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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-18
From The Charlottesville Advocate.
oUANo.

We learn. from ihs Agent Al This pIare.
ihal 500 tons ~ Guano have been brought
10 this county (apwards Of 200 10 the de-
not in CharlosirsviIle.) on the railroad
wiI,ing ihrissi rwo months I; and we have
no doubt illa, 2 or 800 tons win be used
in Albemarle ON wheat This fsll. if The
supply he equal 10 the demand. From so
extensive use OF a foreign and high prired
manure. the belief must he very general
among nur farmers that .ii will pay"
and so we beIiese Il was wherever used
in The county l,ishw,o.- We presume we
could MI perform mo acceptable SER
vice 10 our rradrrs (ihe agricultural por-
,ian especially than 10 give them all The
light We ean gather as 20 the effects Of
Guano upnn The various crops. The profit.
sbleness uf an Investment in II. and the
pertnanenre of the improvement Of land
10 which il has be applied. We publish
with pleasure the following letter frorn one
of our best aud most intelligent farmers.
and invite all who have used Guano 10
give their brother farmers the hencfil oI
their experience. through our column:
Mn. EDIroR:
1 concur with secret writer in the
Wing, that Farmers who used this arlirle
las, year, should give the results of their
experiments to the puhlic--in order that
fi,is unquesiionabIy valuable manure,
j. may al once get into general use. and
lift is hnmbug, the sooner il is exposed
t,e better. used last fall one and hall
tons on wheat sowed on red land. Il
was applied TO corn land Of pretty good
qualiiy-ils product in corn was between
s and Q barrels 10 the acie. The Guano
was applied al the rate Of 200 lbs. 10 the
acre,-ploughed under with two hor.e
plow. and The wheat narrowed in about
10Th October. II ripened or s days
earlier than the same kind Of wheat on
contiguous land Of The same quality. ]
measured or four acres Of land and had
itthreshed separately result was IL /
bushels To the acre. Of wheat Of lair quail.
", though somewhat injured by the rust.
1 then ,hreshed separately the wheat from
four acres adjoining, on which there was
no Guano The result was bushels TO the
acre. The Guano cost me 50 per acre.
The increased product Of wheat being 81
bushels. a, onc dollar per bushel, would
iusl nay the cost or The Guano with inter-
est. llis proper TO add, that The clover
ON the land dressed with Guano is decided
ly more vigorous aud luxuriant that on
the land adjoining.
alsn applied This spring 1900 lbs, TO
Is acres Of very Thin land in oais-ihis
too, was turned under with two horse
plow. The result was an increase Of the
GA, crop, as nearly as | could estimate. ol
5000 lbs. .lsheaI oats, over what The same
land yielded 10 oats last year. Putting
the oats a, City cents per one hundred
pounds, the increase from Gnano would
he s3O, against cost Of $33a. Here
100. vegetation is very luxurianl upon The
land since tile oats have been taken of.
Respectfully. &c..
B. ii. MAGRUDER.
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MAsAGEMENro OF ANIMALS.

In breaking or managing horse, how
ever iniraciable or stubborn his temper
may be, preserve your own. Almosteve-
~ faul, Of the b,ue arises from ignorance.
BE patient with him. teach and coax hun,
and success. 10 time, is certain. There
are tricks, however. which are The results
Of confirmed habit or vicionsness, and
these sometimes require different treat
ment. A horse accustomed TO starting
and running away, may be eileetually
tnfed by putting him TO the top ofhls speed
on such occasions, and running him I'LL
pretty thoroughly exhausted.
A horse that had trick If pulling al
his britlle and breaking il, was al last re-
,luceJ to better habits, BY tying him tight
" to a stake driven on The bank ol deep
stream. With his tail pointing 10 The
water, he commenced pulling al ihe halter,
which suddenly parting, over the bank he
iumbled, and after a summersel or two,
and faundering a while in the wsier. he
was satisfied TO remain al his post in fn-
ture, and break no more brides.
A ram has been cured Of a buiiing al
everything and everybody, by placing an
.unresisling efiigy in similar position
when the sudden assault on 4 wlntIy day
resulted in tumbling his ranshlp INTO
coii both. which his improved manners
io.k good care to avoid III future.
4 >heep,kiling dog has been made io'
Mi Il ashamed ever again 40 look sheer
AZ ll.e lace, by lying his bind legs TO
slell IAN, on .lllc brow Of hin, while lib
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-09-18

