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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
A Great Chance

<yz ss1FeAsSsT5 % ZEAL ESTATE
'bE Hft5sss@r as seeezae rhs 0Nneg u tract Of
a = Aefr. q Lsses very eSaTenieafiy and elRibIy
sssS - Hsets Alss ESD @a8uf4eturirg purposes in
~ sssst PR y - cfgHH EAM5Fidge street lead
- s1 9fse1es - z5s.h Worcester lying on the
~ - y sse street sa1 81 the West side OF the
(rsrs Ns,-ftzos s8ogg mllNsy between the City
B1' ~ - iJeege - - H9fy Cross. He ia now Law
axost - -zta. ed sEsfs NJ sale eligible building
n ~ ztsoiyg grssetoasg trsc INV rods in lengh
~ fsceai Ssptas suitably divided into lots to any
.n9Tso1zs q eonpsnsess WAC will give satisfactory
01s = y9 me- @on for Manufacturing purposes and
- eaycY ress5ns5le a1g1t Of iaboreYs on the prem
Lees Por further particular inquire Of
uoTlS-c~d CALVIN FLAGG 7 Vine ST
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FAIRBANK'S
Celebrated Vegetable Healing Compound

For the cure ofthe following Diseases, viz.
INFLAMMATION ofthe Lungs, Sore Throat, Head
Il ache, Tooh-ache, Ear-Ache, Piles, rheumatism,
Cholic Cramp, Fever and other Sores. Ha'ns scalds
F ,BTqses and strains sngs no 90 eas@
This and wonderful discovery is one of the great
est blessings Of the few months trial. has won for
II notorlety exce ding the mo sanggine expectations
offs rie"dsi and nothing hut its virtues and the
nj conferred on many who have suffered for years could
make enjoy Tie reputation which il now has For fur.
Their information relative to this Vegetable Compound
see CT cuar TO be mad Of agents. whre testimony of the
highest order will be Iound.
sold 10 Worcester, by Lewis T. Lazell, pol Main st.
Pro ectiye UmoL store No IL Main street; and A..
Baylies, corner Of Maiu and school streets.
FOR sale wholesale aud retail, by the subscriber in
West BoyISlon. HORACE FAIRBANKS.
WEST BoYLsToN, Feb 7, 1852.
Whatever may be the prejudces OF Patent Medicines,
We, the undersigned, have and felt the magic ef
frcts of Fairbanks Vegetable Compound in soothing
the crest paiD in great many cases. and know il TO
oe good article for many Of The and purposes to
which II il devOied ind even m cases where il NAV not
prove nbe it possesses the virtue Of doing no injury
We the unders gned iee that this is good Medicine
oF efy smy TO have, TO use occasion may req lire
l-- -1AiE IL FIERCE, NATHAN L. DAGGETT,
lOhN HUNT, SAMUEL WRENCE,
JOHN NAY l. NJ HOSNER
WINDSOR MORSE AMOS CHJt.D
N1S NAY n GooDALE, B. +. KEYEs.
ws.i Boylston. Feb 7. 1852. febi2 dawly
" W - OOAs IL ", q I. H. helley, Id. d.,
II AFING effected co-partnership in business, will,
IL from this oate prosecute the practice of ''''
Medicine and Surgery,
Under The firm OF NEWTON d. KELLEY The incress-
ing professional duties devolvng on Dr. Newton have
rendered Il imperative for him to engage partner in
Ousihsssi aho ne has accordingly associated with him
seq one eHllnenty qualified 10 disseminate the urnc
pies OF the liberal school of medicine
II = cue 10 Dr: Kelley to say, that he has enioyed
NC most ample facilities for thoroughly acouaniing
himself with both the Old and the New system of nr,c
oeioi learning the imperections Of the one and he
superiority OF the other To him more especinllv viii
y c1u sisted the department of Surgery as his on
peFlunies TO quality himself for this branch have hon
Pfs-ehenti and his experience and skill as nm onera
toi. sititie him TO more than ordinary favor
= = loHors itydrocele, FstulB Hernia Diseases of
t rye and Ear, &e.. will be scientifically and sue
cessfuly treated. anu sue
- 9Ene ~, Ic9l. iel9-dwly
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Ladies Kid Cloves

