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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02

ITEMS FOR FARMERs.-We may
send TO England for Cows go to
France or Spain for Sheep, or to
Vermont for Ilorses--but neglect
to feed them well and care for them,
rs sure as the sun goes down in the
west, the breed Of cattle, sheep, and
horses will go down with il. But
nurse and feed and take care of
them, they will rise in value, as sure
as the sun shall rise in the cast
The man who would rise in the
world, should rise early in the morn
ing.---The farmer, OF small means,
should begin small cultivate thor
oughly, according TO his means,
and so direct their cultivation, as TO
make it gradually rise TO the power
Of doing greater ihings.--Two
brothers, by the name of Ross, near
Pen Yam, N. Y, have 1900 acres Of
land, stocked with Sheppard the
sheep divided into ilocks of 100
cach.--Young man, don't rely
upon friends--don't rely upon the
good name of your ANCESTORS
Thousands have spent the prime of
lie in lstless inactivity, hoping, by
and by, 10 step into other peoples
shoes, or inherit fortune accumu-
lated by the toll and economy of
their fathers. It's no blessing to n
young farmer to have a rich father,
unless that father wisely leaves him
the legacy ola good example, instead
Of title deed of the farm. Let
every young man rely upon the
blessing of heaven, upon his own
efforts, and know Tia, the best friend
ne can have is an unconquerable |
determination and decision of char
acter.--Two wealthy gentlemen
were recently con,ersing together IN
regard to the period when they best
enjoyed themselves. "I'll tell YOU"
said one, "when | enjoyed life
Soon after was twenty -one, ! ork-
ed for MIR. ID. laying stone wall, at
fioenfy cents per day." Well,
replied the other, that differs but
little from my experience. When
was twenty hired myself out for
seven dollars month, and have
never enjoyed myself better SINCE"
The moral of this dialogue seems 10
be that our happiness does not
depend upon the amount Of our
gains, or the station we occupy
but that, contentcd with small begin
n'ngs, industry and frugality will
lead to prosperity.-The sunshine
Of lie |" made up of very little
beams thai are bright all the lime.-
IN The nursery, on the playground,
and IN the school, there is room all
the time for little ec,s Of kindness .
mat cost nothing, bu, are worth
more Than gold or silver. To civ.
up something, when giving up will
prevent unhappiness to yield, when
pe'''s''"c will chafe and fret Others h
70 80 . little around rather than
come against another to take an IN
words cross look quietly, rather than
resent Or return il; these are, the
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Terms ana premiums.


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DIR. j. B. ANARCHISTS
GELD CATlIOLICON.
Tor The Relief aud Care of suE-
fcring Females.

II stan 'spfe emf
nom foriits curative
powets in AL dis
eases Tor whieh II
- rrcninme AIDED
usua ly called
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WAYS in which clouds and storms ale
kept off, and n pleasant and steady
sunshine secured, even in very hum
BILE homes, and among very poor
people, as well as in families Of higher
stations.
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Washington County Agricul-
tural Society.

