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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-27
NOTICE.

WE, :he undersigned acuaed alone for the public benefit
w most earnestly caution the public from being imposed
by pretender calling himself Doctor advertising and
detng certain Jise by which many have
been credby normd deceived and their
taken from them, and their lives jeopardsed.
We know individually that there is but person in the city
and who regularly admitted member of the Med-
cal Society by the Of HEINE and he resides at No. 81
Reads and is the Dr. Solomon Hene who formerly
lived at No us Hudson who has indi
ydua knowledge performed great nber of extraordinary
and miraculous We have desire inure ndi
vdual bn consider incumbent duty citizens,
TO prevent the public from being imposed upon.
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AIRING AND BEAUTIFYING tn
COMPT ,FXION

NyHURCHS GENUINE VEGETABLE LOTION, recon.
mended by the faculty for all diseases of the face and skin
eradicaes TAM pmpes freckes spots redness
soft skin; Transforms even The salow ccmperon into
radiant whteness renders harsh and rough skin beautifully
soft smooth and even imparts the face neck and
healthy and juvenile bloom and by due in its
phcaton the result will beautiful compile xion. The Lotion
is exceeded by other in the world Suffice il to thar
ha, been used with great IN the States and Yves!
Pricr rs cent, per hottie jy2 liner
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THE PERSIAN PILLS

A sSHKEptf HAVE healing virtues which 40 other me-
dcne IN this Let be- dscou
ed until they have tried the Persn Compouud-they
raised from the greatest weakness and distress health and
For sale by j. O. FAY, Wholesale agent Minors drug
Nos. 70 and 100 Fulton street.
Also, Jew David's Hebrew Plaster remove tumors
kings evil the side, rhe umatism Sc Married
Ladies" in delicate situations find relief from il.
Galvanized Plaster Magnetic f,tber No Tor ronsnm,,;o
Magnetic Ether No for diseases mperance &C.
Magnetic Ether, No g. for liver complaints, SC.
Also, aremedy for thrush canker and nursing mouth.
Call and see the Agent, o. FAY I'VE that suffer- Mil
nors Drug store, 1872 Broadway, of John street. New
York. ,yl3 lmsc
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THE TEETH,

THE TEETH-A reduction of 20 per cent-upper and
lower sets ofeeth inserted atmospheric pres
sure, TO be with and 6rmness, from single
tooth entire all be supplied with the best mine
"a seh toohache cured For extracting Tooth % CENTS as
ray street ner, door TO the church. of Broadway
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MEDICAL.
LUCINA CORDIAL.
TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC


and sustained the reputation which had you,y scquI
ed in Eu,oe but has also added die Of It's usou
inventor by the unnvaled has been discovered
sess IN the Of ncpent consumption The knowledge OF
ms % , n ps S. aa & ,Ns SS
the result Is @ medicine has been added 20 the catalogue Tor
with due precauhon under the control Of the patient; Il is
sss h, period to qns 's LIe
bus difficult painful Incontnence of Urine and
all diseases from deblitaton Of the system, where
sases has sken PRECEDENCE Of ali other medicine in such
and leaves nothing further 10 Be hoped for its cures be
trouble Should here however any person abons under
es,ed il 10 with ali Confidence and
personal responsibility feeling assured if they give
and s Sss 70 it ssah viii e S % result B
also the in Europe the Immense American reputation
vesgated nubable and generally power enable
females who had been considered barren bear offspring and
restore vrle powers males when reduced TO utter and
When ibs ssqaey he Lacas Cordial from
the of respectable testimony that accompanied II,
sonol assurances these particulars
sale OF upwards of hundred thousand bottles coupled
knowledge founded personal
hesatngy warrant far exceeding my ssnguine hopes,
important ends which and has be-
come s. Justly sns ay sS ad POPULAR T be as sas
BILE for the assumption that the Lucina Cordial can inyg
where they
ated anciai that produce that state
beo children.
that inavs u r.snY exceedingly de
guarantee fr the great responsible
y which have cheerully assumed With feelings Of SINCERE
gaude for the extensive patronx which che agent OF the
Lucina Cordial has been headed upon country
MAN. the fa 5oS W fsffsR5 efTse
S PEI Sl! and N salf : b sa''''
iva lrc*r
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SUMMER COMPLAINT.

