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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

EAR. SKIM ER,S DYsENTEDv
NJ DNoPs.-Ihis popular medicine, which ms been
out OF me market for the last two years IN cnseo,r
tne III neah and absence of the proprietor from he
EaStrh states ~ new offered to the public az the ost
certain and edectua remedy for Cholera Dysenerv AMI
-DArrhu'a, ever known. 'N'' N
u was tested ON the Rio Grando during the late Next
perfect success IN almost every case ''' "''''
~ eNnn'r was employed during The last two years by
e wy Government Of Cleveland Ohio as Physician on
o hoau ol health ana during The last year he treated
Use o. this remedy, aud It rarely failed him r6s money
Wu be refunded II every where II does not dive an,
H,p satslaGtlon' Ur y viii gladly give any further in
formation in regard to it at bis ONCE ON personal nnii
cation. " F'''u""i "Ptil-
Price 81 q bottle. Druggists supplied al uu1r.tes
sent ~ Express to any part u he country ne.
an. A., =, ,, H. D. SKINNER. NJ D.
Once No. 10 Friend street Cup aars Bostnn late phv
stefan 70 the Guy Hospital, Cleveland, Ohio.
bOsO dMWB&w6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31
THE BLACK
ST0N E HOT AIR port

- - u ~ = u n -
STONE HOT AIR port
able RANGE,
This is one OF the most
convenient Ranges ever
fl red to the public, as
It viii burn eli her wood
or coal, has a larger oven
Car be arrang d 20 as to
heat either one or two
rooms. ard con do more
work with less fuel, than
any other range 10 the
market. The subscriber
is prepared to furnish
the ahove Ranges with
water, back and hot air
fixtures. and Ia warrant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31
1NAsiITONABLf CABINET MANI

ElfAbHIUNAbLE VA BTNEI MANU-.
NJ FACTORY. The subscriber having taken store
n W. ALLEE's BLOCK, on Main street, opposite the
City Hal, would inform his friends, and the public that
be Is rady make 10 order, all kinds Of Cabinet Work
o. wood, 70 suit fancy. Desks and Screens FOR Banks,
SHOW Gases Desks for stores, Counters Library and OF
nce Tables all kinds Of Desks for Offices and Countngi
kooms Book Gases in any style Extension Tables Of any
Palirfn pulpts and Church furniture The character
q my WORK s wen known 10 the city and needs no pung
Tbs best Of reference can BE- riyen WORT reparrd IN
ths beat maoner; Al orders thankfully received and
Worcester, July "a, 1855. iS9i 80
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

NEW DIAMOND LisHT. or ROSlN
~ OIL LAMp.--The cheapest safest and must mi.
liant light ever discovered at cost not exceeding one
ali cent ~ hour For sale Wholesale and retail by w
WITHIN uPbAM, 10 Broad street, Boston, Cali end
sWN Ault dAwly
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GYnressfs.
NEW FREIeHT ARRAs eEMENF

