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More than Ten Thousap9 Pieces now on band, and
all pieces Of Music received soon A. publi-h-
ed. Glcc Books and Church Music Books OF every
description.
Ms RUST will sell all articles A. 10" a. those OF
the same quality can be obtained in any city ana
liberal discount made to Teachers ana those VINO uuS
to sell agsin.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare no effort to keep complete
assortment Of all article, Usually kept in Music
Store, aud by constant personal attention to his hut
.incss, hopes 70 sec in his New and Conmodiuus
Store, At of his ON, and many NEw customers,
Burinptou July II, 1888. vivti
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GRATIS !!

Just Pnbhshcd--i Ne,r DiScoreryW Mcdic'nc'
FEW WORDS ON TIL RA TIoN l.
~ treatment, without Medicine, ofSpcrmatorrhoa,
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits,
Lasstudc, Weakness Of the Limb, and the Back,
Indis position and lncapacity tor study and Labor.
Dizziness of Apprehension, Los, Of Memory, Aver
sion to Society, Love of Solitude, Timidity, self
nistrust, Dizziness, Headache, Involuntary Dis
charges, Pains in the side, Affection Of the Eyes,
Pimpcs ON the Face sc sual and other lnfrmitcs in
man.
From the French Of pr. i. DE- LANEY:
The important fact that these alarming cuuIla
may easily be removed without MEDICINE, j. in this
small tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
aud highly successful treatment, a. adopted by
the author, fully explained, by means uf which
every one il cnabcdio himsot poyferfiv, amt al
fic i,gst pnsiLi COST avoiding thereby, all the ad-
verified nostrums of the day.
sent, to any address, graft, and post free, in q
sealed envelope, lay RENTING Qost PAID two poet
age stamps to DIR. Il. DI LANrr, 81 Llsponard
street, New York.
Dee 10. ls55. d6wly
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Land Ssarrasat.,

4 IAN be made, in light and agreeable business.
- by young men Of good address and business
habits. Apply soon, at 4. BOWMAN'S Office No.
~ Hanover street, Boston, Mass None but " live
Yankees" need apply
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\ Coon SHOT The best repartee we have
lately seen, came from Prentice, the wag of
the Louisville journal. The editor of the
llabi ua Flag called it out by the following
.fuuih. WHY is the editor of Louisville
.,urn i e, career tIruugh Tide like 4 celchru ed
rnr Err,u,. it j. the r"su',' march. 900
rr.it rc, vino is a DC dead ohut,' loaded MS
la.r,. md taxing good aim, let the Flag man
h..I right ia his teeth alter the following
u.un r., a. Wit: why will the elitnr Of the
flag, At t',r yip,, Of His career through life,
h.l Tx tuuo ol Pagmm'. Because he
/ will executed on single string
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ss,,rd'> EaIdeu s.iOss

INoR THE llAlR.-Amunst the many preparations
U tor the growth of tho Hair, this GornfN Gl,sS
axe, the lead. Three reasons will be given why il
50 Universally used aud preferred to all othcls.
1t, because it ha proved the most cf,rtual IN
Btldnc.. "a, lccuu.c it imlart. beautiful dal \
glos aul delightful perfume To tie Han. Sd, It-
cause the lAiip,, with fine discrimination, when
they all po,.-,,, haY, adopted H. Many Other
could he given why il {, great taNorc ,n'
those who wu.t more have only to give II " iria'
Price % rt. I'm large bottles For ,ale by pruggi'''
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CALL AT
IN TW ENTl-T 20 .lsl
- COURT STREET, BOSTON. 80
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE

INSURANCE COMPANY.
% STATE street, Boston.-thdHfred, 1913.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, Pre-. BESJ. 1. S1EvESs, sec.
Not accumulation exceeding SejO,OOO, and in.
creasing-for the benefit Of members present aud
future The whole safely and adyautascou,ly
invested.
The business conducted exclusively for the benefit
of the persons insured. The greatest rsh taken ON
II life, sl0,o0O.
Surplu, distributed among the members every
fifth year, from December !, lsij-scttlcd by cash
or addition to policy.
The last distribution, Of December, 1883 amount
ed to 80 per cent of the premiums paid on the out
standing policies during the h'c years
Premium may be paid quarterly or ST m-annnal'N'
wien desired, aud amounts not too small
In policy for the whole life, The insured, being
under the age of 81, may pay annually, Tor hV'
wears. in ga H. not over halt and interest ahnu'
ally on the other half Of III, premium il over mat
ago Gfh, at least, 80 to be paid, aud interest
on the remainder.
Forms Of application aud pamphlets "i inc TOM
pany aud it, reports, T. be had of IT. agent, OF At
the office of the Company, forwarded by mail, II
written for, post-p paid,
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Boots, shoes. and heather,
FOR EDUCATION s. EMPLOYMENT

