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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26
a. The trial OF The Traitors among the

a. The trial OF The Traitors among the
Know Nothngs in the Fourth Ward took
place last evening, and we regret to say
that tk~y wcrc'so numerous as almost to
ovcrpower the faithful. Our artists and
poet, by great industry, have been enabled
to furnish their productions for this morn.
ing's paper ; they exhibit the most power
ful genius, and are in perfect keeping with
the magnitude of the theme which has so
eioqucntly and graphically inspired them.
The engraving is in the style of the lost
Art, which we described on Saturday, and
which has so recently been brought to
light it is technically termed, "lhe Hero
polioso-anaglio-Liplograph."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

TRIAL OF GUANo.-As much enquiry Is
now made in regard to the virtues of qua
no, and the economy OF using it on farms
in the interior, we think ii proper to state
the effect which it had or our farm in Fra
mingham last summer.
We purchased of Mcssrs Breck & Son,
last season, one ton of Peruvian Guano and
used il in varieus ways. On one acre of
spread 800 pounds broad cast Oh furrows
that had been turRed in the previous fall in
pasture land.
We first mixed the 800 pounds of guano
with loam of three times as much bulk, and
let the whole lie in heap for one week in
order 10 soften the Jumps in the guano, and
to prevent waste of dust in sowing. The
soil is warm and sandy loan and suitable
for corn when there is rain enough to car
ry the crop through.
The cost of the 800 pounds of guano
was little shor, Of nine dollars
of guano was little short of nine dollars
-aad the cost Of caring, and spreading,
one doar-making ten dcllaIs Tor manur-
ing one acre, including the spreading.
Corn was planted on this land, and
handful Of ashes mixed with plos er was
put in each hjll before The corn came up
Nohing more ;han this was done Oh this
or The adjoining acres of similar land, but 10
plough among The corn and hoe it.
Now for the harvest. The summer
vas so dry that TIE whole field suffered
much-lhat which had the gnano as well
as The other part which had from 20 to "a
cart loads Of barn manure spread upon it,
Sull there was pretty good crop-not
less than 40 bushels per acre, on the field
of four acres.
Well, on critical examination Of the
whole field we were satisfied that tho part
of the field manurcd with guano was quite
as good as the part manurcd from III, barn
yard Both paris suffered for want of wet,
| and as gIano requires more wet than other
manures, we think the guano corner Of the
field suffered most from this cause.
This was The Peru ian guano. We
have iri,d other kinds with different results
Wet land and wet seasons seem better
suited for a trial of guano than trial in
dry summer.
The cost per acre of the guano was but
ten dolars-whc the 81 loads Of barn ma
nurc could have been sold at the barn for
"a dollars. The carling OF these loads one
hundred ro!s and spreading the same must
be added. This cannot be counted Tess
than five dolars--makiug the cost af. ma
nuring from the barn nearly 30 dollars rer
acrs, while that from the guano was but
ten dollars.
Now let US BE- rightly understood. We
speak of The crop OF single ycar--a very
dry summer. We cannot say how long we
may perceive as much benefit from the ten
dollars worth OF suano, as from the thirty
dollars worth of barn manure. Repeated
trials and years of observation may b. ne
cessary to bring u, to satisfactory conclu-
sons.
We are confdent tha. bulk is uf some
consequence in manurug lands of any
kind ~ loajs in heavy soils will be an
important matter compared with 800 pounds
of hot and quick guano Let us have more
trials Mass. Ploughinan.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

Mr.. EDITOR Not wishing TO be out
done by our worthy Mayor elect, | present
for your inspection the accompanying egg;
upon the first CLAN il may have the ap-
pcarancc Of being porce-lain,--but in fact it
it was laid upon the spur of the moment,
by genuine Native American Rooster I!
egg-sactly at the time when the occulta.
ton OF Venus took place, which event is
supposed to have FASTENED its production.
The bird is all right in his antcccdcnts, and
possesses almost the wisdom of a Nsst.or.
N.Y..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

