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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-08-07
GRAEFENBERG CM.LDREx's pANACEA.

most strange and ncr 'tlibe fact the very
threshold OF our remarks on this valuable medicine. Ii is
this: that no m icine prepared adapted various dis
eases OF children and youth has been of the
public, while at tbs tim. 1t is established by the
most accurate tables oi Jrta!iy that ontalf of the hui
man family die before reaching the ae. o! NV. wears
We should suppose that TO this great OF human SUI
rerS-thiS on'-haf of tn. raccthe anxious ami
earn st attention would have been gv.n that medical
skill would have be n taSked TO its capacity to find
out nedicn 10 which mothers and nurses might re-, rr
uhttr the constantly recurring n-cesss which pres
themselves in this connection. The world is Iitrraty
crowded with dcires for adults, but TO thesuerng
children 10 one Las seemed IL proper att ntlo. No
one has regarded their milton. No has seemed
think 1t possible that the ravages disease ami death
among them might BE- stayed. 1t is that there ar
hossi"fois Nefmf"S"s AMI Cordas of s,me value, bat
each of heS" cUIih ii exclusively t. on or two form,
Of disease The Graeienbarg Cudr rs Pailacca is the
only III dice extant to either mi>phcre that is at all
worthy of ing called ChiIren's Medicine; or thai sun
plies the ST at want aiIuied TO.
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SCARRITT & MASON'S
SPRING ARRAN EMENTs FOR
1852.
WE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT OF

the largest and best assor, ed stock OF FURNITURE
and UPHOLSTERY, we have had; which we offer
To wholesale and retail dealers the lowest prices,
and feel content We cannot fail TO their aplra-
from all the bst markets, East thus Keeping pace
with all mproN eIlentS in line, and enabling us to Of
fer great variety OF late styles the lowest prices. Our
warehouse Is large this with other faCiit>cs every v
equal, enables us 10 Keep laEe stock all tunes thus
Offering great Inducements 10 Wholesale Dealers.
We invite attention. 10 large stock of ,ua~, sofa beds
lounges. oareas Warlrohs, 'val>. rock parlpr
chairs, carr-sea chair Tables bcdsal> office and easy
chars, wire ana TN safe. >brns, hair. cotton, moss po
line and Eusk MATTRESSES. it'll cN,upIete As, ORA
of UPHOLSTERY, all our ow make and every artic.
Warranted thus making perfect ASSORTMENT desirable
PARLOR, HOTEL, BED ROOM AND KITCHEN FUR
NiTURE,
To which We are Continually receiving additions thas
leihS our stock large and complete, and nsurng
Tiled without delay.
SCARRlrT'S PATENT SOFA BED,
Nhlch Is ackowletiE"d the most desirable article the
Kind ever ir"incri, AWAY" hand made TO suit YOUR
TASTE at short notice. The attention hpl>-kerpcs,
hote hcePer~ anbpat oificcs. and the
era. is requested to when we think iLry
Will each and all say correct.
70 DEALERS.
We Offer Wholesale
700 Bureaus, 200 Chiren's chairs,
loo S"ia,, 100 Oifce chairs,
100 Mahogany rockers, 100 " illgw chairs
90 Rosewood atH nl1hos- 100 Willow cradles,
~, any EASY thaIfN, lJO TIN and wire safes,
200 Mahogany parior cllirst,OU I',tl,tca,ls;
200 Canc-sra rocking do; Dining and breakfast ia
200 Wood seat do 10; brs,
isoVo Saic-Stat chars, 300 Work
1000 Woud-Scat do 100 SEWN, ,tanI. g.,
We hay" made arrangements continued large sup
Ply or the above and all other articles in our line. and
confidently don't ''-u Further, a. Won may fare r.
Please call AMI examine, at No. tD Washington Ave
MUIR SCARHirf \ MASON.
''' A-'ui'' May l. 33-2m
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GRAEFEN BE3G HEALTH BITTE,S.
MINNESOTA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

