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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20
From the N. England Farmer.
Mildew OH Grapes.

One Of the great obstacles IN our eli
nate, in cullvaling The Sweeiwa,er, and
some other varieties oi foreign grapes, Is
HE mildew. A. the season IL now ap.
proachlng when the young lruit will be-
!In 10 set, we would recommend the
following remedy 10 those who have
peen troubled with this difficulty m past
Years. The recipe was published IN ll.e
View England Farmer about twelve
ears since, and as we have frequent in
uulrlrs as Ia what course To pursue ~
such cases, we r.publi>h II Tor the bene-
III of all Interested IA II. We know of
40 better remedy -
"Tnke pint and a half of sui phur
and n lump of the best uHsacked lime
# the SIZE of the fsl"-(a good large
h.t, We suppose -"pui these IN II vessel
If about seven gallons measurement I;
let The sui phur be thrown in first, aud
the lime over 1t (; then pour IN IA pail Of
roiling water, STIR 1t we'll, and let 1t stand
half nn hour then fill the vessel with
old water, aud after stirring well, alInw
he whole to settle. After It has become
settled, dip ou' The clear liquor into II
barrel, and Ill the barrel with cold water
and /, il fit for use. You next proceed
with n syringe, holdine about a pint and
a half, and throw the liquid wilh it on
the vines in every direction, so as com
plerely to cover foliage, lruIl and wood
/ This should be particularly done when
the fruit Is nsl forming, AMI about one.
third the slze ofa pea, and may be con
linued twice or thrice week, for two or
three weeks. The whole process for
200 grape vines, need not exceed halt
an hour"
LICE on D,uLiAs-Pos Of Dahlias
from green-h"uses, are often infested
with the green louise to destroy them,
syrange the plants with the same solution
AS recommended for the gruce.
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Newport Botanic ThOmsO-
niam Depot,
No. 80, Thames Street,
Opposite The Post Office.

nR. FREDERICK A, MURPHEY, would
~ respectfully inform the citizens Of New
por, and It's vicinity, that in compliance with
the urgent solicitation OF his friends, he has
established Medical Office at the above
place where he may at all hours be confJon-
TALLY consulted upon all diseases incident To
the human family, particularly female com
plants, in which he has had such wonderful
success, as many who haye been cured by
hn are ready to testify.
N. b. Dr. NJ. does not pretend his medl-
cines will raise the dead but from The extensive
experience and success which has followed
his practice, he does pretend and heslta,cs
not o say he can cure all cases that are curea.
BILE land many that are pronounced incurable
by Diploma,lzed Physicians where there is
vitality enough left TO build upon. WithoM HE
use Of Cdioma or any other poison.
OF all the systems of Medicine from the
native Indian 10 the Dipomallzed Poracel.
sian, DR.. VI. follows the only one that can be
subSlanlIallzed as based upon philosophical
and natural principles.
DR.. NJ. would take this opportunity to re.
turn his sincere thanks to his Thomsonian
friends for patronage received, and hopes by
assiduously attending to his calling 10 merit
their continued appreciation and patronage,
as he stands ready to attend TO all calls OF
his profession.
DR.. NJ. has on hand large assortment OF
his celebrated Medicines, which have me,
with such ilatterlng reception by the host OF
enlightened friends of medical reform, both
in the crude and compound state.
Also, an assortment Of Botanical Works,
among which are rhonson's Materia Medlca,
Matlsonis American Vegetable Practice.
Comforts Thomsonian Practice, &c., all OF
which he will sell at The lowest prices.
Newport, April 25. iS4i-3a.
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Art COnfOrnlcd TO Nature.

