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termediate dings1be and splendid steamer HEN
RY CLAY will leave pier foot Of Jay street. at o'clock
NJ, Sunday June goth, for Albany and all the land
ings touching ut Hammond street. See advertisement
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opposite Chamber We have bandsom a
upd in the city snd stock of goods pe-
titn with any Broadway establishment; know they
he surpassed in material taste,
Our style of Drab Beavers
ledeed by all who have them be the
and stock Of caps for youth children
not be beat. RAFFERTY, & LEASK.
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No. % B0wcry.-Hlram Andersen IL selling
English Tapestry Brussels at ss, 9 and 0s per yard
ED glish Thres-ply Carpets, o. Cd, 7s. and Sc.
Superior Ingram Carpets at 2s, 3d. A. 3D. 5s g. 7s
Fine Stair Carpets g.. 2s 6d.3s., &c. 3D., and ls
Canton Mating. Is 3D., 2s. and %. Cd.
Floor Oil Cloths, "a. 3D.. 3s. to 4s
Window Shades ST. S. IS, s., and SIS.
Hearth Rugs. 20s., 2is, 32s and 48s.
Satin finish floor Oil Cloths. yards wide. g. 3d. 7s, and
p Der vard
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Advertising columns it will be that this boat leaves
pier loot Of Jay street At o'clock, A. NJ, instead of
o'clock, as heretofore.
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M BU1LtR, corner Of Broadway add Marrly stsoat
(uhmhe Nat.bs 1allI,.) These Perrai,s s.mhin~ the
viii the hrieb 81 tue finest mina-
painting Bsng nes,l'e sarfsee they are inne
r.Lnte we'll tie truthful aud beautiful PORTRAITS
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Lea e. PERKINS, Worcestershire Sauce
Five hundred dozen quarts pints and half Pns landing
from ship Pati * Henry, from London. for sale by
JOHN DUNCAN e. SONS, 407 Broadway,
Sole agents In the u. s. for the proprietors.
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Fans.-Frcnch, Pearl, Bone, and Spanish
Stick Fans; Canton, Feather, Paper, and Pam Leaf
Fans of every variety and price, at BROWN TASKERs,
No. Murray street. up stairs.
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pneeenncrss 20 Chnrrra " III end il 80 .l,a,r

~ FarteGe purol ae bo0te Shoe &c - StlLLIAN y
~ ich street thsS rely Getting aliy
recdr tie very lowest prices for Ladies' gen
~ ya. nisses Ecmemb'c The a3dress-2R .irarowi'h
stteet (wCt tide between Murray and Robinson
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
~ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. -Sc
RPEClAL NOTlCEs.


NEW YORK voLGNTEERs-wHEREAs, A sPE-
IN eial Committee Of both Boards Of the Common Cnua
ofNew York the
pose sdsring what individual deserving the
Gold Box which devised by tho usrous Jackson to
be presented the who ud he adjudgod by biz
sountrymsn to have been the valiant dseace Of his
in the late with Mexico; therefore, notice IL
hereby that the Special Committee will receive writ
ten claims from person. lato of the New York Voun
seers for said Gold Box the claims with their vouchers
within three months from this date and TO he
addressed TO Charles FraI Chsr OF the above Com
mittee. New York May 4, 1882 CHAS. FRAN CTS, Chair
OF Committee Of Board Of Aldermen. CHARLES "a.
RING, Chairman Of Committee of Board Of Assistan ALI
dernen.
DOST OFFICE CHATHAM SQUARE CORNER OF
L East Broaaway.-Mails for Europe United states
mail Hermann-Letter bag- will close this office,
for Liverpool London ireland France ali parts of Ger
many and other foreign countries saturday June 18Th
at ~ o'clock, A. M. AARON SWARTS.
N1EO JUNE Q, 1852, FOUR MONTHS, DRAWN BY
70 lOOs William George Stewart The above note
having been obtained fraud all cautioned not
peso,Ats it. as will be paid BY the drawsrNew
York, June IL, 1852.
IN Mother and Sisters at the Tabern aclc Monday,
June 81. TO commence at p n. Doors open Mt 6i,.
Tickets ST. To he had at Messrs Francis, Lockwood's,
Crowen's Evans and Brittanis Book Stores At the
Howard Aston the Irving, the New York Hotels
At the door.
NOTJCE.-THE CORNER STONE OF THIS MARI
IN nor Family Asylum, located near the Seaman's Re-
nj g. on Saturday p NJ June 18TH Members donors Of
the Mariners f. l. Society together with all others inte
rested the of the widows and orphans of
arenvted to attend The staten Island ferry boat leaves
gers the Retreat landing in time to take in the
cikes.
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Fine Arss-pnauerreot In On.-By