CtbaPLEfE ASSORTMENT Of every color and
"A number Of Aabryss KID C;loves recsiy,d III, th
snoscrlDef Ius manufacture Of Gloves are equal 10
an' ever Offered 10 this MARKET aid every pair will be
warranted. At the Higep GEO, y BRYANr
msrii d2wls
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
CLOTHING,

ARLINGTON CORNER IL the place 10 buy
Il GOOD READY-MADE. CLOTHING, and Fur
nishing Goods, at low price Can and see If sno So
THAYER a. EAMES
dec5-dti Corner of Nam and Front Streets
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!
Great Cure for Dyspepsia.


THE true Digestive
Fluid, or Gastric Juice,
prepared from Rennet,
or the fourth stomach
of the OK, after direc-
tions OF Baron Llebig,
the great Physiological
Chemist by J ) Iioueh-
ton, NJ. D., Philadel.
phia, Pa. This is a truly
wonderful remedy Tor
INDIGESTION Dyspepsia,
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New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER &N.Y.

Commercial Line of Steam Propellers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEWYO DIRK.
TRI-SVEEKLY-Usual time rs Hours.
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Worcester and Nashua RaiIros5-

~ s. { 80 #
Spring ATvsnge-e-r
Leave Arrive at Grotoa SE4aaa- Eaw@ll
Worcester at Junction Al
SSoam so5am. sAGm- z5szn.
ltVg am. 1880 pm. liz 8-sl. 49,
4l0pm. 5.35 sF1-
Leave Arrive Al C.ro.-- -
Nashua and Lowell Junction Trz.-
z 9gam IS am. a05am sE-
ll55 am. H.30 am. 1890 nm
Duo pm. $50 pm. SIS pm.
FIFCHBURG AND WORCESTER TEaTTs
run IN connection with Worcester az gxsi-lyt 7-s
Leave Worcester al $50 and II s. n szs ! = =
Leave Ftchburg at 500 g. m, and Ez 20 All =
Passengers by the Middle Trains VII esrues AZ 60
son Junction with Downward Trsin 10 Br.eaw ~
pp"ard Trains on the Ftchburg road pazsew rzrvFa1
junction I'LL O'clock p. NJ.
.fhElSHT TRAINS daily each way hstwa~n
burg. = - -
. Inc morning train from Worcester connects vTra n.
steamboat train from New York via Norwich-Evgaf1r
IAN INTO worcester, connects with the SANG trasn n
~ For connections with the other road a perce~s~r
6toion Junctian and Nashua, see Sasss A WTla~rI1
Pathfinder and Railway Guide
, II through Tickets issued al Worcester far pu-
lgton, montpelier, Wells River aud White River Ina
a. the same fare by each Of the different roges -
Hs Ssl ana fitchbnrg. J. w. sTOWELL, sagt
Worcester, April Z. 1851. ap-s.sv+f
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Eutehersug EstabIiShmeat for Sale.

