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Passenger Sailed.

IrvERrooI- VIA BsIIrsx-stesuship Amsrioa-Duueaa N
nennan LADY and Misses Htnnsn. Gee Cun Mrs. Nsurit
fisees NJ pu.y lazy ssd infant Mr. Bach. lady maid
and ehtdsn Thoe Grey lady chiisren nurre. Ihn
nsileon fhiisecpha Vicente se Ca.tro; NJ De Silv.
Dstiss M Maitland. nth Rssg Mr. McRarneft 10, M
Nsrs NJ Rev bfhcp byrnes Dutats Havara sbfstss
John D9vsis. keeile n p Beach. rorti ysss,rsL
Nraeio Gcrstita 0oristisa Nilsldo. Ivan goota-
rJfa lady and ssr, Wm Coed, Havana; Mr. 81 .nes M
thsnn NJ Duty, knelsbc Mr. hahin. Runae Mr Caa ~
nelly hv Csruet Ripar Pierre John Ashe M nouli,
Sasfhsl ne-sit NJ Poreher hr IAsteu VS., Tetsss
ghiaiWun. ine hctesn victer Lauv Mr. Gsadsnfer \ n
.lsu eel, hslshi0r Casssbanca Ess Kshn Miss s-n~de
fiss btcvn, John Cechs Paul du Rnse- G T. sage zsbfns
f.stnsn ~ heulsue Brauekhorst. Jss Coek,
hshii,s-sr Dester LADY and seps. Yorti ms AIMS
ctilvie. Mr. Oeivie. Specie sxsss
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tvs OvTRIaSb ENfoHsrtoS TO Cattron~4-A cor.
respondent Of the ST Louis Rpbosn OF the oth inst
writing from Fort Laramie under date OF tn. IN a. 81
June seys -' have only time 20 inform you that nm
20 this morniog, 3booO emigrsnts and 1890 wagons
have passed beyond this poet 7 DO not believe that
there more than sin or Thousand ytt behind
Fork o. the Platte livery stream IL rapidly ristns
and the Laramie river has blocked the game on some
seven Or sisht hundred Who are nov quietly waiting
for q fall There has been a quantity OF snov In
the mount ins this year vbch u the Of the hfh
water. There has been much sickness the route
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Arrivsa-sshr Ai@lr.. RondouI


Letter Bass fer Jsmais- chAsrv. P.ssns California
.boy, the ESeESass Rsseiss Room 90 Es.hsss.I
sn TVS gay. August l. These msis al " fsr-ardea u
msy Cervins E.q sssnt for the above Ofss. Postas.
20 san fr..e z. Co.. :, cents
herald Marine Correspondence.
p sssssrsss, era kis.seta tBrl
e, Nj " eandy Ts-s'spa, Dshtens Col JAMES PAGE
s.1 ~. rS.ss s B.Ss dses s Ssrf ass. S .I
srson. de y Cane. Crane, NevpOrt MARI hershon.
ctsrse~Bsrt, swan. Holmes. 3, rhoma. a.,.e,u. p.u-
ssr as psisp Wsd ssA a. s ss,. es. Ts.s.s
h.rry ,.,er, Phst. Barter. Shsp@.n snd Boston. Cor
PIeye.ns. Norisrn ieh, DSsi. Brissel' josn Jones.
and Eli 1svnsspd, Corson. Pal River.
mtsceiisnecus.
h.sE fssss,i e SAG Iisrss5 sTeehsd scar nshi, 70
leve that shs vil h.id cargo saved The
Pot,sios sss stass sfcs. sr,isrd css, S,o,psT .Ss
sssss Lars. share IN the shp. had ssO Insured On his
Bs,o mssoArsrThs foOviss particular, f the los. o.
