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MrRnra or Hrs CnrDREs Avn Arrsssr AT sUIcips
Nv MornrR.-in Atkinson, Maine, on Monday last,
Mrs Hutchinson. In . nc Of arrangement, cut the
hroats Of three other children and her throst
Two o. the children dead and II IL thought that
Mrs Hutchinson will not The youngest child
will probably survive Mr. Hutchinson, his return
f labor 10 his house found his family In this depor
able condition. Mrs Hutchinson has always borne .
good character but has been subject 10 nts ofdersag
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Passengers Sailed.
Ship Panama-Dr Georae n Hall ladx and ssr !.


CnAeRE:IBart Lacy Ellen-Mrs Lseper, Mr.. Doyle. A
MeCuep, wolghugh, B wunderlich, ueCuen, W Adj
SS.rson, ysn VIE Gr Hooper Lespera J Brady.
Z n.thers "A Atkins siest, NJ LIenre. NV Dick
Brown, odsll y Guernsey Mack Morgan Tensy.
sorey. Mr. Harding Mr. Bestwek Green, seisinscr,
Hsrett. A Borden 4 olney A Kiel-t. W Hopping.
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,om,romiss candidate will consequently have to be

selected. a..
Considerable excitement has existed during the
49, vsek on account of a man named Thomas
Walsh, having been found lying in our streets, with
h..si. af,er heing taken there. A rigid nvostiga-
s;on has been had, which was closed yesterday, by
,he snnearance of the wife of the unfortunate man,
~bo stated that the wounds on his head were in
Acted by the smashing of the Phenix furnace, at
Huntingdon, Pa, where he worked, and that he
had started for the Philadelphia hospital and it is
supposed, having become deranged, wandered to
Baltimore.
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<sZo.; aparcei Of zoo bbis at As 10 a45%o; eoe bbls
ct AShc; 800 bbls - 46c., aud 40os bbls. (st
Homes' Hole 81 price We did not learn market
closing firmly with good demand Whslebsne.-
There " . good demand, aud holders more drm
The seles include 10000 lbs n W. Coast 1T 3io; 10000
lbs threeG Polar at Sac and 1000 ibs Polar In
parcels, on private terms.
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Married.

On Tuesday, It'll inst by the Rev. Mr.. Cunmins, Mr..
FRAScIs 0ERErv to An, DUsr, all OF this city.
On Friday evening" the 10th inst, by Rev. Benjamin.
Kvans CHAs. X. CuRIsrorHER to Miss HLIxA HossUa.
all Of this city.
In Philadelphia, the 21st Of February, by the
Rev. kEra Stiles Biy, Jro d. NIyEsTEEL, Jr to Miss
HESnirrrA MoKEAS, daughter Of the late WIN Mexican.
Of New Orleans.
Nov Orleans papers will please copy.
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Political unteIl1nepe~.

Orio WHIs srsrr Co-vtsrto- The whis state
convention ~ Ohio have nominated william johnson
s thsir candidate for Governor The resolutions
psesed BY the Convention are thoroughly free soil
rpudiated
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rprADrrpura. Mar ll.-fi00 Reading Railroad e. n
chkcco DO hsf9, BOe do SOL. s0nio ~ 800 40 0o,.
see Do, 90 500 k.dins scrtesse ~. TX son R-,fs
ng ts 10. rs eh 5000 do Ggi, leo do cls Do e.
6; loceo Do, 90; 500 wilmns,en Railrcsl ss IS az;
6s 81 IIsh S6to Pennsy anis S. s. hcoo DO ss,:
20 DO ~ leoc rsnnsyl,anis q lcla go Do loN sct
shsrs. wiimngton Rsilrcss ea 70 Reading Railroad e.
a 20 do s. ~: leo do, An. 30 do. I3A 6Camien and
Anley Rsilroad. ia Pepnsy.snia Bach rs iIsIi. 50
sehuykii Bant g IA ~ Farmer and Msehatcs Rsnt
c-t Nech,nies Ranf IN North tnerican Bank t,sl
. gir.ra Bsss. ". az q 90 IN sonorri. csssi " 81
% d.. ~.
Bsirr~ors Nay io-slco psitimore sad oAio Railroad
Bonds, ", et. loo d., psi 10 shares Uhi5n Bsak 49,
DOMESTIC NApkKrs.
Nrw prprorp On MsRssr, May Sperm -The
market has been quiet since last and We have only
10 report sales Il 2p2 bbls At lec and 2o bbl. At
ubhc., rash sale Of goo bbie vac made in Warren
AZ lice whale.--The brisk demand noticed In our
lsst has continued through the past week and ~
sales 10 large extent al further advance In pr-
81 &c I SIS ma n " Coast At tsc 40 bbls st
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Telegrapliic Report.

