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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27
NANNY FERNS GREAT WORK.

FANNY FERNS GREAT WORK.
E Ruth HALL; A DoNEsTIc TALE OF THE PEEsENr
Ttns b, Fanny Fer. l vei l2no. PIP IN PIloo = ~
"is the inensy interesting book that W. have ever
"Eyy page sitsFs with some gem Of Sseei 'eros bright
evtA" tifhS % tTeaae'
orahus Is IN manifested 10 every PAGE
"Rbths condensed and thInsy nere'3, cook ever
II, nssne, with the hshes, sccus sI stel Pas
-NeveS have Rad book 90 true TO nssgre'
"Every chapter has the toaeh Of ssnius in L."
"whersvsr the Easi'A language rs.a sgtA uaa WI be
e1 sssS :. fall read the book Ara.S so ot rd ne M
.h.rssy tNs~-Nork Sunday CoeIier.
sSeser ad q tale abound n 50 may ss-atfa image"
exce-tls work of fiction have
Evening Journal
Robot and Der 'asG.S, s@ 10 to .r S
he mos, lively sparkling svOre s1iier Of ne pTssest
tuna" leel1ns. So. p.-S
wh,s,et ,Akss IL up WI read ths cc-e without sleep
hs,,,. ,.,. 1.,,rs.ss. Kaie ,s Nav.
"it spsshs vi brlhsntA lHArttrd Chi.i.n SeereiAy'
.Ahoananx with the kssness sssire and A0hss OF Wit
\. Y. CHRISTIAN Ambassador.
"wu nv the choicest POdHe''I: q EIs.1 9 sSia
"a, h,s~s DO Asserio.n literature tcrneansh Gas-
81. ~ s.s created he mc., pOtosod sen.Ahoa OF say
tAai has beeo Issued during quarter Of etq,ay. Ill
"Rssh Hall decidedly the greatest wSrs Ct me Sc
-ns book will .en until human nstsrs Is cs.Os>1D
WIN probably have f,- wider ercalsaoa and sails than
aay e wet has received since the OF
che psessat eeatury' -, ,,xss lo'''0h ohi'n-
Ana viii be published early Dec.mhcr work ~ tbs
ssiasuAd saihores There are reason, iSt eehsvns hsI
H.I MASON BROTHERS Pusashegs New. YoTk.
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4 MEXICAN iNSIlIU IL r AIN Oh IN al
II PALACE.-Tks Fair ia B5T fully epea 'E visitors '3n
"a 10 10 P NJ eek day and vii c1ntinus 30 duf'os lhs
month In many Of s departments TIA Exhibition sipss-es
m exs ut ard syious.S ned "a tins siJ
SUI ale admission, Is cenfs; Children. nail pues- -,
T-ns etten the advantage Of he bkh mnoa % ~
.-sse IN. sDsgsr. hsvs determined 20 furnish tekes 70
~. ploved In manufacturing e.tsos6e.ts "a pscsass
of * cs- IS esus App,e tice. processing eertnese.
frnrs tb-ir ploy-rs will be admitted III etnt' Srnoo'
c ,bAir for zach P1p1 BY order 0; ms
ysIagers. Il" A' '''li- - $50
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4 NEW WORK or GREAT POWER AND
N BEAU
D. APPLETON Co Nos SB snd SO Broadway,
IL Publish on to- % OF Nnverb-t
A NEW NOVEL WRITTEN BY LADf'
] u 40 IFF o r I

,oi mo Of 80 RACES With 40 Inrstrstions Pnes 81 y
=. -ofk Of ;tion Juno Cfor1 ss Prooasu "a :. 10
ot II poesses tbs rare AID eut quality NJ
sts1irs every character Whies preea TO tae M
oferG.eer never 1sipii 70 cgn common
-erse while ny literally gifted With tho'e prias PCS
nairrs l. burguy % well "a siet 10 inspire WI sPm
shy ara cv o- the v1u0ps snd the brave and VIE on
t.t to- The ssrrs.sd aid tho weak II inoosso ether
N nae ~ es-is Juao Cifor1. Notwithstanding he wax
egs,s tons ana bvpoc there are TOO Hsny sael e14P @
srcrs her sex rel life Ia Whose bosom va
,vt5s a. ths spill Eay, Wis merit
r,.ny Te Nv on he other hand Grace Atsrtos" IA so
e,slc az ne lie EcEeE AID csnEot bat regard hat hnr
,sserefs and herokl ~heh unasrio. the caEse;sI
- "Wsrcp Heuford simple Of tAe ear
s.o IL virtue wbch hs received from bs b- nit dee so
Tos sbd unsefh rothe TAsgo few Pt.ssge- IN Lter
,gre moe srenely tender AID affecting t54a h waers
FuuAr ufees Snon Ol6th ~sit q - shs loves nm
and tie bo beautiful the character or tbs sass.lise bind
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ERANCI6s GUIDE TO NETWORK.