ButGherlug Establishment for Sale
TT HE sszosexfex sazzez e - Is ssre wEers -
Il Gov ives. rear Il 81 Tazers sars - VA 3.
Hztcz- n L@sra1eTs saeshsv ufah zi
tie 4p11rsinsnrss 5esezEsx fhsrssa- - 5sasisess
Of fZsm fteea taEeRtg Etazsaa. 5sszrs esx. H.
buildings arr E xo0s rep2s ~ ess4easeaF sex shs
business There = On he premises sas asse ezca-
l2ted for Two LaMiiles 1zsu. 81 ss - sasf f
which ocrauies fDrz saHgsteF Hosasz x1ssf EsEsz
InaeE me whole Dsrn sar naklHx uxMsrs 4 ssz6asz
90 By A. Occupied for Boot Ss0gs A 5aassag ~ "
IL, occupied for Pzint Shop.
part Of the purchase m0Hey can remain or ansxt-
gage ifdssfred We gDgu
Leicester, June q. 49, szs-dwtf
a CARD.
TINHE subscriber, grateful for the liberal pztraEzze
heretofore bestowed upon him. wO1ld call The sa9-
tention OF ais hiends aud patrons his
Removal,
Having fitted up and removed to store 2O7 Main st..
two doors north Of The American Tefnperaues
House, where he intends Keeping as good an assort-
ment Of
Paper Hangings, Borders, &c,
be found in the city, large or small lots which
pun chRsers are invited TO examine.
N. b. All kinds of papers put on, formerly, by ex
peIlenced woFkmen, both in and out Of the cityS
" Remember the place. two doors north Of the
American Temperance House, and directly opposite
Brlnley Hall
sspls dwtf All. NEWTON.
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k(l0 Casks Snow and Silver White PAINT
WV 200 Casks Grey, second quulity of the vieue
montague Companys Manufacture for sale To the trade
oy MCCALL g. STRONG,
70 William street, New York,
Jdn0U-d3m Agents Tor the United States.
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Fitehburg and Worcester Railroad

lfkR ES3
En ~ aEk 80 Ss4
TNRAlNS leave Worcester for Fitchburg, in connect
Il tiol with the Worcester and Nashua trains ever
day except Sundays, at
$50 and IL A. NJ, and at 4l0P.M
RBTUREIEG-Ieave Fitehhurg at
500 A. NJ, I.S0 and 5.45 PM.
The shortest and direct Railroad route between
Worcester, Mass and Burlington VT, is by the way
OF Fitchbng, Bellows Falls and Rutland This route il
twenty-five miles shorter than any other.
The next shorter route is by the way of Fitchbure
Bel ows Falls Windsor, White River Junction, and
montpelier. This is 20 miles shorter than anv
other except the mentioned shove and 90 miles
nearer than any other route to all stations the Yer
mont Central and PastuBpsic River Railroads.
Passengers going by either of routes by the NOR.
ming train stop at Fitchburg hour dine at Bellows
Falls and arrive at Burlington early as by any other
route.
Passengers in the II O'Clock train from Worcester stop
al Fichburg three hours, when they can nroceed 10
Rutland or Northeld same day, and to Burlington the
morning.
RETORSISo-The early train from Ftchburg arrives
II Worcester in with the trains for
Boston, Providence, Norwich, and New York via
Springfield - -
Passengers from shove, who arrive at Fitchburg In
the l5O train dine and arrive in Worcester
at two o'clock Those who arrive in the so train can
take tea al Fchburg and arrive in Worcester in Sos.
son for the n, York train, via Norwich
apl7-dn IvER S. PHILLIPS. President.
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Oxygenated Bitters.
French White Zine.

IGOR Sale, wholesale and RETAIL at pol Main street,
Il by l.. 7. LAZELL, Druggist feb2O daweow
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Saratoga Water.

I = BOXES, from the Empire Spring, saratooa re-
IL ceiyed, and for sale, by G. s q A. j. HOWE.
worcester Bank Block, corner of Foster and Norwich
sleels. mail DIFF
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Our Cash Grocery Store

the place buy Groceries OF the best quality VERY
L Low, particularly in these hard times when money
saries of life C. q RIA NnERS A. ~ -
Jan H. 1859. Ar
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Borax and Cochineal.

IN CASES English Refined Borax
Leroons Hon. Cochineal, in store and llor sale
low, by g. ). d A. J. HOWE, Worcester Bank Bloc k
corner Of Foster and Norwich streets. marIdtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-03-22
Mocha Coffee

ME have the Mocha, Old Government and White
Wv Java, St Domingo, and Rio Coffee, warranted
Hee rom adulteraon, which we offer at small adv nee
On Gus. maTe-dtf III. GRIFFIN x co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10


