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NOTICE TO BUILDERS

'hE subscribers have Just receives, the follow.
>, 6, : and z inch Carpentsrs' Loci. - ~ 49,
- and inch American Knob Locks
Upright and Modics
Knob ami Thumb I.aiches
Narrow fast and Loose Joint Bu;i.
Broad fast and loose ont HUT
s'rap and Back tap Hinges and Hooks atd Tti,s..
round square and llt Shutter and Tai Roll.
Ehuitsr and Sash Fareninss
sere"s Finishing, Cut and Wrought N,l.
a. CLARkSoN 4 GARDNER
az u No III Broad street, sirn Of The u,oa..,
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The New York Express OF Monday says
The fact that thousand TO be called for
oy the Secretary OF War; Mexico. is with
The additional fact that they called or TIi. ruE
LOAN was sfoorArED. Promises Of peace. too pen-
y IN Washington, when the money wanted, but now
that IL got, the report il, that wiihn - hodrs ntsi-
gsnee has been received At tho War Department. that there
Is no prospect Of an early peace"
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Ar TiiE HgAD OF CLAY IT
AND SEVERAL VACANT. LOTS, FOR SALE, Ar
AIrCITnS


NM Ill. b. THURSDAY afternoon the % ips,,D,
the premises, commencing 4! brek
n,ary nrw situated the North Clay Street at is
Western termination which nd containing
nearly ground The rooms besides
feher, &C j. situated tie Peter CHM
and ad,ns the small the owner bout
IN leave the state, ,he u dtrmfasd n sell
TERMS-d cash, balance for NEGOTIABLE noi..
ttercs added secured by approved endorse
BY requssfof the owner. w GODDIN Au.t
" Immediately after The above be sold several ha nd
some building Lots II the V ghbourhool.
2i-di w GODDIS
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OFFICE or TuE N. Y. COMMERCIAL ApvERTrsEE,
II

Tuesday, April 20, , Z. NJ.
The sales Of Cotton yesterday were about loco bales
To-day thus far OF about GOO bales are reported
Prices firm,
There sales Of -four reported prices are nom
lnay the same Some sales reported before the close
OF change yesterday high SIS for immediate deve-
ry, and holders are asking S7,S7iaSS to-day.
Some considerable sales made in the afternoon for
delivery in May Sc, 5Oa Sc GA and S637i deliverable
June.
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Hy wellington Goddin. Auct.

Desirable Residence for n small Family, ON
FIRST between Main aud Cary
NJ ILL be sold on WEDNESDAY afternoon
the 2sth day Apr ist7 upon the premises
~ O'Clock and desirable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tor
'nia iimiy-itnatsd the Western SIDE between Main
and cary Streets occupancy MuE Mayn.rd me
Lot front, a. feet, back 30
TEHMS-Ohs third balance equal ,t and
~ months for negotiable ADDED secured by thus.
dred approved -ndorser.
The ale viii BE- made without the location Of
this property recommends to-c Sispo.e to put
chase in g,nrei n'ghboufhood by request t- owner
ap22 w CODDN An.,
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Anrtiou Sales.
FUTURE DAYS.
Hy fnioes A brother,
M. a ~. So

Hy fnioe> A Brother,
NJ. :. Jhass
LARGE SALE OF NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE
IN hoNDAf Morning. April Goth.
oeinck, viii si Auction saIsoas
snniFy artici-- % R-~ and second m nj fifniiur~
~ fa"roular- hefeaftst INLOEs a BROTHER
n 49,.
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NI)IICE.

gHNUE CREDITORS 81 the late Fiun Rfpckinrtnn seae
u good hereby notified exhibit claim. duly auber
teatd without felY that 90 FAR they may Al
yirnd, BY deed from Joshua catterood 10 the
subs rhcr dated July epb 1891 and m the Hastings
Count Of Richmond such dividends may be- paid IN absence
of The subscriber Tho sh claims may De- len examination with
tbs authorization thereof Store of Ncssrs Winston
'n the city Of Richmond. PiitLJf ~ JONEs,
~ Af-i1wim Trustee.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
REAL ESTATE on CHURCH MIL FOR SALE AT
AUCTION

