiotliing relaMvo to Besuncon
or ileudersoti being with Major L'llly.
Anotlier letter btaies liint Gen. W'orlh
was dnngerotisly woutidod.
Thc ftlexican lo3s, iu killed and woun
ded, wns 2500.
Up to the H)ih ult, it is nlso stated that
our troops held onc lialf, of iho ciiy of
Mexieo, and thc Mexiean' llie olher half.
The bntih) wns siill going on.
A full synopsia of the propositions of Mr
Trist is rcccived.
Il appearB that thcro wai no disposition
on the pnrt oftlie Mexicr.ns to treai.
Thc propositions nro siinilnr lo those
hcreio publii-hed.
Tliis is ull thc inlelligciicc that there is
up to tho present time, in New Yoik.
.Many Amencnin were iimnngat ihcm, and many
leading nilizens of New York and thcy havo n
iiiougat lliem much ot that liiih lnlcnt Irish gen
ious und nhilily, thnt has elevuted llio Itih clwir
ucter in Aincrica which tho sturdy nrms, the
hrnwny houldcrs, tho tnod dri'SKeaof tlii mechaii
ic in ihe olhci (ocictica, slmwcd that lliey had
cnjoycd the fruils of their labr under tho Imppy
folds of tlie nalinn'B banitcr. Tho proccsaion
niarchpd tluough llroadway ihcncfl to tho Ilallery
nnd CnHilc-gimlen.
INever wns so granu, so iniposing n sigm pio-
senled. Tho plalform in the rear was crowd
ed with llio C'alholic clergy, and many
clergvniim of olher persuusions, nmnrigkt
whoui weio the Ucv. Slr. .Mullit nnd scvornl olher
disspnling clergymcii. Thefplalforin in frnnt.from
whp.nco iho oralion waB delivcrcd by Governor
Stownid, wna eiclusivcly occupied by iho Grnnd
.Mnrsliiill, riiomas U'lonnor; iusnop nngues,
llon. Jnhn McKcniii riarthol. O'Connor, and sov.
ernl olhcr rlislinguished, genuino and popular
Iri.-hincii. Every avenue, nunk and corncr, pro
Hcnlcd n pcrfect j.un; nuu tlio hannors of tho dif
ferent socielies wure rnngcd tastcfnlly around llio
imineiiFc edificc, while n awuet h.ind perforincd
iippruprialo nirs, and playcd llio dead inarch in
iuul. Aflcr tho delivciy of tho oralion, which
waa a mnslerly nnd tourlung picturo of tho wrongs
of Ireland, nll spparated in iho most orderly inan
ner. Snch a sccr.e can never bo forgollcn iu New
Yoik, I'eaco lo llio nshes of O'Colinel.
SPIRIT OF T 11 E AGK,
TJIUItSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1817.
ii. 31. UrtOWN, Lditor.
V. II. PALHIER,
II OUK AOHNTTORECEIVBAICDrOKWAnOIIUDICnlrTIONII
AND ADVRRT1ME.MUNTS TO THE AOE,lT lll OITI
CCl IN T1IK JOLLOWINO CITIE9
I10STO.V 20 8tftle Slreel.
NEW YUHK Tribunc Duildmcsopposlte Clly Ilall.
WOO!). WOOD!
Will somo ofour subscribers, uhowish
to pny for thc Age in Wood, bring us
some, us the inornings nre gctn'ng ralher
cold for typo setting uithout a fire.
Our ronders will perceive, without nny
intimation from us lh.it wo have played llie
"Old Soldier" preity extensively thia
week, but we have othcr matter that scem
ed to claim ihe columns as more inter
esting I Ii a ii any l hi n g a could write.
thc editorial departmcnt oflho Agc is not
ofien defioinnt in quantily, anJ nfier lay
iug on our onrs tonltend to olhcr business
onc week wo shall again bc at our post,
pen in hnnd.
We would call pnrlicular nllention to
ihe nddress ofGov. Wright, were il neces
sury to do so, cverybody will road it of
coursc, us thc last production of tliis cmi
neully great slatcftnan. The views il con
tuius aro not llie premnturc deductions ol
nn immalure mind, but the sound, pliilo
sophical rcasoningpte.Nperience and uncr-
ruiL' im!"inent..'.niOg"it and rcmembet
that il is
butfev
t(of a in a n who had
ispatllisefro Stale Conven-
By ine euitor oi tnc uai-
liaving beeu one of uncoin-
TIib proceedings wete
t,WZ(Jjbv nn oven nnd tjuiet spiril
isiruuoti
indicu
The nominn-
Governor, niusi
n to llio democ
well ns his own
From tl.e New York Kuropcaa New.