Superior advantages are offered Mt
CONER'N MMERCIAL COLLEGF,
100 Washington street. Boston. The nancs and
residences of upwards of 200 students, tor whom
GOOD situations AS Clerks Book-ke, pcrs, dc,
obtained the past year, furnished in the annual
catalogue which, with the card of terms, is sent by
mail, sratis. The arrangements for teaching Prac-
tical Navigation most complete
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alton, &c. with all their accompanying eNllH, an
Ger cxccrtcd,) matter how severe or ct no" long
standing.
The Catholicon far SURPRISES other rcmcdl"', IN
helm. more certain, lc. expensive, ana leaving me
system in better condition. Let all interested call
and obtain pamphlet (frcc) containing ample proof.
from the most pcctablc sources, fl" the hen,'r
result, Of it, together with letters from h':l
experienced Physicians, VIII" have used 1t IN t"clf
practice, and speak from their own observations.
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I'M AND AFTER MARCH ], 1884, PASobN-
~ ger Trains will run follows
GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Boston at Z / A. VI. reaching Burlington a.
I and Rouscs Point at +. ", Montreal IN the
forenoon and OgdensbuIs h at noon next day.
GOING EAST AND SOF1H
Leave Rousc's Point at i A. w., and +. ", in
connection with trains from Montreal aud Osdcns-
burgh, and arriving in Boston and New York THE
SAME day, by the u A train, AID tho next day BY
the 2 r. Nj tram
For further information, apply at the Oglcnaburg
and Rouscs's Point Passenger stations, the Cham
plain and It. Lawrence Railroad Office, Montreal to
OTIS kIMBALL, Agent, los state street. and at the
Ticket Office, ochollay's Building, 80 Court street
Boston.
~ Freight Trains run daily.
JAMES MOORE, Supt, v c. X. Il.
Mortified, VT, December, 10, lsjJ.
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DIR. J. Is. MARCH
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON
For the Rcl,cf and tpreot
FFERlNG FEM Les

1T stands pre-cn'
Y inont for it. cura-
tive power, in all
tho diseases for
which 1t !, recon-
IN on i d, usually
called
FEVlI.F'owrr 'INrS
OF these are Prnlap-
1T. | teri, or Falling
o.f the Womb; Flu r
Aliu., or hitcs
Chronic Iuhamua-
ton and | Iteration
Of the Womb ; Incl
dental llcmorrha g,
or Flooding PAIN
full. Suppressed. amt
Irregular Menstru-
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.EORTiER.N H. nLRO.ID, " ].
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT


IN and after Monday, May 80, ls53,
" trans vii, run as follows
Lcavr o !iensburgh a,6A. = 30 A. Nj, aud2.3o
?. NJ.
Arriving at Ruusc'sPo.nt At lO.ijA.M. IL 10 AM,
ana Ii NJ. 1890
Leave Houses Point at "a NJ, 80 NJ, and 80
=. NJ.
Arriving at o .;dcusbursh at 30 +. NJ = r.M. and
II p
Passengers having O;d,usbu'sh by the morning
trains viii be ah" to reach
Boston and Sew York the same Evening.
BY ths nitrrnouu tram they will rclch Nout, ilrr
and Rutland the sam" evening and Boston and New
York early the next dav. They vii ais" reach the
steamboats, IN season tor their evening run south
through Lake Chamuln'n.
Passengers leaving Boston aud NtS York IN thu
early trans from those cities aud uoHtIeIi AZ
oclock +. NJ will reach the boats from OGdrn,.
burgh tor ports on Lake Ontario and the Upprr
Lakes the same evening.
Th. tram leaving Ogdensburgh AT : 30 A. u con
meets with the t.ApreSs steamers from the West
putting passengers by those steamers int" Boston
and N,w ork he same evening. y This train
does not stop AT Way stations.
GEORGE Parker,
d&wtt Superintendent.
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-. 49, .sssss:S AessssA
s5t WINTER ARRANG EMENT. 1854
Shortest and quickest through Mail Line from
Ogdcnsburgh, Montreal, Rouses' Point, Plattsbursh
and Burlington to Troy, Albany and New FORK,
VIA RUTLAND AND EAGLE BRIDGE,
IN connection with Rutland 4 Burlington, and
j Hudson River Railroad.
Thi, i. the only line whore Horse Por"'r is used
and passengers are not annoyed by delays and
changes at Troy.
Thi. is also the shortest and oIy dr,ct line from
Rutland to Albany, and short as any other to
: Troy.
40 CHANGE or CARS,
Conductors or Baggage Masters between Rutland
Passengers by this route may rely upon making
all the connections as advertised with the different
Roads
At Albany passengers proceed to New York
by the trains Of the Hudson River or Harlem Rail
roads and to Buffalo and the West by the New York
Central Railroad,
Trains Leave Burlington
FIRST TRAINS i5 ~ N,-Arrive at Centre
Rutland II % 4. NJ, Troy 10 p. NJ, Albrly IS
p. NJ, have hour at Albany to dine, leave Troy
80 =. NJ. or Albany =. NJ. for New York. Arrive
at New York at 80 r. NJ.
Lightning Trains for Buffalo leave Albany I'm.
and II I'm.
SECOND TRAIN 50 P.M.-Arrivc at Rutland
to lodge p. Nj, leave Rutland p A. NJ, arrive
at Troy 10 A. NJ Albany 10 Is A. NJ, leave Troy
10 80 or Albany IL NJ, for New York. Arrive at
Nav York 30 p. NJ.
Lightning Train for Buffalo leaves Albany At /
A. NJ.
Through Tickets to he procured at the Rutland
. Burlington Railroad office, or of
jaws ". MILLS, Agent, Burlington.
5. TILLEY, Travelling Agent, Burlington.
Also, Through Tickets to Buffalo, tlcaYeland,
Toledo Detroit Cincinnati, Chicago, and all the
Western cities, for sale At the office of the Rutland
Burlington Railroad, of the Ascnts OF the
Albany aud Rutland Railroad.
Baggage Checkei Through to Troy Albany or
New York.
To avoid the Harss 7fans delays and mistakes
incident to the change of Cars at Troy aud Bon
min gton, he sure and CRerk BaGgas' through by
EAGLE BRIDGE ROUTE.
THO>. IL. CANflELp, Supt.
Burlington, Dec. q, 1888. ddwu
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GROVER. BAKER 4 co.

FNNHLS MACHINE is now justly the most approved,
y and no controversy exists between it and any
other patent. Offices, i0i Broadway, New York +;
IIaymarkct Square, Boston and ~ south It'll St,
Philadelphia. ly
i,tn.lmlLrl lsi3.
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shaw NUT Iron Foundry

ORDERS RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCRIBER
" for Iron Castings of every description.
FOUNDRY on Eagle Wharf. Chelsea street,
East Boston.
OFFICE, corner of State and Broad Streets +;
entrance, No. 2 Broad Nrtd.
RICHARD S0ULE, Jr.
January ., 1854. Agent and Treasurer.
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SHEET MUSIC,

Manufactured ty PRr>,r Co. Buffalo, and ChrUARl
Nccdham, New York, OF all sizes and patterns,
md NAnLA IN. tLnmnmi lnl-r-Ml,I.
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FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OLA
ia MILI i Ii Y S &c.

TmrnE has long existed a public demand for an
effective purgati,e pill which could he relied on as
and perfectly safe in It's opctaiion This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and an extern
siyc trial Of its virtues has conclusiyey shown with
what success il accompshcs the purpose designed.
1t is easy TO make physical pill, but not easy to
make the best Of all pills one which should have
none of the objections, but all the advantages, OF
every other. This has been attempted here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit to
the public decision. II has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgative
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not Many of them produce 80 much
gripping pain and rcyusion in the system as to more
than counic,halancc the good TO be derived from
them. These pVS produce no irritation or pain,
uulCs, it arise from previously existing obstruc-
ton or arrangement in the howrs, bring purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their i'll any
quantity but it is better that any medicine should
be taken iudiciousy. Minute directions for their
use in tho several diseases to which they are APP
plcablc arc given on the buH. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured by them, we
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of APP
petite, L~tlcsSncsS lrritabty, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever Fever and Aguc, Pain in the Side
and oins for, in truth, all these are but the con-
sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an
apcricnt, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
ti,cuoss, Piles, Collie. Dysentcry, llumors Scrof-
ula and Scuryy. Colds with soreness of the body,
Ulcers and impurity Of the blood in short, any
and every case where purgativc is required.
They have also produced some singularly sue
crssful in rheumatism, Govt, Dropsy Gravel,
Erysipcas, palpitation of the Heart Pains in the
Back, stomach. and Side They should be freely
taken in the spring Of the year. to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change of seasons:
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe-
tte and vgor They purify the blood, and, by their
stimulant action on the Circulatory system reno
waite the strength of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism
an n,nii 10 al, aptu nrnp
though serious arrangement exists; but un.
necessary dosing should never be carried too far
every purgatiye medicine reduces the strength
when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which
physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest Themselves to the reason of every
body; and il is confidently believed this pill viii
answer better purpose than any thing which ha'
hitherto been available to mankind. When then
virtues once known, the public will no longc
doubt what remedy to employ when in need of I
cathartC medicine
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SPIRITrAL TELEGRAPH. WEEkLY - PER
- Year. specimen gratis. ard all spiritual Book,
for sal" by PARTRIDGE { BRITAIN. 800 Broad
way, New York. ly
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NJ NTCllES, superior article. round and squire
VI splnts in RoUnd u,od ooj N,nor' Pope BIJ's,
put up in shipping order. aud sold at the lowest
prices, bv CHAS. PARTRIDGE 4 CO., l2J Maiden
Lane New York. "
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BURLINGTON
6Drp;' Nai nae