REAL ESTATE On CHURCH hill FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
w ILL be sold at auction upon the premises
on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of April 1917 eommeno ing
at O'Clock TINT large three tory on Church hin
near sif Richard Malone now occupied By Mr. - Leber,
No a" o' thereto attached and every Necessary building
the geneei accommodation Of age family. To person deou.
o retired resistance tins present, many advantages
EA'iS-'ne ud cash balance m equal insa 8 and
i months o negotiable hotrs secured by deed upon
properly by request Of the T%,,ee; W. GoDDN Auerr
Immediately after the above will be sold two
acre square Of land immediately OF Mr. nsd-nee
VII be suodivided into suitsble sized building lots
lE'Ms accommodating and made Known the day
apI6 w GODpIN Aurt
EIGHT BUILDING LGrs on UNION NIL. FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.
WILL be sold on TUESDAY afternoon. the
eth day Of April -I7 upon the premises Commencing a,
O'Clock square No 1874 Adams division bounded byP O. sOu
each.
TEENS cash balance at and months, sgoable notes,
with approved esdorssrs- or iue withheld.
By request Of the EreeuII Of the late Jobu deed
ap 20 w GODplN, Auet.
ny Davenport. Alien q 90.
GROCERIES AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY the Goth nsant at 10 O'Clock AT our AusB
Store. We viii sell an as,oImsn' OF Groceries, VIZ
Porto Rico Sugars
Prime Shoulder Bacon
Green Lagulyn Cohee
Blown soap
Winter Lamp oil
GunPoWder AMI Black Teas
Port and Madeira Wines
Wrapping Paper
T. Rum
Hats, Sc,
BACON.
Is bids Bacon Shouhrr.
Ihhnr-o'ef 500 mos credit for approved parer
aP ~ DAVENPORT, ALLENS 90. Auets
ORANGES AND LEMONS Al AUCTION
We VIII % At auction, MONDAY. Goth ApaI al 10 o'es-
500 Boxes Oranges, prime oul-r
IERMs-oyer sioO, credit Tor approved paper undo,
eIuu, ash -P 20 DAVENPORT, ALLEN : 60. Aret..
ny Dunlop, Uoncurc a Co.,
IN TUESDAY, The .7ti instant. O'Clock At ou oaire Ne
VI" sell without regard 10 weather gene raj
Of Groceries, consisting n part Of
~ hhts pmr sugar. -. CfoI, Porto leo and Iaguayr,
so cask- Moasses '''
100 packages loaf and clarified sugar
- bags Laguira, RIO and Ma..calso CoHr.
- boxes BuncL Ratns
30 soEes soap Candles
lnSgo, Pepper, Mustard
Bacon. Lamp oil
Nhssey, Brandy. Gin
Cigars, &c - Ge
TEENs-Under 500 cash over slC0 month, credit n, 49,,
proved ,-otab'e PAPER ~ ''' ~
.2E DUNLOP. MoNcURE Il CO. Auet.
BV Kent.
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by Kent, KcndaII a Ai1yatcr.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. 5h MAY eon,rnsnrpg n . ,,,,., a., ga,
hgour We VII sell large and beautiful variety Of ENTIRE
~ iHt-SH sfAlNG AND SUMMER GOODS, comprising many
without reserve. Particulars on Morlay next
lp y KENT. KENDALL. 4 ATNN ArEp 49,.
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ID. PAINE & CO.,
NJ 4 y 4 81 Err ) OF LOTTERIES
IicIImond N-I

WHoLE TICKET Nos. ~ II Is, the Grand Carital OF
w 10000 DOLLARS, sold and paid a sight By PI'KCEIl
" lmr brilliant success may De expected by thpsc who =.
m''T orders 10 Us % TO &. w. PURCELL.
hIehInnni Va
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VALUABLE MEDICAL BUOKS-Pu0Iis


