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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31
Northern and Western Markets.

10y tTts TdpH 10 tTle L0uIsNIIIe DenOcTat.I
DIRK, March g 9 P. M.-Concessons in prices of
Flour the part of holders have caused better demand
The inquiry for Wheat by milers continues good Com
and Oats are dull Nothing doing Provisions excepting
Lard The sales OF Provisions only for the supply of the
Tegu ar trade demand Sales 400 bbls Western Lard
Beef weaker Cotton active at the decline pevouy noted
U 5 Treasury Notes 1sGD11a Pct premium.
BALTIMORE, March % 9P M-Market devoid of interest
No change in any article
PrrsBuRG. March %, P, M-SaIes Flour at 81 5OG 81
a. Shoulders 37ac Sales NIoasses at 281s Sugar 5D5
AMI Coffee at Rice steady with small sales at 3 &C.
&c I bushe " ANA '0'"
CIScINHATI March %, M-SaIes 1000 bbls Flour at
= % tram unchanged, Groceries as last quoted and
dull No new feature in Provisions and very little dong
in bqlk Fork sales Sides at and Shoulders at &C. Pork
and Lard heavy under the influence OF the Cambria news
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IA mightier power

Tie scentred thrOng whose letters he endureS,
Watch his mute troes with terror in their eyes;
And sErsd s sgeh a tghten erey baad
| And lift the heavy spear with threatening hand
70 pierce their victim should he strive TO rSe
Ones blood rushes and grows hot within him,
the more he learns or thinks of this news from the
continent of Europe! Is it not glorious Tins
time the advent of Human Rights, though amid
unavoidable agitation. is also amid comparative
neace. The long warnings of the lover OF his
fellows
20 when that wronged spirit of our race - ,;
Shall break he must his time worn chains
Let him. like the Spring time, come abroad,
Who crumbIes Winters gives wltlfgenfle might
! Appear thus far to be gratified Forthe 1e" scores
of deaths and conflicts that have as yet at'ehueo
the late progress of liberty, do not exceed many
ordinary difficulties, in periods of acknowledged
peace.
! II is. of course, possibe-many think 1t most
probable-that the upheaving OF Humanity now
i'm Europe will lead to a general war IL SUCH d
war take place farewell to the monarchles ana
aristocraces of the old world. Farewell, forever
The fire will not surely consume flax lllali d
wide War-Ilnder the present state OF lhliSs III
Europe-wiIl consume royalty. Russia, no doubt
will be the last to fall in with the new current ou'
even Russia must receive good political germs, ttii'
time will bring TO frul!Ion
And vet is war so unavoi1able1 For our parts,
we must confess 10 some confidence (perlaps we
cannot give good reasons for it even to our own
mind in the preservation of peace on the European
continent. The conservative power must yield
uiW yield-unIeSs il be totally mad. Everywhere
| The People are standing forth, tired OF the game
of tyranny and the divine right of kings" Even
those armies on which thrones rested, assImIlate
with the people and poor, miserable majesty-strlp
ned of its bauDes and the strength derived from
fear-becones not only weak but desplsed.
| OF France-brave, generous-hearted France =
we all know the late movements. Oh the Sicies,
too-of Rome-of Switzerland-we know. Mean
while the German States ripe for rebellion Leth-
argic Austria seems to be- least, rubbing It's heavy
eyes; for Metternich is old, and the people suffer
Prussia has, for years past had education dlffused
among its people: is not that enough TO make them
strive for freedom! VIII not Spain and Portugal
too catch some energy from the vital heat spread
ING around them.
As for Old England we have no direct fears for
her-no fears even in view ofal the immense misery
under which large portion of her Inhabitants are
bowed 10 the very dust. Barring her wicked course
toward Ireland, we believe the English Government
has for years been and is actuated by the most
sincere wishes for the public good at times indeed,
showing itself in the determination to urge on, In
stead of waiting for, the action of liberal prnci-
pies. The English citizens, too, have much OF that
identification and pride in native land, which are
surer safeguards than the largest armies or the most
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

