... prices; but in- ferior ones hada dull sale. Sucking colts sold remarkably well. Pigs, as usual, were as “ plentiful as blackberries in autuinn,” and were very low. In the evening there was a large influx of holiday people from the surrounding districts ...

... araohs—had -taming they lived ti ll now. feast upon wild fruit, Before mo ralizing further, let us have common brainble. Blackberries this two in offered by the lentiful, and no where m ore so than along n found. been un yP and banks of the the a uented ...

... £ octry THE BLACKBERRY GIRL. ( Praan new volunie ef Poems, by E. Capern, the Postman Poet.) 1 saw her like the virgin morn, A beauty half in shade, The angel of some poet's dream, irit of the glade, Her vole ce was sweeter than the brook That warbled ...