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Price Reduced
EAUGHN'S
LIPH n FRIPTIC MIXTURE |
/ arge I:ottles : only One DoIIar.

afee Lot'ies NA43 Sne Dollar
The Proprietor Of the Great American Remedy '.Vauous.s
VEGETABLE LiruoSrgIPTic MixTuRE'' induced 5y n,
urgent solicitations Of bis Asen,s. throughout the Unitsl
stses and Caaada, has now
Reduced the Price
Of his popular and well known articles and froa da,-
henceloh. he will put but size only, ms guar
hO'sles:-tie retail priee viii be
ONE DOLLAR,
Tie public may rest assarcd that the character e y M
cine, It's strength and curative properties WILL
UNcHANaED, and the win be bestowed il
pairing il as heretofore.
As this medicine under its reduced price, will be purchased
by those who have hitherto made themselves acquainted
with its virtues, the proprietor would beg nitrate that bis
article is ba cassed with the amount of Remedies
Of the day; claims for itself greater healing p0uer in
al Diseases than oth0r preparation HOp before the
resr aud has suaained itself for eight years by its superior
medical virtues and, until this reduction commanded double
the price Of any other article in this line
NoTIeE PARucu'.ARLy this article with grea. heal
ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
aud al other organs upon proper action OF which life and
health depend.
This medicine has a Justly high repue remedy for
Dropsy and Gravel
and all diseases of that II may be relied upon when
the intelligent physician has abandoned his patien-and for
these distressing diseases, especially DRoPsy the prop
would earnestly and honestly recommend it, At its
present price easily obtained by ALL and the trial will prove
the article to be the
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
s Please ask for pamphets-the agents give them away
they contain sixteen pages of receipts lin addition 10 full
medical matsr valuable for household purposes and which
will many dollars per to practical housekeepeB
These receipts introduced to make the book of great
value, aside from ia character advertising medium for
the medicine, the testimony in favor Of which, in the form of
Letters from all parts OF the country, be relied
~" Vaughns Vegetable Lithonrptc Mixture the
Great American Remedy, for sale in bottles 81
each, small bottles 80 each. No small bottles viii DO
issued after the present stock is disposed Of
Principal Office Buffalo, N. Y, 2O7 Main Street,
G. c. VAUGHN
N. All letters excepting from agents and dealers with
whom transacs business be post paid attention
will be given to them.
Joha BtoH Cadjz, o.
A Z Ccogbcy, Nee Mar&ci, 9
H}gg s l'arrisA, Hoorfrld, o
Ihoma& ArncH Anirim, 0.
O26ea & Ct~h, CamMidgc, 0
II. Roby S' Ca, LceSburgh, O.
J Fo'6es, sem, Hugers!omH,O
Nay D, 1850.
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TERMS BY TIE QUARTER.

All Kinds ct rennvafine such rs taking all
OF sans. grease spots, &c. from clol,ii,a
done at the shortest notice
Wen Shave yon well aud wash you clean
Asany body ever SEEN,
And cut your hair and oil il too
And scratch until youll say twill do;
And il yon dou'i believe, o CONT ald Try
And see il do tell lie.
cnn'i be beat do dccla
IN shavng nrat and cutting hair;
Aud il Mt first | shave with ease,
You then can come whenever yon please,
For know my hand is old and Iricd
And never known tn sPsar slide.
My RAzors are Hll rut aud drieI
And never known 10 tear the hiir
~@hz. July 10, 1850. LOT WILLIS
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound syrup Of Wild cherry!
A TRULY WONDERFUL CURE!
RgAp Tms fxrnAoRpixsnr CASE.