LIEUT.. HENDERsoN.-On Sunday morning next
the funeral will take place. from the Arsenal The
different military companies will turn out and it
is to be hoped that our citizens will participate in
the Reconnaissance especially his fellow-crafts
men-the Printers. Mr.. Henderson was in this
city respected by all who knew him. His kind
ness of manner-his cordiality and open-hearted
disposition, endeared him to all who were ac-
quainted with him. lie Went away with all the
generous impulses attendant upon youth and enter
prise. The noblest proof of his devotion, was his
bravery on the battle feld-tle saddest-,his death
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

Miss JULIA DEAN.-This young, beautiful, and
talented American actress. arrived in town yester-
day, and will commence short engagement at
the St Charles Theatre on Saturday evening in
her favorite character of Euadne We have had
the pleasure of seeing Miss Dean in some of her
best characters, and feel no hesitation in saving
chat she is possessed of talents Of the highest order
and is destined, at no distant day, to be the bright
particular star . of the American stage.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31
The Auction Law.

The Courier OF last evening, publishes the law
passed at the late session of the Legislature in rea-
ton to Auctioneers This law is an important
step in the advance towards Free Trade for which
our representatives deserve credit. 1t authorizes
any citizen, who is a qualified voter. to become an
Auctioneer, on giving bond of ten thousand dol
lars in the parishes of Orleans and Jefferson and
two thousand dollars in the other parishes of the
STATE tor the faithful performance of his duties.
and the payment to the State of the tax levied upon
Auction Sales which tax is the one-half of one
per cent on the price bid for all kinds Of property
The bond Is deposited with the Auditor of Public
Accounts for the benefit of all persons interested
The law prohibits all persons from selling at auc-
ton who shall not comply with its requirements,
under penalty of five hundred dollars and at
1empts also, undo. penalty to prevent frauds at
mock auctions, by requiring the vendors of
leweiry, etc, to declare its quality the number of
articles exposed for sale and whether the same are
sold In block or by the piece and give TO the
purchaser OF any article which proves to have been
mlsrepresened, the right TO return the same within
twenty hours, and the auctioneer is bound to re-
celve II and return the money under a penalty of
sve hundred dollars. Upon the whole we think it
WISE and good law, and anticipate the best results
PORTABLE SHOWER BATHs-To all those who
are about TO purchase an article necessary to com
Sort as well as health, in our climate we would
recommend trial OF Green's Improved Portable
Extension Shower Bath. They are constructed
%pon new principle, made to close up in the man.
aer of an accorian, that they can be compressed
xlto comparatively small compass and are easily
portable They possess also other advantages over
she ordinary shower bath, which render them in
our opinion superior 10 any other now in Use as a
sroof of which, they have received the first premi
yin at number of fairs, and other places of exhl.
clifton. They can be seen at Samson 4 keen's
81 Bienville street.
10 A friend informs lis that we were wrong il
$hentloning the refusal of the New York State
sena'e TO pass the bill for furnishing seduction and
abduction as crime isn't the latter crime b,
an common law = He says the bill passed both
s0uses' and was doubtless signed by the Governor
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

SAD, IF TKUE.-ihe Matamoros Flag of the
nth INST. says, . report reached that town the
day before, to the effect that the boilers of the
steamer FARMLAND had exploded near Reynosa
producing the death of four persons, and wond-
ing Others The reports of the matter were contra
dlctory, and may prove to be Incorrect
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CLOTHING AT COST.

