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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-05-24

MS> The California Mail Steamers sail from
New York on the 9Th and Goth of each month.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25
Dtscasrs Df thc Ifxse<r.

ren When the celebrated DIR. Rush declared
hat Drunkenness was disease, he enuucisted !
ruth which the -esperdence and obser walton OF :
MEDICAL men isevry day scouffming. The mary
,ppar, rFty insane excesses OF those WHO indulge
II the use OF spirituous liqaors may he thus ac-
counted for. Tne true t.use .oi -t,hdutt, Which
) aken for in.atuatioa is very feequently disea-
I'D ate Of tie Liver. NJ organ in the human
ystem when deianged producesa more frightili
analogue of disease. And ifinstead of applying
emedies to the manifestation .ef diseases it is too
.ften the case, physicians would ,jroscribe with
,iew to the original cause fewer deaths would re-
ult from Diseases fniuced sysa 'derangexi stateof
he Liver. Three iourtlss -oi she ,istasss IL, me-
7ated under the cors,ml ticn lave tLeir sat in q
diseased YER. tSse Ih. Gums great rts.
ma Purchasers will. ri.,ase ask for DR.. M.
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
and take none Use. T.eie ar. otirr l,.s l.r-
portlg I. b, liz, Pill nov before flse public.
Dr.. M LANES LIVFR PILLS also his
CELEBRATED VERNE UE, tan nov he had
at al resnet table Drug Stores in the United
States and Canada
,SCOVIL & MEAD,
M. Ill Chsftres street
NEW ORLEANS.
Z General Wholesale Agents fer the S1Ltheeh
States to whom all ord, re II ust he iadcressed d.
+, Also by all respectable Dug stor.s in the
. att. nj " Is.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

TIE ID mocrat' O" this week, in net cling
our discussion OF the nj K nrUn tier. spt axis
OF us personally in I e respect al terns We
expect rom every gtrtl'nar. Or efusi n
hos r,is not 50 k nalyn ced, though Of tina
we cannot Cum lain, since our editorials, when
rul I she'd, BEGAN pa bic operty, and are e :
i'll TO omore ME coyth tiosee' 9th RS
Tor ighbor will real ur rti. /, more
care ully he " II siscov r at we did not iIter-
pref NJ NJ K mons tier as con ssion Il
tsga but fno al perjury. Ntbeirg ieirned
tn law We applied t. other o. iIfeTma-
nation ss to what constitutes perjury; end we
are con rm d j the b liefs' -sin nation
was correct, from the a :; ubstanti-
ally the same that W. Il ID marr.t.
Ga language was AZ fcil.- The READ sjs-
tincti W ich this pc -jurst int ndel 10 draw i
m re fechnicaitg, ,y which a Sou ortl ill
g ally escape the p nteut'a y, Tut whose agis
man OF homo n,vsr neecs. Uader the Law &
OF this Safe false swearing is perjury unless
It be to material mite ia . proce. dig de-
pending N oct, or before an Acer ofconrt,
81. &r. "Hence, Mr.. IL, Kim cannot be
convicted Of aegu pc jury, and made useful tc
he State within the nails OF the p nitentiary.
But . thu fear of ! psal1 Is oil that re aims
him from committing the detestabla crime d
Ps1ury'
Our naghbor assumes the unlawfulHess o
oaths ext a-judiciaily administered. to be Too
de nitey settled tsrequire arga lent Bat Lt
will iad i u Iicult q hardy argum NJ q appea
: authority 70 = ablsh so<h = position. !
wi ! do any god to e cause Of our earnei
| n ighbor's most unworthy sIIent, we will admi
that Mr. McKlnnon did wreng in taking the *
II judicial GA rs; but dor bat e-tennate III.
sin u violating the oaths aIk4 taking then
by no means. Il only adds another sin 70 hi
catalogue. The learned "A am Clarke. Ger
tainiy condemns c,mnon swearing, ~ ~ should
do; / ut he nowhere Justice the violation o
oaths whrn taken. or Il leIi.l 90, that would a
once destroy his authority. Tat learned and
ricns copmenta.a ssys. ani fully fgree
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