Fine Arts DnRucrreotypes In Oh.-By
Is. sr ,aS %sa. sas
go. via he s sIsss the ,St, ware s,s acs
rsste we'll as tie cost truthful aad eeaua portraits
-
~ ~ IN 81 ~ gay aae Ia 81 @ ga y, cs
aua Judge Tor themselves Of 'her merits
Craycn PIctuIes.- RE ESqutsateiy Deli
NY v'sibsr IS loo1, ". sCS broadway. " tn way
~ Nord caution Daguerrean ats agai"st tAttag ths.s
,a,@at lar ID region and vii u sgro 81 prossuts ali ia
r,o,. o. sno.s 49,, 49,. Hes, eoo,s AID
sLe, s'rs spsr = s,s,y ds:sret,.s - le, 80
- W" oeS II nd ~ any "s s 81 o en
~ sIss' ~ tors E'e troaasa5 ST. 800 mss
sgle rs.ry and style. 1he very 6'' a,tsls'.
f'''''' --------
- 10 10. t,nt go ,"'
H. COG. S e. 10 rsir N.es aas hasa ss BE-
Il az III gnps Tayiar Tye- Sc lower in price (aoay
'0"'d'F'd tina" any ''r & n" yr Canal a. street
~ ~ ~
Messengers TO ChnSFes whi find IL 20 ,slair
o. FarteGt % pure Ne h"n's shoe, &e - stlLLitN
good at tie very iowest prices for ladies gcn men,
hy@ 81 hlsses tenen o ne aadsess--@N Sra'o"i'h
---------
prov 20 efHersy ta are eSeiy cure IL the as II
pIey vegetable aud perfectly safe, pleas mild, AMI
ei ouAl f,nenS wien equally good Tor chdfen geo@n
directions We refer - G4iiups c,mpund syrup f Brer
10y ; sa, 80, Nv NV asnn.f - = ~. n0'NIE y w.
a % rss 81, Sssy ."d b @ "'s en-
Nery.ws hnti"te IL Rows tte b.,b ~ their true i1,
IT, IF thc n rvops AriGats than All that Ia. boon sreo
r is t in q" Mw York
chii,f 5 aSd Esver md other Billions ~
a. nsoadway seoo6G and ra soors '"' a."
-------
ben lala for ,ear. ara tried sses thing r.tef h
have been Tsss yoqT Nasson and ny hAir 1aa
yyys"ng dsy' Please send ne ao,sr Aettss for
b'aSn sros IF yoSs Kssha Sns cam Be had
z" airy 'r"ss''tin tire TINTED states.
xss,,v.A,,,s,. r,...,.t IT,. w. -, x.....
" celebrated is GoueAUD's Iedicated sonp Tor cnrn,
Ympes ,reckes ehaps ron9hness Sc foudre
souss G}y White. and Eais Gloss, ct g waiIer srSs-
aea' Broadway.
=, "o'w ORG ase 10 ns so"m"
made OF the bet st"rss Ind yarreatoi not % rna ~
change color Also sraas Of Long naic FTGnt Brad &c.
.~ ' =. ---- -, 80, w WAS ''''
Wigs and Toupees.-batcheior's new srs,e
yet invented Those wanting yery superior article snrio
call ut BATCHEL0R'S celebrated Wig Factory. No Val
III the city. Copy the address
n.,,,
fRT Dye-Battne'Or's eefcbrnteu Llutu1
Ear bye the best discovered Tor eoiorng the
whshers the moment II sapplied The wonderful
certainty with which this favorite and old established Hal,
Dye per is asonshing. II is for sale Applied Mt
BaTCHELoRs Wig Factory. No.. 4 Wan street. Copy the
.---------
canton straw HAAS, nj FreeMrn's, no. 81
Fulton street, for ST. These hats the poo
dats from 81 to So Straw Leghorn and Braid HITS in
great variety and his prices are ~ per cent below uad
way. FIREMAN 80 Fulton street near Gold
cray ~ir onn m n" Dy.amg Eploy-
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TRUNK FOUND.-TAKEN, THROUGH MISTAKE,
from the steamer Hin els Saturday last Leaf
trunk with covering marked with the initials s.
on the end The owner have tho same by calling At
Pnttens Hotel corner Of Greenwich and Warren streets
proving property and pay ing charges.
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Fine White French China Dining Sets-ll5
only S25 White English Stone Ware Dining Sets, 100
pene for $50 Chamber sets 10 pieces 81 g AID s3 I'd
Band French China Tea sets, A. pieces, 50. also White
Punch Bowls. all sizes, suitable for Hotels Restaurants &c
which will be sold very cheap.
j. X. KERR. IS Chambers street, below Broadway.
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that existed against sewing BY machinery 20
useful The OF Singers Sewing Machine establishes
the fact I the machine for all kinds wing Call and
Price, $50, after July 4th.
i. NJ SINGER & CO., 253 Broadway.
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Gentiemens furnishing 1ooos % every
description and Shirts and warranted to t
N. Ii. THIsTILE'S, Chapma old stand. No. Maiden
Please and give orders and you will not
be The latest styles and the lowest prices
the city.
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Che package lots thererom TO retail
Diamond Kings Pins &C.. and ane assortment Of Je~sry
at Manufac prices Mandatory 3l
of White street Oice and sales
DAVID RAFT Importer Of DiA nonds.
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nrady's Prize P..tures al the W0rid'

