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hf sSHF fafdh anti NH's01Hi btrmuHtj X q II i
TUCKER.
scnr Fame, Drew, aOs rors) II q Gardner Monte
yidco aud Bncnos Ayr"s, Wa tio"c'i X Soa.
SAILED tals mofuln.--Hrcmrn balQuG Ernst 4
GUstIT, Baurmgnn, 6r,m inca; bugs tUVustr. i~ti,i)
Williams, Nrmaia!h; Venus, Souc, New Orleans;
Monument, Vuu., Portland, sii Boston; scInOug III
Comet, BOney, Bedford; Sarah Il. Merit, SaoaE,
New Work; Emily Johnson, SncI,co., do. To-day
Ship WaIGn, Howe, Ct i.ivurrnUi.
AHHiNEN,
ship Palestine, MIm'2rd, 4 days from Liverpool
before Epoued) >aIi and nI.o to Clark s kellogg
r g. w. Rad :wad; Durr x Nurr.; NNuis x it0; u.
LarrabaF; W. Mourni f. J'ukrn. s, SON; Ia afit d.
Bro. * ca; Mrllvlin g. Wl,uam T. r. Turner s.
King; II Pike < Ward; II j. Wui lm- Y Go; &. f.
yoss; G'lmglam < hnde'sen Gn'Itn, firz5aIaId X
Maguder; Albert l. C"; :. Ault s. son: .. Il. Ar.
instead; hpmuel Ludteu tm Gr,h1m; {. Lrv"riug
4 ozark; u. Horris 4 Go; Norris :. Bealy; f. Fckey
e Sons; w. J. 4, Norris; G. French 4 son; Al
bridge, HglOn & Go; y. Drffui r. +. Hrown Co; Il
a Miller; ". y. Mll'cy; l. Hruok-; w. %rocter, Geo
Briggs; w r Baker; Jos. toury; Stickney NOyeS
:, sbur and tn order.
SChr Repedier, TrtVCts, from Alexandria, d. G.,
mdsr, 10 Rose, Nerrill 4 Go.
5Gnr Albion. Clarksnn, 8 days from Portsmouth,, via
Hampton h, ads, Potatoes, To lhe MASTER.
Sc!ir Arn, Perry, days from Glr,iner, Me poa
toes. to the masi"r
steamer Ericsson, Green, from Philadelphia, mdsC
30 j. a. SnrVct.
MEMORANDA.
shin En,sic, w ace for live rpoo, went to seG
from the DGlawple lGih INST
A letter IN The Exchange Reading Room, datcC
Newcastle, Del, Nov rs O'Clock, p. IN reports of
that place, hrIs Geoge Gardner, Wake 81 days I'm
Malaga-nll well.
BaTqur lawrence, Howes for Baltimore, cleared
81 Boston 18Th inst a" d sailed next day.
Brig Victuruc. Davis, Com 0rleaHs far Charles
ION, was spokru 6tn ms, TAT. 20 so, Ion. 66 30.
Brig Mary Stauou, Bearse, from Boston for Balti-
,tOrc, was 1t Holmes, Hole l5lh last.
Brig Architect, Gay, from Ne" York, arrived at
Norfolk I7tr lust.
Schr Vermont, ~aylc, for Baltimore, went to sea
from Charleston 18Th inst
y hr Albion, Clarks7n, IS ys from Portsmouth,
A. II. for Baltimore, was in tIamptan Roads l5th inst
Schr Kate Auhr y, NhaidIcr, froi Baltimore, ar
-ived AZ Saco BE. 18TH inst
Schr John AltyuP, RcEets0n, for Baltimore, sal ed
rom New Bedford Ism inst
Schs Resolution, Wait n, from Baltimore, arrived
At Plyn0u h. Mass 2th lust. -chr swallow, Mnlcr
sailed from do. if,h or Baltimore,
nRNTIST
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Z .. CAns. nll,nEts. -.

