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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

Quart Of rum for it, yos shall have cAe whole OF IT,
His Honor looked very grave at this piece tamil
iaritv: and : bystander remarked that Ann would
mosf likely be more the guy sgysoee wtea she
came back from BlackwelPs Island, whittier she
was sent for thirty days As vagrant.
ConoxrR's OrFIcE, July A.-An inquest was
held at Harlem the body of Barney Cassidy. 1t
appeared from the testimony Of Francis Quin, and
several other witnesses, that party went to the
East River to battle. Deceased got in first, and be-
fore his companions we'll stripped, he got int
the middle ofthe stream, aad began to call out say
ing, "Dcnnis, Dennis-save me, nae, for am .
lost man ~
One witness swore that there was boat near, and
that the might have saved poor Barney il they
had made an efert. Some one threw him broom
from the Shore and another@an grappled him by the
psll, but neither sufficient to snatch him from
the fate which awaited him. The jury found that
Barney CASSIDY was accidentally drowned.
DEATHS D0ings.-Coroner Wheeler says that out
of 6O3 inquests held by him during the last year,
there 4l0 males, and 1888 females. Among these
were IS cases of suicide; Is OF murder or violent
death; laughter; IS accidental deaths. Causes,
unknown l64; debility and exhaustion IA; burned
and scalded "a; delirium tremens 3; strangaiation
and sufocation including children sveraid, IL; still
born IL; drowned SO; intemperance 80; visitation OF
God %; drinking cold water z; apoplexy 81. Out
of the whole number, COS, but 27O belonged to the
Native American party.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

Mesr, Cecan Ferret For cau Conte Of Frances Heard
Of Boston, 10. Randolph Cus,ans Ag-rnon SIDNEY Cus,ans,
boma. Jefferson Cutans and Philip Cus,ans all OF Boston,
Mr Felipe Na,a. of Spain Mr. Ante Anomarchi Of Santiago
de- Cuba; Mr. ssgrand. IL steeragc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

Business Of all kinds has been remarkably dull since the
rival Of the steam ship All the staple articles have
particularly cotton and nour although holders have made
concessions, buyers demand still greater.
statement Of the Of Tolls collected the Ohio and
MamiC Cana far the lime and =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

Not since the 1871, when hsur was selling al 81 Is
barrel prices been low they now The following
shows the rate -four selling the places
under entioned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

nR. J. J. LLOYD WHTTEMORE respectfully inform
~ his friends and the puoc that he has removed 70 No.
Park Place. where he win be ready attend the s OF thoo
who honor him with their confidence Having studied thro
years the Hospitals Of Paris AID year in the Lyngp
Hospital Of Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Nasgse
he trusts he conpetent to disease the
may come usder his observation nyll .s3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

DAvILTON, NEW BRIGHTON.-(oppose New York
city)-This delightful location half hours sail
the city open the for the
commodaton OF bosrders and ,ers. Families have
rooms to suit The upper rooms reserved for single
tlemes and will be let reasonable terms The steamboats,
from A. NJ till r. NJ making their last trip from the
city at NJ except Sundays which hours from the city
I0f B. q, 81 ocock-irom the Island liz, IA,
o'clock The dinner hour immediately after the arrival Of the
boat.
The Kendall Band has been engaged for the season.
The Salt Water Baths in coapete readiness for bath
ing
The regular Ball will take place Friday Evening The
boat will make her last trip from the city and the saad
at l2t. jya5.,2.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

