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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16

TOTAL exports. Us sees52 1921 1903 Il 2s7 ose 6seo2 Al,
II appears By this that the value of exports ex.
ceeded the value of imports for the quarter $G,5Oi,
75l This result at a season when our exports are
usually limited is very extraordinary.
The following is the plan adopted by the New
York country banks for their clearing house in this
city -
ARTIcrEs ASSOCIATION.
Tie several incorporated banks banking associations
and private bankers Of the State of New York who shall
execute this instrument in the hereinafter
toned hereby associate together for the purpose of
tabisbing in the city Of New York agency for
the redemption Of their circulating notes aud also the
circulating notes OF other Incorporated banks banking
associations and individual bankers to the pro-
visions Of the sth section Of the act of the Legislature of
the state oil New York, entitled IAN act relating to the
redemption Of bank notes, passed May I, 1870 under
he following rules and regulations
1. The association shall be known " The New York
Country Psnk Exchange
q Tie agency shall receive an the circulating notes Of
country banks In good credit which shall be II by
an associate at the legal discount of quarter of
one per cent The circulating Of each member of
the association which shall be forwarded to the agency
OF otherwise redeemed by IT, shall be duly assorted aud
returned the bank issuing the same at discount Of
fifth of one per cent Exchange shall be made and
from debtor banks shall be paid by them through the
bank In the city OF New York with which they shall res
pectyey keep their account the draft or requstion
Of the manager Of the agency and the balances due 70
the creditor banks shall In like manner be paid by the
manager to their credit respectively, In such bank IN
said city % they shall designate.
y The Association shall be in no way responsible tor
the exchange for the balances resulting thererom
except So TAR as such balances shall have actually been
paid into The hands Of the manager and in such the
responsibility q the Association shall be limited TO the
distribution by the manager TO the creditor banks Of the
sums received by him. and should any loss occur while
said balances are in the hands Of the manager II ha be
charge only upon The specific fund hereafter provided
t. he placed IN the charge Of the manager.
4. Each member OF the Association shall appont the
manager thereof its legal for the redemption OF ts
circulating notes as required BY law.
g. For the purpose Of rcdecning such circulating notes
shall be offered the agency otherwise than through
the associated banks each bank, o. ntiyiiuaI banker
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FURNITURE,

COTTAGE AND FANCY FURNITURE wARERoovs
~ At 5i4 Broadway, opposite the ST. Nicholas Hotel M
TIFWS STACEY offer for sale the most exfensve assnr,
of cottage ensmeed aud French furniture ~ the
United rehced prices every variety OF maresssa
pslasse. rsows holsters 10, q manufacturers prieca
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
INTELLIGENCE OFEICEs.

CQ7 BROADWAY CORNER or READE STREET AT
os Mo,rs Cohner Co &, can be obtained respectable
German English Scotch and Irish help hotels AMI pr
vale families, also walters coachnen gardeners farmers
Terms moderate. - =
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DOARDING.-FAMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN
ID can be accommodated with board aud pleasant rooms o.
nd 65I Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16
THE MILITARY.


NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER II, Is55-AT A SPECIAL
meeting OF the Highland Guards Captain Manson in the
chair held at their armory, Military Hail. this enng The
following resolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved That return sncare thanks the officers
ana members OF The Albany Scotch Light Infantry the
eentehany and hospabc manner IN which our
company on arriving ut Albany also
Resolved That the thanks OF this company especially due
70 them Tor their much esteemed prizes bestowed
MEMO OF our visit also
Resolved That this company will ever feel grateful re-
memhrance OF the kind attention shown hcm during their so
j0urn In Albany also, = " -
Resolved That the thanks OF this company be presented TO
the Utica Citizens Corps Capt McQuadc for their kind es
oor TO our quarters, arrival Saratoga Also
Resolved That the thanks OF this company presented 10 the
worm Guards Capt Bryan. and the Emmett Guards en
hNeI Tor iher handsome reception Alba.
ny also
heolyed That he thanks this company be presented 10
ENGINE Company No H. Ghomas Fayles Foreman) for their
KIND attention ana torchight escort also,
he Owed, That The thanks of this company presented
colonel frsbee and staff OF the 18th Regiment their kind
entertainment 10 our officers also
hcsolvod, That the hanks OF this company be presented
Company c. Albany Con'inenas, Capt Robbnsl, for their
END escort 10 the boat departure for New York
Mr. Robertson and his Band for their unrng efforts please
and appropriateness ohe music selected during cxcur
also,
Resolved That the thanks this company be presented 10
our guests aud to The friends Of The various companies nv
whom received for their Kind and courteous aen
lion, not forgetting Mr.. Cook and his band also
Resolved That the foregoing resolutions be prn ed In The
CAPrAIS MANSON. Chairman
LIEUT. RYDER,
LIEUT.. SANDERsoN.
VIZ. BsEER, Secretary.
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NowADAY GUARD. ATTENTION. -THE MEMBERS
~ and friends o. the above company who intend parcipa
In second parade are requested meet a. $50
Broadway, at O'Clock. By order
GEo. Is. WInAss, Secretary THOMAS q. FINN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03
TIihntcCf Eeennct