In cold night Of November. in The year
1925. man cnveloped in cloak. rap
ped at The door OF one Of The most dis.
iinguished adyoraics of Paris. He was
quickly shown 10 The chamber Of The learn
ed lawyer.
.Sir." said he. placing upon the table
large parcel Of papers. Il am rich; but
the suil that has been instituted against
me today win entirely ruin me. AT my
age, y fortune Is not TO be rebuilt, so that
The loss OF The suit will condemn me forever
to the most Irighiful misery. ! come to
ask the aid Of your talents. Here are the
papers; as 10 The facts. will. if you
please. expose them clearly To you."
The advocate listened alIenlively to The
stranger; then opened the parcel, exsmin-
ed all the papers il contained. and said:
. Sir. the action laid against you is found.
ell in Justice aud morality. Unfortunately,
in spite Of the admirable perfection Of
our codes. law does moi always accord
with Justice. and here the law is for you.
lf, therefore, you res, strictly upon the
law, and avail yourself without exception
of all Tie means in your favor. il above
all, these means are exposed with clear
ness and force. you will infallibly gain
this suil, and nobody can afierwardssdis-
puie that fortune which you fear 10 lose"
. Nobody in the world,' replied the
client. . is so competent to do this as your.
self. An opinion drawn up in this sense
and signed BY you would render me in
vulnerable. am bold enough 70 hope
thai you viii not refuse il 10 me.
The skillful advocate reflected for some
moments. aud. taking up again the papers
which he had pushed away with an abrupt
ness peculiar to him, said thai he would
draw up 10 The opinion. and iha, il should
be finished The following day al the same
hour.
The ellen, was pnnctual TO his appoint
nenl. The advocate presented him with
the opinion, and without taking the trouble
10 reply 10 Tie thanks with which The other
overwhelmed him. said 10 him rudely--
/ .lIere is the opinion; there is no judge,
who, after seeing that will condemn you.
Give me 1900 francs J"
4 The cliem was struck dumb and mo-
iionless with surprise. :.
Il You are free to keep your money.
said the advocate. as am 10 throw this
opinion in the iire."
So speaking. he advanced toward The
chimney; hui The other stopped him, and
declared that lie would pay the sum de'
mantled, bul that he had only hall oi y
with him.
| He drew, in fact, from his pockei-book
500 francs in hank notes. The advocate
with one hand took the notes, and with
the other threw the opinion into the dIaw
er.
But" sald the client, 81 am going,
You please. 10 give you my note ior tn
remainder"
!. want money. Bring me $500 NOR
irancs or you shall not have one line"
There was no remedy and the 3,0O'
francs were paid; but The clieni,to reveng
himself Of being so pIllaged. hasied 10 ciI
, cula,e this anecdoie. Ii got into the pa
, pers, and lor fortnight there was delug
, ur wiiticisn Of all kinds upon the disn
!. ,errsledncss Of the grca, alsosatc. Tnes
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aork were quietly feeding II she boiiom.
On l,finK set IRE. and somewhat startled
Al setting aul. In his haste 10 rrioin his
fneads. he iumblrd and shumped master
Tray so sadly over the stones and gnlIies.
that he was quite satisfied n cuniine HIM
seIf 70 cooked mutton thereafter.
Mans reason was given him 10 control
" Tie beasts of The Geld and sIe birds a
the air." by other means Than brute force.
n he viii bring This into play. he will have
no difficulty in meeting and overcoming
every emergency Of pervere intellect OF
bad habits in The dumb hing. By his su-
perior cunning. Ere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11
sYMFTOMS.

