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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

THERE is no room in newspaper advertisement to
publish the numerous certificates Of cures but the In
valid is referred TO medical pamphlet 10 be had of any
of he Agents gratis Such proof we constantly
laying before Inc public must convince all that
DIR. LARBOR'S EXTRACT OF LUNGWORT
is the only medicine ia the world that VIII all wht
ne prcdispuscd 10 consumption, Liver Complains, oi
trolh ed with Coughs, C'Js Asthma, Plcurisy, Spurl
Blood Pain In the side aud ch, 81, Difficulty I'll breath
ing Ipbincss acr SIS the Chest Ppalion OF the Hear
Bronchitis Throat complaints aud all difficulty Of the
Pulmonary Organs. If This is not sufficient, will refer
AIRY to oihes who ltho date Of the abovc) nov
using his G!,ce IN variety Of proIracted Lung an,
Liver Complaints.
An the certificates shown to the public prove conclt
syely, one Ih'ng-that the VEGETABLE EXTRACT
OF l.UNGWORF is possessed of certain powers, il
healing the Lungs and Restoring energy those whC
were supposed to be fast sinking into the grave
ny other remedy Rnc rnt or moGrrn
And why not? II Is medicine that is not The work O.
day'he mpound Of drug shop, having only for it.
ohcc sale. Il is remedy ha. owes ITS from
natures source ccr1n cure tor complains d" the lungs
and all the prcmA1lory SYMPTOMS of CONSUMPTION -
Quackory, probably, would PIT hro INTO a Skeleton
provided you would believe t- least the inventors o
some of the seeming popular remedies would induce YOU
to believe II possnc II is put in the pace of such
stuff remedy really Of use to mankind that the Veg,tl-
bic EXTRACT OF LUNGWORT made
The study Of yrars-tc proper proportion of the ingre-
denls-ihcr effect upon the different gysems and the
stage Of disease IN the patcns-a these were IN tho
minds eve OF ihc physician who fomcd this medicine -
dy, study and observation necessary, nd he failed
not to devote al his attention TO the purpose. Ia has
sncceeded-THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT OF
LUNGWORp has taken Its stand and beyond the
leading medicines of the present time, the only true
eradlcator Of Pulmonary CONSUMPTION cxtant -
This Is true and ertan-truo, because susceptible o.
prool-ccrtan, because its pow and is usefulness in
saving hundreds Fl ON death cannot be controvered.
q. j. ROOSEV ELF.
SOLE PRoPRIEToR,
81 I-2 STATE STR EET, ALBANY.
Agents, 5, p. REDFELD, Montpelier,
Richardson Skinner 4 Co, Waitsfcld,
b. f Goss, Waterbury,
Geo. b. Pierce & Co. Norihfcld
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09

VeHertSmS. beware; as the potter said to the
clay he was forming into a vessal for use
I'm doing smashing business; as the cider mill
said to the apples it was grinding
I'm strongly impressed with sense of your mer
II as the paper said when struck off at the press.
--.4utogrdDh and Remnrker
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
TWO GOOD FARMS FOR SALEM
Low ELL. VIZ

ONE of about 40 acres of first rate land, lying the main
~ road leading from Darlington to Derby Line with about lOC
acres under good cultivation, with good half Dwell
ling House and two Barns thereon and conveniently waered
Two pumps OF water at the house and
best quality continually running, and plenty good God and
timber convenient to be got at on the farm; good school
house within half mile and miles from the meeting house
store aud starch factory The main branch of Misssquo River
runs very pleasantly the whole farm II ery pleas
well convenient situation stand and one
of the barns built for that purpose.
The other Farm lies mile from the main road con.
tanning lGO with about 40 under good
smooth and mule rolling TO the east, well wateed and timber
cd and all suitable for age moving, with good House and
wood shed and barn every way convenient for the farm
Tho property is owned by Robert Rogers the CITY of New
York; and will be sold public auction the 18th day Sep
ember next If not disposed of at private sale previous
time And he is under the necessity selling the terms
be made for half the purchase aoney further
particulars inquire of the subscriber, the promises
JONATHAN ROBERTS,
Agent for ROBERT Rooms.
Loweli, July 20, 1874 72.tf
cd Of Nnvomher IsIf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09