O'Connoirs Obscmues.
Tliis solenm and impri'ssiijSfcercinony look
placo on Wednesday , aud Us enect" was ut unce
iniposing nnd dceply ull'ucling. We nvcr wit
nesai'd nny pulilic occiniun m Ihis cily, on wliicli
tlio pulilic cpitil ofour Insh iiduplcd eitizens sceins
to havo bccn moro t horo u " lil y nrmned, nol one
upon which their xymp.ithy und ihat ofour nativo
cilizuns seemeu lo u.ivc been moro sincrruiy cx
lcnded. Tho procesamn in which appearud somo
twenly thouj.ind pcrsniis, lold llie lale of Ireland's
wops wilb a inute cloquence which no painler
conld reprcscnt nn pcn portray. O'Coniiell
the Iiberator of Ireland the rynosuro of huinaii
libity ull ovcr tho wotld hii iiicinoiy, could not
butreceivun propcr Iribule of respcct from thc
soiis of rcpubliran frcedoin in Aitiet icn. Thcy
did it, nnd thcy did it well. The daily jnurnals
Iiavo tcemed Wiih lull and graplnc nolices aud ip
porla of these procpeclings; and nno ineidcnt lliat !
has hceii onnlleil m lliu reporls, is Iho luci lliat on
Iho approacli oflhe funcial rar lo llie vicinily of
Trinity Church, suveral lri-.li women ket up ihat
r.i.turftt nrv an fiiliiilinr l. il... oq.j tC tli .tan lulin liu-
drivcn out ol tlio city on nccount ol tlie ou- ong tn O'Commll's naiive country. This of iiself
jectionalllo COtlduct of tlio ofiicei'S aecoiil- louchcd a churd in the liearl nf Iho liih who heaid
nanvillt! lliem. it, nnd ihe sorrowinglear llowcd down many a
, " i i r, a siinhiirnt chcck. The liih socielies mustercd in
Santn Anna nlso charges Uen. hcott m Mrcngth-many ofihem from out s'bler cilies
with liaving sacKCll llie i'lCMCnil towns in who wcro nnxious to parlicipato in ihe soleuini-
Ihe vicinity oflho Capitnl, nnd robbcd St
desccralcd thn clittrclies stealing $ dcs
tioying arliclun licld sncred by every
Mnxiciu.
Sanla Anna coiicludeH his letlcr as fol
lows: "I flallcr myarll that your Kxcellcncy
will bc convincrd on reflection, of the
weightofiny reasons, if, by inisfurlunc,
yon sliould scek only n pretext to deprive
thc first cily of tho American Continciit of
an opporiuuity to Ireo Ine unarmeii pop
ulation of tlio horrors of war, ihero will bo
Jeit to mo no othor mcaiis of sa!vation(but
to tepel force by force, uith n docnioii'i.
ties. 1 lin l.nlinrera eociuly liad nsscmbleU no
less than Iwn ihousam! nnd lliirly niemhui'. The
Yonng Friends of Ireland Socicty Tho Irtsh rc
peal Socicty II iberniati Itenevofent Sociely and
iho various olher socielies nppcarcd on llio occn
ainn in full streuglh. Thn Ciiinnion Council.May
or nnd the corporalions of Jorsey and Krouklyn
Ir.gether wilb sevcral ofour most popular nnd
distinguished cilizens all nppcarcd nn Ihis melaii
choly occasion. In iheenrly patt oflho day. tho
various socielies got inlo line in tho vicinily of
Union I'ark, and furined iu proocssion. Tliochief
mourners on tho occ.ition wcro tho repcal ns.iocia
tion thc li'gilinnlo Hrpealera, of New York.
Thoy immediaicly followed Ihe hpaiae, nnd wern
aaslgned their proper posilion iho post of honnr.
