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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-20

Confusion gddness rush OF blood TO the head melancholy
mental debility, hyseria wrechedness, thoughts of self
desructon fear Of insanity hypochondriass, dyspepsia
general pr1sraon, irritaby, nervousness inability to
Sleep diseases incident females decay Of the propagate
ing nctons monomana vague terors papitaton of the
heart, mpoency constipation, ETC., ETC., from Whatever
arising is there is any reliance to be placed on
human testimony, absolutely infalibe.
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Railroaas.
AND WORCESTER r.. r.
hsEs5ssEEEssssssd WINTER ARRAsesSESrs, CO. r
slsESiE.l.sSSg Nov. !, 1858. sseg

NORWICH AND WORCESTER X. r.
hHsEss5sEEssssd WINTER ARRAseHSEsrs, e. r
SsES;E-1.-sisstg Nov. !, 1858. Ssssss7sS..
UPWARD TRAINS.
Leave Norwich at 8. 80 A. NJ u NJ, and ta 500 NJ
Cent? Village, at 1925 A. NJ, u so and LOS -
Daniesonyille, at 7.4o /" 1905 and 4.25
Webster at S35 200 and 500 Z"
Arrive at worcester, at e,S5 q $50 and S.so
lal Freight Train with passenger attached.
DOWNWARD TRAIN.
Leave Worcester at 645 and 1890 A. NJ, and 43O P, NJ
!" Oxford, at 1.l5 and II 90 E" d" sos
Webster, at $50 and his " =" 522
Pomfret, at 500 and l1.5o /" +" 5.64
Daniesonyille, at s.2S A. NJ, 1918 and 617
Centrl Village, at S.42 4" u % and 632
Arrive at Norwich, at $50 120 and 100
Steamboat Train leaves Boston at $50 P. A. Worces-
ter at 100 p NJ, Daniesonylle at sos and Norwich at
The $50 A. NJ. train from Norwich, will connect with
coaches for Providence at Central Village and pomfet
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at panelsonyle,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; at Junction with
Western Express Train for New York aud Albany at 925
A. Nj for Albany, New York and Way Stations, at $3.50
A. NJ, and with train for Providence and Worcester Road
At Worcester Staton with Boston aud Worcester and
Worcester and Nashua Trains.
The II NJ train from Norwich will intersect at Junction
with New York Express Train for Boston, and train for
Providence and Worcester Road; at Worcester Station
Trains.
Trains fl ON Worcester at e45 and 1880 A. NJ arrive
in Norwchin for Trains for New London Stoning-
ton, Wilimantic, Hartford, New Haven and N York.
The 1870 A, NJ Train from Worcester connects at Dam
iesonviile with coaches for Providence, Wimantc and
Hartford, daily, for Brooklyn with every Accommodation
train.
At Dayville with Coach for Ashford Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays for Providence, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays Eaa
The 4SO P. Nj. Train from Worcester connects at Web
ser with coaches for SOuthbrdge daily; for North and
West Woodstock, and Eastford, daily.
Passengers for New York by Steamboat from Stations on
the line of this Road, viii take the 43o Train from
Worcester. 2. S. NJ. ANDRE VS. Agent.
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Groceries, Mf.

GROCERIES FOR THE PUBLIC
NNNeio Stock Of Groceries at No. Stones Block,
Main ST., Opposite S. H. Cotton's Nursery.
The subscriber, having purchased Of A. HUNTING
TON his entire Stock in Trade, and having added to
the same, large and well selected and choice Stock of
Goods begs leave to say to the former and the
public generally, that he is prepared to sell
w. 1. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
for Cash, at the lowest price the market Affords He will
also purchase for Cash. exchange for Goods all kinds
Of Farmers Produce He hopes that by constantly kee
ing hand well selected Stock of Goods strict at
tenon to business, to receive share of public paronag
Goods delivered in all parts Of the City free Of charge
Also, for sale Platform Scale, that will weigh 600
lbs. EDW;D PRIEST
Worcester July 81, 1853. DIFF
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DESK MANDATORY.