INE common symptoms of WORMS are, paeness ofthe
countenance, and at other times universal flushing OF
me lace itching OF the nose starting in the Sleep the appe
lite sometimes bad, and at other times voraeios frequent
pains in the side, with dry cough and palpation of the
heart
MEDCINE.-Though numberless medicines are extolled
for expeing and killing worms, there las been none so eff
caclous as SHOWS COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF PINK ROOT No difficulty is found in administering
1t cannot harm the smallest infant there is no mercury
or mineral N it. This valuable preparation prepared BY
SNOW q MASON, Apothecaes at l67 Broad St, Proyi-
dence, r. l., and for sale by Druggists generally
CAUTIoN-The purchaser win be sure and inquire for
SHOWS Compound Fluid Extract OF Pink Root and see Eat
the bottle is signed by C. A. w Snow.
o. Sold in Worcester by ID. Scott Jr, & Co., L. T. La
zel anu A Clarke. eod3m oct 80
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WATERS HAZE DYE.

HE great and inc easing demand for Hair Dye and the
diligently OF pfocv ring GOOD ARTICLE, has induced the
subscribers to ment, until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye that SURPRISES other now in use
The advantages possesses other kinds are that the
application perfectly simple the Hair requires no pre-
vons preparation is entirely free from any mpleasan
smells, and does no fade, crock, or wash out.
IL docs not like Ordinary Hair Dye, leave an unpleasant
and unnatural dyness of the hair but same time that
its color is chang ed, retains its natural and
sreng then its Bwth and prevent its falling out CEN
tlenen who have air and whskers lighter eoor will
find easy to match the two; and those whose hair
grown prematurely grey it its original
ty and with less expense and trouble than with any Dye in
CERS
For sale by NJ. B. GREEN, and LEWIS t. LAZEII~
June 22 eQdf
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TO THE PUBLIC.

EAR. D. G. HARRINGTON, from Boston, would Inform
~ he public that he has opened his Office al ISo 10
hI;s1za St Worcester, . stairs formerly occupied
by Mr. thompson where he be consulted BY persons
afflicted with discusses of any kind with respect ana con
dence and of cure being performed Dr. ii hiss for the
asi Ten years pala particular attention TO the study ana
Practise ofemale complaints ard perfectly his he be-
come acquainted it'll I,eir systen, that without Boosting
"a can adrdht c'ne rom an diseases ptcufid h al
So successful has been his oftreatmee he ha,
been called upon by other members IS medical faculty
to his mode of practice nd has been yi.i
That purpose wiliSh answered lls most SAM as ,eta
TONS
In Offering the results ofhs long study and practical ex
peril nee IL his many friends he governed by leeh,g Of
humanity only tor much have they been deceived by
pretended madams" and miserable pills and quack nos
rdms, that it is tine that healthy mode Of pfactioa
should be inroduced,n speaking of Quacks, Dr. IT, does
not wish to be understood all medical profess
son but those who have for the last six Years
hiied the newspapers OF the day with their diges adj
vesenents making great pretentiols medical slencr
when they do not know the healing Dr. H. pfotss,s
be skilnll In curing the following discusses sea ~
the ungs, Liver Complaints Nervous diseases and GENERA;
Debility, arising hom bad habits when Young mn, in
experienced az the different forms Of weakness that are
caused by bad habits from exerpns full yignr ,es
tored in very short time VITA ut any hndance from Lusi
ness II A4.t
DR. H. has also gained 10 himself great reputation a.
the permanent cure long standing Chronic and obstipaI
seases, the treatment Of which he has devoted erea,
Of his time to his extensive practice, will be warra
Ell IN all cases, however long standing they NAV bc
DR. II. socs eall from all who may be afflicted vi,
any disease, and those suffering from The meaeury ~
eohten.pshy aunnisereil or from qusck nosttums ALL
iilisteted by ignorant empyric ~
NIB The best Of ACCOMMODATIONS firris,,ed for ~,
sick OF both sex Il required with good nurses and al @
sonsse rate 4dofss Gratis, rthe rst cnlsltao, N
Dr. y can be CONSULTED by letter and NJ the d;s1
tcaraty described, medicines win be Forwarded al % -
n VII oe returned ltyoa are sick call on De- n
ioihlS % do with them ia lefty nor any other ~
rs 10 tae Lddies--A female who haa n ,baro,a.
' "T,ase o. tser complaints vii be in attendance 10 Gu
~ oaiae hcurs from "a ~, 70 . Pm, s,pdsvs So,
tso;y--dec
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11
MADANE YOUNG,
THE WON ERFUL AND
MYSTERIOUS LADY,
OR THE CELEBRATED
u III r. II N o OGI

