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PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY

PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY
Il using WILSON'S Ohio Metallic Fire and Heather
ID Proof PAINT. The above Paint is of a beautifI,
Chocolate COLOR resembling nearly the Jersey Feestone
wcn IS the most fashionable color of the day. 1t is used
he same as otner Paints; and when applied Wood Brick
iron I'm Zinc or any other substance in short time ii
becomes perfect cement artificial slate which is mper-
vious to either fire weather The above Paint is kept
constantly on hand and for sale by
SAMUEL G. WHITE, Druggist
- No. "a Washington Square,
- near the Western r. r. Depot WorceSter, Mass
b Orders for the above Paint promptly attended TO
by addressing the proprietor WILLIAM WILSON
May is d2awSySm
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For Sale.

Ma 1.-TWO HOUSES. One Cottage on Glen a. we'll
ER built, of frst-rae materials, and commanding
sgt cd prospect of the CITY, The other story house
Ior TWO families on Newport Street There about 5000
rect OF land attached to the last namedprice $3.50 In
4nIe OF OZlAS HUDSON.
biuIch o dwtf
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Having Tools. &c. &C.

M ERCHANTS, FARMERS, and others will find a good
vi assortment of Hayng Tools the Agricultural Wqre
House and Seed Store NO. $40 MAIN STREET, (oppo-
site the City HalO WORCESTER, such as
Hale d Co.'s, Eatons Kmballs, Daring's Farwelps
Parker, Messer, Colby IL Cos GRASS, GRAIN and BUSH
sCYTHES of various descriptions.
Also. LamsOn's, Wieox's and Aiken's Grass and Bush
Scythe SMITHS
Likewise, Duncan's Spring Tooth, and Wilcoxs Wooden
Revolving HORSE RAK Els. Smonds', Wilcox's Robb's
Bowker's, Carpenters, and other HIND NAY RIKES
Also, Underwood Greenwoods long head labor-saving
Hand Rdkes
Cummington, Quinebaug, and SInhfeld Sevthe Stones
Fisls, Billiards. and other Scyihe Rifles.
Patrdge's, Gaylords and Plmptons Elastic Han Forks
NilcoA's celebrated Regulating GRAIN CRADLES, with
Scythes connected herewith.
Also, Grass Hook, Grass Shears and Grain Sicles-ay
Fork and Hay Rake Handles of various sizes.
gTAll the above named articles will be sold at whole.
sale and retail by the subscriber.
June IL dwtf OTIS CONVERSE
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For sale at a Bargain.

A ROCKAWAY front and back seats built in ihe hes
manner, full patent excl and boxes has run but little
ana IN every respect rstcass carriage Of the kind hay
ing no use for it, viii dispose Of the low rate
r.. r. DIXIE.
grA pleasant and well built HOUSE to be let inquire
rs above. dG June
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
UI license Of Court will be sold at public auction on the
- premises in Dudley, Saturday, the twentieth day of
July next, at two O'Clock in the afternoon the following real
estate, TO wit about three and half wood land
more less lying in the north part said Dudley on Rocky
Hill so called, with quantity of Oak and Chestnut growing
theleoh; formerly belonging to SALEM I. PHIPPS, now
deceased.
Conditions made known at the sale
LEMUEL HEALY, Admis of the
June ~ w3wr Estate Of said Fhipps
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FOR SALE,

~ THE HOUSE and LOT at No. Washington
ff Il Square. For further information inquire at the
aA@-@A premises. diff March IS
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BUSH'S
S.MIL OR SP.a WISH
SAESSAPAREgE.At

THIS preparation of Sarsapara is no humbug no secret
L compound. 1t is PURE and UNCOMBINED article
OF great strength and unprecedented efficacy the CURE
OF DISEASE. The recent discovery of the true Smlax
sars apala at the South has put the Propreors in pos
session OF the genuine root fresh state and by new
method OF PREPARATION discovered by themselves calculated
enabled to offer purchasers article infinitely SPE
RlOR TO any thing Of the kind IN use. 1t is well
known that Sarsaparia by drying loses great share of its
medicinal virtues But in this article those properties are
all preserved ami placed in permanent FORM not liable to
injury by age
The attention of Dispensers Druggists Physicians and
especially unfortunate nUataS suffering SICK partcu
arly invited to the trial of article which warranted
genuine and superior TO any other preparation ofhe kind
now Offered to the public.
Prepared and sold by BUSH & CO., No. PARK STREET.
WORCESTER, Mass And for sale in Worcester by Lewis
T. Lazel A. Clarke, d. Scott, Jr, Il Co., c. A. & e. Har
rngton, and Spur Sbley Druggists, and by NJ Com
ings, NJ. d.. and Calvin Newton, NJ. ID. Il April q
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E6ght-Elghf!

