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| IyTE commend the perusa OF the extract below
w to readers. Mr. Bull is a merchant OF
SANDY BORON, MIDDLEsEx Co., Va.
August 29th, 1858.
Messrs. Mortimer Iowbray-Gents: You may
think it strange that L have taken the libsrty to
write you this letter but do under circumstances
that justify it. Az you the Agents for HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE. I deem it expedi-
ent to address you this note, hoping it may he part
Of the honorable means of giving this medicine no
| toriety which its merits deserve.
Being in the habit of vending medicines which re-
| late to the Patent and regular system, l consider
myself to some extent, judge of the real merit of
many of them. Ny experience teaches me that
| champions Tincture' is medicine of real merit
of intrinsic value. When say this, do not say
that it is an infabe cure in all cases but mean
to say that champions Tincture" will favOraby op-
crate in all diseases originating from want of prop
secretions of the gastric juices bad digestion, and
consequently bad depOsites Of animal matter from
that source. believe that many diseases located in
various parts of the system, such Inismati' n,
Ulcers. Scrofuls, &c, &c, originally have their be-
ing in the stomach. from bad food bad digestion,
and consequently bad depositions of the circulation
to those parts; and will believe HamptOns Ncge-
table Tincture will even react in those cases.
Having found out, myself what it is recommend
it to others in such cases have described and
have dcnc il upon the "no no pay' system,
and have yet to have the first bottle returned, or
the first objection about the pay. 1t is great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulated among the
people. warrant
III III the uouly 1nlld-
nations, which proceeds from the stomach, Sores,
Ssrofu!a, Dyspepsia, long standing of Ague and
Ferec: tirs: stop the chill and then give the Tine
ture-the difficulty in this is not in stopping
the chill hut the return of it, this the Tnctue will
certainly do. In general dehilitations, warrant it.
and as said before have procured trial of it in
this way, which otherwise | could not: the people
have baes humbugr"d by pstent slcdicincs long,
that they afraid of all. This is clearly stomach
medicine, 1t works all its wonders there and III all
such it specific if anything in Il world is
Having given the Tneture fair tria with my
SELF, in M family and neighborhood / think l am
warranted in what say about it, and which do
without any other interest, than the wish to it
in general circulation, and in every mans family.
where it ought to be.
lfwhat | say be doubted by any of the afflicted
anl they will write'to at Sandy Bottom Post OF
c Mhillescx county, Virginia, stating the ns ture
of the disease and recommend it for surh Il case
will warrant it, anil ifit don't do good will pay for
the me !icine. TIIOS. X. BULL
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. VIM. Ol,Shsni, of Baltimore custom house, suf
rred these complaints for lS months with both body
and mind seriously affected He cured by Hamp-
ton. Vegetable Tincture, af er other things failed
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BALTIMORE PIANO.
BRILLIANT ATTRACTION.

III U IL "A " q . a q U Il :
Corner Pennsylvania Gptnue and 18th street.
GFN Would respectfully inform their friends
St8NI customers. and the public generally that
H&EazNA hey ara prepared to supply them with the
lest family GROCERIES, old and choice LIQUORS.
and every article. large and small, in their depart
ment at remarkable low prices. In fact, shall es-
tabl h of those novelties often spoken of bu,
seldom tound-A CHEAP PEOPLES GROCERY
STORE.
Our stock will te continuously reIlep:+hed f.cm
the most celebrated importers and I,anus.c:orieS
Thankful for past favors, wo ask enlargement
of the same.
All goods delivered promptly in any part Of the
city free of charge nov 3-eoIy
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FEMALE HUSBAND.

A few days previous to the sailing Of
the last steamer, a. quiet-looking elderly
woman solicited the assistance of Mr,
Broderip. one of the London police mag.
strates, under the following circumstan.
ces. She complained that her daughter
girl of seventeen, had gone throug gh thu
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N E w D R &c TORE,
SGUUNU- VI yr1v

80 respectfully Informs the public that he ~
A has opened his new DRUG STORE, ,IIH
GA and solieits a.shsre of public patronage 81 ..
Having laid in entire fresh stock of DRUGS
MEDICINES, and FANCY GOODS he WILL at al,
times be enabled to furnish the citizens with yenu.
inc medicines, and all other articles in his line Of
business. All orders and prescriptions will be
promptly and carefully filed.
Also
Will keep constantly hand Surgical. Dental,
Cupping, and Galvanic MACHINES. and all other
Instruments ussaliy kept in the largest e,tablisb-
ments.
ALSO
The best quality of Har ana and other CIGARS 4
TOBACCO, selected from the best brands
A. ]. SCHWARTZE
Chemist Druggist,
Pa avenue. between 81 and T. streets.
o4-dtf -
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E. N. .BOrELER, Practical Gas.Fit.
ter and Plumber,