nGlT re City of Vicksburs Was lighted will
as last Saturday Night for the FIRST TIM. Tt
sitor of the Sentinel seems to have lost his hear,
N the occasion. Who of our la.ly friends about
he romantic city of II lis were out heart stealing
by gus ligh,, last Sturdy n ght? Hear tn,
ntinel:
'.Tiereis magic about far face heaming un.
Ter lamp positlv " irresistible. At least W,
hou sht SO then. w. conll not help Ddt inign'
lat the picture presented on our streets | Isl
saturday 1as good on,n.. Iastead Of bloate,
aces and the sa low OF mid sht providers pIssn,
,urrielly along dark ,rn r.. we behe.d the charm
flovev women, WAC never steal ANY thing bu
hearts"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25
Alhaaa Mare.

lust receiv ID Urge supply Vt the inimii-
q ole A bsta Ware whictlis superio to Sile.
caneau iaore Gar abe to 81 Yer T.. which it bears
close resemblance. and Can scarcely be dis.
ungni slid tt.m it Every article warranted
,ad the saney viii De refunded il i does rot
pro le as represented
Tea sets,
Coffee Pots,
TAP Is
C.ndl.stick,
Tatfe Spoons.
Tea Spoons.
alb Forks,
Dss. r. ForEs.
Bar Spoons.
Souo vnd Gravy ladels,
&csc at a. GEAELLA'S,
Vl.ksbnrg may 25
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25
ANrl KNOW NOTHING MORALS.


NJ. NJ X nn,nis out g 4, in a reply to tn
Nat;h Courier. in what We suppose was in
q ed 10 b Enslrh, though twol1l strike
Msray, X KAN Ind Dall,n with consterna-
to1. A,t, h's n r s, W.ylana, Ale ander
a65 PIsyw, Il bee ally confounded, Eesu d
they read his reply; for he again attempts I,
arriy every jurist' and moral ST % ATTY resp c.
tlbiIy'' in / vor OF his perjury. Ia our l. I
issus We cav, h . own au'hJxty, A. hdeacon
P4ky, "a asi his crimesa and now at it
w have not nov time 70 noice his puerile
reply % cur Article concer ing his perjury but
may perhaps do 50 in our NIX lumber.
al m RI tor mmorr-l phenomena are
worthy Of much consid. ration. We therefore
call attention once more to that new dcv Up.
ment Of oral deformity " hi h is disp aged in
NJ. NJ Z anon's ter. Tat individual, by
his own confession, took sclenn oath at lac
!. wonlasrycdl non Of Insert oft'e' Know
N,shiag osier; vt be violated that oath be
cause A-,hasacon r z.gs chat ''prom.se,
are not binding wi,su The pcrlcr nance is mn
lswfll." Bat bis OWE s1thotiiy, Arehiea, OF
Pllay, also says "pronises OF secrecy ought nc
to be violated although the public would dsJivl
a-san age from the discovery. Sach promises
q, tain 40 unlurfiiaess Ii them to destr y thei
cbre ton; for as the info mation W MD NJ
hav. been impaired upon any other condition
lic 5lic lose not inz by II: promise viii l
taey wouli have gained without it," 1fora
ID ~. n q. ~ II ch.- BY 4 g
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25
ROMANISM AND LIBERTY.

We entirely agree with those who hold that
r,fgicn, in SO far as the individual emf yment
thereofis concerned, should not ent among
the tests BY which the citz n is political trieo
at the ballot box. r ligon, simply as amatter
oiindividual o pinion and faith is concern which
Il is more safe to leave between man and his
maker, than to intrust it to any third party,
whomsoevsr. s, at least has its universal his
TRY proved. Mink nd could scarcely have
bet mere irr lgous had creeds and prit SITS new
er exist d. But we do n,t ayr with those
who would shit rom the ballot box and the p,-
liti ii 10 um all ju 'gmsnt upon rsiigi n, VIII tn
er OF individuals or elasses, where it is byond
gu stion that this r ligion has mere in It Of po-
litlcal craft than O: $ ,ulsaving G n ness.
| TIC me di ectly to the point, we do a 1t agree
that rslg;.n, Tx. koman Cath.lcism, ju &c
by its r cord. past Or pres Mi ialaable. its
record shoulI be- always the sumo is ntitled t.
that exemption from ps.itical discussion IN
ju gment which may b., and we tAlnk is dae t.
the uncaunting, unamLiguous and Sabine re-
Egion oil ] sus. No, il there were liz worll-
wide history, writ too otn IN letters oi
Alooi AID rapine, ny which to Judge it, we have
seen eaough ID our midst in, this, its most toler
all. aud toi,r~nt e to satisfy AS that, in coun-
t rmining or meeting fee ts face we have, in
Ca hoiicisIn, to dc Wi b avast and m ghty pol.t-
i,al machinery q machinery worked by eth
ming mind and ski III han -, that has, in dark
er ag-s, clasped all WAC disaated its clai..
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25
LIGHTS AND SHADOWS.


