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Survey ing and Navigation.
ROBrNsON's mATuEmATrCAl

ROBrNsONss MATHEMATICAL
WORKS.
HAVING been requested 10 examine Poi.
III Robinson's Series Of Mathematics, and 20
report my opinion thereof. have with pleasure
made myself a. we'll acquainted with the specific
merits Of the books, rs we'll could without the
actual using ofthem In the recitation room. Prof.
Robinson must be, fshould Judge from his books,
keen, sprlghily and thorough Msthemnielan.--
He would seem 20 have, cithor NJ the gin OF No.
ufo, or the result OF study and practice, n quick
intuitlve perception OF mathematical principles,
and 10 be remarkably adopt IN artlnces for abbrc'
waiting tho methods OF solving problems.
The Algebra n clear and sufficiently difnso IN
explanations, and furnishes an abundant stock o.
problems with explicit and Ingenious modes OF
solving them. This work Is sufficiently extensive
for the ordinary purposes Of c1arse OF College
Instruction.
Tho Geometry embodIcs great mount ofGeo.
metric knowledge In compass smaller than
usual. The dihgrams are we'll conceived aud re-.
markedly we'll executed.
Tho Treatise on Surveying ant Navigation lsfuil,
and gives many interesting facis which may be
new 10 mosto our students. Tho diagrams are,
as In the Geometry, unusually we'll done.
The natural Philosophy " dssf&}diy interesting
not only for matter, but for tho manner In which
principles arc explained and fhcts stated. Not
only the student butthe general reader may nnd
amusement and profit from tho book.
w. q. LARABEE,
Superintendent, ofihe Public Schools Of Indiana.
Groeneastlo, Ind, 1859.
9l-f4.
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DR. wsrARs BAIsAM OF Win CHERRy Is n
chemical extract ofwild Cherry and Tar. Ryery
body knows that Wild Cherry possesses important
medical properties; and that Tar Water has al
ways been administered In Consumption and
Lung Affections generally, By our Oldest and safe
eat hysicIans. Various remedies have boon OF
cred for the cure Of diseases OF the lungs; but Of
all that have yet been Dissolved, II Ia admitted BY
physicians. aud all who hav Witnessed iis effects
that none has proven a. susccsfal a. this. For
Asthma, shortness Of Breath, and similar alice
tlons, u may DO pronounced positive cure. II
has cured Asthma In many cases OF ten and TWEEN
~ yeafs' standing, AFTER physicians had declared
the ease beyondthe reach OF medicine.
This Bslsam 10 made from materials which ma
ture has placed In all northern aiiludss, a. an an
idote for diseases caused BY cold clima.es.
.Nalarcis but the name for an efoct
Whose cause Il Coi.o
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Certificate from d. L. Starr.

Certificate from ID. L. Starr.
Ihave known Mr.. Forsha's Alters-
tive Balm to perform a very extrsor
binary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since. I
used II upon one occasion. exter-
nally, with good effect. believe IL
10 be a perfectly safe and eficscious
remedy to be usedin many complaints.
d. L. STARR.
November elst. 1853.
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lei rs mol neglect her pIaincst dictatos.
9 o 8 9 9 . 8 8

