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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-29
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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STRPAsKA lSD KAssAs


NEBRASKA AND KANSAS.
Mr. SMITH Va addressed the Committee Of the
Whole IN relation to the bill for organizing the Territories
Of Nebraska and Kansas He asked no il was that gen
temen from the same section Of the country himself
were found in opposition TO this and how was
that gentlemen had hurried into the debate before the blu
was taken up to manifest that opposition With wha.
sort Of expectation to have been anticipated by the
country that gentlemen from that section Of the Union
interested in this question would have opposed this bill
Nothing was better calculated to excite Els surprise and
provoke hi, astonshment He was particularly
ished az the remarks Of the gentleman from Lou.
isiana Mr.. Hunt and Of the gentleman from Ten.
nessee, Mr.. Culluml The very fret act in which
Slavery was ever recognized passed in the
Virginia Legislature in 1890; and that was TO pun.
ish English servens for running away with negroes
He mentioned this 10 show the manner in which
slavery came into this country 1t came in in the
ported by the Puritans at Plymouth Rock lie
wished TO call attention the fact that the fret legislation
this subject did encender i'll will among tie prov.
irces up to the time # the Revolution although Slavery
existed in every province And although there as now
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ots, Ffy Tbou.sid persons present az nncs sud our
Palace. thoash smaller may s-conmdate aoi interest
At least Thirty THOUSAND Let u' al resolve, then
that THE EXHIBITION SHALL III SUSTAINED on the
cheap and popular basis now determined on I'd that
=. On ea,e.st Of our resolution, the exercises OF
Thursday re1t shall be houored BY an attendance "'o
a, has never yet beer equaled ia this country
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MAssAcnusETTs.-Th Senate of this State elected
in GOOD part by the Legislature not by the People, has Sd
modified The Temperance b which had passed the House
as TO make all the penae' Of Liquor silng ary TO the
sale of odulercted ard mqgre Liquors only Tne final
vote OF the Senate this proposition (which had once
been rejected stood II to l5-s absent We do not be
1--we The House will concur but IS quite probable that
no bill san be framed at tbs Session which the two
Hou.es will unite They sxtec: to adjourn to-day
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED
GNETIC TELE& IL 4 = III.
FROM WASHINGTON.

:pseal Ds stch 20 The N Tribune
WASHINGTON, Friday, April %, 1854.
TIE Government has received information from Spain.
The Spanish Government condemns the Pezuea the Cap
tain General ct Havana for seizng the Black Warrior and
directs that immediate reparaton be made 1t expected
that President will vero Miss Dxs bill on Monday
The reported success of Santa Anna Alvarez is very
vesstious to the Garay folks.
There is considerable excitement here today in political
circles relative the refusal OF the Senate TO the
injunction of secrecy from the proceedings the Gadsden
Treaty The anxiety is ascertain whether the discussion
and correspondence contain snytbng relative to negoa
ton between the Executive and Ward Hargous and
others esson why the Senate should withhold the
proceedings from publication OF whether the object is to
injure Gen SHIELDS by refusing him opportunity to
gain leure which the publication of his speech would
ehitle him to
Mr. sduey Webster, the Presidents private Secretary
le bere this evening for the North important business
connected with the Administration.
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TIE VETO MESSAGE OF Coz. Seymour on the Ii
quor Prob btion bill has been neatly published by firm
of eptery irg Importers of Wines end Brandies in our
CITY, with their busness Card at the heAd of it. and thus
de.ned to obtain very wide circulation IL is safe to
presume thst the logic II the document is as sa'aeoyo
the dealers as The taste of their liquor to their Gust 'msr'
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NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for April %.
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:


The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week
contains the following:
I.EDITORlALS: The Ex;ersC. Of Slavery The New Ne
hr1kG Bill, The Address he Veto; fhe Ns-i Gov
DAVIS; The Commerce Of Noth and Sonth Cos. Of the
Ipon. rhe Great Struggle; Railroad Iron sad Railroad
Bonds The opinions OF Washington Col Bce;ons
sseechi WAGES and Living in Cites Ws,as lslandi s
1.-THE STATE OF EUROPE Letter from Oa. Own Cor
TespcnGent.
Hl..FRASCE Letter from Cu' Own Correspondent.
N.CALlkokNA; Two Weeks Later lntsrisence BY the
ri'si of the sarDshiPs Northern Light and Illinois
V..REVIEW OF TIE WEEK Giving in CONDENSED and
conspeuOl, the iraportar events A; have
occurred An the United States, Vss; ladies' soath
America, Europe, Inds ard China
N..PoLIrIcAL INTELLIGENCE; Connecticut; Insi,ox
North Carolina
NH..XXXlIID CONGRESS. Speech Of NJ Thoupsou XVI
70 the sens.e CO the H0me.tss1 bl Speech Of Gel
Benton, IN the house, cn the Nebraska bill
VII. THE PROHIBITIvE LAW AND TIE GOVERNORS
NEIO; ADDRESS Of the senstors and Men5en OF the As
sembly, Who Voted for tbe Bill for slpp.esson OF
Temperance, 20 TIE People eftae safe OF SsE.YosK.
N..L0UIs NAPOLEON AND THE PEOPLE: Letter fssm
Our Own Correspondent, Poz.
X..TIE ASPIRATIONS Of RUSSIA
M..NEW PUBLICATIONS: Spirit Msue,.,,jo,. y..ulnsa
ard Explained By John Bowie Doas
Xil..NEW AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
MU..TSE WEATHER. AND CROPS
MV..PR0SECUTIoS OF UNLICENSED RUNgELLERs
W..fELEGRAPH The Ls:e. News ty Telegraph
XVl.MARRlAGES sns DEATHS
Xvu..BEvlEw OF Tag MARKrTS. Rsp,-,. n ,se s,o,,
Orsin Proyioa ard Castle Make. Nery fuy "A zoe.
es!ly reported ioF he Tribune
s,nfo copies In wTsrperS b otsred
SeHntns so' this morning Proe, 6ieeais
Eve s.; copies Sl Sos twenty eopes 10 sas az
dres,l s.S.
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we shall Issue 4ilis aoRSiSG an eai;'oe 4 fHE
Nr,KtY TRss; 81 foT crcuatioe IN Europe. Z VIII
oo,,sip all the lsie. sp te I'M Of g'ug . pf -
speIe copies in ~rsplero ready To- mailing c-a Be hsi at
tbs dest Pris- ~ Gems The steamship ATo'c s'iia
s,rs M. nor r LIVERPOOL T. Das 1T II ocl-cS.
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OEIo.-Tbe bill which had passed the Senate Of
Ohio Us H. considerably interfering with the ain
"sienable right Of ruEselors to make gain Of Their
neghbcrs frses and yicss has been indefinitely POI.
Pohed in tic House by vote Of 81 to 81 So there vii
be TO check ths!ear 10 tie Seed Of tem.s.ace in the
Buckeye Sss,s
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Sub. riptoDs ard advert tsemen's Tor iAE At" YORK
re1BusE can b. lefr ~ the follc Sios Agents;
LospoS-Mr " Taom,- Nos - and q Ca'harine
street. Srsrd
p,ptsNr Ftourpesu No 3d. Rae II Muc
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Mem oh Dailq Q2i1'nlls-
s,TugDAY. APRIL 29. l55i
III, -gribnne for Europe

.,-,.r,. 60, r., Tyisua, Of Monaa, in
- ,i.iork s.. r-sr evening
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SEWING MACHINES CAUTION TO TnE PUBIIC.-

SEWING MACHINES CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
sole distinct rauied by the Uned
Ssat Sewing Machines snd Machine of value
10 o. by Others without violating Of
psien We have commenced suits for Infringement in tbs u
trcu the Southern District Of NewYork Elias
Howe J the Wheeler and Wilson Manufacturing Co, Grover
Bshef Msenetic Sewing Machine and TAy
lor kose sell Hunts Machines The p4bic
hereby thse machines intend
20 assert rights TO the ful extent OF the law.
A 10 No 22l HrnalxaH
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S1OP THIEF is the cry Of the culprt 70 divert the
psAk bis msdoeds which illustrated in the advertise
rsnt NJ singer has suit pending against for infringing
the kosy Johnson patu Ne have suits try In the news
believing that the best method of slencins to
csS cite appear If any
certified copy OF the Moey johnson pas
eDnt thcy by calling office No 45 Broadway
- GROVER, BAKER Co.
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SCHOOL Books, BLANK Books, MISCELLANEOUS
AID q. Wholesale, by
HIGGINS & KELLOGG.
Pubhe Bank Book Manufacturer and dealers n forezn and
aonsstc Stationery No 88 Johnst New York Country ner-
chants ard booksellers invited call .nd large
which will be sold low for cash approved credit oy
enyh in the trade
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1S,YsrM- PALAcE FIRsr PGEMuM SEWING