CLOTHING AT COST
TO close out our stock of WINTER GOODS we offer
=, lie na,ahce Of our Fine Fashionable Winter Clothing
Black French Cloth Dress and Frock COATS;
Blue do. do do do;
Brown and Olive do do do:
black and Fancy Cloth PALETOTS and SACKS;
black and Fancy Tweed do do;
Fancy Cashmere BUSINESS COATS;
10th CLOAKS and OVERCOATS;
0PERA CLOAKS;
BLACK and Fancy Cashmere PANTS
Fancy Menno and Cashmere VESTS
Fancy and Black Silk do;
Black Cashmere and Satin do
Ball and Evening do;
Cotton Merno and Lambs Wool uNDERSHIRTS
Do. do. do. DRAWERS:
Do. do. do. HALF HOSE:
Linen and Cotton SHIRTS;
Embroidered Bosom do
Cravats Sears Gloves Suspenders and all articles pertain
Gentleman drea Of which of the best
materials, and in the most fashionable style
NORRIS l. WAY, No. % Camp,
mh5 2dplm corner Common ST. under Hewetts Exchange
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

GEN. TwrGGs-A salute Of thirteen guns was
Yesterday fred from the Place d'Armes in honor of
the arrival of Gen. Twiggs. Many of our most
DISTINGUISHED citizens called on the brave veteran
Yesterday. and were received by him with the
greatest courtesy The gallant old hero looks as
though he had the strength of century still in
him. 1t might with justice be said of him, white
mustachied chief, age cannot Wither him"
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G. VALE, JR.. & co.

No. IL Charfres street,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED. per late arrivals large and
-. Il general assortment of SPRLNG GOODS, among
which new style Bareses NIusIns, Lawns Bingham
alusLns, Embroidered Swiss MusIns, Black Italian and
eros de Rhine silks of all widths Black Watered Striped
and Plaid do White and Coored Gro, de iric etc New
styles Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Plain Satin aud Taft do
ai Nos. Tuscan Pearl and Fancy Braid BONNETS
SPnng Fashions; ParasoL, Fancy Handkerchief Ron
NET AMP CAP RIBBONS, WHITE GOODS, Linen
Camhrc Handkerchies Embroidered Capes Collars and
,hemettes Thread and Llsle Laces and Edgings Swiss
and Jafonet Mnslns Cambncs Gloves Hosiery etc 10
wich they would respectfully call the Of their
tohleIs anu tIe PuDlIc generally. mhS Imp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

% While many have done excellently, in the
way of cordial greeting to our Crescent, we may
say to the Boston Chronotype, 50 thou excellest
them all y If anything could put man in good
humor, notwithstanding all the vexations incident
to the first six months of newspaper life il is such
handsome takings by the hand.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

THE AMERICAN STAR.-We cannot avoid re-
turning Acknowledgements to the editor Of the above
named paper, for the obligations which he has con-
ferred upon u.s. in common, we have no doubt,
with our contemporaries, in publishing the latest
intelligence of the operations of the army. Now
that it is probable that the war, which has been the
occasion of his exertiOns, is soon to be terminated
by peace it is but Just that the full need of praise
should be awarded to the person, who without any
other motive than desire of spreading truth before
the public has been so interchangeable IN furnishing
his contemporaries in the United States every
thing of interest or importance. Mr.. Peoples has
truly been a pioneer of the American press in
Mexico Soon after the occupation of Matamoros
by the American forces, in connection with MIR.
Fleeson he published the first American journal
ever issued in Mexico-the " Matamoros Flag -
which still fourishes to do honor to its founders.
When in October 1916, Gen. Patterson performed
his memorable march across the State of Tamaul-
pas from Matamoros to Tampco, Mr.. Peoples &C
companied him. and was, if we recolect Alright
connected with Messrs. Barnard and Jewell, in the
establishment Of the Tampico Sentinel. Scarcely
had the American Flag waved over the walls of
San Juan, when the American Eagle" announ-
pico assocates still at his post and faithful to
his duty. From Vera Cruz, Mr. Peoples still contin-
ued with the army, always in advance, establishing
newspapers in Jalapa and Puebla, until at last we
find him with Mr.. Barnard) in the Mexican capt.
tai, announcing its capture and the triumph of our
arms. We observe in a late number of the paper
that Mr. Peoples is now sole editor and proprietor
of the American Star, which, we trust, will continue
TO remunerate the proprietor for his great risk and
enterprise Those in want of early and accurate
news from that, at present, highly interesting region,
will do well to call On j. B. Rusconi, opposite the
st. Charles Hotel, agent for the Star-more espe-
cially, as the establishment of the diligence lne
between the city of Mexico and Vera Cruz, will
enable the publisher to forward his paper regularly
Gy- The length of the proceedings in the city of
Mexico which we gave yesterday, crowded out
several items of news, prepared and then in type.
We give them to-day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

