... fruit and berries abundant. A remark* able season for chestnota and horse chestnuts, beechnuts, walnnta, elderberrior. blackberries, irv. flowers, acorns, apples, ra'idlara, and pears haws and holly berries, and rowans. The of the arbotus, which in October ...

... hundred•weiglst each, and the (Waseca covered ass forty-three miles. Eccentric riding and driving wagers were as plentiful as blackberries at that time. About the coolest of them was the wager e: • oeschman on the Hammersmith-road that he could cut off the wheel ...

... sobriety. aUenliou biuinasa—X ...

... FiLlies. 3Yearlingg Colts. 2 Yearling- Fillies. 2 Horses, accustomed to farm work. 6 Brc. d Mares. ?? Foals. 1 Sire, Blackberry, 2 yrs old, by Sun of York (by Favonius), dam by Canterbury; a most promis- ing young sire with size and substance. ~ost ...