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Saksoil Plougbiag .-Subsoil pIoug hing,
which has attracted the attention of farm
ers for few years past and has been al.
tended with successful results, II seems
was put 10 practice in N--yland, in ls22,
as will appear By tho following extract
from the American Farmer, Of April, 1928.
This is TO certify, that in breaking my
land for corn last spring, (aboul 60 acfes,)
followed the barshare plough with sub
stratum subsoil plough, until | had broke
about % acres. ! believe the average
depth Of my Ploughlng with the barshare
was about FIVE inches. That the subs.rat
um plough worked about seven inches
deeper, 10 the same iurrow making the
whole II inches deep. That otherwise, 10
The planting and iillage. the management
vas Just the same, aud the land OF equal
quality throughout the field. That the
corn ou tha, part where the subs,raium
plough was used, grew abou, twelve inch.
es taller, kept its color through the season,
aud produced at least 80 per cent. more
corn. That the corn on the other par. of
the field suffered very much with the
drought, and cred considerably.
JosEPB DELArLAISE.
" Montgomery county Nd, Feb. Is, 1929
! It's hoped The above successful expert
ment, together with similar results within
! the last year or two. in other situations,
viii induce more farmers TO Try their hands
at subsoII ploughing the coming sprn. =
The trials, so far as they hove been heard
! from, confirm the good resuliS that we're
anticipated from stirring the subsol, with
gu, bringing It to the surface a. IS the case
in trench plousbing. The subsoll plough
introduced by Prouty is very perfect a.
riculiursl implement, aud fully answers the
purpose for which 1t was constructed. -
he has them manufactured, adapted 10 Que.
two or three horses, TO suit circumstances.
/ They would be valuable thing TO reuse
up garden With. They ere nothing more
/ ;hsn plough without mould board, ralh.
or narrower and higher than common
plough, and can be made By any common
plough maker.
Quere-would not subsoiling be cspi,a
IN potato ground y
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When bearing trees are planted 10 low
places, the blossom buds arc urged forward
by the warmth Of the day, and the increas.
ed severity Of night frosis destroy them
But on bits, these extremes OF heat and
cold do no, occur, hence they generally es.
cape. Onc Of the early settlers of Wayne
county, near Palmyra, tsea,y four Year,
ago planted peach orchard on hill, near.
" one hundred feet above tho average
height Of land and during tseqly years
SINCE they first began to bfar, he bas lost
only one crop by frost. Chtirafo1
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PORPRYa
woMAN,s LOVE.

BY c. ?. n. JAMES.
To whom docs Woman's love belong
And who shall hold tina, eckle thing
No iron chain was e'er so strong
As long 10 bind its tiutering wing.
Caught by the ear-caught by the eve
The handsome face. the hatteriuc tongue.
The pleasant smile, the woll.iold he.
May win it, but not hold 1t long
The King has no command DER love.
The PEASANTS sweetheart tits Inc swain
And those who stay, and those VINO rove,
Seek bonds for Woman's heart in vain.
Rank, wealth. prosperity, and power,
Have all been tried without avail
Yet meier IN dark misfortune's hour
Has woman's love been known to fail.
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From ht Tennessee Agricnifurisf.

!" Use a little ~Ine ior thy slomaeh's
sake and often lufrmllies, is AS old and
true as the Bible aud perhaps there IS no
blessing Which has been more abused than
the Juice Of tie grape. Instead Of Using
vine as beverage, Il has been mixed with
oil poisonous, intoxicating drinks, and has
thereby been IN thousands OF instances the
sure engine Of destruction. Bot moralIzlng
aside; the grape IS mos, delicious fruit,
and may be cultivated ~I,b little expense
or trouble by any one Sho desires. hnk
not in putting out slips, you Will die s,th
age before you crJoy the fruit OF your 10
Dor. The second year after the vice IS pu,
10 the ground, fruit may be expected.
As 10 The kind. Of grapes bes, suited 10
the west, there are various opinions, but u
is most presumsble ANY kind o. a yInc will
DO well II properly managed The Isabel.