Il II 1t No. 'A2-tLS'rvc, on The south side OF
PRATT STRhEr, NEAR HANOVER
The Undersigned oRtrs any ol the annve named
Goods a hi tteud- and ,hC puair $, '.drr,d pics
for cash. No puflIug-a smaI iruL anh quick si.lcs
l1r the ready money. which lstlC spull Of trade.
W Please observe tac ndHG and iuwbCr Of Store,
no Io9 The south siAC Of Pratt near lIauoyc,-st
nS-!m RICHARD II. HURTT
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yBEi.-AIi AUhDhEaY.
A6 HARFnPD COUNTY Mp

I'D EE.AIR AUNDh.EaB.
I'D HARFNRN COUNTY, MD.
S-3MTE.L NJ M4HR.9W, PRIECIrAL.
The NIX trru at thlS Ih,ilIuGn VIII commence
IN MONDAY, the 81 OF Nnv"mnrr, lSfj. The Latin
Greek and Frrmch i,anguagPS IN extensive course
of Mathematics, aud til" various otauc es OF an Eng
ssh Education, are Thoroughly iHuaht
re RIMS:
BnardHq, Gncu'ins fuel, lights, washing, &C. &C.
1890 To 500 rcr annun,
TuiTIoH -tRssical Den1rment 49, per annum
AatGe*lauch Department SO per anLGm. Primary
Department !3i per anuum.
No extra charge for French. The session Will con
sinue 223 weeks BY order Of the Trustees,
O2S Ol",t " AIRY n. GnIIGII. Scr'v.
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c4;,p.. Aiways an hand, Conrad kltyt,,s
is;acii4. a;i}ia Philadelphia and A. Il Gale 8. Co.'S
y1 e III New York first premium PIANOS,
warrahlcd. Those III want Will please
give me call, az shnI sell cheap.
J. +. ROSWELL, Music nraier,
se20-ly No. Soutl-st, one door from Baltnnnyg-st
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NTOTICE. Miss ELLEN RICHARDSON will
~ hear of something to her advantage hy calling
at the store Of Is. II RICHARDSON & co.
MI If 223 Baltimore sucpt.
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q ~ - X EGGS FIR EAi1 EALL BUTTER
q - selected by our Agent in HE Giadcs, for
family Use, will be un!Oadgd from cars ILLS day, and
for sale 10y :, CLAYTON s. SONS,
No 1862 Lombard stCrt
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nl4iw

U$- EV6Ty description OF Pz-
TENT FIRE ARMS repaired with accuracy aR1 in
workmamke manner, with rrnnpIness, on the
most reas' uable terms. RIFLES and BOWLING
PIECES fitted with Ceytand's Secret Invisible Lock
aud warranted. seq 3n
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III EW EsrA no PnArr

FL EW ESTA SiEf5fcNT.-No 10 PRATT
" STREET, 3 doors west OF Charles ST. BOOTS,
SHOES, HITS, cars, &c. &c. The subscriber
hIv!Eg opened an establishment for the transaction OF
the auuvr business in all its varieties, would respect
fully invite the attention of his friends ana the pno-
lc generally to his large and well assorted stock OF
gndS, which will be sold NJ such pic cannot fan
IL be an nduccmcHt to those in want Of those ari
cites 10 give tim call. We name in part: Mems and
Boys KIP, Cali aud G'liH BOOTS; do. do. BROG
ans; do. do, and f.adias and Misses RUBHER%;
silk aud Cotton q MBRELLhS; Goat and Seal
TRUNKS; Beaver, Russia. Cashmere, silk, Glazed,
Wool aGd Water proof HATS; Mems and Hoys' sur
CLOTH Glazed aud rIush CAPS inge Ic. with large
and general assortment of all descriptions If fin.
SHOES and Boots, and every other article in the ahov,
hne These goods have been laid in ut the very low
est cash prces, aud all choice ami fresh. Gu and
examine, ani such inducements will he offered as
cannnI fail to please.
nl7-tf w. l.. WILLIAMS.
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TE'UEfS ER. 'NEEENERIGHT& MUDCE.
" COMMISSION RAHEM MAEEMnLLcE- No I