MINOR COURTS MARITAL. On the first page
of to-day's paper will be found the proceedings OF
several courts martial in the city of Mexico.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

Tur HUMAN Vo1cE-Dr. Bann'ng-ln the lee
turp delivered by the above gentleman before the
Peoples Lyceum in the Hall OF tue iiou' :.:s ,ha
rassn,a,ives on Wednesday last, i'll reclllng the
g last words of Marnion -
Now nobly thunderins swelIed the gale
md Stanley was the cry
light on NIarmion's visage fell,
And fired his glazing eye,
With dying hand above his head
He shook the fragment OF his blade,
A nd shouted Victory
Charge Chester charge on, Stanley on!
Were Tie Last words of Marmon =
he seemed to raise the audience, particularly IN ms
information of the E,r-dstant cry of Stanley ana
next by his sudden transition to voice OF srea'
volume, boldness and softness. In addition to The
above, DR.. b. evinced much originality, and SOUND
common sense-and we thank the Lycenm Tor
affording us an opportunity of again hearing MN
tonight.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

MR.. ADAMS REMAINS AND TIE RAILROAD
CoMPANY.-We felt convinced at the beginning
that the story of the railroad company in New En-
gland charging freightage the remains OF En-
President Adams, hoax-so intended proba-
bly,, and We therefore did not copy the story. Lis
ten now
CONTRADICTION. = Hartford aud New Haren
Radrond Company-We are assured, says the New
York Tribune, most reliably. that there is truth
whatever in the statement OF an anonymous writer
from Middletown Connecticut, that this railroad
made any charge for the transportation of the
mains of Mr.. Adams for the passage of the Con-
gressional Committee. All went free
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

RACEs-Bingamsan Course.-'The track yester-
dav was in excellent condition, and hundreds We're
on the field all eager to see the issue of the race
The affair came off amid the strong anticipations
of the ardent hackers of the four crack nags BIZ
ea Vista was the flvorite against the field at long
odds. and won handily in two straight heats.
THIRD DAy-TAursday, March 30.--Purse $500
Entrance 10 per cent. added-'l'wo mile heats
ID F. Kenner's cb f. Baeaa TiSta, by imp Glencoe,
Harrison 4 Henry oh. e Jampi@g h"lIct by othelo'a .
OF PIOny-3 y.
Col A H. Bingaman's oh. C. DGndH Jim, by Atori, .
dam by Sir Richam-3y ;r, Envoy
u'"' y Time 3:5lla-3:4ls.
To-day, there will be an interesting contest Tor
a purse of S500-three mile heats. The names OF
Mss Forte and her competitors promise much sport
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 81 1e4s.