TWO LIVES SAVED ny tbs rsr o. ONLY THREE nor
rLxs oy wisrAH's nALsAn or wtLp cnsRny
Mossrs. farcoart, Howard q Co.-Ccnis. The
wlsiar's Baisam OF Wild Cherry that bought or
you has been OF such signal benefit In my family,
thatI wish 10 make IL virtues and valor the bene
~ Of the public.
My wife took cold al The time Of her connne
ment, which settled on her lungs. Tho physicians
pronnneed her disease consumption. She had
profase night sweap and had coughs; she was
given up, for We despaircd OF her recovery, and
her child parook OF hor complaint She then
commenced taking wIstar's Baisam OF wild Cher
W, and three bottles effected an entire cure with
her and her child both.
have no doubt that tliey would have now been
In their graves, n hey had not have nsed wlsiar's
Balsam OF Wild
SETH n. sEARcy.
seth n. seaFcy whose certificate Is above, Is n
man Of A. much yenoity ~ any Ia this country
and man Of good Judgment, and we place entire
reliance on his statement.
IIARcouRT, HOWARD 4 co.
Llrlyrrrr, Ind, July ~, 1884.
ions ID. PARx--Dcar sir; Twas attacked about
ave months ago with severe cold, which settled
on my lungs, and the Doctors lamong the most
respectable IN this elly,) said that had fnhama-
lloa or Consumption Of The Lungs; and amer OK
hasslng their skill, without roilef 10 mo, pro-
nj uneed my case ineurable. I eommencod taking
"pr. wis,aF's Baisam OF wild Cherry" about six
weeks ago, and In four days was able 10 walk all
over the house, and am nov we'll man.
Yours Respectfully
GEORGE HOOVER.
Above hand you statement from Geo. Hoov.
or, OF this city, who Is well known. having lived
here some twenty years. I know him well, and
saw him during his sickness. The Doctors altend-
cd him some three months, and gave him up TO
die, but "wistars Balsam- cured him.
b.R. w. wiLsTAcH, Druggist,
lafayette, Indiana.
81 PER BOTTLE, bottles for IS
y. ID. PARK,
Cincinnati, o.
Northeast corner Of Fourth and walnut streets
entrance on walnutsi.-towh all orders mus
be addressed.
NJ. W. Halle Brookvliie; =. Brown, Fairfield; J. s
Rockafellar, Cedar Groves Nye & Snow, New
Trenton; G. Hasson, Mt. Carmel; J. N. ciemen
blooming Grove; clifford q Alden, Laurel; Tho
Robinson, New Salem; b. II. La Rue, Anderson
yiilei J. l.. Andrews, DunlapsvIlle; p. Mason
connersville; y. Barbour, Rushvllie; T. Dickson
Versailles; ID. Beav or, Liberty; A. Boyd, seipi'
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IN tho treatment OF class Of diseases hitherto
neglected anu impeffeety understood, has enabled
Or. kinkelln, fAuthor Of a work on Self Prcserv-
aion.) prove that nine-tenths OF the causes Of
nervous debility, local and constitutional weak
ness, mental and physical suffering, are tracede
10 certain habih, forming the most secret yet
deadly and fatal spllngs OF domestic MISERY and
premature mortality.
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Cincinnati. Sept. L., ls4g.


This Is to certify that In the summer
OF is4s. | became so very lame and
weak in my back. occasIoned by lifting
that I could not sit down or get dn'
without holding on to some object.
was advised to try Mr.. FoIshs's Altera-
tive Balm. BY bathing Il six or eight
times, my back was perfectly restored;
and ] have felt no symptom Of its return
since.
My wife, also, has used Il for Rhsp-
matte pains, headache and toothschs
with very beneficial results. -.
ID. YEAKLE.
Dec. LIST. is49.
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Wholesale Depot, att. & G. Rssk-
hirt's, No. al Pearl st. Gin. 81
DIR. 8. w. Forsha, Drug Store, No
side of Fifth ST, doors east OF Smith,
Gin. o.
For sale at r. Tynsr's, ID. Price g.
Sons. Lnck & Farquhar's DR.. Moody's.
and DIR. Hailes. BIeokville. Ind.
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JOHN -. PARK, Deaier In all valuable
Medicines, N. 4. corner OF AN, q alnutstree
Cincinnati Ohio.
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DR. F0RsHA'S
Alternative Balm.
"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND.
FOR INTERNAL AND ExTER-
NAL USE.