eY MRs. q. n. PKEWEIT.
The rose i brightest. when lie s'pf VIII dew,
And love " sweet st when t;f n Cd Ia teares
Tns ia rest pr spect fails q on lie we
Io'er the sce ne no shadowy cloud spptars.
TIE sunbeam dancing on the oceans breast.
The moonbeam sleepingoa the CLASSY lake.
Owe hall the charm that gives their be.uty
us,
t. the dark waves that follow n their wake.
Fir i the rosy blush Of morning ris',
When not cloud ! loom on the brow Of light
bit loviisr e are &ummer ev ming skies,
Waol stars bestu Thu r.vcn wing of gat
AID hop issweet.r when 'tis born fears.
AMI home il dssarer ate. DANCE r. ftts,t,
Aye all tbs senes thlt mark. our cifclIng
years.
Are lights and shadows Ger life's aanvasscatt.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

cIurct Of Home. OemhRouge may say what
tn J please shout religious tol ration; but un-
less all history be ) II, the q mish Church has
At every period Of is existence. and IN every
quart Of the globe. where It had power, ben
stups nious engine Of tyranny and oppression.
Il fetters the soul and the limbs, aid perses utes
ell dissent even ugto death. It always has
been 30 and always will. it i Of the very es-
sence Of it, organ cation that no ashadow OF dis
sent 70 its naughty dictates sha be tolerated
throughout the wide cen mes of Chr stend m.
1t impiously assum to b. the vicar 81 the al
mighty on earth, commissioned from On high
to | ose and ~ bind, to save and to DAMN
though many OF its pri hood are VIGOROUSLY
the most d;ssolute d ..bandoned Of the human
race. Taat wisest and greatest man, and
stern st'republcl that England ever produced
J,hn Milton. Justly characterised it as .,,ola :
cut fat on 'o'a retg.o. e Il" and the great
man who, at that time protected the common 4
wealth, Oliver Cromwell, himself an arden
friend of ligious freedom. though he knew
now to cut G ,rdian K lots- rotested that the
Plpists could otbe,tulcrated because tn " toll.
erat d.nabaly elsa."
This Caurch---this ..P teal F action, > seeks
as power in tn Sat to gain foothills or
this c ,ntn nt---the poor retug Is, who escaped
from ITS dsns of torture in the oliw rid, it il
pursuing in,thewals of America it b. tue
= we b lieve it 10 b., that the L gate of tn
P pc and Curdin-l Prince 4. A .chbish u
Hug 9, WELLS II m f,shuE rel s,ces md t,
e gi4.- uadre,i tau !, Of the three million. o
thsvotes ca in this r public, and has aetua1l,
dictated Cab:net M nisters ard Envoys Pl m
epotentiary, s ule, b lmon AM C4mpbe |.
oule an B lmont both foreigners and Catho
lies, to wh sse hands tn peace d welfare o
the entire country were con debit must b.
Conceded that this political Fiction tunde
the cloak Or ligicni has alrea gained gig n
tic proportions, and THAT IT is high time that th
Tree fro.estrnt pc. pie ef this c.si try IF the
wish to continue free for there can be no .svI
freedom without relig Gus freedom itishighsim
4 that they had tsken the a airs. Unlts arr ste
n its pr gress to absolute dom Mon, but.a fe,
decades can elapsa befor we shall b compellc
o seek another Columbus to ri cover a ne,
4 w"rld--~ither we may take refuge with tn
nu iments.. of our freedom and h~usehole god.
t issue having been made ifitbe decided u,
We Sc y to the ca Sc of the N Live Protestan
population OF this land the sceptre passes irrs
,lai.Aable and forever to the han, OF Foreigner
md Papists.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25
q 80 akEA ARD.