ritF,r,taite General tier and senator King Daoii
W.tstr css, Film,r. Scott Douglas and mo-t the
~ Of the day ex bbitiop at T. Gallery,
ef np1 f7 radwhy whore The pub c invited 60 eau
ard Judge Tor themselves OF rheir merits.
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cate Gray basrene"type j. tsket T. tou perfection Ia
my v,Hfbtr ~ bU01, NJ. 3OS broadway. ~ ths way
would caution Daguerrean ttats against tAkaE thos.
DIV ay other tstail'slmept fincr Root own. toe
iatett r tAis Iegion and viii 10 80 al IA
riagtmcnta
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at iinety de9reer.-Wear of Ray & Adams Zephyr
Under Vests justly celebrated as light soft elastic and
durable fabric melting health. cemfort and
RAY ADAMS Importers and Manufacturers. SOL Broad
way, opposite Nibo's.
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l=s--~z ----s-a- -
aH Rk1sNAL.
- s7saaa- $50 ~i-a'
PSpSIl'Cl6, ALL

HpSIIClGAL.
GIXTEENTH D-ARoUSE! DEMOCRATS,
Arouse tile democratic republican electors 81 ire
ssrd requested to at Leuts long Roo,
Iwenty. gccohd street aid seventh avenue. Monday
etoni4 o. ~ hH ratt "'co H. to respond to
mir Of the iicrco and King Association. Every
d,uarg who feels Of elceng General Franklin
Pierce ilin Rufus ling to the Presidency and Vice
prtgdcntn al the Uped States will attend aud enrol hi5
nnmo ON proud Of democracy. Mr. Robert H.
Morris john Van Buren, James T. Brady, John cochran,
u prtuch I.urcnFu Il. shepard, - Fowler LiytosHtoh
Iinv4 4muld J. Porter Ira Is. ba7is, Henry hrou-
arns il Michael Walsh, and several oth.s. WIZ ADDRESS
the met sipr. Signed, MANY bfnioohalo'
INVENT ETH wAND.-rHE REGULAR PIERCE AND
Kinz Democratic Association Of this ward, VIII meet
~ thirty between sixth nnd Seventh
,enres tbs Friday evening o'clock, perfect
aud which every democrat in the ward is in
yit,d to attoad. VM. MURRAY. President.
AzAEL EEELMAN Vice Presidents
JOHN COYLE, S''''''0
WM. SIMPSON, Secretary
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his share Of the shower by chance thousands of gentlemen
would Re just well fitted as they And yet is
easy to insure perfect fit. and exquisite workm anshp by
giving orders to GRE EN- Astor House, whore
venton for measuring the person never fails
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feed and Weahness.Tho STAN pete Mxtur 10 pero
rar ling fer sale ny tue Druggs- aad
at 8 Broadway, second and third floors.
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ed 1ha happy state Of things be successfully
pisheJ by Van Deuscns Improved Wahpsne, article
which has established fer its inventor reputation fully
sustained by the thousands that have used It,
Ing the hair TO its original color promoting its las 4n
growth and beauty and renewing its natural and glossy
preparation has exccled this inva
able desideratum To be ut the depot
Chambers street Rice Smith 7A7. G. u Ring i92 Mil
han lSS H. W Gray. 444 broadway Mrs Hayes. i75
Fulton street lag antic street. BROOKLYN
United states.
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yNNo& WhrILD--A FIRST RATE MEAT AND PAS
~ tg VITO tboronphly understands her business;
Lonei ~ steady ard eomnc,er with rood charc
n, 70 such and
permanent situttop ~ offered in troy npny between
nHa chs rning. aud aud clock in the IT.
troor, OF T. Z. Abbott, II Beaver street. New
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N1EO JUNE Q, 1852, FOUR MONTHS DRAWN BY
70 lOOs William George Stewart The above note
having obtained fraud all persons cautioned
negotiate it, as will not be paid BY the drawsrNew
York June IL 1850,
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(tETTER WANTED AN ENPFRl EaCED FOREMAN
v kItting eFtalishment well aaauaintc1 WITT tho
trnde hcnr OF situation by apply box
ha ~ inht 9 nila with rartionlsTa.
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LOST AND REWARDS.