! lnt sac NJ WahutaC uurels' prices
BUI htRS super Royal, Royal. Medium and DENY
Ledger PUpers; Fiat Cap; tOusctp blue 4 white,
ruled anu plain; Letter Paper blue and white,
| Paih and ruca; PACKET Post; Fouo Post; Dana
Note Paper, HaukCrS' Poet, &c.
HUBRARD'S super Royal Imperial Royal. Medium
and Deny hedg Pnp,gs; Flat Cap; Fotn Post,
Packet Post; QuartO Post; Envelope Patets; Gov
I'll Papers an cUlurs super Royal, ROyai < IOubIe
Cap; Glazed Medium, assorted c0lurs; Bl0tting
PRpCt &c
OWEN s. nCRL8UT'S Writing Papers, such ~
FOolscap, fine, and supeffHG, blue and white
ruled and plain; Lrter Papers, blue laid and blue
| WONe and woye, ruled and plain; Envelope pa
per, sc.
JESoUP Bros LetterPapers, blue laid and white
tad, blue w0ve and white wOye, ruled and main.
pockei post, blue wovG and white wove; Mole
Paper, sc
PLANTER SMITHS Pooscap, blue and yghits.
ruled and plain Letter PGptt; extra super, suoar
aud tine blue and White, ru, Il agh slam; acsnt
-. post; comm"icta Pusi, Foiu Post, Sc.
Together with general assortment OF Cranets
Caf>on's, Snaihwnrhs iiudsnu's, Guoivin's kine,s'
Ames' AID Dickey Il Lysle's Writing PAPERS
Printing Paper, hook and news; vrarping cioth. les
music ana marble Paper, playing, r'.smrlied Pend
surface, co'ortG and pIaln ChhBS, Tissue Paper
Press fNpefr, trunk, hrkdrrS, Band Cox and BouRet
RoARDS; Russia skins, Skivefs Priuiil,u and Writ
ing NIX, bleaching POWERS. RAGS &c. ap7
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FOR SALE s. RENT.

,sgEe=es TO LET. The dwelling apar ments Of
800 house no. 40 PRAT. STREET, few
HEa!,! doors west Of Charles street. is TO rent In
tlsAi!H gu re on the prem Sts. ule 1t
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BUsEN EsS CARDS, &c.

y McaiH DUNCAN has removed hi. Office
ep nom No. "a N. Charles street to No. 81 North
CALVERT STREET. O2J }u
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IVORY HANDLE FhEEE CUTLERY,
q We cal attention 10 our Wrl! seirclri stock of
Ivory TatIG Cutlery Of var Gus qualities Including
Rodgers Graves, M0@ns' aud OH makes in yets Qf
81 aud So pieces; also, finn IvGty Table Ara DrsssE
knVrs, VII; r6nch sn Ie forks In d, zes do. thost
forks; also Beef ard Game CafVCrs, StC Is, &c &c.
All Of which he had rrruarkab low at he cheap
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, No. Is galtn'gye St,
2nd door East VI Harrison
Jik!ES CO7TLAN & SON
Importers Of Table Cutter, Waters.
M Family aud Fancy Hardware, &C.
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q FE!V MUitsl OF TIRE SAME SORT
IA OF DRESSING GOWNS LEFT and for sale
al X DONAnUE'S, No 30 Germ"n,
nl2 2aWllstIa ne + Sham street
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RICH NEW GOOn