UT "BeIl Polka" remembrance Of the
Germana Musical Society, is the title of
piece of music by William Buchheister, one
of the Society, which has just been pub
lished II is excellent. The title page
contains portraits of all the members, and
the likenesses are excellent. We are glad
that the Hotels in this city have secured the
services of the Germanians for the coming
summer they will arrive as usual about
the 10th of July. The "Bell Polka" is for
sale by A. J. Ward.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

The POETRY OF PnYsIc Doses have al
ways been associated in our minds with
wry faces, and medicine has seemed from
the days Of hildhood, another word for
nausea and disgust. Its remedies were the
worst part Of sicAness, and pain was not so
hard to bare as the revolving potions we
were compelled to swsllow for its relief.
DE-. Ayers preparations herald another
era. Ills Cherry Pictorial is like honey on
the tonge and healing balm EN- the stomach
His Pills! Try them--thcy are sweet NOR
sells TO taste, and glide sugnr-shcd over
the palate, but their energy although wrap
ped up, is there, and strikes with telling
force TO the very foundations OF discasc.-
Cincinnati Citizen, q.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY.
fiNiiE subscriber brgs leave 20 lniorm all
| those doing business ia 0nf;cfinncry, that
h. has opened now a wholesale Confectionery
Store NJ No. ~ Spring street, one dOOr South
from his retail s'ore, where he j. ready 10 sup
ply every thing belonging to this line, Wit
l.ozengcs by the b1x aud smaller quantities,
81 kinds oi stick Candi S, Drops, Hearts, Co..
coauut Cakes. Kls.es, MT Candies, ugh
Clcdirs, etc. All hns of Nelllc w Work Almond,
Cissi, Nn's, ,Suar'd Cinnamon, ,Sular't Cloves.
Suglr'd CuI"ntu, CELERY aId CArrawly Seed.
Sugar Plum different sizes ctc. Aso. can lie
supply at the shortest notice, with all Kinds of
Ftonch Goat ct.ulrrv and Chocolate.
l'ne quality Of his Confectionery is Just as
good rs auy oG.gcd in tie place. he a,r',nls
i ia he always flesh, purely favored, free from
Il lur or amy other addition used by others. ANY,
thirg not ipuuj as recommended, will be taken
b,cN. For lh. 'cpnnpd ttion Of his CUSTOM
ers he viii s'ni around a team with "a flesh
supply several iircs through the week. For
all goods sent aud paid for at the Wholesale store
shove mentioned, he allows 4. cents discount for
ev",y dollars worth counted from one dollar
upVariG. q MUENClilNGER-
fl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

UJBoys will find new article ofTops
at the store of Tisdalc, 1873 Thames street;
some Of them whistle and others are of va
rious musical natures. The boys should
buy them, for they are entirely new.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

u We desire TO caution the marufac tu-
rers of Egg Pop, for election, TO be careful
and not IL e any eggs that may be laid by
hens Of even "forcign extraction no Ii.
quor must be used except New England
Rum,-not even New Jersey Brandy will
be alowed,as that State is out of the Union.
The article must be purely American.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

III. Brother Hiss, one of the famous
Know Nothing Smelling Committee of the
Massachusetts, Legislature, at the Roxbury
Convent, has resigned his scat he has
mantle, ted a sound discretion for once.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

UOur engraving and The poem descrp-
tive Of it, illustrating the execution OF the
traitors in the fourth Ward, are nearly com.
pleted we shall be able tn present them to
our readers tomorrow morning. They are
very rich.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

UA onr request Alderman Gurus and
Councilman French have shaved off their
mOustaches this relieves them of their
former foreign aspect.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

pBrother Ira French, Councilman elect
from the Third Ward, will petition the Gen-
cral Assembly, at its next session, to change
bis name, as it is altogether too foreign.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

.1y-Wo call the attention Of Farmers
to the articles in this mornings paper in
regard to Guado.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

1T Sheriff Lake brought down three
more prisoners from Providence Tucsjay,
to 10 confined in the jail in this County
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

IRA train OF forty cars, containing live
stock, was brough, Into Albany on the 9TH
inst, on the Central railway Tho train
vas nearly a quarter oi mile IN length
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