SUMMER COMPLAINT.
INIARRHEA, DYSENTERY, or looseness of the Bowels,
~ currd few minutes b. Shemans Restorative Lozen-
ges They remarkably pleasant md effect immediate
lef-neyer has instance been known Of their failure
FEVER AND AGUE-Sheman's Lozenges for this ,edi-
distressing complaint without exception, the only
article entitled the Of specifics for they always
cure and the chilis do not return. - ,. .
WORMS-n both children and adults, are infallbly de-
stroyed and removed by Shermans Worm Lozenges-a nil
lion of boxes sold yearly, and never known to fail.
Warehouse LOG Nassau street. Agents-88 Bowery n East
Broadway 22 Hudson street, ITO and 273 Broadway and l39
Enlf rsfrae lvn
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DISEASED EYES
AND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYE-LIDS.
NY disease weakness OF the eye inflammation of
the eyeld be quickly and safely removed by the
of the
ROMAN EYE BALSAM
Mrs Davis, No. II Essex has been cured Of namma-
ton of the eyeds and weak of DURATION BY using
only one jar OF the Eye Bslsam,
Miss Fitl Gerald, No Market street had for or three
much afflicted with and insmmed
that she could scarcely read Her eyes have
been completely restored by this Balm, after all other
filled Hundreds have by its he ang
light where almost total blindness caused By excessive in
Examinations had existed for years.
Tue Roman Eye Bais,m" has been long time used in
private practice by the eminent oculsts in this aud egn
countries and its astonishing efficacy all dis.
and inflammation from the has established for
puta h- yond thc ach of other preparation
IN DIMNESS OF SIGHT, caused ny fixed attention 10
minute objects by long exposure to strong light and in
the partial loss OF sight from sickness old
restorcr and should be used b all who find
ol directions for Price s7 cents Prepared and sold
wholesale and retail by DAVID SANDS CO, No. n East
Roadway corner Market st, N. y
Sold also BY D Sands 70 and 100 Fulton street, and BY
Sands and Co., 273 Broadway corner Chamber street
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matters feel called les tit Right b
main, the Public very obedie ai humble
Price % S9t!s .als e E,osdw Sasar
''Isf s:r f0's and 50 N0h s''A street. fni-e''
On strict"re and It's Cure. :,
ang most per,nr aeSn That the disease
frequently and the Of other Obstinate
there prevails avery ton respecting Structure
@ adv, % people take of this
PG,s" @ %ay that
eo%pshsd il very iss lime: '''' ', ~ s, =
r. h That s to-
tinue on from month to MONTH It slides into rleet Now
s fs is % or s.; ds
part or other Of the IS rctne and fahe har al
rs e " main Of
but those also OF
But what especially leads the attention off from this disorder
to the How of urine is observed which is quite mistake
striking change in this indeed diminished o inter.
this Us state these remark, ri, s,s
take 0ih, ron cruel ESsfy body kpSw;
they Will sell their nostrms long any one will buy them
medatey acknov ledge that ali the medicine in the world
h G the Writer 10 b eoSsu b
who have been tai ns ali manner of thnssas drops
nd ma
hut whom on seeing he real Of ha he has
in a. man, j,y. s ' 900 ~ " Wv SN' " $50 ~
Win v,sx ,b.reC,r. Of nysvsn,o ,..a nnos,ons il,
seems Il .abIs ~ Law he for. be nnnIc Tw ain crcnm
stances nv which m, h. Uneven vh;cf can b.
v done for Although the If th are
yev befvbsv are ~ oliowo Th frs, ,a &c a'e'
TE.mannr If Ia, been sa; the
ne Il moi h. mich ~ ;nrsiad RI, ohs.rv a,tcn
yeiv sri i Grhsa and b cI,,bes are ad;"d Will
or dron or two Will ever s,ea swav az as ~, vet i;,,le-
nothing is more indicative of structure The nextis
NJ, t;De ~ T,onorrIo.o bns rsmn;r.d ,,nrmrsJI, ia diff
cult say now long Gonorrhna or elect may run and no,
than another but general rule, lift should red
beyond .ix weeks, this alone would afford sufficient
srgsnd, least for the suspicion of structure The last is
The efecd structure has the atnd-The effect Of
Structure depress the spirits and to lessen both bodily and
mental activity This also of its most effects
common that the writer rarely Of structure land
he day. which the patient does complain
or less that he capable ofbusness formerly Ii
gratifying aso 20 witness the sp,r,ts and the dsaP
peaIiny OF muadies progresses.
With regard TO the Of Structure II sufficient TO observe
an free from pain, and generally accomplished very little
time. So much this could have been advanced
but such has been the improvement this art and
s s s %
mouths
e, NJ p W Ss W 'h;tS y, III, Jul. uem
selves ,nT wr,e., VI rNapn ha' puosheu ve vo'ume
eaiea me Fr1nak iTedise ~ wn,eh no. ohiy sIieure
ont tne cure a. e tnose delic.e Wncn IeqIe eSe
cia care ana privacy Is difec'eo IN he lahes menne put
IS aa' aoe ,hat Inpse VINO suspect s.cule y possloe
should onsqlt th author personally ana nong
Separate rooms Also are arranged Tor those VINO may nave TO
wait lNtle
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CORNS, COINS. CORNS.
~ street..
S.ANU MADAM MI BE II A X u,
corn Doctors. from Paris,


