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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-07

IODINE SPRING WATER.-A recently discover.
L ed fountain at Saratoga and contains proper,ies
known in no other Spring--its freedom from Iron
renders safe 10 be drunk by certain class of nva
lids with whom Iron proves njurous-the quantity OF
Iodine contained in this water renders il the most val
liable mineral water for every species of Scrofua vet
discovered for sale by J. Il J. Fl. PECK & Co. Apts
GOLDFISH, of superior quality for s,e by
" H. NJ GIDDINGS {. co.
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ICEM LONEY.

MOULD respectfully inform his patrons and the
w inhabitants of Burlington, and It's vicinity gem
orally that he has made arrangements for adding an
other branch to his business. Heis now prepared to
furnishiWigs, Curls, and False Whskers, and indeed
every article in his line Of business at the shortest no.
ce and of good quality can be obtained in
New York or Boston All orders will meet with
prompt attention. Shop under Howard Hotel north
side of the Square, Burlington, VT. AZ
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Cabinet shop OH Catlin's Lane,

TEAR SIR Permit me 10 inform you md Others
- in your vicinity that | am sui, engaged in the
any thing in my line may he bought of me on as good
terms as any where in this market. am now from
various causes making work cheaper than ever did
before; and all paying customers whether old
| shall be happy to at the New Shop, where no
pains will be spared give satisfaction. Lumber and
Produce reed usual and LITTLE cash, Gf there IS
any left in the connry) will be found 10 do wonders
few rods east ofChurch-st. D. h. PANGBORN.
Burlington. January II. lS4l
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NEW YORK MARKET, Nav

FLorR AND GRArs.-The market has presented
bu, few features of interest during the present week
Canal Flour has remained firm throughout nj s., fol
common to s. &C! Il s. IL! for better brands
The stock of canal is now about 1000 barrels
Sales OF Ohio via New Orleans at 81 S7!, and o
ness generally was dull and the sales of all descr!p
tons were limited,
There has been sale of 5000 bush, Ohio whea
ut &c cts. North River sold at IS cts. anC
Southern yellow nj SO cts. No change nryc or oats
~ Y Com ddr
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DAISOM OF LlvFRWOKT-for Con.,.mpIIun

JATSON Of TINFKWUkI-toT NUnsIIhpllUn
- dyspepsia, Asthma, and all DIT eases ofthe Lungs
aul Liver. These diseases prevail to great extent,
creating much distress and some fatality. Al rhe.e
re r.incdesl hy the use Of DR.. Tayior> Basom Of
Liverwori. This medicine is purely Vegetable, and
from - recul arrlon upon the Liver Is ways found
a radical remedy for he,e d es. For Females and
men in \ very weak state, no medicine can ~ 50
era en restorative, a. II not only strengthens, Int
pnrle- and gives healthy action TO The Whole sys-
tenn. Constantly tor sale hy \. LOVELY & Co. who
have u>t received fresh supply oi ale Goods
from New York, all very cheap for cash
Burlington, July 80, $50.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

