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functions as the cows bag or udder
merely receives the honey from
the secreting glands, and retains IT
until proper opportunity presents
for its being deposited in its appro-
pirate storehouse; the honey comb.
" Another error is, that the bee
collects pollen from the flowers ac-
cidentally while it is in search OF
honey. Quite the contrary is the
fact. While in search of nectar OF
honey, as it is improperly called
the bee does not collect pollen
1t goes in search of pollen specially,
and also for nectar. When the pol
len of the flower is ripe, and fit for
the use of the bee, there is no nee
tar when there is nectar there is
no pollen fit for use in the flower.
1t is generally supposed, also, that
the bee constructs the wax, from
which its comb is made, from such
vegetable substance. This is like
wise an error. The wax is a secre-
ton from its body, as the honey is
and makes its appearance in small
scales or flakes, under the rings of
the belly, and is taken thence by
other bees, rendered plastic by mix
ture of the bees mouth, and laid on
the walls of the cell, with the
tongue very much in the way the
plasterer uses his trowel"
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An important debate took place in the
House Of Lords on the evening ofThuTsday,
29th June, on the motion to resolve the
House into Committee on the Canadian Lee
gislatlve Council Bill. The Earl Of Derby
vehementy opposed the bill, taking as his
ground that sufficient time had not been af
forded to the House for the mature consid-
Grafton of a measure of such Importance. -
lie characterized the bill as an attempt to
subyert the constitution Of one Of the Oldest
Of the colonies 10 abolish the safeguards
which protect the monarchial elements there,
and, in short, to convert Canada into repub-
lie of more democratic character than the
United States. Under the circumstances he
besought the Lords to pause ere they sent
TO the Lower House measure Of such vital
Importance.
The Duke of Newcastle defended the bill
and denied that il would lead to the extinc-
ton of the monafchial or the conservative ell
ement in Canada. From various causes the
existing Legislative Council in that colony
had fallen into contempt and its members
had come TO be considered mere tools of the
Government This state Of things il was
proposed TO remedy, by the erection of 3
second Legislative Chamber, the members Of
which were 10 be of certain age, and to
possess property dualhcati@. The policy
Of allowing the colony TO govern itself as
much as possible, had worked SO well, and
the increase Of material prosperity in Cana
da had been so great in consequence Of that
policy, that the British Government had re-
solved 10 take further step IN the same di-
rection, in The conviction that 90 doing would
strengthen, instead - weaken, the bond Of
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MATTER FoR MANuRE.--The
Germantown Farmer, gives the fol-
lowing directions. They are very
good.
From the time the foliage of veg
eiables is first developed fully in the
spring, ill il is killed by the frost,
the farmer can employ day or so
each week to good advantage, in
gathering from The fields and forests,
such substances as will, when de-
composed, and mixed with mineral
or excremeniitious matter, supply a
healthy and salulary substance to cul-
,iya!ed plants. BY first depositing a
layer OF sods, and rich mould, on a
solid surface, aud covering it with a
closely compacted stratum Of vegeta.
BILE matter, such as weeds, plants, and
indeed, any kind Of succulen, vegei,
alton from the woodlands, and pro
noting its fermentation by an ad.
mixture oil quick lime, covering 4
carefully with another stratum o
closely compact turf and loan, witt
sulphur and gypsum, or coppcra'
and charcoal TO absorb and fix the
more important aud valuable gaseou.
products evolved by the mass during
the process Of fermentation, and re.
peating the deposition Of these sub
stances, alternately in the manner a.
boye described, till the heap is as
high as desired,-A very large a
mount Of excellent compost may be
secured, and at very trifling ex.
pense.
There is not vegetable substance
evolved from the earth which is moi
capaci6ed for becoming good ma
nure. Even the most adjust and
worthless MOSES, fungi, &C.. become
excellent food for vegetation wher
broken down and reduced by decom
position.
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ITEMS FOR Recommendations
MIA should be rubbed gently with a
wooden cloth and sweet oil, then
washed in warm suds and rubbed
with soft leather and whiting. Thus
treated it will retain its beauty to the
last.
New iron should be gradually
heated at first. After il h. S become
Injured 10 heat it is not likely to
crack.
1t is a good plan to put new earth
enware Into cold water and let it heat
gradually until it bois, then cool
again. Brown earthenwarc, partlcu-
larly, may be toughened in this way.
A handful Of rye or wheat bran
thrown in while it is boiling will pre-
serve the glazing, SO tina, 1t will not
be destroyed by acid or salt
Clean bass vessel with salt and
vinegar, before using il for cooking.
