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Husbandry Adapted to Man.

No one, who has carefully obser-
we'd the ingenious mechanism of
man and the multiform works OF the
husbandman, can fail to notice the
adaptation of each to the other
The cunning hand, the strong arm,
the broad shoulders, the robust
body, and the active mind, all re-
quire exercise, and each in proper
proportion.
Other pursuits call into action on
ly parts of the human frame The
right arm of the blacksmith, by uu-
due exercise, becomes strangely
disproportioned to his left. The
manual dexterity Of the manufac-
turer overbalances the powers of
his hand. The mental activity of
the professional man exceeds his
physical endurance ; so of most
other vacations.
The rule is, that other things be-
ing equal, that pursuit which most
effectually calls into use the great
est number of the faculties, (which
most regularly and evenly exercises
the limbs, muscles, and other or
gans-is the best adapted to man.
Where, i'll the whole range Of
mans employments, can an occupa-
ton be found so suited to this OBJ
ject as agriculture or where a more
perfect specimen of humanity, than
a healthy, intelligent farmer:
God knows the fitness of things
better than any Of his creatures
Hence, lac ordained agriculture -
He gave man his rural commission ;
he placed the first human pair in a
garden, aud he directed that happi-
ness and health should attend It's
pursuit.
To the pale, sickly, aud feeble,
of every class, we would say -
-" Would y'u be- sirooe, g. fsl,~ On The plough.
Would on be thong tiu .,ud, field. and nowos
Would you na wi b, take on yoorseifa vow
10 50 school IN \ ,iares sunny bowers.
ny from The cty.-noihing theie charni
Seek wi.aum sir neih aud viiac, On fam"
". f.. Farmer.
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the proper time cut thresh and clean
II up. Every dollar, saved in this
and various other ways by the farmer,
will give his cash account favorable
aspect al the end of the year.-In-
deed little pains will give the small
farmer all the seeds he requires, Of
every kind, so that he need not en-
pend n shilling in money for them.
Also, carefully preserve all other
seeds which will be needed for anoth-
or year's use.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-09-15

GRrHs IN APPLE TREEs. Some
writers tell MS that the ravages Of
these worms can be prevented by
putting lime or ashes around the
trunks OF the trees. This may do
lite good, if the grubs have not
entered the trees but after the
grubs have penetrated the trees, and
bored hole upward four or five
inches from the place of entry, to
say that they can be driven from
their hiding place ny putting lime
around the foot of the tree, is a
humbug. The only way to destroy
them is TO dig them out with a sharp
knife or other suitable instrument,
and kill them.-Coun. Gent.
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Three Passenger trains daily
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
Prom
NIAGARA FALLS TO DETROIT.

lp Carrying the lo'iril states Through Nail 10
The cheaprsi, saiust sui qpfrsr Il foaie Goa D.tit
Nrsii t.uHci"r 40 Michigan Iny Wnn ih. nov
ALBANY 4 sA'.Ld u NLiD 40 Tor Liiycft, &c.
a' ai'nicas' "iih al tho routes inf the sou aud
Wet.
M.os leave sa.penson bridge Ms follows; sun.
dns ENccuttd
1t EXPRESS lrtsoc Snspen-inn Ridge II A NJ
hsnnltpn iAal 80 dine i'aiau, 3s1 T. " aai No
1--WE az Doifpt "a z. ". supper aiso. lra,n iIero
7u5 A.
NAIL aHi ACCUMULATION lsayrs Su-pensi1n
liidgr i3l 2. NJ, ilamilun $3.50 T. NJ, l.uuion = 80
2. VI.
ani tArGhss laavo. su-pcn-iou Bud.e 10 T. NJ
Hamilton I2iu 7 ~ -npprf l.uu,nn3 - =. N. ani
a'fife "a p-ifuit l2i A. l'fe4tfst Hiso leave The.
lhl.ntn ~ 4 81
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How TO GET Tue REAL Flavor
OF CoFFEE,--in Knighton's Forest
Life in Ceylon," are the following
hints on the preparation of coffee,
derived from long experience
The subtle aroma which resides
in the essential oil of the coffee Der
ry, is gradually dissipaled after
roasting, aud of course still more
after being ground. In order 10 en-
JOY the full flavor in perfection, the
berry should pass at once from the
roasting pan to the mill, and thence
TO the coifee-pot, and again after
having been made, should be mixed
when almost at boiling heat, with
the hot milk. 1t must be very bad
coffee indeed, which if these pre-
cautions be taken will not afford an
agreeable and exhilarating drink.
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SAVING GRAss SEEDs.-Sullicieni
attention is not given to the saving
Of seeds. II is not difficult matter,
even, without the aid of machine
for the purpose, 10 gather all the
clover seeds that may be wanted on
a farm Of common SIZE. Ii may be
taken from The second crop, and
thrashed and cleaned up as are other
seeds. So with herds crass-leave
a square Of lew rods where the
heads are large, and where no weeds
se insernixed will, the grass, and at
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Asthma Cured.