RIUH NEW GOUDS.
gHAlEIi.gDg GASFER x. CO., 203 Ealli.
z more street, are now Receiving splendid lot
at New Goods, embracing the various scarce articles,
viz
Splendid Omhrc Shaded CASnMERES
SpGndit Printed Cashmcrcs, latest Paris promenade
styles
Splendid Paris prnmenai e Cardovillc
"a aud Slack CashmCr2s a beautiful article lul
mourning
3 d and Ia plain and watcred ManlilIa SILKS
Wide MantiIll VELNErS
Rich cnloFed silk Veveis some beautiful cUlofs for
ovrni.g dresses
Heavy white, pink and blue Satins
Matcrnes and Florences, in Utmost cvsry color
Thhit CIo hs, Mernoes and B0mOaznes, very
large stock. Our goods are bought low and viii be
sold nj mod rate profits. MI 81
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Va ALUABLE HOUSE sERVA NIS-for
sale, most valuable cook, washer and irnner,
- years OF age, 10 serve Ill 1856 also, a very likely
black gIl, 81 years of age to serve - years first
rate country servant; also, black woman, 26 Yeas
OF are, TO serve 10 years, with her two children. male
and female; also, a black woman, 40 years at age,
with her female child two years old, slave for life; al
50, very likely black boy, II years at age to serve
~ years. also, black boy 10 years OF aae to serve
IL yeais The above servants can all come hishIy
recommended from their respective owners. FAM
hes wishing 10 purchase would do wei to call quick
ly at l.. +. SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
NIL No. 10 Exchange PLACE.
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CANVASS Aa4 PADDING. Jl,l receiv-
u ed
50 pieces fieayy Linen CANVAS So, suitable GarSack
iug Bottoms, SC
20 pit ces Conrmun ana 3uu't Rcd nhnUINCs.
CAGE Heavy Ran Canton FHANN ri. :: Common 10.
is cases 81. : & au1 4 Bcanhh MUSLIN.
BEALE Il, RICHARDSON y 60.
M. 233 Baltimore street,
| nl7 (AR) 3dOuts heluus har,Gs.
"a EW HOOKS. Jn.t received and rlr sale by
~ FIELDING UCAS il,
VA 10 Est uruiu-st.
| Description Or thr American (: rctr NJ aquari TEL
egraph, and Of all Tel graphs known. Cn,pnyuq rIer
trcty ga vauiSn, illustrated with 81 wood pug,ay-
| iHps; hy \. Vail Esq
Iinrlrary DepusIls their Dnenrsis Fatholoay and
Thrmpcutca indications. by G. BIRD, M y.
! The Chemistry Of Man, nv Dr. J, Fr,nI Simon.
translated by Thns. z. Day, NJ u part ist.
! CneIias' system Of Sugsry, part I'd, ARC
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aNuR sALt-GROUND RENTS of different
r. amounts, well secured, fht sale NJ pr cent
Apply to BOND s. Gr.LBACH,
MI 10 SECOND Il.
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fal CIV CHINA STORE.

| fal E1HV CHINA STORE.
No. 81 3. CALVERT sTRFET
~ |!D F.fRR wouli respectfully inform his
trends hud er,eroGs public that he has lrAUVEO
! ans CHiH" STORE 10 No 80 = Calvrrt st.. where
| OF CHI IA, GLASS AND EAETuET WARE, OK
rc'tAt arrivals, winch he Urrs fnr sale ai '.c M. ST
"'c"i""''HaGhE iefmS. IL" Is aho sEEn.Ir'iy en-
| sn-em N u.e Manufacture 0f SFrhr e HAkTHEH
! nAhs a 'arIe assortment Of Windmill be- GRud al
tns store rs HhnEe, and ut Is P"n'irs. ca BcE9-gt.,
a mort distance north Of g. baltimore ~,
G5A touitrY Merchants auu rih,Is wuUa do web
10 give ne caii before Hatus Fl'cl.-, csgN here.
a293m Ms :. l.,,ynr; sig,1t.
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REAL ESTATE s GENERAL AGENCY
OFFICE, Bru.iNay, No. 2j7
fbNBE undersigned would respectfully offer hi
IL services as Real Estate aud G nerd iaeRt. Al
huSIh'ss entrusted 10 hin win be faithfully aut
promptly attended TO.
u2I colin Holm Il. II. IETOURNAIT
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tiiE NREil

Fl. schr Sarah Ann, Wingo5d Bernut1, 4. & II 4
Iupt.tr
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h4NOAS MALE. a very nKciy Black " uunam, 80
II years of age, and her child, girl two years ud
both slaves for life and of excellent character, from
the county. Apply a.
SCOTTI1S Intelligence Office,
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lr4lLA NlLUAbE4E lLLUpEHIb AT
TS6E8 PRIVATE SALE. Those five small two
IslsI story Brick HOu"cs the north side of
'--' Franklin street, between Green and Paca sts.
viii be sold together or separately, in fee simple
with ground rent, al very low price This proper
ty is situated IN an improving neighborhOod and is
decidedly the best situation for business in the west
end. Early application should he made to
ALFRED II. REP,
SelI-W No. 335 RnItnnrr alrpI.
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CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN
BALSAM.