The oflner carpets are shaken the
longer they will wear. The dirt that
collects under them grinds out the
threads.
If you wish 10 preserve fine teeth,
always clean them thoroughly after
you have eaten your last meal at
night.
Woollens should be washed in
very hot suds, and not rinsed. Luke
warm water sbrinks them.
Do not wrap knives and forks ia
woolens--wrap them in good strong
PAPER. Steel is injured by lying in
woollens.
Suet keeps good all the year round
if chopped and packed down in a
stone jar, and covered with molasses.
Barley straw is the best for beds.
Dry corn husks, slit into shreds, are
better than straw.
When molasses is used in cooking,
il is a prodigious improvement to
boil and skim il before you use it,
II takes out the unpleasant raw taste,
aud makes it almost as good as su-
gar. When molasses is used much
for cooking, it is well to prepare one
or two gallons in this way at a time.
Never allow ashes to be taken up
in wood or put into wood.
Always have your matches and
lamp ready for use in case Of sudden
alarm.
Use hard soap TO wash your clothes
aud soft soap TO wash your floors
Soft soap is SO slippery that it wastes
a good deal in washing clothes.
1t is easy to have supply Of
horse-radish all winter. Have a
quantity grated while the root IS in
perfection, put it in bottles, fill it
with vinegar, and keep i, corked
tight.
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Now Is THE TiME.-The time
for what? The time to gather
Green Peas for winter use. 1t ma,
be done and well done, in the follow.
ing manner, aad better done in thu
than in any other way. BY simply
gathering them at the proper season
for using them green, shelling them
and drying them in the shade, and
when well cured and perfectly dry
packing them away for use. Wher
required for use, they should be i'm.
mersed in warm water for ten OF
twelve hours, which will render them
as tender and deliciously succulen,
as when taken from the vines. The
best method Of preserving them, after
they have been thoroughly cured by
the above process, is TO put them in
to close jars or bottles. In this way
not only green peas, but green beans
and green corn may be had the yeaI
round.
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HONEY BEEs.-The Albany Gull
tivator has an interesting article on
honey bees, from the pen of dis
tinguished professor, from which we
quote the following paragraph:
Many, nearly everybody, sup
poses that the bee culls honey from
the nectar Of flowers, and simply
carries it to his cell in the hive
This is not correct. The nectar he
collects from the flower, is a portion
Of its food or drink the honey il
deposits in its cell is a secretion from
its mellihc, or honey secrcting
glands, (analagous to the milk Sc
creling glands Of the COW or other
animals. Ii they were the mere
collectors and transporters of honey
from the flowers to the honey comb,
then we should have the comb fire.
quentIy filled with molasses, and
whenever the bees have fed at a
nolasses hogshead. The honey
bag in the bee performs the same
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Three Days Later.

NV YoRk, July -.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia. from
Liverpool July /, arrived here at s o'clock
this evening.
The official reply Of the Gar to Austria's
note about the evacuation of the Princpali-
ties, was not expected TO be received before
the 81 or ilh inst. In the meantime the
Russians were retreating, with the Turks
after them. The allied forces were concen.
iraied at Varna, and would probably embark
for the Crimea, where they viii stand q
chance of meeting the Russians in force
The allied fleets were concentrated within q
few miles of Cronstadt. Breadstufis are on
the decline.
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Take Particular Notice.

There u evil habit sometimes indu gcd 10 by boys
IN solitude, often growing up With them 10 snauhood
and which, IL reformed In due time, not oniy beges
serious obstacles to matrimonial happiness but gises
rise to seIies Of ptoiraciud insdious, and devastating
Affections. Few Of those who give 20 this pefui
cous prsctiee aware of the consequences, nutil
they end the nervous system shattered, feel strange
and unaeeountahle feelings, aud vauge fears 10 the
mind.
The unfortunate thus affected become feeble, i IN
able to labor with accustomed ygoT, TO apply bis
mind TO study his step tardy aud weak he u doll
iuesolute and engages Ia his sport with less energy
than usual
Ii be emancpato himself before the practice has
done its worst and enter nafineny, hi. marriage Is
unffutfui and his tells him that this - caused
by his early ioes. These e0HsidDafieHs NaieA
shaud similarly FtfaaffG.
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w Medical Discovery" has bceu counterfeit
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dealers and agents. 10 guard against Purchasing the
spurious and worthless afticia sud receive their
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the medicine low 70 be obtained IRON
A. agent b. appointed IN each State locai dealers
will End great COINCIDENCE a. they &c; small
qaauty at each Aims Of eha,iug and the freight
tom my place.