The subl,rber, having secured the services of f. p
Wright, waose Mandatory was recently DESTROYED
by fire. now prepared to make to order. Office and
Counting Room Desks, Library, Office, and Dining Room
Fables, Show Cases. Counters, Druggists Drawers and
Book Cases, of every size and FORM Of Mahogany BLACK
Walnut, Cherry, Pine White Wood. Every piece Of
work win be made of Kiln Dried Stock and warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
Also repairing done in the neates manner and at short
notice. Maple street Court opposite the Worcester House.
HENRY DAWSON.
Worcester, FebruArp 20, 1854 d3w
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HUMON REMEDY.
FEA4M,Ma!o9ND,s LINIMENT !!-HANI-

HEAMMOND'S LENIMENT y-HANI-
n u M0ND'S LINIMENT! HAMM0ND'S LINZ
MENT - Possesses the power Of healing many inju
es and diseases Of the skin and bones pronounced by
medical men as incurable. 0ftentimes single bottle viii
relieve the rheumatic pains that fasen with an iron grasp
upon the human FRAME and that have resisted the infu-
ence of the most potent medicines known and that too
in the hands of sklful and scientific physicians This
Lhs Lnnent has been tried for years by discriminating
public and its value stands pre-minentn the opinion Of
many Of our best physicians, and citizens the circular
that accompanies each bottle will show. 1t is without
parallel in the annals Of medicine for curing rheumatism
govt stiff joints, rains ehapped hands, weeping sinews
burns frozen limbs aud every kind of bone skin dis
ease. For sale in Worcester by Caldwell HILL General
Agents. also, BY James Green and e. H. Marsh; in Shrws.
bury, by s. O. knowlton; leicester, II Waite Mill
bury; s. Smith, G. A. H9lbrook and ]. Thompson; H)l.
den, Nichols L Bryant, and by all Druggists and Mer-
chants throughout the country All addressed to
Caldwell Hill will be promptly attended to. dc ln
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CURE OF NERVOUS DISEASES.

No language convey adequate idea of the imme
diae and almost miraculous change which occasions
the diseased, debtated and shattered nervous system
Whether broken down by excess weak by nature inn
paired by sickness the unstrung and relaxed organization
is at braced reviyed and built up. The mental and
physical symptoms Of disease vanish together
under its influence. Nor is the effect temporry on the
contrary the relief permanent for the cordial properties
of the medicine reach the constitution ITSELF and restore
tn is NAL cnndi
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EHs7 ADAMS & CO.'S BOSTON,
49, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTI-
MORE, AND CALIFORNIA ExpRESS.-A. 4 Co. for
ward Goods, Parcels Money &c. and make collections on
Norwich New York, Philadelphia Washington Pittsburg,
and St. Louis, with the utmost pronptude giving all pos
sble to all and any kinds of business of the above
description entrusted to them. ~ A. & Co. also forward
Parcels Letters, &c. to all parts Of Europe OFFICES
Court ST. Boston, Is Shetucket St. Norwich b. F. Iolles
n. London; IS Chestnut St. Philadelphia; Wall St.. N
York; Light St. Baltimore; Penn. Avenue Washington;
IS Fourth St, Pttsburg; corner Of Pine and Water Ss
St. L0uis l.. L. MASON Express Office, corner of Main
and Mechanic Sts., Worcester. ALVIN ADAMS,
w. b. DINSM0RE.
Worcester, Nov, l. 1883 diff
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and although powerful they will injure In the least
the most delicate constitution This preparation is war
ranted 10 the above mentioned diseases without s
any external applications With my Indian Vegetable
Medicines you can rely upon thorough cure by calling
uDOn al m Office -" 80
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y HEUMATIsM CURED BY The TsE

Main street, No. 121, Worcester
div mn n rrrV
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won EsTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
-or
Manufactures, Trades, and Professions.

Ihe following List, representing one or two houses n
zach branch of tade Ia submitted TO the citizens Of
Worcester County, and the public generally with tina
fullest confidence that persons of the products
eeste Stores In any Of the branches here enumerated
Will be able to supply themselves short notice an
upon as reasonable terms be met with in Dosto
or elsewhere.
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GNOAL AT CITY COAL YARD.-Now
~ hand, and constantly receiving at City Coal Yard,
will be sold al the lowest market price, and delivered in
the best possible order. .As +
Quality and Weight tcayraBted satisfactory Orders
left City Coal Yard Office, Park street. ut the Grocery
Store Of Mr. D. A. Hawkins, III, Lincoln Square, thr1
the Post Once win be thankfully received and promptly
hlled. q. Il. MANN, Agent
SAINT. Is. 1854 dH
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Male nnd Female Imuostnr.,

under the petence of eecting cure medicines which in
nineteen cases out of twenty have injurious eect upon
the system, without producing the desired result or any
sign Of it, should shun t. bpeds and but the
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.-PETER L0RIL
~ sLARD, Manufacturer, No. AZ Chatham street, New
York, offers for sale the following articles warranted Of
superior quaitySaccoboy, Scotch, Coarse French RAJ
pee Honey Dew, Scotch and other SuuGs; also Fine Cut
Tobacco, in tin foil and papers; particular des
crpon OF the various articles be by sending
for full price current as a,ove. 3m feb6
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cry WOMAN OF SENSE,