lE trustees have decided open Junior Depa-,-
lcht of Inc Seminary, on the lt May and the Sen
ior Department on or before the l>t of July.
INSTRUCTORS:
,hAuS'Ef HOBART, Mental and Moral Philosophy
J. u. R1HELDAFFER. MatheInatc, X lem anr,arn>
f. D MILL English LitHrature and NATL. Phos 1hv
French ami Modern Languages
pNtND r. ELY, Vocal and Instrumental Music
"iss MARY BASS. Principal o; Junior Department.
. Elementary Drawing Il Needle work
th'i''he summary bniiiins is leed, Room has
been secured for the temporary accommodation -, d,y
scholars. VI s
RULES OF TrITION--JUNIoR DEPARTMENT.,
S ' Grass per term, $500
Mifiie class - On
Senior class ~
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.
All pupils Sc; an extra cbar. for music and r--o,ch
for further Information. the friends the institute are
Feierrtd 10 any member of the faculty Of Instruction.
ST. Pau, March 49, 1852. os.,
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GRAEFENBERti DYSENTERY SYRrp.

This celebrated and unrvaed medicine is of immediate
efficacy the most vioent and obstinate dysen-
terry, diarrha, bloody ux, Asiatc cholera, cholera
bus cholera inantum, OoSe1ess Of the bowels, grplugs
and all other Irregularities of the intestnes.
The OF the above various complaints various
sometim they are mospherc; sometimes they arise
from the eating of unripe unwolesome sumcm
from the use of river water; sometimes natural
prcdisposon OF the system; tim tecthng-
children frequently affected without any noticeable
cause But matter what the origin, this syrup is SOW
reign, in the most scky tropical countries we'll
most temp rate chimes. The following directions should
be carefully observed Unlike all other medicines offered
for similar complaints this syrup acts specific, upon the
secretion-, restoring them health. Other yscn-
tary dicn merely allay the violent symptoms
CURES
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NANNY & WELD
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
15o Main Street, ST. Louis
MOULD respectfully call the attention OF dealers in
W minnesota, TO the largest and most varied assert
nltt OF BOOTS and SHOES ever offered in St. Ioui.-
relieving that they Offer better Undue cuts to uur-
rnscrS thah any other establishments; which they are
VIKING 10 demonstrate upon of their goots
and prices. ~ s
September %, IS5l--v
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aAARuA. ADY'TG.

A. H. CAMPBELL y.R R.. JONES.
n. IL, CAMPBELL & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
No. IS Levee, Galena, Ill.
ALSO, AGENTS FOR GALENA AND MINNESOTA U. S.
MAIL LINE.
Nominee, Capt. Q. Smith, leaves Gaena, Mondays, at
IL O'Clock.
Ben Campbell, Capt. Lodwick, leaves Galena Fridays,
al 10 o'clock.
Doctor franklin, Capt. r. Blakeey, leaves Galena,
Wednesdays, at IL o'clock.
Goods shipped 80 by the above Line, forwarded
free Of charge.=kE
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pOIpnY.

tive do think favorite new poetess L. virginia
Smith, is appreciated by the literary public as yeti but
1t must be taken into consideration that such as
IL ever modest, and averse seeking fame. What We
have said occasions Of other pieces from her
gifted pen, is equally applicable to the following We
don't know how is, but eye meets her name
when sancne over our exchanges unless right hand
goes ntuitivey forth to grasp the scissorsMINNEso-
TiAN.1
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STOVES.
Competition defed at the Cheap Store Store