EoR THE CURE OF every kind Of ~oundi, spruins,
sores, burns coughs, lungs, the desperate
IIlcs and rheumatism of every kind will prevent the
Io'lhache restore torpid and persisted limbs stiff joints,
numbncss &c und can be depended relieve
IN all cases.
THIS valuable medicine has been extensively uscd for
e last ten years while its increasing demaLd the unyer
sal sA iSilCt1u II has gwen and the testimony Of multi
udc Ut individuals OF the FIRST standing the community,
who have tested and nfalbly proved IT'S efficacy show
int II need only 10 be used prove its nva uaLe
ceencc, indeed all wEo haze tried hc Basam prze
so highly that they vii be induc ed under any consid
etaon TO do WITHOUT 1t. This Basam has attracted the
attention fmcL Of science and Physicians Surgeons
OF Ihe greatest scientific requirements, give their IN
qullhed approhdtion; while many of them in different
sections OF the UuIted States in their practice
and have auth rlzed the publication Of heir certificates.
Uy'Purchasers should inquire for tine article by
ing the whole nane-Chreseman Arabian Balsain-and
see that II has my name written my own handwriting
across the printed directions the waP of every bot
tie. l. CHEESEMAN. .
Sold by CLARK COLLINS Druggists Montpelier;
G. X. Answor;h. Williamstown; Goss \ Huchins
Waierburyi Peck and Spear, Burlington und throughout
the country generally: Sc w.
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a CERTAIN CURE

Fer llumors, Scrulna, ,Firs Eryspcag Salt Rbeum
ocald Head, and all diseases arising from immunity Of
the Blood. '
DOCf. BANGS RENOvATING MIXTURES.
~ medic composed entirely Of vegetable substances
and OF 50 active character eradicate SPEEDILY ard
PEE mansty all til troubles danrcruis
which arise fom a bad If the ood Is highl recum
mcndrd by who have used H. and viii positively in nine
cases ol OF ten effect permanent he pfnpricoiS
receive letters every week speaking warm praise Of tho
aiuce and nirrang cases Of raordnofy cures which
are too vu!unlnOus to pCbish.
REFEREES CES-Miss Sophia Bouchetle OF st lbaNs
nlancy-wns obliged to cap constantly and was
wthoul any har Of consequence she commenced takng
the M xue in Feb. 1912 and by Apr tho disease dIsop
peared Her hair is grown uii and she no longer
is obliged TO wear a cap.
hr EbrId!e Bingham Of st Adams, Tor tho cure Of
burning, smarng humor with which he had been afflicted
for years.
solomon Johnson of Durham for the cure of an ulcer
and scroulous affecion
Erastus Stanton H w Rice and John Baker Of STAN
bddge for the cure of piles
Hugh Murphy, also Of ST Adams, was cured of bad
case ct piles in July last in FIVE days after he commenced
taking the mixture.
QJ-Ihc above article will be found at most druggist
stores throughout the stae-sold who esac by CURTIS
y SMITH st Adams Vi. Also by L 2. WALTON
AND SUNS agents OF the prupueois Montpelier. VT.
Also by Goss Hutchins, Waterbury E Green, Rich>
mond Dana Weeks aud Stanton, Danvllle J.. J,wett
- Johnsbury; o. French, Barrr n. G. Hale Chelsea;
Z. b. Ncvns and Co. Royal.on; J. Ross Jr Woodstock
PECK and Spear, Darlington: N. V. HoLey and Co. Viii
.istun.
GJ'Also, by CLARK s. COLLINS, ard S. P. RED.
j Held, Alnnipefcr VT.
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Elopement ola L1rge Gang Of Runa,oay Ne
groes.-We learn, from police magistrate, that
sixty seventy runaways passed through this city,
last night, route for Pennsylvania. They have
rangement, from the neighboring counties of Prince
George, Charles, and st. Mary's, in Maryland and
are said to be armed with scythes, bludgeons, and
some guns They left the city by the road leading
out through 9TH street, and are probably hoping to
make good their escape through the counties of
Montgomery and Frederick, Maryland We I'M
derstand that nearly two hundred citizens of WASH
ington and the vicinity have started in pursuit, who
will, doubtless, succeed in securing most, if not all
Of them Washington Union, Tuesday.
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The "optside barbarians" as the Chinese, in their
greatness of contempt, termed the people of other
nations, who were congregated in the suburbs of
Of their principal seaport towns, have been lately
making some woful changes in the habits of the
"Ceestial" people, and are beginning to accustom
them to sights they never dreamed of beholding
Tales of adventure have often been told of the hair
breadth Escapes of travellers, who have rashly ven
tured within the forbidden precincts of the city,
and who have very often been hastily elected by
the furious mob Lattcrly quite a riot was produ
ced by the appearance, in the streets of Canton, of
two English ladies' there, and blood was split and
property consumed. The hostile disposition of the
people appears to have undergone change, how
ever, if the following incident be true. The New
York Journal of Commerce publishes it as an OK
tract from letter just received from Hong Kong.
Mrs. -, lady of fine appearance and res
dilute character, who has been residing short time
at Hong Kong went TO Canton, few weeks ago,
to that city, before her return 10 England. She
went without her husband, and walked about the
streets just when, where, and how she liked, with
out regard TO crowds or customs, or the remon-
strances of merchants, who very fearful Of the
consequence,-but it all passed of quietly. She
has secured the honor of being the first English
lady, who ever appeared thus in Canton So great
change astonshes every one.
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Large Chests. Horses that are round, or barrel
chested,' are invariably more muscular and endur
ing than those of an opposite kind. Scientific
sportsnen are, in q great measure, guided in their
opinion of horses racing qualifications by his grth
just behind his shoulders by this test jockey
toretold the reputation and prowess of the cele-
brated racer, plenipotenary,' almost from the Pc
Rod of his birth. Cattle dealers and butchers in
like manner judge by the chests and shoulders Of
COWS and pigs what amount Of fat they are like
" to gain by feeding. All animals that have lungs
large remarkable for the vigor of their appetite
and the facility with which they appropriate their
nutrlment; such animals will feed upon the coars-
est hay and straw, whilst their less fortunately
structed companions fattened by no kind of food
An amusing anecdote is related of simplelon,
who, in trying to sell horse, declared, that "Me
animals eating acas nothing" The intelligence
would contrary to intention, have sutficed to ruin
the prospect of sale, but the buyer with rare dis
elimination inferred from the horses chest that the
capacity of his appetite had been unwittingly mis-
stated He bought him on the hazard of an opin
ion, and had no reason to repent of his judgement.
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Orer Ripcned .Seed.-There are many instances
where seed for culture, sowing, is cut before it
can be said to be fully ripened. Wheat cut while
i is in the milk maize, too, which from an early
frost has not certainly rpened-will grow if cut
up Immediately and properly dried. In some in
stances, too, it has been found that unrpe potatoes
are better for seed, produce better CROP and more
certain, than those which were not raised or dug
till they were perfectly ripe. Thus in the Agri-
cultural Report for 1S43, in the Journal of Agri-
culture, and the transactions of the Highland Ag-
rcutura Society, p. 80, ii is stated that the under
ripened seed of the potaoe crop raised in the bad
season of 1871, produced crop without failure in
1912, in the alledged untauorable season. in conse
quence of heat and drought while the over ripened
seed raised in the fair season of 1872 has caused
an extensive failure in 1913, in a favorable season.
These are important facts and as the report very
properly inquiries, should not unrpe seed be plant
ed always ?-.4m. Quarterly Journal Of agriculture
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THE ONLY SUCCESSFULLY EMEDY
FOR THE PILES.