Ia, C.tsaba, and large Purple Cape, are
The most popular varieties IN the country,
but so far at Ices, as the writer knows,
there may be k,Dds equally as aoSd. The
spring 10 he time 10 pot out either cuttings
or roots. A sandy, deep, RCD loatn is The
right soil for grBpee. II YOU have roots,
trim the vine N proportion TO the loss the
roots have sustained IA taking up, then
plant them carefully. and train as you in
tend the vines TO grow. Slips should be Of
the previous wears growth and contain from
two TO -four buds. Insert them two thirds
Of their length ~ the ground and press the
surface close roaod them. This operation
should be performed before The sap rises
10 tho spring.
The pruning snd training operations arc
Of much importance. Ii the vines arc sui.
Tered 10 grow at vail, wood will Of course
abound, bu, the fruit will GOT be veil ia.
vored, or very abundant.
The time for pruning IS early IN the
spring before the sap gets fully under
way. II - a general rule 10 take asay
two thirds Of the previous years growth.
We do no, mean tao thirds Of the
branches shall be taken away near TO
the man liuo bat 'wo thirds OF the Bg
gregh,e OF wood, being careful 10 leave q
part Of every branch for bearing fruit. II
the vines are trained on 90 nIbor they
should he 40 directed that the air aud sun
will have free access. The best Of vine
dressers contend that il is the best plan 10
confne the vine to a suglo stake, no, more
than eight feet h,gb. On this plan there
should bc two or three holes through stakes
with cross sticks 10 which the vines
should be confined, and spurs Of bearing
wood should be suffered 10 grow from near
the ground. Thus viii the vines be kept
10 bounds, and the fruit will be most con.
venieut to gather. Vines should be care
laly watched aud whenever bud comes
out where IT is not wanted 10 grow, let il
be taken away with the thumb and finger,
while IL is Young and iotrder, md Il will
not rob the vine Of any Of It's life, I. +.
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THNIlE amount Of bodily and rhen,, nj;
n arising from ancglcci Of small ro,n..l.s
is incalcdlable. and Il 10 therefore a. ~ -,
importance that strict attention 10 M. 49,.
most trlilng bodily inhrmilies sho,,la = = =
for diseases Of the body inyafiaby III.
mind. DIR. MOlFA1'S VEGETABIpfte,]
MEDICINES, IN every instance vhs,. n
have been thoroughly used. have TRIUMPH
OVER DISEASE in almost an ia d,s,,.'t
forms. The salututy effects Of the lie NJ,
ciues have, IN fact, been so universally ,,s.,'s.
ed, that IN the short space Of five wear. 49,
become fully established as tie mo-, ,ssy :.
aud perfect mode Of treatment ever offered +. +,
public.
II i unnecessary, here, for Dr.. Mo.Tsl "a :.
eapitulaic ell the reasons which have IN.
him 10 arrive at this conclusion. Il Is .Br,
for him 10 Say, that The tisin,ofcsirJ ts.l,,.-
Of bis fellow citizens Who have trru laag-e5
use the I.,ie Medicines, Will lrtclg be Co..
any one who may feel dispusr 10 call 81 h. "A
fee, 31i Broadway. lie has there 81 Ga ~,
thousand letlcff, voluntarily ptoiJtrtd 5. S. :.
TENTS the receipt aud pcfusai ii biet Is, g..
him more pleasure Than an the wta.brfts, r. \
cou'd confer.
The fcsdcr may rot perhaps + svsra t,,
origin Of Muhat's Life Medicine, es.tl,
a pfotracted and painful illness &. t...lf
tor, Mr.. JonN MoNAT. When iateylt II, a
vas a prosperous and laurishue meir5sfi
the lover part NJ the city and having GERS.
lDnF ployed a nunibcf Of our most Ia. =.
clSs he, snrr months Of s4d rng SIS a,ts,
; 81 Ups n 10 Try lhe medicine Wbi.A "a nm q
10 the public.
