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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER CURE.-THIs ESTAB.
~ shment, having recently been greatly enlarged and
much improved furnish for upwards Of
hundred and other advantages
surpassed If oquallcd by those of other nstu
ton Of kind Situated the Morris and Essex Railroad
South Orange N about hours ride from the city,
accessible by several trains daily which leave tho foot
Of Cortland street Descriptive circulars be found Mt
Crowens 500 Broadway and at the Water Cure
Publication Once No l3 Nassau street. New York. Pro-
fessona letters should be addressed to Dr. j. A. Weder
others to George II. Mtcholl Snperntendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

BROADWAY STORE TO BE LET-TO LET, LARGE
~ store, large wareroom entering from Broadway;
Also ohees Apply at Gibsons Gallery Of Decorative Art
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

WANTED-BY AN UNMARRIED MAN, OF STEADY
habits situation to drive take of horses and
make himself generally useful about gentleman's
bishment Satisfactory reference be from his late
loyer Apply Mt 80 Avenue b. in the drug
DOCTOR Finlay. Eighty sixth street. Yorkyille.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

EANFERNOT DuLAC. SOLE AGENTS FOR coUR-
voisiers gloves and Of every descrn-
ton Of table and piano have to Il Broad
WAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

A FRENCH GARDENER, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH,
IN and Is wishes situation. He understands
all Kinds ogardening and the cultivation offowers and
ectabcs also foreign and natve vines under glass
in open pear trees wall &C. Has had experience
this continent Country seats laid out. Address by
letter, Gardener, Is Laurens street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

A YOUNG LADY, OF GOOD ADDRESS, WANTS
IA situation Saleswoman in store, would have
objection to attend the bar Of respectable saloon Woul
go the country If required Most respectable recrsnc
given. Please call address ~. c. 1885, Third avenue
first floor between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets 70
three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY TWO RESPECTABLE
w girls; one as good Cook Washer and Ironer. in
private family the other to do chamberwork, washing
ironing and utng Best Of city reference Can be
week at their present employers 2S West Fourteenth
etreet, Seventh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

yUANTED-kN UNMARRIED MAN, WHO UNDER
w stands taking of horses, and who Is well &C
quaned with the city and CAPABLE of driving express
wagon. Apply to b. ROCKWELL No lis William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

SMALL FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A FEW
"A gentlemen with very pleasant rooms and paxtial
board he house pleasantly situated two thorough
faresGrand street and East Broadway Inquire at l5
I;nfo
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IFfoU WISH TO PURCHASE TEAS OF THE FINEST
qnnhty, 70 70 the Empire City Tea Company, No. ~
ca.narne street. where you win find three pound boxes
extra me teas at dollar box Also good Coffee,
Nn pounds Tor enc dollar Teas and Cofca II kinds,
~hoesae ana retail at small advance from prices
VOSE e. JOYCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH GIRL, A
w situation as Chambermad Laundress. Apply at
No. lS Ninth street, between Avenues and c. for two
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A
w situation as clerk in grocery stores speak the
French and English languages Please call No 43l
Twelfth street. between and u. for
our
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

BOARD WANTED, WITH FURNISHED ROOM, BY
ID young lady, with respectable family where there
other boarders preferred Location west side of the city
below Blocker street. and stage route Terms must
be moderate Address, with particulars j. NJ IT, ut this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation as Chambermaid and Waiter to assist
in washing and ironing in small private family the
OF city references be given Please apply at l55 Tween
tyfrst street, between Second and Third avenues.
WANTED-GOOD SHIRT HANDS, AT COS BROAD
w way and stitcbers two button hole makers, to
IN store. None need apply but the best Observers.
M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-08

RoARDING.-cOUNTRY RESIDENCE ON THE EAs
- River, Fifty.frs street = furnished unfurnishc
Rooms for select families and gentlemen. Spacious ele
yated healthy with charming scenery all Sides Lat
Ualsey residence
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TENANTS, REGISTER.

A sTORIA, L. Ito LET OR LEASE, NBAT, WELL
"A built Cottage House, (seven rooms) and about four
here's Of good Land suitable gardener
Apply TO J. w. TOWNSEND, Astoria, to A. COASTOCk,
l62 WAter street. York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27

