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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
PROBATE NOTICES.
COMMIsslONER,s NOTICE.

NIE the subs cribers being appointed by The Hon.
w the Probate Court Tor the District of Ran
dolph, commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands Of all persons, against The
estate Of Enoch Hoyt, late Of Tunbrdge in said dis
ltici, deceased, represented insolvent and also al
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and
six months from the OH day Of July ls4i, being al
lowed by sBid court Tot that purpose we do there
fore hereby give notice that We will attend TO the
bu-iness Of our SAID appointment at the dwelling
hou'c Of David james, in Tnnbrldge the first
Wednesdays in September and November next, from
nine O'Clock 4. NJ until four o'clock p. M. each
Of said days
GEORGE WEYMOUTH, ! Commits
ASAHEL DEWEY, ) sioncr@.
Tunhndgc, July H. IS4I. Is
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ID. p. JDtlNSON'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court hol
Washington District, So. den at Montpelier,
on the 27ih Gav Of Fly, A. y ls4l
EO'EPH HOWES, administrator on the estate
~ Of p. Johnson, late Of Montpelier, in said
d'-Ir'c', decreased, make- application 10 said couri
Tor 'ircnsc 10 sell n the real csiule nI said deceased
10 raise the rum Of five hundred dollars WHICH the
pcrsnrn estate OF said dec cnseh is nsufficnt pa
including also the rrversion of tho widows dover
--Whr NJ on it j. ordered by sa Cont that said
lppicalipr come under consIdera inn and % hcart
nm the ia day Il August, A. y. iS4I at the Pro
balv Office ia Monpclier,-and II is further ordered
hat all ptr-ons ~ crested he notified hereof by pub
hcaiio, &c notice Of l- application ard order there
on, three we 'ks ~ jhc Vermont Wa'chman and Stat
Journal printed nj Monlpcli,r, bc!ora said time o
hearing, that They may grvo bonds for The paymcn
Of the dcbs against said state unpaid az aforesaid
agrcrnbly 10 The statue in such case made AID pro
vidrd
GEO WOE1iiINC;TON Iudee
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DEATHS.

In this village, on the 9Th Es,. MIR Ebcnezor Lewis
aged 69-addIns annIe; to the list Of The old and respect
ed citizens OF village who have died within few months
past.
In this villagc, July "a, Mrs Fanny wife of Mr.. Perry
Marsh, aged ii.
In Windsor, Mary Elizabeth Petes, aged ls-daughter
of John Pcics, Esq. Of Windsor.
In Norulk, 81 Lawrence Co. N. Y. the l9'h INST. in
the AL year If his age, Raw Ado'phus Taylor Of
DeAc. Nehemiah Taylor, frmcry Of Vermont.
In Nershre, June 20ih Mis-. Celia Mouon, daughter
Of Joshua Alexander aged 90. Also July John Aoxan
der. Pr ntersm Mass. are icquest' d. &c.
Al the residence Of his sons in Barre, July 2ls,, Na-
an. Holden Esq aged IS. soldier Of the revolution and
believer in Tho ieginn nfjcsuS Christ and he could
did the apostle ancicRiy a. ready to be offer
ed have fought good fight, have finished my course,
have kept the fuih7
Also in Barre 5ih May, Mary Holden aged 81, de-
voted and humble Uuwer of The meek and owly Jesus.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

PERILous SITUATION. Buffalo CONNER
cial Advertiser says that considerable excitement
was caused in that city on Sunday last by the re-
port TINT Two men in boat from Chippewa had
been drawn into The Of the Falls, that one
ofthem had taken the awful plunge and that the
other, named Alien, had succeeded in getting a
footho!d Oh little island near the precipice about
6fiy yards from the shore. The latter was finally
got off by boat made fast to rope connecting
this rocky iset and Goat Island the boat swept
within few feet of the precpice. Nothing Is
said Of The other man,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
IIEA LTEf.

TINE sick daily using Dr. William Evans CAMO-
l. MILE TONIC AND FAMILY APERIENT
PILLS, which recommended cure the following
d sNcrv"us Diseases OF all kinds, Dyspepsia and its
consequences Sick Headache Liver Complain, Bilious
Affections AcIdiy IN the stomach, Loss Of Appel Pain
the side lnwnuss Of spirits Papi'aons of the Heat,
Paintings az GdjneSs, and all disorders connected with
tn Female IL any Of the above Diseases these pills
if taken according to The directions which
accompany them, with many others minated in tho
tbovr.
We have received large and fresh supply TO answer
The great demand For sale only by +. p. WALTON
d SONS. atcnis at the Moltpcer BOnks orc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

NOTICE. We have been requested TO shy that,
the County Convention which WINS called 10 meet
at this place on Wednesday last for the porpose of
linking into consideration the nominations for State
Officers made ut the recent Wing State Conven-
ton, was adjourned, without transactlng any bus
mess, TO meet again in THREE WEEKS from That
day. The reasons for the adjournment were. that
the attendance WIGS not sufficiently large, II was
thought, to warrant any definite action upon this
important subject.-LdmoiHe Wing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
BANK OF ST. ALBANS.

