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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-23
MARCH %, 1855.
WHEELING.
No. lIsuper Phosphate Of Lime,'
YBnsUS "GUANo,'

THIS yalrable ertIHter has been ed r several Seari
IN EFeiSnd and OlLtI PaIisO EmUPe. ana nESt " g.
a 10 dS the kIAe't 'anE IN FoPuay and ibe extent y
l Ch II is used lNOR& EaIHkGs us lhsOdEuch " W
country b. liz tUbSether has ttth oIe ietth 4W lns
piuFetS Il has Hde In te ts'lRniiUn Ok tie Public ~
mi hen RS marked SgeeeSsul thth abiOad, aneT u
Itisl ~ tLIee jelS Investigation Us Efit1 10 NhlCh
tins he has teen very many ltrLT ulouE rAEelneii1
uait bY lie most tCiepiihe ;dtuty'iAsr ard VARIOUS
iubs, to1natee4, &c SIDE b. aide Pc avian tin'L0, q
10 1 Jtlat We valpe cOmrOtP lbe ae abd In nOs,
iE1t4i Get preference ElNeR 10 TIE EU er th04FGIe y
LINE" Slth eIorts a. IeluIntd will Ahor ee 'haSSo
beGre the pubic whca will CONVEX ntoe intIrhtIIeh
than te 3UbIcTibeT ke8 d 0Ssd 70 oHs a' tAs manu-
attuItG, tIhe rIeSeEt H9Ouehi
lis chemical tompOsticnlSO Of that Fature % q 3St AZ
ord ioOd ard n0lTs she Ia owlh o! oll Inscriptions,
lls baas being ~ bed ground "pt'" W ele; q o.
wbch IS ainuTe Is alttGIy well and aPrttehei
wLcb tIe d.cOmpoItd by tie addition o. ore hfll lheI
Neitht Of SuphUic Atd, ~ which sd1td uue Pop'I
lion OF GttI0 aud SulTlRte ~ AhnoniH he h itI vEe
o The uOa t:IenI aEealS In The beat PeTuH an
1t a easy Eatd eJ. beng iua IeIeet powders NIL ne
tuad suitable TO al iOiis wlu an'eh uTe AID Eekpln
ard when al maturity to be OIL As s1sIO'N a' hsre te
Pamphlets will b forwarded on Application t. tie IvH-
icribtI Or 10 his sFrriS, wh,ss tnFs ave a. oloWi
Mt,ssts. MtG uher Il Sons. Ricl m"Id, Va
do RnwItlt, Htudt II TO, Peie'a ahu'G, Va.
do Rorum & NtCielu, Norfolk, Va.
40 C. N Stevllt, tEa., hal' iuAo E, Nd.
L. u. III uRG,
AZ isu'tEral htmi1i,
,.Dot WIiIiamthuTsh, LING lSaIh, " 7.
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WHEELING VA. FRIDAY MORNING,
CIYY BUSINESS.
Hagle Forge, wire & Iron Works
EIIUusz, so. 90 NtlN HSEE
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NTtSurICTtREKu uf a. SIItR Far ard FaMT lTon,
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-23

Now Music Store.
siyn oi the GtrCInn TriGOuanI, Nc. t9n
IfUiu StTcCt.

co., ;. FIcKiEsoN wcu!d fsIr'..:tlIy IN
SEsi . apoente 10 tie citizens Q: WteeiiTE aud u
s.,T n, 4 f' 'i o. 9E."s +. s d ntE to, 's
Guuz, rioirCe!io7, Fasoet', Flutes, fie', Aeeorde
cn', Rbjos, ard 1GmboTiEea ITaIS INSTRUMENTS ilG
s4tutIol socks or ali kinds Of Ip,,rrnAstai and oI
IGat Tie Plano, Guitar, FlOts Spd viogn a'o Tx
reHeSt SOEGs UtliG ETC, 1Pd toe Etiy he Ronan aGd
lialsn viWiM 1Rj GUiuT StinsH.
Chfooe, RstJi, Turing FO'ES sIo VIosiu and GgitaI
Se,ewI, Yi0l FiEfer and Tail loaId3.
IiuWG lot Hi0lnceliO sad Violin.
/, Kle.eTt rurntuie POsb, Eor TtEoyS'lnS TttE!1hti
RGTale, lpth Is H'uos, CabBcI', steam Eo'A or any
descriptions Of FuThituIe.
Of lie 6t ard 6est IL the ubird Siiea, sri
as Sunn8 anal ClaIk't grand ihd S9Uae PishOS, IT, Dgn
b.ait liILe,t aud Alens cee5ltea Bgt'on Flares,
Agent tOr tue make 0tCtEbaldt and Needtlmb Fateai
NeO4tonS.
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YTeHLY TMpoRTANT.


