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Thn valley nf EInwers.


e Merriam, who las been on an eIplora-
ton tour to Canada, gives description ofwhat
must be a lovely valley. in his correspondence
TO the Portsmouth, N. II. journal, A few
miles from the Indian village Of Rice Lake, O..
W., he says; r...
"Wereached the Land ofFlowers." Z" and al
though the middle Of September, and the sea.
son Of frost in low places, this land is covered
WITH flowers, and ,he air filed with brir fra.
GRANGE. My companiops, who reside in this
section Of The country, inform mt that tn sc
plains have a new set oi1owers for every month
between frost end FROST.
passed over this ne district ten years ago
last Jay. and then it was like a garden The
rose bushes are as plenty here as the whor,le-
berry bushes ave upon the hills Of View Hamp.
shire, and in the season Of the blossom OF th~
rose must appear like an enchanted land This
strip Of the land Of flowers varies in width llom
two to four miles, and in length from sixty to
seventy miles, ..sl .... ....7
crossed the plain which constitutes this
land of flowers about twenty miles further west
on the new railroad which extends from Coz
burg to Rice Lake. There found the summit
level of these plains nj the lowest elevation
they could find for the road, 657 feet above
the surface of Lake Ontario at a distance oI
about eleven miles from its shore and what
is sinpular found spring of water at the
very summit" #.a.+
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

AyOung man just married in humble Circum.
stances; wife's cousin comes In from the coun.
try to pay them vist--very glad TO see each
other, etc, etc. In the midst Of the rejoicing
an ominOuS thought crosses the mind OF the
husband. ~ r.a
= 'Well. Martha,I don't know how we're going
TO accommodate you; we've only got ono bed
you know 2 4. E
Martha. oh, that's nothing--I can sleep
with your wife, and you can get lodgings at a
hotel for three or four wosks very easily.
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Stoves! Stoves!!

The subscriber Is now opening and intends kepng con
santy on hand at his ware room Su Clair old stand
one door west of the Western Exchange Main street
CarroIon, full supply oiCoal ard Wood Cook Stove
OF alldescNplions; Paror and Egg Stoves Tin, coppe
and Iron Ware, Fire Fronts, Hollow Ware Of evers
cTption, Chain and Metal Pcmp. Ss, &c. All of
which can be bought at ioWrue. tor cash. Gail and
exaninetor yourselves. N. I. BEST
sm 'alT lSh,IS64.
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HARLEM sPRINGs,


sOhN hALbLhAI iAOfhlAIVk
"a Harlem, Catroll county, Ohio.
This establishment has been put in complete repair,
and new building erected for the comfort Of Patients
andvisitsrs Hacks and other Conveyance constantly
running to all the principal points
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l]otrnt AleOicines
DR. ). Ii. MARCHlSHs
CELEBRATED CA1H0LIG0N.
EgR iiE RELIEF AAD CURE OF SUFFERING FE-
MALES

II stands pre.eminant
for its curative powers in
oil lit Is recommended, usu
ally called.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
OF these are Prolapsus
Uteri, or Falling of the
Womb; Flour Albus or
Whites Chronic InAAma-
ton aud liberation OF the
Womb; Incidental Hem.
orrhage, or flooding /;
Painful. ssed, aud
irregular Menstruation,
&c with all their accom-.
paning evils, (C,ueer ex
cspted, no matter how
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JOHN II. CROXTON.

Attorney aud Counsellor AT Law, will give prom
attention 10 all business entrusted TO his cire in Car
CDunty or eswhere. OHics, in tho sn ILL., white Fl
building opposite the West door Of the Court Hous
AZ rhe Hon. X j. Atkinson, ha> transferred
nfnlshed business in hs care, to the bove, who
i've it immediate attention. sent 81
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A western Love Letter.