~ We have received aioihcr egg. of
rather small dimcn.ion', laid by one of the
hens Of the Mayor elect this, we think is
OF putive American origin. We have sill
another, of very diminuIive size, laid by
Canary bird we do not value this much,
in consequence OF It's being of foreign cx-
traction, as Governor Gardner, OF Massa-
chuse,ts, would say.
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~ CRlHauxTv n

DR. "ANNING's c
ID n A e. e. 81!
For the rue ot Cbrnsm Ditcascs. M the
Lungs, Stomach, iIra',. Liver, aud Dirrs-
tive apparatus, SPINAL Wrakr~ss aud
drioini'irs in rhi,l'en and adelts,
with cnl,rg.mrii .ri the Shout
d',s ani Hip, dioopiny
vi III" Shsuirrs. fat
AID contracted
host,
Weak Sfnracif r. and sSiJ~s. with pain extending
,n'1 IN" >huuai',-. or Sp'ne u sinh my. all
goAr trrhag ~ the Stomach, accomIa-
nird b, acning ~ the Back aud
LiHlbs hen standing 81 VA H.
NC, s.cial, N asrend-
ng .ghi oi stars.
~ Please Iuok 1T lbc following iar,s Va
have ln our posscrsirn The written rignain,rs &c
800 persons. iuchiin, hsic,,ns si hli tie
schools, who base their ,s,il on H. SCIENCE -
Anatomy ani physIo"gy, IN iI- I-J,serr.i ,s,cs-
gallons aud results, ~ we'll MS C~rp,n"u,
satrsrrn. Merchants and Mechanics, VII, ,n-
clnde Cousmnpiion with the ab We r,aaas.
and affirm ,hrr own ease. All agrs sf Gmahs
competent To Judge oi the ,n.cts 81 ~ port "n
the lifting priucipie wiihoht restraint, pressure
or The heat Oi cushioned pads.
No charge lor ADVICE, aini IL discase has ,'s
origin in "a displacement "f any organ "f 'h"
body, il canni be cured mil the cause ia reinuv-
cd, abe sells her reu,edu IL such sny.
These braces caa br onainea vi Miss y.
CA AlAlAN Gu Srsurda, al each week. for n sv
n ore weeks, at the Earl t!cuse, North Ma,w
Street, Providence, X l
m24-dSw3lrd
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G AS FIX TU X Il =.
CITY MARKET.

'I'tiE 81 sc,ibcrs having leased anl fitted the
L st0 e rccratly oc 'upird by Mr.. George l..
Norman, (direclly under The bMly News Otiice)
No. ~ corner Of Thames aud Frank street,
would res gccliull, inform their former customcrs,
their fricr.s aud the plDIic generally, that they
are prcpa,cd to furnish Beet, Mutton, Lamb,
Pork, II ,ms, Lard, Sausagcs, Pontry, Game,
Is, ;pr, Eggs, Fruit, ami Vegetables Of all KINDS +,
and every thing usually found in u well conduct
ed Market.
Having made arrangements with wholesale
dealers in New fo. *, and yher places, we feel
confident that we can furnish Hotels, Private
Families. and Retailers, at prices that shall he
satisfactory. share Of public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
WM. D. ROWLAND,
JOHN GOULD,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

TABLE Covers, &c.-Drown Lincn Table
/ Cb,Hs, and D,ma.k hy the yard. white Linz
en- Cloths aud Dam,.k AL widths. 80 dozen
D,m,sk Table N,pkins, very cheap; Tor sale by
ali WM. &. COZZENS & Co.
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WHITE STONE WARE.

4 LARGE invoice Of White Stone Ware,
n consisting of dl 'aes, covered do. Tmccns,
stuce do. Plates all SECS Tea and Coffee
cups, pitchers, &c , sc. inst reed hy
ca. iIAIAkD s. co.
ala at their new store, No. b3 Tn mcs.st.
ELEGANr Printed Lastngs-6.i Furniture
II Dtm.k, all c1prs, plaza Wbrcons, Furni-
ure Chnt1. .WM. e. COIIENS X Co.
ala
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BOOKS NEW ROOKs !!