THE VEGETABLE PILE 'fLEC rUARY, invent
! eddy Dr.. Upham, a Distinguished Physician Of New
70 CITY, (l96 BowGfy) is The only successful remedy
for that distressing complaint, the Piles.
Mark this--lt internal Remedy not an ex eTnal
application and will any Of Piles either Bleed.
its Blind Internal External; and PROBABLY he only
thing that will There is mlsrske about it, Ills pos
hive cu,e-speedy and permanent 1t "a also a conven.
lent medic to Ike, aud improves the general health
reml kabo manier. Pamphlets, containing ieslimo.
mails Of ats efficacy, ma! be obtained OF the gents graz
It's.
+ DAVID +. RRADLEE, General gent for The n. E.
Stat,s l!9 Court street. Boston.
Agents, MonpcLcr, CLARK s. COLLINS.
8 In Rratteboro, DALTON e. CLARK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-07-24

Collie in Horses.-An English Journal says that
relief may be afforded by rubbing the breast of the
horse with spirits of turpentine. If this does not
succeed, small quantity should be given internal
ly. Horses should never be put to severe work on
full stomach. Great injury is done to them by
heavy feeding when on the road, and hard driving
Immediately after A horse accustomed to OATS if
put upon the road and fed during the day upon corn
is very likely to be killed in the operation. The
danger is much increased if the weather be warm.
Prairie Farmer.