&K0 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE-
ROO covery of trunk. with its contents, which was
taken mistake stolen from the Jersey City ferry boat
the arrival of the train from Philadelphia clock
p. NJ, June 18TH 1t tanned ladies' and gentlemen
wearing apparel wac common sized black trunk with
the name &c. Baird, Ripley, Ohio" painted end
II had also, overcoAt strapped with Cotton
Travellers Guide" In one of the pockets. Apply at
the N. J. r. r. Office. Jersey City.
Q1O REwARD.-LosT. ON SATURDAY EVENING,
1Vl2th instant large black Newfoundland Dog with
broad brass collar white breast and both hind feet
tipped with white Answers to tn. name Of Hector $40
street So who give information where the
dog he got stolen S5 for the Of the
All persons are cautioned not to buy the deg.
OsT-BETwEEN NORRIS STABLE. HOUSTON
IL street. and the Red House, Porte Monnse containing
about nifty dollars in gold and bills Of the Bank Of rca
Also sundry and valuable the
The finder will DO literally rewarded by leaving at
Houston street.
r oST-lN THE STREET. ON THE 10TH IsTANT, A
- deed for leo acres OF Land In Adams county, Illinois,
parchment The finder will be literally rewarded
returning thom to WILL Cliff. No. 23l sixth Avenue
r osT- S5l-IN CROSSING BROADWAY JUST ABOVE
- Prince street. the 10th instant, copsstngof one ~
dollar bill three 10 dollar bills aud . dollar bill all city
The I'm der will be we'll rewarded by leaving the
came ut the office Of HOWE ThEADWELL, 1875 Broad
way.
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weeks, by using the Opruent Any one understan
is upon the head. 1t will force the beard grow thi
short time and perfectly harmless Price ST. per bottle
Sent to any part OF the country.
r. q GRAHAM 1874. Ann street,
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The Summer Clothing now offered at I,

11.O 5stH1I1H'I ~iVS1EkHS FUV U.AtFeU Ut IHt
fmrire Clothing Warehouse TO and 122 Fulton street.
eeis ready STOCK ia New YORK, beauty,
fe nestness OF manufacture and low prices. Look in and
examine before you buy
SMITH DRUMGoLD PRoCH
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rfqr EEruR.Fa WAETEp.-hDDRE55 u 4, AT
~ THIS on..r atatrg qualifications 81. None but those
nE ID With I'll tae hooks and of the city need
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CESas REGIsTEa,

a NEATLY FusH4tHEr FAELuR AND BgDRoOH
~ viii pantr.ts aito ~ ds4ms af4ee Lasement-E
le' tg.ther parstsg 81 haase ~ sitb brsst
t lrt tabe Il r~anirst e. Grst cla.s house ,i.
asm ~ fnuitiy. Amy - Is sprbs rect.
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nal street, has large stock OF Genlemer Boys Pa
Leghorn and Straw Braid Hats He is selling theu
of at reduced Pees The largest stock Of summer Hats
and the cheapest to be found in this city
BA MIA, l06 Canal street, you get Hats
almost your own price.
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Need 1t he ngnln repentcd. that Davis

Rahvenc viii chDpge hair to its former color by
the roots, and in peculiar stimulating the
colorng glands. see circular, with testm my If
Of our most respectable citizens, Price 80 cents per
bottle. For sale at the general depot. No 3o Graz
and Nos 1872 Broadway g Washngtou street. 362 Hudson
street, l27 Bowery, and III Hudso street.
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WANIEp-A sITUA fIoN. BY A GENTEEL Young
man. az Coachman 81 Groom; underotands tho oar.
and nhnapse t OF iUr perfectly well and is willing
MARE himself generally r,cu, Rest Of reference OWEN CAN
ut Gil Grand street, for tSo days. Inquire for Mae
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" ANTED-To TIE SODA WATER, TWO BOYS T;
w need apply but those who right. WAGES
no object Apply TO Geo. Eagle, $50 Fulton before
O'clock.
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agricultural.
Rauk-bOund Trees.