VISITS to European Celebrities, by WM.
Y -. : lragrc, %. O.-A Bo,' Adventures in
Au-traiia, by WIN. towdf, IDiusiratcd--hng-
iish P,st and Present, by french -.ROhinsun
Crdsoc with two huud~cd Illustrations.
ala WARDS, 80 Thames-st.
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sILAs c. HERRING.

Corner Of Pinr and Wtier sSeets, New York
n B. - Purchasers wInting IIerring's PaI~Dt
Champion Safe, should sac tina. II b-srs his name
upon a metal plate, none Others being genuine.
r2o-2m Sc. n.
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UNITED STATES BOUNTY LAND
AGENCY.

Press Forward Your Cliims.
ARMY ANO NAVY OFFICERS, SOL
a DiEi:S, both Regulars and Volunteers,
Sailors, Marines, Fktlld. Men, Musicahs,
Wagon Masters, Teamsters, Indians, and all
persons who may have served fourteen days in
any u the Wars OF the United States, since The
wear l79J, the law OF 1855 gives each OF you,
who have not heretofore received u Warrant for
Lani, One hundred and Sixty Acres Aud
TO all who have received iieunty Land, enough
Inor re to mike Ooe hundred aud Sixty Acres 4! :
In the case OF the death Of the person entitled
10 Land. his Widow, or il no Widow. The mi
nor Chihiren, are entitled TO the Bo"nty.
We are prepared to promptly prosecute all claims
Laad. and w'H supply Justices Of the Peace,
County Clerks, Commissioners Of Deeds. Notaries
Pubic, Lawyers, and all others, with The necessary
instructions and blank forms, free Of cost, aPpii-
cation, by mail, or otherWise.
When desired, we will sell the Warrant at
the market price, and remit n check for pro-
cecds. N. X. COBB 4 CO.,
% W William street, New York.
RErEREscEs-liank OF the Commonwealth /,
New lok. Ohio Life & Trust Company. New
York m27
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HERRING's FIRE aud BURGLAR TROOP

HERRING's FIRE aud BURGLAR TROOP
SAFES.
TUE Vndcuable Evidence Of the superiority of
i the safes manufactured by the SUBS riber, ~
known and acknowledged by discrmna.
ting public, who n.surrd thai all Safes ma g Hnd'
sold b. hm or his authorized agents, vii! bu equal
to the best and ,upe iDr to ui the many which
have passed through the frey ordeal for the last
fifteen years ss published nhh commented upon by
the press throughout the nited States They ars
secured with the celebrated Halls Patent Powder
Prooi L0ck--he subscriber being the Pntente" bp
by purchase.
1t Is generally known all over the world TINT tho
Proprietor PLACED h,- SAFE, w csmpe,i,oo vita
about thirty others N the Worf. Fair. london, Ia
1851, placing within thousand dusrs in goids
rs reward 10 any one VINO couh npen the sale ,bni
not one of The operators was fnand sufficiently
skilled in the Dck p King to pick the lock or
open the Safe the money reniined seoufe iUr fort,
five dsys Al the close OF the Exhibition, the Jury
on Safes and Lotk, very justly awarded separate
medals for the SAFE aud Locks, which can he scent
and compared with the one aw arded ior the -ame
patents al The Worlds Exhibition in New York,
in Is534 They can he had Of he Proprietor and his
Canada.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