We are glad to lave it our power to announce
that the bills OF this Bank are now received at
the Suffolk mud thus made current like those OF
the other sound banks in New England. The
sovoncy of tile bank has never for moment
been doubted, and yet for years its bills have been
uncurrent and an annoyance to every business
man out of the immediate ueighborhood where
they are issued.
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NOTICE.
TO TIE DEMOCRATIC WINGS OF OR
LEANS SENATORIAL DISTRICT;

LEANS SENATORIAL DISTRICT;
The Orleans Co. Convention called 10 meet on the
18th of July inst, mel according to appointment ;
when it being ascertnined that the Hon. Jacob
Bates, Senator for said Senatorial District decliu-
ell nomination, said Couvcrton adjourned 10
the first Thursday ofAugust next, TO meet at lrns-
burgl, at one O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of
making n new nomination of Senator and trans.
acting any other business deemed necessary. The
Democratic Wings Of Orleans Senatorial District
are earnestly requested one aud all 10 attend.
THOMAS JAMESON, President.
IlENRY VI. BATES, Secretary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
MAHOGANY VENEERS,

Ohm WOOD has just received from New
- York large assortment of Mahogany VEN
EERS. Also, Smith, Coach aud Furniture Varnl,h,
and lot of FIRST rate FANCY CHAIRS, which
ready for safe.
Cabinet Furniture and Common Chairs, Of the lat
est style, on hand and for sale as usual at the cd
stand Of the late Grm of C, and J. Wood.
All persons having unsettled accounts with c. and
j. Wood are requested TO call and settle,
July is, 1871, Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
BARNUM'S (BALTIMOKE, MD CiAX

FENiiE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
h patrons that after lapse of five years, he mas
sumed the pr"pricorship Of the CITY HOTEL, and has
spared neither pains expense in putin! the house in
complete order he exterior as well as tie interior has
heen thoroughly cleaned aud painted The halls tagged
with marble the paros and chambers rcurnshcd and the
entire establishment thoroughly reorganizrd The sub
scber therefore hopes that by his long experience the
business, his nniiiing cxeriios To please TO
ccive that liberal share Of patronage heretofore extended
To HINT being the aim of himself aud those in his
poy TO make the CRY H"TEL only the traveller
home, but place Of real enjoyment.
DAVID BARNUM.
Baltimore. MI JnY D. 1911. Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

STALE OF VERNON f. In Probate Cour, ho'-
Randolph p-lrct, 80. den al Randolph in
nrd for sad dI.lict on The 81 day of July 1871:
GEO. P. PARISH aud Julia Bass. administrators
" on me estate 0l Na,!an D. Parish rr 81 Btsn.
Rec in said District, deceased, applhd Tor license To
sell ali The real OF SAID deceased tor payment
# debts due /, ON said d"crascd and the same op
pearing neccssaryh is ordered that said application
&c heard ~ The probate office, ia Ranjolph, IN SAID
district on he 4h day Of August nrxl, and that the
hear. Of said deceased be notified hereo by pu,lta
non Of This order in he Vermont Wachman. printed
= Monrpc T, three wee ks successfully, az soon as
nay he, that they may appear, if lhry cause, al
aid time and pllce, and give bonds tor the payment
# said debts agreeable 10 the provisions Of tbs Stat
,ie IN such "a de.
WILLIAM HEBARD, Jndse Of Probate.
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NOTICE

(tAMlI into the enclosure Of the subscriber June o.
~ tw" brndo yrarlng hecrs. The owner is r.qlrste
to laAe them away ana pay charges.
EDWIN C. LEWIS.
Berlin, July 90 1871. 10
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

NllS ceriifcs that have tins ddy given my son. fIor-
ace Nj Bruce, his time, durltg the remainder Of his
minority and he is hereby authorized receive mis- earn.
ngS, AMI ai SHALL hereafter claim wages. or nay
any debts Of his contracting. HORACE BRUCE.
AlUatprilrr July so, ISL. Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02