EVERY WOMAN OF SENSE,
who suffers from weakness, derangem9n nervousness,
trurs, pains in the back any other disorder whether
peculiar her SEX both sexes, give the
inyiV c,rd a a tr
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DhpTTfSSlo1lS, IrTegitEaTttles &c.
One trial will convince the most skeptca and never
after will they be induced take any other Ladies' who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pulls and Drops
and nostrIims from
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A GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALEs. 81

UKEAT MEDIOINE FUR FEMALES.
The unparalleled effects of this great restorative in all
complaints incident to females mark era In the
annals Of medicine Thousands Of stimulants have been
Observation-Disclosures of invgorants concocted-a pur-
porting be specified in the various diseases and deange
which the delicate formation of renders
harl ;of,la
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NHT INTER ARRANGEMENT - NEW
w WORCESTER d LINCOLN SO. oMNIBUS-Will

w WORCESTER LINCOLN SO. oaiNIBUs-wnI
as follows
Leaves New Worcester,
At O'Clock, A. NJ, 9, A. NJ, l., ?. n, 81 p NJ.
Leaves Lincoln Square,
At O'Clock, A. H., II, NJ. u, and 5, P. NJ
Leaves Harrington Corner, for New Worcester, min
utes after leaving Lincoln Square.
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, the 0ni
bus will leave New Worcester Ct O'clock and returning,
leave City Hall at 0, at the close of Lectures, &c.
SUNDAYS
win leave New Worcester at 10 A. NJ and T. NJ re.
turning at thu close Of meetings
" Fare each way, la cents. nl9 diff
I ETCESTER s. WORCESTER EX-
i PRESS.-The subscribers will daily Express,
for the conveyance Of Boxes Bundles, Merchandise and
every other Express Freight between the above named
places and after this date leaving Leicester O'Clock
A. NJ, and Worcester at O'Clock P. N.
All orders entrusted to u.s. left at the Post Office,
at Horace Wae's Store, leicester ere states may be
found,) viii be promptly and faithfully attended to-
Office in Worcester, at A. IL. Newton's 2o7 Main St.
JOEL SHELLEY co.
leicester, March !, 1858. MARI d&wtf
gsiis:ssssssiss WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train.
Packages Forwarded, Notes. Drafts and Bills collected,
and paid and all orders attended to with despatch.
Packages and small Cases forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fall River Mansfield, Attleboro',
Taunton, New Bedford and Nantucket, Mass Bristol,
Warren, Newport, Fast Greenwich Kingston, Warwick,
Wickfeld Peacedale, and Wakefield r. l.; and Stonngs
ton, Conn. OFFICE, Am. House, Worcester.
.sssszs..sss4 LEONARD'S EXPRESS
and from Boston and Intermediate places, by
Bills collected and paid and all orders attended to with
despatch. jeS diff
rsss.sSsszsua WHITCO MBsS WORCES-
,sse@-.-F'ssa' TER AND FITCHBURG EXPRESS-Be-
tween Worcester and Frchburg by every train stopping
at all intermediate places Packages forwarded, Notes.
Drafts and Bills collected and paid and all orders attend
ed to with despatch Office Of Mechanic and Main
streets, Worcester. noy29 diff
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Z DRO BOO PUBLICO.--The subscriber, de-
n srous Of beneftting all who may wish for BEAU
TIFUL HEAD OF HAIR AND A FAIR SKIN, offers
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VI ~ FAEaELD & RICHARDSON. =
Ssooeessora % James Raton,} -
az AolEsAI 11ass RETAIL SPoRTsMEx's WxnB-
:. .pxA.... !. x avush, Also, Agents for the q
I Fs'.1t, = 'sesns Taekle Of al kiads foT sale
- eheap for casa. Double and s;nrle So
90 4. ,r Guns Of all sizes
- washington Street. Boston MA.
Q. g EIFIElp, mche d3m q :. ,r,...,..
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naoTORPATHIC CARD.-pR HALsTEp

Lazell, and Il. II. Marsh
Also sale by the principal Druggstsin the city and
cnnntrv decl3 d31M&w
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FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AN