From the foregoing it prices are rapdy
the present and ensuing fall - 90 50 barrel
and ITS arrival at these points, large quantities will
Of the country England produce enough grain
other nation.
The recent movements and developments in Great Britain
exhibit papaby, that under existing the
present circumstances always will erist-it will do
purchase breaduf the Continent The eux Of bullion
which the sr IN. h.a.r Of rrsn
the Baltic and Mediterranean plainly show that the English
must purchase their grain in these United States.
nation will invariably Pchase where she the cheapest
aud easiest England would have taken of hands
tire surplus had not been for the operations Of the
spectators aud the subsequent high high that ship
men could not be made heace but loss Sacs thru there
has been revolution the trade and supply
Britain cheaper and better than other winter
the few shipments hence over IS barrel, but
the article be bought 81 80 IS and
less
Those to whom sell have just enough or less than
their consumption f II be in the first instance the nation
will buy, because IL can At low prices, and will store II
against any contingencies that happen and II In the
latter instance, the nation will purchase because Is
PEELED so u do by necessity The production in this country
This has been immense generally known Where
there bounty act upon growth poughs
and with the hope thai will always want
The consequence that the quantity OF breau produced
N this country will ever be unless operated upon BY
the and what human being control hcm7 We shall
have surplus OF many millions, and will be cold at very
low price Great Britain will foolish throw
herself the position that she occupies
ca pon, Of view but will undosbcdy take breadsuas
exchange for her and thus the trade balanced
This the only policy for the great commercial
countries adopt The Of Britain should
modify the laws that there would be reciprocity in
trade between these United United Kingdom
HAvASA July is-Rice continues without improvement the
market having been kept supplied with several parces from
New York. which, together with the Daniel weber cargo
solo at i4 r The sman' cargo and few small lots from
New York remain stored in fret hard The Catsrine also
with cargo, has just arrived.
Molasses continues at 81 81 rls.
We quote Sugar. ~ IA; superior 10 "a Coffee II
none prime In market. On London l3l LAY New York
4 dis; Boston, a "a dis.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

Sny- FOR LlvERPOoL-PACKET SHIP RosClUs-
by this ship will please be on board the steamboat
HERCULES, AZ Whehall ~ IL O'CLOCK, IN" day, AZ
which time the ship will sail.
The Letter Bags viii be taken from Gpns Exchange and
t,Ie,. News poors ~ half past III o'clock. jy25.lt
I,HE WAGON Saturday the nth inst, will be publish
ed, at No Ann street the first number oi new oa'r
cal Weekly Paper u be entitl THE WAC
Lnhographic Carcature OF celebrated roet VIII adorn
the publication
The Wag will contain cduste dram Of favorite puddng
"A Ball AT the Five pontsAn Editors diary-Sgubs and
CrackersThc Drsma-and Real Life in New York, Nc We
Yearly subscriptions, sir dollars single nunOersonc smiling
iy15y
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DARK rHrATRn-- TINS EVENING will ). ..,s
Mr. whe.tlsy-Kate Bel.mont, Mr.. RshsSd,on"Eip.y,,
APa. de Dear. BY Miss and Master welh
To concI.de with the farce tf MONS. ToNsoN-Mo,.
Mcrbleua, Mr. Nichinso.- AdoPhine, Mrs Dure.
Doors open at 7Psrfsrmanes = commence At half past
Box Tickets. sl-Pt. 50 csnt.--Gallsry. Accents.
DowERY THEATRE-T.s s. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
ID AGER AND DIRECrOR-This evening, will BE-,
WILLIAM TELL-william Tell, Mr. B.rry-Emna, Mr..
Proctor.
RooKwOoD-or Turpin the Highwaynan-DicL Twyn,
Mr. woolford-reter Bradley, Mr. Bary-sybil N"
ope. att O'Clock the to Al q.s
ter before precisely
Priee.-BoIe., rs cests-Pit, sTI sensGaery, aseent
NiBLos GARDEN AND NEW sALooN.-wn!
~ LIAM NlBLO respectfully that this Esk&
iishmeat 10 new open for the SEASON.
Fth night Of MR. BURTON, and last but three ofhis
Frtappeara.ee Of MISS FRIEDAUF the Infant Da.-
seu.e, years old.
Mr. Bs ton in two pieces and will sing comic song
THIS EVENING, July 10,
, rhs syen,1gs Psriomaaes will commences with
MT SmhoP-Fsnny Pepper Miss A,res-M.s Fiighty,
During the evenings entertainments two o,erture, b, thu
Orchestra.
the ntsmssion of half hour between the entertain
music.
After which, the Highland Fling, by Miss Fredau he hst
appearance here
To conclude with
THE SCAPE GOAT-Ignatius Polyglo Mr. Burton-Har-
riet Miss Moner.
Civil and efficient Officers will attendance TO preserve
good order and prevent the admission improper persona
No postponcen any time visitors the Garden can
pass from the through the Grand Promenade Pro-
menads Saloon, free from damp wet at all tims G1H
Tickets so sests.
Doors spe. at 1.-THE entertainments to so..e.es At
o'clock.
Omnibssses will and from A~ City Hotel the Or
den. daring the evening. y22y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