DEckMGER 25, 1913.
Dr. Sw,yvE: Dear Sir-lIaving contracted a
severe cold. which settled upon nay lungs. uren-
ded with a violent cough pain in my side and
breast. difficulty n; breathing, was attended by
ply scians oflhn first espcrtnbility :but my SYM
toms brcamc very alarming; there was an nhccss
formed IN my lungs and made It's way through my
side. and discharged large quantities OF puss ex-
tcrnaly. 50 thai my physician thought the power
or functions OF one al my lungs were totally dc
stroycd- therefore surpassed the case entirely
hopeless, This mournful STATE Cf things c0ntin.
ut d for ong time. unIil was wasted and worn
tUa skeleton had tried number oi remedies i
but all Inilcd To do any good. But there sin be.
ing spark of hope left with nc aud my anxious
purents. nnd hn,irg hoard ul the great virtues
your COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY. and its being approved Of by physicians of
the fist cminencc, conclnici 10 make u trial
Of il. and to my great satisfaction. my congh
gradually grew better; The hole in my side be-
gan to heal. and am now happy To say, from Il
poor and almost ipclcss skeleton, hive become
henl nlthv and weigh more than ever have All
my neiShbors can tcstU the tily above fnG;.
AnRAHAu IiUNsKER
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Eiactweifs Island, Sept ! l. l9l7.
DR. S. 7. TowNsEsD-- Dear Sir: have suffered ter.
riby for nine years with the Rheumatism c0nsiiera-
bic of the time could not eat, sleep er walk had
the utmost distressing paias and my limbs were ter.
rbly swollen. have used four bottles Of your Sarsa.
rarilla, and they have done me more than one thou.
sand dollars worth of good am so much betteriu-
deed am entirely relieved You are at liberty to
use this for the benefit Of the afflicted
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS.
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FEe$h Groceries!

viii constantly be Kept on hand and for rsaIc.
COFFEE, TEA and SUGAR. New Orleans NJ,
lasscs. Sugar House, do No. 2 and 3 Mac krrel;
Rice. Pepper, Spice. Ginger, Raisus, AImond,,
common aud spanish. Soars. CASTLE. y,riegaie
and Roain. Candies, Brooma. Bud-cors. bnttipt
candiewicking, Ruzn, Salt, mud Kentucky Lime,
Also, Forks, Hoes and Scythe Suaths. together
with all other ARTICLES usually kept in groceries;
aud all OF which he offers. wholesale or retail. AZ
Vow as can be had in this market.
All kinds OF country produce taken in exchange
ior Grocerrs SAMUEL uNMiIITON
Cadiz, april H., ISj0-u.
N. B He keeps n four horse team continually
rnnning from iadia 10 the river, for the nccommo
dation OF tho Public. sill
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Splitting Blood.

DR. S. P. TowNsEND--l verify believe your sarsn
Parila has been the means, through Providence, of
saving my life. have for several years had a had
Cough. 1t became worse and worse At last raised
large quantities of blood had night sweats aud " as
greatly debItaed and reduced and did not expect to
live. have only used your sersap parilla short time
and there has wonderful change been wrought in
am now able to walk all over the CITY I raise
no blood, and my cough has left me. You can well
imagine that am thankful for these results Your
Obedient servant. WIN Russell. 65 t,atherina.st
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Eg BE- ENHQDV Al:

'It' subscriber las removed bis Grocery TO
his own building. farmcrly occuDied 6y ],
K CRAWFORD, rs ii snddlcr shop. on Main
street. two doors west ofJJhn Bpalls Dug Store.
where be hopes, by strict attention to business
t" be able 10 Hcronndnlc all who may favor him
with their patronage, MS he is determined 10 sell
ow for cash. A tail sn3rI of
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The Rev. John eerer