We havo seidom aeen n moro rept-ctable turn
oot of any body of eitizens wbo are wcddcd
frain prmciple, from linjerit) to 9 pojcjhr cn"
he'a-S
rncy of olhcr
aud wc Inift thal he is destiued to lead a
successlul rcvolution iu the pnlitics ol
Mnssnchu'ictts. The democrucy therr
hiuo cvrry eiicoiiragcmcnl to work, and
if they use iheir unitcd efforts they may
well cxpcct to triumph.
Among ihe tesolulions passed by the
convention wo find thc following a sc
vere aud jusl rebukc to the unparallcled
meaiiuess of tlio last Lcgislnturc:
Jiesolved, That the condnct oftlie Ipgislature of
Massachuselts in regard 10 tbe. war with Muxico,
uud to tlio cquipmuiil of tliu ri'giment of Mai.s,i
chusetts volunleers, is u di'np digrace ninl I'oul
blot upnn llie chaiaclcroflhuold llay Plalc.wliich
nolhtng les than the dccp wulcra ofn polilicat
revoluiinu r.an wash out.
Kcaolvel, Thal in suirering her rpgiment--inis-ed
under her aullionty and ollicercd by her exec
ulivo to gu foilh, so far as dcpendpd on llio will
of her legUlaturo, nakcd und uuprovidcd,lhe Com
monwfallh nf Massai'husetls, throush the inisman
ngeinent of her rulcrs, hns been guihy oflhe woist
criine lliat can bc coiniiiitlud by a tuveicign Sluic
ngainst her ciiizcns, or by a meinber of tliu
Uuion ngainst the ccntrul govemment; inso
much that the treasonable projects oflho Ilailford
Convention, and tho imquiious refus.il oflho fed
cral Governor Slrong to furuish ihe troops fnr the
cominon defence in 1 eJ 1 2, have lns' their formcr
had cminciico nfpoliiic.il wiekedness, aud have
liecomc bnl aecundary ollcnccs in thc long chaptcr
of whig criminality.
Jicsulvcd, That thc whigparly in .M.usachuaells
which begsn ils career hy founding our slale
govi'runienl upon pruperly instcad of uianliood
hy disfrunchisiiig lh poor und dcelaring iioni! eli
gihlu tu nllico but thn iich whiih, al tlio outset,
eslablislicd lecil distinclions nnd prefeicnr.es in
religiun, and fetlcred llie conscteiii'o of men
wlnch to llie last und lougcst, resislcd llic piogrcss
of reform, tlie abolition ul'property qualilications
and icligious lcsis which denya llie soverpignily
of tliu people. and dreada llie popular voico nnd
sulfr.igo which delighls to liirni.-li aid nud nrms
to a Ithodo Island l.indc'd utigarchy 111 ils condict
wi'.h 11 disfraiicluscd penpic n parly 1 1 1:1 subjects
thc pcoplo, as llio proper vi.rtuns oflhe few.lo op
pressivo burdcns and uneriualled taxnlion vyhich
wales iheir sulislance hy exUavagant uxpendi
turcs nnd enoruiuus saleries and useless olliccs
iusulln lliem by p.irlial und privale lcgul.ilinn of
lers 110 prolecliou lo llio purily oflhe b.tllot box
claims MKiinlroiis nnd iinronsiilulinnal mweis for
llie fcderal goveruinent, jet vvheu Ihat gnveinmi.'iit
ndministcrpd hy deinncrais, would exercise ils un
queslioualilc and rialilful nuthurily.refuscs to obey
und pr.icticca rebellion, und which in all its mcas
ures und cnnduct, der.inres and tcachea that thc
penplo nt large aro crcntcd for tho spccial aer
vice, convenience, profit and ndvanlago of tho
few 11 parly lliat h.is in ils enliro career, been
marked by inal-udininistrnlion nnd signnlized by
every nbusc that p.ilitica! ingcnuily, sharpened
hy iiialicc or self imeresl, could invent dcaerves
to bo east down by tho people, and forover ban
ished from ihohigh placcs uf potvcr which it has
so long occupied.
l'aul Joncs, i
Ileadly, in liis sftelch of Paul Jones, ic
lntes the following nneodoie:
Tho daring rover was hovermg on the
ooast of Scoiland, and just thcn llireutcn
ing Kirknldy.