WIN. NJ. WEBSTER, Thomsonan Ply
w sician, has removed from Boston, Mass
10 this place, where he will practice mcdl.
cine upon the THOMsONIAN PRINCIpLE.
\ DIR. w. pledges himself to cure all curabo
diseases without the use Of either Mineral OF
/ Ycge.dLie Poison. The agents employed by
hIm are purely vegetable aud well calculated
To eradicate disease from the system, and i'm
part new vigor To the prostraicd energies oI
the invalid, who Is suffering from the nppll.
cation Of Remedies which Mineral DIplo.
mlzcd Tnkers of the hlman constitution are
dally imposing on the crcduous sufferer
lie speaks whh confidence, from the TACT that
he has witnessed, IN almost innumcrable IN
stances, the active, efleciual and health re-
storing power of his medicines, when the
agents of mineral quacicry have entirely
ia lied.
Dr. VS. mode Of practice is acting on the
principles Of Philosophy and common sense
while he makes II direct and extermlnalng
attack on disease, the rith energies are pre-
s"rved, strengthened and brought To co.ope.
rate with the medicines which he admins
tiers,
DR.. w. would be glad to ece the relative
merits Of the Two systems tested by the in
labtants OF Newport, for he is satisfied that
truth is great and must prevail.
DR.. w. will attend TO all cases in and out
of the village, where his services may be
desired
A general assortment OF Thonsonian
Medicines are keep, a. the Office, where all
who wish may be supplied.
o. Office at Mrs. Wilcox's, corner of
Spring and Mil streets, the former residence
Of lioct. Gardner.
Newpnrt, Aprll is, 1874.
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UTILITY OF GEESE TO THE FARMEg.
II has been long remarked that cattle Gf
all kinds are never unhealthy where
geese are kept in any quantity (; and the
reason assigned is simply this, that geese
consume with complete lmpupi,y, GER
tain noxious weeds snd grasses, which
talnt more or less, according to their
abundance, the fnest paddocks depas-
lnred by horses, buIlocks, and sheep
Nosl farmers are aware Of this, and n
many places where the bceves appear
Slckly, geese are let into the pastures,
aud the soil where they tread is conver.
ted for the time being into sort of in
Urinary. .-.NcW Farmers Jour.
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~ csssssssss1:;asSss
M1fl2lss ,.se1ass ss1nss sss
sgJD q sSS;
: gxgeYHD pDgTa z
zap 0IU Companions.

~, heart has yearned like other hearts,
Wi.h nlI the fsrvor Youth inparts
hrl all the warmth that Feeling tends,
"a freely cherished "iroops Of friends;
3 change bas passed DER them aud me,
Hs Hru not "a we uscd 20 be
~ heari. like many another heart,
,4re. old cump,nivps all depart.
, ,lrhcd tho names of more than one,
i'ni rrnd them on the cold white srour;
3 I'D steps tha, followed whore mine led,
N"y on the far.oir desert tread
The world has warped some souls away,
That once werr honest N the day;
iIms dead-soms wnndering--some untrue
Oh old companions are but few.
DIT th.ra ar" grcsn trees on the hill,
.'hc blUa Bags sweeping DER the rlil,
Ard there are dnisrs prcpna oui,
Nui 'lpq.rose blossoms round about.
- wrr" NV friends "long, long. ago"
TIL. frat bright friends sought Ia know;
Au1 set yr com"--rovr whcrr | will,
VI, OLD companions, faithful still.
And thor" ar" sunbrams, rich and fair,
A. cheering a. rh-v cvcr were
And there ARE fresh winds playing nigh,
IA freely as in time gone by;
Tho birds come s.ngiug us of yorr,
Tie waves ynt ripple Ia the shore:
Nnwp'cr f'.i-wlicrc'er range;
I.esG Old companions never change.
n glad learn, to love the things,
That fortune neither takes nor brings;
! p glad NY spirit learnt Ia prize
Tho smiling of aud sunny skies
Twas well claNped with dptiug hand
The balmy wild. flowers Of the land
For still we live il friendship sure,
Wy old companions bright aud pure.
Though strong NAV be the tics we make,
The strongest mortal liz may br"nk
Though warm The lips that love us now
They NAV prrchance, ior.wonr the vow,
We pnr death, aud envious hate,
Fling shadows on l.ifr's dIal.plair
Netting the hours when dark sands glide,
And old companions leave our side.
bar be we sad, or be We CAV,
With thick curls bright, or thin locks grey,
We never find the spring bloom meet
Oar presence with smile less sweet,
Oh am glad learnt to love
II. ,nng.d wnod, and cooling dove;
For these will be, in good ar ~,
Ny old companions, chang"ess still
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TUESDAY, June II. lS44

