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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-16
LOREN W. LTTTLE's ESTATE.

LOKEN W. LTTILE ESTATE.
WYE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Essex, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust Gall claims and demands of all persons1
against the estate of
LOREN w. LITTLE,
late Of Concord in said District, represented insol
vent and also all claims and demands exhibited in
Offset thereto: and sixmonths from the date hereof.
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice. that will attend to
the business Of our appointment, at the dwelling
house of James May, in Concord, on tho first Saur-
days of July and October, at l o'clock, p. M. on
each of said days.
Concord, May l, 1s43
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-16
N @ TIC +

FENHE Summer term Of the School at st. Johnsbu-
L. ry Plain will commence Wednesday, June 9Th,
under the charge of Mr. JAMES X. COLBY.
TuiTIoN-3,00, $50 or 50 90, according to tho
studies pursued. Deductions made for such absences
only as are occusonod by sickness.
Scholars Will not be received for any period short
or than one term-nnd only at the commencement
of term, except in cases where they are designing
TO continue through subsequent terms--and can BIO
accommodated in classes already formed. 302w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-16
Derby Literay Institute.

'HNHE summer term ofthis school will commence
IN on the LIST day Of June, under the care of the
present teachers. Mr. ALVAH HOVEY and Miss
JULIET LITTLE. LEML. RICHMOND,
MAY ~, lS43. T302w31 Res Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-16

DEFINITION DRUNKENNESS. AS the praise
worthy efforts of temperance societies have well nigh
banshed drunk nness from the land preserve the
following definition from an old magazine, for the ben
eft Of posterty:
DRUNK, a (from drink. Over the bay half seas
over, over hot, high corned cut, cooked haif-cock
ed, shaved, disguised, jammed, sleepy, damaged
tired, snulTy, whipped, just so, breezy, smoky, top
heavy, fuddled groggy smashed ,tPsy ,swipy sewed
crank sailed down, how fare you, the lee, lurch'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-05-16

Caledonia County Grammar School.
VsNlIE Summer Term will commence on Wednes-
n day, May "a, D. MERRILL, Secretary.
Peacham, May 3, ls43. 30lw3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
ORA. TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY IA. lsfs.

GEN PUrSAM's BRAvERY.-The assertion made
some months since BY writer in the hnickerbock-
er that Gen. Putnam, the hero of Bunker Hill,
and renowned throughout the land for his bravery
and PATRIOTISM had been wearing borrowed er
rather stolen plumes has excited considerable Ia
terest and no little discussion. Mr.. Bancroft has
recently, on one or two occasions, stated that,
after much inquiry and research, he had come to
the conclusion that Col. Prescott was the real
Commander at the Battle of Bunker's Hill, and
that Putnam left the lines early in the day 10 PRO
cure Ienforcements, but did return till late in
the day, AID then without the reinforceuents, and
that nothing saved him from a reprinand from
Washington but the fact that be was not in COM
nand. This has called out statement from MIR.
sylvanus Conant, of MarshGeld, CT, who was en-
gagged in the battle, all the incidents of which he
is said to recol!ect with surprising accuracy. The
Journal of Commerce publishes the following aft
davit regularly made by Mr.. Conant:
l. Sylvaaus Conant of Mansfield in County OF Toll
land aud Connecticut, testify and say that an
in my H!netysec nd yea-;hs "as soldier IN the
Hill on the l7th dag Of June, l775-h7t vas acquainted
with Gen sra Putnam OF Connecticut and know that he
Was In the battle; him The commencement OF the
battle riding the Hill and giving orders 10 the troops,
and heard him sharply repEovIug soldier cowardce or
neglect OF duly and told By others, though this did
myself that near the cose OF the battle, Gen. PGt-
mouned his horse and fred the piece or twice
With his hands then remounted his horse and rode of
the Hill with The retreating troops.
Subscribed and sworA - this 5th day OF January
SYIpANuS CONANT.
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vel. III. 10. $40.