w aohihS tOA SOuhty hE iCui
tural Society.
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR 1855.
President,
GEORGE w. BAILEY, OF Middlcsex.
pice Presidenis,
+. A. WRiGHr, Of Warren.
A. X. WARREs, of Berlin.
Treasurer,
J.. Il. THuRsroS, Montpelier.
Secretary,
J. NJ. Richardson, Waitsfeld.
ASSIST. Sec.
A. ID. ARMs, East Montpelier.
Awards OF PsrMiuMs ON FIELD CRoPs.
LIST pm. wheat to L4Robinson, Of Calais, 8 90
I'd +" "A. Bradford, Barre, 200
LIST Potatoes, L. Robinson, Calais, 400
I'd S.L.Gllmsn, Marshfeld,3 90
LIST Corn, al. Robinson, Calais, 400
LIST Oats, S.L.Gilman, Marshficld,3 800
q. w. BAILEY, }
HENRY MUTT, : Committee.
J. w. 4. BLISS,
ORcuARDisG.
LIST Premium on orchard to Ezra Latham Of
Mortified, 400
LIST Nursery, to A. Webster %,
Z. Roxbury, I,Oc
ALEXR. s. PHELPS, Committee.
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LEONARD SCOTT & CO,
The London Quarterly, (COnscr-
,.. Nattvr }
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The North British Review,
ttme Church
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ulI
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aadt pondoTaus Tome OF the futur. historian viii
ten niier tho living interest aud excitement of the
great poilieal events ~ the time shah have passed a.
way Ia Is TO IA 'su periodic lis that readers must lok
fo' the only really iu,eiligble and reliable history of
current esenis, And such, in addition 10 their veil
established literary, seien6;, aud thoolugita al char
reading public.
ECAHansemrnis are now permanently ma O for
Tho receipt Of EARLY SHEETS iron the Hfitisb ru,,
hshefs, BY winch We enabled pi4co All our Re-
prints 10 the hands ufuhsciibes ahou ~ soon thew
eau be FURNISHED With tbs fuieisn copies A hao.h
'h- "'os'sa very large outlay on our part, We shall
cnn'inro 10 turnb the periodicals the sam, los,
rates as hsreteioIe together with the following me
m In M
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INDICATED INHALATION.
4 NEW METHOD.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY bas recent
- " Hccn maae hY DIX. &C. REis 600 curns Asthrnn,
Consumption Ifunrhii-, Coughs, Colt- ufd nlt uue
tumrlHints, hy Mrairutc lnhrlatiuu. IT, CO HIiS'-
HtGtANh, otiNtAitNG lifGLAN NhrUR AND
CHERRY SYRUP has accomplished the most ~ua-
dcfiul curs of t.ihna uud ionsunpiH.r, ~ the Ct
~ 81 New Nofk nrd vieiunY for % tew mpuihs pasi +,
eve" known tu man. IL - producing impression on
Disease Of The Lungs, refrf before witnessed hy the
medical profession. Sec coriac.te in the hands OF
AGENTS
The lialef IL worn 90 ihe ~ al uudef tie iinoa.
without hr least taeunveu rnce, ths heat Of the bod,
hsina sufficient 10 tynrufate the nidsuppillng The
lungs constantly with hcarg afd ngfcefhie sapnf,
passing tut" a the cir ce lni plssaEes 81 the Lungs
ihi cannot posslhy be- reached ay any other mvdein".
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COUNTRY INvALIps.

,an have us stating their explioiis tagethsr
WIN az theif summons, per letter enciosins ,emit
'anee) pf, n medicine, appropriated eeeofd!neIy
Forwarded to any part Of the United Stn,.s and
Packea seeufs from DAMAGE orCURiOFITY
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tflr0irines.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND /!
Holloway's Ointment.

Cfisens If ne Uaisn,--
You have done mo the honor as with one voice
from ono end Of the Union to the other, to stamp the
character Of m, Ointment with your appreciation. II
il scarcely years since made It known among you
and already it has obtained more celebrity than uny
other Medicine in so short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
3s Corner Of Inn and Nassau Streets .Ntp rorl.
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SCHENCk'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