brooklyn, \. Y. Dee. %, 1853.
For ubegt eight ycafs have been scvutel, afflicted
with the Asthma Tor the last two yeas have suffer
sond ell nay powers OF description; months at
time have not been able to SLEEP IN bed setttnu
what fcst could sitting Ia my chaif Nv difficulty of
breathing, aud CIV suherings so great At tres
that for houfs together my friends expected that csc
hqu, would be my last. nnfng tle lst sit years 1
have he'd The aid uud attendance OF some OF tie most
celebrated rhysieans, but have received pcfml %
good fortune 10 procure DR.. Cuniss H,reana OF In.
halnr Hygssn Vnpe and Cherry syrup. At the time
inst Obtained q, ! was suffering under one of my
violent atacks ADD IN sfelt distress nnsst
sufocuiug for want ct breath IN less than ten mtn-
iiom tie time applied the lnhaios TO ny SION
ach, and took teasrounu Of the Cnefy syiup, wss
relieved "a great measure from the diihculiy Of
reathing and had % comfortable night. I have since
continued "a with the greatest possible benefit, and
am uuw comparatively we'll Tod only knows the
amount af suffering this me iciae his relieved no
from. My advice 10 the suhorng re- rur ~.
MARGARET EASTDN.
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Take Particular notice.

There D. 400 ftt h1hii inna ged hy boys
90 soiiindr. often pruine nr ~ifh teen so mnntoad
and which, ut ltofmf in IHr ttHs, onls heesf,
serious nhsfRrcs $50 mlfimr ptai tap mos bot gives
RS" io seft0s 81 prof ie ious and d,Nafiafrg
Of rtiuns. Few nfthoso " u .tre vaN 90 tia, prrni-
cipus prarics HIf rNarr &C. abe consequences, uuil
hey hhd the nefsnns system battered, rei ,ifrr-e
lnd unHceouatahir feelings, anI sangu fears 90 iha
mind
The upiofunate thus Effected hcccme feeble. IL nn
able 90 labor Wnh accnsfnnied visof to apfs ifs
MAD TO study. his stop isfiy sni weak. he - doll
lffus0i1te and cnssgrs his fpou Win lees eaeig,
than uruti.
" be enaneip1te aimFeif hrlafe The practice hos
done iis worst. and enter mat,inony his mauisgc
uHfutfgi, and its tells hm that this caused
By his early riies. Thfsc ars roH0asfGficns uficl
shoaid aKaksH ne asaieH Of those sinia'i, siiuasc
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Consumption Cured.

New ufki Dec ~ 1888.
came 10 Now lork ni The slip Telegraph my ma b.
tive pl4c, s -. John, New Bfunsw ick when reach
ed ihi- city. my health poor had very bad
cough. iaised goud deal OF matter gtch frequent
D mixed with blood had paia in my len side, aud
was very weak and emauciuted. Ny friend. nad ply
sican pronounced my CASE Consumption and be yond
the rcarh ef mcdi.inc. I heard accidentally Of Dr.
Curtis's Hyseuua, Or lnhnhns llygcan Napnr and
Cherry syrup. and obtained package which vrriy
believe was the mTans Of saving my life. Soon Hit~i
wearing the luhalor. found "a relieved tho pressure
nv lrugs, aud after while the disease made its
appearance upon tho suifa~c undef the inhaler.
fons the Cherry syrup dfec ed, ans continued 10
d. so cough sfudutiiy growing better, until ;, en-
ttrely en me uad nuw considef myself cured. I
sil wear the Inhaler The OF rather pleas
an and believing Il stfeugthentgg aud purifying TO
The lunssi l hei unwilling OF rtraseni t. dispense
with g.. JOHN WOOD.
somh, BOYD PAui, No. l49 Chamhofs street ;
&. ". RtNG. conner Of iuhn street and Broadway, n.
Y. Piico 81 package
y. B.--Any reason inelosnr 50 To- BOYD PAUL
OF CT RIiS = ftHkiNS. Nov Nefk, viii receive
psct age contlilas bottle Of isasn Vapof, OF
Cherry lfup and lnhalcr. fu urat box hs eNpf~
free 60 any pans oi The United rtatrs funf ,,aeks-
tes, for go. Agent tor Muniprhtb FIXED. =.
SNtIu. a0siy
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These celebrated pms are wonderfully
iefiicnrinus IN the fnIloMing conn pInint..