GRASS SEEDS.
1OA RUSH. moved Timothy.
lUO Is do mapcd do
POO do den seed.
2500 lbs Clover do
80 bags red t"p, now on hand and inr sa% W
milo }. u 4 q. W. TERRY.
NjINEs AND LIQUORS.
w Fine old Cosn,c Brmr!ics. Pale anil
Dark do, II Hand Gin, 81. Croix Rum. AIadc,r,.
Old Port, Sh r.y, Malaga, Lisbon, Moua,a,n.
Clart, ra,c Sheery, Sicily and olh.r Wines,
aud Baskt Champagae. Bottled lLgsors ot
Liquors. The above Liquors 10 bc sold IN
quantities ma less than one pint.
m23 ". II. YOUNG, Parade corner.
nt.hE'o nEALIii tOK me MILLION,
only 25 cents for pint hottie. and ~ cts.
" only ior mammoth bottle, holding 2qar,s
Very cheap, p,latybe aud healthy. CLrke's
Yegetabl. sherry Vine Biiiers. The peoples
Gvortc. Composed Il Rock Rose, Win'er-
.gre?n. Sarsaparlla. yellow Dock Root, pande-
lion, Wild Cherry, Thorowort, Prickiy Ash,
Poplar Bark, sc. For weakness, loss Of sppe-
,ite, sour stomach. and An unhealthy state of tho
stomach, bowels and blood. Mechanics, farm.
ers clergy .ien, aud public men N general.
All of the ab W classes oi people, from hard,
conttant and uniemittine hhors, either of the
physical OF mental organs, feel at some Seasons
of the year the need Of gentle Tonic, and no
medicine can be better adaptei Tor their purpos-
os. Try tn IN All yc lovers Of good Biters
aud good Health, and YOU will 6nd them u
cheap, phcctdd aud pleasant remedy. The
u gest bJ,tle, the lowest price. and the best bit
ters in all crcat'Ju. ii. IL. YOUNG, Agt
rp3l
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WCOID.

THE subscriber has just received two cargoes
i a. very handsome seasoned oak WOOD. Also,
4 few cords of younJ seasoned wa'nut or hard
pine wood of very superior qiality. Also, all
Kinds OF coal IA reduced prices.
m3l CHARLES WILLIAMS.
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tOk SAL.
A HORSE power rlrashing Machine, with
i the right OF using the same ior terms ap-
ply TO CARRMl HARRINGTON,
m26--lmpd or WIN. +. COGGESlIALl..
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SVEIlA SIlAWI.S,

ar all desirable colors, will bc op"peda and for
" sale on Monday nest, Arp'iI i5h, At 81 S
So Thancs.s' G.. ". TURNER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26

DLACK silks-phiu aud walcrcd silks lor
ID Nan'ill,s, Sc. with ilccs and Noirc An
trqio Ribbons for trimmings, viii be opened on
a.oni,y next, at q, W. TURNER'S.
nI3 81 * So Thamrs-st
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\NANTED, IN experienced cook, also a
w chanbermad apply at this office.
a13-tl
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NOTICE NOTICE
DlliLLlpS vii remove from $50 Tlssmcs
l. street, about tho first Of MAY, to the large
ani comm,iious store in the North wing Of the
Rhode Island Uuinn Bank Banding, No. l76
Thames street. In order to make room Tor
new goofs, as we'll as to re1ucc the stock on
hand, he will offer for the three weeks 10 come
great Inducements to purchasers OF Dry Goods.
4 large assortment offspring style Bonncts, sell
ling Tor less than hall he usual price.
al0 iLj. $50 Thames street.
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Readl Read!! ReadII