WORTHY OF NOTE. The United States Jour
nal says, that there more than twenty Pri1ters
who are performing the duties Of Clerks in the De.
partmcnts at Washington, and that they are equal,
II not superior to Others who have had the adyan.
tage of Collegiate education.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
PATENTS,

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN OFFICE,
And agency Of the U. $. Patent Office, Washington,
NO. 22 STATE STREET, BOSTON.
INE Subscriber, by appointment from tho Comms oner of
Patents is agent Of the United States Patent Office for tho
purpose reccying and forwarding to the all such mod
els specimens Of Ingredients manufacturers shall be
tended to be patented deposited therein which will be
ceved md orwutdcd free If pcS and risk, their owners
aud with all possible despatch. The subscriber will prepare
Caveats, Specifications Assignments and all the necessary
papers and drawings will make researches into American and
Foreign works for establishing the validity utility
tons and render advice all legal and scientific
pectng the Patents secured in Europe and other
tries.
BY application at this Office inventors the time
and expense of Journey Washington and delay ms
well us all personal trouble in obtaining Patents. The
of fourteen years practccun collection
works. documents decisions &c, mechanical subjects
and the patent Hwsand patents different countries collect
ed at much expense during the long time this office
established, and which daily additions being made to-
getheT with accounts here kept WASH
ngton, enable to afford important assistance
10 inventors DESTROYS Of securing PATENTS which in other
specs might be difficult of attainment.
X, IL. EDDY, Civil Engineer.
Boston, Jnly le45 22.ly
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TTIts WTU 10 DO IUUHU III TTTU WVITWV III TT6 ITNH5
CAL INSTRUM I5NTS OF AL
DESCRI

Among which arc small and large Telescopes Microscopes
and Spy-glssos; COncave and Convex Gnsses, with
frames Conceive aud Convex Mirrors Gold
aud SilvoT-steol Spectaccs of all kinds
dlutcLt descriptions Of Magnilying Glasses;
algo and small Magic Lanterns
f3His MlCROSCOPES will mugniy objects FIVE THOU
SAND TIMES
01Opcal aud similar Instruments aud Glasses carefully
Topaired.&G
Mr. w assures the public that shall always his study to
every thing entrusted him with the greatest
on moderate terms. Those want Of any thing in his ue
will please give him call. lie has hand a general
sortmcnt of goods. Specacs with and glass
also glasses Of caCh kind. He has but
his articles, from which be docs not vary.
RclcroncoIhe Medical Faculty aud citizons generally Of
the place. Also, the following testimonials:
SARATOGA SPRINGS, June 81, 1874.
have known MI Wise u the capacity OF practical opti-
clan for several years. and have repeatedly recommended my
patients aud friends to him and always with success. Mr. w.
has extensive Of Optical Instruments and Gnsses
for the relief Of ply steal DEFICIENCIES visions and applies
with that accuracy and ciy which alone be obtained by
thorough knowledge of the science aud long experience.
therefore have no hesitation in 1dng him the public.
r. h. ALLEN, NJ. ID.
SARAToGA SPRINGS, 1874
have been acquainted with Mr. Wise Optciau for tho
last eight nine years. An intimate acquaintance with the
science of Optics and long aud experience in the
adaptation Glasses the ordinary defects of vision enables
him remedy many Of the resulting dis
from congenita maormaton of the eyes, with
psng decree Of facility. JOHN H. PERRY, NJ. ID.
SARATOGA SPBINGs, June "a, 1Sl5.
For several years past have been acquainted Mr. Wise,
the Opcun, and his mode of doing business He has gained
my full confidence both for skill and integrity regard him
Inherent adventurous but who by SKILL assidui
V and fair DEALING intends only acquire preserve,
NJ. l.. NORTH, NJ. d.
Montpelier, August, 1915. 90
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If YOU FEEL a LAssTTUDE,

IT YOU FEEL n LASSITUDE,
MlTH loss of appetite, papra'ion Of The heart, ina-
w blily to exercise with drowsness and disposition
to sleep take PHELPS TOMATO PILLS one or two
doses seldom fail relieve all those unpleasant symptoms
arising from congestion and angud circulation Of the
blood, and redundant quantity or morbid quality of The
Ollie, which apt at this season oftho year,
Pain in the limbs head ache, and other effects Of recent
cold are speedily relieved by them.
For sale by Druggists generally, and By agents in an
the country towns, and a. the General Depot No 226
Main st Hartford, CT. Also by S. p. REDFIfA ID and
CLARK and COLLINS Montpelier; G oss and Hutch
ms, Walerbnryi o. FRENCH Barre r and M. Hammet
e. Montpelier; A. I. Bancroft, planiald. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
DR.. S. o. RICHARDSON'S
CELEBRATED SHERRY WINE
Buffers.