The effect Of the Tiir Medicine, n Is
case was unparalleled "a The li-ia-g {. g..
experienee aud be immediately e,,tfn
mahe Known 10 the World rs.dicine ie nj ..t
no, only owed ISIS l,lt. bat hi. hapftre.,
uniform success which iiss since aiiftts5
/ administration IN every ilstsret sAtt.
/ trial has been given them, has 5cea Ansss.
/ thoussuds and iucoutesiibly prove, ,l,Ett \
I n5stit
/ The LIr MrmciNfs can be iakaa 4
+ ~ p,r.9ns of any src aud 'hc lefar .a ST
/ the nervous and The dpiieatc arc s.ftarite,g6
I heir operation. becausr ~ Their p'ouas 81 &
cF action ppm The scCfetioas o. nc sfstrr
Eihe!r assimilation with and pun ,
hlood. they clear Tho system III 4 .st S.
quiet ~ nervous iffiiabiiIiy. sad a14ia.
dgec sound hehl,h
suf flll particulars relative toits s5f.
easea, modes % treatment vl'l l.s 81
he reader il referred 20 nc ~s
pstiisA,d graiuifoasiy, ty d. Is q
BfosdWay, 90 which arc cleo .te
I from unmefous aaite:ing AMI tlrers.. ..t
lefs received The pact ige u.aHs
i The above medicine ~ sslc b,
4. J lIOLTON, Ago..
(A8-tp. r.
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Just Received,

"a ARSAPARlILA- -.-Comstoek's Compounds
~ Extract There il no other preparation OF
SarsnpariIla that can exceed or equal this. Ifyor
are sure TO get Cornstock's, You will find II snpo
rior to al others Il does not require putting.
For sale IN Charlotte, N c. by y. Oates and r.
j. Ilolton; IN Salisbury by c. H. Wheeler in Lex.
ington by }. =. Nlabry; in Grernsbofouph by ].
y Il. Sloan; IN Fayetteville by ]. A. M'Rae; in
forkyille, ;. G. by Comstock * Co.'S agent.
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EPITAPH ON A CANDLE.

A ricsfd one lies buried here,
Who died in decline:
He never rose in rank, | fear,
Though he was born to SAiae.
He once was fat, but now indeed,
He's thin as any grieveri
He died-the doctors all agreed
OF most tErRiRg fever.
One thing of him is said with truth,
With which I'm much amused;
1t is-that when he stood forsooth,
A stick he always used
Now ,tinGiag sheets he sometimes uade
But this was not enough,
For finding il poorish trade,
He also dealt in snuff.
II e'er YOU said, " Go cut, pray"
lie much Immature showed
On such occasions he would say,
Wy, if do, I'm bl0ir'd"
In this bis friends 10 all agree,
Although you think I'm ioSing,
When gong out lis SAID that he
Was very fond or smoking
Since all religion he despisSl,
Let those few words suffice,
Before he ever was baptised
They diPp'd him once or twice.
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I. } lIOLTON ie
CAarips \ Ct

"a Springs, Esq. rana afif )
y Sfpsc, Alrckicuburg 60. y a., agent a,a
sale 81 the above Medicine
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MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, l. inst, By Rev c Oakley, II
Hutchinson to Elizabeth, daughter Of James Johnston
On Thursday evening" l2d' INST by Rev DR. Met;Ioy,
Nor,hrop Of Lowyille to MafsaretJ Augur of Leyden,
Lewis Co, Y.
At Huntington, !, Tuesday, 10th inst, by Rev Mr.
McDougal Mr. Henry Smith TO Miss juliet Nj daughter OF
Poplar Oakley Esq
Thursday evening, 18th by Rev Dr. Dewey NJ Ba,chel
der Constantine Beardsey daughter ofJames Bird ESP
Of this city
At Skaneatees, Y, ou the 10th, by Rev Joseph I
Clark, Rev Montgomery Schuyler of Marshall Michigan, to
Lydia Eliza daughter Of n Roosevelt Esq Of the former
place.
At Philadephia, on Wednesday, llh inst, by Rev Dr.