3 1900 eight hundred and 80 fore.
MY DEER HENRY--I embrace this ere osPor-
ctnnity to let you knOugh as how had a spell
Of aigaF; and l does hope theas fue lines may
find yew injoying the same Gods Blessin j.
Why don't yew Onely rite one sweate line to tell
sufferin Kathrun all all about her gweaie Hen
ry. Oh my sweate Henry-my turtle dove
my pidging-my deer. deer Henry--how
my poor sole is longin for TO heer yOr sweate
voyep l think | heer him sngin Yanky Du-
die as he Gums from his pillow now. Oh, my
Henry. do cum out and letS git married. Sc
no more at present, but'remsne yor lovin.
KATnRuN AN TILDEN.
To my sweate Henry. nd 2 a.sa
p. S.--Part sekkund
Jeem Blaslet has RACED nue. house, and
Sally does live SO snug, she ftes him sum
times when he's q little antony over, My
sweate Henry let US kepe house, and if ysW
,luv me won't whip yew indeed; nor l won
look at nobody else, so l wont. Daddy says al
how must git married. because | have run
long already. So no more atpreaent
r. S,--PartT Thurd.
my pen is bad, my inck is pale, -
my luv 2 yew shal never lOle,
for henry is my own tru luv,
my pidging, duck and tirtle duv.
70 no more at present. X, A. TnDEN.
P.S.--Noty Beeny.-Muthers ded, Land Tim
othy are got the fever
So no more at present from yer luvin
KArURN AN.
NOty Beeny al forgot 2 say as how thai
are koln on my big toe don't hurt as it used to
did. So wonce mour yer wife as is to bee
'cends kisses and seq fare wei. Yours, ii
de,h do US part. ..... ..s. X. A. 7.
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JOHN N. TRIPP,

Attorney aud COuRSsliOs at Las,
Office up stairs in the frame building opposite the West
door Uf the Court House, Cauolton, Ohio.
u The services Of JOHS A. BiNGHAM, Of CadiE, o.,
secured in all cases by the retention of the above
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&. EcKLKY.)
ECKLEY A. DAVIS,

AttOrnsys' CouHss'tors at Lac
Have entered into partnership and will practice at The
Profession iu CrrJ anl ths ljpining CO ihtes All
business entrusted TO them will receive prompt atten
H.ion. 0FFICE-Smal frame building one door Sout
Jt tta"S A ger House" Carr0lon, Ohio
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
A Modet DurI.

- E...r A Model Duel.
Taonu HoO1 describes an Intended duel which vas
prevented by en- amcable arrange meut upon the ground
Tas parties-Mr BRAY and M Clay-risas for she az
feesions Of Miss Lucy BeL hnd ii necessary 10 APPeal
tss r., srs. hey found friesd apiece, .---..
81 e. TAls pleisant thought to give
Tat WHEN they both vere dead. thsy'd have
TIE see0uds yetto I've.
Tomaasare out the grouad not long
The seconds next iOrbOre; M
And having taken one rash step.
They took a dozea more. re3 -.-tata
est Pa r-.~.ta 1850 .a.at bee
Taey next prepared each pistol pan, -H
- Against the deadly strife,
Byprdns IN TIE prime Of death i.- gar .a
Against the prime Of life.
50 Nov an vas ready for ,he foes;
Bus whsa they took their stand,
Fear made them usmbie 80, they found
= q They both we're shaking hands. '.gf s ,...
Said Nr, c. to Mr. b., ''-.a'a.at
"Hsrs one OF Us must fall
-. Aad Ike St. Paul's cathedral now
Be doomed to have ball, .t....
II do confess did attach '
Misconduct to your name
II withdraw the charge, viii then
r. Yosr ramT0d do the samei" 90
= o. t..4 ........ '...
Said Mr. B. II do agree;
But think ofhonor's courts;
If be or without q shot,
There will be strange reports. r.r
"But lOOkl the morning now Is bright,
- Though cloudy Il begun; ' .H
Why can't we aim above, as u
We had called out the sum-
r. Sup into the harmless air,
These bullets they did send;
AID mAy all their duels have
= That up shot in the end,
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lDatent aleoieiues,
r R. REMEDIES.