STATE OF VERMONT tThs Hon. the Probate Dis
lsr CT Of Bralfri. tric Court for said district
10 all concerned in he estate of David Wsll late oil Shaf
frrd in said district, deco h-Grectlng.
/ pom nppicai"n &c Slrah Wells, administrative on
~ the SAID estate for license 10 sell the real estate Uf
said deccased FOR the payment Of debts the personal
being insufficient therefor by u of $3.50 dollars
You are ,hcefc hereby mortified tc appear at Probate
Court IL be holden AZ Souihwohs Ian, in West Fairlee
in said district The last Tuesday of August next, and
give bonds the law directs for the payment Of said debts
license will be granted pursuant 10 said application
aud is hereby ordered that notice hereof be PUBLISHED
hree weeks cssively in the Vermnnt Watchrnan,
printed at Montpelier previous to said hearing
Given under band 'rhcford said district This
18th day Of July a. ID. 1871.
ID SIMEON SHORT judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-08-02
GROUND ROOM SALT
THE MAILS

FE" BlJicis of 'hal hes kind oil BUT TER
SALT just received bg STORRS X LANG
IONS, Jult 81 lS4I
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
TsNHE propreiors and land owners in the town OF
IL Goshen. Addison county and State of Vermont
are hereby notified that u petition will be presented
TO the Legislature next 10 be holden at Mohlpele,,
for aiux OF Jour cents on each of land in said
lown Ipubllc rights excepted for the purpose o
making aud repairing roads aud building bridges in
said town. SlLAS d. GALE, ! Seleolmen
AZEL DUNKEE Jr,, Of Goshen
Goshen, July l6. Is4l IA
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GEO. woRTiilNGToN, Judge.
RUIU HIINiE1S ESTATE.

- nv IL HuMb'S Els n l't.
STATE OF VERMONT, At a PIOhate Court holden
Washington District, IS. ! at Probate Office in Muni.
pecr, within and for said District on the goth day u
July, ls4l.
Present the Hon. George Worthinstun, Judge.
A lnstrumeh. purporting to be the last will and tes-
n lament of Rutl Humts late of Berlin in said district
deceased being presented to the Court here for probate
l. is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
hrren be notified to appear session of said Court to
he holden al the probate Office in Monpc Ter, the 10Th
day Of August, 1871, and shcw CAUSE If any they may
have against the probate Of said will for which purpose
is further ordered thai copy Of the record Of This order
be published three weeks successfully, 10 the Vermont
wnlchnan and Site journal, printed at Montpelier, a
fJrcsa'd SOON as may he.
Il true copy III record,
LueN, GEO. p. MANSER, Register.
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ID. p. JDnNSON'S ESTATE.

Tunhudsc, July IL. 1871.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

We have a,kyd Tor rights in the representa-
tive han and in the Senate chamber from year to
year. and deaf ear has been turned or hau
drown oui io catch friends. or some tridng
charge made that abolished no priyil,g- and cstab-
ished no right We have asked f,r bread and they
have given US stone We have sued patiently
and we have been an wered slaves Tho time
has come when u . our boanden duty. and a
duty thai will be performed. 10 demand oar rights
in reprcsenlai,n. anI should they not be yielded To
cast back the the taunl made use ofin the cunven-
ton in a unius, This is jnst and declare
before the world that We will hive them ultimate
y. though they "leal 10 a line Or separation drawn
in blood"
From large number Of our western citizens has
gone memOrnl, from others aud tho1sanis of ol.l.
ers 10 the present Legislature, will go memorial.
calling this year, for Ihe last time Tor representation
5Ased upon Populatnn lr Is not granted let .Ihc
piwers tina, be" ahile the con Se1ueu-es Of their
arbitrary folly Tsey may rest assured that the cup
IS h'll, thnt patience has ceased 20 be vrtne. nnl
That a convention authorised 10y the bill of rish,,
must follow. and the virginin dogmas. yirs,nia ali
''raciions. and Virginia expressions will crumbl,
under It as did tbs iouorins empire of Rome undo
the hand Of the Goihs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