Tlio inhabilniits, ns they oaw her benr-
ing stpndily up lownrds llie placo, were
filfetj with terror, and run liither nnd thiih
er in nffright; but tho good minisler, Itev.
Mr Shirra, nssouibleil liis fiock on thc
bcach lo pray tho Lord to doliver lliem
from their eni'inies. IIo was nn eccun
n ic man 0110 of thc tpiainiest of tlie
quaint Scotch diviues, so that his prnyers,
evcn in those daya, were oftcn quolud for
their odity, and even roiighness.
Wheihcr the followinr prayer is lilernl
ly Irue or not, it is difiicult In tcll but
thcro is little douht tlint ihe invooniion of
thc cxcited occcutric old innn was Biilli
cieutlyodd. It is said that, hnving gnih
crcd his congrcgation nn tho bonch in full
sight oflhe vcssol, which under n press of
canvnss, waa making a long tnck thnl
brought her close to tho town, he knclt
down on tho s.md, and llius hcgntv.
'Now, dcnr Lotd, liinna yo tliink it n
shamc for yo to senil this vile piratc to rob
our folk o' Kirkaldy, for yo ken they're
puir enow nlrcady, and liae nacliing to
spnre? Tho wny ihe wind blnws he'll be
licrc in a jiffy, aud wlia kens uhat ho may
do? Ho'a nno loo good for any thing.
iMickle's tho miscliics lliat he has done
nlrcady. Ile'll buru iheir houses, lnk
their very clues, and liil ihcm tothesnrk.
And wnc's ine! wlia keus but tho bluidy
villuin inight tnk their livcs. Tho puir
wcetnen are most frightened out o' their
tvits, and the hairns skiiking nfier theiu, I
caiinn tliink ofit! I hac bccn long a f.iilh
ful scrvant lo ye, Lord, but gin ye diiuin
1 11 111 thc wind nbout, and blaw tho scoiiu
(Ircl out o' our galu I'd nnc siir an inch,
dut will just sit there till tho de'il comcs.
Sae lak yer will o't."
The Ihttlle. of Churubuseo. Some lancers
were secn beforo us our dragoons wero aeril in
pursuit ol them. They killed several nnd look
iwo or thrco prisoncrs. As tho dragoons pusned
us at half speed iu pursuil , wo wete amused lo
seo n ra'hcr preliy Ainericaii cainp womnn oflhe
regimenl neatly habiled und mnulilod on a finn lit
tle horsc, charging wiih lliem in puisuit ofthe
enemy. Army tctter.
The liiil EiiUlp.
Oncc more hns onr gull.int nrmy vindi
caled itsclf in a mannrr which declares
ihnt whcre "righl and miglit" are, is vic
tory. It gives us a peculiar thrill of pleas
uro to bc ublo to nolice ninoiig tho heroic
actions of tlint v cll fonghl field, thnl the for
mcr pnirioiism of Vermont has not been
without good reprcsenlaiivcs. Among llie
good and the bntve, were the gallanl
"Green Monnlaiii Boys," who, evor iiiiiul
ful oflhe honor of their nativo slnle, have
uobly ncquitcd thernselves. Vermont has
every renson to feel proud of tho arcoin
plished and brave coinmunder of llie New
England regiment; n man, whelher fight
ing 011 llic pnrched plains of Me.xico, or
liviug a retired citizcn among thc green
hilts of his nativo siuie, to he loved aud
respected fir his many nmiable qnalitics
As for tho olher oflloers from this stale,
we have every conftdencc in iheir nhilily
and disposition to do every thing which
shall bc to thc crcdit aud honnr of thcir
nativo aoil. Allhnugh we have but a small
hnnd 111 the service of tho counlry, we
irust thcy will mnke up in magnaniinit
and pitrinlistii, u liut thcy lack iu numbers.
Among the killed nnd wounded, who
fell in that sangumary conflict, was lo be
found eitizens of almnst every state in llie
(JjoiiyCSi 1I10 blood oflhe north and ihe
.oiith, tho east and the west was spilt nud
mingled togelher on that field. And we
now repeat whal has ofien been asserted
tlnt had every Americuti at hoino, sui
lained his counlry as well as the heroic
nien abronil, this unhappj wnr would have
long ere this beeu brought to au hoiiorable
close. But the niemnry oflhe gnllant men
who have shed iheir blood iu llic causc of
their counlry, will bc ciigravcn in lctiers
of gratcful rciiiembrauce iiiou thc liearl
of overy American ciiizpii.
