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cribbed, heated and moulded. The
fodder, however, could not be ex-
celled. The cattle and even the
horses preferred it to hay.
Now had | been governed by my
own common sense view of the
matter, | would have rejected that
portion Of the authors reasoning
tending to show that "although the
stalks were entirely severed from
the roots, yet the sap they contain
in its returning course would be SUI
ficient to perfect the grains" Com
mon sense would say that all clrcu-
lation of sap would be as complete
ly stopped in the severed stalk as
the circulation of blood would be
in a limb severed from the body,
and that secretion could not go on
without life.
believe that corn should be full.
ly ripe, before cutting up ; and with
this addition TO or vars from the
authors mode, | had last season an
excellent crop. The fodder was
not quite so rich, yet relished by the
cattle.-CoUnt,y Gent.
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free of duty, and presumed 70 % o.
a character that could not be P'oou
ced at home. But how many m
lions remain that were Pa'o ,o' "Iu
cles that American soil m'eh' nave
been the better for producing 'ne
American hands are idle Tor ,he
lack of labor onf If It IS bad To
have foreigner to light our street
lamps, and stand guard all night for
us while we sleep, how much better
is it to let foreigners grow rich and
fat and saucy over the profits OF
these profitable crops, and OF these
manufactures which natives are ach-
ing aud anxious TO raise ard turn
out! When the good times come
that" Americans shall rule America"
why should no, American earth have
the privilege OF growing such pro-
diets as no country can surpass her
in, and American hands have the
lob of moulding them TO the shape Of
our wants.-N. Y. Times.
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New Inventions.

Within few months past we
have had occasion to notice several
new and useful inveniions, that have
recently been brought out by citizens
Of this county.
c. II. Dana, of this town, within a
few months past has patented several
in the agricultural line, which have
been tested. and proved OF great
prac ,ical value 10 our farmers. His
Cuttiuator, intended to supersede
the hoe in the work of hoeing or
cultivating corn &c, has been
extensively tested during the past
season and to the entire satisfaction
we believe, of all who have used it.
His Seed Planter is a cunning
little contrivance in the way of tin
hopper attached 10 the end of
handle about the length and size Of
a stout cane, which person takes in
his hand and by simply ,hrusiing the
pointed end in the ground, deposits
and covers the seed in most uni
form manner, and at a rate limited
only by the gait of the operator. A
man can plant and cover his seed as
fast as he can walk, and do it better
and with more care than it can be
done by the old method. 1t is sim
pie, cheap and of universal utility.
His Potato Digger is more ex
pensive and complicated machine,
which he has brought out this fall
1t has been thoroughly proved in the
presence of great many of our best
farmers in this region, who have
assured us that it works admirably
in every respect, doing its work
thoroughly and with astonishing Ta
pidity.
Mr. Dana is now manufacturing
his various machines for which he is
receiving orders from all directions
We think they must prove eminent
ly useful in abridging the severe la
bors of our farmers, and so take
pleasure in introducing them to their
attention.
We copy the above article from
the Lebanon Wing. Ii does no
more than an act Of simple justice to
the ingenuity of Mr.. Dana, and the
exceedingly valuable implements Vi
husbandry he has invented for the
tdbor-sduing OF tbos- e"s"sou ~
agricultural pursuits. We have
tested the value of Mr.. Dana's
Cultivator, superseding the work o.
the hoe, to our entire satisfaction
and intend to avail ourselves, next
season, of the benefit of his Corn
Planter and Potato Digger.
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Consumption Cured.

New hufk. Dec. % 1855
Z c4me 90 New Notk if The slip Telegraph my na-
tive place % 81 Jahn, New nIunssics when reach
ed tis civ nav health very poor; had very bad
coush. raiscd good deal uf ninei which equent-
"a mixed with blood bad palg Ia ny LETT side, sud
was very weak aud cmanciated ~ friends and ply
stefan pronounced my case tuefunpiiou sod beyond
the reach # mcdirnc. | heard accidentally ~ Do
Cufls's Hsgcana, or lnhthng Hygran Napnr ana
Cherry Syfup, and ATTAINED a .arkase Nhich | Feus
believe the means 81 suytHe my iilr. sohn ara
wearing the nhaler. Hound believed the pressure
Gu ins lrngs, sud afef while the discafo made ~
appearance upen the suifare under ihe lnhAler.
took the Cherry syrup drrc ca, ant continued 10
do so, my cough gradually growing heiter unil h. en
tirsly EFF and | now consumer mAsut cured
still wc4t the Inhaler the OF ~ - rather pleas
nu . ADD believing 81 strengthening and purifying 20
the iacss, Gei unwilling a. firaseni ~ disiensu
with b.. JOHN WOOD
soilbs BOYD & PAUL, No. li9 Chamhefs s,ieet
{. A. RlNG, conner Of Ioha street snd Bfoadvayi y.
Y Puee 50 Pacsugo
a. B.-Any rcisun inclosing - 20 BONO PAUL
afCURrlSG PEdkfNs. New York, viii receive a.
paossse coui4inng hoiile Of II, sesn Nanof, one vi
Cherry :, rup and Inhaler, neat box, IN express
ieoc 10 any pan OF the Unted Staits iout iiacka
ies for so. Agent Tor MonlPeteh fREp. f..
SMITH SO:'y
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BOOK FARMING.