CIIICAGO.-The Ch6agu American gives a
cheerful account Of the business aspect and prospect
Of That place. Teams passing through the streets
heavily laden with grain, and the public squares
and one or two vacant lots were converted into n
sort Of camp Of wheat wagons. The editor adds
in the evening fromihc house tops you may sec
IN every direction the fires lii up by those who
have enrampcd for the night Connecting the white
coverings Of the wagons " iih tho fires Il il nat
dihculi 70 Imagine that they compose 80 many mill
iary Posts placed at every apprpachable point 10
ward I'll impending danger In sober truth # our
business increase at ITS present rate, our suburbs
VIII sn1n be one great encampment We have fresh
arrivals Of farmers every day. md Sometimes under
extraordinary circumstance. Teams short limo
since came distance Of one hundred and fGy
miles which we thought Of itself was doing very
well. Soon after. we found TO our great amtz..
meni that they were coming in from distance Of
two hundred miles. and they are now come in from
sections Of country two hundred and fifty miles off
and bearing South, South East and south West
This absolutely mikes the market AZ this time Of
about ono bali Of the state OF Illinois Iorre u,t;n
Of Indiana, aud very considerable part ofWiscon-
sin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13
MASSACHUSETTS, ERECTION

On Monday ios, The election took place m Ma.
sSchIseIls. In Br-ton the entire WING ticket NJ,
Senate and House Is elected.
The returns for Governor are very full e,r .,
short time, and denoIe ~ IN ali cnse. this ven,
general Staying at hume OF The wings. Yet thcr.
Is no doubt OF the election Of Governor ID Vi. The
scattering votes are much moro numerous than a
sna we do not see II stated. bat suppose that these
are for the n O'i;on candidate
Entire vote OF 266 towns 97,349
Ne essay a cho,cc; ir,hese were all
the towns TO be re;urIeI. 1876
Governor Davis has a. Aa3
lie has over Marcus Morton 464I
lac m Under e the towns in the common.
mcu'h M'il unqu,s.bnibly increase tioyetuor
Jaws , maturity. The Auos thus conclud =.
o.d Observation-Disclosures good old Bay Stale
... "a'e me happiness, yet another year. to be
IN It's mercy grant her that blessing for ever Hs
mes, 1ohn Dsv Nj have 1t least 2OCO Wing ma.
Jon'y over Morton. Boltwood, scattering and olr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13
A scEyEINAN EDIToR.s orgrcp

Enter w. B.-Gopd IN Irning, Mr.. Editor I see
you busy as usual.
III Somewhat engaged just now.
~ Have You leisure To look over an article
/ have Brought
Ed' Certainly-lhat is purt of our business II
yon will allow ms e. read II. | will decide II once
3D., (reI9iHg) The article. perceive, is rather
personal However just and true the comments
they are likely to give ofT,nce-Facis tnp, are
slated IN strain somewhat aggeraled. and cal
cuIaied . mike the TN that the writer was
prendiceL Al the lime he wrote
%. Doyou mean To say that you re fuse the arii-
cies , Toiy, the independence Of the press is not
reduced iosJ low le'cl. Here is n crying evil of
which The public complain almost universally; AMI
yet. when case is siorngly slated and in manner
Calculated TO excite attention, find il aim ist i'm
passI.le 10 get matter into the public piints
M. lOn are rnther fls', Mr.. g. T. litorial indie
pendence and editorial responsibility are greatly
mistaken by some persons. There are beings i'm
the world with the highest pretensions to honor and
iearlessnes', who denOunco u a species Of COW
ardice ~ an editor TO shrink from n degree of
responsibility. which. when tested they themselves
refuse 10 assume! The article alluded 10. although
ohcnsivcly written, notices subeci Of cons Ier,ble
importance, and U.s. freely admit from a source Of
the highest rrspeciabiliiy. We will pubi.h il
but with single proviso. In the editorial columns
we must be permitted to remrrk that the name of
the author has been lofl with u.s.
CHI &c instantly came oyer the dream Of our
correspondent. lie ~ once saw The subject in
uIeren' light lie dId NOT wish 10 mix himself Nd
with any controversy, or 10 assIm5 any resoonsibd.
ny lie had been requested 90 write The arr,cIe nv
Trend AMI probably the sttiement was over.
colored' and the fact somewhat eEaggerato! lie
meant nothing offensive. but would not Cor the
world come into csion with either Of the plrtie.
alluded % m the communication. especially as they
were high public functionaues.
~. Ny dear sir. you need not utter another
y"nDie upon the subject. This SORT Of things is
ny 40 means rare with persons situated as we are.
We know you and respect you. and believe vop
Wouid not tread upon a ny IN wlntOn spirit Bot
sNH'as you move along IN life for the future. re.
member That some editors have consciences. and
NAT in'y cannot always be employed in The manner
reInled 10 the fIbIo-in which the monkey employ
ed The cat-PBiia Inquirer
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13
ARRIvALoF THE RRrTANNI, ~,

