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ansi the soil kept mellow a. already
stated, in the second they ~al usual
~ have made 10 good . growth by
midsummer. ~ 10 he beyond The dan
ger Of droush. But I The transplant
ing has been badly done, or the seii
ha. been allowed 10 get hard, the
careless crl,ivator will doubtless be
reminded Of HE negligence by the
death Of . part Of his trees.
Watering a f-cely gro, ing tree, is
At best bu, = very irregular way Of
supplying i, with moisture. A great.
ly superior protection from midsum-
mer heat and dryness. is matching,
or covering the surface Of the earth
fer some feet round each tree with
hay, straw, or other litter, several
inches in thickness. This covering
keeps the ground soft and moist and
night acws are retained in tho soil
through hot summer days. During
the excessively dry season Of last
year. a row Of newly act apple trees
standing on high and dry piece OF
ground which could not be easily cul.
tiva.ed. we're observed to cease grow.
ing, and the leaves to assume q vel.
lo~ish cast. They we're Immediately
mulched. In few weeks, they re.
commenced growth, and the leaves
returned to dark healthy green, al.
though no rain had fallen during all
thes period.
( Cherry trees, which in spring or
early summer, give strong promise Of
a houris''ing growth, are frequently
destroycdby parchins midsummer
heat 10 such, mulehing is Of emf
nent service.
Mulching is not usually advisable
for young trees after the first season
from transplanting, unless their grow,
tn is feeble. Az soon as the growth
is sufficient to give the tree strong
and well established roots, whether it
be the first or second year, clean and
mellow culture is the best treatment
which tree can receive.--[ Albany
Cultivator.
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SUMNER MANAGEMENT OF
YOUNG TREES.

In answer 10 frequent inquiries, it
may be stated that the first and great
requisite in tho successful treatment
Of newly transplantcd trees, is to
keep the surface Of the soil for many
feet around them clean and mellow by
cultivation. This is important to all
kinds Of trees, but especially 50 to the
peach. An instance occurred where
young peach orchard stood the first
year in a clean and repeatedly cult
waited potato field, and the green
shoots on all the tees at the end Of
the FIRST summer measured from a
foot and a hall to two and half #.
ia leng.h--on an adjoining uncultiva.
ted piece Of land, none Of the shoots
we're 3 in. long.
A great mistake is often made by
Watering the roots Of newly set trees,
before the leaves expand, by which
they become watcr-soaked and killed.
\ leafless tree is in q nearly dor.
mant state, and throws Of hut little
moisture. But as soon as the leaves
expand, they cxhale moisture rapidly
and asupply is then needed at the
roots. Watering, however, usually
fails Of the intended purpose. The
water is poured on the top Of the
ground, and only serves to bake the
surface, without ever reaching III,
dry soil further down. If water i
actually required, the surface shout,
Ne FIRST removed, and the water thel
poured in directly on the roots, re
placing the removed earth. An &C
quaintance who SC. las. year abou
20 cherry trees, lost every one whicl
VAS wa,ered On the surface, consistin,
Of about one third Of the whole.
II trees have been dug up CAREFUL
AID With un'njured ro,s, aad tho
we'll Tansr!aaled iii the fret place
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Men fol- California

are almost universally insuring in thisCompnny
because terms are SO reasonable.
HEADS OF FAMILIES are an yious TO insure in
this Company,--a safe Institution.
SALARIED MLs. are ensuring in this company
by scores.
Hard rorkinP men invest in this company be-
cause they regard it US the best of savings banks
CLAY up their earnings i'll for their wives aud
children.
Capitalists invest with this company by lax
ing out policies for life, because they regard il
us good as money at II to ~ per cent interest.
All classes aud conditions Of men cnsnre IN this
company because, just as they do every thing
in Hartford, when they meet with losses, they
pay Sup" at once.
Feb. 10 Str
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taken at lower rates than by any other compnn

