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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-25
THE HUMAN HAIR
RESTORE1l

THE Growth caused. falling OFF stayed the DUFF danduf
~ dpeed and lga, red, grey hair made dark
This effected (here naton) by Jones OH oi
Coral CIcassia. The proprietor viii offer further state
what !, represented and that the above It's positive quab
ties. Re all this, and then nudge. 90 .lJ
From j. s. Baker f. r. s. L. Fellow Of the Royal Scientific
Institution.
The Royal Scientific Institution has been favored with a
Jones' Oh Coral the oil
testing recommended qualities and reports follows
I'VE have infinitely examined and tested Jones' Oil Of Coral
Ccassa aud find consists OF compounds decidedly
favorable for nourb'ng. soenng, causing groWih curing
dandun and giving dark appearance the hair being the
qualities nded by Nh Jones, which this Society
ind perfectly tue and in viriue thereof award Nh Jones the
testimonials" = b.:
(ssnedj . D. Is, -i. J. 8. BAKER. K.s.L
.. Port,nan street, Portman Square, London
res only ,, shillngs bottle Brooklyn Agent, 100
Fulton street hJ0 Init
PED OR GREY HAIR may be changed TO beautiful aI.
IL bura je black three hours by bottle
of the eele baed Italian Dye 1t has Justly obtained rputa
uon far surprising all Others now In and hs used
without the least Jury either to the hair SKIN Therefore
the difficulty Of procuring suitable article for colurng the
hair has deferred many from attempting But this dih-
Guilty removed all who have used the aas Dye have
borne willing testimony of its efficacy, For sale by A. B.
Sands Co. 2'3 Broadway of Chambers A. b. d.
Sands 70 Fulton, Of Gold and 100 Fulton Of
French Polishing FasteTnrs article comb Of ee
msntary substances having strong affinity S each other,
which will and form compound aoselhor in its
character. The branc and durability OF The tvsh IL
ny rosewood ebony, Italian marble, also srrA.ss patent
leather military caps &c unsurpassed lt4 aIalcation IS
easy requirin. little labor the atici orr
giaa beauty sor sale by A. b. Sands Co. Gante Build
D. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton streets D. Sands ts7 East
Broadway. P,tce IS
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. BOOK-KEEPING.

THE Counting rooms Of G. c. MARSH, SIS Ced, street,
continue ofcn from A. NJ. 10 2. NJ ia or,er that mel.
chants and others may avail themselves OF nstruc
that truly practical that embraces complete rou.
tine OF commercial tansactions and nIcartle calculations
houSe. To those Acquainted with the
User tpuia?n he desires TO that his principal work
peiere the New Yo Pq lie schools aud other large
institutions and si he himself his the honor Of being reap
pointed teacher Of bookkeeping for the Mercantile Library
Association" Of this city rospecuscs with terms be
had t,er aho ,ct Inns Tia
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THE rtvILLioN:1rhis new ecmmoaogs Hotel viii he
Na~ s Ok ae Village Of Sharon springs sPhoA's County
The clear rure water ofthc springs. greatly resembling
proved to highly sfieaciods in Rheamsc GS,anroa, Biz
sahgpa, sGIoula, Liver Compleint and general debility
ed IN ,ny ser pects posses. .s certified @ of the
nal an Ing Properties Unsurpassed, and believed be
aa..ltsi by Az. ~ tt. country
Addsd TO hese the ds ia the vicinity villages,
offensive views ueehborng and romantic sceneryare
2qons The many attractions offered 10 these eekn. the heat
These slings tgt few hours ride from Sarotoya Troy
~ and c fir5l whes carriages dav await the arivs
OF the morning from Schenectady and Utica
time for at also ~ the AbaSy and Cherry my ya is m
lhe By daily stages being about ortyive miles Of the
gam cold shower hs furnished at all times either
e. mineral q Fish water and every attention given to
An abundance of Tho mountain spring Toe stored for
the season
THE SPRINGS HoTEL.-rbi, Hotel viii be opnca At
heaeoye village OF shaton springs for the ecepton usi
tors aconsnns all the Advantages this delightful
. zree ios2taw.r WILLIAM Ea.JoNEs.
{ DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR. sHtNKS
- NJ ID respectfully announces the public t,t he i.s
m9Pdhis Office to rs Hudson street, Canal, where he
qad operative Of all diseases incident The
eye st ear and dieeiso VS. on Mondays WEDNESDAYS
A,iee anl usdicne ihs roa (sraiis) evening Of
sS Il Ss: oes' ts' Dis s. attends to the I EeHS
pEAARsALL,s OAR EsIABL isnNlENf io06TIu i,
M y 0s wa street I'VE doors above Cathans mar.
e9apaecs % supply tbe Navy the American Russian anl
Spanish eae5as supplied 1ll - r,cc bosts and club
oe yeeIs and SOUPS ever collected Il one lac s'o''neA'
y B-rhe Branch Oar Store North River side. /,
exrehts Of store will sell enough cheaper to those who
come from The North River side to pay them o their trouble
than iastyesr. f.. ms srn &c
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lOlCCUL..I'STS.
THE EYE.
DIR. WHEELER OCULIST