them several strong poems. There is also col
lection of extracts from the Laws OF Menu, and
notices of the Life of Jean Paul Richter of Schil.
ler's Letters, translated by Heisse, and several
other works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17
POSITIVE CURE FOB COINS.

q Sir As;ly Cooper's celebrated Corn ssIve has Row
been beoretbs ctzens OF New York for sufficient length
Of time 10 its yrtnes, and happy state that 50
far have able 10 e5E II has D dyed itself
fsble lis has believe been attended win
perfect success; the following certificates wl show
This may aertdy that app cation OF Dr. CGopeTi
Corn Salye has perfectly cured my and FROM rs a.
ect in ny case and that Of many others which have corr
within knowledge Disposed regard IL - spr-
cifc. II. H SHERWOOD, -. ID. 515 Bncad=sy,
have used DR. Coepes Corn salve WIN perez
Nv Cors were 0f lope standing he WORT e'r saw
50 bad that considered s,i, iDcursbe nrt enc or two
pica,ion. OF The above psed entirely fcsoyed them
tyiibopt main WYMAHD BRADBURY,
Publisher OF the Boston Miscellany Ac. III NsSs.r
Sold ,phoesae and retail q. l35 Nsssed 81 amt retse at
JacTas r cbIloa,s A. D. rs Broadway; Me!s-s- Sapds.
"a; gresdygay Ms Raroer's, 81 Bravery, ISs PEtcp ST.
rookfyn and al james H. Haft'r chsgaers sLd
Rra3dasy. ~ IN
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the whole OF his from severe Scfooioua disease 1t
speaks Tor ltseii. - ,,.,,
messrs SAVES. Gent-Alhoust an dls6gured anG DE-.
formed for life have lost Fectl elton; and nf.er,
.ale exist shall 10 feel e nj Tor DEMENT'S con.
erred through the OF your invaluable SarsaItafEa
was attacked the year 1923 With scron'Hns affection on
the end my nose, commencing with small red spot AZ
,srdsd with itching and burning sensations THIS i1tucfd
rubbing and now commenced The rayages 0! disease
which progressed follows the LETT Dostrli VIZ If5t
DESTROYED and continuing upwards il crossed lbe bridge
the and SEEING upon The right sd destroyed os
cartilage, bone and all the surrounding parts ontl hhaiy
The nose entirely eaten OF; The passage Tor conveying
upper lip extending 50 the rghi cheek and y
am native OF Nottingham, EDg!ans, ard my ci 10
well known there. The irst Physicians ~ ti- hdiSio
prescribed ior Dot with liltl+ btien - '
is directed 10 take t drops the Tincture OF iocine
three Tones day, which continued Tor az l.2-'t ~ '
cession Aanottr tine ap2r9 ~ ~ s,o ~, bnr
h;trc this used prsscfi pton OF t Assiey :, 10
proved 10 YaiG continued 10 gro" "or'r 7na ~
ing viii catch at straw, Ise1 yer ,'a. 2i LII
l-aT OF that considered appcabis 10 n,y ea9 lUi
Ibecame disguised m the treatment and rsjHqaished al
hope 81 ever geitiag we'll
lany pronounced the disease Cancer but Dr.. Nj,
rp:er uEose treatment aas, considered ii Scrouions
Iunns and this Il The given Il By medical men AZ
- .Snrr .yss recommended 10 , chsTg- of air and
an Atan1ic voyage, and in prii last sailed for America
aud arrived The ncth OF May. The disease coz
timed gradually TO increase extending rpSsr1i AM bAcs-
wards having destroyed the entire and fast verng
towards the frontal eoae seized upon the upper ad
surrounding parts
While crossing on i.r Fsrr5cat ror1 brooklyn 70 st's
York, gentleman attracted by my appearance and
thus accosted Ny friend sye you used TIE Sarssp9
rta ?" Yes, replied J. vaoas kinds and Every thing else
eoult hear Of; brit said be. Il mean sands's SaE.apa
rlIa- No repia1. Then r. for believe II VIZ
cure you Being addressed by stranger ;sas n-
duced make ral OF medicine be 50 highly recon-
rseaded.
purchased one bottle, which gave relief. and
wonderful 10 tell after using yopr parIa less than
xloaths feel within well The diseasr slipped in IFS
avages all those racsrg and tormeating pains gone,
nay food relshes. my digestion good azt sleep vel
and under the blessing OF Divine Providence attribute
he result entirely 70 the ct Sands SsSs2sra VITA
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as ISOLATION;
Or, Plan for a Re-orgaoiZation Of Society.