The ahove vessel tsn neorrsct which pu sshsd
sv sriis,s ~ Seton on s.,uTssp vh' a -.
tx oi,sIs,,s: ~ tsl..syt. GO, MI ..y,os q:
ss IN Cd n' g ssv ,9m sesr ever Poin. .od strip
shils iuIlse he y.rd On "Wednesday vss soss II vi
thee lssd- vldsw. tlovrs perfect kurrissue Thur.-
ss ~ Sea-. sS sss sfs SSs an
Sss sis ~ ss s nd 's sssO ' ssr. ssh sss S
Ie eaptain bet sysryihirE Grew saved most q their
n,ss. 40 os'ss. . ss.yprrs 18th iros Ei%ss,ss.
- .s, ron ' rT.,R -s s.rs y sssr
The stie ksry Allies p Sa-ei err We trem wminstS.
900. p.s, Ve,.s ssssliy s,,~srsv. at .sy.s .sc.S,
three ,elcssst u. .eh Th y..s e.vssa before ss
srs s q ne BeIi. has .sri,sS :, newton
RnSe ylcronrsr Brovs. ~ R.umere from stJehn ies.
lon 8 So . and "''''s ''''r'''' ''A 'A'N H.
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the late importations have been withheld from the
market The latt sales Of Young Tyson were made ut
n 87kc .Gunpowd der spd Imperial at 42r rwanksy
Mt hseiisn over &c, and scne parcels Of Hyson
skin 1T zoe cash and rs 28c = months
WooL,-The stock has materially increased rince
lat and the receipts sum OF l45O bales OF which
only 100 going forward The demand for midding
ana de scri ptions fair
buy ing very sparngly ut the current rates. while
were, II any thing, hImer The operations since
last notice limited to about 50 600 lbs at IS
SIC Tor low and medium kinds with occasional sales
at 3Sc
WBIsKEY was lees buoyant; some go bbls. Prison aud
Ohio were made ssle Of at % 26Ac., and IS hhds.
Drudge at 24kc., time.
Rswr Ro.r
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MARIvIME IHrHLLIGE y O u.
Fort OF New York. August 4. 1850.


Cleared.
Steamer AneIics (Br) shannon, Liverpool cunard
ships Isne OBI Hu.ter Quebec Byrns. Coz Ca
BTigs-MontsEum. Rhodes, DemAraIs. Smith n Tuttie
Carl Buctmsn. Rehibueto Punch Meineke: Lydia Jane
sssi,ii ssshisssassr; Ps.risk Henry. mssi:l. Pors
sshr,-B Tufts. Norton. N.chi.s ThOmp.ons Hunter
s,oop,-Bssn Hills New Bedford; Agent Paige, Pro,i-
deneei hoses EDDY, Wells, dc; Radiant Dayton. do.
Arrived.
ship Belmont. Hunt, Hsvre, q days with ohat TO r.
win. July "a lat al ~, len 81. Am ship hary-
BAH GaIlsnd Grove tBrl kstthsson, London, 40 days
Bari Monterey Of North rarmou Mitchell Grand Kew
july 70 with salt. 10 Nesmith Son. eth inst IS
NR The sns r,..n sam ,.s .sap n.sy.s Steering
have nos taking in main royal the whole passage.
Brs s.ssry tBrL wagmsn, sidney, On, l6 DAYS, with
lon 90 gohs Drb brig Of Lynn, Eng from Newcastle,
s' T.s, e.: :h:E. &C. i, mile 4. q l.:
poae Ham big Eeho Of Hamburg hence for Bremen; 7h
ht Ion 81 ~ spoke ship Talbot, hence, bound East.
with vine, &C, to . W EiwelL
sehr Jshn Estsl Pennngton, willis nstown NC. With
sshors between Koanois and Hstierss
ssir Nay Nstt smith RieSmeSs. Ssys. ~" W. 'a''
sehr Victoria, Hoffman. Little River days. With naval
sehr Exact. stsnpsrs, Norfoik 0hours.
sehr Oscar Jones Kelly, New bedford.
SIR Saissgas, -, ninhridgs.
ship csick Adams from Idverppoi Win uds. and pss
senssu 20 So ford. Tils.ton n Co.
ship hh'ns tGerpsnL Rotterdam, 81 days
Also. q ris' unknown.
steamship Ameries. shanron. for HvsrpoeL
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Married..