On Third, between Roberts and Jackson Streets
| HAVE now on hand a splendid assortment OF Stoves
OF ihe most approved patterns, anon. which will be
ouhl LtieFs double Queen of the Prairi.s Ir-
Wing ar-teilt, Prairie Queen. Prairie state. 81. Ious
ar-ufh!. prize premium, Grrcian paror, cottage parlr
.a Paf.v, saratoga box, air-tight, Bridge lruh,
>heeron ar-tigh, of all sizes and patterns, seven and
template stoves.
have also good assortment of the following articles:
""ow ware camp Kettles, frypans, bake ovens, Stew
pans. BRASS kettles, spoons, ladies' Coffee mills chr.
u'kc'S. BRASS Iron and lin caLcSticks> sleeves, bro,s
wooden ann metal faucets; zinc, sheet iron, Copper and
Japan ware iron and brass wire, shutters, trays spttas
patent zinc washhoar'is, waffle irons, sa-rors, rivets,
iron ears steel traps, sheep and bells, spring balances,
cuTrycomDs, horse cards.
Also, Axes, axe handles, hatcbets; rip and
hoves, spass, fire shoveS to1s grub garden hoes,
garden scythe- pitchorks, pows hydraulic rams.
and lift pumps lead ppe pig, sheet and bar ad,Russa
iron, grind SancS percussion caps pistols, hunting
ses, hunting hachetS, &c.
In Short my assortment consists of almost every thing
Usually kept in the and tinwarc line. of the
best quality, and will sell prices low enough TO sati,-
almost any
All kinds OF Gutter cave trough spoutinG, &c, also
every description of Job work. at all times neatly and
substantially done at my n-sop, reasonable prices
I'LL oct +. $. NEWELL.
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THE GRAEFENBERG CONSERVATIVE BALM.

1t is beyond all question true that the Consumption
tphthsic pumonari>) Is A Durable DISEASE. Some OF
the a5ist IN dlcal writer, assert this Among whom
may cite the celebrated Lance, Andrl, CrsiI-
her, Stokes and Williams. Their researches, as wei, AS
the more Recent ones of Royce and BOudc that
from ul tubcrce being necessarily fatal is suou-
aneosy cured by nature in number cases, even
when large u!refS have bee formed ON the lungs.
The great object, is to the progress OF the ulcers
Tor tubcrces) npon the lungs, heal them per,a-
ncnty Health will then follow. This the Ora .ftnlerg
CosinpVe Balm will do, and it is believed th,.
only remedy ever discovered. 1t acts upon the
tubrces and invariably arrests their progress,
the lungs to sondness. II will place thos;.
Prtois Of the lungs Already ctnStne but il will heal
what may be left; leaving the individual in health, though
it may be with diminished lungs.
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FRESH GROCERIES.
II HE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW


Stock OF Grocerie., PROVISIONS,
e, which we VIII sell very io"'
tie your attention 10 our stoeh
g elsewhere. we nave III s'ort
100 bills cidcr vinegar
2OO bXs candies
20 oxs sperm cailuies
" oks star q"
ooo DDS nour
sp o"ls pofk
" oois lafd
ioo kegs 10
~ oAs s.arch
~ o'ieH uuilii'es
~ ~ oSs fa's,"s
4Oo hl-'N' 40
20 W Ir-pNs 10
" tielecs rye
Ivy Ode urieu appies
~ ppin otieo peaches
oOo nI-pAs s'ass
io,ooo lisiit' SASH
~ paIes hops
W ms PM ,iasM
" no tuliioiers
50 doz wine glasses
~ uoZ champaign glasses
~ uoz lanterns
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DIR. LIBBY'S CELEBRATED PILE O!NTMES

DIR. L1BBY'S CELEBRATED PILE OINTMENT.
As prepared for the raefenberg Company and bearing
the al OF that institution. None genuine unless it has
the seal OF the company.
CURE rs WARRANTED.
THIS Is sufficient aSm mt to induce person srf
iernG under this disease to try it. The money
NJ datey refunded if cur does not USE
according to r1ctons.
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
I HESUBSCRlBER HAVING BEEN

appointed agent tor the sale OF Louisville Cement,
will keep large supply hand, and viii be sold IA
small advance from manufacturers prices.
Galena, may 10. ii + MCCLOSKEY.
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.

GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE" PILLS.
History Of the Gracfenberg Tegcta1ie P.Hs-Pcrfec-
ton the result Of undirlded attention.
The inventor of these Pills, possessing long and init
mate &C uanance with the human m, and with tn
mum 'ros m dltincS 10 which medical M usually sort
studied Tor many long and wearisome years upon the sin
Gle piopolth how 10 prepare PILL which would in
harmony with the of Nature, and ern,l die .
without doing VIC, nee to the system.
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IRE rs WARRANTED.
The GRAEFENBERG EYE-LOriON.

For disorders of the this lotion has equal
pounded up n the most scientific principles, and Las per-
form cN raoIary cures. For violent
s. and falling OF the sight, weakness of the eyes,
unary weeping, foreign substances in the eyes, ETC.,
positive anu speedy
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From the Memphis Enquirer.
v O &c e s
by L. VIRGINIA SMITH.

by L. VIRGINIA SMITH.
The Voice
II Beauty's true interpreter and Truths
Translator. Listen To the melodies
OF Nature, to the Ginning OF the Hours,
The mighty music OF continuous thought,
The rushing sweep of some advancing Soul,
And are they not all eloquent TO thee,
OF glory and Of beauty? Sterling Truth
Lives also in the voice, for We employ
But cannot fetter 1t with guile, or mask
It's feeling with deceit. II shoulders low
With terror inarticulate, 1t means
Reproaches that We will not syllable,
1t falters with the burden of a love
Unutterable, and betrays the hate
We struggle to deny. Around the hearth
Are mingled voices Of the households glee,
And loving tones whose wealth OF tenderness
Reveals how beautiful and true, the hearts
Warm beating in white bosomS.
Bards that strike
The keynote to the music mysteries
Or other minds, must steal a master-chord
From Nature, stirring in silent soul
SOFT symphonies. The waking-note may be
The silver trumpet-cal of morn, the sigh
or weary waters painting up the shore,
To die upon the sands, low undertones
OF shy, sweet laughter from the growing flowers,
On mdpight's monoiy, that deep and slow
Creeps through the wild wltch-ha tree, and swell
High In the organ-pnes. To stir the soul
With boiler harmUnies, the poet takes
The voice Of Memory,-tiS like the call
OF the muzzin on his niinaret
Sounding 'sto prayer! to prayerE' Re-echoins
The lost love-muSic OF the 0Iden time
The songs Of home, the merry-ringing shouts
About the hedges, treasures found,
Rich ruby berries, or the golden-brown
Ripe nuts housekeeping on the yellow leaves.
And then no summer sunshine was SO bright,
As one SOFT smile, no azure sky So clear
As one blue eye, and then in ali the world
There seemed no music save one flute-ke voice
And that was our sweet mothers. All! the first
Sad exile from that smile, and eye, and tone,
Was sifence,-silence brooding DER decay,
The voice was Conceive knew 50 well its note
Should answer ours no more no, not II all
The universe were void, and we within
The vautcd vast, stood still AMI lone, to CALL
And yearn-and listen
Mournfully we dwell
Awhile upon the earth, amid IT. toll
And tempest-tossilgs. yet one voice Of ours
Can enter Heaven,-the whispering Of prayer.
Like some meek Pilgrim from a shore aiar,
Warm-welcomed TO the festi, al OF kings,
1t mingles in the serapl'S rushing strain
That fills the riches of th' eternal courts
With " Holy. holy evermore )" faint
Soft-ringing 'sAlleluia!'
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REGULAR PACKET FOR ST. LOUIS, AND INTERIM
UIATE PORTS.

| III HCW diIU SPItIIuIU pas It'd. q
RAN BERsIE, Commander, will make weekly trps
between tiaena ami st. Louis during the season, leaving
iaena every Monday 'enlg AT o'clock, and st. Louis
FRIDAY evening al O'Clock. The Golden Era been Ut
ted up with regard To the safety comfort Of her
passengers, and her State Rooms and Saloons furnished
with elegance and provided with every Improvement For
Freight or passage apply ON board or to
JAMES CARTER * Co., Agents.
Galcna, May %. 35-t,
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THE GREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE OINTMENT.