NEW FREIGHT ASGEMENT
Between Worcester & Ne Y.
Commercial Ilns Of Steam PT0pelIers
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
RLWEEKLy-UsUAs, TIME Is HOURS
Goods Trazsporfsd Bstlssen Worcester and Esu YorG
as Lsis, s'd lth Eqai Despatch By any other Line
EfESA THE BOATS OF THIS LINE gz
szsssss - VIII lsave Providence, from Eos. Point ~
on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, / FRIDAYS, ald
New York On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, & SATUR
DAYS, UEtl further notice.
Freight taken sog New YORK, ct reasonable rates.
This Line Connects by arrangement, with the Daily In
land Line Of Propelers between New York and Philade
phis, and the Semi eezy Inland Line to Baltimore, at
all times. When this inland IS open, Goods win bs
taken st Providence Tor Philadelphia at cents Der foot
and for Baltimore cents per foot UsUaltme between
Providence and Philadelphia, 40 hours; and between Nez
YORK and Baltimore, 50 hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight win be forwarded
from New York by any other lines directed, at cur.
rent rates
For further Information, apply to ". H. JoURDAN
0de Pier 30 Is X r. or VI i iSna "a a Broad rad
way, New York or 10
3 BUFFuM, Agent, foot Of South Main St
E5ASSAGE ONLY $40 FROM LIVER-
POOL TO BOSTON.
LEONARD & CO., Agents for TRAIN & cos Regular
and Established Line Of Packets Drafts England,
ireland and Scotland payable At sight their House in
Liverpool, or at any Bank in Ireani.
4 LEONARD & CO., Agents,
1913 Main SIT, Exchange Building.
- kOSssS PROV DESCE AND
sssa-n ~ V OKCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded Notes. Drafts, and Bills collected
and paid, and al orders attended to with despatch.
Packages, and small Gases Forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fan River Mansfield. Atteboro
Taunton, sew Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass; Bristol
Warren, Newport, East Greenwich Kingston, Warwick
Rickdeld, Pescedae, and Wakefield r. l.; and Stouing
IN. Conn, OFFICE. Am. House. Worcester
LEES. FULLER'S NORWICH AND
WORCESTER EXPRESS
9. = FULLER will send a Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, ever Norwich aud Worcester Railroad
to transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York He will transport Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission OF valuable packages
OFF1CEs-lS0 Main St.. Worcester y. c. Brakenrdgeis
Store, under suregan lIOu e, Norwich. CT.
Al packages should be marked Fullers Express.
Worcester, Sept. LIST, 1856 8ept5
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$4,000 is5s sSsl III , go94 y
A. hPs Panaeeas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
Of Gonorrhea, elects, Structures, Whites Pains in tbe
Back and Lons, Seminal Weakness Affections of NJ
Kidneys, Irritation Of The Urethra, Gravel and all other
disorders OF the urinay organs, without the least re-
stucton to diet drink, exposure, or Change in appI
cation to business. These Preparations are entirely
v EG ETABLE,
and although powerful they win injure in the lea
the most delicate constitution. This preparation is war
ranted to cure the above mentone eases without usi
any external appic tions. With ay Indian Vegetable
Medicines you can rely ur'p thorough cure, by calling
upon me at my Office.
Main street, No 12l Worcester.
Nle ulV Dr. = A. HTI-i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

the Stove Range and Crate Ware Rooms No 281 Main
Street. Worcester
The above Furnace has invariably received the decided
preference Of Ehoo Committees, College Officers Scen-
tifc Men, and large portions of discriminating public
throughout the world. For Warming and Ventiiatng
Churches, School Rooms, Public Halls Hotels, Factories
Stores and Dwelling Houses this Furnace has no su.
perior. RALPH EARLE 4 co.
mch29 dt
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GsOE's SUPER PHOsPln ATE OLE

GsOE'S SUPER PuOSPlg ATE ar
~ LIN EFT excelen. FertliEer, prepared rom
Bone Duet, Ia warranted equal 10 Guabo III MI yesrpcs
aud much tastHg IN ta beneficial slIees,non ~
cell Il may be used for ali kinds Of Or la poataes ana
Deans For Gardeners. Il 10 cheap, censenienl MA
highly nutcious manure. It's geainatng Influence 4,
very great Il can obtained Of the nubscribere VIII
arc agents for the sale of h at the Wholesale Prouc
ebore Foster street. opposite Boston Worcester Depot
BAHsETT a BAYLIE5.
Worcester, Jan. 1, 1885. dh ianl
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me0uiaes