OF Jersey City, an old and highly rc2pectale clergy
man of the Baptist Denominations handed in the FOL-
lowing certificate ut DR.. S, F. TownaeHls ofice II
speaks for itself.
DR. s. P. TowNsEYD--Dear Sir: am constrained TO
give you statement Of the benefit derived from
using your Sarsaparilln, believing by so doing
shall render benefit to those who re suffering as
have been was reduced for many months by the
Dyspepsia, so much that II was with much difficulty
To- me to walk or keep about. | had also letter
which covered the most part Of my head-which was
extremely troublesome and it got to be almost
a scsb. ! used quite number of remedies for both
the complaints but received little or no benef until
took your sarsaparilla, which, through the kindness
OF Providence has restored to more than my us,al
health, as am now enjoying better than have for
number Of years. am new 60 years of age be.
eve il to be an invaluable medicine and recommend
II TO my numerous acquaintances which Is very
large, as have been minister a great many years
hope this hasty sketch may be as much benefit to
you as your medicine has 10 me
July II, ls47. JOHN SEGER, Jerrey City.
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PriHc'Pti CGcc FIR ne Western Sta'es, on
" ST.. d5ora oboue 4ti ST., Cincinnati
Oto &, W Ctitoa9 Gca Agent, 10 wion
all ordnS mRSi be nddrp@el
Far safe bg JOIN BEALL, Cdai.; A
r Crosieg, Ncr Nmktf a. r. Moore &
Co., Uaioara'e; ! Ftmper, Hmrisrilc
Dapd 4rb0ngi Aeo Rumirg; McElroy &
R0sseH, Ncp Jegersoa; J & A Tagqari
TpP,canoc. Oc, "a, i5l9 IL.
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DR.. s P. TowNsEvp-Dear Sir : have little girl
seven years of age, who has been several years
afflicted with Fits we tried almost every thing for
her but without success; at last although wo could
find no recommendation in your circulars for cases like
hers, we thought, as she in very delicate health
we would give her some of your Sal saparla and are
glad we did for it not only restored her strength but
she has had no return OF the Fits, to our very great
pleasure and surprise She is fast becoming rugged
and healthy for which we feel grateful
Yours respectfully, JOHN BUTLER ia.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-20

TIE ORIGINAL DlSCOVERER OF TIE
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla.
Old Dr. Townsend about 70 years Of and has
long been known as the A UTiHDR and DISCOFERER
Of the q e N JIM e ORIGINAL "TO OWNSEND
SARSA PARiLLd" " Being poor he was compelled 10
limit its BY which has been kept ont
Of market and the sales crCnmscribcd to those only who
had proved worth and known value 1t had reached
the OF many, nevertheless, those persons who had
bOen healed of Diseases and saved from death, pro-
canned It's wonderful
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Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be cured.
Bronchitis, Consumption, Lirsr Compliant, Coids,
Catart, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting Of BiO0d, Sore.
ness IN The Chest, Hectic Flush, Nigh SWsafs, DiE
fcuh or Prctuse ErpsctoratiOn Pain in TIE Side,
&c, hare been md catl b nllfsd
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he Proprietor % the Great American Remedy ~ ,ueHs.e
EGETAalE LIrHoSrgIpTic MiNruEE." iuduced sy IN,
gent solicitations Of bits Agents, throughout the Unis(
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Fits: Fist. Fits!!.

Du. S. r. TowNsENp, not having tested his Sarsa
parilla in of Fits of course never recommended
IT. and was surprised to receive the following from on
intelligent and respectable Farmer in Westchester
d,utRlty
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McBEAN & KNOX, Codis; Thomas
Simpson, New Mmk,ti Moses Lemon. Free
porf; Morgan Biackbwa, BIoomfeM; Il
Pbt'is and Sen, D(ersDalp; Parsons and
Hoilo~oy, Vcstchcsfer; Enoc Coaarar.
EconkIi0, Jqme4 1dggUt,' Tppecanoej w
Watson and Co., Georgrto,ra
Dec 5, 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-20

GtARPEFiNG--0il Clott mud Rug. 10 grnin;
~ Striped aud Rag Cnpoltiug, in various
qualities. Cor snle chenpby
oct 2, 1850. IS. II. & lfoinddon
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NIethotiIst Clergyman.