The power of the Green Mountain Vegetable Ointment
Is astonishngly There is medicine known that
surpass it in prompt and rgec action Applied in
sufficient quantities to the body, in the vicinity
highly named parts, whether external internal, at
subiues the inflammation and pain 1t will quiet the
Most angryo looking wounds, soften and reduce SWELL
ngs the hardest kind and purify and restore perfect
soundness old and invetcrae Among the diseases
to which this wonderful Ointment is adapted the fol-
lowing:
Ganular swelngs, in the face, swelled breasts
and sore nipples of nursing bronchitis elons and
ring worms, scald head, and invaluable dressing
burns, scads and drawn bster, shingles erypea, piles
inflammation of the eyes yields To its Immediately
all Bruises and fresh cut wounds curel with great
rapiy, fever and scrulous
into healing condition, and frequently entirely cured
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VILLA M TAYLC
BARBER and Hair Dresser-hns ftt.

- up saloon on Third Street, next door west ~, H.
POST Once IN saint Paul, to the Increasing Iu1urr
style and elegance OF the growing METROPOLIS Of M,nn
sot where he will be happy TO citizens and
Ing 10 the best Of his ability. ~~~o'n-
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Regular Galena and Saint Pani Packet, Twice o
Week.
HE superior and fast running passen-
L ger steamer West Newton, C. S. -. .
MORhlS0S, Master, W. leave Saint Paul sitSatfAJ
for Galena and all intermediate ports on
Wednesday NOM n2s at o'clock, and Saturday evenings
at O'Clock. For freight passage aopIy board
II. {. TlRRELL, Agent.
June 10, 1S52-3S-f
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Ar TIE OLD STAND.
Third, between Jackson and F,oh.r, Co.,.
Paul. wy S''
/ HAVE now on hand stock OF C;ro,er,.. ,,
Pork, Flour, mestic Dry Goods Opeen . pt,
Mace oloihins, Hats Caps. Shoes, &C. that viii eor
a.o,apy with any ever bought to this market NV
% IN ~ VI Sueen>ware, especially, | can recommend
as 'e largest and best selected in the Territory C,ra
h asen TO procure the latest styles to be found in
w Eastern markets. TO my old customers and All CTR
srs, would respectfully say call and ex,nMn a' o.
s,ot h 10 sell very low for cash, AMI close out NV
thing.o ~ 's"'ieh' Inns Is ''suro
nov. 29-tf. y, ,,,o
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GALENA AND ST. LOUIS FRIDAY pACKE

GALENA AND ST. LOUIS FRIDAY PACKET.
| HE entirely new and SPLEEN il >,
CHARLES BARGER, Master will leave Gs,.-..a Tor st.
LOUIS anu Intermediate ports. every Friday evening siS
O'Clock; returning, will lrnvc st. Louis every TursIa
evening at four o'clock. 5-P"rs rakn, the Nominee,
from St Paul. will always arrive at Galrl.i in time f..
the Brunette, and will have delay in gong below
~ The BRUNETTE Nd none in her ARRANGE
mct and accommodations the comfort and safety Of
passehsrrs ami for speed Is hot equaed by any bat
the Upper Mississippi.
STILLM.iS & ROOD.
S9-oh Ag,xie.
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The above enumerated goods comprise only small
portion of my stock. shall keep constantly hand "a
large quantity
PROVISIONS,
such hams, shoulders, buer ari, four pork, peach
cs, appi.s, potatoes, corn and Also,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
consisting of whiskey. brandy port madcra gin, porter,
claIct, champagne AMI ale. Also,
CLOTHING,
complete and fashionable assortment, made NJ in the
best nahner and of the best material, among viii IA arc
Jvercoat< dress and frock vests Ut all kinds
coors and Sizes under clothing in great variety Also,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
very large and well selected assortment too
to mention. Also,
HATS AND GAPS,
embracing all the fall and winter STYLES Also,
raj assortment Of hardware, paints glass, tnware cutie
ry, OILS, &C. JOHN HARRINGTON.
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GRAEFENBERG COMPA-
NY, NEW YORK.
THE GRAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND.
/ S warranted ten times more ethcaclOus,