Ins,qalGnt US Liquiu FiE Dp.
rJ,n those wi.hiES kS dye iA' nay be drPcnded w.
or Ne tsntLtt 'uly eeonn ED the ilQye !he 6e''
5ey ttesitt can e iiTen a. 70 ~ 'SsnCI5 SSt
sESH!.Is =, Wv I'll L0GAN&CO.,
,ih ~ sic iEenit iti, eiiT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-23

N.siuA iL.
t,RAN2uEIu d NV ave rRr'vni 'he,f " b sIslt
i lieao .urt'oW'te >ini;i tiV~'e hGi, i,mFs' ~ no
,vt Yri,.'u7F AlwII> lie Nm B'id Ai'HE
!, IT,, !: w., .nd i..4-ps. .''.: "H e.. t"S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12

hurry Of doing good than that
which a large city like this presents
every night in the year.
One meets with so much misery
that with, little aid might be trans
formed into lappiness---so m''cn
wretchedness that might be CONVEX
ted into comfort--so much suffer-
ing and sorrow that might be ale
waited at a little cost-that the IN
uuiry is often provoked--are the
two hundred churches in this opu-
lent city, which preach the doctrines
of the Savior every Sunday, only
the witnesses OF what men affect
TO be rather than what they really
are ? If there is one principle
greater than another taught by the
Savior while sojourning on earth
it was charity,-chariIy in its most
enlarged and comprehensive sense.
He had but few promises for the
rich,-that is TO say, for the posses
sors of mere worldly wealth for
mere worldly ends. The poor had
his words Of encouragement and
comfort often,-but the rich mar
that was clothed in fne linen anC
Jared sumptously every day, haC
his prototype only in the miserable
Dives, while his claims TO enter thu
Kingdom Of Heaven were narrow
ed down to the desperate chance o
camel's going through the eye o
a needle.--Boston Paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12

Han MANURE. Like guano, hen
manure possesses many valuable
properties, in n form most convent
emily concentrated. In all cases,
however, where i, is applied directly
as stimulani TO crops, II should be
compounded with some less powerful
material, as loan, muck, or garden
soil. This is necessary precau-
ton, as the deposling of the seed on
or beneath il would inevitably prove
fatal TO its vitality. Mr.. Bscon, IN
the American Agricuiturist, says;
:" have lately been Informed 10y
an intelligent and skillful culIivalor,
that the following preparation is an
ample and complete remedy. Take
hen manure one part, reduce II as
well as you can 10 powder; then
with an equal part Of plaster Of Paris,
incorporate II well together, aud
sprinkle the mixture over the vines,
or sow It over the drills Of your iur-
Dips.
Hen manure is free from the seeds
Of foul weeds, and, in consequence
Of the great abundance OF ammonia
Il contains. il possesses great effect
IN pushing plants forward. Hence
'or tomatoes, peppers and similar
plants IN our northern climate, il
possesses high value. II is well
worm being saved with care, by
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12

These times come and go, like
butter and cheese, but leave no te-
freshment to the body polite. When
one pressure in the money mafke,
has passed away, il is soon forgotten,
and the hot haste to get suddenly
rich, which produced the evil, sud-
denly takes possession of the trading
public. In short time. another and
a more general smash up among
banks, brokers and imaginary mill
ionalrcs comes on as matter of
course. in defiance Of all the gold of
the California mines. The annual
product of gold from that State.
from 1913 TO 1853, is as follows:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12
consumption Cured.