THE proprietor ofts Medicine offers to the public tho result
ofan extensive practice thorough Investigation Of
the laws which govern the human system.
II he denied by those who become acnuainted
with the singular virtues of these Bters that they possess
prominence all others the diseases which
they profess
is well known fact that diseases arise finn ia
angement of the stomach ana bowels in youthful adult and
declining life ' 1900 $3.50
- The stomach crammed with every dish
a tomb OF roast and boiled, and flesh and fish;
Where bile aud wind, and phegm and acid, Jar,
- AM all the man is one intestine war"
The extensive sympahics which suss between these and
every other part OF the living body foundation of nervous
diseases OF AL knd Irregular Appetite Languor Drowsiness
wandering Palms. Headache, Lowness OF Spirits, &c
And these in their turn, give birth Dyspepsia Palpanon
OF the Heart shorness OF Breath, Jundice Piles Fevers In
ammatoy llumo Coughs, and host ofdisoases which en-
bitter life and poison all sources of enjoyment
The distinguished character of these Bttes striking;
their operation being less powerful according the
violence of the disease When used appropriate quantity in
slight arrangement of the stomach and Bowels caused
by costveness slight bilious difficulty aud the like whefo
nature needs assistance TO serious consequences
they will scarcely be felt.
On the contrary, in obstinate cases, they frequently operae
powerfully, causing two three daily until
the circulating huid becomes purified This uccomplhed thew
the In connection with food each receiving
mutual assistance until the constitution restored 10 state Of
health aud renewed yigor.
40 For sale Wholesale and retail at the Dr. 5 Office Is
Hanover street, Boston. Aud in MONTPELIER by 3 r. CLARK
Burbank, J, Bancroft * RikeT and f. r. WALTON A SONS
aud all the agents throughout the state OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09

EVANS FAMOUS PILLS.
EVANS well known Camomile Pills, also his Family
~ Aperen Pills, for salo by f. p, WALTON AND
SONS, Montpelier, VI Wholesale and retail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
PIANO FORTES

TINE Subscriber continues to manufacture PIANO FORTEs
Il ofRosEWOoD and MAHOGANY at No. 9g3 Washing.
ton Street, BOSTON. - ''e
June l6i3-l6-ly STEPHEN w MARSH
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
FURS, FURS. FURS-

n dOz. Fur Trimmed CAPs-splendd Styles
" doz. BOAS,
5doz Mufs from 81 so to $3.50,
bales Buffalo Robes, LYMAN 4 KING.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-10-09
SALT BY THE LOAD.
LEAD PIPE.

n 0O0 lbs, different size Lead Pipe, from inches
LEA ~, l,a ~ ttinned or nolD SHEET LEAD, PIG
lowest prices.
Sept, a. al
The New York herald., 1845-07-05
TROY HOUSE. TROY. " Y.
WARREN HALL.
No. 3 Warren street.

No Warren street
THE SUBSCRIBERS having fitted the above house
Hotel, style of comfort and convenience for the
commodaon Of citizens generally and visitors the city,
would respectfully solicit for themselves portion Of their
ronage.
Their arder will be all times well stocked with the best
the markets afford The Wines Liquors anSegars Of
the best quality The bedrooms neatly funished spacious and
and the of business will afford nducement
those visiting the city.
The New York herald., 1845-07-05
SEA BATHING

LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY.
1NIiE PROPRIETOR Of the New York House. begs lsav
to inform the citizens of New York, aud the public general
y that his house for the accommodation of board
during the summer The fare will be six dollars
week and every attention will be paid their comfort and
pleasure. Good servants will be in attendance.
The steamer Ors will leave Nev York every day, from Fu
Market Slip and Stages will be readiness the Ocean
June TO- 1876 SAMUEL COOPER.
t.JQ ctxsa
The New York herald., 1845-07-05