Some over-wise people have an idea
that when tree gets messy and bark
bound-the latter but another term for
the want of growth and weakness, con-
sequent upon neglected cultivation-it
is only necessary to slit the bark up and
down the stem with jack-knife, and it
will al once spread out and grow. Thi
is sheer nonsense. Dig about and cul-
tivate the roots, and the bark will take
care of itself, with scraping off of the
moss, and washing of the stem with
ley or soap suds, or chamber slops, which
last is quite as good. The increased
flow of the sap, induced by liberal feed
ing of the roots, will do its own bursting
of the hide bound" bark, which is
simply its enfeebled condition as con-
sequence of its poverty Of root. No one
thinks of turning out bony, half-starv-
ed calf in the Spring, into the clover field
with the skin on its sides all split
through with knife in order to add to
its growth. And this last proposition is
quite as sensible and philosophical as the
other. Nature takes care of itself in
these particulars. Sap in plenty is what
blood is to animals. Its vigorous flow
reaches every part of its composition,
and gives to each its proper play and
function. We can show frequent in
stances of decrepid shriveled branch,
by the throwing open and manuring of
the roots, and thorough pruning of the
top, increased from an inch to two inch
es diameter in single season and
without assistance as it grew, bursting
and throwing off its old contracted bark
as freely as the growth Of a vigorous as
paragus shoot would develop itself dur
ing a warm shower in May. Such nos
trums are only the invention of the
head to excuse the laziness of the hands
american Agricultnrist.
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THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Stonington and neighboring
towns, that he keeps constantly on hand q
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 n
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 tefore 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-
spectfully solicited.
Particular attention paid to the setting Of
Monuments, Tombs, Tables and Grave stones
sold from either Of his Yards.
ORRIN DOTY,
| Stonington, March 8, 1852. ly5O
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Hlisfellamecus.
BY JOHN PIERPoNT.


Thou sparkling bowl! thou sparkling bowl!
Though lips of bards thy brim may press,
And eyes Of beauty DER thee roll,
And song and dance thy power confess,
will not touch thee, for there clings
A scorpion to thy side, that stings!
Thou crystal glass like Eden's tree
Thy melted ruby tempts the eye,
And. as from that, there comes from thee,
The voice. "Thou shalt not surely die y
dare not lift thy liquid gem
A snake is twisted round thy stem
Thou LIQUID fire like that which glowed
For Paul upon Melita's shore,
Thou'st been upon my guests bestowed;
But thou shalt warm my house no more,
For, whereso'er thy radiance falls,
Forth, from thy heat viper crawls!
What, though of gold the goblet be,
Embossed with branches of the vine,
Beneath whose FURNISHED leaves we see
Such clusters as poured out the wine
Among these leaves an adder hangs,
fear him-for I've felt his fangs.
The Hebrew, who the desert trod,
And felt the fiery serpents bite,
Looked up to the ordained god,
And found that life was in the sight
So the WORM bitten's fiery veins
Cool when he drinks what God ordains.
Ye gracious clouds We deep cold wells
Ye gems, from messy rocks, that drip!
Springs that from earth's mysterious cells,
Gush Ger your granite basins lip
To you look; your largess give,
And will drink of you, and live.
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gg" Beans for early table use should
be planted as soon as there is security
from the frost. Make large hills-say
two feet over and one foot deep, and Gil
in with good manure to within three
inches of the top-stamping in the ma
nure as compactly as possible, and cover
the whole with loan. Around the edge
of the hill insert your beans, by making
holes with dibble, and cover them
carefully. The beans should be within
three or four inches of each other, and
occupy the circumference of the circle
formed by the edge of the hill. If you
prefer it, the hills may be made larger
indeed of any dimensions from two to six
feet, if you can afford manure and room
Ohio Farmer.
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Luther and his Adhercnss.

TIIE Propretors of Sartain's Magazine
having purchased the large and handsome
steel plate, Carefully en-raved In line and
mezzotint. from the celebrated design by
George Cattermule, representing
THE FIRST REFORMERS
Presenting their Famous Protest at the
Diet of Spires, in 1929,
now offer it in connection with their Maya
zine on terms unprecedently low.
This magnificent composition contains
nearly one Hundred figures, and includes
authentic portraits Of the most prominent
men connected'with that important event
The work exclusive of margin) measures 81
inches by 10, and the print has never been
retailed at price less than SO per copy.
Each impression is accompanied by an in
structive pictorial key of reference, dcscrib-
/ ing the scene, the characters, the history
which led to the event, and the principles
contended for.
! In connexion with Sartain's Magazine both
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