vii hsVe Tse hf.
si S few aRs s a time Is
evsd been attended BY them They have dig
% ss ,ssJs;
those T %sy ' s @ IF S
way their tOynentO5 The Com ia their hands .,
sSS Il relief
@ skin mss5
al, and dsTs % TO
than minutes: the relief Thai d.
wiiheut the least ipcOnyeniencs
At home IN the morning from till H. and in the afternoon
Oaice at Boston ISL Courtst jys sm.r
NO. PARK PLACE, one DOoRFRoM BROADWAY.
TO VISITORS AND INHABITANTS.
T E E T II IMP o R AN T N 0 ICE
@ Of sons c S the LID ss sn$
Paris begs to acqaant the Inhabitants and visitor. Of New
@ Of hi a md Place ss pub
door from Broadway Mons NJ be consulted daily
ss. f Son 9an Sss. b. tn. YER.
h 1ys p G for s na
SatOns and sdSocsns Mons. NJ Sons Improvement
~ oELEBRABbEEoos MIEBR TkkF F2R FILLING
Mons NJ Son continue 70 restore lecayed Teeth, however
small the cavity making into sound Tooth
POINT sssT rs enamel "a he TGS!s
s Rsa an %
aecessity Of exractin; which injurious to the human
ency he Of delicate
INCoReoDIBLE MINERAL. TEETH.
Mons calls the attention Of the public and visitors Of the
be Mineral Teeth Which resist The effect: Of
medical prescriptions. or any other knowR cause
They meyer break oGs.they na,s no
II hs 10 IN ,p anS Seds Ss
color Placed from complete set the above
proved and scientific principle they are 70 s
e T SS 2 s anal do ss
being used and still firm in the mouth they defy detec
LOOSE TEETH securely and efec,uay fastened arising
Fiji sure and een
TO COUNTRY PATIENTS.
be Of with
eciions for use al gSasnced answer Also
rs fill r 'Sa9
s s aS sSn S hph Ss S
Of the United States consisting Of the frs, merchants medical
% Ss fiS MSn M
Ss c
men' need no comment rNvALrps
H2R; FssSr { s5 ;its'An'n'
May be consultedd \ from 10 Ill O'Clock, No. Park
CHARGES MOpERATE.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The nineteenth edition Of Mons Msnns Trnre on TIE
Structures and Diseases Of the Teeth to be had OF the sutho
| No. 2 Park Place
, CERTAIN CURE FOR pEAENNssSa-,Nv1.
MONS. MALLAN'S SOUND MAGNIfl BhS-lN ' u
IBLE VOICE CONDUCTORS-To eneb'e persons IN; IN.
snty advanced and Of forty ard MY AMI
Of Deafness and OF those who are only sfhy du o
nearing JON general conversation and TO osSn tne souhu
Of distant low speaker at public assembly Ihey are me
size avery small gold shilling piece; sna wn rnr @
uncomfortable than having small piece Q, me w'p p us
place And although extremely small yet hey en-
able those afflicted with deafness to hear IN every re-
sp1s' einsi 20 20 MS W NHiiAN sun Surgeon Dentists