The SENATE took un Mr.. McDnflie',
rcxas. aud il was lald on The ,able--Yea.
y. NAYS 10.
The Senate proceeded TO the considera.
ION of The bill from the Committee on
.'lnance, to remit duties on Ruli Road
Iron.
Mr.. Evans supported the bill. and Mr..
Weller, MIR Walker AID Mr. Summons,
opposed it.
rne vote was I, ken. aud was-yeas
o, GAYS 80 So the bill was rejected
Mr. McDuiIie hoped thai somo gentle
nan here, IN favor Of Free Trade, would
auve u reconsideration Of ;hc vote. HIS
hirct was to off an amendment redu.
mg The dLty un RaiI Road Iron to twcn.
per cent.
MIR Woodbury. in compliance with this
rcCuesr. moved The reconsideration. The
motion lies over.
The Senate, then, on motion of NJ
Huntington, wen, into Executive Session.
Many nominations were, today, rcicc.
ed by The Senate. They were ch,ch
,osr masters and surveyors &c Ano o
he nominations confirmed was that of
slr Greene, MS consul at Antwerp, in To,
conm Of Mr. Ilaight. Mr. Greene was
ormerly nominated as consul at Bremen.
md rejected.
Mr. j. T.. Adams was Confirmed a.
collector of New Bedford.
The Pre- .dent. tins morning, sen, II
message 70 the HoUsE, communlcarlna
90 that body, in consequence of the reicc
ion of the Treaty with Texas, all the
papers accompanying ,ha, Treaty, incIu
dug some which The Senate had ,e. con
ceAled under vel of secrecy.
The Presiden, urges, s,wi,h nndiminishe1
ardor, Arguments md views IN favor of
he immediate Annexation Of Texas to
the UnInn. He adheres TO, and confirms
his previous statement, "lha' instructions
have already been given by the Texan
Government 10 propose to TIE Govern
ment OF Great Britain, forihuih on the
failure Of the Treaty, to euler into a
Treaty Of commerce, aud an allance, OF
icusIve aud defensive"
The proofs Of this mus; be looked fr
in the Jcumcurs accompanying The mes.
sage, not hitherto published.
The President, in conclusion, cypress
ses his prefer ence for Annexation b,
Treaty, but states that he is prepared to
give his assent TO any other mode of al
'aInIrg the object tha, Congress may
adopt, The responsibility OF deciding
lhIs question he leaves with the House Of
Representatives. of the U. States
Amer the reading OF The message was
concluded, Mr. Hopkins moved that It be
referred To The Committee on Foreign
Aftirs, aud be printed.
Mr. kenuedy OF Nd. moved that the
message be la'd on the table, when was
ost-ycas &c nays lis.
The motion OF Mr. Hopkins was then
greed to;
Mr. Aeams then offered Two resoId-
TONS ls', mat 'he power OF declaring
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20
DIR. sHERMAN's INDICATED
LOZENGES,

VXIORMS are inr,llibly destroyed by using
w SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES
They are the greatest discovery ever made and
the only medicine that never fails, and are 80
pleasant that children eat them as freely as
common peppermint.
| Coughs, colds, asthma, tghiness Of the chest
Sc, cured in an almost Incredible space o
time, by using SilERMAN'S COUGH LOZ.
ENGES. They have cured more cases in the
last six months than any other medicine eytant.
Heartburn and acidiy Of the stomach dys
pepsy, Sc, cured by SllERMAN'S SODA
LOZENGES. Heartburn or sour stomach cured
in few minutes by them.
Nervous or sick headache Immediately cured
by SlIERMAN'S CAMPllOR LOZENGES.
! they also cure fantness, drowsiness. and Op.
preston Of the chest. Highly refreshing when
used in crowded rooms, keeping up the spirits
and cheerfulne,s.
lIabitual costiveness NAV he entirely obviated
by the use Of SllERMAN'S LAXATIVE
LOZENGES.
Bilious disorders, Palpitation Of the heart,
sickness at the stomach will be much relieved
ir not entirely cured by SllERMAN'S CA
lTlIARTIC LOZENGES.
| Charcos!, Ipecac, Morphine. Rhutarb, Res
tora,ive, Perspiratjve, and various cihcT Medi-
Gated Lo2snges, carefully and scientifically pre-
pared with the choicest medicines, made quite
paatable and easily administered to children.
These invaluable preparations have been
many years before the public, and have met
with uneyamped success, and have acquired a
reputation which cannot be obtained by any OF
the spurious, worthless preparations which are
sometimes offered to the public under the name
Of Medicated Lozenges.
For sale in any quantity by Charles Dyer,
Jr., sole agent for Rhode Island, 40 & ~ West.
minister street, Providence.
For sale in Newport by
March 7. r. j. TAYLOR.
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DcutiStrD.