o. General Edward Jesup is to resume his du-
ties as Quartermaster General. He is done with
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

No. Rice Garland and George r. King have set
tied iher difficulties, and will not fight.
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Packets g depart.

Packets 90 depart.
LONDON.
B. Queen, - Roberts, Aug ]
Oatxris, Huttlsson, Aug. l
Toroats, Griswoid, Aug. 10
Westminster, Moore, Ang 20
LIVERPOOL.
Rosciss, Collins, July -
Orpheus, Bailey, August l
Independence, Nye, August 8
Virginia, Harris, August Is
HAvRK.
Baltimore, Funsk, August 1
D.d'Orleans, Richardson, Avg 9
Vile de Lyon Stoddard, Az Is
BRISTOL.
@. Western,( 81 Hosken, Aug l
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City saloon.

Cnty S0lOOms
90 THE INFkANAL REGIONS. 50 well known by
reputation throughout the Unon and which has been
cessfn operation for the last years, located
City Saloon, formerly Hasnngton Dioramas and nett door
TO the American Museum where the whole may be Every
Evening at haifpast O'Clock, precisely.
1t may add 10 to the interest of this Exhibition by stating
that all the Skeletons therein contained those Of
executed In Ohs within the last twenty for their srm
nal offences
Previous TO which may be the following NIGHT ILLU-
SONS produced ny the New Philosophical Apparatus lately
from London. called the NOCTURNAL POLYNORfH0US
TANTASCOPE:-
1-Harlequn disssstsl l4-0host OF CALVIN Edsoa
1-The Monster iS-Kemble In Ronso
3-Forrest ~ Astanssa l6-Napoleon
4-The Bengal Lion l7-Chsrubim
5-Grimaldi l8-Skull Cap
6-Death a Frshs I9-The three dancing cats
7-Gabriel Ravsl Pssshi. 20-Mr. siddons Lady NJ
nello. 2l-The living skull
s-The Haunted Qsack 2a-Swinish sport
Q-Barbarossa 23-The shroudeA skeletoa
l0Mssbeh and the witshss 24-The drummer Of fompsii
1.-THE Miser and he Devil 26-Wiiam 4th
l2-FalstAf 26--Washingtou
l3-The Devil in his element 27Niae Chinese waltssrs
90 B.-The Night Illusions will be vsried every
ming
Admission 2S cents. Doors open o'clock. eleow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