WILL be gwen I, any person who viii deliv.
ut our stable on Man street, Yaxo CITY, the
two large brown MULES strayed frum Us On
the 9th OF Marelf. The ti,a. ; are arg ine
,lies--- hod al fvand anu shav,u, with marks of
ar, and WHIT n Hast heard oil. were in the nsigh.
oorhsod OF Col. G artl ys. Any information re-
speeding said Ihtl Wi he Thank July received,
enumeration made fsr all trouble and ex-
pense. BIRMIN GHAM L. CO. 8
z,o City, May 2J,I6os:l
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

- TT kveplS Mag z'ur dr A'ri Is IN
ou-t,hl i an intrr. At rg number tbs
6; -,'r ori ~ 1 isre- rim 81 lromt org
IlE TURF " ENC. w h'onar SStot &
C,..o ~ y k Su'-s ri ,fion price for thai
an n, faur visw. tcn dullars por annum
p SIG On Ia, NA5ls orly eighty csn:s 4
ycar.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25
T IL w NDERING JEW. OR a COME
r-s.,g n -. - ~, Nx-,,1.,.;,,,, T ,,, !, non,

T IE WANDERING JEW. OR a COME
Eith~ra ,m.t or the Wandering jew j. con .
inr very near va and scorcbing up the e;r'h. A
It was IN tie old days Of Elijah. WHEN il diGn'
rain f r six months. and tie sky became as brass
anil the earthp ,wder, so is il now. Or countr,
IL us il the BIZ Black regior inform MS that they
have no stands Of cotton. Npv'and then seeA
SIT ,ats. hut il is withsrei up by the scorthng
heat If the ser.. In town W ar, almost stewe'
orlG'el w have worked in our sanctum al
tho week. hoping AID trgs'ing never, nerer to get
into a hotter place than this, even on the Other
side Of Jorl, II. While we write little INN is
s;rg,ng the lines composed Inst mcr during
tie leg days by a distinguished local poet:
30 Is hot ont here, as everybody knows
a NJ everyholy's swea'in accordin'
Everybody sweats from Lis fe,d to his toes.
AID they're SWEATING on the other side o
Jor -
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

TIE LlUDEsDAE 8 NrY W. McKNNox-I
III earl. pup riing oAlave been signed by sixty
fece,ling Know NotLines of Iaulerlale county
tn sixty state tiat thywiI rev al n,n' Of tn
Sc sog h ord r. he arsc Their Obligation O
Hccrr'v Is ln~. What iherme rehuhe {,
NJ N < anon, who thpusht rs obligation np-
t7yy ciase the X INV \ ,things cannon su,
kn pyo',ute h nor rs,or,r against Il ! DANA
gss Tor TIE pprinry which h. confr sos.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

~ VI . M I1's'oa v;olat d lbs oath of Sc
c-ecy I, III, Ka3SN N Fings because they arr
n1tln "A ,-p1rrel 50 ;icty, authorized by t
u, 'tp su,. pr sscu .. recover4ks-" That is
noh'ng rastcin hm rom the commits ion o
p,riny Ia. the f ar Of oross.u' m for Ia crime
o. "a, ding,ro' bnin, s'' :, anil iam7gs' reccr
e4l agsnst him for he injury which his PERU
r. may do to others.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

other individual Ia our county. Mr. ESirS
has never been ca didate & public station
that we remember, and this - probably a e..
vorAble time % any, to bri 6 G rward men Of
known 81 ilty and integrity, to eli the offcks
within our gift, and without Encouragement 70
any, we think his QUALIFICATIONS fully equal 70
thos Of any whom we have heard oxen Of il
connection " d the Office Of + preventative.
It 10 needless to add, that this communication e
made ". tbout the knowledge Of Mr.. Ewing.
M.KY VyrEke.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

rra- Weare Glad to learn thai thelaw esta's
I;shingsaFfrart below New Orleans has bee
ppasHRrcc. leau'hor'tissDf New Orleans owl
itto ne vast pcp'l ton along Che river tha
az he thsir tiiy lie csnmerc'sf emporinm % giy
the system q. Q,aran'she trial
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

