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erumble, while not one Of these owners Of mills
would exchange places with the farmer. Yet the
farmer complains not though he receives no prolee-
ton. Why not give him bounty on all he sells Of
20 TO 40 per cent? That perhaps would be tariff
for the benefit Of labor


The farms in this vicinity are the finest IN the
world, and great pains are taken 10 improve them,
TO stock them WELL aud to obtain such seeds will
produce and yield most. All seem TO act for the
general good Mr.. Thompson, merchant Of this
city, has procured corn from the Rio Grande which
he is cultyang for the purpose of distributing the
seed II has already reached the enormous height
of nearly twelve feet, and is still growing. Such ef-
forts are worthy Of commentator.


One of the greatest attractions for travellers IN
this vicinity the Trenton falls situated about IA
miles from here, The stream Of water known as
West Canada creek has at this point forced It's way
for miles through solid rocks, and made a bed for
itself in some places three four hundred feet deep
At certain distances the entire body of water
come 8 roaring, tumbling down preeiplce OF
50 or 60 feet in height, and then rushes on like
mad thing until another fall IL reached,
and then to another and another and anoth-
er. To the beholder who is vending his way
slowly up this deep chasm, and views the succession
of falls, with wall on either hand as high almost
the eye reach, presents one OF the widest,
most picturesque, and magnificent scenes ever be-
held--nOt possessing the grandeur, the submty Of
the Niagara falls, but far exceng them in mere
beauty and variety.


Richheld springs is another point near by much
frequented by travellers, and Sharon springs have
become most noted and fashionable watering place.


LEDYARD.


Z. 3. The Native American convention have Just
nominated Ed. G. Deleyan (lhe great temperance ad-
yocste) for governor, and George Fusom, of New
York city, for lieutenant governor.