BALTIMORE, May II, 1854
Howard street -four Is selling to-day at $SE
This must be . mistake for the highest price neted
fer choice brands on Friday. was SIS l2n
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~ 81 UNKNOWN
PLAcys NArrvIry.-upiteA States 1885, ireland, So
England g. Germany IL; France l. Switzerland, /; Italy
/; British Possessons in NJ America, !; Unknown,
Island. Wards Island lss City H'.pi.al Ain: House
Blsckwos Island, 1 Cslorsd Home, do. Orphan Asylum
l. Colorsd Persons, IA A. W. WHITE City Inspector.
City In pscters Once. May II. 1870
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shir-Jeh. H.neces. nursess Sussss Nssm,s sess
81 kndrs~sG Ns,ts Collins. Boston, Crosby Crcehsr
~nnso,,s-ph.,,, u.ss, R,o y.uere Mason rhourso,,
wihslrina tD.rl rrohn. HAMBURG. Punch hsinske
Lacy Fsn. Gates, Chser~s. Alnsy CO; Amsron rhowp-
sen. rae.ssfiis. Buck Coz Psimest'. Bell Hs'sn>
Bsiss- nl.s ysss Br.v.. Nss.,r.s Hamlet. coyfsti
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late food inthe Cumberland river In Tennessee hss
been very destructive. Some lives we're ic~s and the
lcss of property cstms,si ~ from 800 oos 70 siso
GO
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Passengers Arrived.
LvyRpooI-Packet Ship Constitution-H p Cstsa, Of
Boston: Shaw doi Knox, Of Armah Irriand Dr. wits
Of New York. Mrs. Barrett of do Mrs Sn.h Of GlAsxsv
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The California, Oregon Psnama CRleorn, Carolina aud
Tennessee touch At Acapulco San Bias Mssssn san Diego
and Nortsrey
ne Britssh iesv. rsnsrs on the 2sh " every
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&5O0 EnwARD-JEFrRfRs' ASTIDorR sPB-
PCVV eitc histrre for the 81 Conorrh~ ~. Cee1s
ttretures and similar disorders. II makes q srr.sy ezra
without tie lesst restriction 81 drink espo.rr- -
snssss n 70 business The prorstsr challenges
srse c,se which the mixture will
etnre q hys hundred dollars further-thc dissss. esr,ox
e eon'rseted dose q the mixture taken whsn sspos~<
~ PCT No In bCtss With full directions One bctto
yssfn,ny are eursa In ivo days Fer sale By O. n
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EoR FIsALEs AND xALEs.-pR. I,AszgrTEs yuyo

Cordial Proeroave Erir pteseribsd a. an se-s,ivs
"a "a n sases Of DEBILITY ,mpo,sney Bsrrspne
be- t-Natures Great Restorative AnI remedy Cor those
N the married state without efsprns ~ IL seersin
we genital orrans nervous Affections ieueorrhes AZ
tnvigoratsf medicine IL uneq1acd. Also, certain
psdJ for inSipen eossunrton aai ndigestl9n scdsny
The only American Agents, 81 Johs ssrsss
~ B-Aiso In BOSTON. 81 ~ Tremost Row.
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M EDICAL.