nIsTRIcr OF CHITTEHDES So
A Ia Probate Court held "a Burlington, within and
~ for aldd.,rctrict Of Chlenden on the IS h Jay
Of April IS4l. Cyrus KEITH Of Sheldon IN The county
of Franklin guardian Of Melinda Brooks lr. Of Cleve-
land in the Safe Of Ohio, female infant n.' the
age Of eighteen years, daughter Of Joshua Brooks,
late Of Bur ngton IN The county ofChenden, derea>-
ed having filed IN said court his petition, N wiring,
setting forth hat HI, sald ward i selsed IN her own
right fee Of one equal undivided fourth part OF city or
quarter acre lots num cred 81 and %, situate IN sad
Burlington, nd the buildings and appnriennnce- there
OF and thereto belonging, sullecl TO he rsh OF dow
er the of widow OF The said Joshua Brooks, Diseased,
which rlg hi of dover a life estate 10 SAID widow IN
one third par OF said land and premises ;-repre ent
ing that a sale Of said wards interest IN said
lands and premises would he conducive TO her interest
hv having the proceeds Of such ,ale pm, al interest,
aud PRAYING laid court cence and empower hun 10
,ell hi, wards interest in said lands and premises,
agr-ealy go the statute in such made and pro-
vid.d.
Whereupon the COR, aforesaid doth appoint The
third dav OF May next, for hearing and deciding on
.ald petition, al the Office Of the Register SAID court
in ,ald burlington and doth order that notice thereof
I've given TO all persons interested Hy PM Icaon OF
this orrr containing the substance Of laid peon III
| the Burlington Free Press, newspaper prin'ri N
sn Burlington, three weeks succe>sNely, prey Gus Il
| laid tn ri day OF May. ISL
| Given under mn hand ~ sal Burlington ihl> 10 "
day OF April, lsil WM WESTON h,ElNer'
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NEW TAILORING MEN T
~ Al UirooSki Iudge.-The subscriber has COM
mcnccd the tailoring business in this place, and will
do all kinds of work in his line in good style as II IS
done nj any shop in this section of country. Cutting
one al all times, on short notice.
WANTED-An apprentice at the above business.
JEREMIAH HARRINGTON.
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w f the Subscribers having been appointed by
w the Honorable Probate Court for the district
of Grand Isle, Commissioners to receive and examine
and adjust the claims and demands of all persons
against the estate of ELISHA REYNOLDS, late OF
nsovcnt, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto, and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said for that pur.
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that will
ling house of Elizabeth Reynolds, in Isle La Mott on
the first Tuesday of July and September, A. d. lS4l,
from ten O'Clock in the forenoon till six o'clock in the
afternoon, on each of the said days.
Dated at Isle La Mott, this third day of April, A.
D. 1871. 3w44
A a. ASA L J. IHGodLSCooMB ; Commissioner.
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NTOTICE.-The subscriber having purchased the
" house and premises formerly occupied by Guy
| Cathn Esq. nearly opposite the Reading Room, in
Burlington, has opened a BOARDING Hol Sc, ms
which he will be happy 10 Accommodate gentlemen
and ladies with the bes, attentions, and upon rrason-
able terms 6w JOSHUA DOANE.
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TThas frequently come to the knowledge of the sub
L scriber that empty Snuff Jars, with his Label on
lhem have been bought up, for the purpose OF selling
IN them inferior quality Of Snuff; and, also, that his
Snuff labels hnvc in instances been counterfeit
ed, or the general design of the initiated to
easily deceive the unwary; he deems it, therefore, his
duty TO inform purchasers Of the manner in which
they are often imposed upon and he would hereby
request them to tear of deace the Labels the
outside of the Jars after having disposed of the con-
tents, so as to prevent further use Of The same.
suitable reward will be paid for such evidence as
will lead to the detection conviction Of the imposter.
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Valuable RcalEstatc for Sale,

TOR sale oil the real Estate late the property Of
l. Mr.. John Abbott, in the village of Burlington
situate and adjoining the southeast corner Of the
Courthouse square, and consisting Of dwelling house
and out buildings, also three story brick building
occupied as Cabinet Shop, but may be arranged
as to make good store and dwelling. This property
will be sold together or separately will best suit To-
geher with land for gardens, &C., Also building
lot separate.
credit.will be given on good security for the grea
ter part of the purchase money For futher pnrticu
lars apply to JOHN JOHNSON.
Burlington, April g. l94f.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-07

lizard WARE, SADDLERY WARE, GUNS
i Hollow ware, dc. The subscriber has lust re-
ccyod and IS now opening large and general
mcnt OF the above goods comprising nearly every
article in tho line and which will be sold on very rca-
.onable terms for cash or short credit al the hard.
var store cJInt+ Of c.Ir,h street and 'ho sFiare
ROBBERY MOODY
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NOTICE.

EOR SALE.-Atwo story dwelling HOUSE and
L between five and slX acres Of first rate LAND
The house is situated ON Shelhurn street few rods
South OF the village. Possession given abon, the
first of May. For further particulars enquire of
burlington, Apriia ISL. A. b. BISHOP.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-07

T p. WHALING & co. inform the public tina.
y they Agents for Sargent Sprague d Co
Tobacconsts Albany, n. Y, who manufacture 3
very superior ascle Of Paper Tobacco in every va
rety of size. Grocers and others will find it to tho.
advantage call and examine the article. Also Plug
cheap for cash Also Snuff OF different kinds
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-07

= BLESSING to Mothers. American Soothing
N Syr p for children emitting teeth. The timely
use of his arcle will save chliren much PAIN oflsn
nric, reduced % 3Ts cts. Goirev's Corlal an excel
lent article Tor the nur>ey -. cl,, 10th thoe articles
sold al The Variety Store PANGBoRN n RPIN>NAip.
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NEW MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INsTRU.
MENTS.
n
n, S1M~N SSS3H - 70 a wi has Just re
RZzIE( VAlla from 30:
49, ton, ION commits
'7&SHTS&v.TT So& " sion,) a supply
N.u Nusc NJ,
NIR. MANN,