Uf- CARDIFF order to remove the veil Of nystery,
which Frederick Schwann has thrown around his todays
ce IL will only be to state that the ecent ae 10
which allusoa nsde consist in Christian kIug having, N
bees obliged to turn the said Sshwann orcby out
Of his store. These "recss acts therefore, easily
planned The "acts" Of Frederick sch~ himself take
wider range, occupying q space OF six
they WILL however, have to appear their proper
place. to the ed6caton Of the said Schwana snd they will
also enable the pubic TO judge whether reliance
be placed upos the mysterious notices and verbal Of
In the meantime the public requested TO suspend its OPT
CHRISTIAN KLUo.
New York, Jsly 18th, 1882
Copy Of Ist, received by Christian Klug from Frederick
Schwann
NEw Yosx, June -, 1850
Dear srn appliance with your request take pleasure
~ stating that the sPprehensons created by yosr late
posdenc 10 England BY the mpe.sons received my
arrival here, have been completely removed from my
Minis.
II any thing dsrcgaory reAeetisg year name or
character should have resulted from publication Of ths ID
nstsst regret u exceedingly and shall consider Il duty
only any impressions iron tho public
mind but give yos proofs OF reconciliation and
ny desire 10 promote ysur future interest
Your share in the profits Of the firm OF g. Sehwsnn Co.
Of this city, equal 10 Mr. Akrsyd and my bsdes ysur
erpesces secured TO you according and by written
agreement dated 18th in, an and here add that the
suit Of the business Is satisfactory and eretsbie TO yourself
II daring controversy the excited state Of feelings has
led 10 unpasantnsss for my part buried ob-
Won all remembrance Of and trust The harmony rsstabh
ed IN our relations, lasting and beneficial TO both
jyio Otis. FREDERICK scHwANN
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FRE3ERICK sCHwANN.

CHAMrA0NEGrocer Proprietofs Of Hotels and Others
~ invited by the subscriber to examine large and
riorst Of Champagne offered in let sat purchasers at ~i
ces far below the ofimportstion.
Very Superior Wine, Of late Importation at - bashe
warastcd in prime order Among the stock will b fous
some Of that well hsows and fsvorite Wine,
The Anchor brand, at - per basket,
Also. the Grown, at -
And Eagle al ~
Also the Pine Apple Golden Eagle, Ship. Stag, and
other brands quarts snd at equally low rates. The
entire lot worthy attention. low price and good qsa-
~ be made inducement
THEODORE WALSH ia Fronl.st. corner Of Wall
jy2l2wis
lrs- A GOOD, Industrious young American or English
III wanted TO wait gentleman and his wife.
chdres a. John street On- between Ia and rs years Of
age woad ~ preferred The situation easy and perma
nent one the living COED, the wages good pay
sur, WHEN the month come round. IL
CODA MINERAL wATERS.-The subscribers hav-
- log completed their Arrange r Mineral Waters
prepared supply Soda Waters their stores draft with
every variety o. syups5o tickets sold Zoe dollar here
tof0re
They have. also, the Soda Water ia bottles. Cor Skipping
family RUsHToN 4 AsPiNWALL,
90 William e., 10 Broadway and 10 Aston House
Saratoga Water from the Putnam, Walton, aud Congress
SPRING. Also, the White sulphur Spring, and Avon Waters
constantly kept on hasd jye-im
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Packets - Arrive.
LONDON.
Ut. James, sebor, June -
B: Queen, 4 81 Roberts, July 10
Montreal Grifing, July 1
Gladiator, Britton, July 10
LIVERPOOL
EsrsPe, Marshall, Juse 10
Roscoe, Delans, Jsne %
Sheffield, Allen, July J
HAvRK.
Francois lstThsapson, JuHeI6
Utica, Pell, Jane "a
Emerald, Orne, July l |
siiyie de Grasse, July 8
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A. PASTORS
HAIR OIL.

Or Compound Essential Oil Of Alnsends.
To For destroying dandrud, and preventing the hair from
ing cut turning grey, nble remedy against bald
ness and the public may rely on it, PASTORS CON-
POUND OIL is the whecsomest and best O Cor the hair
makes IL thick and long s falling of turning
grey and II hair has begun grey such nourher
the kar that by IL will restore 10 is natural color
also prevents hair becoming shaded and n hair orcady
shaded, which great Disagreement TO young ladies, asd
used for short tme will restore TO its natural color clear
the souri, and keep the head and h clean promotes eyebrows
and whskers liberal discount made 10 Wholesale purshs
A. PASTOR,
1855 Greenwich street, ny
Price, so cents per bottle, highly perfumed. jy25lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