S O !, D I E It S ' GRAVI'.S.
BY W. E. CIIANMI.NO.
I'or frcllcd ronf, God's brave bright sky,
riaiiiing wiih light, bends ovcr Ihcm.
In pliicu o( vp.rso n pnople's hberly,
(Jrnypd in deep hciiits, their requinm;
Thn fiinges, liltle llowcrs, thc alnning grasa;
Will nny for luch buri.il, Kny--Alaa!
Col, Fnimwil.
We regrct lo learn that Col. I'.'cniont, whnse
depurlure for Aiken wo noticcd n few duys since,
iliil nol rench lliat place lo iee his mollipr ulive
She dicd Ii ut 11 few hoiirs befuio his urrivnl. ,lle
nconiupanied her reinains ihe ncxt day to ihis ti'.y,
nnd nfier wilnessing tlie lat aad rilcs, left heie
iho evening fullowing ( Wednpsday) nn his relurii
lo Wn.shinglnn. In liis ndliclinn, icnilered duublv
poigivint by his decp di'appnintmrnt i" nnt r
oeiviug hei p.irling look of recnjnilion nfier his
long and evcntful nhsence, he has the tjympalhy
ofour cntire ommuntly.
Tho marked nnd brilliant career of Col. Kie
innnt has nrresled genernl nllention nnd ndmira
tiou, nnd has bccn watchcd wiih a locly inleresl
liy his fellow-cilizens uffoulh Carolin.i. Charles
ton, pirlicularly, ia proud nfhiiii, and the repuln
tion which he has nt so ently nd nge nchieved fnr
hiiuself, she claims ns sninelhing in which ahe loo
has n share. Uut for the nielancbolly circum
slances allcnding his visit, our cily would havo
nianifesieil by suilahle demonalralinns iheir res
nvct for liiin, nne their conlinued cniifidenro in his
j iionnr cnd intpgrity. It will require somclhing
IIMJIC 111. III llH.lv. i.gu3iii ij .lUIIJf IIICIII III IUU
iniiids oflhe people of Charleston.
Sihiih iiinnlhs sinee a Swnrd was roted to hitn
by onr ciiizcns, thn indiviflu.il subscriptions lo
which wt're limitpd io one dollnr. It now nwails
his ncccpianco at a suitnble opportuniiy. We
nro happy to learn that ihe ladies of Charleston
propose, hy a siinilnr sulurriptinn, to furnish nn
nppropri.ne Belt to accompany thc Sworil, ns an
evidence thal thoy too c.in apprecialo tho gallanlry
aud lieroisui which have so signally innrkcd his
career, and havo thinwn nn nii of romancooer
tho usually dry delnil of icientific purauits.
Charleston). C.)Mercury.
A Mr. Cvopcr wns Inlely mnrried to
Miss Staves, in Philadelphin. A gener
nl ion of Kegs is expeelcd.J
ltcmcmbgr thc
ovening
cnuctis ncxt Saltirdav
NfltifC.
Tho Dcmccrats of Woodstock, arc requcstcd
to mect at I'ulmcr Whiineys Holel on Sulunlay,
tho fllh day of Oclober, next, nt six o'clock 1.
Al. fnr tbe nurnnse of chnsinir Hcltr'itp to nllend
1 1 n o
tho stale Convention at .Montpelier on tho 19th of
October.
TIIOMA8 RUSSELL,
Totrn ComnUttt
Wo have not for some time eoen
.....i . .1 .. 1 . . . 1 .1.
" - j -
tlifferent auihors, ns when wo road
r 11 . 1 .. . .
some oftlie feuoral scribhlings in
country. inere is every reesnn lo
1: i.. it ir . .
trr'ltn ivnntl fl pl li ii. tl 1. n r tA -
11 , iiw ii.'uiu 1111111111LI1 i.u iu uiiuiiiir m
- O "
wl.in 'I'l.r. I..l.. .1 1
il.- I . t
ine oaso treason 01 our own presses is
ken up and muke capital of hy tho M
can Genernls:
Cnminnntltml Clpntriil . Tninirtnr .riJl
"- .M.,.b.U( W .C
nor iiuiitrn oiuics, aua 111 cnu ol ' tht
eu:
I..I I! 1 1 . r.i . 1
ihe war that you carrv on ag.iinst Mexieo i
...i .,:. 1 ,,i i..i...', .1.... 1..
l:.,;i. ...,.! nnlinn. .lnl..r I.... .1 .