ARRIVAL or TIE BRTTANNIA.-The steam
pack Ct shp Britannia. under her new commander
'1paIn lieUeu, arrived at Boston. on Sunday after
noon after hong and bnisterpus passage She Ien
Liverpool on the 2lst Of October. having been do.
tanned 10 that lime, mentioned in the accounts
10y The Great Western, aud reached HALIFAX on the
ilh instant
She brought So passengers landing 81 Of them
at Halifax and took on board % OF that place.
Her news has Of course been anticipated by The
Great Western
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

AGE OF ANIMALS.-A bear rarely exceeds
twenty years dog lives twenty years; wolf
twenty ipS iouHeeH or sixteen; lions are long
lived. Ppnpoy lived 90 the ape Of seventy. Tho
a'ernge age Of cts Is fifteen years n squirrel or
pare seven or eight years; rabbits seven EI,ph1nts
nave been known 10 1--we % The great age of 400
years. When Alexander the Great had co11ps,o,I
one iVns. Ming Of India. he took great elephant
""cH mad bugHt vlli1ufly fJr tho king and napol
h.a Nl''. dedicated hon 20 the SIM. and lot him 20
s'il .1i' ms upi.uu Alexander the s1n OF Irnfe,
n'lh dedicated AJ1y 10 fhe Sun This Efcp5,pf
was i'1nd with This inscription $50 years afo,.
wars flz' have been kn1En a. live 10 The ace
m 'h"y years the rhinocoros o. twenty. borss
"as 'eeH Known o. live o. the age Df SIXTY tvga bsi
a'ef'-es twenty five 90 thirty C1meIs sometime
1--WE i' ne age Of one hundred. sfaKs sre Iopy
IiVod HIeep seId1m exceed the age of ten
lows I'VE about fifteen years. Cnvier consider b.
I',si''e that whales sometimes live one thousand
yenfs. NJ M1lleryn has the skeleton Of a swan
mt aiaine5 i1o age 81 two hundred wears pet,.
'ans ore long lived. a i1ytoso has been kr,,,o =,
I've 70 The 'ge Of ono hundred md seven
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13
pEsrRrCrIvE - IN pr.rrpsn,.n,,

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN PETERsBURG-
we regret 10 eern that fire broke IN the town
OF Petersburg on Sunday night lest which destroy.
ed The Presbyterian Church. Powelrs Hotel stables
and 80 nurses. A correspondent wiring to The
Richmond Compiler ;sules The loss a, between three
and four hund'ed thousand dollars.-,he Petersburg
in'elhg"nccr at about fifty or sixty thousand dot.
'ar'. The Church had been bot lately repaired,
and rev and handsome sieeple added to it.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

Mossr'. PcnlOnSy a Harrison will sell 4, their
NCcti"n Rooms on Mun street on Monday next
c"nRcncing NJ 9 O'Clock. one OF the most beautiful
collections OF rare aud choice numerals ever brought
i'.s his section of nirylogeIher with variety
yf fancy articles
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13
CINCINNATI N,v,,,,n
IT INWFT MI
SIEAMROAT ArrInL,,-

Inc Arcade was run into by the Sour,ar abou,
: o'dock. Tuesday NOR. 50 miles allow. ,,i. 60.
ne e'Us'on OF he the pipe connecting the boiler.
o. 'he A'ca1e' by whi'h two or three were sea-
ded by The escape ofIhe steam. and which rr,b,.
bly, prevented general explosion. Tie Arcade
was lowed m yesier lay by The Swiftsure.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-11-13

SEMINli Six


mere are several persons IN this county whohays
turned Their attention in greater less degree "a
TIE culture OF silk. aud manufacture annually ou,n
MY OF sewing six which Is READILY s1d nj prnlir
when ether productions ofIhe farm are dend ,ye,gh
upon iher hands Among those who have engaged
n tn" business on scale perhaps larger Than any
1iher in this county. Is Mr.. Nathaniel KrIder of
Rush township. Thus gentleman. during the mast
season manufactured sufficient quantity OF sewing
SIR 10 yield hun something over 5000 the price be-,
ns 4 cents per sk"In. few days snre we had
he pleasure OF examining lot of some SIS or 500
worth of this article, and we have no hesitation in
saying that Il is, in all respects. equal not SUPERIOR
To any article of the kind have ever seen-eiIh.
er i1reign or domestic. These results are Altering
and should slisfv all farmers thai the business
can be prohiably pursued aud that two without
materially interfering with the ordinary business at
nc iarn Nj hIdier informs Us that ne is making
arrangements 10 embark mpre extensively in The
business, and we hope the day j. not distant when
many more oiour citizens will be induced 10 engage
IN an enterpri2c which holds ont 50 much prnmIso
TO themselves and advantage To the whole commu.
ally feSierH Cii-ea.