ERANCIo' GUIDE 10 Nt"-1ohh'
TIIH STRANGERS HANDBOOK; Or, NV GUIDE TO
7uI CITES OF NEw YoKK BEookLYs. Avn Tbs FicIs
ny Giving fun description Of the Mett0ps aud ia en-
,ions Pubic BUILDINGS. I1sbtuBs OF Bene'orbee Learn
irV Science. Literature &C. Chuohes Hosls Banks Nc
WITH Map ard numerous EusTsvass New Edition, revised
and coueciea the Pe.snt oe this dsy published 80 cts
mkt WEFg
new and important work by j.. Maris Child.
PROGRESS OF RELIGIOUS IDEAS THROUGH sue
CFeSIN AGES. By L. Mems Child eath,r OF Phtothea."
!. et,ers from New.Y0ikD sc vols l2nO
IN. vGk has cot the cisngushed t1thor many year OF
.tor nc study WI be found coreiss aud comparative
acc mt n religious opinions fom the ancient Hn1oo
rcor 10 the tstsbnmsnt ct the CATHOLIC Ch1rch
IL the preface she fen'Tks: .
il writing has been very simple one wishei
10 show Theology 10 Religion. with the hoosth.t
uth sei bTerk coa partition wa5 & s1nel :ata what
be eloousst Bushnell CALI baptized batr s Of he hn mao
Tsos' The perfect opeuness with which have
revealed particulars generally kept in tie 1eksesnd
" IL IT, uLl. nal people Sh Sc fseliee ~oud not
Willingly md But place great rIisoc~ on sincerity sod
have sopg in she Of genuine Chrstauy TO stand
op 90 NV internsl merits unsidsd by cOncealmoot"
Publi h.d by tHAS. :. FRANCIS Co ~ Broadway.
NEW WORKS JUST PUNISHED
~ KATE STsNTON-A Page f ON Zeal Life. l2no. ~.
CARRIA EMERSON; Or, LiTB AT LIS1oNvILLk l2mo
FDH. BALLS FAMILIES IN EASTERN ASIA 12nO.
~ g5 JAS. FRETCH J. Co., Boston.
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fair al the Crystal palate.

CNITH's" celebrated "SELF-ADJCST1NG
- STOCKS" ana CRAYA1S VII be sold Tor thirty Gays
at great sacrifice. in ofdes % ese oTi az sosA see '1i
P ~ Nc. 50 Dsy-st up-s.sirs.
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Misreilaneons.

x@tShrlpttIDhS
NEWTOWN PIPPINS and LADY APPLEso~s
IN EXPORT-Ths Frui, e picked BY bsnd s~es'ee ~, A
n eethooped s tghf barrels .nd warsntsi 80 NJ
parcel will BE- ready for Coli rtesser y Es eusss
ssbscT1her has 90 AientI. Apply % RObT l. PEH--
Farm. Esoouz Post Office. Ulster County. ~ T.
DEW in ST THOMAS CHURCH-An -
gbsy loe.fed Pew In the middle si.ls Of % s .si
Cbvrch Rev Or Neville rect,r ~i b. sd S~ 80,
.mne tate poss,soo svsn. Adtrs" Box 2f'5, Por0-
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received un ~
- nONDAy 2.b inst, a I q clock. N, * Fly -
and FURfIsHlNG SCHOOL HOUSE NO - y 80 IN sirss
cooks 70 pAns 'psc6S b be sn II - Oo ~
Seperin' eIdsIt Of Sehoo Buildings. No 81 A.is
Furniture required 10 30 Of the Sane hni and ssys
Scbooi Beu.- No u, IL I7th ST ns. Ssh..v
iefs a. the OFFICE Of tbs B0ARD 0fEOCCALios'
Cred Al Eimet. -Dsi~d Ses.}oss, Oei- q. ls@
EDWARD j. hcGL0IN,(
wM. SIcC AIR, -oops 1hosS
PATRICK n ONEIL. ri the
IOHs HlCksOS, s..h Vsts
John ksGRAIA,
RO8ERT z. LAWLEaJ
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fine arte.