At a meeting of the Nestry of st. Johns
Church, Heber Parish, Bedford county, Va.
held ON the eth day of January So. the follow
adopted;
God, in his AIl-Wise Providence, 10 remove from
our midst esteemed and beloved friend and
brother JOSEPH WILSON, late member Of
our body and, Register Of thi. Parish: And where
as, we deeply mourn the loss sustained in the
death Of one who, through Il life of usefulness
and uniform consistency had cndeared himself
To the whole community Therefore,
Resolved, That IN this sad bereavement. we
cherish for our benefit and comfort, the many
high and enobling qualities that adorned the
character of our deceased freud-the courteous.
atfectiouate, and gentlcmunly department that
characterised all his public and private inter
eeurSe-the diligence and fidelity with which he
discharged his duties, both a. a public servant
and private citizen-that benpvolence of heart
and purity otlte which made his example of 50
much value 10 others. and enabled him to meet
death with II truly Christian resignation.
Resolved, That we tender to his surviving
family and friends, our sincere confidence aud
heartfelt sympathy, and invoke for them that re-
ligiom which impaired comfort. and sustained
him in the hour of death.
Resolved, That copy OF the foregoing pream.
Die and resolutions be furnished to the family
and friends of the deceased, that they be entered
upon the Minutes of this Ne,try. and be publish
ed in the Southern Churchman, Bedford Sentinel
and Lynehburg Nirginian.
WIN. V. JORDAN.
Register. UrO TEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03

In the neghborhood Of Frederick burg il Is
said. there is hourishing order Of Democratic
Know Nofhincs-onr Of whose regulations Is u
pledge that they will vote for 10 democrat for
office, if il can be shown that within twenty-onc
years preceding he has been a whig. This knocb
the dirt from under the Stanton ticket, aud all
enizes most Of the prominent (oiiiee holding de
mocrufs Of the State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03
Arrivals at the Washington House
Or 10 3 o'ciock yesterdayl
w. W I.EFTwlCH,

W. W. LEfrwicH, Proprietor.
c Rogers. Va; NJ b Tate. Wythc. { Curry.
Richmond; " Gwgus, buchanan; j { Ripley.
do; II James, y. Y: j Murrel, + " SCOTT.
VIM W Hart, Campbell, u Scraggs J Il q X
Canal; Wallace Monroe; Hill, Craig;
+ Jordan, Allegheny; VIM c Gordan. Wy,hc
vile; d Price, do; c w Gill, Bedford; { Il wi.
burn, n, Y; IL W Quarles, Amherst {. H.; }
Irvine, Bedford; DIR Harding, Lady aud Son.
Roanoke; John NJ Jones, W sutton, Bedford,
William Frazer, Campbell; james W Davis
Calands; j Jennings, Hin Grove; Il l. Turpiu
Bedford; A Il Waller, ~ I K X; } l. Dews
Campbell; : o Bell, Miss Mary Bell, Otter Bldg
Lynehburg Hose Company, 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03

seriously.we do not pretend to know tPartiy he
cause We do not regard northern newspapers
reliable on tbat subjret,) what have been tn"
opinions of these men. OF hos they may be mod
flied by their connection with Know othingism.
and We are content to prove the pudding by tn"
eating
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03

FIRE ~ PErERsBURG.--S. W. Morgan's Eat
ing Saloon, in Petersburg, was set on fire by an
ncenliary, on Monday night last, and damaged
10 the amount Of about : ,o0O.
NUWlNIA WHEAT CROp.-Thc Richmond En-
quirer says gentleman who has recently passed
through several oftho adjacent counties. and the
Valley informs the Alexandria Gazette thai the
wheat is everywhere looking uncommoulv well;
and thata covering of snow is now only wanted
10 make it all the farmers desire, Tor ,he present.
ut least We hope the prospect may hold oat,
and that the crop may be as abundant as it now
promises To be.
Mrs. CHARLES uowARp.-This popular actress
i, now playing in Richmond
Paul julien is at this time deghtinc Rich
mond audiences with his performances. Wesng.
gcst 10 him visit to Iynchburg-nt the nrico
he is charging in Richmond, 81 cents, we will in
sure INN crowded house.
LrerrrE.-John X. Thompson, Esq, was to
lecture in Petersburg last night.
SPECIAL TERM-Thc special term Of the Cir
cult Court of Augusta, Judge Parker presiding
has been in session for several DAYS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03