No Machine heretofore offered for sale With
ooss sold BY the Sewing Machine
Co. No 25l Broadway The simplicity Of their construction,
ssyisios their liability Of getting out Of repair the Pset's
by stitch their ability render these the rrsc
deal offered the public Besides the Patent for these
MssbDts from the legal controversy In which almost all
oShsss which fact Of consdera|n
chasers article the cheapest and best
viii 90 well cali before puchns elsewhere Odes punctaly
stfepdsd to- Address THOMAS b. LACEY,
President Avery Sewing Machine Co,
BROAD New YORK City
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DIR. UOOFLAND's CELEBRATED GERMAN BiTTERS

DESTiIFTsS
A CrRrAis CuRE FOR FEVER AGUH.
This and nrestng discovery Vegetable Aedisine A.
tracing the attention OF physicians aad inads by the uno nifty
Ir NEVER FAILS WIEN USED As DlkE,rEp.
Sold by Boyd Paul No li9 Chibers Chas H. Rns
Bro.6 and John v ClickeDer Co No 81 Barclay w.
Cfou6e corner Rrosdv lih T. Gaioa Bow
cry Shedsen Bswery aud 4thi Gustav
RamspeTger No. 62 Oliver and {. g. Eu:hing No IA Vest
Broadway.
OIders from tie trade 10 be addressed to
c. d DssHLER- Agsn-
TeyxE sai,t J.
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ALEXANDER'S BEST SILK GLOVES AT 80 CENTS
pFR yAiR this morning 500 dozen Ale xandeIs best
sin Gloves white col1red, paif As, 100
dezn Lsriet' % cents LEADBEArsR&
In M Rrn Ira LannAri-tt
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DYspfprIC KIDNEY AND DROPsICAL COMPLAINTs

DYsPEPrIC, KIDNEY AND DROPsICAL COMPLAINTS.
Wo-Ys scHSArPs when akeu in proper
drink especially dinner is found be
tecu6 obspste instances where the Of ohsr rems
Gies has been In vn The perfect purity Of all u,
rails exsmp; from the liability njung the psred
constitutions characterized by such symptoms Put up in quart
and pint bottleA
For sale by
EUsHToN CLARK Co.. Nos 165 S Broadway and No 10 Aston
House
J. MrLBUE, No 1888 Broadway
KIERsTED Pres ott House
DELLUc & Co. No 5Sl Broadway. No. 80 4h
Al CoDDSGToN saa all the Druggists IA the
In nia.As stsAa.
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the sole msnufs the United State. of the shove
Safe, and GoFrxs mleneabls deGs8es lo.
o ps the best Safes snd Locks In the world
o. NO ss Pearlst door below Maiensne lasYy No
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prcurr Pianos with without tho osn ana with the cello
tsso circular Gberts Boudot Pianos
Uollett Pianos the old established firm of Hsett
O. Horace Pianos, and those OF other whole
retsI factory prices Second Pianos S75
oiU HORACE WATERS. No IS Broadway.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26
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~ rfarr h3,s 'sa 'rar. ~ 20
So fae araait w.. ,ha remsit u
hYei ofaf, sisa rp iagsrs f.s 90,
'iafeoif srpsa0ar 81 ns ts'rh ~
sresns strh i,- 9 ~a6rs viii 90, ta-ac
r. e7-4-s sus 10 vi.ti.. ra,A scar Seer
sni isrrs~ttr go pressed. a.,
.s s-rae Haej 20 fiaa' rslfaer. si.a.
b..s mt., r.t'aas a.. tf ibs
ssnll ~ De fsai, iai i', 81. l,.nr
,a.ft aa3 $40 ast f,r e- "a iachr'
a.faA vtib o. -.,et ..-i ti,...i i.rn.aih
ihe rf--' eefs hsaie % Dry ap % ,arh
s.a-oa RI se,-f, aras,h ~ $50 lass scar
is 1urc sa4 81 su-i ,sssais src by na
ua,sos uau.usl ~ idts climate. b B, lae
r.iicy - csory one vhp las garden.
~ sceeabl, paici,. 90 h1ois such -.
iess ~ cgi,art o., vi.l prevent ,hc dam
esf 81 faifg from iiis .oorcc.
ii,,p,a'ag tts slii ). die only eject
lrc ursns of pro'ssfioa sgaiasi faiisrr
ifam drouih pias ~ spade ~ ibe
sah,sa 10 ibe El. 90 a. 20 expose % 10
il, tn,liow,ng effect, 81 frost, say 10 the
l,gii q a foo, NJ lcas'. ADD 4 deeper
,o much lhe b,tsr. adding q good sup.
r'v of stable manure ihe crops viii
90, f'am he.os 80 constantly. that While
cher Gardens afoupl may fau from
1r9ah bis ALL oaetibue green and
Haa ching and The increased yield ~
u,li o. improved quality ~ u. product.
vii ,p . single year almost o. quiic pay
ior the cap,nso of lhe inpro1 cment.
Coeumb,f, melon, sod similar vine.
sppcar 60 have small roots. bat their
r"ois run very deep II opportunity is
offered them Experienced gardener.
ui.i uoi fail 10 give them drep =. well
a. fieh rrouui. 10 this sunny climate
where dfouiis are - frequent. The
same IS true Of cabbage, sud in short
neatly sIl Kinds Of garden vegetables
Tic directions fer the culture of such
things n gwen iu most books on gar
denlHg. are written by persons unaocus-
iomtd To 70 dry aud warm a climate as
ours, ard hence are deficient Il not sut.
Gc'eutly insisting upon deep culture as
a preventive Of injury from drouth. We
d"d It necessary 10 give Zine upon
line" on this subicci.- Olio CJt.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26