VIII he found 10 possoss those qpalities necessary
the total cfadica ION Of al bilious attacks, rioupt
iusan the eiious oI ihc liver and give healthy
tone 10 The enif1 stsfrm. ini 90, % D. no otlinny
discovery in Medical scicnec To have nveuteh rene
ay these -iubhufn complaint, which deroiupe I'll
the r-suls produced by heretofore fise 81 ca.-
mci-a mineral iustis dicia.d ~ maxi INLAND ae-
ku1r lodged 10 Ice destructive be the extreme 10 the
huHun system. 1hat tho rfopefti oi erfian vrge-
table. cunptio ~ The virtues OF cllome, wtihuu' It's
iniu iun. fendrnc,s is nintttd fet, rendered
iHJisrui hr by scientific frssstch~. nni tiase who
use tba ManataAe rii, VI Dee fuy stt-hed that the
best medcin's atn tho epfue'ied by nature 10 The
'~pn he 40. aud rouls ui The fields.
81. fis ueH iir fas, a.. Hnd correct 90 billion. de
f4eeem nt- viiiout s.,ufioa arY 81 th- Iuttuv-
turel- Of calumel ofoihff roisons. The .ref on at
bile u promoted bs these P., e. will Zee e g., the
nhei'o colu 81 hu sfool- mud li-appt afing OF The
sail'w complexion anr cleansing gi the tpurar.
Ample dttccfi"ss 81 use accompany oAch box OF
dls, nnd She nice ol qu4u bottle ei toe sea Weed
Tonic aud box e p''l- comb ned q. CO.,, dolli
asani- fnf - cents
These rene irt aiu pfepafci vnav she rft.anal 50
pcfrispn Of nj u -cheucs, proprietor % schemes
fuiniluc -yfup, ihe scl o.ti'shsd eni,iy o. ION
sumption, Hrtuthius, tru- b., toid-. a.. BE-. aun
the inventor e she c,i~hrttri Ec.rifnurtcr if 4.
nm.n'ug aua dsivens 80 disoAsss The iuae-, Heat
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Peus Poncils, Iuksta nds, I,1dIes aud SCHOOL,
Travelling lnkstan l., Onllls. sand, :. nd Bo,esi
InI.lhe TAX. Eiasres. Sealing Wax,
Ird,r.' Note aud Latter Paper, ruled aud unruled,
Gili s1d plain Envelopes to maich--sone enila'
p,n knives Wafaf Boxes. Pou Frlos, Port Monies,
Odd Gases Cards of all kinds, Visiting und Game,
wedding Catds and Cake Boxes,
bristol iloanl--all sizes and thicknesses,
nfafirr Papers-from Capto Super Royal,
nnanet noari, straw Rontd FINDERS Junk Board,
Cih snrflcsd and MARRIED. Fapet.
lafse lot Of the best INK in Quart Pint, 4oz and
srbonl Boric., Writing Bouk-. sletcs Of all Il
A
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02

more u an tfil habit someirs uda ecd a. ~ bows
10 solitude, often growing M sifh thet, 10 49,
ana winch, Of nui tiufmef 10 due time not oal, be..ts
serious "bsiaclcs 20 maitme nal huplncss bat rls.s
rae 10 setcf q" pt"iraetst, iasidons rud dsvasiair
Affections, Few oi those Who give Va, To- this nerrt
ci"ns pfpc'teo are aware If the commencement until
ihey MAD the nervous system .batttfra rel sifsnes
mind. - sew
The uniotiuraie thus affected become feeble is ns
mind 20 siadys h- steq j. taGiy aod seak hr Jvu
iire.oluie ahd engage, 10 his sport Wuh icp ensfry
u be emaneipats himseH before Tho practice has
sone ~ wort, and cutrf matrinony ht. marriage ~
aniiuir aud his scnsr tells him at this !, cnusrd
bi ~ earn I"iiies- 1Afse seHs|dsrafiaHs fhlcA
Shoata aHskfa The afAfDH
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IT y EVT 7HIV FHNEf
Pure Wild Cherry Rilfers.

iof the cure OF Bilious and Jaundice complaints and
gsheI-l debihy They quicken the blood nd give
cents IN pint hotties.
:, lloyd & PAUL, No. l49 Chambers street, New
YORK, wholesae agents ioi all the above medicines.
sold ~ PRRD. &. SMITH, Monipelieri b. o. TY-
hth, Montpelier ciaIk aud Yates, Moiotowaj J.
Hobart, Middiesex =. Skinner, Waitsfeld; James
Caidell, Warren; L. b. Green, Richmond; and by
dealers in medicine generally. 90.iy
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Cramp aud Pain Killer.

The woiId is astonished at the MONDE hui cures per
Termed by the CraiaP and Pam k,iier, prepared by
CURTIS PERKINS. It's equal has aever been
spinal eomplliats, efamp 10 the limbs and stomach
rheumatism 40 aiis FORMS bilious cholc, ehlls I'D
ieNeTi huFns, sore throat and gravel decided, The
hest remedy 10 the world. Eyide nee Of the most
wonderful cures ever performed by any medicine are
DC circulars In the hands Of Agents. You nav be
Posreg sure ~ yei'ef II you a.. Millions OF hot
',"s OF hs medicine have 5een sold ia New Englan nd
the past sis OF eight yearsi is nov for the rst time
York. ~ ~"
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ROCK BINDERY.