S0utaLUsS; corner of oth and D Streets,
I 8 prepared at all times to supply the public gene
Il rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES Of
the latest styles and patterns the most reason
able terms.
Churchca, Hotels, or any public or private build
iags, fitted up With GAS PIPES aud FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for Dr. kidder's Pdtsat Gds Regulator,
which for economy and superior light should be pos
sessed by all consumers Of gas. sep 22-tf
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UNopassion more base, nor one which

UNopassion more base, nor one which
seeks to hide itselfmore than jealousy. 1t
is ashamed of itself; if it appears it car
ries its stain and disgrace on the fore
head. We do not wish to acknowledge it
to ourselves, it is SO ignominionss but
hidden and ashamed in the character, we
would be confused and disconnected if it
appeared, by which We are convinced of
our bad minds and debased courage
Bossem.
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CAMERoN'S GENERAL AGENCY

.7hd Ins'rdnce Uce, ID ooT, Iodd's Binding, Penn
suirania orenue, Washington. ID. c.
CLAIMS before Congress, Claims for Bounty
~ Land and Pensions, Applications for Insurance
on Life and Property, and all business belonging to
The General Agency which may be- entrusted TO
Caineron'S care viii receive prompt aud satisfactory
attention.
MrC. has quite variety of Fine Engraving, Books,
Periodicals, Pamphlets, &c, Sc, at the General
Agency, and is prepared to fill orders OH short no
uce and reasonable terms.
All the Daily and Weekly Papers are to be had as
early as issued, at the Gencral Agency Subscri
bers supplied by carriers. aug II-ly
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coUGH CONSUMPTION Sc

Mr.. Henry G. Winn had a cough for years: great
weakness, &c, had, in all physicians; tried all
their remedies. but was cured only by
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Call and get pamphlets gratis with history of dis
covery of this wonderful Blood Purifier and Ger
tifcates of our citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspep-
.ia. Scrofula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
Nervousness. Sc, &c.
sS= Sold by MORTIMER NOW BRAY. 14O Bal
timore street, Baltimore; aud 304 broadway, New
York; C1IAS. ST0TT co WIMER, j. B. MOORE,
d. b. CLARKE, CLARKE Il BOWLING, ". FL
LOTT, and III. MCPHERSON, Washington; also by
r. S. L. CISSELL, Georgetown; and C. C. BERRY,
Alexandria. sep o.
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

DPINA DONNA WALTZ, by Julien.
i 1ngomsr Polka; Saratoga Polka; Emma Polka;
Isabelle, Blanche, Jessie, ClaTe Pokas; Forest glade
Polka.
Rainbow Schottische; Sara.era Schottische, &c
SnJs.-The grave OF Lilly Dale: love the snow:
Nary Astore; Melodies of home: Days of childhood
Come, dearest, the das light il gone; Take NE home
to die, &c
AS- Iiammond's Castor Oil Pomafe. an article
highly recommended for beausifying and aiding the
growth of the hair. Price 25 GEMS jar also, lust
received at WIMER'S
Stationery and Music Store, 9th street
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MUSICAL INSTRUC TIONS.
PTOfe II ApIrla ri n

" oCLD TcsPs 'Ilully inform the citizens OF
" W Washington that he VIII be prepared 10
- .s Els Instructions Use Fiano. &C., the lSt
S ciioaI Ali orders left at the Musical Depot
-, ,i,oas . flitz, or al Thompsons Daguerrean Cal
- '' meet with prompt attention. Prices made
Sgna, apisieaunh. A liberal deduction made to
aus l9-3meo
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP, AND WIIOoP-
ING COUGH.

The Best CD'tgh Syrup IN the World.
Dr. Roses CELEBRATED COUGH SYRUP gives immedi
ate relief to to the worst Cough, whether Consump
tive OF proceeding from cold. 1t allays any irri
tation Of the Lungs and fOrtfes the system against
future attacks In bottles at 80 cents and 81.
Children are also liable to Group. which dangerous
complaint Yields Immediately to DIR. J. Ro-E'S NEVER
F,sIya GROUP SYRUP. Price p cents.
WhOoping Cough, another complaint, always
worse in cold and damp weather. The afflicted find
great relief in the of DIR. j. RosE'S WHOnrING
Cou4H syrup. which always relieves and prevents
the disease from running into other diseases, such
aS inf smation of the Lungs. Dropsy in the Chest
and Consumption. Price Oh cents.
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DIR. Hole. Compound Peach syrup