II TIE Edior.hip IF this co-n diSt,rct from. tast o.
Tx Tribune s5ject 20 be addressed
postpaid to A. BRISBANE, 76 Leonardsreet He= YORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

y Meeiiug.-A Meeting OF the Fourier Association
will BE- held Friday evening EeIt. JAN 20 at lis Hall,
All Broadway. A general attendance is requested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

Martha Coniin has lived in my family the last IL years,
ami hereby certify foregoing statement made by her
eli * correct Mrs. MARY T. LLOYD,
No. 60t Broad 81. heys ark Nj.
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HaIR COLORlNG.--Jacob Bfaby
would inform his old cgz,or1er, and al those who
sh 10 have beautiful heat Of hair hst be nlsnnsctures
and has Tor sale az 2s2 Brcoe sc and Doyer Chat
bsc, square bis celebrates Essence Of Tyre, veh h5vpg
atriy improved he guarantees viii be eectEal 10 pe1
MACY de- I'M
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gDOOKKEEPING. WRITING AND

BOOKKEEPING, WRITING AND
3D. COMMERCIAL ARTHHETiC.--THOMA
JONES la2 Broadway inSiteS attention tue following
arrangements under which he gives instruction IN the
above branches.
The hour. Of study are from to 3 NJ, f.omftoSP. NJ,
or from III 2. IL.
students may any Of the above onrs Of attendance.
pursue the study any or AL OF the above oancra az
ulGferate charge per quarter
Geyrns--For attendance days per week drrng
GaarIer -, -, 80, sio 70
This arrangement w afford The dilisent s;rdeu! op-
rertunity OF acquiring icr $40 competent knowledge Of
accounts as well material Improvement ~ writing
rrivgt,. lessons are given during the forenoon
Published and Tor sale Jones Principles and Practice %
Bookkeeping sVo. Price 4s. Teachers, by the help 81
this treatise will be able to impsrt knowledge IN
es weeks than be efecl-d many months by aYy
oter system 81 Instruction See Journal Am Institute and
Merchants Magazine FOR Dec, 1912. dl2 las
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

place nll confidence in the statement; made By Martha
ConIin having known her the past twenly years. VIII
ceerlry give any particulars relation TO her case 10
ST.. ELIZABETH.
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum Prince
a. Y Oec. lit loiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

The following certificate is from gentleman vino lost
the whole OF his nose from Scrofuioua disease II
speaks for itself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

have confidence in the representations made by Martha
Conlin and have full knowledge OF her case
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MARTHA CoNI.!N.

know Martha Ccnlin and believe What she states 10 his
document TO be perfectly true. JOHN fomhk,
VICAR GENERAL. OF NEw-Y0RE,
Rector OF ST. PEERS Church.
Given at New York this li!h day OF December, 1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

know Martha Con!in and have known Of he: suffering
Illness JOHN DUBOIS, Bishop OF Ne%-YorS
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VA RIGHTS ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

The abridged and eieap edition OF this warl is
ready sale at Is spruce street, by r. BARNARD
Il co.
have with much cre examined ibis book and sag,
that pleased Il presents tie correction ~
,euaer0lu errors be oGmi in previous Tesses the
grammar OF language; ard itself philosophical
tli1n any similar work with which am acquainted. On
whole, consider il the best grammar OF the Englsh
language with which am cOuversanLp
+. +. HAWKS, LII D. D.
is lnIs I'd. N. Y. Quarterly Review.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