New NHIk. Doc, w, 1853.
ctHc fa 500 Fafi i. iir siis f-It-fs.f. a.t na-
tive liirr BE- 81. iahH, Ne4 riuassi-ss ah,na r.arb.
eel lhi- rhf, aif health VS. teft pinf bod afeiy had
eou- De flsrt od &C. iatfalfri ~hrh YEAS queai.
- mifrd wiih iiout bad pf'n in my ic0 ,fe, and
~ ven et4k ani eH4ueiafed. NJ, fitads aud pa,.
sififn rrnnnnnfei my tats Causuafniisa cod .cfend
thf rrach C ncdiefne. heard arridsnt. ly OF DO.
tuft'. itgoHna, or inhdins Nissn v poe ani
rn"lff rynft ana Nufainei q iaria-e shfh I rrfiiy
h"ht'e wls the mflns Of sowing mY ll'. SOON Oh
wrafirg ihr inharf, lfnu.d 90 tcl-sof the pressure
"n l b ns- .d e nr rile tfe disease made a.
appo .fin'e upHu ihH suita-c uHdcf itc intalrr. :
io"s The heny Strup d.rsc ru, aaI continued 90
d" 30. ni cough gradually riovins htt~r, unul % 90
nel iti mr nod noes caasIHrf utrv tufrd.
,n'i ~elr e lufaicr as ihr 10 faihor pleas.
an am h.hetinf h strengthening an4 Iurifyiug 10
'he inrgs feel uaNiiias 90. fTefsent o.. 90, nsr
wtfh g.. JDuN kXpDn
eilif Hptn PAifi. NJ. ig9 Cas,n,el. -iigsi.
= H. hiNf. cftnaf % iaAa atf,ft sul nfolInat. =.
/, firt sfa a4,sfgo
~ h-eie cocoon iaclo.iar s3to BOYD raul
~ ''h iia A. fE"kiN>. Nv lork, aili receive "a
l.,rf is' 'iii"ins ao'ir ei - srfa Narof, on, OF
'hrfy ~Aful nui 900 Hhtst tiie.t ha hs o. press
f'' ie snf r.it o the tarri sitl. or foug i,aekt
SNiih. al.is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12
tflc0irines.
j. n. sCWENCK's
PULM 0NIC SYRUP,
For the Cure of Consumption,

The proprietor Of this medicine was himself, mani
ycafs ago, reduced 80 low 10 be given up by ms
physicians and ficnds, in the iasi stages d consunp-
lion. When ali hopes Of ovef getting vel had He'd.
b. was -tfn1glr recommended tn use SNfnn made
from ola Inliun fcee irt, which succeeded 10 etec
iualy cuting him. Tho family physicians aud large
M ahst uf ospectho gentlemen cpftihud t the facts
af THE oase, aud the ruinoni' svup obi iteh u
reputation tquahed IN hnt sertian Of the ruun-
ty Creating, as mi. case did, sensation second TO
that only OF miracle, DR. Shenck was waited on by
many umtan5 anici d to whom he iinin stored the
s,fup fith thu Same bonefeai results In fact, such
wus iho noiofcty Of this medicine, that eminent pfac
tcing nhysiriaus had their attention dfnwn toward
tho rising reputation II H. from hrting gitncsssd its
curative powers. and freely este d.d tho hand Of
fiondshp aud en, onaeemeat TO d. shruck, and IN
tfoduceh tho medicine to the public, aud used b. In
THEW dahl rractire.
No Other medicine oprfafos upon ihe system IN the
r,arnet that tho rumouir syrup does. T. produces
healthy action upon Tho morbid piits, by rudbi ing
them from disease: promotes the rNpt etufuiions, w.
a,s hr cough, riprns the mlitei in The lungs, md
when n t. discharged, ~ heals fhn opening mt the
bro no.. 90 the tnb nhscts- produces and The
lungs brcomr sound snd resume the peiiomtace OF
their nutHfti flhrions "a also suolhts the ffnniod
rofon Of the iuu9s and other ufguus, u1i thus re-
sinios these puts TO health. a superui properly
that ne uedir pussesses over an others is, That a.
conisios uo opium, calo-.i OF any other dcic'eisu-
medicine.
In lsti nf shenck removed from Flcminsion, New
jersey Co Phlndelhia. And commence hc practice Of
bis profession, wleio b" soon Quicd o. reputation
excel I'd D., nooc, ~ eutrg dsssss that had hrteto-
iufn hleu deemed iurutabie, aHt be HFs stHfe then
htiY presented % She world Heun'rsiulle evidence OF
h- success
Boih oi hi. pafonis died with ransnnpiinn, which
paafs TO have hcen an hereditary d-rn.e aith his
nthfif- GnNt. Al his hroflcfs RnH s'af-, except
diod carry of this dscnsr no Of them but The
one brother, reaching he tge ni tw'niy,
1hu- ten neatly Ute lat "i Dis lmni, ht naturally
f. d some alarm, as one after enolh.f Nas Consigned
to the silent Tomb ID thls O. N uNsil yer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12