MEDICAL NoTICE.-THERE ARE THOUSANDS or
iA neividuss who imagine themselves cured but have
actually the poison in their blood SYSTEM
they vii pay no attention to the warning q tho disease
SELF although IL often gives evidence OF Its existence
the fern Of OF aching IN the bones on whsh
viii often disappear end again urn telling plan-
y that 10 s there, tin finally II gathers strength reduce
Ing the system And rarages become permanent timely
e'enen were see 70 the disease great deal Of
would he avoided; but the inexperienced from
qnaek 20 another until he compelled 70 apply regusr
practitioner Hundreds have been cured BY DR. Hene
having been mked by the whole battalion Of quacks -
his city you will save your money and what Of i'm
portance health by ayply the
eaten o. disease 60 Dr. HEINZ No. ~ Duane street
second door west OF Chatham, who s regular Physosa
and menber Of the Medical Society.
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panion-By Dr. A. NJ tauriccau, Professor Of Diseases
o. Wonsn-renth edition. lsmc. IT. 2so-Pries si-Years
ec,ionsts wire ard pcerrsry dcuifies 20 the husband
nigh: have been tssrd by tmsiy work
10 stnteneee for the 90
ing MARI az ~ discores gorzt r-cros which should
be known 20 them particularly
40 tose whose slth does net re-. Of increase o. a.
nily. ~ u Il especial I'm prft.aso
Here also, tvcry feTase.he vita. thu reiherthe one
eheE tudsirs into vomarkood tis eve In ths decline x
years IN whom nstare contostts important ehsnre
ehh ieoNer INC Causes sni tie
an"e, ana mcet oar ain nose Of cuge cvcry
90 Which her ser ~ tuhi ,ct
SEisraet Of Letter fscm Gntisn,n IN Dayton. csieJ
N. . ~ .,... DAYTON Nay I, itv.
NY Dear sirgy wife has been p.rcsYfisiy sinking foe
se three years IN etnseqseace great
and suffering onths before
every haeaesve and prostrst-
ca er yssting Der life In iuincn. danger hich
OF We sst ocnson espsired e. supposed that
eihhn and resigned rayss the worst
=. ms une tr9S ebeu; two monihsD heard yuur book
hfhJ fpcken 81 ~ ecntaininr usssrs reaching nv
ce On sreeept ard porus, express 10 ron the
rehefi 70 aforeed distressed aud the ioy fs p.rs
IMPAIRED 20 wife, on lesrnas that treat dsce.srv 81
Mn D.scTtssr provided remedy. ~ opercd prespssi 70
smother oar would have pssrsd head In ali hs MAJ
ps9sssy wife ~orid have Zee. IA Der grave aas M
chidren lett motheriess.
IL s ~ course imrracsbs eonvoy more fuzzy the Va
rsns suteet treated Of they Of strictly In
trnced Ter tte married or those
fcr sale ~ ~ Broadway, and a. The Publishing Oss -
laoery street New lork; Little c., Albany W VI De-
% *. y - r',sT'sn p street PAll.dspa.
free ss,ss e say part q ~ un.s s.. n mall.
ns.t r Addressed post paid % Dr. A. n ss
L11< Nov York citv. oees. no Liberty street.
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NEW MEDICAL koOkS-A COMPLETE PRsCTfC1r n.
IN work, the nature and treatmer. Of private Sxs
stretureA and all kindred aeotion. ths ursr,
Illustrated BY number of Beautifully o,l.rss r.s.
A. lsrse 80 life By Bomer peI,xiet n o. large aasrss
81 psre< - edition. frice tn Es.rsst from hs hosto~
Medical snd Surgical JsurnAt NAV ke sid fe,,ee.iv
V b equal Rcords Actors work on ne s,me fsiv
lied tais county Arther q The worn ssr,inai
Emssionh inPcteney. Re- cars<f by imrr-r~r haMss-
Fourth Iiltcn, "a Plates rri-e 81 .rsr sss 1 an. 81
hshers', sTFINerR TOHEsiSD ~ Brssis,s sss -
~ author go nro,fwa~ - "'N""N, " "ss "
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DocToR YOURSELF rRryarrtY-rop a. cvrrs-