The business Of thc(:ompnny will be conduct
ed upon tie juIST Stock, aud upon the nUruAL
principal at the option of the insured, thus meet.
ing the wants and circumstances OF the public
moro fully, it is believed, than purely mutual
companies can do.
On the Joint Stock principle the insured will
pay 80 Is per cent. less for insurance than the
rster Of the best organized mutual Companies,
cent per annum, in dividend Profits, paid in adj
vance, instead OF receiving III uncertain amount
At the end OF each year in script Ger tfcates, re-
deeinablc Oh certain contingencies, while at the
same time the annual cash payments are incrcas.
cd hy the Interest paid on notes given for half
the amount of the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this company pro-
pore to insure ut the usual rates of mutualC ON.
pahies. dividing the net earnings each year Civ
ing script certificates rcdccmablc after Il Mutual,
IusuranceFund Of TwoHundred thousand Dol.
lars is accumulated, and charging n commission
for conducting that part Of the business, eguiya-
lent to only about one halt the expenses Of the
Company, securing losses being equaD a larger
yearly dividend to the mutual insurers, besides
giving the members q lien upon Joint Stock
Capital Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars n
large Joint Stock Reserve Fund which will be
pledged as security for payment of lossas in
addition to the usual Capital and Rcserye Fund
10 mutual Companies.
This company is not only ono Of the most
prosperous but also one Of n. very best in the
country.-Iiariford Daily Courier
No Company in The Union has had such n
run ofbusiness' us this company since its organ
izaton.
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STAGE NOTICE T..

IN and after Monday, January 7th, Stages vii
~ leave Castleton tocobnsct with the Cars at White
hall and Rutland, every day, Axcept Sunday as fol.
love Leave for Whitehall, .; o'clock q. m. and 4
o'cloek .. IN. ,nd Connect with the o'ci0et q IA.
and I D. IN trains for Troy.
Leaves for Burlington and Boston, a. 81 a. m and ];
p N. Arriving al Rutland At ~ a. m. ard ~ p. IN.
same day Stages leave Rutland for Woodstock snd
us0ovss. Tuesdays, Thursday ssnd Saturday, At A.
tyJ day sarspt sunday So
BARbvgLL. FIELD co
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Wednesdays, at Dra. John Mason, Ira, Thurs.
days, n, j. Gassill, Clarendon South Flats,
Fridays, at Mr. Aides, Cu,tingsvillc. Tie
stock of the Morgan Horse is everywhere dis
tngushed for its beauty, speed, and docIlity /;
in fact i, has no superior in this country, neiih-
or has ii an equal King Richard once said
" A horse n horse my kingdom for horse'
Had there been such horses in those days as
may be found in the stock of the MoRGAN, no
one could have dochtcd the propriety of the
exclamation; for such horse king might
well exchange a kingdom.
The Morgan Horse is five years old ne II
June, of beautiful dapplc gray, good size and
proportions Those DESTROYS Of improving
their stock are requested TO call. Some Of his
stock can be seen in the vicinity and In pro-
nounced by good judges to be equal to that OF
any of lis age.
TERMs-Four dollars for a warrant for the
leap or season to be agreed upon at the stand
All mares disposed of before foalng will be
considered with ioaI. All damage TO mares al
the risk Of the owner.
JOSEPH GREEN
Rutland, May Sd, 1850. IS
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SC H0oI BOOKS.
NOTICE.
RUT LAND & WASHINGTON RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