EFARRFSOSfS COLUMBIAN TONIC
q Il SrIdULANT-WiU cure all diseases caused by
prostration Of digestive powers rs e.ion is INN dae
as a stuosnt the vital energy to its healthy
force as tonic to susiB aud pcrpetuae that force til
healthy Sc retons are restored and natural power returns
Il will an mild forms Of Cholera, Cholera Nor us,
pysenrery, Bilious Cole. Fever ana Fvr in heus; and
in conneat With ilAERsoss goLrABTAN FsaEFARLn
ENEUr viii the most severe cases Of tAesa and other
diseases in III shortest possbletime The D}spep
tic finds immediate rp and permanent cire, IN its use
For all Bronchial and Pulmon ry affections, it has great
restorative efficacy.
The alcohol and opium inehriates viii find it perfect
substitute for both those eas9engendering aud h-al-
destroying articles Il il exclusively vegetable
position and pure tonic and stimulanr, without the
slightest seasing propartyi in its composition action
the SYSTEM The friends Of Temperan then viii find it
an of great potency in their cause and that the
giltd cravings nf diseased appetite under use will
give place to hea thy action and natural ieses II is de
hcious n TASTE grateful to the sens5ies Of the
soma h. II may he taken in its present form a rich
syrup or in water, making adeh@h{ftf beU rage AS
daily beverage is delitousness is UBegudfeG by any
frmemted alcoholic preparations 10 prevents well
disease. Its use applicable in all climates, in
al seasons to al is-ases and in all conditions of life,
and from extreme Of infancy to extreme of age Price 81
HARRESONrS
COLUM BIAN VEGETABLE EMETIC.
viii Withdraw and expel all diseased matter. solid fluid
gaseous from all parts the system Besides its
c pr perss it eXpectorant alternative and anodyne
It ac in each OF its nodes according to nature relieves
the abpring organism disc sed matter, and permits
rec action Of its natural functions restore strength II
of Cholera. Cholera M1rbus, Bilious Collie, Dysentery
Peurg and her acute disease. 1t has great re-
medal power in ali chronic diseases. In both acute and
chronic diseases, asst ted by the nvg0ratng and
tairiug power Of HARRIsoN's COLUMBIAN T0Nto SrGMU.
LIANT certain. Principles of treatment and d
rectous for use accompanying each medicine. Price SO
cents.
r. Wholesale Agent for New England, GEORGE w.
BRIGGS 5talioGer, and wholesale and retail dealer in
Hafrsons Columbian Inks ami American Periumery,32s
Washngton.street opposite the Adams House, Boston
aulI d&wly
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Eg'RY DIR. CLOUGH'S COEUMRTAN
u PILLS

lese rms are getting wonderful sale for a new thing
N market Tor the reason they disease so Ger AMY
dyspepsia Liver comp in Headache, Costyeness Piles,
Nervousness, and especially 49,
FOR FEMALES TO USE,
under alidecate circumstances these pils are the most
mud innocent, and eegtain Of any medicine ever dsco
cred Inc proprietor is willing to forfeit the medicine in
an cases, the Pills DO not give satisfaction wbeu faith
iuI used. Powerful, drosto Turgatiyes gen rally do
more hnrt than goods but these Pills are not such an ar
uee Igy are very ml aud gentle, bat powerful to ex
PEI ana cure disc Use, and every fan lily would 40 veil 70
keep thm the house for in pr ference to anv otbep
medicine. Try tLese Pills, all means Sol in Won
dealers everywhere. BURR a PERRY, Boston. Agents
90 dawtf '1''-' 'se"'s'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31
CANCERS CAN BE CURED
DIR. n. GREEN,
Scientific Indian Physician,
SO BrOmGeId Street,
BOSTON.