i Gfcenwch
s '' ss # t. h
s@Di II s' 8Ssss' s sas's%
Sotyi,h;Tendps ,ha. the hundred. of
y Sss S %
suIab e, he has never iaed esdesis The disease and
Sf almost S@s ass%
9o s IN h ,rss'%n,
at enables him , wh sgadsnse refer the afflicted who
sordsri Of this @ A so ~a r %, n the
Srl class Of society respecting lis professional skill and
osss: a|'"s p's.@s4 g, '' 1'sss'' as scientific
"F pss so1 d sSoa s %
-. G IT'D AD1 C.NTT @
1 ~ "A Is , M " 81 ~
PAIN iS% '''e', any or
p Sss will Ire not Sc ' " he
Poi oFiSS unless uni; a. pos. ps al - n.y.
wheeler have already given him wds spread reputation and
fixed il upon basis as lasting as the gratitude Of those bam
a he e ouns T not a 70 s c 9 % Ns ,e
s eap s who
PI b seeking hns to MAXI MAXI know for De gsSd s
~ ~ w. os.,,, NV Y.,. March 18Th, 1872.
Dan sn may, Il yoS ian proper, MAKE Pub
s s.s s ssa % ssi.a ml h sfnoS
@ Of s Ssas Pv ,.ss ne
tender and It's isease WIS of sue. afnn~ ar.cte,
thai dsssired until told of vof sE,ll in such matters o
eyor obtaining any remedy for her and bc more h.
other physicians had afforded her no relief am happy how
ever thus 30 confess that ven rave e,n,ly cured her and
cordially atly thank YOU, of your highly exer
lions Yours rtspcrtfuliv. - 80 - - - f-s,-
/ MARTIN WATER< In II, nomersl.v az I.
CITY and County of New York 10 wi,
In the hone of being seryicesle m sumo of NV afflicted l
low creatures he rcty voluntarily offer nv grateful rstino
mails Wherlcr cust for restoring me To
sight ftIo ,oai bndnes, afer hav;rr beiore lren ,sn,
cesl treated and operated upon by upwards twenty ~
men of this CITY and
Different parts Of the Uirited States -.
In witness whereof make depo,,tion under oath to ia
truth and he eunto subscribe my name y 80 -
~ .--'. JAMES O.FARREL 7s Sd Avenue.
Sworn before me- the 30th day of March 1912
CSC inEIaSpY Com, Deeds,
e.. q f ',-- -.. 7 Nassau street
City and County Of New York ss - -
David Powell 1850 Jackson street BROOKLYN being duly
that he afflicted eight wears E.vt,
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: MEDICAL.
DIR. SOLOMON HEINE