DOCTOR GALLUP regrets that he was
~ unavo;dably prevented from returning
to Newport as soon as he nIended,and there
fore hopes for the indulgence of his patients
assuring them that part Of his time while
absent was employed in improvements in his
profession. lie has been fortunate in pro-
curing some rare materials for !he manufac-
lure of artificial teeth, which will enable
him at short notice, to fabricate more beau
,lful article than he has ever before produced
and at very reduced prices.
Newport, April lS, 1874.
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WEDNESDAY. June IL, 1914.


SESATg.-Mr Walker offered resolu
tons calling on the President TO info rm
the SenaIe whether any law has pass'd tn c
British Parliament, by which the crimi
nal jurisdiction of G.. B. is extended to
citizens of the u. s. and what means
have beon adopted to carry il into effect
Mr Benton gave notice that he would
in,r 'duce joint resolution tomorrow, in
re alton to the election Of President and
Vice President.
House Mr. Hopkins offered reso
luton directing The payment OF 1850 dol.
lars for the funeral expenses ofthose who
we're killed on board the Princeloa.-
Opposition was made to it by Mr. Drum
goole ns being unwarranted and unpre-
cedented
The House resumed the consideration
Of the bill renewing the charters of the
blnks in the Districts Of Columbia. Mr.
Duncan spoke in opposition to the prln-
cipal of banks and paper money, but no
had no objection to the chartcripg of
The District banks provided they were
subject TO The same regulations with the
OHIO banks,
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PA1gLAN7E
M E y I G. I N E 8

4 NEW supply Of the most popular patent
IA medicines. among which are
Sands, Browns aud Carpenters Extract Of
SarsapariIa.
Sands salt Rhepm Remedy
SiarSweather's liepatic El;xir.
Swaims' Panacea.
DR.. Jayne's Expectorant, For Coughs,
Dr. Aliens Basam Of Liver
wort, colds, ash-
I" Taylor's Balsam Of Liver
wort, ma and pull
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry, monsry ar
Mrs. NJ. N. GARDENERS Balsam
QfLjyerwOri. iections gen,
Vegetable Pulmonary Basam
Anderson's s Cough Drops, erally.
Jackson's, Sherman's and Wistar's Cough
Lozenges.
Pease's, Browns and Wd's Cough Candies.
Jaync's, Swaim's x Fahnestock's Vcrmlfuge,
adswouhs, Reminglons & Coxe's Group
WSyrup.
Sir Jas Murray's, Dinneford's and Dunbar's
Fluid Magnesia.
Glove Anodyne Drops, for the speedy relief Of
toothache.
Wright Indian Vegetable, Whiiney's)
Cough, & Whltneys anti bilious, ,Mlead's, Z Pills.
Davenport's, Tomato, &c. &C.,
ALSO-Dr. u. q. Wiley's Respiration, Of
Breath Warming Instrument, for the use of
those persons whose lungs are irriia,ed by ex-
posure to the air the objects Of which are to
enable the consumplive and those predlsposed
to con sumption, to take exercise without risk IN
The open air, and TO prevent the bad effects to
the lungs arising from sudden changes 10 the
Temperature of the aimosL here.
Just received and for sale by
n. r.. II A z A r D,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, near the State
House, Newport, Il. ]. FEB. !.
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SIP RS
PLASTER.