THE REPUBLICAN, proposes something in the
shape of wager to us-touching the slavery no.
tons of certain Know Nothing members elect to
Congress from the north-the winnings to 60 to
the Relief Society of this city. Now.in as much
as the question could not be satisfactorily deter
mined until we see what course those members
may pursue in Congress-whether they move TOR
the restorati IN of the Missouri Compromise, and
how they vote, think our neighbors may do
the poor a better service by at once handing over
to the Relief Society all the surplus Elves they
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03

IL '3raw Heb fe''r,hur-. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03

Mrs. CHARLES HowARp.-This popular actress
i, now playing in Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-03
Eis NEzfsS AZ BRO'sa HER
WH0HG5ALE AND RETAIL
tr9gcrS and Commission Merchants.

tNrNr doom O., LIBFRTY NAKrHousE)
MAIN STREET,
"a y rs FENsEEfeH gss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-23
Trum the Mains Farmer
Time 10 cut Seions

Orcharli,t. in tai. vicinity generally r.
frain from cut,in, scion, until about the
middl, Of March. The reasons ilr this arr
Obvious.
s..oas KIP A.,t go ,.,,rr'. lfsuii.rri
u remain thrrc until near the time Of ,c,-
ting. YOU will have lc,, time % preserve
them artiGcnlly. They should b. cut be-
io~ ,hc bud, bcsiu t, swell, and a- they do
not generally swell in ,hi, latitude until the
midlI, or April or iir.t Of May, the month
ofMar,h ia very good time in which to cut
them.
Many begin TO .,t scions in this section
during the last days Of March From aP-
prarancc, now We think the season will do
for it soon. Scion, ,ct thus early with us,
should Dc well ,ccurrl, in order to enable
them to withstand the high winds which
We frequently have in Spring.
In cutting ,gions soc that they have not
been wintcr-kill-,l. Some branches that
continued to grow late in the Fall, do not
mature their wood, and are therefore juicy
and tender. The winter frcczcs the zap or
juices, aud destroy. their vitality. Iii la
hOr Lost to set such scions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-23
From the Maine ramer
Cutting and saving Scions.

Mr.. EpIroR.- do not profess To know
ANYTHING new in relation 10 saving scions,
hut in this cold climate ] like TO cut them
the last or October or fret of November,
Cor the reason that we do not know what
effect the winter and spring may have ON
them.
one YEAR ago last October and November,
cut a quantity Of scions, tied them IN bun
dlc-, labelled them, packed them closely in
a hox. laid board and email weight on
them. and then covered the box with anoth-
cr board and let them sct on the cellar bot
tom. On setting them, found they ap-
p,arcd like sci,ns newly cut early in April.
| think il was slme time in May when |
commenced ON them, and ] soon thought
they were becoming to- moist, and st the
box up from the ground. Another lot had
buried in the ground, and | took them out
soon after the snow was od. The buds look
ell to me US If they had started, but they
kept equally as wei as the Others, for 81
some OF both lots in July, and they appear.
oil about as well as ever, and nearly all
lived. They were grcen and fresh at both
ends, and where they were cut on at the butts
had commenced healing over. had many
scions cut in the spring, by myself and 9th
ers, which did poorly, and those not st
early wer, thrown away as unit for use.
JAMES ADAMS.
Er,t, NILS, F,b, o5, 1858.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-23
PARIS, ME-, FRIDAY, MARCH %, 1856.