On Monday evening, July 20, at St Peters Church,
Barclay street. by the Rev. Mr. Quinn BERNARD Gao
GAN, to ELLEN NJ, daughter Of the late Edward Mo-
roDy.
On the evening Of the 3oth July by the Rev. Mr..
King at the residence OF Capt. Joseph B. Hatch Jer-
sey City, Mr. HOWARD r. r. FREEMAN OF New York, to
Miss SARAH Huron, of Jersey City.
In Washington. on the 10th ult. Capt. j. SurHEl-
LAND United States Marines and ASSE D. daughter Of
Major A. A. Nicholson
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Thompson % Brooklyn. Who died on Monday
st msde TIE follo-ins b.qo.sts 20 Benevolent Inst
tutsens To the Prot.stsnt Episcopal Orphan Asyium
tAes the Asylum for the Blind $1,000 the Deaf and
pemblnsutetNn t1oo0' the sooi-ty for the Relief Of
Respectable Indigsnt feualss az 6o0 an. wiao-.
ena Orph.ns OF scamen. t1o,o; III. society for the
ksiisi o. the Poor Of that CITY, $4,000; aud also the
Moral Refsrm society ~
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pAhs AND JON DON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
dseses Cal snd ses the csrtiacases for eurss ga
ees that eivsn " nearly all sther rhysicans-
hsserds ~ evre. IN fsvr 70 twsny fear hop oth.s
phyreisn ear equs a. Focturas K.issous DebiHtv ke
ssnn.t rsrist eurs W HE msas ever ethers. DR
nhnsOft ~ h>.ds street. tee secr fr.w nrosdw,y
eslPirs, o.
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Aniyed-ship Gen Berry, Horissns Juiy a. aist int,
ten.
Bari Emslins from Galway. June atA Trumph PHI
ClssIed-ships Cambria Quebec; Calender N orlssus;
bArks Wary and Gerard Phadephs brgs stephen Young
ksl mond 20 lead for RE Janeiro samuel Brovn Phsds
phisi sehrs New York. and A Appleton, Nfork-
-, .-,-.o-,,. ,,,-., Bars. Jsiyz.
Arrivsd-Sshr Aimirs. RondouL
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CoIroS-The sales o. the day about 600 bales.
at steady and rather rmer prices nearly all OF which
were closed previous 20 the prom steam
erf ness at y p. Holders since that period en-
hear OF buyers accediDg TO IT, fears are again enter
tained 81 further continent disturbances
fsttcnrs The receipts Of the Cansda's news check
ed engagements. as shippers we're inclined % await
the receipt Of her private letters befor. Operating To
any comfortable extent. For cotton TO liverpool
32d. wss cnsred and 3 led asked; Sd was asked
for corn, aud ~ l0d for -four Rice engaged
Glasgow at los There was no change in rates to
London or 10 the continent There vas fair inqu
for measure me Mt goods 20 California NJ 90 cents
fisH-The light ree.ipts Of cod prevent operations
~ IS with some lots Of 81 georres bank at AZ sJL
There vas fair dsms nd for Dor herring but owing
TO the small supply, the sales we're limited, at full
prices.
GsocEsIss In general we're dull aud nominal
HKNr continued In active request, With of coo
bales Manila an invoice Of JUte just received and
the sales priced 10 tons ordinary d~wrotted at
f1fT so, With IN months time
uuR-N thin the psst few days. sales have been
nade Of The mixed Rio Grsnde at Is cents lees
per cent fr rash
laos The market vas in.ctive-slo for Scotch plr.
csth. and so $40 rs, months
LrAD vas better With sales Of 800 pigs Gsena at
81 90 each.