GREgNwooD CEMETERY AND OTHER PsEMs: By JosErB
l. CHESTER. izu'o. PIP 1927 SAXON Miles.
ehave here collection OF smooth, melodious
verses, by new aspirant to the laurel, whose
volume evnces correct taste, deep, chastened feel
ing, and love of the beautiful in Nature. Ii will
not surprise the judicous tina, the author may not
yet lay claim to the highest Poetic merit. The
following is fair specimen of the work, though
Greenwood Cemetery is probably of greater ex-
celence as Poem:
There is music, rich music, wherever we go.
In our Weartsomr paihs on our journey below
In the blue bubbling streaslet that wrnds The sea-
In the song Of the bird, and the bum OF the bee.
From the dawn 10 The close OF each bcauul day
And night TO the rose that IS asleep in the glade,
The Nightingale slngeih her sweet serenade.
There is music in air when the wild tbuoders rave,
And the hurricane hsws DER The mariners grave,
And When, mid the shlnngs that reye on high,
ihe Storm SPt ulters lis omiGous cry.
Within the lone chnrct.yard the aspen doth wave
It's sensitive boughs DER the weary ones grave
And the spirit whose breath The delicate leaf,
lah musical voice that assuageh my grief.
The language Of Friendship hath melody TOO
The voice Of the fond and the loved, and the true:
But richer AID dearer, and sweeter me,
Is The voice gentle lady, that coneth from thee!
The longest eflusion covers but seven pages, and
the average length does not exceed two-a very
excellent characteristic of maiden effort. The
dedication we like, viz: TO His Wife, (not
knowing better friend,) the Author dedcates this
book" The volume is beautifully printed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-01-17

Alderman 10Th Ward Of the City OF Ne"-Ysrk.
ner 4 1912
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Drs. g. @. E'.-THE RAINBOW, or ODD FELL
LOWS MAGhl me, No Ii. will be published on Mon
day Morning, January G, Illustrated with elegant Slee
Engraving containing THiRVy-Two IMPERIAL oC.
TAVc PAGES OF beautiful lcer press faest paper
Price ~ CENTS
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~ The LADY's WORLD or FASHION AM
LIrERATuRE for February has been sent lis thu
early by J. Post, SO Bowery Il contains fire en
cravings, and twenty contributions.
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Cheap Publications.

1t The following Publications for sale
the Office OF The Tribune, Nassau-s-et, opposite the
HILL.
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rfs hl medicine and eteered
rsFnsia, with feelings ei Ias,ng gra,i,soe
Your hsent, THOMAS LLOYD,
Nasrs Alley, PszriStrest4
Stare OF NEw.yoRx,l On ,his Ssh say of November
CITY OF Brcokyn, ls4s, before me came Thcn,4s
Lord and acknowledged the huh tie Ssrezuire raper
AID that be executed Tie same.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-08
Ancient Egypt.

We have already stated that Mr. Gid
don, who was for many yeArs American
Consul at Alexandria and whose oppor
tuntles for prosecuting researches a
mong the ancient monuments of Egypt
were peculiarly favorable, is engaged
IN delivering a course OF lectures before
the Lowell Institute Of Boston on the
subjects which have so long and closely
engaged hls attention. The great pyr-
amd' OF Egypt-a striking wonder of
the world in all sges-(urnished the
matter Of TWO Of his lectures OF last week.
We copy from the Boston Transcript
the following synoposls Of them. which
will be read with much interest. Bait.
American
"Cursorily gIancing over the notions
regarding the pyramids contained in The
works Of tine last two centuries, Mr.
Gllddon brought forward some Of the
wrong opinions before presenting the
right; such as arlribUling their erection
10 the 6rs' children oil Noah, in the hope
OF elevalng themselves above the wat.
ers in case Of the return OF The deluge.
The snPposiion thai they were hUilt by
tho Patriarch Seth before tho food, Tor
his tomb; and by the Hykshos and Gel
tic Druids. A laVuriIe theory has been
to make the haplcS Israeliles their
workmeD; whilst Calmel came in Tor a
pap for his OIIempl to prove the. Moses
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-12-08