med. Atnisht leave FIRE enough under
the kettle To boil the sap nearly or quite to
syrup by the next morning then take IL
out of the kettle and strain It through Ian
mel cloth into a tub, if IL Is sweet enough I;
ifuot, put it into a caldron kettle, which
| have hung on a pole in such manner that
can swing It on and of the Ere at pleasure
and finish boiling, then strain into the tub,
and let it stand in the tub till the next morn
ing. then take this aud the syrup in the
kettle. and put II altogether in the ealdron,
and sugar il or To clarity loo lhs OF So.
gar. use the white, offiye or six eggs, we'll
beaten. about one quart of new milk, and a
spoonful Of salcratus, all we'll mixed with
syrup before it's very hot. | kccpa mod
crate fir directly under the cri,lron until the
scum is all raised, then skim IL oir clean, TAX
ing care not to let il boil - as TO risc in the
lettlc before I have do-s -.iminr Il when
il Is sugarvi "a, leaving It - damp that It
will drain a little let " remain IN 'h'
kettle until il Is well granulatcd | thcn put
il into boxes made smallest at the bottom
that will hull from dty to seventy pounds
having a thin piccr Of hoard fitted in two OF
thr,r inches aho,r the bottom, which j. bor-
ci full or small hole. To lct the molassc'
drain through, which keep drawn Of by a
tap through the bottom. put on the top
of the sugar in the hor, two or three thick
nc--cs of clan, damp cloth, AMI over that a
board well fttcd in, 80 as to exclude the air
from the sugar Ancr It has acarly done
draining. dissolve it, ani .uga- j, oTagain
going ,lrough the same process in clarifying
and draining as before"
tGcnc,c' Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-23

Cu.NI>. ruuD roE llues. \ farmer, j.
n. g.. u thr Rural New Yorker, ,lys that
.raIIrI corn meal for hog. B, better than
either raw ur cooked f,1i nv plan =
gi,-lh,g your barrel and kettle couyc-
ufru,Iy arranged, pour in a. much meal a-
ylu wish o. t,y.I at once, then pour uu boil
iin. water enough 90 wet the meal through.
Do 10 stand few minute; then pour on
r.rI water enough to cool it properly. The
-aIIiu-. a., i, readily admitted, forms an
affinity between th, water AMI ,hr meal, 50
that hen f,,l thr meal will not 'attle 20 the
bottom. Tbl, plan | have adopted this fall,
and dud my ho,, do much better than on
raw urcy,u cuvkrl food
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-23

F.>xr FrRy DACumREorrrrp She Is
full forty. i. Fanny Sports curls like
Girl Of seventeen. They are aubum--poet'
ically -. Has a keen, flashing eye. N'-'
between Grccian and Roman, rather thin and
rather good looking. Checks with good
deal, quite too much-colorins. Cameo oi
rough. Bad taste. but no business OF ours
lips well turned, and indicatIveof trrnne''
rather than of-suglr. Chin handsomely
chi.eled. Whole countenance betokenS
woman Of spirit, and high nature generally.
Form ane. Chest model. NotsurpAss'd.
Carriage graceful and stately. Rather tall
and cmphatically genteel. Pretty foot.
Ancle 10 match. Hand small. Likes 10
.bowit. Dresses in the cut-and-dash school
Fond of ribbons, laces, millinery, &c, san-
orally. Talks rapidly. Tswitty and brill
liant-cutting and lashful. Prolda' Lae'-
fer. Fond of fun. Hates most ofhes rela-
tion. Treat. her father and Nat, almost
brutofully. Has three as pretty girls as
ever wore curls. I. proud Of them, and
mstly. /, heartl~s. l. a dirt. Lives in
a,,---. Is worth s2O,noo CT il by 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-23

The rlIrvir. art..l, from the Maine Far
mgr. j.. very oTI-r,uns, auI aII farmer,
should take -ooI care o. u'-sr,, i', .u-z---
r.n. We would ada. if there 3, any
swelling of thr uIIgr OF cow, before aI,iu-
DO not give ttcm Indian meal Girr uat
meal .r wheat bran. lf I"ut,-- DO not
I,u,su oav, enough, give them d,-, cot
Fr-.u >lI,,. with a Itt.. Gir-,r pn-a,-
f-.m one half o. a pound of ths .alt. and
from two @, four uunc.- OF Ginger >ui-
rrur may o. us.I afcro4rj, ogal,ilually,
o. sryr thsm loose.
T,,t Guuu C,EE ur Tur Cows. W E.,-
.---If tls farmer, 0f Maine wish 90 o.
give ans I.ustt fr.m their COWS ,hs coming
sa.lu. now i, che time o. attend tp thrm.
lt g., u.t enough that Ne -t uur cow,
through Oh, winter, with 'arrIy lilr sUoush
iu them o. 80 zap vithuut a--.-tauc', ou the
contrary they should have the '--; uf a''ru-
,.In. auI a rlruty Of c.nl fnl and water.
" thg tmsslFav. nigh fgr them 90 ca'y,
twill d" urcy--ary 60 give them ,umc lax
atiye food such a. I.u,atos, or carrots, a, il
i. of th, utmo., Importance that they Re- in
thriving condition, az that I.ripI 4 time
Should thi, D. ATTENDED, o., Ne should not
hear -, much about COW, not "doiuc v,ll''
ina the spring pg the year. The cpW should
d. taken from the ,ic-up az least one week
I.farr the time Of ctlvius. aud put into a
r.n or .talI by herself. with ryom enough 20
turn round at her pleasure, aud shouldhayc
"a plenty Of litter, and have ia addition 20
her commou fare, one PEEK of potato, OF
carrots Ter doy, until ,he calves. After
calyius, the first thin. done should b. TO
blanket her If the weather he cold, then
give Der four quarts Of cat meal, OF two
quarts of corn-mgll, and the same amount
Of whsat-bran mixed in enough warm water
suitable Cor hsr to drink. II she refuses 10
drink il. milk into the pail slme Of her frst
milk, and y0a will have no trouble in ct
ting her - drink it. This you can follow
as long as you please, the longer the better,
but cars should b taken no, TO give 700
much Indian meal as j, tends 10 increase IN.
fau nation p. G.. EAroN.
North PrJsPec,, Feb 90, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-23
The Norway Advertiser.