II RILEY Co, 297 Broadway, publish and keep on hant
an extensive assortment OF New aud Fashionable Music
which they offer for sale Wholesale and retail at the loves
possible prices They Instruments o superior
tywarran every article they SELL being practically
Id with the different branches of their business Military Band
eupplied II the reasonable rates. myl22msnc
The New York herald., 1845-07-05

I'HlS desirable summer having been newly refsd
and completely renovated, open for the The
subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and the pub
nc generally that he has leased the above premises and so
cits a share of thoIr patronage.
The steamer Orus leaves Fulton market slip, daily for the
above house. o. III WfILIyTON
ia 3trsh Late az the York Housel
The New York herald., 1845-07-05

ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
A NEWLY INVENTED ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
IA Warranted the perfect article of the kind nven
ted has been for some time and approved Of S m
medical who have examined it, aud pronounced b the
the best article Of the kind offered the public Ihs a.
iced requested call aud examine for ihe
inventor put down the low OF One Doar To
be had only ofMadame Oscar 81 Murray street New York
Mail Persons distance can them sent by addresrne
ssfahove, post paid. Jczl inc
The New York herald., 1845-07-05
THE WRIGHIo' HOUSE,,
81 Naasan Street.


w NILLIAM WRIGHT formerly of the Rams Head Full.
ss ss s % his ms se so.s s be
% scale ui
s ~ Scotch s
s;
provided odss
well and every will be paid The arrange
m nj Of G ,0dse as well as N xM y.s q R he
mya6 lm*ec 81 Nassau street.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
and dsshMy ally .Is!ed Il a0is =. the the
De. the Of The wh T gs b
Tssss and nom the morning % and s1sHns boats
C.i The House and have been ms,s1ay i'm
'',.e- 80, '' ''''''4' ''-N - WIN. scoBIE.
WLLLLAMSB URGH COTTAGE,
THE SUBSCRIBERS esRsstfully inform the citizens Of
that they have recently opened he large and Splendid mansion
wILLIAMsBURGH COTTAGE,
and furnished great expense for The Of resi-
south fsf Slip Ferry CONVENIENT Houston
ne %s s.hs a S the Bss whs G hr cr SEX
kind that was ever imported this country i will play fifty
choicest variety d reshment will all be promptly
N. BIN connection with this establishment they have
WARM AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS-known
the Washington Baths The water at all times clear and
The Ferries from Peck Slip Grand and Hous
ION fifteen Ell hoErr
N B.-Private House of Refreshments by d. w. TELLER
26 Front street-Breakfast Dinner and Supper. Is 3D.
Zach Breakfast from 81 until o. dining hour. from
all in prime order lodgings 25 cts gentlemen wishing
esort 70 fine cool dining apartment will do well TO call and
satisfy themselves The proprietor also keeps the old stand
OF Fulton and Front Streets and Fulton Market
all the delicacies the
Also Wines Liquors, and Segas Of all kinds and Of
the choicest brands, direct from the importers
ual71 1mr
The New York herald., 1845-07-05
EOIJAN HARPS

NUNS CLARK having purchased the patent right for
1N"Coemans Foan Atachmentto the Pianofore, for the
entire United States (eycepng Massachusetts, announce
the public that they prepared supply Pianoortes
with improv attached attach the any
modern made horizontal Panofores IN regard ohe durability
this N G.. prepared satisfy the
JUDGED mind their critical examination and experience
them in the assertion, that the "foann will remain
in tune in any climate and will be affected by transitions
of atmosphere The satisfactory waantec given with
each instrument.
The public invited examine the "Eoan Pinofores"
their ware-room, No. 2i0 Broadway the Park
where also may be found of g. @ and Octave
Pianoores both rosewood and mahogany m6 6mrc
The New York herald., 1845-07-05
SEA BEACH HOTEL.
Long Branch, N. j.