A Fdct.-In a county not a hundred
miles off, a small sized man vent TO the
plauIation Of certain gentleman who
was light in wit but rather heavy in
fash. with a piece OF paper in his hand
folded in the legal form, and known by
the abreviation Of casa Having found
the owner Of the mansion in The field,
he explained his business. when he was
requested TO read the cGpiaS which com
mrnced as usual: You are hereby COM
mauded, without delay to take The body
Of &c.
.Humphr said the prisoner. stretching
himself upon his back, q am ready,
,Oh, but you don't expect me 10 carry
you in my armsP
Certainly; you must tnke my body,
YOU know. do moi resist the process
Of the law, understand, but submit with
much cheerIulnsss.
Will you wait here until | briuga
car''
.Can't promise; I may recover from
nv fatigue in the, meauwhils.'
'Well, wha, must dor
.You mus, do vour dHfy!
And there he lay immovable until the
sheriff left.
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A VERY GOOD WIFE FOR ALL
THAT,

Peter Placid is one Of lhe beat temper.
Cd fellows in the world lie takes all
the troubles Of lite in the easiest possible
manner. If the world goes we'll him
it is we'll; If it goes i'll with him, il is
lust as we'll. Whatever cross accidents
hsppen, he 10 never cross himself. Like
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No. s.-WHOLE NO. 47G


Who's gomez said J.
MY dear wife, my ever TO 90 's"v" ~
bred better half. She d'd dl "'N =
diving ror nothing that tms. She vas
a. good ss her word. She went on !"
a oIea, hurry, two DAYS ago. But con
iinosd he. giving me 'que'ze OF 'no
hand, a. he paJe me good bye, sh. was
vsrv good vile Tor all that ~ l.
Transcript.
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WIS ONCE POOR MYSELF.