Mf%\ eS i"r medical knowledge among the Indiana
" w h obtained a perfect remedy for Cancers $50
pta, and all Humors OF the Blood ''
Hs practice has ever been attended with co,r,lo, -
cess in all kinds Of Chronic Disease Fe'0 sue
Dr. q may be consulted every day upon all dis
free Charge from St to l. and from to O. smn1s
from to 10 only. "''"ys
All letter for advice or inquiry. confirming rost,
stamp, answered, aud Circular with references 10
cured sent free Of charge " 'ases
INDIAN REMRDlEs,-Dr. Green, Of 20 BronseJl stree.
Boston, is constantly sending medcsues to bs rpn1er
patients IN rcester and vicinity and he hereby noti6s
them and the public, that he has appointed CHARLgS
CLARK, orner Of Main and Pleasant streets Worcester
Agent for his celebrated Indian Remedies
Hu2l dGw1v
4 "a ~ Ek&S "a GED WITHOUT PAIN
y For this terrible scourge Oh man remedy ia f,gnJ
which has never Jailed Of when fairly tested The
kihe an plaster are both uncertain and painhI vbiia
thls anudote, chameIke, removes all capcernns vir
H. the system when the cancer internal or externni
ceases to be. Females LOUDLY liable 10 this maladv
ana should at It's earliest ntnation avail themselves ~
ms remedy 1t is but safe conclude thai the nnnbr
VINO die annually Of this hidden foe Is equal If nnt s
yssng those on whi3h apparent on, on The nurface
Oas at distance considered. Apply Nv letter or otbe
ton. 9"'' ii"0e' DOS
=, On hand Ladies' Skirt Holders Garuenen,s Brases
ohest ENpanders Also. Trussea aud Supporters ''
aus Az g8m
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PROVIDENCE s WORCESTER z. &


The 100 train from Providence connects with the
xpress trains from Boston for New Yors, Albany and
leWest. Passengers by this train arrive in Albany in
asonfor the Express train to Buffalo, also for Saratoga
evening
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

FEN0 DRUGGISTS We have gust received direct
and offer for sale in quantities to suit at the lowest
prices:
0aes Honduras Sarsaparilla.
20 bales India Senna
rs cases East India Castor Oil.
10 casks dry Chloride Lime.
10 groce Coxe's Gelatin.
so bales Hquorice ROOF.
100 lbs. Hyd. Potassa.
10 cases Oil Lemon Superior.
10 cases OIL Bergamot, Superior
cases Oil Cassia.
A large assortment OF Patent Medicines Also con-
tlanty on hand and ceiying large stock of Drugs
Chemicals Extracts and Essential Oils which we import
amt select with great and warrant all Of the very
finest qualities Our facilities such that we feel as.
cured that we can please ell who may favor with theiI
orders. WEEKS 4 POTTER,
aul4 d&wf l5l Washington street. Bnstnn
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WILL Execute Daguerraotypes for a fen weeks at
price less than ever offered the public. lin good style
Cases, Frames, &c J warranted equal to any made.
Reference, u No PAY IN ADVANCE. No. 203 ashing
ton, corner Bromheld street, Boston, 0RNsBEE.
au1
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ERS. IRA tsAaEREN7S NEW 9Cr,1.
Ell EDIES. THE INHALING BALM THE pITL,
MONLC CHERRY CORDIAL

llUNLO OIENNI UUKUIAL
Consumption kH0Cp to be durable, having been cured
in almost every case where timely application ha been
made by the mode Of treatment long practised BIS
warren The secret Of his is that his medicine
are prepared for inhalation directly into the lungs where
the local disease is instead Of conveying them exclusively
into the stomach where tits not The BALA s resented
with the fullest confidence that is the best medicinal
agent ever employed for controlling CONSUMPTION Ithas
IN many cases restored health those upon whom the
disease had made rapid and fearful advances and where
other remedies had yedunayaling Being vAPoRIzEp
and inhaled in the way directed upon the bottle it enters
every air cell, and every particle of lung tissue Con-
sumption has local Development in the lungs and other
tissues, in the form Of TUBERcULEs and then ULcERous
CAyTEs but the disease in either stage is reached bv
this preparation. The Yapo Inhaler is made of silver
and glass, and is admirably adapted to its purpose
pIfIMON[C CHERRY HnRpTA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-31

Or Hotels and Boarding Houses furnished with Cham.
Der Furniture ap2t i6wlf
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For sale in Worcester y NJ B, GREEN & CO., 2Id
Main street, and by Druggists, generally.
a125 deod&wtf
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II is admirably calculated to relieve that contracted
state OF me chest whicis 50 often with in lung dis
a'e and IS highly elcacous in relieving coughs Of long
8tan AiAs 1t IS ahiJ eicacous 10 relieving any stage
me Compound nj Coo Liver Oi, prepared by Dr. WAR
req. il viii be fJnna 20 INV c1ratin. 1ln,,er. &
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u Fun directions accompanying eaon oortle
Price fvs Tnarp. iap1g
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Norwich at I0.l5 A. NJ and SIS 2. NJ
Lesve Norsieh for Worcester at els A. NJ. and 4 80
Pm.
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Railroads..
BOSTON AND WORCESTER RI.
''' LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.