'lNIIE numerous proofs daily received of the
utility of SPrNcER's TEGET3BLE
| PNLS, not only from professional men, but
also from individuals, previously unknown To
me, many of them guardlnns and instructors
Of youth, who speak from personal knowl.
edge. together with the rapid sale, complete.
| Iy satisfies me that have not been deceived,
! Those recommendations have fully sustained
II rs certain cure for the headache, as also
n sure remedy for many other complaints If
used according to the directions which ac-
company them.
For vicious humors of The blood and for
piles, Mrs. Jones's Syrup may be adyanta
geously used in connexion with the Pills.
For coughs, inflammation Of the lungs,
pain in The side, or IN any other part Of the
system, Mrs. Jones' Rheumatic Plaster should
be applied externally in connexion with the
use of the Syrup and PILLS.
II There is not the least Difficulty TO be appre-
hcnded from their use either at home or abroad
their operation as cathartic, u so gentle, that
the person who uses them, will only know their
jnesiimable qualities ty tie speedy eradication
ihe cause Of distress.
In all cases originating in impurities Gf Tie
blood, and those incident 60 the female cons,i-
tuition, these medicines stand unrivallcd, and
have no equal IN these classes Of complaints
which prove, not only extremely Troublesome,
but often fatal, they have been extensively used
and with singular success. Their virtues have
been fully tested aud their eiicac, proved ans
the pills and syrup combined, have seldom, il
ever been known to fail Of producing the de-
sired effect
For sale by MARY TILLEY, No. 40, Spring
street Don't forget In. number-nor that Spen-
GERS Vegetable Pills are a certain cure for the
headache, in all its various forms. May 25.
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lioual mode of proceeding was adopted;
and the question was put, Shall this
bill pass, no,w outstanding the objections
Of tho President T'
The vote was-yeas 1903. nays "a.
The nnjorily not being two thirds, the
veto stands.
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ASPARAGUS A medical currespon

ASPARAGUS "A meGlCal COrrespoU-
dent, on whose statement we can most
implicitly leiy, informs Us that the adj
vantages of thus plant are not sufficiently
estimated by these who suffer from rheu-
matism and gout. Slight cases of rheu-
matlsm are cu,ed in few days by feed
Ing On tbs delicious esculent and more
chronic cases are much relieved, especi-
ally if the patient carefully avoid all
acids, whether IN food or beverage. The
Jerusalem a,tichoke has also a smiI Al
effect in relieving rheumalsm. The
heads may be eaten in the usual way,
hut tea made irom the stalks. and drunI,
three or four times II day, ID Il certain
remedy, though not equally agreeable
York ( Eng. Comna
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pr. Jaync's Medicines 4!

4 N assortment Of DR.. Jaynes' Medicines
"a Just received from Philqdelphla, and for
sale whole sale aud retail by DR.. X. II. IAI
ARD, at the sign Of the Golden Mortar
Washington square, Newport, RI.
March 4
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N f w GOOD S.

hPENlNG THIS DAY, at l2i, Thames
" Street Opposite Finch & Engs) a new
10, Of Summer Styles DRESS GOODS
Also, fresh assortment of lace goods
hosiery, gloves, ribbons, linens, linen hand
serchiefs, csmbric aud muslin trimmings
black aud white laces for wells, &c. &c.
We believe that we can now suit n OF
our customers, both in prices and styles OF
goods. CHAMBERLAIN g. MOREY
JuneG.
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FALES' CYPRIAN
HAIR TONIC.
For The Grorth, Preservation and Rcsio-
ration of The Hair.