BE A Coop NEIGHBoR.-Some men nre
always in hot water and are never on good
terms wiihiheir neighbors. w hat is worse
than TO quarrel with a next neighbora fhe
toolh-aehe is nothingt to it. Yon cannot
bear anything from one of5his family. II
his children are in your yard, or on your
fence, they must be driyensaw way with harsh
words-poora rainnocei. thingsi who have
not learned she ways Of the world. You
forbid your wife-who is perhaps disposed
10 forget-eyen to borrow from or lend 10
the adversary-nott tto spenk to his children.
or have Thing whatsoever 10 do with The
family. Does nota man feel badly who
has such nsdisposi,ion and .quarrels with
his neighbors2 80 .
We pray you 10 be. a good neighbor.-
Overlook: the faults and folbles of your
friend, If he is morose and sour in his
disposition, there is more necessity for you
to be forbearing, mild and persuasive. =
You have but a short time 10 live. Oh,
spend your days in peace. ..s
49, -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10


HEALTH INSURANCE. A thin, candaver-
Gus looking German, about Fifty years Of
age, entered the office Of one Of our Health
Insurance Companies few days ago oaand
inquired:
::Ish to man in vot inshures te peebles
helts?" s-sa sssse'
The agent politely answered, 81 attend to
that business sir. @
g "VelL | wants mine helts inshured; wot
you sharge2" ,.s5ss s1sst ~ 80
different prices" answered the agent,
"from three totem dollars year; pay ten a
year, and you get ten dollars a week in case
of sickpess.''
.sVell," says Mynheer, Il wants ten dol
lar vort."
The agent inquired his state of health. a
'sVell, ise sick all de time. Pse shust
out te bed two, tree hours a day, unit te
doctor says he can't do nothing moro goot
for me. = y
t'If that's the state Of your health, re-
turned the agent, eve can't insure it. We
only insure persons who are in good bealth.'
At this Mynheer bristled up in great an
GER" You must tink Rse tam fool, got
you tink | come pay you ten dollar for In,
.shuremy belt, zen l pos velI.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Riches.

Every mansis rich or poor according to
the proportion between his desires and en-
joyments; any enlargement Of wishes is.
therefore, equally destructive TO happiness,
with the diminut:on Of possession; and he
that teaches another to- long for wha, he
shall never obtain, IS no less an enemy to
his quiet than if he had robbed him OF his
spattimony. The rich lose all qualification.
because their wants are prevented ;and add
ed to the lassitude which follows safety,
they have a pride proceeding from wealth
which makes them impatient at the loss Of
pleasure, though they have no enjoyment
from the possession Of it. he odor of ten
thousand roses pleases bat for a moment;
the pain occasioned by one Of the thorns is
long felt. One hardship in the midst oil
luxuries, is, to the opulent, a thorn among
flowers To the poor, on the contrary. one
indulgence in the midst of hardships is a
flower among thorns. They have lively
sense of it-tbe effecto of everything is in
creased by the contrast. Riches are of no
value Of themselves; their use is discoverd
only in that which they procure. They
are not converted, unless by narrow minds
which confound the means with the end,
but for the sake OF power, influence and es.
TEEN; or, by some Of less elevated and re.
fined sentiments, as necessary to sensual en-
ioyments. It almost always happens that
the man who grows rich changes his mo-.
tions of poverty, states his wants by some
new measure, and flying from the enemy
that persued him, bends bis endeavors to
oyertake those whom he sees before him..
Wealth cannot confer greatness; for moth.
ing can make that great which the decree
OF nature has ordained to be littie-the
bt amble may be planted in a hot-bed, but
never can become an oak. Is;
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
A FREAK OF NATuHH.

I A FREAK OF NATuHH.-The Buffalo
Courier says that in Sheldon, Wyoning
coanty, N. Y, there is a girl, only seven
years Of fsge, who has fdif mous,aehe
on the upper lip, large enough for a cuv<
airy officer, and a beard which, though fl
only for a .niSdling grenadier." is large
enough TO be- the envy Of city striplings Of
2l OF % yeafs of age. This unusnaI
growth Of hair began when she was five
years old, since which time il has repealed.,
.ly esnplucked out. She is The child OF
Belgian parents. is healthy. and rather
more than usually intelligent for her years.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
Gems of Thonght.
The fate of empires depends upon the
educ alton of youth. b

