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MISCELLAN EOUS.

INDUSTRIOUS HABITs.-Profcssor Ives,
of New Haven makes the following in
structive reference to the late President
DWIGHT, in a recent address before a
Horticultural Society:
HE had the largest garden, the best
culinary plants, and the finest fruits in the
city, and all cultivated BY his own hands.
This fact will excite surprise, when it is
recolIected that he delivered a lecture to
his class six days in week; performed
the duties of Professor Of Divinity, and
superintendent the government of the col
lege. He was the first in this city who
cultivated the strawberry extensively and
SUCCESSFULLY He demonstrated that an
abundance of delicious fruit might be cul-
tivated at a very little expense. He was
a minute and accurate observer of the
habits and laws Of vegetables, and delight
ed in conversation to give or receive in
struction in horticulture. He infused in
to his conversation music and poetry, and
he was listened to with delight, even when
his theme was cultivation of Cabbages.
He taught that the proper time to prune
fruit trees ,oas IN June, when the plant
was in the most rapid growth and the
reason was, that the wound would heal
most readily at that season. DR.. Dwight
was enabled to perform so much and so
various mental labors, by invigorating his
constitution by exercise in the open air.
No one felt more strongly the sentiment
Of the poet:
s'The ider is a watch that wants both hands,
As useless when it goes as when it stands
Want of occupation is not rest;
mind unoccupied is a mind distressed"
To REMOVE STAINS FROM PRINTS
&c.--We find in foreign periodical a
simple and expeditions mode of removing
stains from prints and printed paper. First
soak the print in clear water, till it lies
smooth, then remove it into dish, large
enough to hold it fiat, filled with the cleal
solution of choloride of lime, diluted with
twice its bulk of water The stains will
disappear in few minutes, when again
soak the print in clear water to free i
from the choloride of lime, and then dr.,
it between sheets of blotting paper-Eve
Mer. Jour. rs. - :.
The greatest men are men of simpl,
manners. Parade, ceremony, show ant
a profusion of compliments, are the artifi
ces of little minds made use of to swell
themselves into an appearance of which
nature has denied them.
| A SECRET WORTH KNoWINs.-A lat
European Scientific Journal informs u
that few drops of sweet spirits of nitr
will efectually Danish bed-bugs.!
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Vol. X....No Al