Ns,sI sroprs-There was not much doing vii.
miDgton rosin was held At 1856 cents, ans 300 300
bills spifite turpebtiae were sold Al 81 cents
Orts-The stock ~ whale aud Enslish inseed In thu
country was estimstsd a. 5000 barrels The sales Of
lbsetd 10 day average Oes gallons at former rates
pRo,rsiors The market for pork was less active;
the inquiry for hng contracts having subssed soms
ste bhs have been Disposed Of 1t $40 81 for ness
and 80 S7k fer prime Beef vas In g. cd request AZ
previous hguIes Beef bans and prime mess beef
were heavy Lard steady and In fair DEL ard
With ISLES of 40 kess and half barrels At o.. al eta
and $50 bible. good at 60 exc. Butter and cheese
Erport gro- la 10 slst yuIv
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Passenger. Arrfx.ss.

HhvnE-ship beimont-y Rshsr, Plutet and lazy, W
nr,lsn sn sayyr And children Hermann, lady md
child, W fsrthe. Nseel-yN IN the steerare
LoSnor-rArk Cavlsnd Grsve-Nr Williams tsSv and
sons hr Gavesd Dr Cook Mr. Harris con Mr. Wh~el.r
ana lsdy-lD in the steerare
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Racs There were 100 bales Of Jeehcrn on board
Of the Elisabeth ~ the time of the accident on Wire
Islsbd ell Of vhch have ben lost sale Of Io5 bales
NJ L,shorn vas nsde from store, at about cents,
With moe.
s.lr has been lees active this week and ss.s iImi-
ted.
Ts.. -There vas continued nrmness In the market
with an improving tendency In rates The supply Of
Guspovdsr, Imperial, add TwsnksF vas light and
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MEDICAL.

HERNIA RRUPTURE-AN ESSAY on THR TREAT
mstt u this dsease. With cuts illustrating the
49, " sres lnsurssle ca Be bad ErsHs a. the
the Astcr Houes
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NERvOus DEBIIITY. HRorc

NEsyOVs DEBILITY. BROUGHT ON nv A SECRET
hsot ~ youth inducing Involuntary emssions genital
ssnhty tmpoterey hc- radically cured ~ Or DE LANEY
street nesr Brcadssy IN the suret and Short
traits. - ~ 's' fS'F-'-'
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ITO TIE LADIES MRS. COOPER FEMALE PuYsT-
eisn, With creaentias from Europe NJ corsuited
on al diseases q and shdrsn ~ her see l west
Tvtnteth street hetween seventh ard Eighth Also
for sale Der medicine, 81 - celebrity for removing
tensile ehstruetiohs, lA Wet fventie,h street.
1CnE WISE CAPILLARY ToNICs THESE ARTIcLEs
have ncquIod standing and celebrity with pu bic,
vnrsiArled, for ths sher tins they have been nro-
dueed They are a. d. wholesale and eafi.
country dserr ~ y Chambers vhes the Ksstora
I'VE Is. sld ssd applied, In boxes Orders promptly
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M &c iBICAL..

NEW MEDICAL BOOkS.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
~ work the nature and treatment private dcases
ristures and all kindred Affections Of urinary organs
Illustrated by number Of beautifully coiored plases
large as life BY Homer Bostviek. Large arto,
$50 I'd edition. Price So the
Medical and Surgical Jsurnal:"It may be ss fsarlesy
TO be equal to Records Actions work the family
OF Diseases and far superior TO anything Of the kind
published in this country Author u the work sciE
Impotency, he, caused ~ improper hshits-
fishers, sTRINGERk TOWNSEND pa broadway and Sy
the au thor. 6c4 Broadway.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

WEDsEsDAr. July Sl-oP. M.
The later foreign news brought BY the Canada and
published in Erys Herald had the effect OF stden-
ing the holders Of cotton and fair sales made at
the full rates previously quoted. The market closed
with better feeling Flour dull, and sales mode
rate, and for ordinary common State and Western
brands, prices favored purchasers, while there was
alteration to notice in any other description. Gonesee
wheat was held at former rates. There sale Of
Southern white terms stated below. Corn exhibited
no change; moderate sales Of mixed with small lots OF
round and yellow, were made at former prices. Rye
was firm. Pork was inactive, and only small sales
were made TO the trade, at yesterdays quotations
Beef quiet. Lard steady, and in fair demand
There was not much doing In sugar and coffee, while
prices were quite steady.