and ten times cheaper than any other known no mat
ter how large the bottle, eXravagant the
and 1t is beyond all question the most valuable preparation
of the day. So highly concentrated is it, that the dose
but the half of small a-spoonfu, while the dose OF that
which is sold in large bottles is nearly wne-gaSs ,
and has been pronounced decidedly injurious In many
cases. owing to its liability become and ferment
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do do: ioon p;o Napoleon do do; 10000 washington
90 Union So do: DO do 5000 Tres Maria do do; s.
~. @ La Naconai do 5000 Prncins
ae' rec p7 wyoming; for sale by HssOrted
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Boots and Shoes.
Family Groceries,


At the old stand Of the Rhode Isl3dn
II Clothing Store, No. 2, Parkerson- square
The subscribers, have just received large
and desirable stock Of the latest styles OF
Spring Clothing and of the latest patterns,
consisting in part of the following:
Dress and Frock Coats, Sack Coats of every
color and quality also, Vests, the largest
assortment and variety ever before brought
into this market; pants, of every color
quality, AMI Style all of which we will sell
as cheap as they can be had at any other
place.
We would also say that our stock of Gents
Furnishing Goods have just been replenish
ed, and that we have the largest and mos
desirable stock in this department ever
brought into this place. They have beer
bought at the lowest cash prices, and VIZ
VIII sell them as cheap pas they can be bought
anywhere, in this or any other place.
! All those in want of Ready made Clothing
OF Furnishing Goods, please give us a call
before purchasing elsewhere. and examine
our stock, and we are sure you will buy.
w & A PARKERSON
| Westerly, April 10, 1852 56tf
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THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Stonington and neighboring
towns, that he keeps constantly Oh hand a
large assortment of American and Italian
Marble, for Tomb, Tablets, Monuments, and
Grave stones, made to order, in every shape
and form, at his Marble Yards in Stonington
Borough, and at Westerly, at the west end
of the Bridge, in S, p. Stillman's Carriage
Factory, where he has lately established a
yard at which places he offers anything in
the marble line for sale as low as can be
purchased in the New England states. Those
in want Of the above articles, will do well to
call and examine for themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
All orders, either by letter or otherwise,
promptly attended to and faithfully execut-
ed. A share of the public patronage is re-
srectfuly solicited,
Particular attention paid to the setting OF
Monuments, Tombs, Tables and Grave stones,
sold from either of his Yards.
ORRIN D0TY,
Stonington, March s, 1862. 1y50
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FoREsT CULTURE.-Thosc that want
young forest trees to grow Well must not
permit cattle nor sheep, in any consid-
cradle numbers, to run among them,
and feed upon their leaves and young
twigs. Nor should the leaves that fall
in autumn be removed from forest that
one wishes to cultivate. The dacay of
their animal foliage is necessary pro-
vision of nature to supply mould and
nutriment to the long-lived products of
the earth. Putting forest leaves about
apple and peach trees is very good
way to manure the ground in which they
grow. Lime mixed with forest leaves
improves their fertilizing power very
much whether they are designed by the
agricultuist TO enrich the soil for the
benefit of fruit, forest, or ornamental
trees. InEuropc forests are lined not less
than meadows, pastures and titled land