VTTHOSE fame has spread throughout he New England
w States, where she has been travelling a number
of years, and has with uniyaled success, would
say all those Ladies' ard Gentlemen, who may be curl
to learn the FUTURE EVENTS that may distinguish
their lives, reates to BUSINESS, MARRIAGE, SICK
NESS, ABSENT FRIENDS WHETHER DEAD OR
ALIVE that she will answer 2ay question rela i've the
PAST, PRESENT OR FUTURE. Also, Reveal Mystic
lies, and Foreell Coming Events with astonishing
cy.
She will also give Information regards Disease. The
Afflicted VIII he greatly benefited by consulting her
MADAME Y. will also give PIIRENOL ILLOGICAL EN-
AMiNATIONS, and furnish her patro with Charts.
Terms so cents-Charts extra Madame ung will re
main in this place but short time. Those shng
suit her, will call soon, her engageme call her else
where
ceser Ladies visit her by the private
on Thomas street, first door up stairs to the left.
Worcester, Dec. 5, 1850 DIFF
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Drawing and Oil Painting.

MFRS. FRANCES r. TOWNE, VIII receive pupils o
vi either at her the Manufacturers In
surance Office, No. 162 Main ST., Briney Row.
NIB Ms. TowNE will fdesiredtak Portraits in Oil or
crayons from Miniatures or Daguemeotypes. Also make
copies of Portraits other Pices Specimens of COPY
ing can be her room.
~ Hours from 10 to y AM, to PM.
Worcester Nov. 6, 1850. DIFF
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a CARD.

We beg leave to notify friends and patrons, and
the public generally, that having completed the add
tons and alterations in ~u.~Store, (of which gave
notice last SPRING., have moved back to the NEW
STORE, where are prepared to EXHIBIT THE
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED SrocK of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
or the retail trade, in the Sate together with Feath-
crs, Hair Mattresses, Painted Floor Cloths &c. &c.
In all the alterations and improvements have made
in our Store, have had constantly in mind the com
fort and convenience Of our customers, and in doing
lhis we have spared expense to make store
SECOND TO NONE IN THE STATE, and having &C,
colnriished this object, beg to assure friends
md the public, that every effort of ours win be make
our assortment of goods and the low prices at which
they offered the chief attraction to our establish
neat; and we desire further to say to our numerous
patrons and friends that feeluner many Obligations
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon in year
past, and would solicit its continuance and influence
Any person who shall receive ungentlemany treatment
from any Clerk in employ, will confer great favor
" reporting the same to either of the firm,
B. L. HARDON s. Co
(B. L. HARDoN,
g., &
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For $ese Gr Exchange.
METALLIC
FIRE AND WEATHER PROOF PAINT

4 HIS celebrated article found in Northern Ohio is min
era substance dug from the earth, containing according
to the Analysis of the best chemists oxid of iron magnetism
nitnnia, seicia &c. forming compound which, when ap
pied to the surface OF Brick Wood, Stone Iron be-
zones perfect Slate covering pcrriobS the action of
FIRE or ttather For sale BY the subscribers at sARon
ONO, or No 10 EXCHANGE ST., WORCESTER, Mass.
where all orders may be addressed.
BEACH ~ JOHNSON.
u. D. tait u Co, Agents for Millbury. d2awtf JyS0
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JANKTNS & CL0UGH,
Fashionable Hair Dressers.