The SEAsoN.-Never was there a sea.
son more propitious. Earth seems to be
yielding up her choicests gifts, and richest
treasures by magic and in profusion
scarcely before equalled.
The buds have put forth, the flowers
expanded their petals, and the rich fruit is
almost ready to fall into the lap without
labor. What rebuke upon US as a peo.
ulel Earth and the fitness thereof has been
so long neglected, in the pursuit Of greater
gains, and more dazzling avenues to rich
es, than the cultivation Of the soil, thak.i
would seem to be only our desert were a
blight or barrenness to have swept over
the whole land, so as to have caused even
famine. But how reverse is the pictured
If the present season does not encouT-
age the agriculturist, and induce others
who are following some delusive phantom
! in the hope of great gains, to give them
up for the more solid & sure riches which
are sure to follow industry, in tiling the
earth, an argument from heaven can have
no efect.-Boston Press.
Book binding with india-rubber, recent.
Iy discovered by Mr., Hancock of London,
where it is patronized by the Bank Of
England, insurance companies, and many
of the most extensive merchants, has been
patented in the United States, by the in
ventor, and is now introduced in n. York
by Peter A. Mesier. Sewing is COM
pletely superseded: and the book or Iedg-
er opens so perfectly as to present full,
fiat page, that may be written upon to the
very edge. The sheets are originally
cemented together with solution of the
rubber. Library books are bound in the
same way.-NiLes' Register.
l think agriculture the most honorable
of all employments, being the most indie
pendent. The farmer has no need of pop
ular favor, nor of the favor of the great !:
the success OF his crops depending only on
the blessing of God upon his honest indus
try.-FRANKLIN.
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of selling his crop 10 be consumed away
from the place, either in the form Of hay
or vegetables, he must purchase or bring +
on manure, or the condition of his place
will gradually decline. This many farm
ers do, especially in the vicinity Of large
towns, and do it at very great expenditure
of time and money. We admit that this
is often compensated by the increased
abundance and high prices of their pro-
ducts We believe however that in many
of these cases manure is often bought at
great expense and carried considerable
distance, when much Of what is needed,
of equal value, might be made or found
upon the farm at much less expense, at
the saving of great Inconvenience
There are other cases however where
hay is sold, which is transported longer
distance than fruits or market vegetables,
where it is considered too far to bring
back manure from the city, where the far
mer perceives that such course is pur-
sued at the most serious expense to the
fertility of his farm; and in some cases it
has resulted in such an impoverishment of
the land, that years of cultivation and ex-
pensive manuring have been required af-
forwards to restore it. Now these partlc-
ularl y are the cases, where we deem it of
the highest importance that the farmer
should look after the means and sources
of enriching their farm actually on their
own premises and within their own reach.
This is matter Of the highest moment
and cannot be urged too strongl y upon
their attention. We have not space a,
this time to 60 into it as fully as we should
desire; but shall hold it for ample consid
Grafton and inquiry in future numbers as
our convenience may afford opportunity
In the mean time we advise every farmer
TO look about him, and inquire what fooc
he can provide for the consumption of hi:
vegetables. AS he would furnish fooe
for his live stock, he is equally bound BY
prudent regard to his own interest to fur
nish food for his vegetable family. The,
are adapted to play into each others hand
; or rather into each others mouths; ane
to contribute mutually and reel procally tt
each others growth and sustenance Nei
!. ther OF them is to be neglected. If h
i. sells his crops he can keep no animals t.
keep up the fertility of the soil by tn
:, consumption of its products on the place
If he sells his products buys no manure
- gathers no material for manure, forms n
II compost heap, the impoverishment of tn
best farm in the country under such mar
agement shall we not rather say misman
u agement, is rs certain as that the fire vii
60 out where no fuel is supplied and tn
. deepest pond will be drained where CO
- - pacious outlet is opened and the varIou
% sources of its supply are cut off.
- We shall then on a future and conver
lent occasion discuss this great questlo
fully, whether the fertility of farm ca
! be kept up from its own resources; an
y what means every farmer may be SUI
- posed to have ordinarily within his ow
y, reach, of keeping and of increasing tt
10 10 fertility of his soil; and of supplying II
~ vegetable food for the largest amount
!" products, which the land is capable of bea
y ing-N e. Farmer.
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ITO be eOntinued.l

CURB YOUR WELLs.-A Mrs. Wood.
ruff, Of Aurora, Erie county, lately lost
her life by falling into a well, in attempt
ing to draw water in the evening. Her
husband went to bed and slept all night
without missing her, which may mt APP
pear very strange. when We reflect that
none but very careless man would have
left well thus exposed. In no other re-
spect, however. does he appear blame.
worthy. and for ought we know was q
good man and kind husband.-Ls Roy Ga.
xette.
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DROKE into the enclosure OF IT,, tho
subscriber, about the 10th OF june.
= re-. vearling STEER. He has ss'
IN the forehead, and one white hinc IoUs
The owner can have said Steer "
nroving property paying charges al"
taking him away. ~ nrrrRs
Hubbardton, June 20, 1888.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-04

citizen Of color have been put 70 death in this man.
usr, IN Alabama, Mississippi Missouri, Arkansas.
tThe cultivation Of cotton was almost unknown
in the United States before l7S7. II was not till
two years sfcrward thafit began % Be raised or ex
ported. tses Report Of Secretary Of Treasury, Feb
-, 1861
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Recommended " he Medical Facnlrv