81 By Gdge, Elliott Co No @ ~ Fourth Philadelphia
A. g. PENDEToN, Richmond, Va AMI BY booksellers
generally u the United
edition OF the D-Icn'atory, and Dr. MeCloIan's
brir work the Practice OF Surgery published
gut, and Dr Woods Practice 'arly ia June.
uoatr the Pnctcc of Medicine vol. octave;
Wood 81, author OF tie "DsPrnsaoy OF the United States
FMS the Pncliee OF Medicine
valuable Press 10 practising
Physician should b. without
the Practice Of
Medicine vols by John Ebcrc ~ Professor
Mcca the MelcaI Colleges q PhadcI
phn. Cincinnati, Ohio IrIns Ky, With
tons by mcclellan 49, aud other distinguished Phy'san,
Embracing al the and discoveries practice.
This uduon pronoinced bY n Gross, Louisville Ny
and other distinguished physicians he ,nably
The Of Kind that published
ibe English huguage'
Rb'ric's therapeutics vols In
ilerle Diseases aud Physical Education OF Children l
SyO, edition
Ih' edition much improved table
~ lusrs OF medicines according the different
Eb-tlc's Notes for Stuisnts-n'~ edition
S-Many Of the above WORKS.
Medical SCHOOL, aud considered formation Of
fhysic.ans Library Fanny Biblc isto Clergyman
AW ~ u, who makes h'nsrf acquainted The pages 81
Doctors Wood and Ehcfe wrong in his practice
9r Al the Medical Books for published
hu"'c' ap 22-,o6t
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MUSIC FOR PIANO FORTE.
WEEKLY SUPPLY RECEIyFn y

htSlC TUX PlANO FORTE.
SafPLb RECEIVED BY .. w.
RANDOLPH & CO.,
No 1871, MAIN STREET
Gipsey Aaido Trip uHshuy By Ellington
Mhat the Spell from Opera Amilia nv " a ~.
nave hoan'd Mountain, My Native hv
me tpra waltz wi beautiful (vgueurl l. sebum,nn
L. ho auer Il would IN Opera OF Night Daneer. Inv q Ia
ttecdonis ouadrls Brnianie, by Ludue
The Wild Old Woods. Songs OF the UaTmoni,n.l 49, T -,
ou say W. part fof by Aubsr and adapted by ons
IS ne not Nhail am thinking, by
me smile OF my Mary Wods ~ Tucker MUSIC nv r a. .L,
IN lhe valley would dwell BY J P Knight
sweet Lessee vas young simple
Let u be Cay, from Drama o. Clue-, and c,,,.. ~
= -''' '-u''e oy = "oV-
Love be Guide words ~ Tran Mude BY E,,.,,,-.,
author Of Coed Bye. A's'''seh''
wouh ns'er had met Mamie, by IIam,rapch
'" hlncoiph & Co have large Assortment OF In.trr, ,
bcoss for Piano Porte different author, Cot, 49,
M'slCAL INSTRUMENTS Of various kinds p,yg NJ. -.
"sehy nom is Publishers liberal discount MAJ. A.,
Iaehefs rroessorE azd Schools Orders rom the eounr-v ~
~. ~, P''-hi' a"1H'ion J. w. RANnOLru Il CO
Bonkreners and Book binders
EMS city made ChanneIcd Shoe.-II,, NH
ei,ef would invite his feds 10 can AMI
'A a. MS hne a-Srmn Of light dres, french Cali Channr
IeI ne mas ad made No during the ast In sum
nor sV ana not surpassed by manufactured IN This or a.,
nfer cry IN the Union. Geo emen who youu p,rf., t,
he Boots or Shoes made would ,.y
cave 'ner mea'ures good III upor ~
anu sal have the finest and eaer impo rou F,,r 49,
Amea which ever they prefer thankfully received nd
' WIN u'stateh. u p. FRANKLIN,
Boot and Shoe Manufaeturrr
az u Broad ST. Sbocko- Hill No IS
ever impaired u America.
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j. Nj. CLARKE, LOTTERY VEN
DER. Richmond, Va.