No MAL.-We received no papers from 'ie
North Yesterday; the mail having failed 10 con
meet" again. ---
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~ We are obliged to the steamboats, Thos
Jefferson and Moro Castle for late Louisville papers
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31
KEY TO oLLENpoRFF,s SPANISH GRAMMAR

lust PUBLISHED-A KEY TO THE EXERCISES u
- oLLENDoRrF : New METHOD OF LEARNING TO REAP
WRITE AND SPEAK THE SPANISH LANGU AGE arrange
new plan and particularly intended for the us@
persons who wish to be their teachers by NJ We
tsquez and f. Simmonnc Professors OF the Spanish and
French Languages. Also
OLENDORFF CELEBRATED SPANISH GRAMMAR
and Key;
OLLENDORFF's NEW GERMAN GRAMMAR with Exercise
and Key:
and Key;
DEtIVA ELEMENTARY FRENCH READER;
RowANs MODERN FRENCH READER;
LoLLoTs NEW FRENCH READER;
SrRENNE's FRENCH PRoNoIrNCING DICTIONARY
SrRAGUEs HISTORY OF THE FLORIDA WAR A
CHAPMAN $ IMPROVED AMERICAN RIFLE, Or, lnstrneuop
to Young Marksmen;
lANEToN PARSONAGE, Tale-Second Part Il.
ARNOLD 5 GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICAL SERIES, on ws
plan OF Oliendortf New Method of Acquiring hSa
guageS Just received and for sale at the Newohs'"
Statloners' Warehouse
mI3l 81 n Steel, IA Camp street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

rs Mrs Maeder Clara Fisher is coming upon
the stage again.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

For FRANCE AND LIBERTY Meetings have
been held, being held, in all the cities and
principal villages of the United States, responsive
to the oNements Of the French Republicans
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31
ACEs-BINGAMAN COURSE, ALGIERs'
I'll | -

ORLI,7.NS .JOCKLT CLTB.
T7OURTH DAY-FRIIJfY .HarcA q, ls4s.. .la%cs
i TO come off at o'clock r. M.-Puroe s5OO-Lhi'n''
10 per cent, added-Thrce mile heats,
-EntTleS: Ian
IA Lecompc Co ch 6iG,lat,s by Ma sa Yellow
Pr. Ten BToecks b. h. lonS. Bcrrand by MGns wv
son, dam by Berrand IA b. Dress red and DI Geuco
3-llarson lienrys eli. f. Miss F6rtc, by mp bte
out Of Fanny Strong o-S7 H. Dress, red and w in
I'D F. kenners EoiaS BY Grey Nledoc dam W '''
Leviahan; y. o-l00 h. Dress red and red itD tbe
Badges at the Ticket Office the Coure Bal " er
Strangers, which will entte them and the Ladies mai
party to all the privileges OF the Course for the mee"s
be had at the Ticket Office -. orcat
sV Large and commodious Ferry Boats, capaoss pace
yIng 5000 persons within hour, will leave ,a ie
Armas: First Municipality, every five minutes au1 aa
Races. Fare each way, 3 cts. Ferry Boat Dolphin VIZ
leave the foot of Canal street. :,
Q Y Admission-(iate and Public Stands, Si.,os
mhI OLIVER 4 VALENTINE. PrOpne"H--
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PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS r.,

PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS,
EREEN'S IMPROVED PORTABLE En- ,hi 70 d
" SHOWER BATHS, have received the dlpoi'NF a,r
the American Institute, New York, and MectahlnI, nblr
Boston the best Shower Baths offered to m 40
The subscribers would announce that they nave Ond are
pointed agents for the above really excellent bah s
moderate prices. ;rlat
mh30 3m SAMPSON Il KEEN, 81 Benvle%~
MORsT'S PATENT FAN ROCKING Gh Leaan,
Vie subscriber !. prepared 10 furnish In cppanh
- MINER CHAIR, either sngiy or by te t 1t The
The Fan Attachment " may be had with or VIII" vim have
CHAR ready to put any rocker the purchaser h M rp
or may choose from the stock hand, CONSISTING cu,Oe
variety As bar to those summer annoyances je Al The
flies and heat, this Chair Just the thing q ree
PAPER Hanging and Upholstery Store, No ~ aaaTHTER
Rlh39 6td&1tsw JOSEPH hiiN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31
PHILADELPHIA March % 3 7