Tnr RAT AND TnE WEAslL.-My
Informant states that farmer ia the
STATE Of Maine of his acquaintance. had
noticed at different times ior the period
Of two weeks, combsis between a larre
raj and n weasel in b., barn, from n hich
ctir'auicf. fhc latter Invariably came
81 second beet. One day, being a, gork
near he barn, his attention was attract.
81 20 The weasel very busily engaged IN
digging hole in dung .hoap. lie
watched the weasel until be lad II un-
Hciled" lhe heGp, aud made a hole Of
eoHsiderabls sac al The entrance hna
aboS, laif Nay ll.noagh the heap; The
Tcsi q 'he hole vs, i-l,crcd ~. so that
81 The place q eFFess il vas barely suf.
iarieui ,ise faF The shm liule body II
il'e weasel to f'as. through. When the
p.e'icr bad inished bic hole. be vent
into 'l'e barn and engaged be aniasoui.,
rsl'iap- B'aien, Of couse. sgain 10
he encounter, tl,e weasel ran, pur,ued
Z, ihc rai, into lhe hole to ,i.e aans.liil.
d. gram rairt l'iie sssr.eioas Of the
1.ars lad ior him. Lac many unlor.
iuuais human being, the I.s,r "a, was
-'iacA and halted sadly between the
tso eAirrmes; while bio cunning litle
Zoe emerged from the small cod anl
sh'pF'os around bnsliy 10 ibc larger
cnifsnc' brooshi W ihe rrar. aud
ani lllai uas 5000 dad nat IIcrc
'''s vac rrgslar riaa laid, a sLppa
do'ifn osfned COT snooesaially % ihe
fan q 'hs Soasei iof aesiro, ing Zoe
ShifA sss too much faF is ina aif Gsis
j. 'lesed iofeilssshi ard coafrissnee.
ard ''-fae So rrg arors ,ympolas a
sotas'hing Esare ii.an insliacl-reassa.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26
From Rev. 4. y. Norris,