Ezz5.sSsss;ss$ ss'sf i1a 1' s"% nG,,
'S%sESS@SsaS1 3 :ion q supply Of
New Music, Nlu-
cal Inruments &c, which he is authorized 10 sell at
the lowest Boston re all prices The Music for the
Piano Forte consists of Songs, Glees, Duets and
Tros. New and beautiful Marches, Quicks'eps Gal
opades, Waltzes, Dances and pieces with variations
some Of which are the latest publications OF the Bos-
ton Brigade and Bras, Bands.
ALSO--A great variety of American, German,
French and English Musical Instruments, consisting
of Ruges, Trumpets French Horns, Bass Tenor and
Alto Trombones, flat, and F. flat Clarionets, Ger
man Concert Flutes) from one to nine keys) Flageo.
let's Octave and Picolo Flutes and Flies. Splendid
Bass Vols and Vions, elegant and plain Violin and
Bass VOL Bows. Superior Roman Niolln Bass Elo
and Guitar Strings of every size and letter: Engs'
and French Clarloneit Reeds. Splendid French Ac
cordeons Spanish Guitars, with plain, and German
Silver paent heads Instruction Books, with Gam
uts Lessons, and Exercises for all the above and 9th
or instruments, are now for sale at Mr. Manns resi-
dence few rods north of the Episcopal Church, II
Burlington, where he respectfully invites customer
to We him call
Military Bands and Music Schools, furnished witt
Music, Musical instruments, land Instruction, u dc
sirea) ut short notice.
s'rPIANO FORTES strung, repaired ana 'n UNI
as usual Burlington, May I, ISL %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-07

CHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES.-a
- diere from all other preparations put forth for
children and. adults tor worms. The genuine are
for sale at the Variety Store, by
PANGBORN & BRlNSMAID.
Sole Agents for this town and the State.
n. B.-Look and see If the name" A. SHERMAN,
NJ. d." is on the box April lSi0
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NuoRES Essence OF LIfE.-A ValGal'a

NVOORfsS Essence OF LlFE.-A ValGalda
lVl Medicine, which, If rightly applied, VII e ha
means Of saving Thousands from an untmty grave.
L, has been sold and ed for thirty years, with great
Success and foand very elTcaciou, IN The following
disease, WI. Consumption, Whoopne Cough, COM
mon Coughs, Cod, difficult breathing; lnh4snza'
Qum,y, Asthma, Ph,hi,,c, Splitting Of Blood rlaiu,
lrncv Indigestion, Loo,eness OF the Bowels, fis 81
every kind, Cramp>, Ricseis, Cole CaarTh, iyen-
lary, flaming, Hypochonlrac Atecuons iieadache''
sickness at Stomach, Mea,e,, preventive iC'n-
tarIor. disease, Gou and Rheumatism.
jsJbe above Medicine j. prepsrel ly Henry sey'
monr of Hadley, Mas. from the Original Re1pt, "
m, d,rertion Of ad Moore, and sold hy hun ahd the
SrlJ wbol.,aIe nLrerall hv j. ". }. II, Peck Co
dsndhro. A. Peck * Co., Burlins,nn, and ly the
,aler>T generally ,hruue hom the corn'rv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-07

FOUND.
OR may be found in this village, directly opposite
~ the Methodist Chapel, an Old PAINT SHOP,
newly fitted up in good Style where the undersigned
will be glad to wait on his old customers who may
favor him with their patronage.
6m46 r. G. SpAUIDING.
Burlington, April %, 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-07

WORN LOZENGES...Thi.v alnlll. article
w Is dslv c-ia'l>hipi ITSELF a, The ct me III nc
Tor that Phul anl son,luIss tiisl compliant IN chi
'dItr, the ~urhi-, A. wholesale and rluil "
Jan. !, l-ii. TITO 4. PICK g. Cc.
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The subscriber continues to manufacture, and offers
for sale the folwlng articles
FINE BROWN SNUFF.
Genuine Mnccoboy, ; rose A America RaPPee
Sicily do Tuberuse
Maltese do st. Omcr,
Curacao do Strasburg,
COARSE BROWN SNUFF
Demigros Natchitoches,
Pure Virginia, French Rnppee;
Burbon, American Gentleman
ST. Domingo Pure Spanish,
Copenhagen sup dpd l.. Mixture.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Irish backguard)
High Toast. Irish High Tons,
sSWEET. SCENTED FINE-CUT CHEWING
TOBACCO.
" Oronoko do do.
FINE-CUT SMOKING TOBACCO.
Sppnish, Kitefoot, CANISTER, Common, and Stems.
PETER IORILLARD il.
az Chatham Street
New York, March, 2sil. 47.2m
J. g. J. II. PEcK d' Co, Agents Burlington VI.
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HORSE.