WI H. a. ~ VIZ
eorp, w arph ousr
tiO fLn,,I SIy,u
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4 arrangement. win all tie principal ,DiId
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r,tt," ,,i iI.,. @'''"' .t,a,, Nrt,i,.
bir,,ct can't O. til.
Door Nnu. Ucar,b ury.
E,,li.h and American III or OH Ci,ti..'alI
viItt. tr,u, ,t,.. ia 4 wand. vid,
Table OIL Clotls. Window sbnd,. and G,tric..
Curtain Mu,lin, Da masks.
H'''t",' II HIy'1".I
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crNEp,f' b,p't l,ppUC
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SIIkS AND I)EISN titOlnNy
in great variety. consisting of
MauiiIa Y.l,ct.. Mcrino..
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: MpErrrNGILL6 cos ADV RTING AGING,
u~XlcAN MU>TlNnll,INtNT.

N~NitAS MUSTANG IT, NINtN1.
lNROM rich and poor bond aud fc"--al grades.
u colors and conditions, the same need OF prnisc
rrcsi'tably given to this wonderful pr"IaIation.-
Thpusnuds OF bottle, are sold aud used daily, aud
but one uniyrr-rl opinion is uttered by all who
it, and that Is, that remedy ever before di-coycr-
cd, possesses such perfect healing mud curative prop
critics. NETS like mGgir IN relic, Ing pnus Of any
kind matter by what caused. or how cNcrutinii"s
-sprans, dislocntion Of juns, bruises. cuts burns,
scaId., ulcers, canccrs, rhcumhtisn, piles, c1kcd
breasts or any pain, soreness. stiffness or weakness
of joints, muscles or i.rmcut,. The liuinrnt j.
equally applicable and equally r1"ctual in giving
immediate relief. Try it. 4. q, BE acc 4 CO.,
: lie Proprictors--pinciptl Offices. 500 broadway,
New York, and It. Louis, Missouri. ~.
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RtrLuLN,fS.
=. +. PrckuAw. VI. H., Utica, y. \.
l.. u. FLEMING, NJ. D., Cnnandaigua. y. \
VI. II. Nuts, VI. b., Rochester. y. \.
II. y FuurE, NJ. H.. Syracuse, V. !.
Prof. DUNBAR, VI. u. Baltimore, Nd.
j. &. ORuI,k, VI. d. Baltimore Md.
". ". Rest, VI. D., Sew Nulk city.
". PHr>,oTr, NJ. -. Concord. ). II.
i. =. NrvL,vn, VI. H.. Utica, y. !.
Rev. &. :. BEARD, Glenn SPRING, :. {.
Pamphlet, had graft, at the .tore Of Mr. TIiEo-
DORE 4. PECK, Druggist, wholesale and retail
Agent, burlington, VI.
Also sold by NELSON FAIRCHTLD, Milton, and
by most of the leading Druggist. in the state.
Il Lar" aidrr>,ed to cure Of NJ. curtis Rrtd,
4 CANT at R7rmn0, Oiio.
To pr. MARcHlsl;--I have been ten years troubled
with Female omplaints-prolapsus utcri, oil the
attending difficulties at times rendering my lite
most miserable. have had the attendance Of some
Of the best physicians, with but little success the
most they could do wa 20 relieve-a out OF
the question. For five month, before commencing
with your medicine, had not been able to perform
any labor, could walk but few steps at time, and
scarcely went out of doors-in short, was com
pletoly Frustrated. both in body and mind, and eN-
pected drag out the rest of my days in suffering
and misery. But reading your advertisement. |
was induced to try your invaluable medicine called
Uterine Cathocon, the last resort. | had not
used it a week before | felt like another woman
BY tina use of three bottles enabled TO perform
all the labor for six in the family with ease and
could walk anywhere in the neigh horhood without
injury. Nothing but sense Of my duty to You and
to the afflicted has induced me TO state my case ~
the public. can safely recommend the preparation
to all those suffering like myself.
(Signcd,) Mrs. SARAH A, BlsHor.
FREEDoN, Portage Co, Ohio, Dec. 81, 1852
-yf-J. B. ANARCHIST 4 Co, Propr,to,.,
Central Depot, 3Oi Broadway, y. y.
Jan. l, ls54. enos.
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Farm Implements