AsHEs were less active to-day. Sales reached 60
bbls at 50 SO Ooh for pearls and SO IS for pots.
~
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NO CuRE NO PAY.-DR coRpITT. ~ pUANr ~.
mV - ooufulted the - esrtsiu aslss =
diseases pr,etcs 81 sstss, vrsrs devoted y te e- =
ment aeheate diseases, sushss NJ. q ne
msreury wed.
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RtSkhI AIS OF PRIVATE DISEASES REMovED,
- ~ bf % bhNtf,c nes melhsd. in one DAY. ord
ena aincut oases q yphhs rs-t structures us
psts w. trested m carful thorough, sad Intelligent
msnn er frcuf1 Genuine Female Periodical pills
ane Drops.sl once 81 Lisrensra street near Rrsadwsv
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DR RALPHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TkEATIsE ON
~ the nature symptoms, progress
tsd cure Of the genital orran ineudins
ture diseases resembling Nenerea frvsn other
ne 80 sd.pted 70 every Individual o. both 1tis
he eny truly useful work the subject
snruafe, the recipes for az medicines Faithfully veu
Intended 70 practically nsefu every every place
IN eden 32 rarcs Price 81 Nay he had 81 the
" creenvieh street, Or mailed free ~ poet.
CLAY co. puhlishera ~ Ann STREET
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Dh COOPER, DUANE sTREsf aAs FuR laE
- sst tcurteen ceufsed kts rrsctifs irsat
ment mercurih and other aipeasta o. d~iic.'a
h So eurc he aggravated a this dis-sss ank
ne ekekse.
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BEEApsruFrs-FlOW- 400 bills were dis
posed OF ut 81 81 Is for sour; STh 81 IS for No
2tuPertpei 81 02Ta Ss7k for common to straight
state; 20 20 lzi for mixed to fsscy Michigan IS
70 b5I1i for pure Genesee; IS So 12I for good
Ohio, 50 ozh IS rs for fancy do; So i2S a 50 5iK
Tor fancy 0enesee 50 SIS for Ohio and So 4sX
30 oI for extra Genesee; and 500 bbs at 50 rs for
extra Oroton mile. southern Flour was q shade
easier With sales Of COO bbs at IS rs SIS a for cd
TO straight brands, snd SIS 6sA 50 lax tor fancy
hy tiew was In good demand for the provinces;
about 600 bbls. NJ So a 50 10 Corn Meal was scarce
and held firmly with sales OF $50 bills inferior wes
tern at " o2h and 100 bbls Jersey at s. l2I There
wass lair inquiry for Wheat for milling bat at easier
rates; INCLUDED In the sales zoo bushels prime
white southern new at 81 IS and 400 bushels red
do az about 81 H. Rye was dull at CSC 63Se Oats
SHOWED less ness; sales Of Northern were made at
nc a tsc asd jersey fOc n de Corn steady; sales
10 GEO bushels AT bJc for Western mixed sud fat ys-
low snoa and ole for round yellow; there also
contracts tor 30 OCO bushels mixed Western closed at
6S Black eyed Peas are steady, at 81 . per bag Of
two bushels
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DR RALrn, AUTHOR OF ruK PRACTICAL r-I.

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THk PRACTICAL psi
vse Tfestpe," ss-once hears. y % ia ~ 6te9
~ trundny erceptee No. - Greoueicb street Taoss
vhe tpry In the earlier cersan Ill ke
lurprised A. the and rariaty The care IN
TON ~ trst or nerent 70 10 sdveacoa al ss-
tressns stages also y seminal dsessss ko tsn ursss
non sav nsee. sna yer, extensive rr.etiss.l ts
Anerfcs. -
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DR WARREN Is CUNFIDENrIALLY CoNsuhTsB
prsa's aseases prsstes Of eshteen years. three
dwhie we're hospital enables Dr. W. the
esses See his dirlcma IN bic scs Ne Mott str.et
w 81 te rreateet surrory ard met-
eine TINS eountrJ has ever prcdncsd eharss
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he. L. hoRTANoBE WOULD say TO THOSE WHO
have contracted disesse. "Cura ut voieaa" -hAt a.