Tvs NG--LES5 WEs
nE nandsomest cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
l. the world is MARSII'S PATENT OIL This is a new
invention, recently introduced and now very extensively
used by the pubct is perfectly safe and free to burn in
any common Oil Lamps with the simple alteration of tube
Wmch Is done Tor the trng expense of 2t cents. This Oil
composed entirely of vegetable and six or
esht parts some OF which Essential Oils The whole
forms body beautiful in appearance and gives clear by
adnt and odoreSs dSht without grease smoke SMELL or
eostohhus furnishing the public with article from
which they can obtain almost any qantty of light and al
same time clean and beautiful The above is for sale al
A. II. MENTIONS, FOSTER STREET opposite the Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots
n. b. Mr. N is the only Agent for Worcester.
Jan y dwtf
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HORSE STfOl,ING

NV
r6z)fs WILL be strictly attended to al the shop NJ
I'M me fooT OF MgcHhsIc STREET, by the sub
49, Gerber All persons who have lame rses by nnt
ieet alse 4nmters, or interfering, invited 70 call as
beieFe chn give them saisiacton, for think they are all
caused by Dad fitting the shoes aud bad shocng think
Know mr. from my own experience. There is difference
between ma loot ard contracted footso al
horses sond not be sod nike. hot shoe is no benefit 10
me oopt tar had better be kept the pot than 10 turn
IL Oh the hOrocs ioOt-this Is my opinion.
ISAAC WOODCOCK,
Feb -. dwtf Mechanlc at,e.,
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House for sale.

AA A NEW and convenient Dwelling House on South
f bridge Street For particulars inquire Of the SUBJ
s=aA& soroer WILLIAM L. THROOP.
jan oU. DIFF
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VV'N,ated F1ssn,esVjVgcIu.

4 x FIRST-CI.Ass sEAMsTREssE at II. A. MORRIS
~ Fashionable Tailoring Establishment Sendy employ
Inent and the highest prices given.
March I'll. DIFF 2l3 MAIN ST., under II. s. Hotel
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Rice's Improved Lightning Conductors

hices Improved Lightning Conductors
THE subscribers would respectfully inform the inhab
tants OF Worcester and vicinity that they are prepared
to erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, the ensuing season.
IN manner superior to any thing of the kind ever yet offer
ed to Notwithstanding for the rude connections common
y used copper points and asenng gded spires and cop
per bottoms, adding thereby materially the beauty
strength, and durability of the work. u Orders by mail
promptly attended to. r. C. RICE
Worcester, March 8. dwtf j. P. RICE.
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no Let.

ROOM and eear-a rstrate place for the Butter and
"A Cheese trade aud where good business thar line has
been doneoT it be fitted up fer almost any other bust
ness. Inquire at No Is EXCHANGE ST. off NAV 10
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TO RENT.

- A SHOP on School Street suitable for a Cabne
fIsef IA maker, Shoemaker, Painter. 1t "a f. by
49, two stories high, and has been used heretofore as
q Sections shop Possession given Immediately
June off HENRY G0ULDING.
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To Let.

kxA STORE, in the centre Of WAYLAND, recently
E@M l. built and well located for the English and West
-Ss INDIA Goods trade. For further particulars inquire
o. SEoRGE SMITH, Wayland, b. l.. BATCHELIER, 40
fulton St, Boston. dwtf Wayland, Feb Is
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JEPSON 81 RAWLING,
FILE MANUFACTURERS

fit the american Machine Works, Springfield, Ms
HAVING lately removed to the above place. would ,ay
TO those who use Files that they prepared RE-
CUT all kinds OF OLD FILES in the best poss manner
Having had the benefit of IL years experience they do not
hesitate to say that by their skill and knowledge they will
be able to give perfect satisfaction all who VIII favor them
with their patronage. Please give a call.
Springfield, May %, 1850, d2m
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Cod Liver Oil

Cod Liver Oil
M ANuFACTURED by E. Souther the beat article in
w use for sale in any quantity The manuiactu :
fr ces, by LEWIS T. LAZELi, Bpothecary,
No 20l Main Street, doors North Am House.
Nov. % dAwtf
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FGR SALE.