STRAYED or stolen from the subscriber, on the
~ night of the 18th inst, n small Black HORSE,
star in the forehead and the right hind foot standing
out little suitable compensation will be given for
information where said horse may be found.
46w3 NJ LADUE
Hinesburgh, April IL, lsil.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISOIIU TIONe
0NiE copartn ership heretofore existing under Tho
L Firm of l.. Johonnou Geo, is th, day Dissolve;
by mutual consent. The business Of the company
will he settled by Leonard Johonnou the old stand
All those having claims again>, the company are Re-
quested 10 resent them Immediately, and would also
say TO those having unsettled accounts with the com.
pany that we have strong desire TO see them, as the
company Books must lie settled Immediately. All
those having marked Hides and Skins are requested
TO call and get them.
PETER JOHONNOTT,
LEONARD JOHONNOTT.
Church ST. Brngton,}
April !, 1871. !
n. B-The Business will lie continued at tho Oh
stand.
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STATE OF VERMONT, TNHE Hon. the Pro-
DISTRICT OF cHITTENDES, SIS. L bate court for the
District Of Chttenden To all persons concerned in
the estate of FL Barnnm, late of Milton, in said
District, deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, Elijah Herrck and Samuel Bonrdman
admr's of the estate Of said deceased propose TO
render account of their administration and present
Their account against said estate for examination and
allowance at session of the Court Of Probate, to be
holden at the Registers Office in Burlington, on
thes ,con Wednesday of May next Therefore, you
ar thereby notified to appear before said court at the
time and place aforesaid and shew cause, if any you
have, why the account aforesaid should not be al
lowed. Given under my hand at Burlington, this
goth day Of April A. d. lS4l.
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q OGBBIS. Porl-i,OOO H. Larl-l0,OOO
<,oo lis Hams, for sale hy
LYMAN 4 COLE.
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NOTICE...l deem il my du,yto inform the pub
' lie that have invested a salve, perfectly nno-
cent, from three simple vegetables, that entirely SUI
perce1es a spanish fly Plaster, which gives entire
let in all lniamatory affections ofthe human body in
81 TO 45 hours, and needs but application Its ac-
ton is by absorption and evaporation il dissolve.
corn from the feet entirely and without PAIN counter
acts fire in burn scald in Is minutes after its APP
plicaton. Apply II TO the side on piece Of oil silk or
dressed sheep skin, iurnianaton Of the liver or lungs
aui il extracts all excitement from rho,c organs.-
Warranted TO give relisiaS recommended.
A. MARI,
Sole proprietor, I IL Droome street, New York.
The trade supple NJ the Proprietor, prcesly
Burlington, Dec. lsi0 j. a J. H. PECK 4 Go.
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STATE OF VERMONT, }VTHE Honorable
DISTRICT OF cHITTENDES, SIS. L the probate court
for the District Of Chitenden To all persons con.
cerned in the estate of James Martin, late of Jerico
in said district, deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, Hannah Marin admin strairix Of he estate
Of said deceased, proposes render of her
administration present her against said
tate for examination and allowance at a session ofthe
Court of Probate, to BE- holden at Burlington on the
second wednesday Of June next. Therefore you arc
hereby notified to appear before said court the time
and place aforesaid, and shew cause if any you have
why the account aforesaid should not be allowed
Givon under my hand at Burlington, this 18th day
Of April A. d. l5il.
WIZ. WESTON, Register.
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Ell Barnum's Estate.

Ell Barnum's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, lTTHE Probate Court
DISTRICT OF cHrrTENDES, S. L for the District OF
Chittenden: To the creditors and others concerned
in the estnte of Ell Barnu'n late of Milton IN said
District deceased.
WHEREAS, Elijah HerricI and Samuel Boardman
Administrators of the estate ofsad deceael have made
application 10 this Court to extend the time limited
twelve months from the Goth day of April, l3il, and
the second Wednesday of May next eng assigned
for hearing in the premises at the Office of the Re-
giser of this Court, and it having been ordered that
notice thereof be given by publishing this decree three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press a
news paper printed at Burlington, before the time
fixed for hearing Therefore, you hereby notified
to appear before sail Court, al the time and place
afore aid then and there, to make objection fany you
have, to the said time ofpaymen being further extend
cd rs aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Burnton this Goth duy Of
April A. ID. lSil. VIM. WESTON, REGISTER,
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ALrMiSors SAL7s.-The body of GEN. WAyNE
who died 30 or 10 years ago, at Eric Pa. and was
buried near the Lake, recently disnterred and
removed by his son, and was found TO he in very
perfect state of preservation. Those who had known
Gen. Wayne, recognized his features at once This
extraordinary preservation is accounted for in Sill
mans Journal, by the fact, tina, the body had beer
buried IN argllacous soil, strongly nprcgnated with
a solution of Alum.
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NOTICE.