Transcript
o; c.
TWAS ONCE POOR Myself
While wa mean 10 keep our iemp"rV
and to AVOID, A. tar az possible. making
snv one else anqry. we cannotsre'rain
from o,vinp an occasiona dialogue be-
.,ween the lo,1loco candidates and moss
u hom thew wish to have the honor OF
addressing as their i'oen's. just
AZ oood stories perhaps bette'-may
bs fold Of the v mig candidates Tor eught
gs INV to ths contrary. But their
rene'ifion does not belong 70 U.s. we
Deaye mt 10 he MsjOr We gave one
or ,wo dialogues in our last we na'0
ana now which those who know the par
ties will appreciate It took pace az
| p omom's The other day, and we give II
substantially a. reported BY one O' Tho
parties.
Sonir W. was in earnest conVer'
ss,irp with Mr.. S-y, when no Tess
ne rsonsge than that stauoch lee ,o'e'ler'
Robert Kidney, cams up "nen '"'
Squire said
Mr.. S--v, allow mn to introduce
you to our sraurh democratic friend, Mr.:
lKdncy-a huge paw Of the frat wa'er''
Mr.. S-g took K cordially bv the
hand. aoi raisiag himself up on The toes
ofhjs Joots, SAID -
lam plad 10 see YOU, Mr.. Kidney
, / ,ras once poor mechanic myself
Well said Kidney, 'l am poor ye';
=, bu, I esl myseI! to be just as GOOD
man as those who are richer Inc
e poe, says
y 'Ac, well your part
9 There all the honor lies.
poo, men who become rich on this prin.
n ciD!e are 10 be respected. Those 'oh0
,o do not are to be despiSed,' said1h' 'gnl-
in fcanhv. =,
- .Hem!-hem! Yes, very true. Mr.
ps Kidney will you take something IC
W. drink?
- No. sir. ! don't drink. | think tot
N much Of NY character and happiness 10
w that. used 10 drink, but, thank God
am now a Washinglonian.'
70 An! indeed, and good Democrat. too
Sc. suppose! Some Of your friends II
Mepdon who used TO be Democrats. ar
-, NOW gong Wing, Couldn't you go Il
- anil see Them. and get them back int
me the Democratic pa'hF
hat We'll. don't know about that. ! han
,ys seen them lately, and | don't lhlnkihe
nv are mnch out Of the wav; for shG
out rote The Wing ticket myself
nk You! why thought you wa'..a Den
ait ocrH! :,
gcu well, so was, and so I am; but i
and no Locoroco. | used TO vote the Lncoi
re? co ticket, and used 10 drink whlske
ard but I'ue reformed!
and 'Drdn', see you in MendoD,!a fs
'a's DAYS since, on gray horse"
' Very likely
she Now understand it. II is you W
,i,e have prpiudlced those friends Of you
ers, against Democrats.
mill We'll, | can'ts say. It may be; but
n Of though 4 ras once poor mechanic n
she SELF (sard K raising himself up on
like toes didn't know that | could inf
pro erce many Of my friends, unless III
p a. knew tried to influence them TO
r on rignt'
o"s The conversation soon became
''oo0 hing but pleasant to the Squire and
Locofoco friend, and Kidney. TAXI
ol to compassion on them. took Mr.. s.
'"V bv the hand, and with most ProvokI
r.a' leer, said
be
80 Good bye. Mr. S-v, occasional
IL. catch a tartar. eh; but never mind,
doe, tcas once a poor mechanic myself.
ap- Kidney moved of in triumph, VII
self, his friends took horn 10 choke dist
She poinlmenr. As Kidney tells it, 1t wa
nds. rich scene - Rochester Democrat.
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Good bye. Mr.. S-v, occasionally
catch a tartar. Ell; but never mind, Il
tras once poor mechanic myseB'' r.
Kidney moved of in triumph, while
his friends took horn To choke dlssp-
poinlmenr. As Kidney tells it, It was q
rich sceue.- Rochester Democrat.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-10
FARMING AND GARDENING.

|NHE following works (among many others
Il on hand on the same subJects) are lately
received for sale by +. TAYLOR, many OF
them imported direct from London:
Sproule's Agriculture, vol. London, lS43.
Youatt on the Horse, | vol. London, lS43.
Bainbridge's Guide to the Conserv atory, Hot
house and Greenhouse, vol. London, 1912.
Bevan on the Honey Bee vol. lS43.
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
both English and American on this subject
Squarreys Agricultural Chemistry also Liebig's
Johnson's, Sir Humphrey Davy's and others.
iIogg on the Carnaton; Main on Domestic Poul-
try
johnson on Manures and Fertilizers
Donaldson on Manures, on Grasses and on Farm
ing generally.
Muhlenburg on Grasses Vaux on Filling and
Fertilizng Land.
Cattle their Breeds, Management, and Diseases,
by the British Society.
Cacareous Manurcs, by Edward RutIin, of Vir-
ginia
American Flower Garden Directory by Bust.
Sorain's Practical lIusbandry; Jesse BuePs Far
mer's Companion.
British Ilusbandry, vol published by the British
Society.
The Complete Frazier, vol. octave, London
Outlines of Flemish llusbandry and Reports of
Select Farms, vol London,
Ilayward's Horticulture the Fruit Flower, and
Kitchen Garden, by Z. Neil.
Practical Gardener and Modern Horticultural,
by Mcintosh
Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, vol. New
York, 1912 and numerous other valuable works on
Husbandry, in all its branches-list to be con-
tlnued.
Loudon's Encyclopedia of Gardening and Agri-
culture, for sale at 50 so each few copies only, The
usual price being So June