HEALTH, RECREATION AND COMFORT
TO INVALIDS AND ALL OTHERS.
Ii ROWLAND 4 co. have opened for the season this
IL. well known Hotel Long Branch, N; J tkept last
Barclay well patronzed 9y the ,',aens snn,
baon and considered decidedly the most comforsbe Hotel
and Sea Bathing establishment within hundred miles Of either
city !,
Visitors and nvads will receive every attention from the
who ready enter into arrangements with
families for the season for board
The advantages OF sea bathing during the months
arr nnarent 10 all and Long Branch furnishes every induce
ment to families and individuals for health recreation and
Bass Banks affords sport and the cunning in the neigh
borhood $ very fine.
The Steamboat ORUS leaves Fulton Market wharf every
dsy For hours of leaving advertisement of Steamer Orus
the Courier and Enquirer From the Ocean House passen
gers ed to the hotel miles, in good
II. HOWLAND Co,
Proprietors Of the Sea Beach Hotel
,coi. dIypn
The New York herald., 1845-07-05
HARPs-REMovAL OF wARERooMs

To No. 2Sl Broadway, opposite Washington Hail
f. BROWNE, Maker and Importer Of Improved Patent
- Grand 81 and Double Action Harps begs inform
his friends and the musical world he has removed his
the above commodus premises, and would call
special attention unique and beautiful specimen
grand 6 double action Harp he has just completed
is constantly receiving the most fatterng estimon
ais from the first musical talent regarding the superiority and
bancy Of one touch perfect finish OF his Hars
and has received the Franklin medal OF the Philadelphia Socie
ty Of Arts for his Improvements this very delightful nsu
ment Harps repaired Strings, Music, &c.
j. f. BROWNE, London, 28l Broadway,
and 70 Chambers street, New York
mvl1 imd&Wsrc Established 1914
The New York herald., 1845-07-05
PIANO-FORI,ES FOR HIRE
III u u u A Ii w " III d = II

y .
N WALKER has constantly hand assort-
~. ment of elegant Rosewood and Mahogany Panofores
of every description including Gnds and Cabinets which
loaned hire the above establishment his
factory, No 40 West ltth the 9th
Also New Pianos for sale, with all the modern improve
ments, warranted equal to any the United States
iel2 Inn msrrc
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-28
atrWarll NAnlatch.

A STEW ARD Is wanted At Ilas dson Col'e,,
"a Person, des.rpus q obtaining he fee
sin prasc 90 make lhcir proposals q hc sut,ri.
tlrs between this aud lie % Gay . NoYtnb /,
next. as u.e election VII take rlses Ia ChaHan,
pu that day. Cemmuuleatiuns can DC made "a
A'rNrtran4 Fa.tuflec. Ihatlhe board na, n
as los as POSSIBLE th,fc vii Be 90 rent ttqurfs
,sIae Hal G4J,u and thferor cur acres II ,t.
closed laut. opsr'cd ihat tile lare.tlllE.,
with guad rccamm,uda5ar. 90 rot known . 'i
1mste-s WI obtain De p'arc II, Sisw8u O.
l,cts.4l have ta D. o. tla q. l.pe rtdy arg5t4.
bc.rLess atn8t sic middle 81 Nbaah 1916
WALTER = PuARR.
J. Il ALEXANDER, -''''''''
Sept IL, LIS. tm
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II as well known thu. 10 d close stable,
where there arc good macy horses, there
is very pungen, smell, affecting the eyes
and nose, more particularly when The STA.
BE IS beng cleaned out. This smell Is &C
casloned by the flying CT Of ammonia,
which is the essence Of manure, ana which
vola;Iizes or q es IF at a very low tempe
ra,ure--eyen the warmth Of the maa8:e 10
a stable vi! send L oa, anu !, goes eli in
grea. quantities b tie common heat Of The
manure IN 4 farm yatt, whether t!teHn up
IN heaps or mol. There Is however, ye
~ cheap and sim. ia remedy for lhis. Be
fore YOU begin 10 clear out YOU, stable, dis
solve common salt IL water d q four horse
static, say 4 lbs. OF sat dissolved 10 two
buckets O. water, aEt puurea through The
nose Of watering pan over the Il 5or Of the
stable gu hour OF 50 before yv0 Ueg.n 10
move the manure, aAd he volatile suits Of
amutuja viii become fixed suits iroE heir
having uli,ed ~uh the murlatlc acld o. The
common sal, and the soda thus liberated
from the salt, VII. quickly absorb caIbonlc
arit, forming carbena;e ct soda; thus you
viii retain ~tlh your mauuie, the ammonia
,ha, would otherwise BY away, and you
nave also new lud most important agent
ties introduced, VIZ; tie carbonate o. SO
Jl. Is this t,a most powerful solvent Vi
all vegetable Eoses and seem. lha, al M.
ugres have to be feadered soluble before
they can act upon yes csation, II is apFareat
that he carbonate ot soda thus introduced
must he powerful ngeui. - GaTlsner's
Cdroa.e!s.
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l&ein0y
NV
Forwarding 4 GoIlEtsissicn
HHeba Sc.