methOuisI Clergyman.
The following was sent to onr Agent in Railway,
by the Rev. j. .. TUNlS0N of the Methodist Epsc0
pal Churchone of the most learned and respected in
the cOnnection-and is another evidence of the won.
dertul effects Of Dr. s. r. Tow nsends SarsapaIllu On
the system.
FRiEND PEARsoN--EIaYing for some time past az YOU
are aware experienced great general debility of my
system attended with constant and alarming irritation
ofmy throat and lungs was at your instance and in
consequence OF having read Captain McLean's de-
cided testimony in its behalf ndnced to try Dr. S. r.
Townsends iar.famed Sarsapsrilla tried H. cor.
Tess, more in the hope than in the confidence of its
proving ehicacinus but am bound in candor now 10
acknowledge, that bad not tried il long before be-
gan to experience its salutary effects and may now
say, with Captain Mclean "tlat would not be with
out it on any consideration" II has done me more
good than any previous remedy have tried and if
this statement Is deemed by you of ony importance
you have my full consent to make il public
Railway, August Sd, 1877. J. o. TUNIsON.
SCROFULA CURED.
This certificate conclusiyely proves that tins sarsa
parilla has perfect control over the most obstinate
diseases Of the blood. Three persons cured in one
house is Unprecedented
Three Children.
DR. S. P. TowNsEND--Dear Sir; have the pIessure
TO inform you that three of my children have been
cured Of the Scrofula by the use Of our excellent
medicine. They afflicted very severely with
bad Sores; have taken only four bottles il took
them away for which feel myself under great
obligation. Very respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN lO6 wOoster.st
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INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
Communion Cnretl.

As Il renews and invigoraes the system gives activity
to the limbs and strength to the muscular system in
most extraordinary degrne
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". P. PULLING. N. D.
J. WILSON, NJ. D.
II. B. BRIGGS, Nv D.
J. Z. ELMENDoRF, N. D.
Albany, April l, Is47.

1NIV"I'Jf ENIIII = FvFFf
AeESrs.-Redding < Co, No. 8 state.slreet, and
Mrs Z. Kidder No 100 Courtstreet Boston Samuel
kiddtT Jrr Lowell Henry Pratt salem James D.
Green, Woruesterj Allison Gault Concord j.
Balch Son, Providence; md by Druggists and Mer.
chants generally throughout the United States, West
Indies. and the CanadaE.
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OFFICE MARuTAcTCRY
Dr.. S. P. ToWTTSEMD'S
couFuCsp EHrHACr o.
s A IL 8 AP RIFLE

On. ?. TowvsESp's sarsaparilla inygorstes the
whole system permanently. 10 those who have lost
their muscular energy, by the effects of medicine or
indscretion committed in youth, the excessive in
dulgeHce Of the passions and brought by physical
proStraton of the nervous STEM lassitude want of
ambition iaintins sensations, premature decay and
decline hastenng toward that fatal disease Cosuup-
ton can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy
This SarsapsTilla is far superior to any
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03

do their own work, with their own hands.
and by industry and ingenuity TO make the
compost which their more luxurious neigh
Dor buys, while he is paying money they are
making it, and as he grows poorer, they
are growing richer, and underSellIng aim in
the market Thus it is with the free-trader
finding il cheaper to buy the manufactur-
ed articles OF foreign countries, he allows
the refuse and raw material of his own to
rot upon the land, or to he sold Tor uuremu-
neratlve prices 10 foreigners; he is perhaps
rich man, and the owner of large estates,
a gentleman firmer; he refuses TO allow the
necessary protection which gives employ
ment to the poor abou. him; they conse-
qlenily move off upon new lands, and work.
ing them with their own hands, are soon d.
BE To undcrsell aud rnin the once wealthy
proprietor of the old lands; and this is the
history of agriculture III the Atlantic States.
Denied the necessary pro'ectlo- which
they required for their industry, By me rich
er aud more Influential persons who over
top them, they moved off into new terrific
rieS, and established new farms aud plauta-
tons, from which deluge Of cheap produc-
kets OF the Atlantic States.
Had it not been for certain modcum of
protection, arrested by main force from the
rich landholders aud proprieiaries, the con-
dtion of these States would have been tru-
" depiarabie they would have supported
at Tins time, Il pauper population sparseIy
inhahlting an ill-cu!tIvated and ungftetu
soil. Sach is indeed the present condition
of very large part of those States.
The policy aud economy Of New England
has saved, however, at least herself from
degradation. That policy has been to con-
sumo the products of the country, within
the limits of the country, by thrifty indus
try which converts the coar>est aud com
moncSt materials, even ice and granite, into
a source of wcalih-ap erilnacIous industry.
which gathers up the >hredS and fragments
of every art ana trade, and convert. them
into richcs-a ealous industry, which reiu-
ses to let any material, given hy nature, eS
cape from lis hand, until the last degree Of
value has been impaired to it 10y la0or--an
industry saving Of time; which brings the
anyI! near 10 the spade and pick axe, and
the lanIn near TO the plough: which builds
the furnace near the nine, tie forge near
the furnace; winch places the factory amid
the farms, IN order that they may cheap!y
feed and ciolhe each other 1t Is this IT.
dIslry which has saved New England from
the Consequences Of a ruined agriculture,
the worst Consequence that can bel,ll nl-
ton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03