Somebody out Wet sends "a note "a ectinr Ia our
pafiuF ksdeag'f iiutDhug Rsssia N4ire.n The gen.
ueaisn rauid not he acquainted with the article. We
rid hardly keep hoHse wiilsat a ths way; u j. one
81 iir hesi thiaEs nr buns bruises Wuuhds aud ma
other hesi diseases, inilttes Vt any Kind that
We know o. We young man, hand and writ
badly bitten and niaured By dog. 10 suddenly 10
came sweisd ard panied hln tefTb,. SO bad done
upi hssa.sfs Hsssia >airf aud b, the neat naninR
The swelling had nearly ceased, aud The pain and in
hanuaiiuH had aiso len The woahded hand aud wrst
aud was r,sin healed. For hnrns h bas no superior.
II e. not the Intention uf The ediiar ~ admit Adtef
ts+iarnts pHs of Any article which Is not Of puiic
i.fifatr utliy and Rodd4sg's Rasla Siirs u Al
meet beyond alur o. those u have M remedy ~
iiVsican ~ hand, especially when member, of fam
tl burned az wounded. The notice wc Ntlte with
vst pa, u tue knowledge OF Tho prnpnetL
New Song to "a " Home Tune.n
OF red covered feiurdics much you mar have,
hui ul What Nuu WILL there d, bought ike our Sairsi
ff1n Rassta "a nauled, and wherever you raain,
i"a % mad u TIE frmrdy mast pfiEed 81 hone.
cham from The skic. ssrms o. dN oll "a each box
And ipiks 60 90 Rruutsg', 90 hay it. 10 nork.
Pa hgutsfs 81 hesh ounas, and us sure
" yuu Nili bat once tfy tt ~ mike hBc cuIr
REDDiNG - CO., Proprietor-, Boston.
std b. Fonda MORSE, Wholesale Agents. f,oid
slal by bWgrosts generally. l3ina
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26

The rroPrr ,,mo 10 transplant ever
greens Is la 'ho spring ben olh,i trees
are lrAusrlsstea bot rs ihoy 80 not
ass qole 20 ssTly, 'lrc operation may
be deferred i,ile later. Tho practise
90 o0ca recommended 81 doing b is
-uniher !. copied from tl.e Lug h,l, AMI
Scotch mode, whore their hauia climate
,Hsbles 'hc@ 10 perform operation, uoi
al al suited 10 this country II some
times ias happened, hoscsrf 80 hen ey-
eplh.nf ha, proved favorable, that sum
me' planting hs, proved sDocc.slul
There Is cue simple ralc to b. Oh.
served Ia the removal Il s,rrgrecas.
Shich vili ia ell rases ia.n,c ,hci, ,ue.
Gees aud ~Ilou, is oh,cr, suer, is,i-
ore all generally l.c the rc.'ili. Tbs
s. ne rcnerai ef a porto" Of tie '0i'
ssiiL ias rpefs. We have newt knasu
vhiie finr 10 live y ith atnud,-l ssoss
ana never a failure when a ball u earth
~as tahya ssh them, The eanh ncei
ma be frozen 1t - easier 20 take il up
II no, f,osea. Bal,sm d.. and some
o3sot cscrgrcrnt u more successful re-
mossl where grown In faanps. cnn-
no' bo taken ~i,h earth Ia ili, instance,
Il Il sLsolaiel, necessary 90 preserve the
rcol, froR beea@,ns dy f. a B,omeai.
,'tn ihe outer BAH, by lnsian, inner
siga 10 mud " eel aoss.
Wesiers onlli,siors have bal loug
oonlro,cuy sheihef ros, grated sprle
tree. all boar a. scii a. o.Lcf,--abd
lauay apfaun'ly decisive ea.r. have
t.o,n gwen oa 18th side Fos trees
'4aAliy thrifty. 80 80 30; hsl,,c there
8. sny dlasrsacc uhaicler. w have
lad hundreds x yeuas rea; -siahcd irces
iseaf In abe uapery ross a. Young a.
'aose bua3el q aosk gysElod"
t. redaoe ilse TOPS u iFrcs. cot hack
and iliu 3o~n.bsi cuu.ag 81 llc branch.
81, whore ,ilc.tranri,c. arike %. - A.
DO, 10 loa'c siumFs. c,'rai,y Csa,is-
ssos-
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NAH , ga. tsf aNna la.
ranf A. hsa Yea Ia fsr stfs Tssrrafl ~,
uausf ftans ts rf- 1.sln. Nee i.sassNtfE ui.~s
isstiis7d sac co.'s aY hfaih ven pa hat
ssf 40 caufh. fsasra Fass deal a intitff ab,cb
~ as tFetfatf isitra fh ti.sa tsd stia Ia a.
ttfl sfafi 80 a. tfif ustk $50 FaIaf4strd NJ
fnrEst 49, iisIsa ia11nisirrcd 40 fssf fausaHit.
ts'ni Al hfi. iat fetft q isltfiHs. srrt4ssa
si hrafe a &c. sa'Ii-f o. rftha 90 inlaas iif rs
o. AsPs sad tHrfp sfraf, sea stisiara ~ ( 20
tift frf.l tssf.tf a. lraals ~ ssafts ~
itf r-siH Hftff He4naE fss .niialti fs1nd Il 10
iiasFe thf fsrrrtfs Hn as isaTt at3 kiasf = fils
tiafass inser ia srirafstrf tis ssfisrr utGsf
90 iatfisf. : t.k sac tsfp fffaa - diifffse
tta ointtsrl g. a. -, tas st.Fh ffHcaalf 70. 81
isHrf sata b fHiirslt isi 49,. saf 80 f.f-idrr
az ssi eafFa sata ~ssf irs lrhsisf a. a. g. -
d u taflrf Fisssaii tnd hf'irtinF % ulfrns fhfins
80 iifilitl O. ns ianFs. irsl ia.ns q Ifs.sai
O. alslsnus uauh L.
JOHN No0n
500 hnAhArArf-. a.. s1 taf.sa1i sfr..t +.
. "a tiNe rffeff q ii.s sifurl ars Erassnrt.
q ffstr e. fafttFf
= t--tHf Isfs|a infl.asss 81 e. H.ta a F.rL-
10 81 $50 fsnafas ArF ltsa s. Ia fffrirf o is.ri
- usitintur tsatls - nfrrst taIes - q
hfiif h1fsf go e. lntsirr. ~ Tssf "a l1 -
aassa irsr g. 49, lsH q itf tsisaf rfalss % "a
i.fi.g-s o. 80 fuNn snE-f. ss.tf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-26