Formerly the antipathy to what
is called "book farming" was much
greater than now and the reason
is, the increased general intelligence
of the farming population. One
farmer in a neighborhood is known
to adopt some new plan of growing
or cutiva,ing his crops, recommend
ed strongly by some agricultural pa
per for which he has lately sub
scribed his effort proves failure,
and the result great loss. His
neighbors, and perhaps the whole
county, attribute MS want of sue
cess to what they call 'book farm
ing'-following the plausible advice
of writer more given to theory
than practice. When any improve
ment is again proposed, they imme-
diately reject it, referring TO their
neighbours failure, and saying they
intend to profit by his experience.
II, however, the matter had been
more closely investigated, it would
have been discovered, perhaps, that
the first experimenter had neglect
ed some important portion of the
instruction given, or had followed
the advice as an ignorant cook
would a ELECTROMAGNETIC recipe,
which generally results in a failure.
| rfsf.o ..l.t,... - oOr,c,,ltf..,l ,>a,o.,
as well as the contributors thereto,
trusted a little TO much to the COM
mon sense of their readers and a
great many readers adopt and prac-
tice plans proposed, without keep
ing in their own experience as 10
many apparently minor matters.
can not exculpate the editors or con
tributor to a widely circulated jour
nal such as the "Cutivalor', who
publishes in the most positive con-
fidence a mode of tilling and curing
certain crop without being first
perfectly satisfied by practical ex-
pertinent as we'll as theory, that it is
efficient and will succeed.
At a pretty heavy cost, l have
learned a lesson which will be OF
benefit to NE in such matters in fu-
ture. Having read in a volume OF
the "Cultivator" an elaborate and
well written article on the subject
of planting, tilling and curing lndi-
an corn in 1852. ! concluded to
adopt the recommendations of the
writer and put in about eighteen
acres of ye low gourd-seed. Up to
the time of cutting, the crop did
well, and looked elegantly; but
since the writer before mentioned
advised cutting up by the roots ii
soon as the grain became glazed
notwithstanding the greenness Of
the stalks, at it l went, and had the
whole cut up and shocked. 1t re-
manned in the shock until late in the
fall and the result was, loss Of
nearly one half my crop. A great
portion Of Il withsrsd, and when
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STATIONERY,


TLNIN INTIAs
HEAVY Twilled RED FLANN ~, RAN req as,,
sai1e, Bockiag and Flockins At low hgnIes, g
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Cramp aud Pain Killer.

The WI VI IS asfonished al the wOnde fiul per
formed by lhe CrsmP aad Pam Kiiler, prepared ty
CURTIS & PERKINS. Its equal has never been
known for renewing pan In all cases for the Of
spinal eomplai~ts, cranp ia the limbs and stomach,
iheumatsm ~ all is forms, bilious choo, ehiils and
ievef hurn, throat and gravel "a IS Grridcdly the
best remedy 10 the world. Eside Gee of the most
wonderful cures performed by uny medicine are
oiIculafs 10 The hands OF Agents. You may be
pesitiusig II relief It you IT, Millions Of bot.
Ties OF thi- medieiae have seea sod ia New England
the past sS of eight yeatsi is Tor he first time
beng introduced into all Inc principal towns in New
York
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\ AMERICAN AeRrcuLruRIsr. We
acknowledge the receipt Of No IL
this truly excellent publication,
dressed to sour better half" for
4 r reason, we suppose, that there is
iuch in il to interest, profit and in
'struct farmers wives end daughters,
as well as TO guide and direct the en-
crgies of the fathers and sons, who
cultivate the soil and the mind. For
ourselves we should no sooner think
OF doing without the weekly and
welcome visits Of the Agricullurlst
than we should think of getting
ahead in the world without wife,
to "gather up the fragments that re-
main, that nothing be lost" aud to
afford us aid and comfort, in all the
pursuits Of rural and domestic life. =
The work is published weekly, two
volumes per annum, one dollar per
vol. in advance, by Messrs. Allen e.
Co., l69 Water Street, N. Y. The
two conducting editors, and four
assistant editors, are oil prac,cal far
mers, florists, fruit growers, and
gardeners, and handle the pillow as
we'll as the pen, with admirable tact
and skill. If any of our lady read
ers should receive copy free gratis
for nothing, they need not blame the
publishers for thus politely imciting
them to become among the fairest of
their fair readers.
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yOR LADIES, Misscs and Caiiiron. Aii
Il Jbfa y Tbscs Roofs, f,r fuca uai hnts,
" o. prices, aud warranted Vol undu.
LYMAN ntdNING.
sep,. 70. ~
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Pure Wild Cherry Bitters,