] ---------- = = ANAIa = = IIIsA y ! -"
kADwAr Acc. the Invehs0ts, Manufacturers and Pfo.
ptetors oithe justly celebrated r. r r. Remedies uere
she nsi 10 diseover Remedy possessing the Marvellous
a'd Aiaeu9Ps Poser Of stopping the most Exeraea.
lng Pains 10 an Instant allayihg the worst Cramps and
Spasms eiher internal external IN few ninute ara
soothiug The mos, severe Paroxysn,s Rheumaiisr
Neuralgia ahd ile Doloreux, as soon Is applied The
r. r, R. Remedies consists Of three Remedies each
possessing quick and wondc rul powers over certain
phints aDd diseases, and win instantv- -
Relieve The 1Hman System from Pain. .ts
Regulate Each Organ TO healthy Action.
Resolve Auay all Diseased Deposia.
Rsnoyate Tue body from all Corrupt Humors
Rebaild The Weak and Broken doWn COns,itutioas
Restore To Health, StrengIh and Vigor all uusouud
and worn out parts.
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sHWADAKIR BUOTIlEt

Dsatsrs in CIOthtHg, 6et, 50
Osr at their store, IN tho Free Press Budng. North
Lisbon street. CaTollton, 0hio, large assortment q
Ssl selected clothing comprising every article Of gentle.
nsn's ss which Is sold the lowest rates. Those IN
guest Of clothing Of lhe best make and latest se can
not DO better than call and eIaniiSe thtir sol8. =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

aETW hiskey drinking was never known to
conduct wealth into mans pocket, happiness
10 bis family, or refpectabiIity tohs character.
Therefore, whiskey is non-cGnduc,or. and II
i best to let i alone. ..,.,,,5 =, - g.
> 80 '. Viz fsaf at Rsef
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
JAMES G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 26 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
SOLD by

r. Eckstein, Jr. Cincinnati, DR.. c. A. Boegls, Car
rOlton, and By all dealers in medicine every where
sE"one agent wanted in every town in Carroll co.
June % l8EA Am
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

severe or no" long standing
The Catholcon far surpasses other remedies, being
more certain less expensive, and leaving the system in
better condition. Lot all interested call aud obtain a
ramphlct (fee) containing ample proof from the mos,
Respectable sources Of the beneficial results Of its use
together with letters from highly experienced Physicians
WHO have used in their practice aud speak from their
,u,n nl,. an va tiops
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
JOUN In nAnNuIII

AtorHsyG Counsellor at Lar d Solicitor IL hiacery
viii attend to all business entrusted to his in the
Counties Of Tuscarawas Carroll Harrison, CoshoctoS,
Holmes, Stark, or elsewhere Office in Utichsyile,
[iIly IL, SOL TuscaraWas county, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
JOHN TENNIS & 60.

Importers and JoJbnr Of
Foreign and Domestic Hardware
7tcO doors ADORE The at'G"et q He Ans'jco" Rotrl,
No. IS, superior Srsl CI,vcsrd Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

KITCHEN GARDEN--Collect onion-pps in.
tended for replonling in early spring. Manure
grounds Intended for spring gardening. plowing
tnl subsoiling deel ly, Use the manures. this
month, long and deeply buried. or. at least,
not merely placed beneath the surface, SO that
in the spring blowing, BY using the sane pow,
the manure will be thoroughly mixed Though
out the soil. instead Of merely occupying the
surface, or being then all turned under, as
would be the case with shallow fall manu-,
ring. ----------.-.
Keep the hand and horse cultivator busily at
work among the turnips and other root crops
Part the roots of all herbaceous plants for
increasing their number, about October lst,
selecting cloudy or wet weather; select cueam,
bers Tor picking. as tbe 6rst frost will finish
them. Weed out spinach, hoe and earth up
celery on dry days, and not even while wet
with dow aTIgA rtft9ihftl fsstF ilE5f10
Herbs should now have athrcygh dressing.
Look TO your sash frame and haveahem glazed
and generally repaired on time 70. letthe putty
harden before they-aHe wanted. hayea supply
Of shutters, straw mats, &c, de-, Cut down
parsley, &c Ftrting Farm, ''. ~.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

RJ hate policeman's life, Sally there
amt no glory nit. ] shall be otto the Rooshin
Wrp
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formfrs' QepartlneIlt.
sAY1NQ kERD 20 rAToEs.