U..I..1.V.. ..u..u.t .k.iib. i, inc UU JIUl HCU I
the delenders ofthe riahls of an iniured coi
but inere tlie loola of a man wiiiinut fnrr
without cnlp.ulnlion; who, lo ohlain un unfoil
...Ul.ril.. 1,.. e. I I ..
J u. ...nu pciiuupii ii i.uilllir
- ,.U I- .... J....I . : -n 1
American will cnnsider this war ono of tho
nttrnrinil4 nilllirO nnt In. n tn M..wifln
uenes iiiu suvern lepuuncan principica lliai
nr..r.. .... ... .1.,. .
of Washington and franklin to robbcri nnd
sini.
Sons nf Ainericn! I.et tho world see yo
i)f.ii'r iii'iii iiiiiii in mK iin.4f.riiL) H nnri nfiinu
.. ' ... I-' c '
er ic c. or cc a nan uesi uuio o v riuo o
.i... 4i i .: i .1 .
.1 ..f l.l . .1 i..-
.1.. r.l. M..: ...l...
iiiuus anu torgiving.will forgcl tho lnjuries vo
commilleu. Ilere vou will hntl lanu lo cu
nnd hnnesl occupalion wherebv to gain the
saries ol llie, without great i.uil'uii. 1 ou
llio sympathies ofn cenerous peoplo, and th
nui I lil v nl cnnscience olherwikO nnt to he nt
uecause ine man wuo auacKs nuu uesiro
t I I 1 .. I I. 1. .
nalioiiK ns it does individunls, cannot oblnin
nliandun ihe causc of crimo I wait youi
ance, nnd will tcceive you ns bmihers.
I ULA DK 1 AMAUMl'AS, rtug. i, ID
Tiiitv Vni.L- niiiiii II ii l'l Inln i
i .1 . .. i' . l. ,- r n
n i. . . c .1. . it.
iiinler dnle of Sept. 15, M7, says:
"Tho ground aelecled fnr tho fair ia
.1.. i.:..t ..r i r .t. .. .n..
tains in the cnclosuro nbout ihtrty ncrcs.
t i.i.. .i. .. i i
IIUIIIIIICUI U.tlllUI.MIU IIIU III IILIUS Ul lllllll
and the ouler part oi the grounds wcro p.i
i 1' '
il. i . ..i .; ... r i i
1 iu uxuuuMi oi nurscs uuu cuiuu wns v
ncver pcrhapa excelled in this eounliv, i
inucn crcnu 10 ine puunc spirueu gennem
imiuu llicin. i wniiiii'b ii.ii ii.uhiii.c niiii
.. i .. im .1. . i. .1
ii.isiv iiHtpr. iiimi iiih luiitrn iii.i kh mei
iiin il lilllo iv m.irii iv i ivi:rt: iiid
fompetilois.
n Iho but dmff c.i ed Ihe "I.r.uies Ila
. . :l i.i .lt--.. f.L ll
I'.i ir liunds. which did crcdit tu their sKill
.lnafrt 'rlinrn ivnm lint fmv flnlli nf n
uhat is usu.tlly seen ut Iho 1 nr ol llie
Instituto. In "I lora Ilall, " lliere was a
.u. ... f-j - b
uudcrstaiid by Ihe ladics oflhe wlluge. 'I
.ilirucieu ns iiiuru aiieunon na uny in
ti.tr ln nml firmthrl !l Itnv llil'rn WL.ff fi
ciicumbeia, which had thc exact stppea
four gri'cn anakes; which excited llie woi
pecul.ilinus oflho visilors, ns to Iho n
wlncli lliey wero prcuuceil.