aiely recorded. would not fail TO yield a
Great deal of interest as well as useful
ness. The time OF the appearance oil
birds, insects, the Towering and iruiung
of trees, or anything else IN relation to
nature and its productions, would assist
very much the requirement oil knowledge
on these subjects, if made matter OF re-
cord. am sure il would be a delight
ful employment, both at the time, and by
IFS examination afterwards.
Now, all that is necessary IS to get a
small blank book, with flexible leather
cover, which may be had for dime a,
any book or stationary store-and rule
each page into two columns-the first
for the record Of planting, sowing, and
all other operations during their earlier
stages and the second column for the
registry OF the results, directly opposite,
on the same page. BY comparing these
resuls with the operations which produc-
cd them, n great deal OF valuable pracu-
cal knowledge would soon be obtained.
Another advantage might result from
this practice. When any operation was
deferred ill teo late, and loss was occa-
stoned thereby, make memorandum Of
this fact at the proper place in the
second column, by the examination Of
which, the second year, this difficulty
might be avoided. Many failures occur
from a want of seasonable attention
such journal would therefore leave an
excellent memorandum book to refer to
daily the second year. or any other year
afterwards, to remind one Ul what must
be done at the time.
Would not this be worth a thousand
times its cost, by way of making accur-
ate, intelligent, practical, and successful
farmers, of lads aud young men in the
country, besides improving their knowl-
edge of wrilng?-1 Pi0WmaH.
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n Married Mans Opinion Of Wo-
man.

There is more real hoRor in a 1c0B,-
ans little finger than there is in all the
men ia creation. The women were put
in to keep the world together. verify
believe that if they we're all taken ont OF
the world, the men would butcher one
another in six weeks. They do so now,
when they are from their wives The
duels in Washington would have been
prevented If the wives Of the concerned
had been consulted.
The above was the honest and hear
~ declaration of married man whom |
heard convcrslng in the shop of mer-
chant tailor, in this village. have been
endeavoring 10 recall TO mind the prcy-
Gus conversation but the declaration
made such impression upon my mind,
that tie conucXion in which it stood is
almost entirely cllaced. That wife
must be a happy woman thought /,
whose husband holds such an opinion OF
her sex, and those children may rejoice.
who have such father.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27

CALIFoRNtA AGRiOuLruRE.-N Mr. Au-
drew Williams lately delivered an adj
dress upon the " Mineral and Aanculur-
al Capabilities Of California" before a
numerous asscu bly, OF the friends Of az.
ricullure in San Franssco. The address
confirms one of the most extrlorIiuary
statements Of facts we have ever read
We present 10 our rca lcrs a few of the
most remarkable passages, from a report
ia the San Francisco ierald.
la most Of the other States single
excellence is Characteristic and FREEDOM
inant The iunbero Maine tie gran
tie of New Hampshire, the wool Of YER
mont, the manufactures Of Massachusetts.
the agriculture of New York, the coal
and iron of Pennsylvania, the grain and
fruits Of the Middle aud Western States
the copper of Michigan, the corn tob1c-
co, and hemp OF Virginia and Kentucky,
the cotton Of Alabama aud Georgia, the
sugar OF Louisiana, the sugar, cotton, and
indigo Of Texas, the turpeninc of North
Carolina, and the rice of South Carolina.
constitute respectively their most proml-
nent and distinctive interests, and are The
pride and glory Of their citizens, Bat
there is scarcely one of these that cannot
be found or produced in oar own Stale,
In the natural productions of the earth
conducive to the sustcnauce OF man our
State is abundanty prolific.
As we approach the center of the
State, The hanna, the orange, the lemon,
the olive, the fig, the phnlain, the nee
tarlne, the the almond, the apricot, and
the pomegranatc of the South miuglc in
the same luxuriant gardens ol Los Augc-
los, with the peach, the pear, the cherry,
The plum, the ounce, aud the apple OF
The North--the fruits of The oak and the
pine, OF gigantic size and delicious taste,
furnishing to man and beast the richest
and most nutritious food the beautiful
salmon Of the noble Sacramento, often
weighing thirty, ana forty, and, in some
instances, siXly pounds, WcIug with any
either IN tneness OF texture and richness
OF flavor, as well as ia sIze; aud one I'M
common article OF fine white sugar, the
exudation Of a species OF plue tree called
the sugar pine; the successive ranges OF
mountains, whose extent is lost To- view
IN the distance, waving with rich hufyCs;s
4 OF oats, the spontaneous production OF
/ The soil solid trees of the red wood on
the banks Of the Trinity and shasta riy
ers, SIKH eight feet IN circumference !;
+ hollow ones whose cavity has sheltered
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27