4
MOULD inform hi. patients public that he still adj
nrss hs Gs @ S psen 70 S
with his and WoSd R a em aat ne ls
he fs's s
bOve mentioned conditions, of all who have suffered for
0ns time under MI RNE
Il Dr. sI0% ss nps mould S 3 hs S9
de now residing at 81 Rsade street. opposite tie MARSHALL
This rhysician TO this county about eight years
nms and Of witnessing many surprising performed
;,, :, S he nsdesi Of he
swo,, ,,s,,. -. ~, ~, Esw wETMoRE. NJ D,
- Riea-sne REED. Com. Of DEEDS. MI, lm.I
SAL z RHEUM, SALT RHEUMl
NHEREsne article fos sale in New York, manuiar-
cured 4 p s'S 4 a Ia %sss:r s
aeken Sh; scafd Head ami diseases oi the skin. Il
Sfsis .as A%s sss
Ss @ % sss ss = s sss
Ss. spsS e STahaa%,
bsng & most severe thai eyer undr the treat
For twenty yea. have tried every thing .hss Ia,
sS ba sSd nt ATTENDED Of
Saudi. celebrated remedy, induced j. and in
I s,s % S . Able .%
rpidsh,l wonis to all who saw NOT only
WITH I so%ss a. wonds 0 eTs nss
taiaed by the use VI Sands remedy -, :,
BsNinxA.m M.as.s ..,a' Z 90 IN; p. =,
r2 s ss Which sffs"sas; 81 ssGs S
the strength of any in the market. =.
Sold by A. B. ID. Sands No. 10 Fulton street. corner OF
Gold 100 Fulton East Broadway; "a; Broadway Pnce
ST. : ~ - !. irs.r .-tt m p :. t. f a20 lm~
| I,HEPRIvATE TREA TISE,--Tkis is little -yolams
certain diseases which the and pfv'e
of stated the plancs possible manner. a I'd
only directions the simple and
but those which have fallen improper hands, aud
continue from month TO month particularly dwet
pede their hst.yer they be we'll the plan
be pursued in each particular L. obtained only of the
author, DR.: Ralph, SO Greenwich ST. Price 81. -
Dr. Ralph also takes this opportunity OF that he may be
consulted the peculiar diseases above referred his
vate residence, at any hour. 49,
Aware, however 81 the deep and just ,ocude which many
feelto consult of well experience in
the following short sketch Of the opportunities he has had to ut
himself for this And this he the inclined to,
have assured him that for OF information OF tins
kind they have selected from alst Of advertising people, the
who had boosted wondfous curebut not without
the btsrest - beg 10 state that be-
been watching these diseases both in cry practice
for mor ian thirty and h?s pubshedwo editions Of
work expressly them. Also that he has testimonial letters
from the physicians Of Europe the most emi
nen in Amercas Sir Ashley Cooper TO Dr. Mott of N y,
and Dr. Physc OF Philadelphia and others and further that
he has the privilege Of eeng to almost every physician of
emnence this city, Nothing csn be stated he conceves
Consultations benade by and for such he has lit
tie chest containing everything for speedy
and private cure II Forwarded as may be directed Price
$40. @ ' - ''s' 20 ~ mls imsr
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WIGS CLEANED

INSIDE AM. OUT, Equal TO NEW.
WIGS and every description of onapsntal ha e'esned
cal process only 10 the subscriber VIM, BATCUE-
LOR, precai VIZ maker and HAIR cutter 63 Bro~isay New
ork Packages from the country must be foeped
prompt steaon Tie hapdsprsst and best assoftment of
Mn -. II. =. A.InakI
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For .s.. Of r. sS1.ssrs}} Fssis Msasas; Per
FEMALE BEAUTY--CuLPNBLE NEGLIGIBLE hq3:;
BY persons of the bssi cutyaed this,
@ II dis 1 s5s s If. .s a %s.s ss
S S"s d. % 1s s q he H s
the fair and oa and lhoosh again to health
and meyer again returns to their original beauty is nsen,
nsT sy Ss5iSa p f. ias5!
Sep Ri an ap ny n ssSs w mh
will perfectly restore s only neglected part of female ona
MuRPER g. MuraeE r; all times viii a,cn.e
CT. s s a Ysi ma na S ss md.s
and Se er nf Does h n" p
alyre the usefulness OF many of o most eminent and
s a nes w y St of BY 'i9' of Of
human beings sink down and die attacks Of the above and
manSnd e" nere f0 been IN
giving relief and has in thousands of instances effected
,5 s d. .,
and best of books, but when thousands dying around u.s.
S S6os on GI5oap coSs Asthma B0rj
correctness OF the above assertion r;recsy since is sowe
known that, that certain remedy may be obtained which always
D a,sa S sss. : Eli: Fss s e. a
has been proven IN thousands where has effected
Ss e: s"' hss $ss sys NJ Y 81 s
only only by DJAYNE No 20 South THIRD street r
~ BALD HEADS AND HARD HEADS Frequently
unite the udivu; that rersois rcdsposed to
ly Badness ay 70 be m and TOO oNen slfwid and
Stubborn JAXJE'S HAIR TONIC is the very thing iof
the first but what influence have the latter
be tested ~ experience Is not however, worthy Of trial
Ladies' who have husbands possessing either Bald Hard
Heads invited make liberal application of This Tonic
TO The heads of their ord and IL il do make hern
flexible and MANAGEABLE will at least restore their hair aad add
much 70 tn, comfort and beauty OF the gentleman.
Payn.s Hair Tonic, Expecorant, Vermiiugr, and Carm
naiive Basarn for sale by the agents D. Sands Ding
gs NO'79 FuFon-stree of Godsreei and 100 Full.
,onstr e at wholesale and retail also sold by David Sand,
and To-, No East Boalway, corner 81 Market-street and
Abraham H. Sands aud Co.. No 2I3 Broadway, of
thsmber-streer MIC I'm
HAIR 0lL-There is oil in the world that do good
lad 70 the hair Every body knows thu, when the hair
Is burned will again good All the powders
odyng the hair nothing but mixture of lime and rage,
end the hair not dyed but literally burned Liquids for dying
TIE of caustic and spirits that burns the
the powders and don't dye the hair and tho hal
will grow matter how times il is burned and every
body knows also that wh,n the he nd is full OF dsnd
begins TO turn and badness follows From
OF twenty years. being hair and having the opportunity
OF esninns Tes, many heals land bloskhead) have made
myself great composiuos known Pastors Hair OIL Or
Comr9nna Essential Oil OF Almonds for destroying dand
preventing the hair from coming out and turning THIS
mtabe Hair Oh viii make the hair grow WE'LL
much dandrui, or soreness the head.
For SALE wholesale and retail A. Pastors Hair Gutter
Cireenwlch street, New York. Fn,ce so bottle.
i
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MISS COW AN

RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies Of New York and its
Vicinity ta she connues giving lessons on the Piano
Forte Harp Guitar and in sngirg Miss c. will be happy
receive hcy pupils No White street If preferred will
attend THE respective houses Of those ladies who may honor
her With their patronage.
Hsris and Piano Fortes for sale and hire.
Also, avery splendid Piano Forte Of superior quality and
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DIR. MORRISON
NO CURE NO PAY.

NO CURE NO PAY. --I -. ,
)R COOPER No. ~ Duane street. Chatham takes this
method of inform the public that he still affords relief
the afflicted and be always consulted with the
hdence m the OF delicate mercuris afec
uons ana the hume symptoms from the disease Dr.
oopfr, from residence years the Hospitals
Europe devoted 10 the treatment Of this disease and from
nsve practice for the last eight that particular branch
OF the profession guarantees safe and speedy and eecu
cure to such persons themselves under his Re-
cent cured IN few days without the of mercury
any other dangerous medicine Dr. Cs mild and iuicous mode
Of treatment will require interruption from business alte
non IN the mode of living Persons afflicted with protTaced and
No. IL Duane street. mi lm-r
TO THE ADVERTISING DOCTORS.-Gcntlemen
when touched wrh little accident should apply
The putting neknsmed doctors, such !he Magic Mixture
sell death at low rate or shall ". 70 10 the Celebrated doctors
whp celebrate emstyes the daily papers and every lamp
. gull y. money health Sc yoSf sIssty Coral
rlain Snch DR.. Laurel os canal street who curr new
hours and in ma I'm
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PENMANSHIP. :
THE ANTI-ANGULAR b
SYSTEM OF WRITING.

- - NM UT w III INU.i I
ITO the Residents Of New York and yn-Remova of
= Mr.. blslSIOW'S Writing Academy to Nc, 235 Broad
FRo1 TWffVE A 5e flVE D % III ts,'
M BRlSTOW in respectfully Offering his services the
public Tor tins season trusts ,t the low IS (us
placing The uscul within the of ALL will induce
~ one and Of every acquire elegant and splendid hand
writing.
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS SD
Ihe Ladies meet daily from twelve They taught
neat rapid md delicate hand agreeable fashion Of the
day. Also, single entry Book. ping taught. ,,.f
Inc Gcntirmen taught with nfllibe certainty rite
WITH despatch IN mastery suitable for keeping
vi books, o. for Mercantile coar,spoulence. so
Evening Glasses from TOO. t-... b. 20.
~. Me tesnts and Strangers visiting the city can com.
plate course Ia taree DAYS. aGl i'm.
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PIANO EDRIE2