gNHE Stockholders are hereby notified that
u the Directors have ordered payment of
the following assessments to wit. ten er cent
monthly, payable on the third Monday of each
month, for ten successive months, commencing
the 2Uth day of lhy, next Payments may be
made either to N. Burton, Esq, Rupert, II. N.
Graves, Esq, Granville, or to the Treasurer at
West Poultney. A greater amount than ten
per cent may he paid at any time. All pay
ments will draw interest until the Road is built
And put in operation.
II. CLARK, Treasurer.
Treasurer Office, w. poultuey,(
April ~, 1850. l42l
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MIR. WILLIAM H. JENNINGS. q merchant o, p,~y..i
Centre .tshrbuia eosnfp. GAin Oe,oher
and stated cur 81 CoNsvNs!ios which The II
INDIAN PULMONARY HAIS.fN had effected ~ NJ. VIII
LIAM CROckET Of nm al Joining We .sid Mr. Ctoss
~ had sought relief from the lrr physcans and
medicines. hut found nonc for the fatal hKd
ing mo's,er Cen.s.Gfe- he'd taken fas' bold NE '.. %
skeleton lie was Gsea by his physir'sas and a Il.
- one who would sk'ba craze. But In ,hs
il.' he nee q only Gs bots Of nRANTS INDIAN FrLM
NARY bALSAM hiss upclsnched tho hand Of the
vSyyrd MN.
D. u. DAMN Esq, aresaHf and rosim1sisy NJ Jtfrsn.
adjoining town. wrote shout ,s,~, and ,,sr-i
that lbs acquainted with Mr. Caot f+A~
CURE, aNf al Ns aburs 1awed EiSfs
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Mcssrs r. p. CALDWELL CO. Of Esst n.~~rs. O.x~qs
Co. ~ T. respectable. druggists wroie 10 "Ws have rvt
hsnr' srDigh M WhirmAn r.spse,abs citizen Of n-
lSoiaS PvL~osAav BALsAM has pr,sisceJ On the y ID ~
an acquaintance of his who resides In 0f Palermo
this county Bh. had besu Icing easSed bod and
- daof.Ioa'y diseased DE, e., ftsp: s.ls,.d Tapes.
all other hope utterly fai che taking HRfSTS
PULMONARY B<LSAM and I've medical efficacy has rased
her from that vo,so ~
hdn0 q ~ de~~i ho..aAo'd si'' osA dsit she .rtuo~
edges and u s vdent tlat sh- 10 indebted to BRAST
hALSAM for her recovery from . long. ssvsrr danr,~
sickness and or friends aud ue,ghGors consider that
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4 BURLINGTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
1R @sR %kyl

All stockholders having claims against the
Corporation, intended 10 bc applied in pay ne nj
Of assessments on their stock, are required, in
order To have such application made, 10 prese Mt
their claims for settlement, on or before the -
day OF May instant, TO Hon. Timothy Follctt,
Burlington, Gen. Samuel p. Strong, Vcrgen-
mes, John 4 Conant, Esq. Brandon, George
&. Hodges, Esq or II. q: Perkins, Esq Rut-
land, Chester Granger, Esq Pi,ts(ord, or Ma.
than,el Fullerton, Esq Chester.
SAML HMNSiIAW, Treasurer.
Boston, May 10, 1850. IL
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Marble Pillar
CLOTHING STORE.
WHITEHALL n v

Z, JACV0S q VVS
HAVE just received a large assortment OF elegant
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of every desert pit ion in addition To their form stock
which they venture to say mskesa
LARGER ASSORTMENT,
thun can be found in this vicinity ard they arc also
receiving every week from their manu- ctorris In
Schenectady and New York. large additions TO their
stock any or all NJ which they pledge themselves 10
sell L,w a. tho lowest
Thank ul for the very liberal pat ronaee which they
have received since hey need heir clio, hing
enlistment, ssd having leased the Marble PliarSiore
for term Of years they will endeavor 10 give gene.
raj satisfaction both quality and prices hsv.
Ing great facilities fr procuring their stock a! the
very low-st rates and they intend To make THE
permanent esabli shn,ent they hope to receive con-
tinuance and an increase Of patronage.
Whitehall, January, 1880. 47!6m
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THE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE.
Crralest Discovery Of the Age.