T he fate OF empires depends upon the
educ alton Of youth. b b Il. y
tits more honorable to the head, as well
as TO the heart, to be rnisled in our eager
ness in the pursuit Of truth. than to be- safe
from blundering by contempt Of it. #
The evil consequences of our crimes long
survive the commits sion, and, like the ghosts
of the murdered, for ever haunt the steps Of
the malefac,or. ls.I 57
Some in their. discourse desire rather
commendation ofwit, in being able to hold
all arguments, than ofjudgementi in discern-
ing what is true as ifit were. a praise to
know what might be said, and not what
should be said.
Guilt, though it may attain temporal
splendor, can never confer real happiness.
"a mans nature runs either to herbs or
weeds therefore let him seasonably water
the one and destroy the other. {. ~, !.
The paths of virtue, though seldom those
of worldly greatness, are always those of
pleasantness and peace. :
ssgtte ~ naS:fAS 4suS uesks SosCtuiAeut!-Iud nat
which teaches US to govern ourselves. IS
Kind and benevolent propensities were
the original growth Of the heart of man;
and, however checked and overtoppsd by
counter inclinations that have since sprung
within US, have still some force in the worst
Of tempers. and a considerable influence on
the best. - . Il. Is;
Like those who walk upon a line, if we
keep our eye fixed upon one point, we may
step forward securely; whereas an impru,
dent or cowardly glance on either side,
will infallIbly destroy US.
Those who are determined by choice to
any particular kind Of business, are indeed
more happy than those who are determined
by necessity but both are under an equal
obligation Of fixing on employments, which
may be either useful to themselves Or bene.
fcial 20 others.
Pain, poverty, or infamy, are the natu-
raj product Of vicious and. imprudent acts;
as the contrary blessings are Of good ones. s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

@A Clergyman when reading to his
congregation aschap.er in Genesis, found
the last sentence on the page TO be, '.And
the Lord gave unto ADAM wife" Turn.
ing over two leaves together, he found
written and read in an audible voice,
And she was pitched without and within :
He had unnappily got into the middle Of a
description of Noah's Ark.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

A LoAFER's SoLlLooUY.-Oh, dearl oh,
denfl What q world this is. This world,
as Shakespeare very beautifully remarks,
is all cattle show, for mans dilution
given = and = woman's too That's u
lae,. Shakespeare's right! This here
issa very---a rsry checkefed life. rs.
This world is given TO fault.fnding, tre.
menus. Now, here's my wile-kicked
up q great row just because went to bad
with my overcoat, boots and hat on, when
she kneeo that wanted to get up very
airly in lhe merniR,' and start off imme iit,
iy ON 'poriant business. She's very ps,ic-
lar TO inquire what business it is that calls
me out so airly, but won't tell her. She's
no right 10 interfere in my business.
don't interfere in hers. | don't never ask
her where she buys groceries and proyls>
lons, and gets trusted for 'em. | don't
care where she buys 'em-if she only gets
'em without ,hrowin' away money for 'etn.
And then she finds fault wi me for
speIdin' so much moaey for lickers= But
what am | goin' 10 dew. .ssLieker,s cash.
IL can't be bort without the dimes. She
says il hurts me, and makes my hands
peel-says that 'twould take great deal
iof neao milk to make mans hands peel
bad. What % thala Hain't the men tha,
sells Ticker got to live? How can they pay
ren,if nobody pasronizes 'em? Tha, is a
question that goes 10 my heart like an ar.
rer. When think OF the highrents that
tavern keepers have to pay, al 'ays go and
Take su'lhmg just TO help 'em along. I've
thought good deal about this lately and
now think ofil, they've rig on What's
his-name's rent across the way, and l'll
just go over and give him small lift. Oh,
dear! this is checkered life.- Boston
Museum. -ssl - ee.z.. ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
To sHAkE OFF TRouBLE.-set abo,

To SHAKE OFF TReuBLE.-Sg about
doing good to somebody; put on your hat
and go and visit the sick and the poor; ems
quire into their wants and administer unto
them; seek out the desolate and oppressed,
and tell them Of the consultations of reli-
.eion. have often tried this method, and
have always found it the bes, medicine for
a heavy heart,-Hocara.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