fI'IIS COMPOUND nov established in universal ia
vOr By it, acknowled ,ed merit, for the of
coughs. colds sroup. oping cough, and every dis
If ths throat aud lungs Is without parallel.
Every family should supply ITEM clT"s with a
supply of Dr. Hollis PEACH SYRUP TO be used as
preventive medicine.
Sold in Washington by c. Stott, ID. b. Clarke, W.
Elliott, C. L. DAVIS. j. IL. Stone, Evans Sylvester,
DR.. Bait, Gardner. and by the Druggists generally
IN Batim,re, Georgetown, Alexandra, and Rich
mnni.
Price twenty-five cents per bottle.
lS-S,,
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The Most Wonderful Medicine
0brf Il Co.'S Vegetable SceciG,

UDcT JU. itscldBlt NItClllC.
TNHE proprictors of til, valuable Medicine have
L never made any efforts to introduce it before
the public yet it has found great favor far and
Certificates without humber have been furnished Of
its virtues. without any solicitation, and many cures
performed when all other medicines have failed. A.
that Is asked is trial. 1t has stood the test for
"ral years. and say, without fear, th-t better
preparation for the cure Of Ague and Fever can be
produced As evidence publish certificate
Of gentleman well known:
Il take great pleasure i'll recommending the Spe-
cihc prepared by Obe- & MsConkey, for the cure of
Ague and Fever, the hest article for the accom-
Pl'hmeHt of that object have ever mst with In
my family it has succeeded beyond my most san
guDe expectations. and therefore, | consider it a
privilege as well as duty to recommend its to
all who may he suffering un Ter the influence OF that
distressing sffiiction. (Sigusd)
ID. Evans REESE,
Minister of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Fer sale by the proprietors ODER Co., Balti-
more:
by DANIEL Z. CLARKE, Apothecary. Potomac
Hall, corner of Maryland avenue and 11th street,
Island:
BY CLARKE It BOWLING, 7th street, between
south ID and streets. Island;
And by JAMES III. STONE, corner Of 1th and /.
streets, Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. C.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND TO RENT

Gs@s New and secondhand PIANOS, Of M
Town and Of several other factories. ere a.
ways to be had Mt my Piano Warerccnn on Ilth st
between Pennsylvania avenue and street.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
Tuning also attended to.
&c. REICHENBACH.
oc l2--ec3m*.
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THE EVENING STAR
MEpICINES WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GJVP SATIsFACTI0N

DRJS g ROSE is an honorary member of thu
PhiadeIphia Medical Society, and graduated
In 1s10 from the University Of Pennsylvania under
the -Iilancs of the truly eminent Professors Phys
ick Chapman. Gibson, Coke, james and Hare. namri
celebrated for medical science. Being solicited by
thousands of his patients to put up his Preparations
h. nov offers 10 the public, the results of his ex
psrrnce for the past thirty years the following val
uable Family Medicines, each suited to Sps
c PC dtssdSe:
p7 j. :. Roses NERVOUS AND ISyIGoRiTISG Cor
pu. The greatest discovery in medical science
This astonishing preparation for raising up weak
constitution dsbiate1 by care, labor, study or dis
eISp acts like charm. 1t gives strength and app
titr. AMI possesses great inviSoratinc properties.
For Heart Disease. all Nervous Affections, Flatu-
lenee Heart Burn, Restles>ness. Numbness, Neural
gs, rsi-iny the spirits, anil giving power To the
whole system it is almost miraculous in Its enect.
So cents bottle.
Do YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PAIN? If you
do you will ind ium"diite relief by using Dr. J ).
R0SES PAIN CURER. 1t Is the only preparation which
cures almost ins antly Sore Throat, rheumatism,
from Colds Pains in the sle, back or limbs, Face,
Ear or Toothachr Stomach or Bowels, Side or Back.
Stiff Neck Bruises, COrns and Chlbains. Where
ever you have pain the Pain Curer, safe to all
ages Price 12l%, % and so cts.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

Thsefcellent Family and News Joumal-con,an
greater variety OF interesting reading than can
DC round IN any other-is published on Saturday.
TERMS.
cory. 'hSi' PCT sn's'e
40 90 C.nhs-Five copies for $500; Ten cop,es fot
sSrc,,. "'H'' eopies' Sl5.oO; Cash, iHrGriG,sy ln
PosTAAsTERs who act rs agents will no ,ro,,.,d
commission OF twenty per cent.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS

WIN. kNABE. III. GAEHLE. Ed. BETS
First Premium Grand and Square
Pianos.
9 KNABE, GAEIiLE CO, manufactur
Iers. Nos 4. ), s. 9, and IL, Eutaw street
Baltimore. X. & e. would respectfully call publ,
attention to the great variety of their IRON FRAME
PIANOS, constantly finishing. which for durability
deliccy of touch, briancy Of tome they believe are
not surpassed by any now manufactured. In addi
ton to the first Premium awarded them by the Ma
ryland Institute in S4S and 1919 they have received
the highest encomiums Of the mot emipent artists
who used these Instruments for their Concerts Al
of our first class Professors and Ametcurs in the
city, Hho have highly recommended them.
k1- PIANOS HIRED. oc 14-1s-
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS,
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
MOI1NT VERNON GTTAPnC

IVA ~ ~ ~ L LINN S&N VI ~ - 1NAO.
fTNHE MOUNT VERNON GUARDS, of Alexandria
Il respectfully beg leave to inform their friends
and the public that they will give one of their most
fashionable BALLS on MONDAY, November 2lst at
SrrPtn Hall.
The Committee of Arrangements pledge them.
selves that no pains expense shall be spared to
make 1T in every respect agreeable the former
ones
Lloyd Williams celebrated Cotillon Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS; to be had from either of
the Committee of Arrangements, at the door on
the evening of the Ball.
ss' supper and refreshments furnished for both
ladies an. gentlemen.
Eis- Hacks will be in attendance at 7 O'Clock to
convey ladies to and from the ball.
&c Invitation Cards can be procured from either
Of the Committee.
CoMaiITTEE OE ARRANGEMENTS.
Capt 7 W Ashby, Sergeant W Allen,
Lieut. ID Rudi. A + Skilmere
Lieut. " III Smith, W Neale.
MANAGERS:
Col Shay, Capt " W Rock,
Lieut. Col b Thomas, Capt q Duffey
Maj q Plain, Capt III Iathsm,
Adj. C Price, Capt J Field
Capt L Plumnler. Capt Smoot,
Capt G Wilmington, Capt williams
Or. f Crockett, Surg NJ NJ Lewis
LieEt. Prettyman, Lieut. T. b Powell,
Lieut. J L Johnston, Lieut. b Swami,
Lieut. Creigh, Lieut. Mclean,
Serg. Lane, Serg VIM Markley
Serg. Greenwood, Thos Warning.
nov 9-eotb-
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.

Plain and Unvarnis 8 h ed Stateme mt.
WE commend the perusal of the extract below
w TO our readers Mr.. Bull is q merchant OF
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08

Mr.. Griffin drove off; and neither Mr.. Grit
fin nor Mrs. Griffin has been near our vii
lage since.
The week after the reading Of the will,
the large oaken chest. with its contents,
was safely forwarded to Carniwell 1t is
thought that the task of arranging the man
uscripl for publication is Tot completed, as
the Poems Of Sampson Smith have not yet
made their appearance.
The day after the funeral of Sampson
Smith, Mr. Baker received the following
note, which, as a specimen Of disintsrested
kindness aud generosity, it seems pity not
to preserve -
DEAR Sir We have great pleasure in
informing you that the necessity for calling
in the amount Of your balance due TO us
has passed over; we have recently been IA
,ored with several large deposits. We beg,
therefore, that you Nill make the payment
perfectly Convenient to yourself; or, if a
further advance will in any way assist you
We beg YOU will makqfree Use Of US
We remaii
Your obliged and humble servants,
'MANMus, MAJOR, aud MAGNus.
] To TiNoruY BAKER, Esquire
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bed, and pair of beautiful soft blue eyes
glanced around the room, peerng through
he semi-darkness, as if in search of some
thing heard but unseen
Katy, darling said the mother, what
is the matter ?
Where is he, mother lie is here.
heard him speak
Yes, yes, sweet little innocent, he is
here knoeling by your bedside There, lay
down, you are very sick
Only once, Just once, let me put my
arms around your neck, and kiss you Jus,
as used to kiss papa. had papa once,
when we lived IN the big house-there,
there. Oh, | did want to see you to thank
YOU for the bread and the cakes; was ye-
Try hungry, and it did taste so good-and
little Sis, she walked up, and she eat and
eat, aud after while she went to sleep with
piece in her hand, and went to sleep !;
hayn't | been asleep a good whilel
thought ! was IN the Park and somebody
stole all my corn. and my mother whip't
me for il, but could not help it, Oh dear,
feel sleepy now | can't talk any more. -
| am very tried | cannot see the can
die has gone out think am going to
die. thank YOU wanted to thank you
for the bread i thought you would not
come. Good bye-Sissy good bye, Sissy !;
you will come-mother you will come
don't-drink-au more-Mo,her ?
good b.
cts the last of EARTH said the good
man at our side-'let us pray
Reader, Christian reader little Katy is
in her grave. Prayers for her are unavai-
ing. There are in this City a thousand
just such cases. Prayers for them are uu-
awaiting. Faith without works won't work
reform. 4 faithful prayer(u resolution
/ to work out that reform which will save
you from reading the recital of such scenes
such fruits OF the rum trade as this be.
fore you, will work together for your own
and others's good. Go forth and listen.
If you hear a little voice crying hot corn
think of poor Katy, and the hosts of inuo.
nocents slain by that remorseless tyrant
rum. Go forth and seek better spirit to
rule over us. Cry aloud, will he come :;
aud the answer will be, yes, yes, he il
here
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-09-08