Pamphlets, Mnsafincsi &c.f ovuud q" any s'l ne
sifod. -
Custom.rs sending their orders for Probate, Town
ohcf Records, Joufnals, pocket', or hnoks ruled
nhhsund to any pattern whatoveri may rely upon re-
ceivine perfect Satisfaction.
M. T.. Davis, whosc accuracy aud workmanship IN
this branch Of business ha. boon 80 t1yofshls tnnwn
fots-veral years past will give this department his
nnftienl,r attention NJ. WALTON.
III tho Store 80 long occupied BY T.. =. Willon E.
T. Walton n suns.
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The Managers Of Washington Co.
Agricultural Society are notified to meet at
the Court House in Montpelier, the third
Tuesday Of Feb. next, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
Per Order, A. ID. AIMS, Assist. Sec.
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Water Wheels for Saw Mills,
Grisf Mills. Starch Mills.

or Tor any other Water Wheels. such a. Paper Mills,
Tim Hammers, &c. This advantage these Wheels
have over othfs Is hoy require much less than
any other wheels except the OVERSIGHT large Breast
Wheels for saw Nll-. use from 70 to 1875 inches Of
watri the head of water requires. Fourteen feet
head Of water aud 45 inches Of water sufficient to
drive % cominoa Saw Mil.
These Wheels m dc Of iron, aud cast IN
niece. There vitiuus sizes Of Wheels 40 inches,
feet ieet aud feet. Thoy are constfuctod that
they can BE- attached wooden shnfs, without altering
ofieinat belitng uf gearing Address
SIMEON n. BUXTON. Proprirtot,
HutltnI. N.fuoot
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IxI,NiINfRErnI.e

- Nh' piaecs hNEsci under Dr. kINkEIIN's
treatment may relieionsy eoufds Ia his honor
anu ref upon ne assurance, lhot The seersts
OF nr. Ks patients will never be- dis.l.fed
Young man-let no faise modest, d.te, an, foss
mas 'ag you case known 10 one who f,.., ,ancstt.o
anu respectfully, era certainly Lefirna IAN,
Too many ibink ihey will cYnce ,,c,e, In ,t,ir
o~n hearts and care themselves. Alas how often .
,hs atal anlHsioni aud haw many promising young
man, who might have bee 40 NJ Ia .ci, M.
faded from tbs earth N'e'''" Nv
structures Of the uTsthra are rapidly removed b, the
application Of new iherRpeutiea med All, r.,
Df. H. Hsakssss and eeSsfrutieasI s,kilfy ,ssnu,l,
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Linking GIasscs.

POSSESSING su3e. iof mci6tes for getting hem
up. enn offer Inducements ga this department. OF
my hpuse-flrnishing establishment no where else to
be found 10 this oishborhuol.
EMERY BROWN.
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Cheap Cash Bookstore, Bindery
AND
PAPER WAREHOUSE.