D9cToR YOURSELF rRIvATrLY-ros Is csrrs-
mesns of tie Pocket hseuiapius or Fvr-y pre f,,s
vwn rhys"i.n Tv.ntyfourth edtios With one hunarsl
ensnrnas showing Private Dsessss sna Maofaiions
ne Syster In fern b. Wiff,,
1ouus ~ Graduate o. the sniversy of PerSs,isaaia
.neVsrovs forms 81 Secret Diseases seminal Weakr
ne rrGs,se Gland inpctensy, Solitary u.bss q
plain angusfe. The chapter self Atuss ava eeninsl
Neness worthy o. particular attention sd should
rrsd ~ every one forny who have
IN disease previou. 70 placing yourselves under
sne car o. any Doctor, matter what his
80 s COW q this truly useful work Strangers visiting
we stl particularly those contemplating torf
hint o. returning home without % the Pocfet
sriv. SIS captains snd should possess
Dr. lounrs Treatise harrare the rectss scyi.
kvsry One IN, Ovs fhyasss Asy et.on .eedns tw,n.y-
I'VE cn enclosed In letter vii rcrevt o. The
scok, " mail OF az copies win bs sent fr ons scsr. A
drers Dr. Nm. YOUNG. f51 Spruce street. rhsdelphfs~
ard Tor sale ~ stripxsr Ts~nsssa M Brsslwsy Nee
Yorh.
Tue CERrirIgATEs or CURES ~ oSR DAT nv
local application frorc who had hscn under ths
care % other physcisns for he o. With
out eeneht sures the unfertunste that De- Isrrons a
Rssde street near Broadway has equal
ever DE- IN as years practice in Psrs failed be r~rns
neatly currl County psticrts earas3 fss
Ped. fsnAle irrexsisuts Pnb ~.
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NE. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, mas, FOR THu
last fourteen years eonhned his rraetiee 70 The treat
He the most waited Of THE dseasa
chsrre.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.
BALTIMORE. NY IL.
Arrived-Bark Hersillia Coquimbo sohrs Baltimore and
Julia A Master, NYork.
CHARLssroN, Nay 8.
Arrived-Ship Fairfield. and brig VIM Dugan. NYork.
New ORLsANs Nay s.
Belov-ship sharon from NYork
Foreign Mails.

Lsrrrn BAGS fer HAvsna, Chagres Panama, CaAss VAL
perAse San Francisco steamers Cherokee and Deer
a will close 1T the Exc hange Reading Rosn sxehanss
Tomorrow ~ 2 o'clock Aad be forwarded In charge OF
special
Bags per Antelope, win slss
CLOSE rs above tomorrow, ~ ~ o'clock
TIE above Letter Bags also Ksavons Wan stxsst
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-22

EXCELLENT ADvIcE.-Set a value on the
smallest morsel ofknowledge. These frag-
ments are the dust Of diamonds.
II is true as poor Richard says, there Is
much to be done and perhaps you are weak
handed but stick to it steadily, and you
will see great effect, for constan. dropping
wears stone.
A man may learn that in two minutes
which may be valuable to him all his life.
Learn all you can, and you will live to
see its value.
Never let slip an opportunity of gaining
new idea.
Remember that the beginning of the sub
lime sciences are often so simple as to seem
worthless.
Redeem time for study, the busies. man
can spare some moments
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-22
VOICE OF WISDOM AND AGE.-Pern

VOICE OF WISDOM AND AGE.-Permil
me finally to add, that in my apprehension,
the best way to be useful and happy in this
life, is 10 cultivate the domestic affections
10 love home, TO be temperate and just
to pursue lawful business, whatever it NAV
be with diligence, frmness and integrity of
purpose, and in the perfect belief that hon
esty is equally binding in the discharge of
public as private trusts; for when public
morals are destroyed, public liberty cannot
survive.
If we are aspiring, we ought not lose our
dlf1idence: and If ardent for reforms we OUGHT
not lose our discretion. We ought to listen
to maxims of experience, and respect the
advice and institutions Of our ancestors, and
above all, we ought 10 have constant and
abiding sense of the experimenting goodness
OF that Almighty Being, whose wisdom
shines equally in His works and in his word
whose presence is ever sustaining and gov
ernlng the universe Chan Kent.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-22
A BEAUTIFUL REFLEcTIoN.-I cannot
elieve earth is mans abiding place. II can