SOUTHERN DEALERS AZ .ars.es. =..a:iy " i'll find
Of he Above c "a rslsis d md 6 SeSs
Of rosewood aud mshoany ~ Grad scon scro stands
sai & be- Sqaa to any he S i VII 5, ,o i6e o
bSss sf Ssj Is s.s s,Sj W." f'
Fohes tt hire nj the naputsetoFy. IAN
To AAlArEulSs OF holssEs-Is anae r.a pod served
he R%S 9 % % Germany as an officer ps Of s.. where
Us 5S,as,. .Sa5es him to say that he cam Iai.
.s.,,i n,li;,ry other go@sn Hond pleasure in
6 & 20 my care v please sPpy 10 1874 leonard
r. wREDs.
N s ySr are o. the Of leaving New Orleans for the
iH o or Y. s-iq and pesc manner in which YOU have
hbe ge horses q the s ,ad mil , son,'sT hun one e
sra,ee who nave horse, % s u, o M nd you to
@sa' " ai and g si,s SS riders 5e
VIII ny best wiises for ySef future welfare and success.
Your obedient servant,
New or,.,,. n,.,. ,s,, IL LEWIS
EE si, sTEAM l SAW Sl. III I%n qSs5S
oss Whit P,ns ,sSssl gSe and hemSek tmber had
SE T ,S o ep5s Is 9i ,, ssd as 9Sg Ss
notice Persons requiring any article our line Of bnsn"
may legend upon being sagpisd BY applying at tho
ai cod sw -. LEWIS b GRIFFEN CO
VI PATENT, PRESERVED, foRrABLE skEslI' fFO:
sy e. 'isssq ses 'i sGa sd rns
Turkey, GooseBccf SOUP Mutton Broth CHICKEN Soup,
Ok Tail soup, Vegetable SOUP Mock aud Green Turtle Soups
--GirSen Peas and MIX, for sea voyages.
~ BThese pTpvAons Arc al ready cooked free from bone
and can bs used cold, " peierred. warmed
nntes Manufactured aud sold whole sale ADD retail. by
NIT w. MUIdiANF. s21r Nassau ST., New York
TfNGdrpygpE6TYfE AJFfAfArys,---t. Z. a ,AzKTAULT
p B2i r s Gs SSs lsss pi ra'Gs ab Il
uliy, ind oNeI tor ssy wv price
~. ~ f2miatts ,pasnsrreotype Apparatus, pattern
20 french Plates, large site - I'll.
~ so AcIo'nt;g Lenses made Puis, by Aphone. Gi
100 ,1 Sonls; = I, sCo, a Of SOD,
C1,ihe OF Iodine, Chloruso 81 G1ia the new aeccisr,
ting substsnce - "e"'''''
Mr. f. A. Artsut Co takes th orpopnifv ,oi,c,, a. a.;
friends aud ruornefs that they have removed tv e-tlish
from 10 Brold 1881 Fulton near n,,d
opposite ST Pauls church aga I'M
MACHINE BLANKErs-5 balss lor sale by " - =
w ml0cc PERSSE X BROOKS, 81 Liberty T.
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GENERAL AGENCY.

THE SUBSCRIBER has taken the IS Fulton street,
Brooklyn for the sale of the approved genane Pate
and Family Medicines Perfmery, Fancy Articles &c
Manufacturers and rxopetors of such articles Of
thing else who wish for active stirring dispose of
their productions will find such in the person OF the
S. j. STEWART, IS Fulton street, Brooklyn.
For sale. most of the approved Family Medicines. Per
purchasing here rely obtaining genuine aticles
I'm
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PERFUMERY.
OWENS AMERICAN
LII z ID " L.

ry,Hs Dye the only iniaibe Hair Dye in Many
there ssho oer articles the public bearing the
Of Hair Dye that no. only worthless but often injurious
hair The suberbsr pledges hinse If that the Amec
Hair Dye is perfectly harmless in and malble in
is effect will color the hair only. The ghtest hair red
gray few hours be changed dark shade from
brown To- black This dye IS used very successfully in
changing red whskers correspond with dark hair
Be that the of Ferris Owen written the label
Of each bottle all Others are worthless. II the
dye should a produce the desired effect the money will be
etnrned Manufactured and for sale byFerris Owen No
Sixth Avenue. Agents c. H. Ring SO Fulton H. Il
Kiersted' 32o broadway; f. Chasreny il0 Bowrry g. Lind
80 Sixth Avenue, Druggists; and Manuel Hadresser SCI
broadway milo Twins 3wos-r
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. ------- - r.. n. 1Ol.LlNS, Do SCUM
SHARON SPRINGS.