...i i i . .i.
j no jiiiiuiis, nuiiu.ia iiiiu uiuuiiui.
i i: us. uisii ivcu i u Bti i ui u "u u t
Nciitms. Theie wero u fuw carriages nn
ivhtcli were vcrv liniirlsoinely nnislieil;
Speaking of tin ware reminds tne ofn
peillar, with a larca waenn hiieu witli
kellles of every descriplion, wlnch he w
;if .ini.finn in llno clili nml uitli mmk 11
:U a shoit dislnnco finui lum was llie
"razor slrop innn," holding fnrth m n lo
i-nn-jt n lns usuu nu.nni s e.ie n? ine
ihem fnr "onlv twcntv-fivo cei.ts, and h
..l-.l I. .-Tl II Ann.l.&.
i itir i ivi.inrn. vn nrnuKca at t o it'fif 1
.: l ....... In ti lin iv:i :iHlnnt
i llllt;iiiiii su.iM .fc.t...,
I... I.!. .lMfvirv in rlpjinsinf t
..- w -j a
-nnts out of iheir leslmenls.
Ouibhle tlie Puir grounds, thc indcfitig
utn hnd erected u hirgo temporary build
"xiiiiiiuon ui uio iiiii.ou? (leneral lom 1
i . -. .i. :r u l
lion of llio dny. Tho roars nf lauililer
I... l :..i i
iiviiii uiu uuiiin iz ijiiiiiv iuuiLHLt;
nudiences wcro htglily delighled
i iiis lair nas c.iup.d ingcllier n large i
distinguMicd nliilesmen and politicians,
no dnulit apccubiting ns tn llio coiiiing
next ye.ir. I'x-I'residcnla Vun Iliiren
nrt at the Unilpd Slnli's llolcl; sevcral
ofCongiefs, nmnng wlimn I nolned Co
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ui ,ini j hiuu. l ili' ci'i.i!uii .uiu uit'iiiu
sonibly nro liere. A Inrgn dclegalton
American Insliluln, nmon" wlioin I
. 'II 11 MI..I .I I-. II
veiifrauiu i. u. tUKeii un. niaries ii
I'. Scliutlpr nud nlhcrs. The edilunal
woll represcnled, among nhom I nolice
in.iii, tliu coirespoiideut of tho Journn
a cpi tiituifju in ii u cru cnuiu nni ui
30,000 pvraons heru to-day, ar.d ihe
coristanlly incrcasirij, Whcie ihav w
bcd and board I cannot divine.
i riiiTri.T in. li i pnnniir 11414 ini4 pnp
r " 1 . .1 I
11 f 1
lanscmcnts for tho accoinmndalion of I
liut jusiice compels mo to jom in the i
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i j 1 1
is a complele fuilure Tlio cxhilnlion
mcacrc atid exci'pt llm culile nnd liors''
uut ciuiipelo witli many nl Ihe counly
iieciicul and .Mnss.ichusctls. Aud us l
where it is hpld, it ia out oftlie wny
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lemuni. n eeniicmiiii saiu uiai --can
a woodciiiick hole; you have to crawl
llicn toget out ou have to crawl hack
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fnr n wnrnH liinn:i.ofMl nnd ninrn tnlspra
lnp.s nol exist on tlie face oflho earlh.
uiuua, lllllll iiiuniif iu uui. 111111, ..iiiw.
unusuai cnsc, nuu uiai we were uisu n
111 baesnso and eimsrdnt rars hlo so
when ihe comnanv knew six mnnihs a
in neptembcr. io cxciise can Be nne
iii'glccling to prmide cars nnd engines
pnwrrand cnp.irity tn roiney the pas
prcially as lliey lun tuken good car
un nilt'qualc pricc tn p.iy for 11 dceent
rnnveiance. I lns is, 1 predicl, tho
...ii .l I....III. . lil li .
aro detcimined therefurc to mnke as u
us lliey can.
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by iho N. Y Slale Agricullural Soci
annual l.ur lo Ihe eitizens nt nus nn
theiu wna onc to E. II. Morgan, of
nnother lo E. II. Illpdgelt nf Chelsc
.Mures: ono tn J. Ilinds for Shecp, ni
S. J. I'uino of Burlinglon, bor doinek
Great Sale or H'oo. Messrs.
Tlrmi.n tC JSnr ino fipld . snld tn the Hu
........ I .. . ii.rtlivn Vurmnnl nn
two llUlliircu IIIUUltllll -lutiiiu I1IIC ffl
Inwini prices, viz: oj, oo, j
nn, n.vitml.
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uw i-i.w. t.u.. ..w. ....v.v
new tniiil.
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