Did you ever use Nc
Alis,cr's All Healin 9
Oinin,en, 7 Certainty
you have for there are
few " any. who have
. ,ot availed themselves
, u its curative qualities.
II ouiy needs a trial 10
/ convince the PARSONS Us
|, os IL that IL 10 really
land truly the i'est arti'
Gle extant. Enquire Of
tho tens OF thousands
who have been IN the
constant uss Of IL, and
thevwill advise vOti nev.
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or 10 be witnvus ,hls sovereign remedy, while they
will lie surprised that you much behind the age
as rot 10 have used II before. II IL thing IL
has been before the public for years and its ncreas.
ing sale shows the estimation IN which il ia held
JAMES M'ALlSTER. al Fulton VI On, New York /,
and all the Druggists in the United States. I5;ty
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Buy Daley E1lfactOT, only In Ik6 new dFsss sho
large boxss-yOu gala largely N the quantity ofOint
msnt over the old size snd what's more important Jet
you avoid the danger u b<ins imposed upon BY
CounterEs, snd are certain Of eating the genuine ar
ticie.
The Genuine Dsly's salve as thousands will testify
10 an nfsiibls remedy for the worst Of Burns kcsds
Pile. Rheumatism sore .nd iansmed eyes, Efys'psss
Salt RhsUm, Cuts, woshds, Bruises and al eu.zGsous
and innsmmstofy diseases.
Mind the new dresses and large 10 zee, and thsi J.
B. fousey. and Milo =. Burr, arc my only travelling
sseois 10 the Eastern States.
k.B. Every local agent will bs provided with
Certificate signed ny my lawful attorney sod BY ,ha
travelling agent Soc the new printed Circulars hr
formation. H. DALEY. as, Broadway, n. York.
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Spring Is coming, coming coming"
LADIES LADIES',
Now is the Time to Beautify
the intetior of your Dwellings
CPRING is COMI.IG WHICH
Dadmonshes you that the time for cleaning
houses rs at hand, and those old Chiirs, Sofas,
Tables, Bureaus, &c, have been moved and
cleaned so often that you are fearful they will
not bear such u,ge much longer. To those
afflicted with these Housekeeping Maldies,
Messrs. o. & NE. ADA MS offer the follow,
ing remedies.
Secretaries, from SI200 to &c,
Bureaus. $50 to 1900
Center, Card& Grecian Tables, $40 to 1000
Dining and Dress do. 80 to $50
Stands of all descriptions, rs TO 800
Bedstcads I,5O 10 500
Cane sea, Chairs of all patterns, 10 to 30
Common and Dining wood seat do.d2 to ! 90
Large and small cane and wood seat o
Rocking Chairs, l,25 10 800
Settles and Lounges. 200 to 3,75
As we are
$ f LIN OUT,
liberal discount WI be allowed to the above
prices for cash.
10 those who may have been so fortunate as 10
be indebted to the above firm, will make mon
ey by calling and see if their accounts are all
right. %. &. " T.. ADAMS
Ludlow, March 2l,ls4O "a
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CONSUMPTION.
A OYtN0 WOMAN CURED
A DOCTOR CURED!

Or ]. W. FRENCH Of HNsia's H1.d,'s oss,it M. 90,
about iS let " January 1852 wrote a. follows "ih. .-s
in the regular practice of medicine this place Wal,
hut was obliged 70 qui, tie practice 81 profession
qnrcc Of VI health IwNs severely AFFLICTED tn
issoaas Of as Isnys convince TINT nan ~, Co
:rsrlioS past doubt crhei aim,~t in,v.san,y pth .A
day and had vrrc pains and In chest side
breast tried the rrntdiss rreommend, Ivy the
u tile prvessiUu oil 10 eAtcs. cSccptnY the
hiy caused by thrn pfeudcrd against patent
si.. and have no is,h now In Them scnsr,y Hu a.,
bottle Of BRANT1S INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAN; a,Ai
do hers scknowledgr for the l~ncf Of 'hc afflicted whom
serve, that the earct of its the
promp, and saluary of any ra-enSs witnessed
effect Of In all my practices MY cspsA i~sSstdv 's
Of the ehest and palm and CONSIDER sSA .yy
A witt MAN"
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MUST BE SOLD

HOO ACRES OF we'll tipahsrrd land The
W. Ratla.d and stoekbridge Turnpike
passes through said land, which il miics dis
taht from Rutland Depot.
tvf further Particular address. post paid,
SOLOMON " ADAMS
@AeTbufrs Arril Sth, ie5o. l5a
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Hardware and CroCkerV
large and Splendid Assortment.
PHGNIX PLACE,
WHITEHALL, N. Y


1 r. ADAMS, successor 10 WIN. ". Low thank ~
% for the fsvors received Of his Vermont friends
~ouid inform them that he has Just received large
and more varieRzied assortment Of
HARDWARE AND CR0CKERY.
han has been offered IN this vicinity and takes
this met hos Of informing The former patrons ofhisss
Enlistment that he Intends 10 continue the business
Of the concern on the same system Of his predecess
or, but a, reduced prices Among the icles 10 vino
the subscriber would direct The attsaton Of his ysf
mont friends are a. loiiows,-
Monice Leczs Laiehes and Knobs, and all kinds o.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, and furnishing suieiss usual
~ kept many Hardware and Crockery Store or 10 hs
largest Cities. Sheet Lead Lead Pipe, Harness Trim,
mi"gs. Safety Fuse, Blasting Powder, Guns, rife bar
rels, Revoivers. and Common Pistols. Glass ware
Solar and all variety Of Lamps, and Lamp Glasses
britannia ware VI every vaJiety.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
full astoftp,ent VI Axes Of all brands and ever
variety 81 Fafmsrs implements generally. Nails an,
window glass OF superiorquai',y from The Essex Mi
Kept c0nstsntiw on hand Wholesale and IslsIi.
whitehall, N. Y, Jsa. 70, 1850. s:em
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CAUTION.