Iapnri1nt Discoveries at .lbyssinH. VI. 70
cher dliercOurt who has laieiy returned from
VOYAGE IT, Abvs>inia, hls brought with hin
about q score OF MSS In the E,hiopttn lingua ge.
all of vast antiquity aud great literary value;
they are folio Ia form, bound in red ellher with
the Greek cross and stranre ornlmenis on the
covers. In some of them the writing runs right
across the pare: III Others It Is IN columns; III
nearly all ii is firm aud bold in character. Some
of the MSS. are on history, relIglnn aud science
one Is a complete and very curious treatise IN
the mysteries of eastern asrolnIy; and one,
which appears to have boen wrirtc at the be
ginning OF the | nh century, contains copy OF
Tic Bible which fif4rs Ia sn,ue resnecis fIn1n
the ordinary version. TO obtain these treasures
NJ. dtlercouit passed a long time 10 Abyssinia
had to employ daflng, cunning and free; to 90
through many ex'Taordinary adventures, and en-
dn5e many rardsh.ps aud prosecutions. lie has
besides, obtained mass ut curious Information
IN religion, (which II seems Is half jewish, halt
Chrlsiian,l The manners and the Coy eTnmeut OF
the singular people wh1 iniiabIt Abys>inia has
ascerIaIned all thai cond be learned IN their
country. OF which 81 Irtle Is known; and has
collected all the flcs calculated To throw light
| on geology mlneralugy, botany, aud other bran
ches of science. BlI what Is more practically
important Than all this Is that he has brought
home with him numerous specimens ota plant,
the rot OF which, reduced 10 powder Is a cure
for bydIophobIa, both IN men and animals. OF
Its virtues NJ. d'llerIcunt bad practical proof !;
f1ur dogs and man having been bitten by mad
dog, were, by application of the remedy, cured
ot the hydrophobla which ensued whilst aith
dog bitten at tn same tine BY the same animal
to winch the remedy was not applet, persisted
IN all the agony OF that horrible disease. The
virtue Ut the plant, aud the N inner of preparing
1t for use were explained TO The traveller by a
polehtale OF the country, VINO assured HIN that
II was there generally used, aud never iaIied.-
rne specimens brought over by 81. d'Iiercouri
have been submitted TO the Academic deS Sci
enecs, and the Committee Of that learned body
has been appointed 10 test their efficacy. Ii, as
II is Confidently hoped, they have not iost their
virtue IN this European cline, the world will
soon be put IN possession OF he means OF curing
one Of the most irl.htfu Diseases TO " hIch flesh
Is heir, and NJ. kocler fiieflcourt will have
the glory of having conferred measurable
blessing on msnklnd.-Paris Correspondent O
the Literary Gazette.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03

Gates the wearing of linen next the person, and
flannel TO be wcrn over the linen. This is not
altogether new, for an elderly gentle nan, VINO
reached the age of II years had accustomed
himself to this practice, and preserved robust
health to the very last. The choler,. IL has been
remarked, passed very lenienrly over the lineo,
compared with the v'rnlency with which 1t visit
ed the cotton districts abroad was this alto.
gether from the relative conditions of such local
tiles, for let any one, when overcom, with las
situde of mind or body, put on a new clean linen
garment, and he viii experience an in>tin'ane.
Gus invigoraiion of the nervous system, whics
only be accounted TOR by the fact that In l.
is one Of The worst conductors of electricity
liverpool .uer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03
One of the Weddings.
A COMMUNAL SKETCH.