NAL USE.
This balm is warranted to re-
lieye all Rheumatisms, Strains In
the Spine, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or SUN
Neck, Toothache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning In
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholic
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, inflammation in the head,
Stors ch, Bowels, or Kidneys,
Summer complaint of Children
Worms and inflammation Of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group,
Scarlet Fever. rNe
The reason why this balm reaches slIfhs
cases IL because Il reduces information, and
rnoses he secretious and nervous sysssnn
into action. Thh power IL owing 10 the
peculiar combination: Of medical properties
without their being nsu,rslized. The mod.
cine is periodically safe. not containing any
deadly poison, or mineral II VIII, n used
freely, act Immediately upon the liver. and
all other secreetlve organs r 40
Read the following CersIsieases.
Certificate Of DR.. J. II. Jordan, late RsIdsnt
Physician oftbe Fourth Street Cholera Hss-
pi,al. et1a I3 lol -
| can cheerfulIy recommend the Attentive
Balm to the public knowing a. do. thai IL h
an excellent article. ! used II with GOOD
effect In Cholera, daring my late conpsctien
with The Fourth ST., Cholera Hospita In DIE
city, in case Of cramps psins int
stomach and bowels. also used Il In . esss
Of inflammation Of the kidneys with fhs hap.
piesteffect. From my knowlsdgs ofits viz
ues, In the above diseases and sfhsrs, In
which have used u. have no hssitsncy In
pronouncinR II superior 10 any medicine
hitherto offered 10 the public with which
have become acquainted, and would cheer
fully recommend Ito the public. eef,
J.H. JORDAN. NJ
Cincinnati, Sept. Let 1919. frI
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Rbinsen,. glass Hooks.

published and sold BY
JACOB ERNST,
No iio Main Street between Third aud Fourth
Streets, Cincinnati, O..
Robinson's Theoretical and Practical Arithmetic.
Key 20 Arithmetic.
" Eema.ary treatise on Algebra.
A" Algebra, University Edition.
" Key 10 algebra.
- Natural Philosophy,
Geometry.
!. Astronomy, vniver.Iiy Edition.
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TO THE PUBLIC.


This IL to certify that. in June last, ! was
attacked with the AslatIc Cholera, and was
soon, as my physicIan states Ia a collapsed
state. | had remained In this state some two
hours, when my physician informed my fam
ly and friends that could not possibly his,
and strictly forbid my wife permitting an,
one giving me any medicine or nourishmsnt
whatever, as II would only hasten my death
Al this tlmeMr. Forsha came to see me, and
brough, with him a bottle containing four
ounces Of his Alternative Balm. and asked
permission Of my vile to use u on me, a. he
thought II would immedIatsly give ease. !
was immediately applied. and In less than ten
minutes was restored, aud was 10 warm
peripiration, prior to which time my exrsmI-
ties were cold, clammy sweat was on my
face and head. After the use OF two other
bottles Of the same medicine. ] was entirely
lieyed Of all distress. aud in few days was
restored TO health.
! would most cheerfuIly aud heartily rec
ommend this BALM to all who are afflicted
In similar way. ] have also used II In
other diseases, and have found IL a most
excellent remedy. do not think Il can be
too htohtv raoor~.nl
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DHILApELpHfA MEDICAL H0U --ksIAb.
II iished 70 years ago BY klsknLis. corner Of
Third and Union sis. between spruce aud Pine,
fhiladeiphia, pa.
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Are apprlsed that DR.. kinkelln confines his pfae
tce 10 q particular branch Of medicine. which en-
Cages bis undivided attention. tie cautions the
unfortunate nFainsithe use ofmercury' thousands
are annual, mercurlaiixsd out Of ia. Recent
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do hereby certify, that my fathers statement
OF my late illness isnos by any means oxaggea-
ted. My health is,now perfect, which ascrlbe
wholly 10 the use for IDS. cuysotis Extract OF
Yallow Dock and sarsaparilla., l..I
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nuEEK6WARE.-
u XlfesS supply ius,reeelyea s!she
OLD RED B1lcK.
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JOEL KIRBY.

| do hereby certify that the above csrsi6-
cate is correct, and the statement Of the
physician made TO me Is true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati; Dec, 9Th, ls49.
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eets"tofty " s"o 'yes'V' ~ O.''~'
a.. peoo noIIsoe- phiIadeIDbia.