WHEREAS, Mary, my wife has lief, my
he'd and hoard without just cause OF proyoca-
ton, and suIl rvfuses to 1--we with me, this 10 TO
prohibit all persoas from barboring or tru.,-
ing her on my account ns shall pay no debts
Of her contracting after this date.
JOHN T.. WADE.
Dandy, May II, $50 Il.
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DALL1Ys ANuGAL aAxvAygyo.

The greatest, cheapest and most csrsin remedy ever
Discovered for the cure Of diseSsesof hofsss and esis
humofs. sores swelling strains. gpilsrbons, CALLED
bscks and Shoulders, hard of spsvin iamps,t ,ufss
wnh rsp,dty and esstsiuiy sed no esse Of POLL z
VII hes a. yet, resisted the wonderful psoIslss u
this great snd truly voadsSfsi remedy.
uTFumsys add osnsfs Of horses snd esit!s ny IL
once and you will nsvss Afterwards Be without u.
Asen,s -Pittsford. " simnnds. Bfsndsn " kass.
Dsnisis, Cisnsnt r Lis>smb n Morgan, Rutland
Nichols, csstis'on Alien, ofoTT wsb VIE
dco T. wkksn, PASTEL ltsr.
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IMPORTANT CHANGE.
DiLLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,

CAUTIOS.-C osf .
~ tsfIeits Of Dale, >
Extractor, in The oit
wrapper flood the mar.
kst avoid them - yos
would poison, Tor they
are A. dangerous 10
thar ApkliGaiLon.
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7hc" " no" TcSpeetssle oruRR1st u TIIHfuss'
FITS, FITS, FITS.

Messrs J. X. LlfrfSCOTT SON, respectable rerhs,u
II lMyroe. SsissS oosstt. trasia u. May
u. we ss,,nx sn"nf 1sr ssssIIs Which hsd bern
thai one of their had just iufwm.d
child. which hal been subject ssssrai peJys a.
ed hs use of RRfkT'S AlLSfM
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RAISED FROM THE GRAVE.

Mcs'rs; PRATT FOSTER, :Gdsn. " B~i Ce,.~"a
hopeesr casrs ~ Cossunrron IN ,hsir
ush-r cogbinedeine could DO sold .Asre, ai Mad ,a-,d
Jros As that physcinus and ali
friend. s.id MUST pie! Ono craftsman in p.ricula,
wediein< He them wA<s Aors isT began nlk
BRANT's BALSAM-SoT wELL--ast u sov 40 vsQ a. M
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LETTER from REv JOHN DrDLE

~ ~ - tTuSe, W. H., VooNfock, W,
Qp.e.ss, Dec iah lsas
The Get Of Teeth which you made for Mrs dudley.
Consider he me Of the 6nes specimens Of the ents
art Noihias can exceed the beauty Of this work an,
the t-ui hfslness Of the Initial ion But the ttumph
YOUR stH over the peculiar difficulties Of the case
regard a. The nsst test oyour proficiency In the den
tai profession and morc prsisewouh than the csani
ate nen,nes of the teeth themselves. A more dHcu
easr could hardly he conceived and more successful
an'l satisfactory operation. Il 70 impossible 10 snppse
The work wasan entire double upper aud nnderi set
and In the utility comfort. the, have SUPPRESSED
our utmost expectations They only serve all the
purpose Of natural teeth hr personal appearance
comfort and speech hut the far more desirable one Of
mnsftcafion.
II may az, be less gratifying TO you than IL IL IN us
that she no, only nth the but that she does
not eat al all wiihouf them
Allow me- therefore dear sir to say that this niece
Of work has won en ire confidence IN yonr snper
or skill as a dentist, = 4 And IL Affords M
great pleasure Ia add my testimony 10 the be az,
durability and trut hfness NJ your work and ,hus ON
tribute may Ia thewe earned popularity which you
arc already enjoying
| 20 en- JOHN DUDLEY