FRUIT GRowiNG. We had the pleasure, on
Friday last, through the civil attentions of Mr..
Lewis Spear, Of Braintrse of visiting the ex-
tensive fruit grounds Of himself and brother, and
Of thoroughly examining their orchards and nur-
series of forest and fruit trees apples, pears,
plums, shrubbery, and flowers. We found the
fruit trees healthy, and the fruit upon them OF
the best varieties and of a rich flavor. We were
not aware, until this yisitthat IN any part of Nor
thern ernont great variety Of delicious
fruit, flowers, and shwbbery could be found
Some fifty acres Of land, well adapted to the
purpose, and ia excellent condition, are devoted
by the NJ essrs. Spears to orchards and nurse
ries, for tho raising Of grated irut Of the best
kinds Of fruit to be found in the country, and
especially adapted TO the soil and climate of Yer
mont What especially attracted our attention,
and excited our admiration was the irrigation of
their extensive orchard and nursery grounds by
the ingenious conveyance OF water from dis
tant brook in such a manner as to supply plen-
~ of moisture when and where il may be need
ed. We recommend TO all those farmers and
fruit growers in Vermont, aud elsewhere, who
would improve their orchards, visit to the nur-
series Of the Messrs. Spears, situated half mile
west Of Snowville," in the town of Braintree,
VT, or a correspondence with those gentlemen.
We anticipate a fine display of fruit, flowers,
and shrubbery, at our approaching State FAIR,
and If some Of their fine specimens of Spanish
Merino Sheep should bear off premium we
should not be disappointed
OF apples, they have 90 varietes-pears, -
-p'ums ~, some of them the largest and best
we ever strawberries, l2-beuies, 6--currants,
Is goosberries, large variety--hedge plants,
and plants for borders, ornamental trees,
l2-dahlas, roses, peonies, &c. &c. Address,
l.. II. Spear, Bnintree, VT
We have been thus particular in our notice Of
the fruit grounds Of the Messrs. Spears, not so
much TO benefit them, as the great farming and
fruit-growing interest of the State. Experience
has convinced US that fruit trees of Vermont
rearing, do better than those brought from a war
mer climate.
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agriculture m Caledonia County.-ln the
days Of our youth we lived two years among the
Scotch farmers Of Barnet and Ryegate, and the
remembrance Of those two years Of farming
life, among the best of Scotch farmers, is yet
sweet and refreshing 10 our memory. Among
the most eminent agrlcultursts those days were
the Whitelaws Haryeys, Whitehills, Bachups,
and Lairds For many years Willy Bachup
took the lead in butter-makng, and frequently,
received two premiums upon one and the same
butter; one at the county fare and another a,
Boston. The spirit IF the fathers, we are glad
to see, still fingers IN their sons. We copy the
following from the " Country Gentleman
The county of Caledonia contains an area Of
200 squire miles, la agricultural products it is
one OF the best in Vermont The soil Is natural
/ ly critic, easy Of cultivation, and under good
management returns the most ample harvests.-
Her intelligent and enterprislng farmers are not
a. all ignorant of their profession. Many of them
know full well the capablliiy of their farms, and
are not slow IN improving the knowledge they
possess, and applying Il to the very best advan-
tage. The most important and profitable branch
es ofhusbandry carried on by the farmers of this
country. is the dairy. Ii will compare favorably
with the best counties in New York. The
Scotch farmers in the towns of Ryegate and Bar
net are renowned for their success in the man
ufacture of butter. For n number OF years they
. have been awarded the highest premiums IN Bos'
ton market, for the best article produced IN New
England. ! will notice a few dalres which
visited, and the method usually practlced in max
ing and preserving their butter
Mr.. Hugh 5. Gibson, of Ryegate has dairy
= of 20 cows. lie sold the past year 5000 pound
Of butter, fos 81 Cents per pound. re reserves
B zoo pounds for family use, making $500 pound