INV : BtcIUN- as IOH0WB;
or worcester at g. $50 Ex.) a. m, 100, ok to Ma.
tck) $50 Ex.) 4 so, $3.50 Bx.) P. NJ.
M sIalsa5 At osc a, m "a 1$ go P n,
birmingham at g. (s.sO Ex.) ESQ a. m, $50 (s.Sa
Bx.(, $50, $3.50 Ex.), pm.
" Sax0nvie at l and g. p. m.
Newton, e. Nv. IT., s. $50, Il N; l, 2So, 445, g.
sl5, 9.15 p.
BrOokiine, Z, TAO, O. I1So a. M, 1880, 215, 8, g.
SIS, I.S9, $50 p. N
Charles River Branch I, 1l.3O a. IA. 3, 6.15 p. n.
T-ndsy Mail Train for Worcester Springfield and NeH
orr sP. VI.
~ ess Trains stop only at birmingham
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-30
agricultural,
"sFrEp rHE rLow."
DARIUS FORBES, Editor.
Scientific Agriculture.

In our previous article ON this suhicct,
We gave the analyst. ola soil and u divers
rr,r.. Thi, analysis presents only a part
Of a., truth. Il CAV, only the i7'-ga7'1
c1nstitucnts-or the constituents ct The
oshe. remaining after the substance wa.
burned. By combustion a I1rtiou " thc~
substances were dissirJtr.l, having only a
small ry~iluum behind. The -rot hulk u.
tie substance. except in the cas' Of the soil,
was iidu-si through the atmosphere in che
form of Iiyrr-e kinds or ra-~r- and thi. vo'-
atils rurtior. thu, driven uF 3, oal'-l'-gru
b. matter lis ,o callaI. nryau-c it exists
asa ,,Ish,.lv only when united iu snmc
form of organism. In snil, thi, la,' Is
rrr-r-sutcd ly the ana'y,., under 'hr head
of Organic matter Ey r,urring 90 he
table IL will D, ~vn that that soil pa. very
little organic matter. And when vc Tr-
~.nt ,ahl, or the organic constituent, ui
the crops hsf,rr ramcI, AMI Go 8, o1mparvl
with that s1il. another rasan viii hc >gyu
why that -aa va, unrrrlpg'i,e.
The organic and inorganic constituents
arr equally important 60 ihe ,ugor-''ul
growth of any crop. IT, have any land in
the highest state or fertility, not only must
The inorganic constituents cyi., in ,hr due
proportion. and ais, the organic. hut these
must c1i,, IN o., due proportion Co each
other. \ sol destitute " organic matter
must d, hdrryn. - ,uil that has unt
the requisite inorganic constituents. cannot
mature rymuuerlti,r crop. lul.l,
sometimes The al-rurs ~ even ono of ,hr ig-
o-rrsi- constituent. may l- fatal 90 a given
crop, although it may le roluirrj only iu a
very small quantity Bot a -ril Go lru
fertile ,oil jo,s NOT rguirr .o large a rr'a-
tive sharr of organic a, Inorganic rrn.,iia-
cnts. hyau-' plants derive a .rry c.u,il.a-
bic portion of their organic constituents
frem che atmosphrre
Carbon. which constitutes the great bulk
~ all lisu.lus h,lir.. o. hr-'y jri,rI
fr.n ~, ,'mr.phrr, This t nw'.l ly
the smoke AMI thr yarrrs ARISING f-m jr-
Gavin. vegetable substance, which F., a4ly
a rroc,,, Of Sow combustion. I,i,r.,l,.-
ius them int their original g'.mDU',--li.-
.iratiu- ~ organic PORTIONS. aul leaving
behind only thc inorganic, or in cas-, of
1aysr-. thr a,h.
T. rr-.uf thi. whole ,uhi.rt before our
rra4.r., 10 b. ne,>,lry 90 Irr-ut thr ur-au-
ic Constituent. OF our cultivated crops. ur no
least a raryi1u OF them chm. vr shall have
che ,rttrr wants uC the -,il '.fure u,, anl
NAV know vlat ufluth viii he supplied hy
-ahl, MANURE. The u'l- Of thc~' We
have not b,yu able o. complete or our ,hi,
week, issue. llnrr O. have {; rraiy ior
our next
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-30
Improyement Of an old Orchard.