These Pills are invariably certain regulate the female
system, and be taken without hazard. They are
known by hundreds of females in this country TO be the
only preparation discovered that has proved inyar
ably certain in all cases.
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EyLUlD LAMPS.-10O Doz. Peg Fluid Lamps
.s for Shoemakes.
so dozen LIST Size Fluid Handle do
: 80 doz, Bud Size g do
rs !" Bed Handle do.
rs " Oil do
Camphene Hanging and side Lamps Horscford's Patent
Safety Lamps, together with general assortment Of
Lamps Of various kinds for sale Wholesale and retail at
low prices, by H. AYRES,
sl2 dtf 1913 Main It.
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MARRIED PERSONS,

or Others will find this Cordial they bottle
two thorough regeneration OF the system In all drec-
tons be found the happy parents of healthy of
spring. who would not have been but for this extraord
nary preparation Aud it is equally potent for the many
diseases for which it recommended Thousands of young
have been restored by using it, and not in Sigle
instance has it failed to benefit them.
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TWNHE INDIA RUBBER COME CO..
u Once A Cliff ST., New York.
Sole Manufacturers under Goodyears Patent offer 70
the Trade large assortment Of India Rubber Dressing
Combs, Ladies' Tuck and Side Combs Children's Long
Combs &c. Of the highest finish and superior in eIastic-
ty and durability to combs of any other material They
feel softer to the head than any other comb are not Affect
ed by moisture grease and to stand any c-
mate, and not to warp or split
For sale by the principal comb dealers in New York and
at the Depot ofthe Company. ja30 d3n
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-01
MAIL ROUTE TO ST. PAUL.

We have before noticed the subject of a mail
route 10 ST. Paul. on the West side of the river
and we again Iecur to it as subject Of more
than ordinary interest to Dubuque, to Minneso
ia and the government. Perhaps one reason
why 80 little interest has been felt in the sub.
icct, is because no road was laid out to ST. Paul
This objection is about 10 DE removed. There
is government road from the foot of Lake Pc
pin to st. Paul and territorial road from the
foot of the Lake to the State Line of Iowa has
been authorized by the Legislature of Nlinne-
sofa. This will give us a road direct 10 st. Paul.
The difference in distance of the east and west
side Of the river is about l20 miles, it being some
$50 miles on the East side Of the river, " iie it
is only $50 miles on the West side. The slv-
ing.of l20 miles is quite as important to the gov
eminent in pecuniary point, as to the people
TO be served, in matters of speed and conven.
fence. The West side of the river is the natu.
raj route for this mail and we think now that the
road is about to be opened, that the P. o. De-
partment will find it both matter of interest to
the government and convenience TO the people
to advertise the route Should this be done, we
think the route will not go begging as it did be-
fore, nor yet exact an expenditure Of twenty
thousand dollars per annum.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-01
THE LATE DECISION OF THE SUI

Taking it for granted that the decision OF the
Supreme Court of the U. s. reported by the
Telegraph yesterday is true, the citizens OF tins
place have great cause for rejoicing However
triiiing the evidence, upon which this pretended
claim Of the heirs of Dubuque was based, a
doubt has been thrown upon the security of pro-
perry of the place for many years. Men OF
capitnl--who are always men Of cauton-have
been precluded from investing means TO large
amount here by the uncertainty of the titles
The question now being settled for all time &c
come, an impetus will be given 10 the settle
nent, business and wealth of The city, and
country adjacent u it, which it has never re
ceived before. Although never daubting that
this would re the result, we nevertheless fee
rejoiccd tina, the question has been settled and
this is no doubt the feeling of every citizen o;
the place.
Men wishing to invest means in property
here, can now do so, without the fear Of moles
tation and we have no doubt this spring vii
witness large number of this class visiting the
nie
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-01
A GOOD JOKE.