farmers and gardeners, for every
purpose OF cultivation. Care should
be used, however, in its application,
for il given in too close proximity TO
the roots of the plant, lis effects are
fatal. It's value for all purposes is
greatly increased by mixing with
charcoal, or when this is not nj hand
with plaster. Every man who keeps
hens should have his hen house so
constructed as to save all the man
urc, aud save it as dry as may be-
and he will find it no considerable
item in his matters of economy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12

~ = a ILthINN, NfUllIsfs
Price O. cents a battle. ~" N'" '"A-
y h'-sir sure aud call for Cs,fi, A. p,,t,.,, o.
sha ran h"~. Al othofs brahnt .his ns.ne s,p
LIMITATIONS. flce l2l-2, rs and 81 4 , cents n,
bottle according tosze. GEMS per
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12
S3I3.011S51

And yet, with this immense amount
Of gold dug gu, Of the earth OF n
single Stale of the Union, a great
pressure is upon the money market,
and thousands upon thousands OF
the industrious but starving poor, are
thrown out OF employment and must
suffer fer the necessaries of life -
Why is this = Simply ha.nnsa 40
consume and waste upon our extrav-
agance more than we produce. Be.
ca use we buy more than we SELL
Because we buy foreign broadcloth'
and eschew domestic manufactures
Millions of money are annually sem
TO Europe TO pay for paper rags
while but litlle fax i, grown in ON
own country. Farmers, mechanics,
merchants, manufacturers, think OF
this A reform is loudly called for.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12
To Mill Owners of Vermont.

rI'HE .nisciibcr hpNing pufchashed OF TIMOTHY
L ROSE, his Improvement on D,rsu -3rton Uatsr
Hhesis lo The State Of Nermont patented Sept 2ith
4. roalt to IIfuish
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12

The best cure for hard times is
economy. A shllling's worth Of
white beans will do ns much feeding
as fifty cents worth Of potatoes f;
while SIX cents worth Of Indian meal
will make as much bread as fourteen
cents worth Of -four. Besides this,
il is twice as wholesome.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12
BOOK BiNDERY.

Pamphlets, Magazines, &C., bound 10 amy style de-
sired
Customers scadng their orders f0r Probate, Town
OF othef Records, Journals, bnckcts, books ruiz
and h,und To pattern whatever mnt fny upon re-
csiving perl, 81 sHtisficfion.
hf. T.. Davis, whose accuracy and ~o'smanshtr IN
this hf4nch business ha hcrr - ilvuraolv tnBwn
fot.evrral years past, viii give dis hcpttment his
.u,ttical4f ai Q, ntinn. 81. WALTON.
In tho sure so long occupied Big Er Walton a t.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12