A MuNG SCHOOL BOOKS you can end Town.
n l, g and 4 Readets; DO. Spoilers; Sanders
series OF Readers aud spellefsj Towns Gfammaf
ecbool Reader Poiitt's Retnfical Reader; Do Anal
,.i. Andfew'sand Stoddards Latin Reader aud Gram
mar. Webs new Eng Grammar; Weld's Latin Gram
and Readet; Ounck cnboss' first Lessons IN Com
po,it,on, C'oshy's Creek Giammaf; Adams New A.
,ithmetic and Keys DO. do. Revised do. Columns
Arithmetic Emofsons do; Smiths FIRST Lessons IN
Geoffsply DO. Quafto Geogfnphy MitshePs Gcog-
,.phy and Atlas latest edition Ouey's andPafley's
Dayio's Lesendre. DO. Algebra Rohinsous do. do.
I'M EL Kcyes To samci faikct's and Cumstock's
pb,lo.orhy; Comsiockis Chcmistyi Lcycicirs Ia
sar Arkeman's Manual HISTORY, NorccstoT's liisio-
~ tiutn.efs U. :. Histar, Wuhstotis school Die
tionnfy; Wchsiet's Uni. Edition and others atwhoe
ale and tetail--rheAp for cash.
ST.f.uE.NTS-lasge and small;
YTfgLES-'rurk, clasp and ouafto Family;
p,,,rf Hooks Watts and Select, aud Methodist
U,mn Hooks; nainrs' Notes;
Tho vntks Of Willis, Scott, Campbell, Pore lowit,
shatsptsre, Thompson, Pollock and utheIsi
salad ff the Solitary, Lofiy and the Iowly,
Home scenes, Margaret reroivai, Dreamy Liic,
Caiiies s Graviies, Sacred stfenms snow Image,
uooks OF snubs, Fostus, Tales Of n Traveller,
Doll md Gents, Solomon Northiop, p aslatei
NAV Martin aud other tales, revised edition
I.n,encoi's History Of Vermont,
Thompson's Vermont and Appendix &c. e..
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rLOoDhcj PAINFUL, SUPPRESS ED, aud IR-
REGULAR MENSTRUAfION, &c. with All thoI,
accompanying evils Cancer cscepted,l NJ matter
how sefee or Of how long standing.
ms mairine has never b, en- introduced by enotv
puhs and hsrepfesentaIons, j. II intended ,ha,
hs piesentpppuariy shall he susirinnd Ay any me
hlum out I, moTts and the a'probsion of ta public
-an-
gyNOIlcE TO THE UNFORTUNATE FEM ALE
| feel a ditY incumbent upon mv.e,f TO declare
publicly he great bio fsing Dr. Marchsi's utetine
Cath9hepn mas proved TO nc. tor two Yeafs nv
health vas miserable was almost enable 10 walk
Physiei'us pfonoIrced my case falling of the " o,nb
EXTENSIVE alterations, commencing with nnot Aibas
The prs, irritation prostraion, and tho int
i'siid d-shaise, rendered life burden. In ,h. mis-.
erahla condition, Dr. b. 2. NEWLAND recommended
IT, Matdnisis Uterine Caihnlcon. amer taking .our
bottles lind myseliin perfrst health. Gratitude for
my fesi"aion uakes Hfdeniy dc. Ire that N n \
'ef, ae unfortunate, may lnd relief from his
Inc slim Dbl e medicine.
EilZABETH A.NEWLAND.
- No. 10 West st. Utica, n Y.
The dave siaienehi know 10 be trua
T. o. NENLAND, MD. Utica, n. Y
! must say, from my ava experience and personal
observations 10 my practice, has proved TO be- the
bet and safest remedy for the difficulties for which
u - recommended via: that OF Female Weakness
such as Ptoiapsus uef, fluor !hus and all irfeRu
lar aHd Painful Mensuation and olsen ses of in ia.
hsn OF the femaie organs.
D,Y FooTE, NJ. o., Syracuse n. Y.
Let All intel isted call and obtain pamphlet (fruel
containing ample prot, from the most re,pcctable
sources. OF The beneficial results Of is u.e togeh.,
with letisrs from hishy experienced ph,seians who
have used II IN their practice aud speak from obsersa
ton.
u. o. TYLER. Agent, Druggist, Montpelier. VI.
JAMES N. HENRY, WATERBURY and hs Drugests
generally, Throughout tbs state
ia. MAschlsi h co. P,oprietoss.
H.u"o' cea'ial Depot, 30i broadway, NY.
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CIR plam K tbs aSus.
BY T.. T.. WALTON.