Aguc Nniiify Nr4'-tthe srfofufa nf
Asthma Drutst Indigestion kus's E.il
B.iinrs co'f'. trispolus JHuutte Store s. t.r.,a.
flotrhNsou Fcmlir IT, livf tom Secondary 3 u.r.
tHa ~kin frsuiartir. patnts Ncu,traIHiI,, 4.
Hnvcl cor f. fuvcr- ntHu ftiss Mafus. aII sted
Coneiiplnphol hnas Retention Wraknls.. % 800
th' bowel. Govt at tuue whatever cfu.c
= SOLD t'i he cstahIl.6ucat OF Protector nol'o.
WY. 90, t.u0f &C Alu anI Nassnu Sur,fs, Sew
ore ln Nfdic n~. fhrnu. Boot tlc United ~fHtss .u
pus - s.ui37 acts ~ ccntsand $50 c.nsri
TO toe . So ha'esslr ri fhc nrIneipfl Ding I.u4cs if
the uuioa li.d BY FRED. e. >Mtrn, Montpelier, W.
or fh'rs i.4 e,uaI ianie s4sius in .aking The
laf-tt siars.
%. Di.ecuous for tte guidance of Patcuf. IN
~scil I.ufiei tfe nj sd 90 rsch box -f r.,,u ~
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GRrrH CoRN PUDDiEG.-This is
one of the numerous rural luxuries
which the farmer has always the
power to obtain at small expense.
The following is the recipe for max
Ing It go
Take Of green corn, full in the
milk, twelve ears, and CRATE it. To
this add Que quart of sweet milk,
one-iourth of fresh butter, four eggs,
well bealen,popper and salt as much
rs NAV be deemed necessary stir
the ingredients well together, and
bake in Il buticred dish. Some add
10 the other ingredients a quarter of
a pound of fine sugar, and eat with
sauce. II is an excellent dish, cold
or warm, with sauce but epicurcs
of the most exquisite iastep de-
clare for II, we believe, and with the
first service.
As green corn, particularly Prof.
Mapes new kind of sweet corn. may
be KEEP, the year round, this excel
lent dish may be as common on the
table OF the farmer as meat or bread
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nlc0ifiurs.
INDICATED INHALATION.
NEW METHOD.

A MOST MONDERFUIDtsCONE has recent
~ " heon made by DR. CURTIS Tor oufng Asthmn,
Consumption, Bronchitis Coughs Coles aud nIi Lung
Complaints, by Modesto lnhn iatiun. Dr. CUkIlS's
HNGEANA, or tNHAItNG HhGhAN NhPUh AND
CHERRY SYRUP, has accom- lis= ed u mot won
dcftu cures OF Asthma aud Consumption, In the ci-
~ OF New York pEd vicinity Tor lev months mast
evet know 60 1t IL producing al inptc..ion on
Diseases of the lung, heiore witnessed by The
medical profession. see certificate IN the hands OF
Agents.
The Inhaler j. wrfn on the htsast under the Imam
without tho least inconvenience, the heat Of The nod,
haing sufficient to evarufate the fud,-suppl,rg he
lungs constant, with healing aud agreeable ,spor.
passing into all The air cells and passages OF the Ia NJ.
at cannot possibly be reached by any other mrdienr
a.. II
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KEMEMnEIl.


lie Who places himself under Dr.. kiNkELiN'S
Treatment may Tohgou.ly cnnhdo 30 HE honor b. co.
leman, aad rely uou tho assufaco, that ihr secrets
Of lif. ~ patients n 90 never he disrlnsca
fonng man-iet no hise modesW dsiet you from
making you case known 10 one who, iron education
aud responsibility, can certainly hcffisnd you,
Too many ihnk they viii eancralihe secret in ihcif
own henris. and cure themselves Alas hes uftrr u
mss ntui doipsion, and h"w muny promising htuns
man. Nho nigh; have been osulnrnt 20 society, has
faded IRON tbs earth
Sirctuics Of the ufcihra afr apid4 we'd b The
srqicaion Of new thtfnpeutco agent. used only ~
Dr. X. Heakafss and Constitutional dftiffy yfeaF'ig
& ard and ftff ffuar ffsforf4
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AFFLICTED READ.