-. yr N,w A s,rtisancnii Canch r.
co,iia,' Special N9'ice-, nj anaoun 'c'nf''s OF
G. nIi late, see tlnrd Q,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

80 Arthur s. " w: has been arpointe'
p SIN s,.r at N y Osl.ans, in the place o
X nlll, rmav 4. and entered upon the dis
ChIvg, OF his 9asSs.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

re-. II = elcciionin Virginia. tok place yes'
t,rlav. W expect in few days'to hear glorious
NV. rom S,~. 80
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

s rARrIA, Ny 81 1855.
decentralization from Dsls,ns Is * saggeS
til ID. j. j.. B. White ~ snitable candialas,
tel present Us in 0ur Senatorial Dis riot havf
b5en Ioile.i IN this se6tiun Of Yazno county will
a,nIil 81 apnr ,batiNA
Alfhoagh G 4. White{1lEsred with many Of "
penIn BEARING iustiiirs. Is IN the belief that n
sincere II every positioa tenling to public 10,
rcst and public welfars
Many voters Al Stiartia box, therefore moei
|ceerlnly subscrihe b the sentiments ID allnsior
to Go. White and ~ 90 ii heartily andemphat
icalIy Tor hin noIn'natiou.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

ABJsISGss Mann When you Guy, sell or
hire, mike clear bargain, AMI never trust to
.saant disagree about IL"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

RIA S nee our outside was worked OF, We hive
rocev. 81 mary add ions to our description
Isl that We are not ablsths week to supply the
demand = but we VIII n, xt week.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

r. .T,,s, WI /, vi \ o. So ihcms'lvee ~ o'' :
c-. . j, ,l,,rD.r,,a he accommodated ~ c"'m9 y
Mr. steva,fs Daguerrean ssyhight Gallery. :
,,a ,v-r,is m ur Ii another cc'pnn.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

pa-Tls lady VINO t,okcyeryholys ere. mnst
hax. nad quite lot Of them.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25
TER ns


Three follars ifEpsidln advance.
rrour h,,ilars &c not mid within6 montns
Fivs ifde,ave uniilthe endof the years
,vcrtiscm~ut- are nsested at one doi'sr 4 n :
,;,.i.- nftsr n~n. ~ loss, and h'ty
go. e,- ., n su,sr1ren' insertion.
nsmllet 10 those who aaser-
isc bv tho yelr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

NEW.I n
T have l.at received NNe assortment Of Mth's y,
Laii aNL cork sOeL hOUs, with gONi assortment 0l
ienS and boys Shoes sale, which Mill sell cheap FOR
cash only,
IaulO 81 Nv. iRE0nRS, NfANt,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29
IlSEGUFIi iAIs i Al ClZE,TS.

Fiit Wheelihg and zaneaytlIe Lille. ~
sS..s gftl 4. fkett tsba Ill,s new !. d. A
4 = l7St E6E t6ls t4he will
,S4ssSst I'D leave Wheeling aS tollNWat Il.
ANELTA Cart. Gallagher, every Wtllesday Al 1,A.X
t'tlEVOlT, q Henderson, every Friday at7, .N'
DAN CON VERSt Capt Ayers, I" Sunday at7iA'A,
For freight or raaiAge apply TO Ann
o1All reighs will he received free Of charge Al y o.
Rakef& Co.'s wharf boat. shippers any time
10 The wharf boat, mrs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29
MCKEE & R0BERrsoN's PREMIUM GOODS
.lIakn Notice,

n y i Hhb 4NVVAUVt
wE don't think II ueSSSaTy to invite ot friends to set.
tle Of &ay anything ahot The Eed 81 money, taking !or
g,Snted tlty will all rush w Fa cnndcnss n due time
We wish ~ niOTI theH howeyer, that ~ settlements
"a d. made hereafter With ", In every si% months, III.
,praA al twelve mOnthS-EaY Tue lat July and tS Jon1Fy
dc9I NGNAlR& HlHRVRv.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29