of bees, and the introduction OF a pack
ct Of ihistle-seed.
Take nv own case for an illustration
without expense or trouble on my part
for any old chest or cask serves for
hive--,hc bees collect me honey anc
wax. In the autumn we take as muci
honey as furnishes our tables, and the
children use it profusely all the yeaI
round, and the refuse makes admirable
vinegar. But the thistle is an intolera
bile nuisance. Mine is considered small
farm. being only 1000 acres. or course
the principal part of the land is used as
sheen walk. have only used II foI
six years. aud when | entered upon it.
The ihislles were by no means so numer-
Gus as on the neighboring estates, yet
during the last sin years have for four
months in the spring and summer in each
year, devoted many days TO lis eXtirpa-
ton some weeks, each six days and
sometimes with one man, and occasion
ally the whole establishment, would
take the field against the prickly enemy ;
and this day, the 18th of January, 1851,
and my eldest son have had a weary
walk, making a circuit Of at least a dozen
miles, pceping into and examining every
dell aud nook, for the sullen gentleman,
armed at all points, likes a retired, quiet
spot to luxuriltc in, unmolested.--SOm
hundreds have we this day destroyed,
and there are yet many hills aud valleys
to examine but one retired spot, form
ed by bend in the river, quite displrt-
ed US, and the task of destroying hun
drcds OF tall weeds is left Tor another
day and my labor is each year to be
begun, for my careless neighbors supply
me with an abundance Of seed
Now my young friends, weigh well
what may be the result Of your actions,
even Of what you may deem lrinng
one for this is certain, each Of your ac-
tons is either Of faith or it is sin. The
one will produce health and sweetness,
the other labor and sorrow--a curse
No power can recall an act. All tie
powers of the Inhabitants of Van Die
mems land could not destroy the bees or
exrpatr the thistle. The importation
Of bees was an act Of bcncvolcnce the
Of the thistle had its origin
in Pride and folly.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27

RAISING HoRsEs.-The great error
has been, that farmers have always regar-
ded the raising Of colts a collateral aud
minor branch Of buslness-much on a
footing with chicken-hatchng aud bee
swarming-io receive the attention OF
only, during odd hours, aud TO cost but
little, first or last The mare must be a
cheap or unsaleable one-perhaps Grip
pied. She must 90 10 some neighbor' S
two years-old, gratis, and do as much
work during the year, as the gelding at
her side. If the colt is born alive, ii
must follow the dam at her day toll, aud
1--we on whatit can get until winter, when
1t IS turned into the yard with the cows,
and bull, and oxen, 10 cat straw and
stalks until spring; and if one or other
OF MS companions above named, does not
suddenly end its life long before that
time, when it is four or tive wears old
It's owner may perhaps get for il sixty
five or seventy dollars. G., an old bug
gy Wagon, yearllng bull, and a silver
watch.
Now, certainly, il is no marvel that
such persons should testify so posilvel,
against the profits of breeding horses
They, of course, can buy, not only
cheaper, but better, than they can raise
them. But TO those who regard il more
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-05-27

Be HAPpY.-Yet not in studies above
their years, or in lrksome tasks should
young children be employed. The
Joyous freshness Of their young natures
should be preserved, while they learn the
duties that fit them for this life and the
next. Wipe away their tears. Ilcmem-
Der how huriful are heavy rains to the
tender blossom just opening on the day.
Cherish tier smiles.
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A VILLAGE FARM
FOR SALE.

TTuR sale adjoining Village Plat Of Waunun, OF
ic most splandd fatms Ia the Whole Western country,
containing five hundred said 6nm is capable OF pro-
ducng annually Thousand bushl Of efan, and ofkoep
winter $50 hoad at hot-tr and cattle. The
Village of Wuupun about 500 Hbtnuts. has two
large Hotels and nine stores Thora ailtoud build
ing within about mile Of said fun, which will connect
with Boston and New York. Tho State Prison butt here.
aupun is beauu add thriving village, and a. healthy
any portion Of New England Said lam is situated
thut cnn be equally well managed in farm number
of smaller ones. Perhaps 1t would be much
hnc firm such splendid location, having ~
ihe advantages Of gcntee sucey. vos seldom offered for
sae Icrnis liberal For particulars please inquire by
mail othetwse.
FABNUM A SUMNER.
Wuupuu Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin.
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intelligen,ly, as a branch of business re-
curing the same relative care and capt
tai that is required for the successful rails
ing Of crops, or the making of cheese OF
butter, it will always prove TO be an en-
ployment as profitable MS it is pleasant
and CUttigator
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"IYh Ne VII ldI lal Toe manulaeiufcIs The lowest
wholesale city pdcas
81 Ai.o, ihlNIs, GINGnAMs. De LANES, DENNIS.
LIZ hiNS, 4N EtD a0d other Soods, wholesale I'll,
eA,p Wi'ss LYMAN a KING.
aAA. y 4~y-l
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| NJ ANSEIELD H0USE.