HUNTERS RED DROP--For the cure of the VI
disease The subscriber has great satisfaction IN recon-
endpg this valuable medicine TO all persons afflicted with the
above disease lie does offer this quick nostrum with
the hope of dcceving intelligent community but the
contrary he feels acuatcd with strong desire to benefit all
those who be abourng under the above truly distressing
complaint il an interesting fact that Notwithstanding the
great demand Tor . medicine and the number o. bottles that
have sold for years that 10 instance has
failed. rromptness certainty aud safety . its known char
acter throughout the Union. Remember the only place. D
vision st. Price 81 per bottle. -
iy25 ID DR.. u. LEVisON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

DOARDA gertcman and his wife two three single
ID gentlemen, have handsomely furnished rooms with
board w applying ~ No. 10 Park Place.
English and French spoken. jy25lwf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

DOYD'S BLEACHING POWDER-sivty casks Boyd
ID sous superior Bleaching Powder landing from the
ship s'tir IS, for sale BY PERssE 4 BROOKS,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

NEW AMERICAN NovEL.-Now ready. in two vol.
IN umcs, the ADVENTURES OF HARRY FRANCO
Tale Of the Great Panic. SAUNDERS 357 Broadwayand
to he had of all Booksellers jyas.y
TENNIsONs LATEST Improved premiums Refrigera
- tor Factory and Ware Rooms, 800 Broadway Dor sale
wholesale ard retail. iell3ns
HOLLECTfONs on ali parts the United States Canada
" and Europe male the best terms. by
iy22-y s. JsYLvEsTER 1870 Broadway aud ~ Wall 81.
DiLfs OBJ EXCHANGE on ali parts ~ kngsnd and Ire
Id land and scotland of f5, fl0 fl6 anil 60 10
any amount for sale Al :. J. SYLNESTER's.
N92.v 100 Broadway. and ~ Wall A.
HALL LAMPs-A new article 81 t. Gothc shape, III
glass Just received great variety aud for sale al hs
furnishing warehouse 81 y. p. DELAvAN,
iegOy III Maiden Lane near Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

LNoR THE FACE AND sKlN-Church's Genuine Vege-
table Lotion recommended by the faculty for all diseases
Of the face and skin IL eradcstes pmp freckes spots
redness, ring aud all cutaneous erupon gradually
a1ne delicate clear son kin transforms The most sal
low complexion int radiant whn renders harsh and rough
skin beautifully soft smooth and imrarts TO the face
neck and arms healthy and juvenile boomand by due
perseverance, in its application, The result will be beautiful
complexion. This lotion exceeded BY other the world
Suffice IL say that has been used with great In the
United States and West Indies without single complaint Of
its efficacy. For sale at Church Dpensary, lss Bowery
OF Spring Price rs cents bottle Jy25 eodln
A PASTOR HAIR CUTTER, le5 Greenwich street.
"A A. Pastor takes this opportunity TO intern the public,
after long experience in his business he has formed compost
ton, called
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

Roscus, Collins Lverpool Occelariea French Audebat
CamPsacay IndsPsadence Rice Boston; Jan. Milling Bath
Me; Victoria (Br May Bay Of Honduras; Valiant Hone,
WELL Philadelphia, James, Mlay Bath Ne; Benjamin Bigs
low, Bears, Boston
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-07-25

L>NGLIsH FELTINGS-Epglish Feelings Of all descrip-
II tions, Cor sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
jy25y 81 Liberty street
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-11
From the New England Farmer.
Profits Of EarminG

Much discussion and conversation have
been had upon this subject. We do not
mean to enter fully or much at lurge upon
a subject which requires to be examined IN
various aspects and relations, in order that
an enlightened and we'll founded judgment
may be made up; and especially in order
that we may not lead to any false differences
Of it's unpro6tableness, nor encourage any
fallacious expectations as to any advantages
I've mean pecuniary advantuges,) to be dc
rived from it. The erroneous opinions ane
calculations which have been formed in thu
matter, have led to most painful results tt
serious losses, and to bitter and vexatiou
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-11
HOgs.