TAKE care THY health hsvs devoted many wears H. nv
proiessicn and havs rsated Euccessuly thouans q
usne Ihose rhe wish o. consult those cnnps
msy DO % tfee % chargel from ~ n S.udays
sIc.pted yeu value your health you will acid sao.s
knAves abe unbushinF tell you That they ony can are
you and that their one lind ~ medicine al
sy for dssste all its forma Psrs.ns whsss
T. soRT auosV ny IN III , ,as ~ -.
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~ oiseasee Nth honorabls eInfisas, A rrs--' ~ n
eirv kesrn enables hin 20 rsl4s,tlv vthcat ESQ.,
W. heeft c.es rertgec IA lev days Siret -
sne ttsiha veakuers he inva-st- snr-a NJ, r. ,iif
80 e i~-sot rlons IN as efacs. Sss Fses-
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DoSToR GLOVER. AUTHOR OT "TnR PRIVATE
~ Irtatise and Medical Guifa" kf. Ills ssfsNstvs
practta tnrerience enabes hin those drru
elect strctsrcs and Seminal weakpess sna CON
yphihtie and hercrria Disssses ece Formerly
Ne ~ Ann street. Prvste thrrprh she anirv
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SHIPPING.
LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NE,
~ York and LvsrpeoThe shps eom posing this line 4.
: EpW ycak <. S4ib,ss, % ~ Van street.

Inc owners OF these ships viii not be Tor
silver bullien, specie jewery precious stones OF mets
Unless bills Of adns signed thsrsfor and the valve
thereof, therein Expressed.
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BURLINGTON, rFsHDAy MORNING, APRrL 40, 1850

sometimes do where raise f,w Of som, sort
different from any main crDp.) they are quite
apt 10 get to sweating, aud afterwards to show
disease.
" a years experience confirmed my prev.
.. 'ucInsions n to the proper soil and mode
oorvertng and housing potatoes. was
further led TO regard the effects Of animal ma.
nure with suspicion, and my observation since
would not lead me to advise the use of it. (cer.
tainy III large quantities. uniil we shall have
become pretty well rid Of the epidemic that is
now abroad. Ever since the experiments that
have now been detaed have selected each
year warm, open, sandy or grayev loan bear
ing rich thickly-matted sward. ! fad no land
so favorable to the growth Of Hire potatoes a.
good pasture. The l9nd,by lon- lying to grass,
becomes covered with Il rich suard, whose
roots intimately pcrvade the soil, f,rmug
large mass Of vegetable matter This, WHEN
invented by the plough, dccomposcs gradually
beneath the surface, and furnishes grateful
and health!ul food for the potato--a food far
better for it, Of late years, than strong animal
marurc.
have had good success in growing this crop
10y applying compost ef muck aud ashes or
muck aud lime, the dressing being 4prc,d on
the ,n,r,trd mitoWs. aud hrruucd id Three
oi t'nt hu hrls ot uucNchcd ashrs, or hushrl
d" ur'h htnH t'a hall crd ol murk, Is uboHt
''' 20 H Yrr.ruon at part, for the compost
a.a .'rN -h'ulj hn nt,m,lr'y mtNrd. ao that
: . NtH ma, t'.ua IN toutAt. with az ui the
.'.',A. tfHs ncutiaN:ua it, acids II hinr is
.-:.. g.. .. t,-. t' dt, a'ahc iL hy sprluhltun uu
't:. "s.'. c'rcsh ht that purpose, aud then
g." .. "th ,nr muck Immediately, Whl,r il is
' =, "atm Il Wi h'crm' dlllns'd more uni.