Id A HOUSE and LOT in the north part of the city
ssa Il The Lot contains 5000 square feet Terms easy
-Az- ALSO, LOT GLAND, containing 80 acres witt
over 900 Fruit Trees Of the best quality situated mile from
the Court House, on the Holden road Terms LIBERAL
June 8 diff H c. FISHl
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE,

DUlLDING LOTS on Wellington Street, "a new Street
ID running from Main Street, north of the residence
OF Abiel Jaques ESQ Also, on Austin Chandler, Chatham
Newbury, and Quincy Streets. The above Lots
for the first time offered for sale The land adjoining them
being built upon and their pleasant location Main
makes them the desirable Lots the CITY Terms Of
sale TO suit the purchaser
L. & 5. P. HARRINGTON,
Aug 80. dwtf u Portland Street
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FOR SALE.

~ A COTTAGE HOUSE, nearly new, Salsm-st.,
essf4 "A containing rooms with good supply Of water
SLa very desiable place FOR snlall family and viii be
aold cheapa part Of the purchase remain desired.
Apply to WI A. DRAPER 4 co,
Aprl IS. sN 81 Front Street.
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Roarders Wnnted.

CtEVERAL Gentlemen, or Gentlemen and their wives
- be accommodated with Board Inhuire Of Dn STONE,
March g.. DIFF NO. 2MAPLE STREET.
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RefrigeratOPs.

EDDY's Upright and PATTERNS Chest REFRIGERA
II TORS of all sizes, manufacturers prices for sale at
the Furniture Ware Rooms opposite Central Exchange
June II d2m TABER 81 LAWRENCE.
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BUILDING LOTS.

K'HE subscriber has for une " most desirable
= BUILDING LOTS 10 she CITY Of Worcester it g ~
Sstea On the north SIDE Of Chatham street the hightn
81 land near the Dwelling iouse Of Rev. Mr. smaey and
contains about S5D0 square feet lie asO Other lots
on the same Street. Containing 5000 n g. eaeband hfre
Loisin the same vicinity Quincy Stand seger1 bots
negr the Red Mills on Taylor street.
June dtr CHARLES WHITE.
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SHOP TO LET,

GiTUATED on Hanover street, soiiah'e mr. Palmer
~ or Boot maker. CA r. HARRINGTON.
Dec IL. distt so hHip ~
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OTIS CONVERSE.
d:rass ClOfll.

m Ps GRASS CLOTH for Ladies' Skirts Just receiv.
IcO ed and for sale by the piece, at a little more than
nan the price usually asked for this article.
Also Black, White and ID alb Corded skirts and very s
perior Hair Cloth Skirts, for sale cheap at
June u DIV II. II. CHAMBERIIN a. co.
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For Sale or Exchange,

- FOR HOUSES IN WORCESTER,
- A FARM of 40 acres situated mile from SUTTON
lIE y Also several lots convenient to the
farm Also WOOD LOT of 80 acres, 8 miles from said
farm For particulars, inquire of GUSTAVUS ELLIOT,
Chandler st, Worcester. eodl0m June 20
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no be Lef,

Two good ROOMS on the second foer corner Of Main
March %. DIFF
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To Rent
For Sale or IL Let

ONE New and one Secondhand JOB WAGON Also,
" stout Horse Cart, and one Buggy Wagon. Terms iii
eTa. II. G. FISH.
June9 diff
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IN BOHES and Halves, very superior Spring caught CB
" lage DIN FISH, for sale BY r. +. DIXIE
Jan 2. alW wtf3 217 Main Streei
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Black India Satin,

w WIEN 10 call the attention Of our and pur-
chasers generally TO lot Of very superior INDIA
SAIN5 These goods extra heavy rich and Tnea-
sure 40 inches vide, and win be sold at great Bargain
June lZ DIV II. n. CHAMBERLAIN a. co
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EEO1tSe L0fS fN2. iNfxIe.