From the days of Varro and Coulmells
down to the present times, there seems to
have been but little difference Of opinion
among intelligent agriculturists as to the
standard qualities which constitute good
hog. These old writer's agree in consider.
ing the marks to be small head, short legs,
long body, broad back, and large hams and
shoulders. Ito these points we add early
maturity and aptitude to fatten, we have,
pretty nearly, the modern beau ideal Of q
perfect porker. There is, however, anoth-
er modern breed ofhogs, possessing none of
these qualities, which, nevertheless, seems,
heretofore, to have been vastly popular
This is the "razor. backed" family, as it is
called, with long snou,s and legs, thin bodies.
sharp backs, wonderful agility, and an %.
stinate aversion to taking on fat. This
| amiable race has been in vogue for great
| while, and Is still to be found on many OF
our farms but we think is now gradually
disappearing before the more portly breeds
which have, from time to time, been intro
duced. Among the earliest Of these valu'
able imporations, was the Chinese, which,
although generally considered too small ir
its pure blood, for market pork, yet has
furnished an excellent cross for our native
stock; and is perhaps the most delicate ane
beautiful meat of the pork kind for domestic
use. Various other valuable breeds hav'
been since imported, which ats grea. In
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-11

Total SS6&
The cream from the milk Of she two last
days was churned by itself and made a.
pounds Of butter, being an average Of two
pounds six ounces per day. OF sixteen
pound ten eurces per week.
This COW last season, whilst in good feed.
gave about sixty pounds OF thitty quarts Of
milk per day.i -,
BoucafoH HtiL.
Victor. Ontario Co. dug. 3, 1859.
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ne 4gAg484Ws
DITOR AND PROPHET
T E r NJ s:

Tfpaid within three months, .$3 B0
II paid within three months after the
close OF the year, oo
If paid within twelve months after the
close OF the year. w
IF not paid within that time, 90
A company Of eight new Subscribers at the
same post Office, whose names are forwarded
together, and accompanied by the cash, shall be
entitled to the paper for 800; and company
offifteen new subscribers for $50.
No papsr to be discontinued but at the option
ofthe editor till arrearages are paid.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen lines,
inserted for one dollar the first time, and fifty
cents, each subsequent insertion.
Persons sending in advertisements are reques-
tet 20 specify the number Of times they are to be
iCserted; otherwise they will be continued till
ordered out, and charged accordingly:
pThe Postage must be paid on all commu-
nications.
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GREAT YIELD or MIX.

Nh. TUCKER :--Having noticed some
statements ofe1traotdinary cows In your
paper. I have taken the liberty to send
you the following for publication. have
a COW, although laboring under great d'sad.
vantage in consequence Of short feed aud
extreme warm weather, gave the last week
in July, the following quantity Of milk:
Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-10-11

land, so that we consider this as one Of the
most profitable parts Of the farm.
Have you done any thing to improve
your pasture lands?
Mol suppose ought to. tried one
hundred weight ofpiaster spread upon a
part of it, and the effects were visible as far
as the land could be seen but then after
that, plaster rose half dollar on ton. and
| thought would not get any more: Then
the buckleberry bushes and sweet fern, and
the brakes and alders have come ia 80 that
| cannot keep as much stock as | could
formerly.
Have you attempted any improvement
upon your bog meadows?
No--somelimes have thought l would.
My neighhor J. B. has redeemed eight or
ten acres, and now gets two tons and hall
of hay TO the acre, herds grass and clover
and red top the best quality, where former.
ly he got scarcely any thing; but then il
cost him at leas, twenty or twenty i've dol.
lars an acre to drain and manure t.; and
he will have to top dress it at least once ir
five years or it will never hold ont. Then
too, he has put on at least half a bushel o.
more Of grass seed to the acre and grass