An ssricalturtl friead who returned week
since TON France, Informs US that the farmers
there have discovered that by le aviaga Por-
tioa oftheit pola,oss. intended for seed, in the
ground during the winter. diggi ng them up,
and replanting il spring, Is remedy agaiasl
the ebnlnusnee of the variou diseases 10
which the potato has oil late ears bCtn subject.
Il will be reeolecieJ that this process was first
recomm ended in this country BY Mr.. Roberts.
fSee o. Cult. PIP. 100. is3, April Is. 1858
We have tried this experiment By leaving pO.
tatoes in the ground last year, mulching them
slightly during winter with brush. When we
dug them this spring, We found the potatoes
perfect aud very solid. and have planted them
alongside Of others, kept in the cellar during
winter. The growth Of the crop gives fair evil
denee Of Che superiority Of the seed left in the
ground, and from present appearance, our en-
pertinent, backed by the result claimed by
Roberts, and by the French farmers, is likely
TO sustain The RECOMMENDATION Of the Farmers
Club Of the American Institute for the trial Of
| this plan, and those Of The agricultural press
who attempted to laugh il down at the time Of
| It's publication, will be able TO review theirjOk
with some pro CT TO their readers.
The potaioe crop Of this year will doubtless
be Of excellent quality, but the quantity will
probably not be so great, and certainly not
greater than that Of last year, while the de-
manl WilI..be materially iasresied. Working
Farmer. s-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

respectable sources OF the benehclai results OF It's use
together with letters from highly experienced Physicians
WHO have used in their practice aud speak from their
own observations.
@8gB&&RG8Ss
P. B. Peckham, NJ D., Utica N. Y.
l., d. Fleming, N. d., Rochester N Y.
".. NJ. Il Mills NJ D., Rochester, N. Y.
d. Y. Foote, NJ. d., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof. Dunbar NJ. D., Baltimore, Nd,
]. .O,rick, NJ D., Baltimore, Md,
W W. Reese, n. D., New York City.
W. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord, N. II.
J.P.. Newland N. d Utica, N. Y.
Rev q. s. Beard, Glenn Springs, s. @.
PAMPHLETS 10 BE BAD At THE ST0REoF
Dr.. CHARLNs A. B@GEL agent, Druggist, Garrol lton
Ohio Also sold by
Brown Il Barnhouse New Hagcptown, and BY most
Druggists in the adjoining counties.
C5s~ Notice to the Unfortunate Female 81
l feel il duty incumbent upon myself TO declare
publicly thr great blessing Dr.. Marchss Uterine Cath.
ocon has proved to me. For two yearsmy health was
miserable; was almost unable to walk. Physicians
pronounced my case falling Of the womb extensive ul
ceraions commencing with Huor Gbus. Tie pain, irra.
ton prostration aud the intoerable ftd discharge
deied life almost burden In this miserable condition,
DR. f. P. Newland recommended DR.. Marchis's Uterine
Caholicon. After taking four bottles find myself in
perfect health Gratitude for my restoration makes me
denlly desire that all my sex, alike unfortunate may
fud sule relief from this inestimabe medicine.
.....r ELIz beth A NEWLAND,
No. 10 West st., Utica, n. Y.
The above statement know to be true. r
E. P. NEWLAND, N. D.
Utica, N. Y.
have no hesitation in saying Dr.. Marehss Uterine
Cathocon is invaluable in uterine diseases generally.
have usedit in Fluor Albus, Amenorrh9h, Proapsus
Ute and IN ca Of extensive liberation of tho vagina
and uteri IL Is worthy OF the notice tho Faculty
JOHN G. OHRICK, N. d.
Baltimore, Nd.
tTy- j. b MARGHISI & Co. PRoPRIEroRs
Central Depot 304 Broadway, N. Y.
Sent l. '54 6m,
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TTfT Fi 's2. R6 EEwsi 4ssJsG Rls}1 :
= s. fts' 81, sst'lssg 'go.ss Is.
sGM - sisi
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CHALEs sA.nGGEL,

a. his new store room, hunsreet opposite the Pstiou
House, Is In receipt % AruEIs stock Il Drugs, Oils
Paints, Dgs Stuiis, &e., which 0feIsd a. low
attention given 70 Compromising iOr eouRtry Physi-
eiaaa All orders promptly executed. a1 . =
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isssAh ] there you touches my feelins' No
second thOuglt' is best-guess won't go, =
The Rooshins is barbarians. sf .
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

Ey An old sOldier;'whcse nose had been
Topped Of by sabre cut, happened to give q
few pence to beggar, who exclaimed in re
turns-- sga .ss i
God preserve your eyesightp
why so = inquired the veteran,
Because, sir,' was the reply, ii your, eyes
should grow weak. you couldn't keep spectacles
be ore them ? ~ f.' e'- = 'aa' a'f - e
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