"A LIZA y LIE lNEf CduuOS
believe earth is mans abiding place. 1t can
not be that our life is cast upon the ocean
of eternity to float for moment upon its
waves and sink into nothngness Else
why is it that the glorious aspirations which
leap like angels from the temple Of our heart
are forever wandering about unsatis6ed p
Why is it that the rainbow and clouds come
over us with beauty that is no. of earth,
and then pass off and leave us to muse up
on their loneliness Why is it that the
stars which hold their fes,al around the
midnight throne, are set above the grasp of
our limited faculties, forever hooking US
with their unapproachable glory? And,
finally, why is it that the brigh, forms OF
human beauty are presented to our view and
then taken from us, leaving the thousand
streams of our affection 10 flow back in Al
pine torrents on our hearts: We are born
for higher destiny than that of ear,h-
There is a realm where the rainbow never
fades; where the stars will be spread oul
before us like shadows, will stay in our pre-
sence forever.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-22

SHAKESPEARE FRENcHINED.-AF ren :h.
man who aspired to ''do' the leading parts
in an English theatre, gave the folio wing as
a specimen of his ability to play Richard
the III.
Now is de winter Of dam uneasiness,
Made into hot weddare by York's little boy
Dat is what you call de son of York J
And de dark cloud which stick at de top
OF de house, in de bolton Of de sea,
Dead and buried. But as for me, aha
! ave de bumb upon my back, ave;
Dam handy leg am Questionable and
And for al dis, de dam dog bow, WOW a, me
As walk by him.
RARA AvIs.-We had a rare and noble
specimen Of the true genus NAN IN our Of
fee to-day. A young citizen who takes and
pays for SEVENTEEN PAPERS, dailes and
weeklies There is gem in society. He
is in sound health Of course he is in con-
slant good humor-knows everybody and
y.hing-and is adored by the ladies'
VIVA. an example! We say to every no.
mes. man, "go thou and do likeuise %
Buffalo Republic.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-22

PRESERVING BUDS AND GRAFTs.-Pre-
serving the scions of fruit trees in moist saw
dust, has proved superior 10 any other. !.
is better than damp moss in the facility with
which the scion may be perfectly embedded,
leaving no interstices, and it excels moist
sand in being lighter, more spongy and en-
,irely free from grit. We have preserved
scons, which were out in summer, for bud
ding, till the following spring, and grated
with entire success; and we have KEEP,
wln,er-cut gratis till midsummer, perfectly
fresh, and applied them successfully in bud
ding. A bushel Of sawdust will retain its
moisture for many weeks nearly unaltered;
but water must not be applied too copously
or water soaking and decay will be the re-
suit. The north side Of building or Gel
lar is the best place to keep the grafls-it
being less liable to frequen. changes of tenn
perature.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-22

MARRIAGE COMPARED WITH SINGLE
LIFE.-Marriage is a school and exercise of
virtue and though marriage halh cares, We,
the single life hath desires which are more
and more dangerous, and often
of duty and exercise of piety and there
fore, if single life hath more privacy of de-
vo,ion, yet marriage hath more necessities
and more variety of it, and in an exercise Of
more graces.
Marriage is the proper scene Of piety and
patience, of the duty of parents and the cha
rity of relations here kindness is spread
abroad, and love is united and made firm
as center marriage is the nursery Of
heaven. The virgin sends prayers to God,
bu, she carries but one soul to him bu,
the state of marriage fills up the numbers
Of the elect, and hath in j, the labor of love.
and the delicacies of friendship, the bles-
ings of society and the union of hands and
hearts.
1t hath in it less Of beauty, but more oil
safety, than the single life :; it hath more
care, bu, less danger; it is more merry and
more sad is fuller Of sorrows and fuller oil
joys; it lies under more burdens, but is sup
ported by all the strengths Of love and cha
rity, and those burdens are delightful.
Marriage is the mother of the world, and
preserves kingdoms, and fills cities and
churches, and heaven ITSELF Celibacy, like
the fly in the heart Of an apple, dwels in
perpetual sweetness, bu. sits alone, and is
confined and dies in perpetual singular,y
but marriage like the busy bee, builds a
house an0 gathers sweetness from every
flower, and labors and unites into republics
and sends out colonies, and feeds the world
with delicacles, and obeys their king and
keeps order, and exercises many virtues
and promotes the interest Of mankind, and
is that stale of good things of which God
hath designed the presen. constitution Of
the worId.-Bishop Taylor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-22
USEFUL RECEIPTS.