a. spring IS upon "a, It IS reasonable
20 SUPPOSE that every practical farmer
Do laying out certain grounds lot bis va
r'aus crops, aud as the period IN tie
history Of agriculture has arrived when
a.i farmers must economic, by putting
10 those crops ~ bich will most rcmuncr-
ate him ior his labor, 10 means 10 e.
Zee, this end, allow me- to call the at.
ieniiun OF practical agriculturisis to the
subject Of sowing corn for fodder.
l.asl spring sowel about three acres
Of corn. intending 10 cut it green for
soiline, but owing 10 the fa,orablcness
Of the season for grass, but one acre wa.
out--ihe other Two were cured for fod-
der ] have 40 doubt ihe produce from
one acre Wa equal 10 ten acres Of or
binary grass made into hay The hes,
Way TO raise 1t, Is 10 pillow and harrow
Tho ground, az il for corn or potatoes,
Hud then start the pillow and LET "a man
or boy follow aud drop every other fur.
row uul,l ihe piece OF ground is com.
plclcd then run the roller over and it
needs no more attention. We put three
AID a half hoshcls Of seed TO the acre.
would prefer puiiing il on a piece Of
ground that was not 10 be- seeded, in or
der TO save labor in the curing. Al
that would lie necessary is to cut and
shock a. other corn, aud let it stand IN
iil dry. then bind il ia shcaycs and haul
II IN the barn or shed, and sab H. Cat
he ca, il with ayidiiy aud milk better
ll,an when Ted on hay. We purpose
putting down ten 10 iifieen acres this
spring, and calculate 10 save two. fold
hy the operation. First 10 cutting hay
ihcre Is almost Away. difficulty in pro-
curing men even at the highest wages
seoond. instead Of moving from forty
10 hay acres We will have them for Ias.
iarc which does mol impo, crish the laud
iiAc moving ] think there /. no cnop
which uill pay better than sowed corn.
1T oas farmers try IL.
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MtssRs Enirou- VIII 800 OF
reme 81 your reader. iniofm me Of Che
proi~cf time and mauasr = transplant
iog evergreen tree. ,u,.as snier hai-
,am. and others OF iaai .i,c.c.-a!,o
sh',bef apple Trees feat afc fool graft
%, are d. fruitful ~ iloec 4 lal.grall-
ing Sod G.e lea naeihoj q treating up.
lir tree that Lase too large TOYS and
bong l.aiAs. say troes eicii OF iru 6.,i
30 hegiai " ;. L. oi.rga. ~ 4
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ASTHMA CURED.