THE subscribers would respectfully inform their
former customers and the public generally that they
have formed copar;nershp take effect and after
Monday Dec. 3D. at the shop under the CENTRAL HOTEL,
where both OF the above firm will be found in puncua
tendance they will also keep constantly on hand supply OF
Jatis Tfi5oh hUigoraof, very superior article for
the hair.
Messrs JsNKIYs & CLouGu return their most sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage which they have heretofore
received, and hope in their unon unite large share of
their former customers. d3m-Dec. 3.
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WEDDING CAKE BOXES,
BAY STATE sHAWLs.

bAI DAAAA DIlhVd A1,
AVlNG just completed my arrangements forthe extern
L sive sale of the BAY STATE MILLS SHAWIS, l
would take an early opportunity to inform the public that
have received large lot of all different styles and quail
lilies AID am prepared to sell them at WHOLESALE OF
RETAIL at rs L0W RITES as they can be purchased
NJ the Manufacturers.
MERCHANTS from the country can be supplied at my
Store at the agents lowest prices my advantages for OBJ
Timing them eqtaL TO Gjg IF the largest J0b6in
90HSeS in Boston. MARTIN STOWE,
No. Flagg Buildings,
Aug 90 dwtf opposite Central Hotel
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RUBBER BOOTS.

GENTS PATENT RUBBER BOOTS the best kind o.
" Boot TO keep feet dry in wet weather.
Also, good assortment of RUBBER OVERSHOES, fol-
sale at a small advance from manufacturers prices
NOv14 DIFF l. S. CHAPMAN, 81 MAIN ST..
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Chafin's Premium Yarn.

(WHICH received a DIPLOMA at the late Mechanics
w Fair, is TO be found only at the
DORCHESTER THREHD STORE.
Be it known, that have this Gay appointed JosEpI A..
ROWLAND sole Agent for the sale of my Premium Yarn in
Worcester. and other person authorized keep
the from this date ROYAL FL. CHAPLIN.
Holden, Nov. l6, 1850
u All qualities for sale at the Manufacturers prices
the WORCESTER THREAD STORE, No. Eli MAIN STREET
nearly opposite CIRCUITS Book Store. dow Nov1S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11

DR0CTIE CAsHMER3 LONG SHAWLs,
In New and Choice CoIorimgs.
XETE ask the attention Of buyers very large stock
~ of Cashmere Long Shawls, embracing the richest
most eleg Styles i'll colorng and patterns offer
ed in this city.
These goods worthy the especial attention Of every
person in want Of Long Shawl, selling them
very low prices. b. L. HARDON Il co
novI9 dw,EcIwis
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Brant's Indian Remedies

ENOR he cure of Consumption, Coughs Colds etc. 70,
Il SALE wholesale and retail by SPURR Il SlBLEY
Sept 3 deoddSwtf 40 Main-st., Worcester
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FOUND.
BOARD.

TWO Gentlemen can be furnished with Board at con
venent residence Pleasant Street, by application to
The subscriber at the Store of B. L. Harden & Co.
novl diff c. BENZ. MOSELY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-11
COFFTN MANUFACTORY.
Sedman's Endlesg Chain Punnn.