Thi. Rum Organ has ~c,u ht % as,'il u'
i'm Ia, columns. without any r'a~1u what
ever. in 10. usual low ami contemplate
stylc. We have bat very few words % say
I'M relation o. this mynda,ious sheet, whU-c
rgaI .iit1r dlrr not put hi. name at The
head of hts department, and thus l''cumc
personally responsible for what be- writes.
We v,.h o. know n Rt,. \. shaw
/, th. writer under thr eiiiorid DEPART
mont 10 -sms o. hy n, understood -.1rr-
ar, Eut We ha,, bygu slow 90 believe hr
l.J DESCENDED 30 Tow, and We know thi,
#. tss general feeling amur- ihu-, who arr
i.. r..t friends. as t1 D.. guilty vf writing
.r.I articles "a. arr attribUJri tu him. llr
VA. once a man iu si,u-s lu,roi truth, trm-
rsansr anil 40 chat 3, coui, We all bad che
ufu..t ,,,ntIyu.r. amt We are aIl slow Q"
believe Or, hB, - l,Ilru "a, O. give h.. u'lcut-
90 sustaining such cause, "a, commru ~
r.rt attributes t1 L.u. li Boz hr thc writer
~ thr cIituria'. ul ,hi, paper, he ha, che
n.., HEARTFELT pity ylau thg ,si and true
among h.. friends, auI could D., r,-,nrr him
o., hs, former y.Jlt-. Doe would have h'th
tfr trar, auI che PRAYER, vi ali thn,s vho-r
r.rul,lir would De- nee, Tr.l.d hy every
sod and true mau.
It may Is uat lr think, De- BE- .u IN
rlrHt lH Ii, lr.-..ut o. ..It.Hu aut doing u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-23
To Promote the Health Of Cattle

Mix, occasionally, one part Of AL, with
four. I've ~ .ir part. of wooi a'ho', aud
give the mil,ur, ~ iiErrru, kinds II stock,
summer ani winter ltrrpmo,os their AZ
I.,.... AMI tui, - =. ,hem iu lni,iy
condition. Il is said ,o h. good against
bot. in hor~s, murraiu in cattle, and rot
Ia sheep.
Ilor.-r,ddi,h root T. valuable for cattle.
Il creates an appetite, and is good Tor 'ari'
ou. dis.a.c. some give il to any animal
,ha, /. uu~cr. LII, rooiiorozrn troubled
with the heat. II animals " III no, eat il
Voluntarily, cut it up tine aud mix 1t with
potatur. ~ meal.
Tr,I all animal. regularly. They not
only luoL ior ,hcir food at tbe usual time,
lut thr stomach indiyat'- the want at Oh"
stated period. Therefore feed morning,
noon and evening, "a, near the same time a.
yr,,i'l.
Guarl araiu.t the vilc aud iuiuriuus exc
~ ul" r. sH't.ft"- N''h "H'f I" ' .''r
with aant F,ul should b, ot . suitable
quality, and rr,l"r'i,u0l ,o thc growth
AMI Gttcuin-,f animal-, g. their rrlduc-
tiun ia young, and milk, aul Co 'hcir labor
u. c1cri.,. Auimal, that work noel moro
food. and that which &. Tar more nutritious,
than those tha, arr idle
In a dry time $50 that the animals ha'" '
.ryd supply Of water. When the fountains
arc low. they drink the iriuins' of ioun'
taiu., streams, aud lo.-1ssof water, which
ar, uuwhuir.Dmr.
II harm, aud stable. arr very tight aud
warm. ,cnt.latc in mild weather, even in
winter IEAchausc.