SITUATED on Pleasan, Street. Apply to
- March T. dtf b. r. ABBO
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COMMIT such Nio,a,ion oi 'ne consu'uuoU'
OF their duty, ana thelr oa'hs' ought 10 be
imputed 10 mem upon mere constr ue'lons
ana imphcatlohs anu, tnlruiy, because
thcre is no rnro"iP pay between 'heso
provisions VI 'ne u'n anu 'ne P'iN"'ge OF
me writ OF haocas corpus IN lis utmost con-
s',n''onal ia,tuuu'
congress, III inc case OIL lns'''Ve saves
ms IN all o'her cases wlihih the scope OF us
consu!uuoha' authority mas inc uhques'l9h
able righ' 10 oruain ana prescribe ior wat
causes 10 Whn' extent! anu IN "na' manner
persons may pe 'aNeh mo cus'ou!' detained
or ihprisohecu' Wl'hout 'hls power 'ney
couid ho' iu'l' 'nelr CONSTITUTIONS trust nor
perform the ordinary ana necessary uuties
OF Government, IL was never heard 'ha'
the exercise oil that ieelsla'lVe power was a.
n.y. encroacuhleht upon OF suspension Vi o,Ie
privilege oil inc haDeas corpus. IL Is ohly
by some confusion oil IDEAS tnat such con-
ilict can be supposed TO exist IL Is not
WITHIN the province or privilege oil TINS great
VIII 10 loose those me idw mas Douhu. Ina'
would DC 70 put writ granted ny Inc law
IN opposition 10 inc law-'o make one part
OF the law destructive oil anolher' ms VIII
loiows the law ana ooeys 'he law IT. Is Is
sued upon proper complaint, 10 make ihqu'-
n'o inc causes OF commitment OF ilnPrls,
ohuieh'' a'l' us sole rcileu'a' power anu
purpose Is 10 ceilVer Tue party from an
manner az ~'eya. cohh"en'ent' 70 D'uc"'
Co"'.' io!J II, upon "pPic"tloh 10 '!ic
court or JuuSe ior 'his VIII, OF Il, upon us
return II shall appear mat inc confinement
complained Oh was '@"w' inc WIN ID Tue
llIsl lustHncc WOuiu DC Ieluecu, anu Ill tue
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Legislative Wing State Convention.

Pursuant 10 notice, a convention Ofihe
Wing Members of the Legislature, and
other Wings, assembled at the State
House in Montpelier, on Tuesday eve-
ning, October 10, 1850, and we're call
ed to order by A. 2. Lyman, Esq,
Chairman of the State Committee, and
organized, by the election of Hon. CmAs.
PAINE, of Mortified, as Pres, and ID.
w. G. CLAEKE, of Burlington, as Sec',.
On taking the Chair, Gov. PAINE
made a brief and pertinent address, when
the Convention proceeded to the bust,
ness for which they were assembled.
On motion Of Mr.. CoLBURN, of Cas-
Teton, it was
Ordered, That Committee to con-
sist OF as many members as there are
State Senators and to be nominated on
the call of the several counties, be ap-
pointed TO report the names of suitable
persons TO constitute the Wing State
Committee for the year ensuing
The counties were lheredpon called,
when the Nominating Committee, cons
sisllng of 30 members, was appointed,
and the committee retired, and during
their absence, the Hon. James Meach>
am, the Representative from the 3D. Con-
gressonal District, aud Hon. Samuel s.
Phelps. one of the Senators from this
State, in Congress, being called for, ad
dressed the Convention
The nominating committee, through
their Chairman. MIR. Benton. reported
the following as the Wing State Com
mi,tee for the ensuing year, and they
were unanimously appointed -
JOHN DEWEY, of Guildhall.
DAN'L A. HEALD, OF Ludlow.
JOS. II. BARRETT, of Mddlebury
II. B. STACY, of Burlington.
/ ORRlN SMITH, of Montpelier.
, The President introduced the Hon
- Mr. Little, of Maine, who made brie
and eloquent address, when, on motion
the Convention adjourned sine die
5 CHAS. PAINE. President.
G ID, W c. CLARKE, Secretary
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Che Ali0Hlrbnrp Rr9istrr.
Middlebury, October %, 1850.