"DR. HuxTER's MEDICAL MAsuAL.-The author
OF thls work, unlike tho majority OF those who
advertise TO cure the diseases OF which II treats,
Is a graduate Of one OF the best Colleges In the
United States. II affords me pleasure TO recon-
mend him to the unfortunate. or 10 the victim OF
malpractice as a successful and experienced prac-
tltioner, In whose honor and integrity they may
place the greatest confidence. -
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What yet remainsto convince the most incrcdn-
lous that the Cherry Peetoral Il all that purpors
10 DO, via; an uncqualed REMEDIAL agent for all
diseases ofthe ihIoal and Lungs. The experience
TO the people, believing that Is virtues will fully
maintain lie reputation.
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-Putup In quart bottles. 81 per bottle
SIX bottles for IS. Soldby J.D.PARk.
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TAKE PARTICULAR MOTION.

Requires the fulnlment OF several CONDITIONS, In
order that II may DO really the cause OF mutual
happiness. Gould the veil which covers the origin
OF domestic Indebtedness BIO raised aud It's true
source In every instance disclosed-in how nany
could tbc traced 10 physical Disqualification and
their attendant disappolntments Apply then
while II Is yet time, In order 10 have your UNI
strung and relaxed sysien rebreeed, reyIyiaed
aud strengthened.
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,c., E,,o, C.,.,s.;,, army rot a
ar, ,, ''' J., .,.,,1 W. have hitherto
.r,, .;..,,, or,h. sor,, crn Er>,;an from
.;;.r ,rJ ,hn ;,,u,e,,..c ,hc,.rc Of war in the
D,,n,;ar ,roy;rr.s E'v. row concede to
III, Ger an additional force of 300 900 men.
i j. I;i}ic,l. TO understand how he will he a
Irn ,o,ro,;,. G,r 10 d...,,rrr o. t,:,. western
,,n,r.,i,, .. -. r,nrirc. 1t least 10000
,,o, w:'i .oo..:r.l for -, or,.upation Of
po,,,l IT,. n.t ,u.l.Y>:e.m prevailing there
:, r,.orn .., ..-.'o 'ox ,.<.rovc~" o: its
,:I,',..'. .,..,' ,..r,,n IN i-roryri.:crt form!
lr.,,.,:.. ...:.n. All !, Cour:anl. Lyonia
., ;,.,.o,.:, - n,n ,n,n vii pot suffice 20
, l ,,.... t.r, i.o.i,. f..a.a loin- oycrrun
-, .ny .,:.~wI,,!.in, i,..c. u" -arri>ons
:,.t1, HAD j., Crn;,.i3I aud -. Petersburg
,,.,,,,,,. h~,. ~.;r.;,,r,uo,.t. Of tr,". troops
,,i I,st}v Finland and !.anland must not be
w., ,m4.,,,r,lYl partly a r..count oi;iic Eng
iii G[.. ur.,r Sir Charles Napier. and
,.,,',,, 7....o-,,. .d lie Swc,,es and Nor
...,.,;.r, ,.,o ,,;.,,, rc..ii'v le ,ii:m,seh 70
~, 81, ,n,,r, r ~ iayor,,,c an orrurtuni-
.,.....,,., ,,o ION ot the territory. Of!
,o,.r 90 '...Iv rolNnl
- - II - ''. We
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:ro!m III. E,..;rI A,las.
MILITARY NESOt HCES OF II HkEi
AND RI SSIA.