ht1uttfs, g. y. Dee. sgb. lisa
- fsi4t fighi year have hseu sefefrl, ssnictsd
sHh d. Asiiaia - no last tNn year I have .4f
irfa Irt cod sn a,f Irss ~ dsscuqtiun ni.sihs
g. t.iiie have nsi tfa able o. sieep 10 a bed Efi
zoe y BAT frsi rHel4 ritgIrr iu ui fialr Mt am
faiuss q hrlsifinf. ana uY surfafi ssfs O., rfent
sttsoss that &c istfs tueri-i tat hiand. rt,srtsi
ftfh t.ssf Aanld hs n.g iasf n4finr lhs f.stt "a
faafs htfe bed ns ail AID Attendance II isans ~
20 o.. Ti fflffaied pAyanaust tet have received 90
IFfssnrui ,,rarff aEa bat htiis relief 81 irt,sl
had ur 500 i'ftaHf o. farafs ~. tuuis's ilfrraua
~ iailshnF Hfrrsn NapsH sna risfl -ynsn A 10
ttHe hf'i "hitiAai o.. "a tafsfag uIadff sne ni
- n'i'l 1iisni afafifi tna So ia great drirrs-
ail'ri 80 ssiins 90 ~ " breath. o. i-ss fban
Seq nianie' n.'ui tie Naas slsiHed ihs ihhalrr a.
so fteiaffs ttl go tsts ls-nfli 70 tife fhfrrt
~ fa, " az ffi.eftq tH Efsaf nssasisfr ffia ne
aiAftiiis - afeatlhg. sbd had oaiaAftsblr uirht
have sinfs euaihaf4 81 10 re rfrairsf fs.-.itls
tshftt Ana An 40 Comparative ~ nriL I'D osit
thssH ~ haai'ssi a sHitiihr use ntraifinf has te
icitsa ast tfa1a- ~ alrirs e. go saHrrHr go
80 HAE1AEKT AsTnN
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osioas Ia s perhaps u,lpoun 70
mHny Il oar n-adep ihsi She tuiaa b.
o.is q ihe taasi uu'fig,oas u rols,. oaH-
lsinins. phca dried, from t@rui, Csc
10 dairy go osni. q eiaien !, !. a
sispie q lie IL spsin shd rouagsl-
oaions arr noa a rslish ineFsiy. 10 the
sp&niaras, &C. iAes help usie,iall, 10
s~sis.n lis sifrissh. sn4 sJd i.sg ga
. hsi ihsif BOA soQh suFFnss. ata 90
ll.s EBoani a nl.lnshntut phicl IL
Ia SOD s.Jgl.e.
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INDICATED INHALATION.
A NEW METHOD.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has
~ frecuils been Hssde By bcCuKIts. lf ihe eufe
- AsiHms t'suHiinrainn, irnrhiti-, t,.afhs Coids
tnd aIi i.1ng fsni iainfs ~ Mraicafef Inhalation
~. tlhri-'S nA1LAAA, er iAHALING ny.
1IAN \ Afpk sn1 CHERRY sfntP b.. ACCOM-
rlisiard ths nssi auadrrisi egfes ~ asthma aui
tausnaipi'9H 'n ibs tiif 81 As~ Nofk aud vicinity
- iru tannuss pat, eFsf keown - man. 10 D.
~ durinF IN ifnrfrssisn ga bisas-r- ct the iuns.
ussst rctrs wiinrised By thr nisiirsl profession
80 fsFtifarHiss in Eahds uf ArrntsI
The lnhairf b. Nafu fiie hfrsst, under the linen
"i9i 90 itasi ipcrufsniFnsF tie heal u tie sds
hains -uufisu o. rtsFlrsic ts Guid .sulqis ing iis
ianrs oaHstahtiY vgtt healing snd szfrrair ssnaf
pAsing ut aii ne aif Feis aEd g. aagss oi tho 4a =,
that raaBri lssihis H. fcafhtd b. aay ,.hef nicd,
fI.r Hen d 4 80 4