Aeenss Tor Mnatpers,-sNfTu 4 FIERCE. y
JAs. sPALnlAG, g.. 81 LEk. a5.lg
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Requires the iuinipeut Of susesai conditions. Ia
der thai II maY be really The catss OF mutual happiness.
ioud tho veil which cutcrs the ougin of domestic
wfetrhs dne-s BE- faiset and jas 10 rscfy
sisnce disciosod-in hos mauy could ~ be traced TO
physical dFqUalihcailun- Arry then willie n is yft
time, 10 order 70 hsvo unstfung and RELAXED o.
ganIzaIlon Lehl- I'D L.vIrLnnl and .llcn.lhe ara.
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INDIviDu,L ACTIoN Government
resembles the wall which surrounds
our lands needful protection,
but rearing no harvests, ripening 10
fruits. Ii is the individual who
must choose whether the enclosure
shall be a paradise or waste. How
little positive good can government
confer 1t does not till our fields,
build our houses, weave the tics
which bind ms 10 our families, give
disinlcresiedness TO the heart, or en-
crgy to the intellect aud will. All
our great interests are left to our
selves and governments when they
have intorlered with them, have OBJ
strucled much more than advanced
them. Fol example, they have
taken religion into their keeping
only to dIS6gure It, So education
III their hands has become a propa-
gator Of servile mlxims, and an up
holder of aulilua,ed errors. In like
manner they have paralyzed trade
by their nursing care, and multiplied
poverty by their expedienls for its
relief Government has almost al
ways been a barrier against which
intellect has had to struggle and
society has made its chief progress
by the minds of private individuals,
who have outsIrippcd their rulers
and gradually slammed them into
truth and wisdom Claiming
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pURIFIcATloN OF THE BLOOD,
\ CASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY, Of
10 EARs STAINING, CURED By USING
HOLLOWAN's PiiLS.


To P.oiessor Holloway, 81 Corner OF Am and Nassu
Streets, New York.
STILL - with the most heartfelt pleasure have
iunfn on ihai hove been restored To Lealth aud
.tfcngth h flkns your Fl.. For the hast ten yeats
suffered from de uuznieni of the Liver and Stom-
sch, lud ws ieductd To- such an currently tibet gava
up my ship, never eNrecu 90 40 sea an more, a.
had trtrt every Remedy that WIS tccomincnde 10
uc, bot a in 0O purpose aud bad given uy-clf 90 lo
dcsHnte, whrn wHs al ifst recommended Geo ttke
your ril. Ancf using tner f,r thfeo months the re-
suit Is hai am nov in bother health thnn haze Boon
lot eleven trus yasi. aud mieed IS well as aver
We 'u mf if-, "u are quite At liberty 20 tkt this
known for the iof the hcnrnt OF othets.
ftmlin, SIR, A"ufs respectfully.
fSirnrdl JOHN JOHNSON.
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Demonstrates persons now un
dersiand the process---we merely re-
mind them that the Time has come to
do il.
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BOOK BINDERY.

siroh. NY s'''' 20
tu'ip'n"fs sondini their ordefs Tor Probate. Town
ui eihrf h"eeidt, Journals, buok~t. OF locks tuI.d
'nH esuna 70 any pattern whatever aay rel, upon re
coi,iHg psfi.tt r.u-firiion. ~ NfN" 20
a.. D. paws, ~hose accuracy and wotk,nanship il,
me W amen o. nnsiness has haaa iavuraa, kua,,o
setefsl years pat, viii give this nepn,,n, ~
PA,"oe,@i a'n nii9n- . N. WALTON
In Nc s,oIe 80 loas eceuPied b 4. Y. WalianSE.
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PAPERS.