o ayenss for The paentee Park Place door from
Broadway . T., ru..r. r.. u.
and strongly recommended being one OF the greatest
discoveries Of the age lyI9 inc
HEALING MINERAL WATERs:-sharcn Springs
II While Sulphcr Water be had OF the Agents. Dckson
Co.. i2s Broadway Basement Rooms-FoI their unri, aled
efficacy in all Rheumatic, Cntaneous and pyspeptic Com
oants sore eyes, debility scrofua liver complaint
Affection of the kidney Sc reference tby their permon
made 10 the following medical gentlemen:
HUGH MCLEAN, NJ. D., w ren-st.
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SANDS RE SH, FOX Sail RHEuMc y. arant ante
i; Es Fl .ssy sisS K ,ss Feet
ED Mhs I s are d
tended The unparalleled Of remedy curing
a s's5
SSms
win the and The OF the remedy externally
% psrse f@S ns a. applied
@ sisS Vii 6s d
brewery s''',s person ITS s,..'Ssss!S
TO s ss FSs s1
eur sss sf
III
Anal
INN" 20 AND L We ws ys
SSfa tim. the, have Icy gi,5iS Vs. Sj:
bssS ad 1s ne
s ySo b5S%asy so%sn 'nS
eae on theme % enS will ssp MaX WE Sfsflf will
Residence 100 Nassau-sueet, store As Fulton St
Prepared and sold "Aas'i ID SANDS sS
Sold also by Abraham Sand. Go. ssBSssaTsy David
ton a;' aaa
Joseph bLeh, r Pow dence, l. Bull Hartford Con:
Dr. r nathe ws9n, Norwich Conn; n Rswls Co Alba;
Jane 90 South Sd, Pnlal Tier. Bal,imogs T5eviu
principal cities and chief loves in the United States Price ST.
ie25 Inc
FACTS ARE sTUBBORN TIL Nfs.-It TACT thai
Gounus Poudre Subtle will permanently eradicate all
jury the skinmWsran,ed To be had at the old esta
blishment, CT Walker street, door from Broadway
s, per bottle. Another fact !, that GouIaud's True
Pies freckes, and all cptaneous eruptons elicit jpven
healthy appearance, and Int hands. neck and
in radiant whiteness Bew,re of spurious limitations Of
this celebrated cosmetic containing mineral astrngen utterly
the skin and and by its epe action
injurious he ah. To be had above. One Dollar bot,
tie.
GOURAUD'S VEGETABLE ROUGE
mparts delicate the complexion mmovabe
bypepiration rubbing with linen CLOTH 80 cent?
bottle.
Or anish Lily White mpasa bright liielike alabas-
when the skin free from the injurious properties
e combined with preparations for this purpose Tut up in
elegant boxes at 23 cents each. - -
Agents-f,oyidenSe, Dyeg Jr; Albany Guthrie iJ Maiden
Humphrey; Norwich w Fsulkner Princeton Seabook; Bos
ton Jordan Milk ST. Philadelphia Mrs Brown Chestnut
ST.: Jared Gray, Po'keepsie. lyl7 1m'rf
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WIGS AND SCALPS