= GH should become our study TO mar.
row as much as possible the neutral ground
which stretches its quagmires between truth
and falsehood, SO that the boundaries Of
these discordant potentates may be defined
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

~ ANGELS UroNs EARTH LIN sickness
there is no hand like a woman's hand, no
heart like awoman's heart, no ey IS so un-
firing, no hope so fervent. Woman by
sick mans couch 10 divinity impersonated
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
For the Portage Sentinel.
occasionea ~ reading an account Of . ayfna
Girl, 800 ~ 81 ss.sz ssssz..sts

tyc0asfdued rn4d N q n accnNuk fsf n fYfY
Girl. = - 80 sy.s,s9s'
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Sc atY.- I. a.a. - 80 - -
Ss.a, -, - = v.,,.,a and .a..,
i cberub ia ,b;s vale Of crime. s.sss
s. was fIntterinp for . boiler cline.
t - - -.
ssh. sfs,lavpl, ,,.h :, -. 'af,o,..sss!
Jrat;, /. .,,t..,o.. .,,,. .,a ,,,oar, .s..ssssl
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s. 5srso, s,;gbt - e,rtn c.,,a cbo,,r.5
isssss. ! Ara ,,,,l.e,ess =. !. hor ,;t.1o arn,
Is IS rs 80 ss'735 s.. ssszS .s-ssz
ls 8 ~. - : IS.
eha H....s ,s..s~n
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ssS :, =. !. !. :. :
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! sse 8 At's '-.s'' ~ : = my A''''0ss n0ns a
g Dear seraph! from the happy. cline =
Thy angel song hath reached US here,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

Why is New York omnibus like the
heart Of q iiirtl Because there is always
room for one more 10 bs taken in.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

.HARD TlMEs-The young ladies down
east complain that the gentlemen are SO
poor they can't pay their addresses.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

. When the winds Of applause blow fresh.
and strong, then steer with steady hand.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

% .Whg are Mrs. Ellis's writingslike
the condition Of streets?" Because they tend
TO elevate female habita
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10

To what branch Of granmer do excise
duties on intoxicating liquors belong! To
Syntax. NJ, .s .s..s - IS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-10
IlaI1IIERRE

nRIEDAPPLES ON hand and for sale al
j Ehaiersyiiie, msI6. H0RR,S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-24

see srommuniraii"n 10 ynur paper oi
the 6II' Insl.. in regard Ia sou ing Rrsss
seed. siRnfd By "A Prac,icsl Farmer %
in whirh he reromsnrnds rsu ing oue
bushel of Iim"ihy sesd. aud twenty pounds
&c clo,er seed per aerel lie also says,
s. For nfsrly twenty years : have hrrn.
n"l only trading aud ilieo,slical bui a
working larmrr."
bIa,e sIpnc something "a farming for "a
least that length af time. and have had
considerable txperifnre ia sowing and
raising e,ass. especially iimolhy. and
ha e always found where sowrd prrk
10 the acre The grass was sufficiently lhirk.
and have rpme 10 The conclusion that one
hnshel sown ln five. acres, is nearer The
proper qnanlify.
llr does hol.infsrm MS al what time be
s"ws The grass seed, or whether aloar. or
with wlnler praln. II he sews IL with
winter grain, and after there has been rain
10 settle the ground. ! hrlirve he might
snw hn>hsl 10 ihr acre and find il none
too thick. as The ground ,s lhsn TOO snl,d.
snd The seed does n", gel sufficiently co..
vered TO grow; or if il should sproui, i,
will soon die. u should be always sown
Immediately after the grain is narrowed
in. and il IL should have a light harrow
ing after, think it is all the better.
But The heel way have found To raise
good iimoihy. is. 10 get your ground in
good order. The same as YOU would for
wheat. and harrow very fnc. and then
the beginning elSepiember. snw onr hush.
el Of limoIby seed 10 four and half or
1--WE acres. and give light narrowing afier.
Cor. Grmonfown Telegraph.