FE subscriber has been appointed Agent for the sale of
Il "BDMhN'S ENDLESS CHAIN PUMP in Worcester
and vicinity and he is prepared to ill all orders for
and if desired, to set up, this justly celebrated pump
JOSEPH ID. BRIGHAM, IL Portland St
Worcester, Oct &, 1850. d2aw&wtf
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To Let,
To Rent,

rFHE GOTHIC STORE No. ITO MAIN sr. Inquire of
L nog5 diff VIM. DICKINSON.
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NEW STOVES.
Cal and examine the best Udety Of Ne2g Stores 10 be
fouEd in Forester,
At LORING'S, NO. 10 Main-street,
WHOLESALE RETAIL STOVE AND lRoN SToRE.
I HAVE the BAY STATE for coal and wood, uneqnalled
4 by any other stove. Also the FARMERS Air Tight
Stove, warranted; QUEEN OF THE CITY; BUNKkR
HILL. &c.
FOR PARLOR STOVES l have some very desirable
which will work well with wood coal Fer Sitting
Rooms, have Stoves with OUens, either for wood cea
bat call and loOkmy stock is large-mY prices ow-ny
desire to please all who give a call.
10 MAIN STREET,
OLD STAND OF RICHARDSON & LORING.
Sept ). 9odwsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-03
G0VBRN0R's MESSAGE.

F,iiov Ciffsni Of ne Ssno'e sns .4sss@6lyi-
10 stefeE Of the condition of the state during the
year which haG clcsfd uhis there many causes of
abundant thankfansss. u L. not permitted 70 M 70
indulge In uaons upon the cnutiuusnee % us
& people Of he blessing. Of general public healts
Ihe sovereign Ruler 81 the universe in iiis wisdou
has seen a.. during the past 20 viss say por
tons q the State with malignant disease witch has
tWept away Thousands Of our fellow citizens. We have
eti yeitoo many ofths blessings whch bouutifal Poo
Niderce has vouchsafsd 20 us not % submit with re-
henaiion 10 such dispeneations As Is viss purposs
.,-y brng upon ~, aud We may now with reason be
.iei that the scourge has ceased to exist within
n stste The progress and the ravagss Of this mys-
" c,teafe suggest the necessity Of the exercise OF
uunts a. the guardians 81 th. public health to in
s.lpS.s 20 fsr a. human agency may avail whatever
80 enhctthents Iu ~ be efficient g. guard sxaiost
the re srrearnoce of this pst.ps. to iVsstgsts ~
htoi. eso ~ nature and In the event or its return
pon tie outbreak Of IN. a,,,,,. oh,,... .t,,,.
STATE IN rursusrce a the authority oopse,red b, an
act q tle Lesiiatufc, passed a. tie last s.es,on
issusd proclamation on the ffth dav a. T,ra 80
vying aud contu uing In force Tor on. 80,
datf the "Act for The preservation of tbs nubIc
h,"th, Is..ea June y, ls32 Under th. aot boards
throughout the State. and the sAnafivs ami ,ro,s,
tousry powers coufetIs. 10y the have bsen fouud
tfcscions in removing Usny ~ those causes when
hsve been supposed 20 attract aud 70 On this dseass
whose hatuie and whose course have been subs 90
mysereusi aud 50 efratic az % bse the Investigations
q science
II il nearly eighteen years since u made i,s
trst sppesrence on this continent within that p,-
riod u has three times overspread the whole breadth
Of the land and while u has claimed its Thousands
upon thousands cf victims much remains 90 be
,,aIn.d u Its natr,e its orgio, its eourse or it,
proper Treatment The dsvotioa q medical Iaen to
tie caufe q bumtbty and their frequent gratuitous
attentoa shd constant seitsacri6ong pfivat'n- f5r
the slesison cf human suffering rreciuds the idea
That the continued absence q accurate and of 90.
knewleeged information, Is the result Of any want of
sk OF attention their part 10 p-oceeds raj her
from the sent of sn accurate combu alton a reliable
facta within TIE experience Of the individual members
q the medical profession.
No subject more universally affects all classes, aud
al members 81 the community than that oi The public
heolth therefore earnestly request Jour sttention
70 the exstirg laws this subject aad suggest the
rroprety Il their osreful review snd smsndment
tfrecisy vh Ver 20 fecure the benefit q the com
Sned perience of cien6c and learned men through
out the state With respect 10 the ofgin the es1sss