A few days ago there arrived in Boston,
a couple from Rhode Island, who came to
get joined quietly in the bonds of matrimo-
ny. As soon as they were fairly domlclla-
ted, the would-be-bridegroom-who was a
rough but apparently honest specimen of
the country Yankee-sent for the proprie-
tor of the hotel, who quickly answered his
summons.
Say, landlord proposed the stranger,
pointing to his modest dulciena in the cor
ner of the parlor, this is my young CONAN.
Naow we've cum all the way from Rode
Island, and we want to be spliced. Send
for minister willy Want it done up,
right straight off,
The landlord smiledeand went out, and
half an hour afterwards licensed minister
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-01-03
Vt. Horticultural Society.

VI are RIGHT glad to see that we hive in
this STATE Horticultural Society. We hail
il as the har5inrer of great and rapid im-
provement IN the cultivation of Fruits
This Stale is wei adapted to the raising OF
Fruit. but there has been very iitt,e atien-
t"A plid' he'e'""Fe' 10 ineir i,"P'"' 7'''1''',
Pursuant 20 ho''oe: 9'd'e contention "l
nun growers '''e' ~ n'pe''e' on t,ig ~"
el c:'lher ii''' 81 "AIch rev " Hee'-
e5' "i burlington wa, ai'P1'nteu 'eS'ue"''
The i"i'o"in- hl'es i'r governing Tue hH-
Sl'eSS 60 ''''' Az" ,''S'' E''' g'I -,
were pfese"'e" ny MI uooni' 0'' " Dur
IN !'hl' ava d"' 3''N
l. ne cN'h''l''"'il o' i'lt s"a'i h'St
en3A4e inc a'lH"'i"h "I ''e N,'"'e','""-
ne 'lI'>' pr 80" '''c S'i' "c nv" az 'r
war" "rS'- o''e Si'e0'"0 ''i'S'y "''. s"' >,
he examiner At 'l'he' py GAZING on an
gentlemen P'e'cl' 'oi 0,'nc"> " '''', u
''e'Y ~ o"'"P' '9'''' "''o ''''
on I'M al are eNl'l'nfd' Oh'F p'ic' St''e-
ments oil ilc'S III each case are 20 oe a'Io"-
ed that as lItiic time may be occupied as
possible
J. In cases where the Convention cannot
arrce uDnn DISPUTED questions, relative to
the merits or correct names of varieties.
the whole subject shall be referred 10 the
Fruit COMMITTEE to exlmine aud report
thereon.
MIR Goodrich also presented the following
rules of the New York State Agricultural
Society which were adopted hv he Ma
tional poiuoIoqicaI Convention, and on his
moiion they were adopted as the rules of
this aud future Pomoloeical Conventions in
Vermont.
RrLE No new Seeding fruit shall be
entitled To name. or to ponoIoglcal reconI-
meuda,Ion. which is not at least equal to a.
nv similar varieties of the first rank already
known; or which if of second rate flavor
is 50 decidedly superior in vigor, madness
or productiveness to varieties of the same
character already known or which may be
found of such superior excellence. III partl-
cular REGIONS. as to render il worthy Of GU
tiy,tion.
Rune. The discoverer, originator, OF
he who first makes known new native VA.
iie'y Oh ile''t' s''a'' oe at 'ioe'Y !" ""i'''
1t, winch name, II appropriate anu cotl''i'2
within the rules OF hohiehcil'"fe' sha'l Ut
adopted by the writer oes'Iio'liS ''e run
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