for the Of Bilious aud Jaundice complaints, and
general debility The, quicken the blood nd give
life and energy to the whole system. Price oniy rs
cents in piut bottles.
BOYD a PAUL, No. l49 Chambers street, New
York wholesale agents foI all the above medicines.
Sold BY PRRD 4. SMITH, Montpslery b. %. TY-
LER, Montpelier clafa aud Yates, MoietowH; j.
Hobart, Middiesex :. Skinner, Waits6cld; james
CaIdeli, Waueni +. B. Green, Richmondj aud by
dealers ia medicine gene rally. 00.y
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pROnF PnSITIYE.

Foiu ? i~sss quantities o. Mfs. Wins
ow's Soothing ssiup during the past ia ycars. over
20 600 bottles the last We believe Il the hest
medicine Ia the world Tor Children teethng, for the
cute OF nyseaeTy aud DiafIhea 10 children, whether
arises fen teeihing any other cause. IL gives
universal saustaciian-neNcr head complaint tiom
anv onsusing u-nGvor sold medciae univer-
sally successful in relieving pain and eheeuus
Ia III above stated ii IN season. relief
iransaiatr aud a5solsitly certain.
CURTIS q PERKINS, Druggists,
n.
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Thirty Years Experience of
an Old Nurse.
A CARD

Ms. Winslow oud old experienced nurse aud
Female physician, would call the attention 81 the
Ladies TO her Soothing syrup tot Children lee'hine,
Il Will Immediately relieve them from Pair, nlay all
smode nction saiten the gums reduce inhamat 90
ana - sure TO regulate the bowtls Depend upon a,
nothers, will give TEST 10 yourselves and ~ lei anu
he ifh Is vuur fhfItrgu-
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TkEllLNl RE,Et.

lie who places himself under 81. kfNKELINfS
treatmo ma rrlerusls coufie "a his honor 60
temau and rolY fe insurance, shat the secrets
of nr. k's pniituts will never he disclosed.
Yo nng man--iet 30 false nodestN dtiei you from
max 'ng sou ease known 20 one who from ,ducntion
and respect ability. cen reftainiy h-iIerd ,cus
Too macy ihink they will 1.-THE secret in their
QUA hearts. uud theHselves. Alas how often Is
This fatal dolusion, and how many promising yonug
man who might have beeB oFnHneut society, hes
faded from ths earth
Structures Of the urotlra are RAPIDLY removed By the
Application OF new ihefapeutcai sgent used only BY
Dr.. X. Hsakafss and Constitutional debility Fr0Hgig
q full iri~o
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FfITF p FenFs UOlIIn.
n. b.iin sure aud col tor Carts s. Perkins Cramp
and PeiH h,HeF. All othets bearing this aame ufo
base limitations riiee l2l-2, IS and % ~ eeHts per
bottle according TO size.
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AFFLICTED READ!!.


PHlLAnEl.pHlA MEDlCAL IOUsu--EsiahIish-
Ell 90 yrai- ago ~ us. klNkELlS, cofuor OF Third
amt Union - te'ereu Spruce ond rins, Philaeel-
r.It. q.
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Tni.c Pnrlicuinr Nntice.

There evil habit suiuriiuns lului -cl ga By boys
iu solitude. often growing ~ With item to munhood,
and which, not teietmcd in due time, not ONLY heges
serious obstacles ip mutTmt Mai happiness hut gives
rise scifcs rrotraccd dious, and devastating
Affections, Few 90 those WHO give 70 this perni-
cious praciee are aware Of the consequences until
ihrv end the system shatftted feel strange
and unuccouuiahle feelings, and yauso fears in the
niind,
The unlariurato thus ahecf' become lcuhlf il Tn
able labor wih accustomed Nig'f, 90 toHFily his
inind study; his step afiy and weak he ~ dull,
irresoute snd engages IN his spvt with les eaetgJ
than usu ,.
If be- emepcipatr a'msclf bfia-c the practice has
done us worst, unt erter nafiiuonY hi, marriage ia
unftu isl aud hs ici him that ms Is caused
hy hi eHfi iolitcs Thoso ers ,eRsdsratioHs Fhick
should aral he attention n hoss sinariy sffHgts-.
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ASTONISHING CURE oY SORE LEGS, AFTER
FINE YEARS STANDING
Copy efisusr from Nr. ~ J. langley, n Huntsville,
YdaLin County, North Carolina, .. S, ddied
kq.eeoI., -
HIS OWN WOODS.