Mr.. FRkD. .. SMITH, Apo,broury aud Druggist,
Montpelier, VI. - general sFent ior vermont.
DONALD kENNEuN, Proprietor.
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nnty Years of Experience.

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klNkELIN, f.7HtAor Of Work Sef Presfrrafion, }
TO afove that tennis Of the Of do
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physical suite ring uaceAhle 10 certain habits for
ming the secret yet deadly and fatal springs OF do
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lice 10 particular braoeh 81 medicine, which engages
hi. UNDIVIDED attcnton. He esuiions the unfortunate
against the use OF mercury thousands annually
msrcuriased out Of lite. Becsnt affections prompt
~ I'D
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Young man-iet no false modesiv deter YOU from
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Structures Of the uTethra are rapidly removed by me
Application of theTspeutical agent. used only by
DR.. X. Weakness and eoHsfifufieHdl debify promptly
cured, and fau rgor restored.
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ASTONISHING CURE or SORE LEGS AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy efister from Mr. ~ j. Laprlsy % Hsutspis,
Yaakin County, Nerth Carolina, u S., dated
Norember lsf i.53.
WREAD HIS OWN WORDS
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD
BREAST, WHEN NEARLY AT THE
POINT OF DEATH

Copy Of latter from Mr.. r. Darani, .vsr ORLEANS,
dated Neuenber Oh, 1853.
To Professor Holloway s. Corner Of Ann md Nassau
Streets, New York.
Dear Sit,-lt is with heartfelt gratitude have 10
inform you that by The use OF your Ointment and
Pills, the life Of nv wife has bceu saved. For seven
years she had had breasts with ten running wound.
(not Of a cancerous niturc) was told that nothing
could her. she then induced to use your
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MONTHS they effected perfect eute, the astonish.
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Orleans. send this from Hotel dcs Pfiaces Pans
although | had written Il at New Orleans before
fnsy left, that time know ng your address
at New York. tsigned) r. DURANT.
These Pills should be used jointly with the ONT
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Bad breasts Suf Joints Piles Skin-diseases
Burns Friulas Rhsdmaiism Scurvy
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PROCLAMATION
TO the People Of Montpelier a
vicinity.
THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL /!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ufDRO-ELECTRIC vOLTAIC CHAINS, used
for the instant relief and permanent care of all
Nerr0ss DISEASES, for the first time introduced in.
to the Slate of Vermont. Jhese,chars were FIST in
tfoduced 10 France two years since, aud fom thence
have extondedto Germany. Austria, Prussia. England
aud hut yeaf has elapsed snce ihsy were sntso-
duced into the United states They are now Used in
the hos pitals of London Paris, Vienna Berlin also IN
every Hospital ia New Yoik. They are secured aud
paiehted ~ i've different Kingdoms, also IN his ooun-
Try, aud constantly used with the most astonish
ing BY both PHYSICIANS aud patie1ts the re
lief and cure Of kheumatism, Painful aud Swelled
Joints. Neuralgia of the face, Deafness Biindncss
Nervous, Headache, Palptaton of the Heart Cont,.c-
lion Of The Limbs Cardiaiga. Indigestion General De-
bilIty, Impotence. Uterine Pains, and all diseases
which ase produced from diminished amount OF Net-
vous Fluid Certificates OF the most bene al effects
Produced "a the above diseaFes, have been received
from Professors Mott, Van YuTen, Post of New Yok
city, Doctors Goding. Bird and Pereilsfa Of London,
also fom distinguished Medical Men in most Of the
cties of Europe, besides than thousand from
patients no ihaVo been cured by their use various
paris Of this eounty. ItIsa established fact which
no Physician dare, eau deny thai all Nervous Disea
ses Increased in severity. rather THAI beneftted
by constant adminsti alton Of Drugs and the common
sense Of thepcople Is being awakened to this truth
By avoiding all drugs and patent Nostums nds
have been cured by the all gents OF nature
pure air. proper exercise, diet, bathing, &c. By the
use Of the Chains, nature greatly assisted 40 her
efforts. ana impulse IL given To the energies OF
the SYSTEM which restores to health without the pro-
cess Of swallowing the sickening disgusting
that are thrown before the public. pamphlet con-
tanning eerheates of cure, description Of the Chains
and the mode use may be obtained ioe OF charge,
SAITH 4 pIERrP No,,aot..