Recommended " he Medical Faculty.
fpCfIER'S Eiicrvcsreut Magnesium Approximation
Il D dyspepsia indigestion, nervous debtV, gidd-
u headache, nciaiiv Of the stenac hnbi'na crs-
ssenees cutaneus diseases govt gravel, Nc. and much
valued Us gentle, cooling pursatye.
This desirable preparation has received the patron
age os many eminent members of the profession, aud
from Discerning pnilic many respectable and unse-
cited testionias hfits efficacy medicine have been
elected. With all the pleasing qualities of glass Of
soda water, il possesses the active medicinal properties
af the must approved salinous purgayes; it Is pleasant
10 the palate, and grateful t. til stomach.
IMPORTANT CaU'fiON-rhe increasing rcpute-
ton nnd great demand for Buffers tfcrvescent Mngnr
sian Apsrent, has been ndurerem for others To o.
fer an imitation Of this valuable med cine. Purchasers
are particularly warned Of tiIs fact that they mas be
on their guard, and not procure an impure article.
The public respectfully inior ed that es uhsrr;-
bers constantly supplied with the original and ge-
nuine preparati MS. For sale who esaie d relail.
SICKLES 4 co. Agents.
mis- 40 Canal street,N q.
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hrOLBEAR's Science of rermulsp received, aud
~ for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. & Chatrss rect New Orleans, 1GJ Bru.dway
Nsw York, Eanpaine st Mobile.
1t is particularly designed for private learners, and
schools, and is calculated for persons Of all ages.
Ladies aai gentlemen invited to call and Examine
the system, Ur theiselsos
Lessons given at such hoRses may suit the
convenience Vi all, and to classes formed in any part
of the city. ~
Ladies' WIN prefer can receive lessons at their own ref
si,icuccs.
Pers us paying for ), of lessons are desired
o attend until they writ, well as they wish.
MI Dol. sEAR & BRDTlit.R
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yIaxlRoWGATE SPRINGS
NFWTI' WUTTIVTV T'I7TTIFN' lNTH'0ITFTT'
THREE DAYS JOURNEY From NJ
nj


THREE Days JOURNEY From NEW
ORLEANS.
FsNfiE proprietor of this establishment has the Plea
a sure of announcing to his friends and the public
in general tkat he will be in readnessby the first day Of
May receive vsiters. lie will also state for the be-
nei off those at distance, that there hive been large
Improvements made, and others now gong on aud IN
rapid progress for completion, which will enable the
subscriber to accommodate much larger number than
heretofore, and at the same time much better.
Familie can be accommodated it'll good rooms. or
thase who prefer can have large cabins eached from
the main building.
1t deemed unnecessary lie say anything in parci,.
lar Of the character Of these waters, to il is generally
believed that thew moi inferior tn in tie South
ern States. All the amrscmcns that generally
uunda at Watering Places, will be found at this The
hest music that this part of iii country affords has
been engaged, and will be in const'n attendance at the
Springs during the whole season,
! he subscriber will avail himself of this opportunity
in returning his ueigned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last and hopes hv the
tinns thar have been lnadc in improving and extending
the accommodations, to merit liberal patronage the
present. season. JNO CRtM.
NIB
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i-y MEDICAL. CAhD.eEl
DOCTOR JOHN $ON

sEAN be consulted confidently ut his Office, li3
.YA Custom House street. near Danphne street, or
the treatment Of tain class of deicnte Diseases.
From lbr 5oGusoos exlesivr opportunity IN SON
of the celebrated Hospitals N Europe, exclusive
ly devoted 10 the rautnenr &" Nrnerci and ; pfhtic
complaints aud also from resi''Gnce OF five years in
New York. during which time Dr. Johnson confined his
prac ice solely To the treatment of those diseases, with
the most Unprecedented succe.s: ha is enabled tn re-
any of the following complaints in from to %
days, without inurng the constitution by mercurye or
any other Heleterous medicine. Ghonorihea, Glet,
Structure, Sannal Weakness, Affections Of ,feBlal-
der Kidneys, Prostate Gland, aud any OF those numer
Gus train Of affections, which, generally follow neg,
ed or altrslte cases Of Venerial. Scronous sores,
liberated legs, and worms, removed by n simple meth
cd of treatment without restriction in diet Interrupt
ton from business.
Persons residing in the country, and who feel deli
cate in consulting their family PHYSICIAN by sending
statement of their case by letter post paid with fees
enclosed can have Dl. lohnsons advice, for their
treatment, with 4eicne necessary TO be used torwar
ded.
Separate offices provided where patients cun never
come in contact with each other.
Attendance from morning until night, at ll3 Custom
House street.
DEMONSTRATIONS strictly confidential in all cases.
dec ID
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NVARps Vegetable 'le,r oil, tor the restoration,