)HK206 bbis clear, clear and ramp Pork at n
sps cton, for sale by IT, o..
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PERssE / BROOKS, q Liberty I.
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SALT :RHEUM. SALE RHEJJM

sworn before me, this 27th day Of ~ 7'''77 y
- of AprH, "A. ID. 1874 ~ ,-s..-. on d. .s. "a
ava RICHARD REED, Com Of Deeds MI, I'm VI
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-05-25
From The Ne,e England Farmer.

RooT CRops.-Tne tone of the agricul-
tural press for several years past, has been
decidedly in favor of culiiyating roots to
be eaten by cattle and swine. Many far
mers, of accurate observation and sound
judgment, after years of experience with
these crops, prize them highly, and con-
tinue their cultivation. There are some,
however, of good Judgment too, who after
years of trial, have abandoned their cuiti-
walton. Our r.opinion is in favor Of these
crops. We find from our minutes ofpast
years, that allowing forty dollars per. acre
for manure, including the cost of spread
ing, that carrots, sugar beets, ami ruta ba-
gas. can be raised for about Is cts. per
bushel, taking the crops as they averaged
for four successive years. The carrots
have not cost more than the others.
Though in some seasons and on some
soils, the beets and ruta bagas have given
larger crops than the carrots, yet they have:
about as often been Iessproductive. The
beet is liable to suffer, and almost ruinous-
ly suffer, from drought, and the ruta baga
will blight or be injured by worms. The
carrot is lessliable to suffer from the ex-
trcme of wefand dryness, and it has few
er enemies. We have raised it about as
cheap per bushel as any root, taking the
crop OF several successive years into the
account. Our crop has averaged $50
bushels per acre or more.
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From the Farmer's Monthly Visitor.

"Weeds, leaves oftrecs, and all the sue
culent plants which grow so abundantly
in bitches and waste lands, under hedges,
and by the road side,if cut or pulled when
in flower, and slightly fermented, furnish
from twenty to twenty-five tlm's more
manure than straw docs! These plants,
carefully collected, furnish TO the agrical-
turist an immense resource for enrichng
his lands. Besides the advantage arising
from the manure furnished by these plants,
the .agricuIturis. will find his account in
preventing the dissemination of theirsecds,
which, by pr pigatlng in the fields, deprive
the crops of the nourishment of the soil.
The turf that borders fields and highways,
may be made to answer the same purpose
by cutting it up witfalI the roots and the
earth adheri g to them, roofing the whole
in heap and afterwards carrying the mass
upon the fields, or what is still better, by
burning 1t, and dressing the land with the
products of the combustion.
"If straw did not serve as beds for ami
mails, and did not contribute, at the same
time, to their health and cleanliness, ii
would be better to cut the ears Of corn
and leave the stalks in the field, since
they serve only as absorbent ofthe true
manurcs"
If farmers in New England would set
their boys to bringing leaves from the
roads and by the sides of their fences, they
would get as good beds for their stock as
they have in their straw and refuse hay,
and would make much better and more
manure. 1t my be done in the fall, after
harvesting, at very little trouble and ex-
pense. Make lis ght rack with stakes
close together, and weave in poles in a
sort of wicker work. put this upon wagon
wheels, and IL boy or two, and horse,
would Ct up several loads in day.
where leaves arc not at a great distance
from home. L.
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The corn cheaper. and more profitable ke
than the beet sugar. - 8 8 :v
In.the manufacture of sugar from corn,
one of tile greatest advantages seems to
be derived from the so(tness of the stalk,
compared with cane, whereby, the power
and machinery required to express the
juice, arcso much lighter and cheaper.
Whilst we have endeavored to con-
dense Mr.. Webb's general views, upon
this important subject, we have Purposely
omitted the detailed directions he gives
for The manufacture of sugar; for although
we hope much from his ingenious labors,
we donet consider the profits OF the busl-
ness fully established, or that the day has
come, or will perhaps ever come, when
as he infers, the process will be SO s'mPll'
fled, as to render every man his own su'
Gar maker.