Letter, Commercial Note fst ius ness Letters. a.,
co. aaf )pg ean purchase il 90 Boston tuod aud un
ruled. 'N 80
pemi, Medium, toioPo.i, Post Office, Boot Cover.
Blofuug, sc. sc.
800 " aad a s''i~ R,rrlNG, all .i.e.,
BLANK BOOKS 4 MEMOIR ANpIlMe a, an .i,,i.
constant, Ga hand and made A.. ,,l,',, " ~ N'''''
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DISSOLUTION

SDHE CoPARfNkRsHlP heioiolofo eais,iny undo,
tho hfm II KEITH A. BARKER - this day hs
mutual consent aissrised-
,,,.. FRANCIS G. kElrn.
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lflr0ifinrs.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND {!

70 ne CfisoFs Of IRE United Striss,--
most humby and sincerely thank you Tor tho
immense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
rhls. take this OPP tiunits Of stating h't my An
cesors were oil American Citizens, and that entoi.
for an that con'otns America and the Americans
he mos, hrely ympsihies much that original
u compounded the Pills rapfessl, so suit yout climate
habits constitutions, and manner Of li'ng, intending
to establish myself aiming YOU, which have done
by taking premises to New fafk.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
81, C,ras Of Inn and .Nassap street, Nsw Tork.
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INVA:.sDS.

rfiLAnEi.rHlA NEpiC MUSE -Estntl..h
eh - 'rnis ugn hf ~. klNkEItS, rofncr Of Thiff
"ud Union 80 lriwceo spfuca a0d liae, Phiiaccl
llia. "a.
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JOHN s. BARKER.

MILL CONTINUE business a. the old stand of
w kiElu q BARKER, where he Willie happ, 10
~ .ii 81 ne friends aad eusteHsfsond will gulTsn-
ies ihat Gophs shul be sold cheap.
July "a, 1854
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AND
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STEAM ENGINE FOR
SAL

4 M eItAh Engine, nay horse paser. with
~ twe balers, 2fe loag aud on, iat he' III as,ss
ter Al-o lot Of shaiiiug ~ih baxe. nnd coap;,ns,
rhieh has been used 10 eouuco.ion. Win M Ssid
kagine IN good NO kng order. Al.a ON. INN, har.s
Engine aud Boiler, all Ia good walki az order
y. q. FAIRBANKS,
Ageui Cat Mech sho, 90
-. JebnsbuD, VI. Aug a. 1854. s7.sm
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To Detroit s. lnCaicasp, Sli ToG alena 50 81
Ld'yetH' i3l IL - ie, a. 81. i~.ui., ~ 90
fts-encers ia' DE- wcs. H., thi. Line, ltrtaiu chi.
snEn ere h'~rs 81 afUeHer Of srp afir Route And o.
Foid the apu"geHoo ihfer chansrs of Ca. and Rag
gage.
Check yout bassnge tG suspens Bridge Quick.
est i"uie &" h't'oH AID Ihiessu. niagtre ,h.r led
through 20 iHtfur aud ChicagHi Passct GEES Tor sus
aehsi"h bridge "i Niagara fa, changu cuts a. Roch.
e-iof onh uae change OF Car between Niagara F,il.
an Chlsaeni
Passengers have ample time 10 view Niasara Pals
Hni the ue~ hnmmutb Susrrnsiau Hnaert thg
greatest works ct Nature and Art!
Though Tick O. can he oatltrcd az 90 of tha Prn
clpal kathoad aud Steamboat Office. tu the United
states sd the Caoadas, and al the Agency OF tho
Great Neaiern Railway, No. Iowa Han, 3 Doors
ct OF Post unira 80 hasioh, W., either wa Laio
tu'ufio Ltbe thampll fc'trnrci and New Yofk
Central, or Ifoy and New York Central, g. connect
with tha GhEAI WIS TERN RAILWAY
JOHN CHURCH Agent.
Geaeial Agency Great Wo.tcu RAILWAY, No. n
tHchtnse slfeet, buffalo, Msnsion House Hiusk, twu
doors nom Washingtun Stroft
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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

GEN. Cas- NOT LAID UP.-The Detroit Times
announces that the friends of Gener.i Cass will
bring him forward before the Baltimore Conven-
ton of 1856, for the Presidency. He is to stand
has already interpreted to embrace Popular
Sovereignty plank. 1t is expressly stated that
the friends of General Cass will not surrender
their claims to Judge Douglas.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

A COOP REAsoN.-Mother, this book tell.
about the "angry waves of the ocean, Now
what makes the ocean get angry? Because X
has been crossed so often, my son.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-26

Now DoN'r.-An editor who never thinks
twice before he speaks, says that the first dress
worn by our primitive ancestors in the Garden of
Eden, was bare (be lr) skins.