eS' We this week, make room for
the opinion of Attorney General CRITrEN.
DEN upon the lsicly-passcd Fugitive Slave
Law. 1t will be well for or reader: TO bear
III mind, that President Fillmore with his
usual prccaution, required an o6icidl con-
slruciion Of the Law, before he would anix
his signature.-lt seems that we are not y
lone, in our opinion that the present Law is
equally constitutional with the Act of 1893
Our friend Of the Courier, with his friends
all over the State, may snug quietly back in
to his Editorial kennel. The LAW has been
previously challenged IN the score Of consti
iuionality, and it stool the test.
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ELMwooD INsTITuTE.--The mex, quar-
tel (of IL weeks,) viii commence at Elm
wood Institute, November the 18th. The
new and elegant three story building is now
completed and furnished throughout, will
new furniture. carpets, SC. Owing to the
increase of students, Mr.. PEAsE intends lc
erect another building early in the spring
Fourteen competent teachers are engage
for the several departments, including Rev
Mr.. JOHNSON and Monsieur BUTEAU, NJ
d., from Paris, Teacher of the French ant
Italian languages This institutions for La
dies exclusively.
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t'aT The widow aud daughters of tho
late Prof. Wei ser, are about to remove TO
Fayal, in she Azores that being Mrs. Web.
s;ers native place. She has daughter
there now, whose husband is Governor of
Fayal.
VERMONT Pass UNroN.--Organized
Friday last-Rcy. +. c. Tracy, Press
dent, address by Samuel NJ. Conani,
Esq of Brandon. 1t was beautifully
written, aud evinced nice appreciation
of the dignity and the duties Of the ed
liorIaI oilice.-We hope Mr.. Conant,
will do himself the justice 10 comply
with the unanimous vote ofihe Associa-
ton to furnish a copy for the press
| lVatchmGR.
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For the Register.
Petitions for Peace.
AT THE REQUEST OF THE AMERICAN
PEACE SOCIETY.

The friends of peace have from The first
proposed 10 supersede the custom OF war by
l.: peaceful substitutes that should be more
eiI'ectuai than the sword for all purposes OF
international justice and security. hulers
must Of course be the agents in III accom-
plishinc this object; and, before the assem-
bling OF Congress in December last, we re-
quested the friends Of our cause throughout
the country to unite with us in petitioning
Congress in behalf of such substitutes: and
with so much favor did the House of Repre-
sentatives, in response to numerous petitions
from nearly all parts of the land, entertain
a proposition for referring the subject to
select committee, that the motion failed only
by single vote, and but for the very unus-
| ua degree Of excitement on the slavery
question at the time, would doubtless have
been readily granted. This obstacle is now
so far removed, that we may well hope, at
| the approaching session, for more idvora-
| bic hearing; and in this hope we would ear
nestly renew our request, that the friends of
peace in all parts of the country will again
unite with US in forwarding the largest num.
Der possible of petitions like the form which
we give below, to be copied with such mod
ifcations as the petitioners may think desir-
able.
There ought 10 be two peIitions-one 10
the Senate, and the other to the House of
Representatives each of which should be
signed by every petitioner, and should be
addressed. one 10 a Senator from Your own
State, and the other to a Representative OF
your own District, or TO some member OF
each House, known TO be particularly inter.
ested in the matter, with a note requesting
his early and special attention to tho sub
jeci
We solicit the prompt and jealous co OPP
! GRAFTON our ffiends in this movement. We
must depend entirely on their spontaneous
response to this appeal for securing the re-
quisite number of petitions. There is nc
time to be lost. Congress re-assembles ear
! ~ in December; and the tables of botl
l Houses ought, the very first week of ths
: session, 10 be loaded with peace petitions
from all parts of the land. The work is al
| ready commenced under the best auspices
! in Vermont, where some of her first men
4 such AS her late and her present Governor
5 and the Presidents of both her Colleges
Q have commended the movement TO publ,
9 favor Let this praise worthy example b.
D followed throughout the country and Their,
would be poured upon Congress such an ex
1 preston of the peoples wishes on this sub
+ ject as conld hardly fail 10 secure Favorable
: and efficient action.
r We trust we shall not be thought TO as
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Grapes.

Inquiries arc often made of me for slips,
aud to ascertain the season mcst favorable
for transplanling the grape vine. To
those inquiries it may be answered, slips
may be taken aud the vine may be trans
planted any time after the hard lrosts
have exlinguished vegetation, and before
the ground becomes consolidated for
winter repose. The question is often
led "whai grapes would be best for
met" This answer 10 this question should
depend on the care and skill, which a
person will bestow on his vines. Every
man, who owns farm or homestead
and values fruit. should have one or more
vines. When Ibe clusters hang finely,
they are highly ornamental to an estab-
lishment if ever SO humble, and when
they are of a suitable kind. they affect
the palate as delightfully."- as the eye. Far
mers will not generally take time to cal.
iivale those which require much aiien
ton, and 10 repose under a covering ia
the winter. A grape, which to avoid :
synonia shall call the Lyman Grape
aad no, abe Benton grape, 10 recommend
ed TO all those who would appreciate thai
vine most. which, while il grallied the
appetite, required but little care. excepl
to give il or make for IT, rich warm sol
aud to trim il every autumn. Cutting
of all.lhe new bearing branches every
JuLe within one or two leaves OF ihi