Studdards, Edward ammeksn, ofthis city, TO Anna Ma
ria daughter of John Wheeler Esq Of the former place
AT New Haven, the llth, by Re. DR. Bacon, George
Staples. Of New York, Mary l., daughter OF Jonathan
Knight.
In Dennis Mass on the Ssh, Capt Josiah Talbot, CT
Bristol, + l. TO Mrs Sarah CrOwell.
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COMSTOCK q cos
Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract OF
SA r S A A L l. l. A,


FOR THE CURE OF
SSs'Qfala,, MercuriGl and Syphitoid Dis
Ssses pib5 ses;e, BIS If 5o5g em al impure h'S
Say Eposs If The San UiseS @shS Of he 1aoct aid
Pplss p,stutes on The Pa ms and Seeding Of the
Lses .aesctons. Bones
'aHa az DiyeGses arising from impre state Of The
Blood t t[pos:re1 and IYprdemees IN Life
ne great popularity Of SARsAFAxrLlA and It's established
msaey render i suVeueu 10 enter any encomium of
S'sFss sn{ sS5EfS 5yS E1s ssS
M bottle pE DzEN G a1 ST P'f ,s DO So
II can be found true only al q Corand,,steeet.
result of long observation aud close study respect
ss aseasss Of the chest Dr. Tayors Balls an Of Lyerwo
ssaona OF having been used for more than
BY thepublc, and also by eminent talent
esHne,a result The above found beneficial i not certain
Sorbs certain when taken IN season. in the following
Hear, 6nsast Splitting Of Blood Ca,arrh Papitaon Of the
Tough fseSlsyon Saa H e the Chest Mho"G
and and all other affections OF the Chcs,
h Bssere Of Coun.eue,s genuine has an engraved
Led aoaaf each bottle with the signature OF Dr. Gurdon
4 and retail al the origin, Bowls aI1 ISi Sas Taeis
Fei,on @ Us Maiden lane, and By Mrs Hays 1870
oevEHJs BALM LrE ard Taylors B,lsam Of
wort sold down town al u Cortlandtstreet.
t,oin ii-ohs SALSsM oE LJtERwoRT sold.
~ 90 oowery, down town NJ 81 CortlauU,.street
AeruMs.Ths fall OF Tue 1s.1 IS Illre when the system
oy the heat OF Summer, would be highly benefited by
weeks course of PARIS LIFE PILLS two or three ey.
an these will clear off and bad humoss which
,,s., generates The liver which generally gels
w" be put into healthy action, and thus be abe.,o
e Various functions allotted to it, the body alto
"' De 5sinsigora;ed and prepared undergo what,
s mango the winter may bring on.
u ~.
~ a oy all the respectable Druggists, and of
ss'aim THos. ROBERTS s co s04 Broadway
Photographic Iikcncsscx -, ,ha n,crsr.
LOANS i0csss 2ss Broadway tcomer PAX place by VAN
OF lmis
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LET TIE TRUTH BE sroKEs AT ALL TlMEs-Danie 5.
Cole OF No 70 Sixth Avenue, nine mouths thown
The cubsone by the force OF an engine passing randy
the walk which caused serious wound upon his thigh
tried deren; applications but al had done good ntr
nation increasing rapidly when h. bought the
PAIN EXTRACTOR, which had come from 81 Court andtst
fore had Ole box he entirely cured 1t TO be
mad as above
If greater evidence than already has been shed be 9nt-
ng prove ere1y The value Of this last discovered but
greatest remedy KNOWN We give The names OF thou
sands of the uentia affords 10 refer
10 aud find our Of virtues correct, and thus we
leave the hands OF the prudent these facts TO be strictly
zsd and he who drspes and negect 70 do so has own
enemy and worthy subject to be chassed b. his own 81.
farinEs doctors and commend IT'S
use in all their practice fere known) thing uneGuaed
deserving legislative enactment Ut having speh rover over
TO do So their negec, VIII BE- visited richly with the scon
contempt and obe1uy Of all good men,
The last rea: cure this salge has msde be at the Of
fee aud which almost incredible could not ocular rrooi
he gwen.