real HEADS HAIR which be had at LAG BROADWAY
of Liberty street, up stairs.
In all cases Of failure the growth of Har BARRY offers
Rene xclusiyey his own unknow Vug Pracon rs
ard those whom Nature has been bounu in her dtbu
ton OF Hair will do well place themselves under his
yeance. Prices suit the times.
crnk.
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MADAME RESTELL,

LcEMALE Physician Office and resi- dencs Greenwich
street, between Courtlandt and Liberty Streets where
she be consulted with the strcest and where
also her celebrated be obtained. All letters must
be post paid and addressed box ~ York city Medicines
forwarded by mail. Boston Office No. Esssx
B-Madame Resto would inform ladies residing out OF
the CITY whose health will admit Of travelling that she
woud devote her them OF
the United States within reasonable distance. jvain
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PHALUN'S CELEBRATED
4 NTT ID A N ID RI + +

L. EfuVviNCr dandnn completely iron
nalT perfectly sol land siky,
ueIgnt'ui cooiing sensation
cnIdren, and Tor
,vuu
Eanuactur solely by the first premium Wig Maker
EDWARD PHALON, 2it Broadway. n. Y,
The made by ndiv uais counterfeit this
other inventions of the proprietor have rendered II
.sry him adopt the following rueNone genuine
lass signed by the propretor in ink. iva lmsc
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TO FARMERS. PLANTERS,

HORTICULTURISTS AND DRUGGISTS
THE COMPOUND CHEMICAL WHALE OIL sOAI
may be considered in the present moment the pest
preparation that compounded for the total 1e
ction Of every species Of insects injecting the vegehpe
Kingdou-uaggots slugs rosebugs peach nectans apple
and pear tree insects, and army worms naI caooage
and exotic flowers such the oleander cactus hcr cy
Gus gerania, erica, osacea may All BY
proper applications be thoroughly exerminafed Besides the
extraordinary cheapness most important item 10 economy
renders accessible all large scae00o peach
es or So Of land may Be kept free from the maraudng
insects for the trifling expense Of one dollar
Emrs raising corn oats rye potatoes turuips cahbagcs.
NAV AZ the expense OF dollars realize hundreds BY saving
their Geds from the devasaons Of the vermin The Com
pound Chemical Whale Oil Soap may be had in bulk or in jars
Posons warranted only original and safest ingredients
destroy and the moths bed bugs, bugs, cater
n;sr. MICE osquitoes heas flies,
Ire and every other larger animals warranted TO
eradicate and perform all what 1t isntended Likewise Fly
Paper. ,;c a., ~. ;, ;, IL
sousity of all my paraons and confederate the truth O
al the statements. Apply
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BR. LEWIS FEuCHTwANGER.

Manufacturer OF Acids Diamond Cement. Chloride Of znc
Or Silver Spirits or Hartshorne and Ne Copaya CAPSULES
mar Cansc Ether Chloride Of Soda; Dealer in Lee Ps
tina Dentists Gold Foil Mineral Teeth genuine Harlem OIL
Iodine. Glass Sysinges, &C. jy7 1msc
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CHALLENGES competition with ali. The mportarc
~ which all ages have the Head of Hair is ele'
index Of the value upon figure and win by
capreious Of the human is derived Of
fair proportions Art is resoed to- in order by artificial mean
discoveries which bid Nature defiance. Bar US Ventlan
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yTEALIN0 MINERAL WATERS-sharon Springs
II White Suphcr may be had OF the Agents. Dickson
GCo as Boadway, Ba.ement Rooms-FoT their unr, allied
plants eyes, debility scrofus liver complaint
made 10 the following medical gentlemen
HUGH MCLEAN, NJ; D., Warenst
Dr. BEDFORD. Prof University, Med. Dep.
Prof.. PATTERSON, Med Dep.
DR.. WHITE, Cherry Valley, ". Y.
Prof. HADLEY, Ey-prest Med. College, N Y.
DR.. DELAFIELD Bleeckerst. ". Y.
From certificate Of analysis made for the Prope
tor the Springs, by OF the chemists in
country (D Chiffon Of NewYork) the following results
beer obtained from one gallon of water:
sulphate Of Magnesia ~ 10
SulTlaie of Lime -. III 50
Chloride OF Sodium 2 ~
Chloride Of Magnesium 40
HydiosuPhuret Of Sodium .....1
Hydrosuphuret Of Calcium. ia
Vegetable Estracti,e Nater.....>
%
Sulphprcued Hydrogen Gas -. I6 cub. ms, -
For sale by Mess Rushton Apnwsll, at their ,t1es
roadway A"2I House, and William street s nd gu
Broadway and Chambers 81. Dr., r. Chiffon br9adwv
H. p. Leeds, Fulton street, Brooklyn leH ,.ne
Nl mioec PERssE BROoks' 81 hue'"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-04-12
MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF PLEA
SAINT PRAIRIE.