.,to.y through the hcapIt brought 10 a powder
than i; used IN Jumps, and lis action Will be
equally as quick
Last year raised a fine crop OF potatoes on
4 piece OF pasture land, dressed with a compost
II vegetable mould from the woodland, and
me. In August preceding, dug up from the ,
lallows OF wood.lot contiguous to The pas
ure, the leaves aud mould there accumuated
lhd mixed the same with lime in the portion of
l blshel Of the latter to half cord of the for
ner la the spring the mixture was spread on
he lhvkrtcd urows, and the potatoes planted.
The crop was abundant and sound, and The
cooking qualities excellent.
Win regard TO the size Of seed have never
Iicd experiments with that precision that en-
'oies me to express an unqualified opinion. ]
VII merely say, that ! prefer to use seed of
uIl medium size to that oi small potatoes, ,h'n,-
ag that the crop will average OF better slze by
70 doing. | will say, confidently, that four ,r
i've stalks in a hill are better than more, and
dapt my secd'dg accordingly. never use
more than one half of Il large potato in hill
Jr seed. +. llOLBROOk.
BratjIeboro, Vt, March II, 1850.
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and misery The patient put his toHgue il
the cavity; then his finger; then looked At lhe
/ extracted tooth then at the dentist ; and r..
peitlng this routine several time, in mingled
feelings o doubt and hope and jpy. Al length
bursting intu a loud iii Of heartfelt lau1h'nr, h.
exclaimed" Why, doctor. is it possible? A,
over Is it really so? Yp., yc-, it is. it isa'
over b'cs, you, good DOCTOR bless YOU, hiD,,
you. llerr he began 10 recouat the particu
lars ol the misery he had suffered, for DAYS and
nights, no sleep, could eat nothing, had tried
caiHphor" "ciyenHp pepper cTeo.otr.
spirits OF turpeutne," quiunr'-auy thing
and every thing rather lhtn the risk of pui,-
ing out" Well, well,' sad he, 'now au
happV man; aud here he cast Il look Of saw
age revenge at the old tooih-as much as tl
say o YOU scamp aud rascal. / only wish
you were "a living crttcr' that niuht rive
you touch Of tooth ache"
Well doctor, sal he, THAT was ab tt as
quick work a. ever heard of: would not be.
hevc 1t II had not seen it. DO you know doc
tor, thought You had only Just put your nip.
pers on the outer end Of l., just to try what
iorce would b3 required when you should ai-
terWard get faiT grip, and ! was Just going 10
give you real blowing up, wheH yuu said il
was all over. ., ductur-ductor-- duut
III oN what happy man you have made ma
and now, doctor, what is to pay p II clarpe
"A dollar for that job. answered the doclor.-
81 a dollar - repeated the patient. "a dollar!
why, doctor, that is cxravagant. s'mt It ?-.W Inv
see here doctor, the last tooth | had taken oul
by cur doctor, and it was the exact fellow io
lhis tooth lie began at il at about e'ght clock
one III runI, his nppers siipt Oft more than
t"enty tunes, aud he broke one Iair uf upp-r.;
,Hen he got another and he tuggrd and puj d
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"Once upon lmc"-(ls stories generally
Begin "A man with his face bound up in ban
danna-his eyes swollen and his forehead pal
ed--entered a dentists room, and throwing
himself into the chair in an agoly OF pain
aud despair, mutered through his iutlamel /
checks" come, doctor, be careful but snake
II oni,' The dentist saw alta glance the cause
of the pain and misery before him, and pref ar
ing his instrument, in less than five seconds
laid upon the table an ugly three prong'd back
tooth with big black hole in one end. The
patient gave one deep groan-and falling back
ward in his seat cXcllimed-" Thcre--lhere-
| thought so--sIpt Of again-anolher tug |
suppo,e-O dcar-O dear"
All is over" said the successful dentist F;
-" your trouble i over my ficnd--thcre Is
the rascal wh' caused yon al your ,uT.r,us