JAPAN WRITING INK-Boil four ounces
of logwood one hour in six quarts of wafer.
supply the efficiency as it wastes strain
the decoclon, and add more water TO make
the quantity up to five quarts; if it be def
Gent, and while the liquor is still hot, add
twenty ounces of bruised aleppo gals; four
ounces Of sulp hate Of iron, previously cal
cined to Wilderness; three ounces of brown
sugar, six ounces Of gum arabic, and half an
ounce Of acetate Of copper, Sc. the vessel
past for fourteen days, frequently agita,ing
it, during the above time; afterwards lie, j,
stand at res. till the coarser paris have fall
en- to the bottom, then pour off and bottle
for use.
COOP WRITING TNK.-Take finely bruis-
ed gals, three ounces sulphate Of iron, one
ounce logwood shavings, one ounce; and
of vinegar, one quart, put these ingredients
into a bottle, and agila,e them occasionally
for twelve or fourteen days, then let the
courser parts subside, and pour off the ink
for use.
Nole.-The tendency of ink to become
mouldy is prevented by keeping few
cloves in the ink bottle, or by dissoIving
about three grains Of corrosive sublimate in
each pint: but recollec. corrosive sublimate
is virulent poison.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-05-22

GRATING AND IMPRovEMENTs.-M
K. Williams, formerly Of Newark, New
Jersey, an able and well-informed agricul-
turist, whose observations have been of vast
importance 10 farmers throughout our coun-
try, delivered an excellent address few
weeks since before the Kalamazoo Agricul-
.ural society, Michigan. The following re-
marks on the case, with which any man
may prove the quality Of his fruit, we ex-
tract from his address:
Gas it is with animals and vegetables, so
i. is with fruit. You can have s,unted as
trlngent, grabbed fruit, or the mos, delicious.
The precau,ion to send neighbours boy 10
snip off shoot from a fine tree, while you
are stopping TO decide the affairs of the ma
ton with him-a few minutes taken to slide
it under the bark while you are waiting
for meal at home, will transform useless
shoot into valuable tree, that shall furnish
pleasure and nutriment 10 generations of
men. A few minutes improved now and
then, which would be otherwise idIed away,
will surround your dwelling with grove,
which shall prove of the greatest utility,
and delightful embellishments
81 know men say they have no time
yet have always observed tina, men who
make this excuse: have plea,y of time To
lounge at the tavern-plenty Of time 10 run
after some moun,ebank or Granddaughter
~ of time to litigae with neighbor. No
man plant the tree. 1t will grow while
you sleep. Budis. Graltit. Nursei,, ant
it shall gladden. the sight and please the pa.
late of people yet unborn, and you shall
have memorial of your existence spring.
ing from the green sod, when you shall re.
pose beneath it.
"Some five or six years ago, found or
the place where | reside, some scrubs o.
natural fruit The tops Of my trees, my
neighbors said, were too large to graft
But they were grated with considerable
labor. My predecessor nigh. have budded
or grated each with single germ, anl
saved me nineteen twentieths of the time
and expense. Another set Of men told me
the country was not natural for fruit. pu
in the gratis, and for years have had an 9.
bundance of delicious fru, for the table OF
cookery, for myself and my neighbors, il
summer, fall and winter; and find none
will eat it more .greedily than those wht
have no time to graft their own trees, ane
who curse the climate as unfit for fruit"