A fancy stock Of Wall Paper, Wiudow Blind, and
Fire Paints sold at right prieesand no mistake
~ "' CA. B0EGEL,
C0psl, Coach Body, Aastic and Japan varnshes, fol
sale By a" G. A. BOEGTi,.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
R. r. R.--No. 8.

r. r. R.-No. g.
Railways Regulators,
Regulates to healthy acaon oil the Organs
and Secretons of the Body, Restores to
Health and Strength @aH-
THE DISEASED AND WORN OUT PARTS. 's.r
Complaints that Railways Regulators entirely
cure.
Costiveness, liver Complaint,
Indigestion, Heart
Dyspepsia, klohey ..s
Dropsy, Bladder
Urethra
Difficulty Of passing Urine.
Dizziness, inflammation of the S: nah
Stupor, Bilhousncss'
MELANCHOLY MALIGNANT DIsoRDERs.
Small Pox, Measles,
Scarlet Fever, Yellow Fever
Bilious Pneumonia, Typhoid Feye
And Fever of All Kinds.
Ineuer,s Pleurisy, Common Cole
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
Irrecularitv Prohpsus Utcri,
H,sieria. Womb Dhicu!ties.
Whites, Amchonhe8'
Loss OF APPETITE;
Loss Of Energy, ..-
Loss Of Memory,
Loss of Strength.
r. r. REGULATOF '
ARE ENTIRELY VEGETAbAE'
Perfectly Tssteless, ~
Good at all times ..--.r.8
Never Scken, ....H.
Never Grpe,
DosEs--One to three Regulates. a'.
Four to siA Purkes e'..'
one Regulator at night, on going en- beds Iuf =
sound sleep, good nights rest, and healthy AID
pleasant discharge from the Bowels in the morning
Railways Regulators, Ready Relief Renova. I
ting Resolvent are sold by Druggists every.
where. 1.f N SECS.
n. B-Persons toublsd with Melancholy Depression
Of Spirits, and every body who feels themselves i'll used
by the world without any Just on their parts should
take few doses Of R. r. Regulators, More eunhappness
is caused within us from the want Of aheathy and reg
uar action Of our organs than from any external cause
We promise all Who take Railways Regulators aregua. &
action, Of the organs aud cheerful and happy disPO
tion. RADwAY Co.,
l62 Fultonstreet-
For sale BY DR.. c. A. BoEoEL, Druggist,
Caro- lltcp, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02
RORENT ID. KNIGHT.

Attorney and CoHn tsiEor at LGp,
Will attend TO all calls n his profession with prOmpness
He will collect claims and DO all other business en-
trusted to his care. Leesye. Ohio. dec 80, '53.
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EE We publish the following estnblishe
weights ofyarious articles Of produce and the
rates By which they should be bought and
sold; r ......-.
bushel Of wheat, sixty pounds.
or shelled corn, ffly-six pounds
OF corn on the cob, seventy pounds.
ofrye, ffty-six pounds;
OF oats, thirty.6ye pounds Dr.. ....
OF barley, forty eight pounds.
OF potatoes, sixty pounds,
OF beans, sixty pounds. f..a.
ofbran. twenty pounds.
OF clover seed, sixty-twO pounds.
oftimOthy seed, forty pounds.
| OF fax seed, 6lty-six pounds .
OF hemp seed, forty-one pounds.
0fhuckwheat, ffty-two pounds.
0fblue grass seed, fourteen pounds.
0fcastor beans, forty six pounds.
0fdried peaches, thirty.three pounds.
OF dried apples, twenty'four pounds.
! 0fonions, f(ty-seven pounds.
0fsalt, ffty pounds.
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what and leave me 2 s- sE
4 must my dear. Ihearp my copntry'g
voice calm me 7 8 k .Eia 3
z''what and you'd give up all the cold wit
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BUSINESS .G0lfa

pEuGGsr. oARRoLbToN

ee, DRUGGIST, eARRoLbJoN,. OHIO.
AT tks esslb,ishmeni, one door below tis ry good.
store Of IsAae Atkinson Co, the scasre, xill bs
toaai vefy general assorfucAl Of DTuge Family Nedt
eiaes, Paiais, Oas, De STUBS Sc. al-s2A1S--
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS. &C.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-11-02