>ENotLD WttHm lhe merchants U. tht laicf.
~ tHut u.es bayc N connection sItb Ehz re-.
cral Grocery Business, added lr ifai .
i"fwAfoiuli aua hHuWp / fs, esd cIumtal.
Nar.aaIFcs oa the baut ol ru, River, aio Pftpi
led 'o receive $50 forward GpHds uFau .uHu 'rf.
ls Vtl a,fy Oh competition, our charge. HHa 90
pe.ss beng o#c.third less ou Iac ttutglt a.l
iAln any o.acr house u tie place.
~ Goods saipa,d 800 G. " Day,s Of Win ,
eu, iat the lo'etpr nod nn' olaefetsc aifac
ntu rs turd Ice COR possession,
Egyfff,riis Do i4tef -. l-4i lu#f
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rnrrr srlAnLnrlANn r.rlr.-

THEEE SPtNulD PIANO gGrTTS-.r.
ROSEWOOD tt tt MAHOGANY e.t
oaA>a .kdrt1> ltor tlAgx I'D #eE Uses,
,rr, 80. ,ar nIfaaa 't.u N.,.r.. tI..N>
CLNtk s. ,a Nce J sfA end ssn te sau o.,
Ga aga ID s.- p ~.fe
y O. F.r.,u.tnt-s g.c.liy tra,'uts tr..
Gus ~ purchasing mot rats a,'fussuI- ,aa H4,s
aa ~ arEuu.gt 81 rrH.f.up tea q 4ttY IS ca.
ps NJ J. lOtlr, ~ q t4s trc ,l ts ..s
er5a..as
sAN'L GA9uNiR.
Csfursii4 Jsn ! ISIS 1871
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-11-28

I
PEACH TKEES-lN THE SOUTHERN
STATES.
There is % puacip!e which should have
greater i.hi waa The Farmer, than look
ing for happiness i, home. lis acre that
man looks iof aad expects erj3ymcni.-
And say What, i. more co tacno to that
happiness 10 which We all aspire, than
well arranged and veil cultivated orchard.
For what is more delicious e.ler the busl.
ness Of tie day is pas. snd man surrounds
his own 6fcslle, lhaa basket OF iiae Ap.
pies or Peaches, to say nothing Of The u,a.
er varieties Of lru,. Add YET how few Of
our Southern Farmers, can boast oil these
enjoymenls. They cannot, nor Gust not,
attribute i; 10 our climate. F.. there is
no climate better adapted TO The reauus Of
fruit Trees lhsn our Carolina, and YET how
few good orchards O. YOU see in travelling,
over more especially the southern and cas-
'sFO paris O. nose 7'a'e'' '''' Is "'' IS
il should be-tcF every farmer hos tie
means an nose ''s"o' s''u'a pa lse1'-
And among 'ae '"lnse 'A'og' O. 'ae pes
ent day, there is no,hug 60 sifauge as the
"an' ''a' 81 'e5i i'' o7''e'ou' HD'--an1
lac u''ef c9fe'es'a''' o. '"e 'a''hsf 10 maze
any eAs''''n 10 sup! ''''' "l'', Is "
h0' therefore pass''- s''"Ys' '"l' u ''' 'us
occupants :, 'a' 's' ,Ds ! 'u'' ''' ''l'-'
Tue worse 'H'''''' ~ / ''0's' Il "''''o
% enclose 'Hs''1i''E' 20 '"' !e1''' l1a
cultivate '''foO Wy us i'''d 'of potatoes
corn wheat and e'aTf gram aHd "lis is
hls business e'efy year. Vl' ifah Trees
'aoosh 10 DC P'aa'ea 11' oHoe' aha a''obo-
&c 70 ou'y 0eca''-a-''y - '-'1''y "eg'ee'sa'
or if attended 10 at al. the h5our besiowcd
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