There Of oacr wi TO counterirt and in!ne
s buy ONLY At q Courandt.strcet; in Brooklyn Mrs Hayes,
l3o Eultonseet; Newark Dr.. Jones, 300 b oadtrec,
medical pamphlet that contains much useful matter and
one that every family should have can be had gratis as abo'e
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Passengers Arrived

Passengers Arrived
In the ship Adelaide, I'm HavanaHis Excellency Gene
raj Valdez secretary and servant de Lauwa nteldens
of Havana Mr. Agurie, Mr. II Howard Mr. Valdeva.
In the bark Franklin, I'm Hamburg-H I Bahleke, 6 W
Appen, Thos Halibuuon-5S steerage.
Passengers Sailed
In IKE schr s. T Parsons, for Apalachcoa-Mr Jas NJ
Wnship lady and Children Mrs Domingo Mrs Ca1issa
Y Domingo Miss Catherine SHELL Mr. R A Domingo
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DI ED.

Oct l3, lS43, ELizARETH ANDERSON Smoker, aged 4
years daughter Of William Sneckner.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
ted the funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock from her
fathers residence la4 Fulton Of Middaugh street,
BROOKLYN without further invitation.
Wednesday, lth Alice Gilbert, widow of the late Tho
mas Gilbert, in hsr 10Th.
Tuesday ETH, William Keenan, IN his 3oth.
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% NERVE A.D Bosr Lrsi.Eyr 4yo IsDAs Wee CT;
TABLE ELxIE-A cure for rheuatc affections This anu
Gle most truly named lenetare 10 erery nerve and
sinew OF the snd has attained .rutdon
unsquealed by other article rheumatism lhs eNtsI
aly with the nclan Veceisb Elixir internally vi cur
the most FeTere cascSeXtead contracted g an phs
feeling and hity limbs opg paraiyzed and
We only need refer the below Obtain The coce
Of The public for these article =,
The following re;Fec BE and the Gentleman to2 we"
known 10 require comment. Let Il re read;
~ have been afflicted GENEROUSLY iice l'S-. W
rheumatism and contraction of thu cords of my 60 caua
by the cramps Of the cholera which then had ~ H mos
:eysre form. After tryieg many remedies N fan have have
found r.liehad the cords OF my legs reaS-he sveins
reducedand greatly benefited by the OF one OF
Hewes' Nerve and Bone Linmen used externally and one
bottle of Indian Vegetable Elixir used internally AT the same
time caa now walk with in positions that could not
week ago endure at all ia MES u kt..l NOLDs,
IL Chrystie-st., corner OF DeIancy1st
Though this given more than year since; Nj icy
nods few days at the cfiee q CoTtlsads,-s
where this remedy obtained full health and perfect
possession OF his gs aud feer and though over sixty yesIs
old stood up his repeatedly 70 show the spectators
how completely he was cured This remedy reaches ard
soo,es the nerves and aliays pains most -fsctualy lis
FIRST application and by few relettons removes more effect
qaly and speedily rheumatic pairs than any Other appca-
known do. It's effects powerful and i'm
mediate Let those afflicted try bur once and they must b.
convinced To be found genuine only at 81 CortiandSre-t
Branch house, Boston, So Cornhill.
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Bradbury's Singing Class Down
Vown.Tle subscriber, the request of several ladies
and gentlemen residing in the lower part of the city will open
Class IN Beeman.s,Iee Tuesday Evening the 18th inst
for thorough instruction the Of SINGING NoTE
The cemmodous Lecture Room OF ST. Georges Church;
corner OF Beekman and CIstrees has been kindly rendered
sane as pursued IN the subscribers Classes l2 Eddses
cnt on Tuesday Evening the 7th if possible. Terms
VIII then be mace Known First lesson The Class be
Que hundred and twenty ladies and gentlemen have joined
the subscribers Singing Glasses within three weeks
oh 3is* WIN. B.SRADBURY.