IN doz. O. Ames' cast steel aud plated
~ Shoves and Spades
so doz. Polished east -,rel and plated Hoes.
50 Common do. tor sale At wholesale and
retail on the most lIberalterms, by
DANEI ALLEN.
Burlington Nov l. wI1wlt College st.
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ESjnsIcy 3. senr.is,g,

WHOLESALE DRtGGIS1S,
62 lcSs'V sfr,t, nsar G,'0,r''b street, Wv mix.
hRbERS personally or 10y letter equally regarded
~ in prices, quaitics, dispatch, sc. ly
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Piano Ferries.

Cheap Piano Forte House.
= F, HILL. "a Great Jones street, Bow
". cry, New York Pianos Tuned and Repaired
10
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Clocks and Timcpiccrs.

Clocks ana TincViCccs.
w L Az Is DIFFERENT KINDS or
w Clocks aud Mantle lmericccs Of various
styc' and prices, some very beautiful, and all
rnn'oi to run well. HORTON 4 co.
October 10. d6wtf
Ia l. have large assortment 90 hcau'itu
" Willow Baskrtsoi every slAt and description
lii aud cmhI ordered, At
IL V.HORrON & co
Jun, II dAw
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! ! Removal ! .


whose Instrument. we'll known to he superior to
any others manufactured in thi, country.
SERAPHINES AND MELODEONS,
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Notice to Druggists.

VNH 4 Undersigned having recently purchased the
! eutire stock of the late firm OF >. u. RI LLER
co., respectfully give notice 10 their friends and
tlc pub c that they intend Continuing the business
at the old stand, q, wholesale dealers Ia PATENT
MEDICINES. Having enlarged their store Tor the
Wholesale Department, and being the gcuci al
AGENTS for the -ulc of DEFINES CONPol ND
PlTCu LOZENGE, also hB. IlubEN~ACk =
WORM SYRUP aud LIVER rllLS, and kENNt-
DY'S MEDICAL DISCOVERY, together VITA a
complete assortment of tLc PuPl LAR PATENT
MEDICINE of the day, Nc are prepared I" meet
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No. - Washington 81, Boston.
TYPES, and all other kinds Of PRrNriSG MATE.
RALs, of superior quality and at the lowest price,
for sale az above, by
PHELPS 4 DALTON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-11-02

The Atmosphere and Vegetation.

1t is the opinion of Mulder, one of the best
chemists living, that the atmosphere is under
going gradual deterioration, and that since
the first appearance of man upon the earth,
the amount of oxygen of the atmosphere has
been slowly diminishing, and the amount Of
carbonic acid increasing, owing to the fact
that the whole animal kingdom is constantly
drawing upon the air for oxygen, and expiring
carbonic acid, while the vegetable kingdom,
as is well known, absorbs carbonic acid and
animated nature is on the increase, while veg
citation, forests at least, are diminishing. So
distinguished man as Mulder may be in
error. We believe he is. Vegetables and
fruit are now raised of truly extraordinary
sze-much larger than the world ever saw
before. Is it not possible, even probable,
nay, an undoubted fact, that the excess of
vegetables required for mans support! We
believe that the laws Of nature are so compen-
satory that nothing is lost-nothing, in matter,
gained, and that the equipoise Of all the ele-
mentary substances cannot possibly be dis
turbed The vein of gold, which we find
filling some crevice in rock, is said to in
crease if left to itself. The inference is, that
gold, which has not yet been proved to be a
compound, is deposit, perhaps through cleo
trio agency, from the atmosphere. At any
rate, no other reasonable explanation has been
given of its appearance under certain peculiar
tiles. The fact that it is found only in partic-
ular regions and rocks, is rather favorable to
this view than otherwise Is it not possible
that when our forests are gone, flor we predict
their entire extirpation within few centu-
ries,) the world will enjoy much better
developed crops than at PRESENT. We see no
reason for objecting to such theory y.-Ereter
Ne,Cs-L Letter.