A most horrid murder was perpetrated last night
on Fourth above Arch street, The house of Rada-
macher Birman, bookseller, was entered and him
self and wife We're found in their bedroom this
morning, horribly cut and mutilated. The latter
has died of the severe injuries sustained, and the
former yet survves though entirely speeches.. No
clue has yet been ascerained wherein TO desig-
nate the perpetrators of this horrid crime.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

The Mobile Register Dr. Comans Antl-DyspeptIc and
Bers have great celebrity and Think with just
We have used them upwards of and ind them spe
shy They have met the appreciation
the Medical profession, the proprietor having testimonials from
respectable Physicians OF the country
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

IT, Browns Gold Pens-These unnvaled GOLD
PENS possess all the ex5ty ote best Quilts The following ex
tracts which they held by the best judges
From the Crescent
We particularly mention Brown Gold PENS one oil which
Messrs. Guinness & Bush great modern
amatist has said that The pen than the sword He
must pens his nud for they quite super
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

~" Cure Warranted.-DR. A. " COLE.N.4NS
CELEBRATED GoNoRRHEA AiXTURE.-T This GeeI
appreciation OF the medical
profession Is purely regetabe conpond The upon
offered 10 the public alone sufficient recommendation
devoid naueag and warranted not to lnconve
the patient way.
In all where fails to effect cure, the money Will be
refunded.
s sale by H. KENNEDY, 81 Chartres and by the Pro-
petor his Office 80 POYDRAS ST, New Orleans mh22 dtt
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A NJ US + NJ y NTS.
ORLEANS THEATRE.

ORLEANS THEATRE
&ATuRDAl EVENING, April l, 1S48.-secop1 Di,l,
the celebrated Grand Opera in five acts by op p
CHARLES VI PertormersMe>srs Debreui, DuSpy,s!,
Aldes Fenry Jolly, Casin The lbreo of Charles VI
for sale at the box office Vim
Performance to commence at O'Clock
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- To Purchasers of Cothing,-Cal at ALFRED
MUNROE co.'s Price No "a Magazine street,
found the largest of Goods New
Orleans AZ uniformly low prices. mh5
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iUlu TPIHTI, UV
GUINNESS Il IRISH
Dealers in Fancy articles and Gent Furnishing Goods,
tnI97 CAMP STREET.

t1~ Strangers in the City, see DR. b. +. MULLEN >
advertisements columns this lie IS OF the
very his profession III the United States All That stand
IN nee, would do well to give INN call, Sc m
str,et mills 2In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-31

would call the readers the advertise
rnen OF Dr. W. Colcman's Anti Dypepc and Tonic Biers
another They very highly recommended from among
many their efficacy, the Mobile Advertiser
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1848-11-25
TranSplanting.

In transplan,ing summer rose bushes we
stumbled upon little fact which NAV be
fuse in planting certain shrubs. Our
lecs were some noisei,s and hardy perpe,
uals which had been budded from Ten to
fifteen inches above the ground. Acou
pie of them were planted so low as TO Sc,
the brds;n formed into heads two or
three inches into The earth, in order that they
might throw out roots oftheir own, instead
OF depending on the roots OF Tho old stock, in
order that the planting might not be TOO
deep, they were laid obliqneIy leaving the
roots a, only their ordinary depth in The soil
One of them evuced lis satisfaction a, this
disposal. by commencing a vigor Us growth
immediately, development while the other
"a Julia Dupont hardly perpetual-aave
forth three splendid flowers. Several other
roses OF the same sort, bu, in better condi
ton when set: hut planted in the usual man
ner, have made no corresponding growth,
and are now in much worse condition. ev
cry way.
From this experiment, we are satisfied
that in planting roses, should there be one
deficient IN root, or any wise feeble, il will
be aided by laying It oblique!y in the earth
and covering portion of its top as il i,
were roo, Instead. In its after growth The
shrub will remedy the oblique p ,silion with
out any difficulty .-Praric Farmer.