Whereas, the Farmers and Mechanics of this
town have, for several years past, been obliged to
take for their productions and labor deprecated
and in some cases almost worthless currency and
in the purchase of articles of necessity to carry
their shops and farms, have had to pay much
much higher price, on account of such a state of
the currency, to merchants and traders, who will
add to their prices on all articles sold by them
enough to make up the loss on the deprecated pa
per; and the consequence is the producers have to
bear shave of from twenty-five to fifty per cent
And we now believe that such burdens have been
borne until further forbcarance ceases to be vir-
tue; under such circumstances we believe there
but two courses left for pursue, either to
become slaves to a few Bank swinders and specu-
lators, assert and maintain our rights as freemen
ought to. Therefore,
Resotred, that we cordially plegde to each other,
that will not take any thing for our productions
but specie Its equivalent, Bank rags and Swind-
ers to the contrary notwithstanding.
ResOtred, That we recommend to the citizens OF
the neighboring towns in this county to 90 and do
| likewise.
Resolred, That this Preamble and Resolutions
be published in the Southport Telegraph and South
port American.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-04-12

The citizens of Milwaukee held meeting on the
9th inst. for the purpose of devisng measures to
construct harbor at that place by subscription.
We are not without apprehensions that if harbours
are ever built on the western shore of lake Mich-
gan they must be constructed without the aid OF
Congress The empty condition of the national
treasury, together with the growing disposition on
the part of Congress, to treat with dlsfavour the
granting of appropriations for harbours, and for
other works of improvement of like character rem
der the prospect of our receiving aid from govern
ment, doubtful. Harbours must be built on our
lake shore-the safety of commerce, and the future
prosperity of our territory require it. A harbour
at Milwaukee would treble the value of the real
estate of that town. and there can be no doubt but
that it would prove profitable speculation in the
end, for the property holders in Milwaukee to build
a good harbour at their own expense. The same
would apply to Southport and Racine. Seventy
five thousand dollars expended by the citizens of
either town for harbour improvement, would add
three times that amount to the value of the real
tate of the town.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-04-12
ROHAN POTATOES.

MeSsrs. Editors: l did not intend to have trou-
bled you or readers again with the Rohans, but |
saw communication in your paper of March %,
from A. B. Jackson, Esq, in which he seems to
express considerable fear lest what said the week
previous might "lead those unacquanted with the
Rohans to undervalue them" Now | think there
is but little danger of their being undervalued: for
find that others who raised them, value them as
low as | do. Mr.. Daniel Williams, Gone of my
neighbors) informs me that he paid Mr.. Thornburn
OF NewYork, seventy-ive cents for three of them,
which he planted, and he now says that would not
raise them if he could have the seed given to him
Mr. J. d. Benedict, Gone of my near neghbors also
tells me that he has raised them for the last two
years, and that last year they did not yield as well
as the Irish Greys; and he now considers them not
worth raising; and even Mr.. jackson admits s'they
not good table potatoe,'' and in the very next
paragraph he says, 81 know of no reason why a
bushe of Rohans are not worth as much for feeding
stock bushel ofany other kind
Now Messrs. Editors, it strikes me as something
little remarkable that a man should be found at
the present day who can see no reason why a
"poor article" is not worth as much for feeding
stock ''good article" Such an argument
think carries with it, its own refutation If should
carry load of poor Oats to Southport, wonder
if l could make the tavern keepers believe them to
be worth as much per bushel to feed horses with,
good Oats if | could, | should not like to be
one of their customers hereafter. will add the
following remarks of Mr.. Buel, the late lamented
editor of the Cultivator, and | am done "There
is a difference of nearly one half in the nutricious
or fatening properties of different varieties of the
potatoe. Those which are best for table are best
for market, and best for .farm stock, though their
yield is generally less than that of the coarser var-
eties" Yours very respectfully,
c.. G. COTTING.
Bristol, April 9th, 1912.