... VAN BROWN,
ttOrHcy aud COaRscLiOr at Lar
0FFoE--Qver james Caperon's Store,
[frb3 52l Main Street. Car-ullton, Ohio.
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CHAs III. MILLER, 7,

OFFlCE--9Vef james Calbefons store,
LfrbS b2l Main Street, Car-olltOp, Ohio.
CHAS III. MILLER,
WIN
G ORGE p. SMITH Il CO.,
. LArF HAMPTON SMITH,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
FOeign and Dbu'tit . Goods,
n6 Gu No, 4 WCud S,lgea F.,5lu,g, "a
CARROLL STEAM MIL.
The Carroll team Mil ia IN good lep,il ud ready
To perform custom work in good style aud at sholt no
ice. Customers can generally get the wnk hoo,e the
'0Te day brought J. ATKINSON
August, u, 1854 -
DENsISTHY!!
DR.. N BARNES,
NeImiaitaad Sirg.oa Dsnt;1
es I'm. Office up sar4 n she South end of the
M SGdser House. CanoIltou, Ogo (puus
AALIIIl''wtIiy , "'u' cd b, b j j -teaHl- }
All "o,H done 5g hiHs s.g,a,te -g .sta. Joe .oe
.... Ao aa-'E
KENLDY a COs.#Wtt.
HoHSs, Sign aud Otnap,entaI
Pa mICTs
Shop South East Corner Publ, square,
[uSiyl Carollton, Ohio.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-06-02
The Bearl Question.

The New England Farmer thus summari'y
di,po.cs.ofan argument o0oa urged, and eva.
dcu,lv much relied upon, by the advocates OF
boards. l,says:
IL, is admitted. generally" that the bea'i
should &c trimmed ard Kept To proper compass.
But IL d. questioned whether nature wall Pcr-
nit itasa right. Just IN proportion a.
man trims his beard and cuts bis hair, JOS; So
doe. he ,.,la,e nature. Ifsha,ir- close slim
r!,,., il. growth thirty Tine, the ordinary
amount. then keeping d, half IN inch long,
when /, would grow foot, tocs n''mnch re-
ducs the amour, Of stimuli. wasted 20 ne con.
,inual growth.
~ farmer takes 10. saw and pruuinc-ha..o
AMI rccs ont into h.s orchard, and commences
trimming up a ,srubhy tree, arirutt.n- down
the numerous sucker, growing up from 'he
uo,s. Socn yuur fancy city m1n appears, o.,
yelling behind his bushy "mlnly aFpcnd'sc,
and csclaius. "rhy, man, alive. What aye
you about here '
".Tummin- ur this tree, so asto &C.; large
AMI fair fruit"
"Iarcc srI mir fruit" responds The
bearded man With a,tra.,hmcu,. "poHtyoa
know Won must have Increased force IN your
bs,rin, limbs. to ct larger lrul''
".Ycs, ina, MIA, I'm to.nc-caii'r- or
the suckers aal throwing the sap into the up
per branches who're d, D.. needed"
"'Dat saws the citizen, "Jc,'i YOU know
tina, these seekers viii grow thirty nHr' a'
hsi. and instead ofr-.'rc more SIP info The
upper branches. YOU Uil, rcluce o., besides
you arc v.o'atn. nature, which intends THAI
suckers should be here, else ,ley never would
grow. Strange. farmers arcso uuscicniiac.'
"The farmer stop. bis work, and after caz-
inc few maneu,s a, tie vhisscrcd man, Cy-
claims with 4 smile, "wby sir, you'd make a
good professor IN a Farmers College. !
know by experience, and does the simplest
boy on farm, tha, We ~ set more sap 10 ihc
upper branches, and larger fruit, hy ,h's opcr-
a,on-viola,irE % nature 90 ur'. And 90 Co
suckers growing uPth.r'y amcs more rapidly.
that is an folly, proved So by facts. Wv, .'
7 should lei thcSs suckers cr1w, woa,aa't %
take A good deal Of the negri,huca; OF 'ae
tree to keep them alive, provided they t.4at
grow mucb''
.,FrisDI " rrr'icl the citizen, "is1t %