Read! Read!! Read!!l
n ESlRlNG 10 reduce OUT AtOck as low as possible, be
lore opening our New Goods, we will, without 1hy
Joking about IT, sell our Dress Goods al cost LfdleS
wanting alwn thaly bNTeSe I4lAiN, or nEousle dle$s
car buy one [IDn Us oil The terms stated above.
il y0u want TO try the honesty Of Vur advertisement
call aud Seeu4a al ,,,,.-.,,-
hurQ0 NcSAiR d llERVEY.
* L.. black mustard leed, last receives! hy
% ssp90 wM J. ARMSTRONG.
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,IreTtisenents Oi gle4leI lel$Nt tHu tsAS ttAH
LV I1,S,r inIe,ed TOT longer une than !wo m9nla
t., soSb S y y SSt cent 90 tue above vii bs made Eet
1S,.SSas aes f Ge DIST taEee months aad " PEI cent
Isi,Sp V; si6., or OF s' co.
~, WV
~; IS; or professional cards, oEe AqaaEe' M N M
~. "' SS' N
nm ioOslLe) one
FS'GII'o% iii " "..''',,."'': Z. GS'SS I'd
o,.t',o, on lie above for Inside; ,,.,
Ass .Pti,SSa tha'Ttd PsF 0a,
~ :s es charged 80 suaTe rer an3g 9gE
~ GI tSU1ts aud sae rate q sises rs MN and
l.s," nN' iire oTFlGgie Insertion. 49,.
J,Sss tiAEsats, With mon'a'Y SuS 2s m
.a,e '''''!'''''''SS1Sn N
SS aim Wtekly ehslSe,'.': go tt,
SI,' al dea b Inserted g'aiutoR9y' 59t 'sps' IN
IKE ChII feI, ,,.''.' ''''''''''''''"'f'''' m
v,TiSee tOtfoe eha Ieed. s.ss..s'sn"
S..iSs,o0S charged for each candidale tQt 9SeN A
inse rttA Ior nAOniL OF le4S,la ANSnFs NV
~! ,ta' rolIc Is luSe EtEl lOT A4lI pIiG!;
Nbi 4 x. RNRTLkSQNI
John T. RVSSELLt ..
REATTY 4 Co..
GR0. O. hTTLk y Co'
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WE don't thRk It uecessary 10 invite oar friends set
le OF Say anythny about The need Of 0ney taking Jr
rvspted they will all ruAh W. aud coRIenIa ~ ID! TINE
we wish tu lnOfm tkenl howeyef, thlt aA AelNehsns
IVr.i Of twelve nOnlhA-SAy the July and S Januaty
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Notice

GAPS.
u ECKIvKD this Jay, The beat AlsoFtnent Of Gents,
IL youths, AMI thIIen'G cloth eaPst ever bTongnt -
ms city, a vuE been selected with great care NS regards
Syle and quality. They comprise 10 par; as ollowa
Gents COta opera, black ard whei gents half eloh doi
black irah and green riding bunting and Apollo cara
tosehpr viii tyery okeT descriptions OF bat Of cap exant
T,ri4 S b. HARPER & SON
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1ht lpbttltn9 1nttIIigelrter,
Is PUBLiSHEp $3.50! sG
n,ILY, rRIwREKty AND wRRELYtpY f
RBATTX &c 90.
I! /, ,z1y;SR i; 2RTD4zzTGSR i Fz726R EDITORS. II
vrrCg-Comvt Of Alaln,and Quincy Streets
ov,pte from QSiuey.Sts A Y, s..4ss
.,y. p*r saV'
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-20

less ii is fed out before winter. Purslane a.
bounds in somo rich grounds, and hogs prefer
il to tho tomato root and to the tobacco plant.
Sweet corn cut up and made fine is quite accep-
table 10 swine. Cabbagcs and iurnips are boil
ed by some farmers and mixed with meal 10 fat
len hogs.
Apple and pear trees may be transplanicd in
October as well as in the spring, in case good
care is taken 10 cover the roots. Loan or mould
is the right article to be placed around the trunks
in The fall il is quite easy 10 throw as much
as a wheelbarrow full of earth around each tree
10 support it through the winter and keep of
the SUFFICE water. The old mode Of making a
hollow around a tree 10 hold water is decidedly
wrong, as ice will bc formed and tho roots will
suffer. One or two minutes devoted to each
tree will be sufficient to throw a bank around it.
This bank may be levelled again in the spring
and made to Gil the pit from which it was taken.
-PiOughalon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-10-20
OuT-nonR pREAcurNn

Inc movement begun in Liverpool by DIR
MNeIie seems to have become very popula,
throughout England, Preaching in the open
air has been sanctioned even by bishops, and q
society has been formed il London for the ex,
press purpose of hiring laymen who are sup
posed 10 have talents for public speaking, 10
preach IN the streets. Ia England, as our read
ers are perhaps aware, the great mass of work
ingmen have long since ceased TO go to church.
The churches Of London are even more thinly
attended than those of New York and the
people having thus iorsaken the. clergy have hit
upon The expedisnt of going to the people.
IL does not seem TO occur 10 any of them,
however, 10 inquire lohy the people of England
have abandoned the church. The people OF
England have for many ages been noted for lhoir
and il may be that the fault of the
es'rangement referred to is not all on their side.