NRTARD'S Vegetable Hair nil, for the restoration
w and growth Of Hair, giving health and beauty, land
. rrventing badness.
Before this Hnir Oil offered the puhlic it lad
seen tried ia sadr-ds If OF badness thiress aud
falling off of the lir, and in instance s,unry
effects hsve been reali%e II has failed produce
a new sni beautiful growth Of hat OIL heads drcady
bald In cass where il becomes dry and ceases gr@
this Oil will very oo render il healthy, and prodncs
raid and bs.utiiu grnwth of hair, wt,ont the least
injury To the ead. THIS Oil gives agrreah. fra.
GRANGE and j. preferable 10 any ether Ii q Oil for per
Surniux, curling and Guessing the hair. The Ia If
aui heeon,e drv after using il. For sale AT
4nl RES il D'LANGE.
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NUN NJ z TTo
e 4 L IL IOE WLI L Y Z

B.4 L.H ."OR THE TEETH
FsNHE established reputation and constantly tncrea ms
d demand for this cile,.tl,u remedy of pain, and pro
scrvalive of the teeth, has induced the subscriber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been made To supply agents in all the principal cite
and towns in the United States, to place it ithi
the reach OF those suffering and likely suffer this mos
harnssing Of all ache, 'ronth-acle.
When applied according to directions given on
bottle, it has never failed 10 afford immediate and
manent re!irf 1t also arrests the decay defuctiv
teeth and relieves that soreness which Frequently
readers strong tooth useless The application and
remedy are simFie innocent, an not unpleasant; and
the large number persons in different sections OF tn
country, thar have already experienced such delight,
and Sautary elacts from the use of the Balm ready
to bear tor the public good) their testimony to its I'M
rivalled Qualities. II is Indian reinedy obtained
singuary au1 unexpectedly, and mas be regar led by
the civilized world as the most valuable discovery
redman OF the woods,
Price 81 yer bottle. Sold by
JARVIS Il ANDREWS,
mrs {.nr PrLn
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NO MERCURY NOR coPAIYA -

A BOC'r six months ago had the misfortune To &c,
IN secret disease, for hch have applied to se'e.
raj doctors for cure, and they did not cure me- so M"
Huet and expnel him cure since that time
the disc got worse, To break out in large ulcers
10 tho number of six eight Leg and all over
nv ncc and sore t',roat, and able work at he
present ia,e en account of the disense lasse nicer
the right size Of the throat. am putting 50
confidently ui'.er the oi DR.. Huet, Gf Paris.
10 be perfectly c>gcd JOHN DEAN.
tes Ii ty7
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FOR THE CItRE nE

FOR THE CURE
Scroiula or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism
Chronic Cutaneous Dis Pains in the Bones, by free
:, eases, use of Mercury
the blood being in vitiated state.
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
the active principle of Sarsaparilla the mos conuen
traed degree, combined with other vegetable substance
OF known efficacy.
The great desideratum with physicians in being abb
to exhibit n large quantity of Sursapara in a sma
dose, has been obtained in this preparaon-tey, being
FULLY convinced ofits merits, confidently administer
The course of their practice.
>, !; Price 81 So per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
bEOIliEit'S drug store, No. Canal, street. whe-
may be had fresh and genuine drec trom the pr,r rio
tors Swams Fanacsa and Vernifuge, Poer's C,t,oli
con- Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs mi
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SPAIN REVISITED, &c. &c
& PAIN REVISITED g., h., ,l,o ..,,t..