DER. Richmond, Va.
vUNHE attention of the Public - requested q
II the following sgniioent Iott-ues Is47
under the management Of J. W. Maury Co.
Gregory 20
ALEXANDRIA Class H. for Isf7-,o drawn IN A-Yand,a
on Saturday May LIST, Isf7.
I Prus ....... 100000 I.do............ 1e7o
D. do. 10000 ........... 1000
!. do. ............. 1000 5O.do.............
Tickets 10, halves qrs
ONE or THE MOST BRILLIANT SCHEMES EVER DRAWN
IN THE u.
ALEXANDRIA Class %, for Is47 be AeIandria
May 18Th. I6f7.
GraBd PrEs Of s6O 500 600
10 Spendi Prizes each Of 10 600
90 Brilliant. do. do. - 100 600
and Of.
Whole Tickets go; halves 10 qrs j.
$4,000. $4,000. 10000.
ALEXANDRIA Class &c, for Isf7, be Alexandria
May 20, Ist7.
GO Number Lottery Numbers in each PaeLaR. OF
20 Tieketi C,rTrALs-i grand Capral Of
$4,000 Whole Tickets.
OF. lis OOO Halves ..................75O
or ..lOOOO.. Quarters.
Besides others, Send your .nen,
ing the cash. II chance. in the above
splendid sehemes-Posage free Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE
l4th sire Richmond, Va.
ALEXANDRIA Class 20, for is47 be drawn Alexandria
Saturday May sth ls47
as NUMBERS AND Is DRAWN
Prime Of $4,000 Observation-Disclosures $500
lee do............ 10000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
Lee do............. 5000 of...................IsO0
L.. .do........ 1000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
| L.. .do... $500
Ticsets $40 halves 5; qrs $50.
ALEXANDRIA Class "a for 1887, to be drawn AIeIau,
May %, IsI7.
CAPITALS:
Of. $4,000 l Oi...............I5OU0
Tickets $40. halves s. Or = 50. APP
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- e. rse Silver Taniad mltlsi h'tcr on the
side and 9 COPELAND wrin the bottom Also Table and
Tea Spooss marked u an g..
sub r"ari viii he paid for the recovery the accs
ahi double their value pad for the detection
upfS--iU JOHN WIGHT
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CtTOLEN The residence of the sub.,

EIMESH ARRIVAL Ht IA, Main St.-SILAs
Il MERCHANT just IN receipt another large 1tge bot lps
The Mlncescr of bis Spring Clothing G, winch h
inTIcs onr and M. At ia, Main street az p
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Grand scmFMEs For N.


GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Gas, M Isl,
dawn Al Wilmington Del, on SaIurisy May Isi Isf5
- NUMBEAs-i2 DRAWN BALLOTS
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Gen ERAL ASSEMBLY.

DEkSoNS iTom the country visiting Rich.
moEl in MAY 10 the Prss5yfaE Gesrral 8ssebv u I'M,
A. NJ. 10 EAGLE SQUARE splendid assortment on NEW
~" tAshlONABl'H DRY GoonS suited 90 the season
hy We tcuui OF May will additional supoIv NJ -
ner goots Can aud eEamine before prrrta.i,.
PARIlJLAR Al rENT1ON PAID To COUNTKY oRnpV.
ap I6 pISpoDn - Dir.A
10 h1HE.-rhtee women, balance Of tha year Tr- !,
PLAIN COOK and washer coed washer and ironer and ~
with ayoung child. Apply 20 ~ ~
ap1 pICu ann mn, =,
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NOTICE

wv lOFs
k received about ~ ago one nainng clothing
~ marked fmnsln ~ cars cor which no
application has been matcwhch delivered the owner
upon The payment Of the clauca
aP33-!w WEBB, BACON co.
lSr GROIN SUGAH.-25 uhds. ~. Sroix Su-
- hc best Tint hns been Tor many years i,ndnr
80 y" save ~ 40 ~ WILLIAMS a HAXALL.
HlACON SIDE~.--fOO Hncon sides, iust land
" ~ and iof aale ~ ap ~ WILLIAMS a HAXALf.
M ACKERtL--sOt Tbs No. = Msekcrcl. FOR saic by
w spy WILLIAMS A. nANALL.
(torFEE-lo biF' prme lava coaee
~ 50 q, od Mancsiho do-iiu received and Tor
shy aP2I WILLIAMS A. HAXAII.
FOR HOsTON
.rSS Tho good schr CHAMPION, SropDARp.
- master, having the greater portion Of her cargo en-
rprei urd rnug bpld despatch For
ifm of aei boxes Tobaceo complete cargo apply master
on board M w. Dock,
ap,' RANKIN wHITGOCK.
WANTED, Tor The baianse Of this year a Froi Cook
w wasarf and fon'f Fof ccme
mrndcl Ihstt hirc wiHbc paid. Apply 70
HissEII a MeCANDtf-H,
AZ tt-W Corncr Cary and 18th st.
NI"LAS'f7 10 Hhi' Cuba Moil--,s ~ store Which We
Az WI cen tcV ow. ap2i GORDON 4 skiNKER
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A WffEE-jO hiEs prime lava CoHrc
~ so q, od Msncsiho do-iiu received and foi
shW ap2l WILLIAMS A. HANAII.
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lotteries.
j. w. MAURY L. CO., MANAGERS,
Csuceessor. to .. q. Gregory a Col
Magnificent Schemes,
To BE DRAWN I5ih AND g9th MAY