.'n.,;r. g, rorr,,, ;dc, Of tie military re-
' =, ~. heu;.rrcu, Powers. in tn.
:I.. ...,.,.'. now ;u,,,rp,,;., over Eu~c,,a.
~, Iii ,.,,n,;,,, ~ the fo,low;n, state.
.,,;.i, t,y. L.rp carefully romniIri
. 49," -, ,.., so,r,cs Of information. and
'nr'. ,,,~,;, .,,,r,v from the foreign cores
,...,,f, 49,. NV Yorker Stats Zrt-
,r',;,,, tn, ya,p,ll. xun,Icm.n,
IT,. ,r,..ru, Stat. of the Turkish army.
INK. r.,, T. LAM, 20 hi, allie and
.'',r,,.t;., work on THE History of TIE OF
,., ;,,,.;~' ,N,,rl.ur,. ls3a. Turkey.
r.r'. .,a,c ,r,,, ;,,orcn,',,v rr-o.cii.-
~ ,,,,,, now .;os . nearly clna'
-, =: ,,..,, ,r,,.s of In
;..,.,l r:o,n .,,n o%o,r,
,.., ri. -. ror;,,>~; M
'','n no',,,,, c,~.,,v 70 w,i,
,l,.1 -. ,,r:, ms ...;,1ron. ,:r;rrr~
.,,., ,,,'o..,,;n.. >. Ike lo~c.t cs.;u.,,n
,..,.,,,."~.. p,,.,;',. ~ 70 ~. sci1rrc q!
;,.,;.;'. =, ,.n..rss|d sos, ,;,~,>
.,;,n~, a.,I .;rcc a., outbreak of hos,i!i.
., in. Hn.,r TAX nm e. increase this num-
'r,,'. ,,,,,. ~ t',,. ;rr,.o,,,ar troops .,
..,,..,.nI : &C course. nrouort;ourd I,
". t.r,.;n, or ME s.rnrrIe. and the sin
,,r,i'. or ;,,, ,an.,,;nn. in which the,
'''.'. ..,'rn.,,,, h,yr already had ,ma,k
-. Co.., L,r.y, .,,. statements Of
49,, t. .,,fi. on;r.rs in ;ur~c,s.
,,,.;r ,..;,, VIII these 900 asa Turk.
,',,,. l.. ,.s,,.:,,.J loo ono ,r.n III,
n,,nr -. w.. Cro,rb and Eurji,l armies, and
,.,;s r,.;,. farce will, r., fur,ber SUPPORTED
:, ~. ~ll;.,' lice, Of :noo ,,uns in the Eux
-. TO saw no,l.inc a: The troops under III,
,o,,m,nI Of Srh,myl. in the Caucasus, which
f,r twenty wears have DESTROYED a Russian ar
NV r,ou,arjy every twrlvrmontl,. sd but tor
',:,c, ti,r supplies and want OF ammunition
would have completely freed their native
fountains. from Titlis to the kuban river
ION, the assanl, Of their invaders. The sap
r.rs 50 much needed, and an auxiliary 1"r
.i.,. f:rca are already on the spot, the BLACK
S.a;s clos! 10 their toes as a naval thorough
fare. and it would seem unreasonable tc
doubt that the hour Of S.l,smvl'> triumph l.
# hand. or that his nam. will be recorded il
h,.,orv as the Arr,injc;> of,,is nation.
,., Ne roy onnr;r.. v,,at Kn.>ia can OF
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to ,:rin sn,l found himself quite arcr>ona.,
in .l,c roi III assembly,
Tie nrx. mornn- he court opened. :l'
.ool Il. sent anon. the LAWYER, as mere
s,-c.a.or. \ man was tried for passing com
.,,i:.;' more, H. had no lawyer. atl W.
-..'I.a -,4nse one" lie logged rorrd tht
corr: ar., selected Nnval The later Wa
e.;q;i,tei At :n:. chosen hc. \ hrar''."s'
,,nr-..cr ';",t..';> #! AZ Tie bar ,rfi""l.,
rrknown. III. hyr.n~r OF his ellen! va, {
I"..rr; H.: tia. :nl the kicking oftllr 'nN:
ori Of 'yor> So, i'm U? in t9.iness. S';i'.
,~o~.!.i in upon him and he soon Accame
',.'n.n' IN III PROBES, ion. especially in tl''
,,-au,h @: c,i.mina. law.
In l.l3 Ar .i.n.Iiz"d liln<c!; in ano;!":
r,paciv. ,o,nmantIin. a company of kcn-
~ <v mounted ,o,untcers. and pro'c'ilr-
lie frontier settlements in Ne valley Z! -"
V,La<'i from The mur,lrrous irrcads f 'hr
,,vanos. Whilst abroad from home 81 tl,-
.,.ryicp h. WAS elected hv l:i nri .',tArs q
represent them in Congress. Here was the
...l;1,.ior c! hi. ho,;sl, bo...: he mi ght now
return viii. honest pride ohi< aternal home.
l.. Ind proved :',., he vas not TIE '':a.. cnl'
en-; emily.
=. member Of Congress he acquitted
',,n>.lf With ability anA credit h"t after 4
'im,.. retired voluntarily from political life,
and resume his profession. lie was now ai-
pointed judy in the courts Of Florida. an'!
Subsequently Governor Of that Territory. -
Hers H. wa. uti-io Superintendent Ct In
ian Affair, whirh !ir administered with
..r:,, iu,'-:nent and humanity. u" anr~c-
/, -, he t'-rir.r and heroic characteristics
,f.7rc Q: he Flol:!.. h;c':;n< gained their
.,'i,!,r"". ami exercise! 2 surprising, in
.'gcncc OYER their 'lihes re r".i5nrd hi
,ftee oH his own a'"or.l. ,;:,r ii!iinc i: 20!
iNs',c years.
~. # rs c!ii..'y>n hssir,. svitlt ! in TrN
-. hn W.. pcr>uat, L. FIVE Or six years ago to
:, i'u"c :, that S'a'-. Business recently
;touc'i' him to Washington. wLere Le was
.:.;,.k~l ly p.ra'v<:s, witch u'fima'ci. wa,
ne ..7Y.. - nj; .lath hen Il or. seventy
,.sr, a.c.
E'..w men wlo la.c i.,i II Il varied lif.
i,,. !,.j le',in! 20 pure anl :; ,t'css name
~
-. viii Will, i" ,rju.:;c,l hii.:sc'i in his
..a.i.. trusts. are wi!v!. known. Ill, 'aunt
...,s ouvase. 700, has been prove! on 'ariou.
! . 80: cc.@s;on:. b.: !: i amor. lis init
.:rs TIKI: his los. viii =, morc especially. "a
mou.,,: arlor.. ,i.o:c "!o deli h,c! in Ii.
.:n;',.. rn2i:., ed soo'nc', his genial Ia
n..r. b. .l.> tod and ',:.wry,r;ng friend kip,
- tie Kind and generous qua'i;;'. -; hi.
art. sn' the mai.l!y independence oi i,
/. ,;.;s. In >nh i, VII !" 7,:i>a-tiru f.
, ,rn t, :. THROUGHOUT, ii. .lircss l." Va *
..a,. on sr::,rirc. ard although nra'':
!..'..,..s- he was elrr: II - o." l,>' az, =.
i., So! hi; eyes IL death a -n:!" !'l'yc3 ~
N Liz yrncr,l...c ana beloved ro:l'..cH:'t =.
seming 20 reflect .oo,i viii to Tie world h.
was leaving :ni hores ri \ happier state II"
tha. TO which he wai going.
l., conr.u'lir: TIL; ha-iy sketch we canHo:
lrf rr,ea. The words with which II rommenc-
e.! he was a.yve oft''c genuine Amcr;'an
character.
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'~.!.lIF.- ~ T..
y gentleman q PI.m ,.'.'4 i.,.io, Ercs-