cue that by the Piow would thrive
ilimscifmust eithetH0LD Of DnIYr.'
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"l'd aind o. like to have cot
Fixed on some sunny slope u spot
Five acres, moro or less,
With naples, codais, cherry trees,
Aud Poplafs whitening ia tho breeze.
"'Twould suit my taste, guess,
To have the porch with vines o'e,hung,
With bells of pendant wooibiuo swung;
In every bell bee;
Add round my ll,tico window spread
a elumP Of roses, white aud red.
" To solaca uino sni s,a-
Kind o. think l should desire
To hear around the lawns, choir
OF wood-hird- singing sweet;
And in dell ia have u brook,
Whcle might 81, aud read my book.
Such should be my retreat,
Far fom The etJ's crowds AID noise;
There would rear the gil. aud boys,
have some two or ,hrse,l
And IL Kind Heaven should bless my store,
WI Eve or ia or seven more,
How happy should be !"
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10 an mo ptincipal Cities AID Towns, these wo,k.
AGE. IN" VI rosf-
When seat BY mail he Postage 10 any part of the
toi '''aekwood and hui fOURTEEN ClNis ,as.
Tor eae' Of the above kusiea.s 'e''
lsyhonntances and eslnngunlc atioa. shaniJ .l.s.
be addfet.od, p0sl paid 10 The LubI,shar. -'"1''
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=, 81 GoLD STREET, NRNyoRK
Nh LIS. A Go. have feesati, puLlishsa' and
nave no" iof sac, tho Farmers Guide by Ii.n,s
Stephens OF Edinburgh 4 the la,. Poi N.' asniy
coiiess.Nes havea complete In so,. 10, Al ..,.sa
containing 1000 Pages, II steel and Goo wood
logs Free, AZ muslin biading, SO.
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Thirty Years Experience of
an Old Nurse.

MkS. WlNSLOW 10 THE LADIES.
. Nrs. Winsow aud old experienced nurse aud
Female physciHn, would call the attention II the
Ladies TO her Soothing syrup ioI Childfen Teethine
u "'n Immediately ieheve them fTnm pain, aiiiy all
'pasm"ne action soften the gums reduce innamA on
ana - sure TO regulate The bowels Depend upon n ,
mother, u will give rest yourselves and lief and
Ia
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AFFLICTED READ!!,
INVA.EDs.

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUsE-EHshii.h.
ed p, eaas ago ~ Dc. kfNkELtN, corner IT Third
nnd umuu fis between Spruce aud Pine, Fhiialcl
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FEMALE
COMPLAINTS.

OF these arc PRO-
LAPSUs UTERI,
Of Falling Of the
Womb FLUOR
Al.BU>, or whites;
q u x q MIC IN
PLANTATION aud
uLCERATlO Of
The WOMB; IN
tlDENrAL HER
MORTGAGE, or
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October ls5l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-02-02

GARDENING.-Too little attention,
especially among the Farmers, is
paid TO this pleasant and profitable
department OF rural industry and
household economy. Beside The sub
stantial comfort, the fruits Of a well
cultivated garden impart to a family,
by way Of good living, supplying the
table with that which is need(ul as
well as a leisure in the very employ
ment il gives TO the mind and the
hand of the cultivator, adds greatly
10 the sum of human happiness.-
Gardening yields food for the mind
as well as the body. 1t promotes
love Tor the beautiful in nature; and
leads the mind from " mature up TO
Natures God"
The Gardener, and the Farmer,
too, if he pcases, may add TO his
pleasures, and the profits Of his
calling, little of the good taste Of the
FLORIST, 10y cultIynting, for the benefit
of himself, his wife and daughters, a
patch in front or in rear of the house,
devoted TO rich variety of flowers,
and may rear a monument of good
taste in the shape of Rose Tree
Mr.. Kives, an English horiculturist,
thus speaks OF one as follows:
Some six years since, having
some rosc-stocks five or six feet
high, and stout us broom handles. |
was induced to try what effect some
Of the beautiful varieties of Rosa
Senpervirens would have if budded
on them, as ! had some latent idea
that they would form very graceful
pendulous trees; accordingly Sc
locted from that family few of lis
most interesting varieties. These
trees are, in the blooming season,
pictures of beauty; not a shoot has
ever been touched by the pruning
knife there is consequently no for
mality; their beauty consists in their
graceiulness and ruslicity, which is
quite refreshing in contrast to the
closely pruncd heads of the finer
varieties of standard roses"
In culiivating a garden the useful
and the beautiful are naturally and
gracefully combined. No wonder
that lover o nature, immured in II
city of brick and mortar, should
occasionally sigh for a country resi-
dence, and sing out in the fullness of
his heart