To Professor HOLLOWAY,
Sir-lt BE- mott nv wish to become utturious, uei-
thor sthis leitetwftien tot the sake Ut writing
but 10 say, Inst your Ointment cured me Of one Of
the mot dreadful cuianeous dsea4es that hesA b. heir
to, aud Which considered by an who knew me TO
be- nniifeiy LrtoHi the teach % Madeleine fui nine
ytan was Hfiicied with ono " the most painful and
troublesome sofe isgs hHt ever ir 10 he in man
aud AFTER trng rvcty medicine had ever hchrd Of
resigned IN despair nl hone OF ever heing cafed bur
ititiend brought ouple Of barge pots ct your
Ointment. which causcd ihe soies ny rgs beat,
and entirely fegainsd ny he th 10 NY agreeable sur
piss aud delight, nud 10 The ssiot shmeut Of ny
friends. lSicnedl w. J. LANGLEY.
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The above statement know 10 be true.
4. r. NEWLAND, Md. Utica, N. Y.
Ready made Clothing.

V,HE largest assortment 10 town, aud Al the lowest
] prices, and warranted well made.
All that eonsalt their ssn iats!sai will buy af as.
Sept si' % LYMAN snd KING.
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- III ~"
REFERENCES.

NATHAN g. PIERCE, Hesininistsr, INDIAN Co.
JOHN LUND, Groioa, Caledonia Co
GARDNER A. FNLER, Barke,
JOSEPH A. STEVENS, Hardriek,
CuAUNCEY G. DROWN, SheDstid,
ALFRED GRAY, SHEFFIELD,
suiLANDER OWEN, Giorer, Orleans Co.
JOHN KELLY, Brighton, Esssr, Co. 7Glrt
LYMAN 3D. SIlERM1N, Hgas Park Lamohs c,
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Water Wheels for Saw Mills,
Grisf Mills, Starch Mills.

or for my other Water Wheels, such az Paper Mills,
Trio Hammers, &c. The advantage these Wheels
have Others, is hoy require much less water than
any other wheels except the OVERSIGHT or large Breast
wheel. for saw Mills. use from IL To los inches Of
wate as the head Of water requires. Fourteen feet
head Of water md a. inchos OF wster is sufficient
drive u common Saw Mil.
These Wheels are m ,de Of iron, and cast IN one
niece. There are various sizes Of Wheels 40 inches,
foot, 6 ioet aud feet. lucy constructed that
they cnh be attached wooden shafs. without altering
original bciiins OF gearing Adde'S
SIMEON D. BUXTON, Pfopf.to,,
Rutland, Vermont.
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nlroifincs.
Holloway's Ointment.

Citizens NJ the Upi0H,--
You have done the honor with voice
from end Of tho Union to The other stamp the
character Of m, Ointment with your Appreciation. 1t
s scarcely years since made 1t known among YOU
and already, It has obtained celebrity than any
other Medicine IN short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
80, Coraer u finn sud .NassaH STREETS, .Nep rori.
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New Styles of Clothing,

lust RECEIVED at FRENCH & sCRiBSER's
embracing ~ kinds and qualities at extremely low
prices for CASH -
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ALUABLE REAL ESTATE!

U,HE SUBSCRIBER oAershis Farm for sale, 90 he
! town Of 81. Armand, Essex couuty, New ofs, Of
400 Acres; title indisPutahlci about IS actes i'm
proved well fen sed wei wtcred by spriugs, hfuoks
nd tho liver SaFanAc II a. pleasantly siiuafrd on
both banks OF slid tivef or miles b. low the lowrf
Ssraaac Lake. More thnn half Il Interval There Is
= comfortable log house un the farm, good well OF
water The door, nd log harm. mail pt-se.
daiiv from Au-abe Forks Sarauuc lake. snd onre
week iiola the Westant South l. fst. The Post ofice
10 one nila distaut. Tie Farm g. new one, having
heeG occupied but iour years. and has abundance Of
ID mher, such a. Pine, Spruce add Cedar. Now bed
OF iron Ore has rereni been discovered on The Hdon-
lbs iarn The Whole wli be sold on reasonable trrms,
or desired, lot Of loo which the hui ID
nss For ufther particulars address the subscriber
ssrunae Lake, Essex County, New Yoik
s5,tf LEMUEL KNAPP.
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.---s- ~ .-ivuipsler-FRnn. T. SMITH. DR..
JAs- sfALhiN1. u. % If LEh. 55.ly
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