\ Gentleman Ct P!..nt i,,jl i..l.io; Erts-
IN recently deceased, in Ii, lA>. WI! and
r>.amcut. lcGuva.hcN ,-..uCn 10 a local a>>o-
;a,ion tor s,,tinc on; ,E...c trees. We have
cw such ncn III TIE country, or associations
'r-an:zcd for psnjin" >'r.': al orra".,i....l
Yccs. and t!crctcrc il =, !. n e. a~c ,,i.u.c,
{ must lie Gonc generally IL Individuals.
T.crc i, not village i, our ...c tn. would
i be rendered more ,.,&sa:,.lv ,ho al,.i-
.or Of n.orc >!.r'!' t.,',: a:l as hr t:...c al
roe &c ;or tlai. a"i."s trees, we VIII TO
Il. the attention oi on ro.'',r, to lie sub
..ct: We mean not only tie residents Of aur
.ii:uScs, but al! cvca hat OF The i..rn:cr.l;v-
" though he my '>p.iafy anu a,ouc," rv-
noycd from immediate hri.lhors. Let hiI,
me the Highway with trees 50 far as he has
feared fields along .hc read SIDE. |. viii tie
he best investment h. can make g: tEic SCRAPS
':'lcisure every body finds during tie time
i tree Setting. Ii ,hc father calno, do il.
T.; him set the BOYS TO work. At any rate.
nave j. done
People re >dir. in orr Villa 70 ran. as they
vii see by referring to Nl Foster, a.,ycr
'scmcnt, obtain trees of al kinds, viii; very
title trouble to Themselves
There is SO much truth in the following re-
marks upon the subject which We fi.d in an
''Nchanse that we transfer them TO oar columns:
IEEEPLANTING. livery body should
plant trees. No object is more beautiful than
spreading e'm or lively evergreen. a
iorfhghts 5. toll IN the spring or autumn in
'ra"sriantIng choice forest trees 10 the road
~'t'', or 'a>tcfu!ly grouping them on the lawn.
will ultimately add more 20 the value Of a
place than twice the time employed in build
my or fencing. For their own comfort. for
the sake OF their descendants, for the taste &
Improvement of the country, plant trccs-.ct
every body plant trees
HAT bald, naked churci-tastc]exs treo.
lcsS. Who will have COMPASSION on The wor-
shippers, and surround it with trees: That
district school house, bare and un>ipbtlv. who
will interest Tie boys in planting aud rrotcc-
ting shruts and trees that will make il an at
;rarl've and beautiful spot: Those verdurc-
less villages, with their Eonscs thrust uron
The s;rcet--who will distribute honey suck,e.
ana Virginia crccpers and prairie roses, that
they may be turned INTO civilized haLtat;oDs>
There IS soitning, humanizing influence
IN horticulture and tree planting that we
could wish were more general. There is foo
much danger of the gross and sensual and sell
MT IN our national character: and while our
reliance must be or religious and cluca,ion:l
'i'iocnces to correct this tenlencv,we believe
that good and Only good would come of the
'ove Tor trees and flowers, ana TIE cultivation
o. oo'h' 1t may te blessed in leading the
heart up to the love of the Rose of Sharon &
the garden of God.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-04-29
The Horse TIade.

weeks, any number Of gentlemen from a DIS
lance in pursuit Of Horses. Gco'l Horses are
in great demand, and they command, as they
always will, high prices. Purchasers of such
Horses know where to look for them. They
cone to Vermont. and many OF them into oar
own County. and they seldom 90 away with
cut finding what :hcv want. The demand
ard good prices afford Inducements ior or
ncopc to turn their attention to the sui.iect
Of rearing the best Of animals
The Report of the Committee on Horses
at our late County Fair, CON aimed some very
cocd suggestions upon The >uliect. The
Report passed into our hands at the time, and
was mi~laid finlir. it while afterwards VIC
placed it in our copy drawer" for future ucc.
II is lust as GOOD now as when It was made -
II is as follows:
Report O. Committee CT Ecrses.
The duties dcvolving upon vour Commit
tee have been somewhat severe, from the
number of entries and the aggregate Of ami
mas exhibited he ruml cr Cor examination
and award, presented being seventy.
The task OF making a Just discrimination
under the most favorable circumstances
would ke d t.f..yu': one. even 20 Tie be-; eye
and particularly 50, III ;hc limited ,in.c sve'
sc I'LL ,J.,o Ionr ur.,.,r ,li.C3ri,y -tE,