For the Growih, Preservation and Re,io-
ration of The Hair.
NO matter how bald person may be, a
y growth Of hair will be produced, and as
naturally too as herbage grows on the plain, or
the lily in the valley This Tonic is warranted
to cleanse the hair from Dandruff, and every
other accumnlating substance. Is your hair
dry and falling Off the Tonic will moisten
and fix il firmly in the head. Is your hair thin
or your head bald the Tonic is warran nted to
satisfy lfe largest desires in ,hckening the hair
ir the first case and covering the Bald head
with natural hair, in the second.
II is composed Of these remedial agents tha,
restore the skD at once to sound and healthy
condition, when thus restored, you will soon
discover on the head, a short son and beautiful
growth OF young hair, gradually increasing in
length, I'LL II becomes like your other hair VIZ
before you began to lose il.
FALES' CoUGH, WoRM, HEADACHE and
Diarrhea or Dysentary LOZENGES are safe.
certain and agreeable remedies for the seases
Tor which they are recommended.
Numerous, speedy and surprising cures have
been effected by their use, hence their POPULAR.
ny
DYorT's ORACLE OF HEALTH, (Philadei
phia) Says that Fales' Medcated lozenges are
considered by those who have used them. TO be
far superior to Sherman's or any other introduced
iuto that market.
The CoUGH LozENGEs are benefciali in oil
cases Of common colds, hopping cough, aslh-
matte affection, inflammation Of the throat and
lungs they are also particularly beneficial for
the Group, and a very good substitute for the
celebrated Hive Syrup, Cou Candies. Quinsy
Cordals, Pulmonary Balsams. &c.
sure remedy for Worms. Two or three is
dose for very small children, and FIVE or sn for
larger ones.
THE DysENrARy IozrNGts are a certain
aud agreeable remedy Tor Darrhea and Bowel
Complaints Of Children Full directions No to
diet and manner Of taking them, accompany
each box
rHE liEADAcHE or CAMPHoR LozINers,
ure beneficial in cases Of nervous headache IN
feverou- affections Of atyphus character. They
are useful IN Rheumatism and peripneunony
also in eruplive diseases, to favor the eruption
or bring II back when II has suddenly rec eded
from the skin, rs sometimes happens in messs.
and smsll pox.
N. Is. lie sure that J. J. FALES, NJ u. Bo..
ton, is on the side Of the Box that you boy.
for sale in Newport, a, the Confectionery
and Variety store OF
July r. STACY, in.
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DIR. WISTAR'S
EkaIsam Of Wild Cherry.

rHNIlE best medicine known to man for in.
y cipicni Consumption, Asthma Of every
stage, Bleeding Of the lungs, Coughs, Liver
Complaint, and all diseases OF the Pulmona
y Organs, may be had Of Agents named
below.
Q~F1 An published statements OF cures
performed by this medicine ore, IN tpsry re
speci, TRUE. b. careful g. gc, the genuine.
"DR. WisTAR's BALsAM or VIM CHER.
ny" ms spurious limitations are abroad.
Orders from any pnrt o. the country should
he addressed 10 Isaac BUrrs, No. I2J Fu.
ton street, New Yo,k.
For sale by Il. J. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X. ]. Dec. u.
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Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills

a fresh supply Of the above invaluable
Medicine. just received from the n. +. Office
IT the NORTH American College Of Health,
nd lor sale by the subscriber, who Is the
only auhorized agent for this town.
Juy 20 ANNA NJ EDDY.
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Plymouth, Oct. Is 1913

This is to certify that came under the
care Of Mrs. Winchester with n bad bumor
in the blood and the Diarrhea I had seve.
ra! physicians, they told me there was no help
for me after taking her mediclne two weeks
was restored to my health.
CHARLES SANDERS.
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Prnning Fruit Trees.

Having prac'iced for the last fifteen
years the plan of pruning fruit trees late
III June, and having succeeded by this
course much better than formerly, when,
according TO general usage in my sec
i'"n, ] pruncd ~ May, (somelumes III
April,i feel authorized to recommend
pruning IN the latter part OF June us
p'"i"'nhI" Ia any other time. do moi
Lr"~ riisi lh'S accords with the expert
rnr" ~ others, but feel well assured
th''i anN nnn doubt rs superiority oveI
other ~" hpd~ VII give II fair trial,
rh"y. vii npl ahamiol II. The wounds
neat s''nri Il, pruning NJ that period
than Nh'n don" At any other which ]
have lnrd -- C"r orhe " +. Farmer