4
sSO90o-lO friles of siooOo2O do
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, ea-. for I547 10 l.. drawn
| at AlrEsndra Saturday. May IS, Isi7.
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HuRspAY, April 22d-Dfawing received BY mail Ibis even
Ing Capitals, $4,000, 10000 10 Of 1000 Tickets Is
and ~ drawn.
10 Morrow, Wniay)-honongiia, Cass &c Capital $1,000
Saturday Aprl 2ib-a3OOO TicketssI.
brilliant Scheme Tor Saturday Apul 2th sales close Saturday
evening ~ W. &c and ~ drawn Capiials, 10000 Dollars
'oOoV Tickets si2 for salc BY the great Fnse vcndcr
apA4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-29

me possess the facts in the case, as they might
be of use to him at some future day. l now
wrote to him, requesting him to come east, and
bring on Ellen with him Hecame The min
iature of his father was produced, and the like
ness to the father Of Judge Pierson was instantly
remarked by old men. The end is clearly seen.
Fred Pierson instantly made over aIarge portion
of his fathers estate to Nelson, and the person
who had been supposed to be-the next heir-at-
law did not see fit to commence any proceedings
against the mass Of Evidence we had accnmu-
lated.
Henry Nelson and Ellen his wife, are known
in their county and State. Their lives are calm
and peaceful, spent in doing and getting good
Their tale is told.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-29
eSh0nId Indian Com be Ilillcd,

There appears to be quite a Discrepancy in the
views entertained at present by practical as well
as theoretical farmers, touching the question
whether Indian corn should or should not be
killed. 10 us, who have practically contrasted
the advantages and disadvantages of both sys-
tens, the "no hill philosophy" recommends itself
as by far the most eligible; and the conviction of
its superiority, on all soils and in all seasons, we
rely with the most entire and unsaIlon confidence.
Since writing the above, Glanced upon the fol-
lowing written by Allen Putnam, Esq, while the
editor Of the New England Farmer, himself a
practical man in the farming art:
Recently our studies have been more in the
field than in the closet; and no plant has interest
ed us more than Indian corn. In the summer
of 1884, we parted the ties, and left the cares of
professional pursuits, and sought for health in
the fields where our anccrtors had long toilcd,-
There the fashion which had prevailed in our
boyhood, of killing high had much of its hold; in
the corn field we found what seemed to us sloy-
emily and insecure hoeing. Soon lin the latter
part Of July,) there swept over our neighbor-
hood violent wind accompanied by a most CO.
pious fall of rain. The corn yielded to the
storm and lay PROSTATE, We thought the folly
of emitting to hill was proved But in four or
five days from that time, the corn was erect as
ever, and we believe that scarcely a stalk was
broken on the four acres; while some Of my
neighbors, whose corn was surrounded by more
hill, and which was net laid so flat, were obliged
to 60 through their fields and cut out out broken
stalks in large uantltles-Ger. Tel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-29
Agricultural.
Farm Work for July