BE- KIND.-The law of kindness
to domestic animals is as necessary
TO success as the law Of love for the
good Of mankind. Governor Ever.
EFT: in addressing the Massachusetts
Legislative Agricultural Society,
spoke thus beautifully and pertinent
ly upon this subject. After aIluding
to the domesllcalion Of animals, such
as the horse, the OK, the ass, the goat,
the sheep, &c, he said
"The domestic animals not only
have active powers like our own,
subject 10 the same laws Of health,
but they have nervous system close
ly resembling ours. They are sens
Ible TO all the degrees and varieties
OF pain, and, and as if 10 mark a
sacred community of suffering be-
tween us and them, they express it
IN the same way that we do. Tho
Providence has given 10 man what he
has denied TO the lower animals, the
power OF describing his sutierings in
words, yet in the extreme of pain,
he abandons language and takes ref.
ugc in groans and cries. The suH.
erlng beast and the suffering man
speak the same inarliculate language.
And he is entitled TO the same ey-
empuon IRON srutuiious pam. The
person who subjects his brute beast
to unnecessary suffering may walk on
two legs and counterfeit humanity,
but he is brute. But the domes-
tic animals have n higher claim To
kind treatment. They are capable
OF attachment they are grateful Tor
good usage they are influenced by
the Understandable magic of the hu-
man voice, when II speaks the tones
of love. remember reading in the
newspaper letter from an emigrant
to Oregon, who had crossed the
Western desert He said that when
the hard journey was about two thirds
over, and the whole party, man and
beast, were almost broken down by
the suiierngs and privaiions of the
weary march, there was in the large
melancholy eve of the paiien, OK a
look of accomplishing endurance,
which was enough TO move a man TO
tears. We have all read of the dog
who watched the dead body of his
master, starting at every huiicr of his
garments, ill he died himself Of star.
Walton. And will you beat and kick,
and goad and starve creatures like
these For myself, | want no bet.
Ter test OF considerate, prudent
Iarmer, than bis treatment of his an
mals. Prudent, did | say! IL is a |
matter which rises far above pru-
ience. II belongs TO duty and NOR
his. If ! was obliged 10 choose be-
ween them, had rather, so help
ne Heaven, go before my great aud
lnal Judge with the nnenlightoned
aith OF The " Poor Indian"
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II :" ~ T'T| TITTW
Iure Wild Cherry Riifers-

.u' 'ute OF bilious aad jaundce complaints and
49, "'ph'y They quicken the blood I'D give ne a
NE ana ens'gy To the whole system. Puee on, D.,
eenls 10 pint bottles. ~ ~
raul, No. i49 chsmbcr- stieat Nav
isfA wholesale asents ior all the above mediciae
Soid ~ PkkD. 4. SMITH, Montpelier; Is. q. ny
IN ~, ho.iesi'er Clark .nd Yates, Mo,oiowa j.
nooa'i' Middlssex =. Skinner, Waiis6eld Lanes
C"ideli, Warren T.. b. Green, R,ehms,d. snd h
doaia's Ia meaieino generally. aeIv "
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IkI.FEEFsBEFf.


lie Who places hin-rii andof Or. kfNKELtNs
tfeaimcni ma9 frlsusy con hir in hs hfucf ftf'
ueman, ani frlY urH fhH nsfurrec, lhat tlr seriss
Of i'r. ~ Nniisnis piii nffff te dfseluftd.
u,ung rlfu--lrf ru O. .fr tasdtffy dsfrI SEQ no
max 'qs fCu CAGE known tn rHc VI hn from fiuraieh
400 fn-rteiihitiY. rHn certainty hchierd tcNs
Too naHs ihink thny vtll tuneaulthe serfrt in tfH
owe hears. und cufs ihensrIFcs. Alas hoa oItfr -
iht liiai d'psiuu uud huN many prom sing ftn's
mtn Nhe might N1tc btelHn ufnauisE a. 90 fcctci' pos
faded from tist nnh
sfeiuies 81 she pfrihfa arc faIi dls renewed M ~
anpitalion Of now fhffapcnticai agent nsfa nnN y
if b. fuAafaF cnd rensiitsfsrnei dfltlfV Trerlif
rnraa. anL L-L TIL .-L...a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-01-12
Who thiaks, alniited 90 that eaual.ky.
iiis tai,Aii dog shall bent him co,ruary !