tNllF undersigned hns ut opened this House Tor tho ac
tommoditon Of the public " is designed 10 mako t. n
peaaant rrtcut from the bus a Of city life during tho
summer months. the purpose vt visiting Mansfield
ms the highest point Of the Green Mountains command
ing view Of the Lake, tho White Mountains, Montreal
Sc. and whose scenery second TO none in the u States
To numerous friends aud acquaintance, and particular
to strangers we would that pains viii be spared
Tot accommodations and 10 90 The layet Of nature ~
her wi drst and most rugged scenes, we sny VISIT vans
hod's No.ou and Chn" good road viii 10 cut 10 lh'
Top curly The ls Of June, aud by calling al The MANS
FIELD HOUSE, you will mud the necessatfs Tor the as
Ladies' will be able to ride to within mdo e the
summit We hsve also The "Mo-s Glenn Falls" ,ttunled
foc mios from this house, rOmlnic spot aud well worm
viewing
This House Is situated at the terminus Of the Lamoie
County Flank Roadicn miles from she Rslload, and siA
from tie Mannains. 10 the dsc les of old Er WALTON
would say thut the streams from the mountains abound
in trout
sTiLLMAN CHURCHILL Proprietor.
b. Passengers 10y stage VIII please teqnot TO be len
nt tie Man. H.id House. 53
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UuCkman's
INVALID BEDS FAD.
INpRON

ht ad'anieeos ot ts, over uit1trA Beisfcads are g.:
Inst. ITO manner of removing thr patient from She
b'd lhs 10 effected hy fufuig tfHnk, thus reritins
400 snspendae thc r4lrut 90 sasutc tor rurpuse
alasuns' ch'tgHs tnd veutitus tine uHdcr hetdns, 90
relieve the patient from tho reaction ct morbid nnmu heat
and give hn the greatest iacues cAcleiur evlcua-
tous.
second To elevate end main ian the raticnt'. hoad
|ud hunk at any d-sr hle point between recruitment and
no upright, 90 "stng postufc,m aud when uosiied, to
l'si con he ia"eren tus l"tung uu " easy chatr,'i
Ihtri. Simple, hul cicieut tur changing the
ent'r hed without removing The puucut from ic aso
v' meNlng the patent up ia the bed wuhuu any lduug
founh Gudatias Side Elevation 10 ta.u tho pltieut,
support hi back femo,r Tho ht bel hes ithouf
uneovenng he pauout forming 90 cen TO ofect tho m
from Insects % t,o "a, kind and ta. inc
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By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.


: collins Moapeler, Johnson 3 Campbell Wai.sheld
so.s a De ieno Waterbury, Bancroft raiudeld F,epch
= Walker Hare Cardcll Warren, Putnam 4 Wooster
Mnf.hheii G huTnham AoToown, Il u Caup Northheid
Fred y smith, honhheld A White Nonhfeld John.
oo iioldeh Aiddlesex. w Paddock Factory Vii 40 ls
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Merchants 6 Milliners
GOO RONNETS

EAN FIND large asfoftnient Of MILLINERY COON
al the Peoples Stole just bought with CASH IN Ne,
hofk, and wall supply the trade 81 commission also
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uNDEKlIlII1S TNNL.S-

CHuPPiNG Axes, Broad do., Aists. Hroad liairbris
y Axe docs Lsthtng do., shashng DO Carpenters sAattt
Socket Chl.cls, may always ee t4uHd ST
81 KEITH < BARRIERS.
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Spring De Lanes 4 Prints.

700 Nps Have just arrived, and they are PRETTY
Aprii 8, leI! q STORRS A IANCDoN
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VYATNEiEe. CLOCEks 8 IEYYEIR1

INfHIHl IA short hotef and warranted,
Ms John Abbot for tho future takes charge Of nv
work, te is weIl qualified Jewels. aud make Ia,
most dihrult pls Of any Kidd Watch and rcpaco a.
good as 60" leaeeilod by no ouel Particular attention
with the Whoos Dealers Boz the city that we can turnsb
a' short notice Watch Movements order and rot hon
eased wnh Gold silver, sgfceaby any pattern, with
Gold or white GiIl..
irgl havca icn Eice HUNTING WATCHES on hand
and shall have .dItiouul suppl. direct from London
which hatc orieted expressly or ny trad,-An eK
tl article aud Will come cheap,
Jsuuary 20. ga
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RICH DRESS GONDN-
WOODEN WARE.

MOULD gvo notice that be has leoscd the TEMPER
w ANCE not Sc ior tenn ct ycnrs. recently kon ~
&. g. strong and owned by II. y BARNES, whore ht w
bee pleased to ieceiv" ihe patronage OF the public assu
hem that nuthing shall be wanting DIS part 10 nsf a
continuance OF whuteyor favor may be extended Go him
Montpelier, March ~. 1851. le
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Removed.
SAMUEL ABROTT

HAS removed from MAIN sTREEr 20 ibe Room al
rinns b. T. WHhoa A. Suns BOOKSTORE. op os.fe t.o
y llase hal.l oa STATE STREET
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20 Bbls. 4 TIES. SALMON,

az HUDSON Ray CoNPANY-Vrrs prime-Iusl
- eeivrd and Tor sale hy biusi or les.
hy 5tOhks & LAA6DON.
Murch a., Isla 20
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Tail'S, Hunts, and Brooks Axes,

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