va h,ro now entered on our most Important
,,on,b rho GREAT harvest Of New England isl
lorrost and TnIy is the month DrpcpaI
w. .oI1d On 70 secure competent supply Of foodI
I'.t I,rro cIoes of farm animals that are fed
ar;,,ci,oIIv on Inv
MI sL,rt rad clover that comes ont with al
c,1l I,,,d ~, +bo r,;ddlo of lime will reouire to
.n,,,roJ fret II onv rate Sorrc that crows
NM :, !. oaton anita rroodiIv Inv cattle in c9sp
:, -',' ,. arIa and hoe f,ir sim er two DAYS
vLatGor snrroI has much nnfrimont in if and
,.la+ar ca,tIo roacL for i 10 nonrish or ony as
roI;sbor Tto = n;clla or mustard or tomato
wa sb9II mot decide. Wbv don't some of our
oIon,; 't, tolI ns nrorisoIy how much beef and
how much milk are made from a pound Of well
o,roJ so.roI9 We bavo ma doubt tbov would
co,oo onito as noar the mark in this as thew
bovc in their estimate Of turnips. potatoes and
o,hh,ra
CIo7ars or all kinds should he emf carly
Thoro i , rroat difference in tho weight of clo-
vor Ont ot diraront t;mos Late emf clover will
aIwavs be loht and generally be worthless
The larro northern red clover sbonld be cut be-
fore the heads are all full. When it is rank
wo nrofor 10 cut il as soon as one halfthe heads
arc filled
IIcrdsgrass and red top differ very much from
clover. They may be cut during aln0s. any
part Of the month in case the land is good so as
to produce good burthcn. Some contend that
Iherdgrass ought to stand late and form seeds be-
fore it is cut But as this is not very philisopical,
the public will require much evidence to sub
stautiate such a doctrine Oat straw, rye straw,
barley straw, and wheat straw, all make better
fodder before the grain is full than afterwards.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-29

success is impossible l have known persons
fail repeatedly in making soda biscuit, and give
up in despair; and yet afterwards become accus-
toned to the process 50 as to make soda biscuit
with more ease and certainty than any other kind
Of bread
My wife has been in the habit for several years,
of putting up tomatoes for winter use, and has
kept them good for year and half She says
they must be stewed long time-hve or six
hours at least They are then well seasoned
with salt and pepper bottled and corked tight,
and kept cool Ours are usually set in the earth
on the cellar bottom My family are very fond
of it, either cold or warmed, with beef steak or
roast becf-IEchigan Farmcr.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-29

Wheat md Cio0cr after Corn.-Tho Mchi-
gan Farmer mentions case where sixty acre
corn field was sown with wheat, while the corn
was yet standing, and which was cultivated in
Late in the fall, the corn was taken off, the wheat
at the time covering the corn handsomely, and
it subsequently afforded fine crop. A success
tul case is also mentioned Of sowing clover seed
among corn. II was sown Immediately before
going through the corn the last time, and follow
ed with the cultiyator When the corn was
harvested the clover was several inches high
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-29

Preserving Green Cwrants Frcsh.-M. S.
Wilson, Of Lenox, Mass, preserves green cur
rants in dry glass bottles, corked and sealed
tight, placing them in a cool cellar. Green
gooscberres may be preserved in the same way.
lie adds, lin this manner green currmts have
been preserved in my cellar for years. have
green currant pics on my table at all seasons Of
the year
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-29
i)ottrp,
Temperance Ode,
BY J. P. ATWOOD.

The temperance shout is ringing
In triumph thro' the air,
From every vale is bringing
The freed mans grateful prayer;
The distant mount re-echos
The victor's thrilling cry,
And sends the joyful anthem,
Up to the azure sky.
The cries of helpless orphans
Ring sadly on the ear,
The mothers bitter wailings
Demand the crystal tear;
The blood of friends departed
Calls loud on us, to save
Our country from oppression
Our brethren from the grave.
Then rouse! ye sons of freedom,
No longer bend the knee,
Strike off the calling letters,
And swear you will be free!
Come! join the mighty army,
Whose banner now's unfurlod,
Ard spreads its conquering pinions,
Triumphant DER the world.
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UNION HOUSE.

TUE SUBSCRIBER recently Of the Orange Co. Hotel Chelsea
takes This opportunity to inform the public that he has rented
the Union House. and has been Thoroughly repaired from bottom
top and furnished with Furniture and he pledges himself
splre pains in having it well kept. He has been
onsa getting the large and commodous House in order
ceiye the rush opaonugc which this House is worthy and capa-
Bile Of accommodating.
Relying upon his experience in the business Of keeping Public
House, he hopes satisfy the public Of what he has said
House. Without further call and and much oge
LEVI BOUTWELL,
Monpelicr, Sent 49, 1876. 81
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Preserving Tomatoes,

A correspondent of the Cultivator, in late
number, intimates that preserving tomatoes is a
humbug, Doubtless untried experiments may
be frequently published. But we should always
remember that single failure does not prove that