~ 4tIIy IkEIV ISI I ED, nc. NC
SPAIN REVISITED, &c, by the author of "A yeay
~ in SPAIN IN vols.
TRAITS q indas character generally applicable to
the Abonsinies OF North America, by G Turner, ESQ.
vols
Thr Political Grammar of the United States, or O.,
complete view of the theory and practice Of the geaern
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f'edlcated and adapted to the ysung OF the Tinted
Stntns, by Mansfield, Esq.
Namtnts fnnttny Tours inerspersed with character
lsc anecdotes, sayings aud doilfs of sporting men, in
chIng notices of the principal eraek riders Of England
with analytical contents, and general index of Names
volumes '~
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HAMPERS CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
| | GRACE, translated by Phillip Francis. ii II wit,
an appendx containing irlnslauons Of " yor %n
Goes, @c, by Ben Jonson, Cowley, Milton DryIon
Pope Addison, Swift Clmttcrton, Il Wakefield. porsen
bf' an, Nc and so"e of the more e,ent posts Of til
riliE ~ with the appendix If iulus trausIa
ted BY Christopher Smart, n2 vols forn ynlnmss 10
ana AZ, l'o q "iiarpcrs Classical Library
. Thy tHpsdition Of HUMPHREY cLtNKER. nv
e"'ollett, NJ y. with nenuir ol the Auhsr. bv T,,n
E rs isosI"e f-S new edon, with illustrations, by Go
llE IifsY; Tale, by the author of "Richelsu
Mary oil urgurdy," Nc, new edition y.ia ,annlS.
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PAUL t,LIFFoRD;by the au,n,r OF "pslba,..
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

INUVtT author OF
" ''rhe Rrnthers," &e. in > vols.
Popular Medicine, or Family Advisor; consisting of
Outlines of Anatomy, Physiology, and Hygiene, With
such hins the practice Of Plysic Surgery, and the
diseases of women and children, may prove useful in
families when regular physicians cannot be procured:
being companion aud guide for intelligent principals
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Peer fnrry's Universal History on the bases OF
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TO Igll. LADIES.

To 3ITE LADIES.
a TKINS1N'S nHPiLIATnHf, i'r removing SIT.
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equal safety and certainty, leaving the skin finer md
winter than before Inc application A. fresh supply
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Mi Exchange Hotel, corner st Charles nli Common
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DINNOCK'S IMPROVED EDITION OF DIR
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to which is preixed an Introduction to tile Study
Roinan History and great variety of valuable nfor
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Institutions and Antiquities of the Romans; with ma
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ilohs for examination Mt the end of each section H.
Illustrated with thirty engravngs on WOOD by Atherton
PiNNocHs Improved Edition Of DIR tiplsmth's History
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death of George ID, with continuation to the YEA
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Of contemporary Soveregns and eminent persons
ColAous explanatory notes. Remarks on tie vol;
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ings
GUYS, ELEMENTS OF ARrRONoMy, and an Aoridpman
o heith's New Treatise the Use of Globes. Ne.,
American edition, with additions and improyemep,
Iican Almanac. '' 'AS
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ri EW BOOKS-Naval Sketch Book, OF the sorv;cc
Atoat and ashore. With characteristic reninisccn
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Tales OF Tar, &c. second series, in 9 vols.
i,nndon Recollcctions of ,lia House of Commons
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HOTtCE.-Tho sw,,cr of several packages mercban
/ die marked Madame V. Artigueneave Der sill,
GrpIci, from New i"rk, is hereby unt fed thar ,bev
have h,ep stored by SrETSoN, AVERY SEQ.
njl CuasigncCs eGru,un.'
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BACON SloES-36 casks Cincinnati srnoS>~
laudins from the steamboat Echo, aud Cor saeIs
BOGERF N ilAWr
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fNIfiE Genuine Dlian DnisaiiIu l., Hue
H. hound, is put up in bottles at the low price Of 80
each, containing the strength of three ounces Of
ivet~ort, besies the virtues OF many other roots and
herbs known annng the Indians efcacious in curing
pulmonary complaints.
Tic u,ri,a allied success which has attended the of
thi, ilieslaIe Balsam wherever il has been intro
du ed has Obtained the confidence and Recommended
os Of respectable ps sicans for the of cougns,
col Il, pain in the side of rest, srtting OF blood
liver complaint, &c.
hay IN our practice frequently prescribed Airs Gard
ncr's Indian Balsam Of Lverwort I'd ioa round with
a decided good eject. therefore, irem the know.
ledge Of the materials it is made from, and thsetv"uon
and experience, recommend il supers preparation
or all those affections Of the lungs for which it is re
,omeuded ALBERT WILLIAMS, NJ. ID.
CALVIN ELLIS N. ID.
Members Of III. Boston Medical Association.
Boston, Oci0ber rs.
saleby JARVIS 81 ANDREWS,
NJ 10 :. u l,s ~ fait Hit tulas SIS