The Editor of the Detroit Inquirer tells the
following capital story as occurring at the Cen
trail R. X. Depot at Marshal lately, during his
tour through the central counties.
A hearty laugh we all had to-day at Sam
Wormley well spread dinner table, though at
the expense of a man who took no share of the
fun. The train stops thirty minutes for dinner,
which is long enough, in all conscience; but
being master of my own time, not purp sing to
90 further than THIS place to day, sat quietly
chatting with MIR. Wormey, while nearly op
posi,e man all the way from SHOWN
east who eat as though famine had been his
teacher. He had been twice warned by the
polite waiter, that "the train was just going; ;
but, keeping his eye on me, he continued to
gormandze, thinking it was all safe so long as
| sat still, feeling sure, ubless, that he could
get to the door at least quick as could and
knowing that came by the cars. Pretty soon.
however, he heard the train moving off, and
afier j, he posted, but in vain the faster he
ran, the more he didn't catch up, until giving
up the chase as hopeless, he returned painting,
out of wind and of temper. There was gem
eral laugh at his expense, as there always is
when poor fellow is in trouble, If the trouble
is not too serious: but he paid no attention 10
that or anything else, but, making his way to
where | was lighting my cigar, he bowed out,
catching his breath at every word, "why the
ID didn't you tell me you want a-going ?"
replied quietly that, being quite stranger 10
me, | did no, suppose that he would be interes-
ted in my movements lie turned away, not
more than half satisfied, mut,ering that his
baggage was gone, the Lord knew where; and
was heard explaining to the sympathzing crowd
of bystanders, that i, was +" tina, fat cuss that
got him into the scrape!" Who will say that
example Is better than precept, after this'
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-01
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democracy of Delaware county viii
meet at the Court House, on Wednesday, the
22nd day Of March next, at one o'clock z. NJ.
for The purpose of nominating candidate tt
be run for School Fund Commissioner, at the
April election, and for such other purposes al
they may deem proper.
RATIO OF RErREsESrArIos.-F Five demo-
cratic votes.
The Committee would suggest that unless
otherwise ordered the democratic voters Of each
Township meet on Wednesday the 18th day OF
March, at one o'clock P. NJ, at their respective
places Of holding elections TO appoint delegates
The CENTRAL. COMMITTEE
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-01
Seu, York F,h %

The Northern Light arrived at her dock about
half past this P. NJ, having left San Francis
CO on the 18th ult., with dates to time of leav-
ing port Making the trip 10 New York in
twenty one days and nineteen hours, Tire
quickest trip on record.
The Northern Light, connected with the
Cortez, reported passing ,he Brother Jonathan
going into San Francisco on the LIST, and the
steamer Sierra Nevada on the 9TH off Cape St.
Lucas, bound up.
The mail steamer Columbia left San Francis.
co for Panama on the lst
The Northern Light brings 400 passengers,
and $3.50, 900 in freight
Among the passengers are Hon. Winslow
Pierce and family, Col Nicely Johnson and
family, Judge Macy and others.
S Gamer Golden Gate was stranded al the en-
trance of The harboc of San Diego ON The morn
ing of the 18th.
She bad previously broken her shaft when ten
days out Of Panama Passengers and mails
saved. Four hundred took passage on "South
ron and Goliath The latter arrived upon
The 23d Jan. FIVE hundred remained at San
Diego. The Steamer Columbia was at San
Diego, and it was thought would get the Golden
Gate off.
Advices at San Francisco from the Walker
expedition, state that the barque Caroline was
captured on the Gulf by the Mexican Schr.
Guerrias.
Markets Of San Francisco during the fort.
night had been stagnant and prices lower 'han
for some months previous, while large number
OF arrivals have materially increased stocks.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-01
Tar CULTIyATfoS OF PEACHES We motto

THE CULTIVATION OF PEACHES notice
in the Albany Cultivator for this month on
"Sites tor Peach Orchards, which takes the
same view of the matter as that which aPpear ed
in our columns some two and half years since.
The theory is that on hills, and in exposed To-
calltes, the peach crop more uniformly escapes
the frost than in warm valleys. The editor ad
vances the opinion (and we agree exactly with
him,) that by a selection Of aspects, and the
ado lton of shelter, there is scarcely country
in the northern States where peaches might not
be raised with a considerable uniformity. BY
| shelter, he means shelter from the sun on fro
zen trees, more than mere shelter from the cold.
He gives corrobora,ing facts from the Granite
Farmer, and among others that of a tree in Con
cord, N. H., on the top of what is called 'the
Mountain which has borne abundanty, the
best of peaches, for twenty five years; it stands
in a very exposed situation, and is surrounded
every winter with snow banks seyoral feet deep,
which, melting late in spring, keeps the frui
buds back TIL they are safe from Frost lie also
speaks of WaIpole, Mass, as celebrated for Its
| fine peaches, and states that on the low banks
| of the Neponset, the peach tree grows luxnri.
antly, but SEVER BEARS, while on the gravelly
ridges, above the valley, The trees bear abundan
/ tly. If the farmers of Midd'esex would only
avail themselves Of the horticultural knowledge
that is ready prepared to their hands, they might
with no very great trouble OF outlay, minister
largely to our comfort and enjoyment by an
amp. e supply Of this delicious fruit, and at the
| same time add handsome sum to their an,
| nual gains. Is there no way OF impartlng TO
them so valuable a secret P--Caambridge Chron