THIS may certify, tina, have given my son Levi
l S. Cole his time, after this date I will lay
claims to his services any property he may accu.
mua,e hereafter and will hold myself responsible to
pay none of his debts. - -
ALVIN r. COLE.
Colchester April g. lSil.
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wifi. Sophia Popeil, has left my
~ bed and board without any Justification, and ]
therefore forbid all persons harborng or trusting her
on my account. JAMES POWELL.
Georgia, Dec. |, 1910.
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Grass Seed at $3.50 per Buslel.
A few bushels of very clean Grass Seed, for sale a
n $3.50 per bushelby HICKOK e. CATLlN.
May 5, lS1l
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MEDICAL ALMANAC for 1871, for sale at the
wi book store. Price ga cts. ID. A. BRAMAN.
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CHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGEs-The
- very best Cough remedy, and Sherman's Poor
Mans Plasers for l2i cents far superior to your so
cent or dollar plasters Sold the Variety Store by
PANGBORN A BRlNSMAID.
Sole Agents for the town and State.
N. B-The makers name A. SHERMAN, NJ n"
is on each Box Of Lozenges and each Pa,.er.
April 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-05-07

HERDS GRASS SEED for sale by
IL STRONGS & co.
April 8, ls4l
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VALUABLE Branch OF EDUCATIONAL neiehbonne
schooImaser specifies the branches taught in his
schoo! in the following words :--"Latin and Greek
Rudimcnts; Natural Theology History; Mora
Philosophy and Payment Quarterly in Adrdnce"
We suppose that this last accomplishment is some
UNEMPLOYED ramifcaon of its precedent. 1t strikes
US as an mpornn, chapter in morals ehc-, and we
trust the day is not distant when it may generally
taught in schools Baton Rogue Gazette
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NEW FIR NJ.

II NJ. WRIGHT & co. have received and are
~. now opening large assortment Of Dry Goods,
which are offered at low prices-Call and see.
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GAMBLISo AwAYA DAreHTER.-"A few days since"
says the Journal dc la Meuse IAN inhabitant at Void
playing billiards. staked the hand of his only daugh
ter handsome girl of eighteen against his adversary
The mprudcnt father lost, and the winner has since
insisted on payment being made claiming the young
lady, fortune and all, or else sufficient indemnity
The daughter, however objects to the validity of the
bargain; and gaming debts cannot be enforced by
l,u.
, 1841-03-27
From Tie UnnnibaI JOurR0I.

Mr.. EdIior-Ina late Ne. of the Hannibal
Journal. ! saw an enquiry 'wheiher or not
there was in efficient operation, in either
Marion or Rails county. an agricultural So
.cieiv. and i: So. II desire hat the proper of
ficers would 1--WE you some information rs TO
their standing and operations The abOvc
Is quoted from memory not having The paper
ut hand. | was pleased on seeing the inqui-
nv and hoped ere now. 10 have obtained
sume information on that subject through the
Journal. have been grariiied To find that
since The great political canvass is over, YOU
are devntinga portion "I your columns I" The
subject of agriculture. iur upon agriculture
the foundation of individual happiness and
%natinna! prosperity must rely for support. |
consider agriculture at once the cause, and
evidence. Of civilization, for it is evident thai,
the productions of the earth are always IN
proportion to the iabour and care bestowed
upon them.
think | have heard that, there was a soci-
etv for the promotion OF agriculture IN Mari
on and also one in Monroe County. and for
one would be glad TO hear of their opera
tions through the Journal.
am quite certain there is none in Rails
Co.. and have been waiting for some time. in
hopes thai some of the cnterprising old far
mers of the county, would take the matter
in hand, to see if we could not keep pace
with our intelligent and enterprising neigh
bors, for 10 speak practically, our agriculture
is greatly defective, and is susceptible of
grea, improvement. How shall We effect
this improvement? Many are too old 10