Ma. Error Il have h,cn Of the opinion
that one Of the principal causes Of decay in
apple trce.. is a want Of proper care. All
things on this earth, have tendency Ia de-
generate, unlcs. properly managed, and the
apple tree j. certainly no exception. The
apple trcr planted (in Plymouth, Massachu-
~ctts, I think } by Percgrinc White, the Gr't
male child born ON this continent after the
landing of the Pilgrims, of the Anglo-SaSnn
race. i, | am told. It'll living, producing
annually. few apples, and bidding fair to
Sce many years Vet. Instances or rcmarka-
ble longevity have also hcen witnessed in
other sections of this country but none, |
think which approximate very nearly thai,
or the Plymouth tree. On my farm there Is
an apple tire Of very large size, standing by
the side of the road. bat some two rOds with
in the line Of the fence, and in lands that
have been cultivated regularly, either in
roots, grass. or grains, till within a period
Of twelve y,ars, when a change in my field
operations, induc,l me to turn it out to
pasture. Some twenty years sincc-and
about six years before became acquainted
with it-this tree rather abruptly ceased
hearing. It, age at the time was unknown.
Thinking that It might be rcsuscitatcl,
commenced the undertaking by digging
around the trunk to the distance Of lifelong.
est limbs, and to the depth ofone foot, In
verting the sward, and placing 1t over the
roots and in smmediate contact with them.
On this sward, sowed quick lime, wood
ashes and gypsum-one bushel ofeach being
used-and covered II with chaiiod cat straw
to the depth Of two inches, where comprcs-
s,d fine soil was then thrown on till the
excavation was nearly flied after which a
clrt load Of fine compost was dumped on
and evenly spread over the whole. The
dad limbs were next cut out, and the top
reduced To one half-of it, former size. The
cavities caused by the falling of Of old aud
decayed limbs, two cases extended nearly to
the trunk. were filed with "FoFyth's Ce-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-30
Correspondence

We have rcyciycd a very kind and rncour-
aging letter from our friend TErr, of Bethel
Academy. We thank him fur hi. word, Of
commeniation, and his suggestions hall
rccerye our most candid and earnest attcn-
ton. We arr glad % learn that he {. to
-ivs the next address before the Oxford Co.
Agricultural S,riety and that hi, school
d. prusp-rjns s1 well. H. will excuse "a.
f,r making Few extract, from hi, letter,
though a private note, hocau-c what be say-
l. of public importance. The commeuia-
tion or such men We prize next To a good
conscience.
II have received and rral your paper
with more than ordinary interest, since YOU
have taken h Ia charsr. ..... | think
much Of the noble stand the paper has taken.
and think YOU NAV make il interesting hy
-si1inr on the local matter, of the County
~ much a. possible from all our tOvus.
psuple love o. rad in print, things that
transpirr in their own neishhOrhuud The
Religious. Political, Educational, aud Do
nestle matters uf the county az larc', hay,
not been .uihcicntly rrg9r,i'd by Oh" paper
Of the county. five would b. respected
respect ourselves, i our doctrine. Articles
plainly written iOr the newspapers, viii
after all, reach more farmer. than the Oes'
scientific hooks ever Published. "