~ p.s. BALTIMORE, June i9, 1850,
Atessrs. HYans q Watson, lhiladePha- Gsnllen!ea.-
Chests tO the ptICs OF lhe puble-the one we purchased
from yOu having saved our boOkS and oats eecl0ally,
alter undergoing very severe heat "'GG th Te which
destroyed the enilIc block OF h6 rs on arch 4tIeet
wharf, on the SChuyklll, oil the 9Th ut J1las 1850
Ia. Y0uIH, very respectfully. Il. j
aert9.aty RUSSEL & dUERlSS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-29
NQttQe

GAPS.
ID RCElVED this day, Tie best assOtthent Of Gents
III youths, aud ChildreUa cloth caps ever brought "
Iy City having been selected with great care as regards
style aid qualify They cOnNJ isc IN Part az fOOwA:
Gents tIIh Oleta black AMl whites gents hair C0lh 0i
black, rah and green riding, hunting and Apollo caEs =
lUEGrT viii eyeTy other description Of " yin eStanl
INrij =. r. HARPKR " son
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-09-05

Yes, Stree, Bob, horse hy-I
will"
Well, Sir, you may. 80 now be
careful" =
'Squire-bust my galluscs if you
amt WHOLE handful Of ten spots
high, low, jack and the game ; if you'll
come down to the boat I'll treat you
to the best the cabin affords, and I'll
take care not to let you have enough
to get You into such scrape did--if
you'll agree not to kiss the cook for I've
got a mortgage on that piece of calico
myself
" I'm afraid I shall not be able to
accept your invitation
Well, I'll take the will for the
deed, so good day"
Mr.. Sherman vamosed. - Police
Court Report IN the ~ Y. Tribune.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-09-05
FIELD CROPS.

JUDGES ON ALL KINDS sfEcIFlED.-s
George 7. Hodges, Rutland Henry
Reyes, Nowbury S. w. Jcwott, Mid
1leburyi David Hill. Bridport ; II S.
Morse, Sbclburnc.
Best acre or more winter wheat, Sl0
Best acre or more spring wheat, 6
Best ! acre or more Indian corn, 6
Best ] acre or more barley, 6
Best acre or more winter rye, 6
Best acre or more oats, g
Best acre or more buckwheat, S
Best l-2 acre or more peas, 4
Best | 2 acre or more beans, 4
Best specimen bush. of clover seed, 6
Best do. bush, herds grass seed,6
Best do. bush. red top seed, 6
Best acre or moro grass cured for
hay, s
Best acre of corn fodder, with account
Of cultivation aud preservation, 6
Best acre of potatoes, quantity aud
table quality considered, 6
Best l2 acre Of carrots. 6
best l2 acre Of ruta bagas, s
Best p acre of beets, s.
best acre OF narsnips, 3
Best acre or more hops with account
cultivation aud preservation, 6
Best | acre or more Of broom m,c0rn, s.
Full aud satisfactory statements, in
writing, must accompany applications for
premiums on Field Crops, describing the
character of the soil producing the crop,
its condition and culture for three years
previous to the time of the Fair, anlOubs
and kind of manure applied, and mode of
application manner and time of sowing
or planting the crop for which a promiuhY
is claimed, aud amount of seed used, its
culture from first to last in detail, mode
of harvesting, and of accertsiniug the a
mount fproduct-.that Of root crops be-
ing aseertained by weight, reckoning 60
pounds to the bushel such statemtnts
to be verified by affidavit of clsirrant and
Of two other persons. Samples Of not
more than one half bushel each, must bo
exhibited of grain seed and root crops.
Quality, process of curing, aud mode Of
estimating quantity of grass crops, aud
cultivation or treatment Of the land Unjust
be set forth by written statement, veri,
fed by af6davit, as iu ease Of other field
crops.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-09-05

he have rebukes for ANOTHER, he is straight
forward. open and manly. lie cannot
descend to scurrilty Billingsgate don't
lie in his track. From all profane and
wanton dialect his lips are ebastoned
or woman and TO her he speaks with
dcccncy and respect. In short, whatev-
or he judges honorable he practices to-
wards every man. Congrcgationalist.