Than with the religion Of the proles-
sing Ihr's'an who goes 10 church on
Sunday and on week days beats his
oxen over the face with n wainu,
whlp-handle, or lasnes The legs and
tanks of his overloaded horse ill the
strained tendons are ready to snap
from their attachments"
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With Beans, Pie plant, Early Pc
tatoes, Peas, Asparagus, &c, for the
supply of ones family, TO say nothing
Of the stocks, cabbage leaves. turnip
and carrot tops, TO make the cows
laugh, give milk and grow Eat. lie
that will not cultivate good kitchen
garden, "neilher shall he eat" good
sauce nor fine fruits.
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ttlc0ilinrs.

n \ Elk -
? I 4 4 B
Arc curing the Sick TO an extent never
before known Of any Medicine.
lNYiLllS. READ AND JUDGE FOR Y0BpSFLgFg
JULES nAugL, E.q the well known perfume, =,
Chestnut street. Philadelphia. vlpise choice produ,,
IRE found az slnosi every toilet, saysi
- rm haray ia SAY of your tarHAnfic Pau. th,,
have found tuon O. better family medicine iut raran.,
fienIs nav, realized marked benefits fr"n them " my
incidc with in believing urf the, pas-es. esf.,I
na virtues ff driving ugi diseases and curing tie si.l
They are not only chscual hm safe aud pleasant IKE
taken, qnalite- which must make ihen valued b. h.
public, hcu ihc, are known"
The venerable Chancellor WARDLAw, write, o,.
Baltimore, 18Th Aprl 1851
"DN J. q. ArrR-sri have taken yout fin. .,.
great benefit, ff the -tos-ue.s lansnuf los of apn,t
aud Bilious hcndachr which has II late Years otsiiat.s
me IN the spring. tow doses OF yunr Pills cir,d my
have used your Cherry pcttursi many YEAR IN nv,
fsnily for cri CHS and colds with unisinH success "
make medicines which cprs md iee Il plessn,a I.
commend Won Gr he good you have done and arc donrs
JOitN J.. BEATTY, Esq, Sec Of the Penn. Railn.l
ia. H. r. ora. philadelphia De. "a. is,s
"sifs tato pleasure in adding my tcstimon, IN IN,
efficacy OF youf medicines, having derived very narr,
benefit fron The nse Of hoih your Pecrfal and Caihrs
PILL. am never Without tliem iu my family nor shsnf
eui tu hs, while my means viii procure toin
The widely uuowHrI s. B. STEVENS -. D., 81 Wsa,.
worth, ~ o.. writes
"Iis,nr weed Your C,I1uHrio Piits IN my pfaciss.
ccHN hm eApcncnfef ihai try are 90 Invaluable pie
rs,v. Ia Gases rf dIsorlefed hncnons Of iifs n.t
causing headache indigestion costtencs and the No.,
variety Of diseases uat ialioN, ihey efe remesy
than aut older To- 900 cs-ss Where pursaiive remc8.
Is required. confidently recommend these liils o. ih,
public superior io auf uner have sver found. They
arc their Uncratiun, and perfectly ausl
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Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell. Mass
Asrni, iof Naniaclsf-rRTn T.. sunni. a.
JAs. sPALniNG, o.. %. rs lER. SSH
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Yours, X. w. ID.
Whliams,own, 1854.


The writer OF the above could no,
well have raid higher compliment,
to the Agricultural department of the
Wdtehman than he has accident
ally done in his communication Tn,
Family Visitor was made up from The
matter, al the end of each month
published weekly in the Wafchman.
and makes a book Of quarto pages,
on Gardening, Household, Barn-hold
and Farm-hold Economy, the care
ful perusal Of which, and reducing
It's pages to practice, would pay ten
times lis cost, (25 cents per copy,)
TO any family in possession of il. Il
may be had at the Bookstore Of S.
NJ. Walton. For the qualification OF
"K. w. d. and those fond of veg
eiables, fruits and flowers, we give
the following results, the past season,
Of
ouR GARDES.-ltis in rear of our
dwelling on State street, FIVE rods
wide and ten rods long, skiried on
both sides and a, each end with ap-
pie, pear, plum, ounce, and cherry
trees, Of numerous varieties, inter
sPersed with currant, goosberry, black
and white raspberry bushes and flow
ers OF numerous iinis and hues. 4,
was well MANFRED with compos, Of
muck and the droppings and drip
pings Of tie kitchen and barn, and
p'owed twelve inches deep in the
fsh Of 1853. In the following
spring, il was again plowed eight