C,OrPJI,S Co. have on exhibition FOR short
- - :. rSuTXICYCLE DU PALAIS DIES BFAUX
mn Gba Itsth.osi. OF the krts p.nvs oy Pau ~ IL
Rene EINh AT ALLt. ~ no ~ nros. -. y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

DROADWAY THEATER.-E. A Marshall
I'D 90. L-.-s--Doon cpsr .tsi; P.ro-n,,c-s WI oosa
psn,e II J. s'eocf prscisely-THIs EVENING, De- q
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Nease. .Nr. Forest Co Dtn.s NJ Whiting
BY ,Ye1.l Lazy OF this Gig Der sppea-snce
Amer w,,ss ~ Ss,sFsn W :si iss s'e'sJ
plcrS-tlKsf -. f,rs7st. Sc esaoi FEraly Cfe.s sai
Upper Ter = eeafs. Pavsts Boxes, % sns s.
OURTON's. CHAMBERS-ST -SATURDAY-
ID Tb- oew Comedy Of TEE MAN OF MANY FRIENDS,
.nd te Muses. Comfy Of JOHN OF PARIS-Pesr Peoples
.ni Fsdrso Pos ey Mr. BU-on
Ihe Mia.ser has auch P.-.sure Is rstiag thS
TEE NAN or MANY FRIENDS
has achieved aacths- triumph, rcesssooe o: those 5Gsa
his pec-s- - ths Ths,sT- eKerpset n the oag Of
pube- scn Ccpperela The serious Family Ths TODD
Breach stu y Ruas Deep, TIE fenpess Md
NhIs Dean Many Wives o. Wiadsor, AID other
fisf with 1c- Earcss eqzA>t IN
'aity. TRE NAN or MANY FRIENDS.
pls,eS Thsster WITH mussns- cAs, O.; comic te1t
fcsn-ry AID sDpoistnens VII - presented EVERY
EVENING Keep; TUESDAY and FRIDAY. which IS
voted . TIE SEalOus FANILf sd NOODLES.
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Jnstructiou.

DOYS' SCHOOI.-Mr TYNGs SCHOOL, a
ID No. a l6h-s.. wi reopen Ga he HF''nu ruh'SAf"
so,s,ob,, Terms pc s~ss. sUrr.S i,uitea b u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

OLASSICAL, FRENCH and ENGLISH
" SCHOOLING s12 Broadway, cergcg lg.b T. ,,,o.,
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Deepening Of the celebrated EGYPTIAN
~ COLI EcrION Ea CSC Bro.iv.y. WITH opsr,snt add

Tb.s yr'ssbi, Hlsrsn Of ,tguiaes-ths pso.ix 81
sad iD.sr1-fiys exhsxisa fb-
sss osSs<c. .1.sssa & ,shSs~4
esals,sA - tSerA tsruA
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4musemcut5.

3Hu5EuIEN[5,
ACAD ENVY OF NJ u c.
n AT 3 O'CLOCK.
THIS (Ssturdsyl AFTE N D N, Oct =,
MA NELL ..
(Fo, the LAST TINY
s>ess open at o'clock. Atuiission-ONE DOLLAR Gnu
dfeu, bsfpice
A CADEMY Of MUSIC. -STOGk dOLDEho
" Ear obsn teeir Tickets for Mdile ACHELS rssreSen
aoos At the Aead N.Y. application at the Director otie.
Bbc, son for tho SIX NIGHTS WI as' % ieSh'sa anH
THURSDAY. Nov l.
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pbkOftEI IN INC NCtN'h '"i ~ a."
subscriber offer FOR sac tue promise, occupied b hip -
pryae residence FtuNed in the sCnhery part OF ne va
,e of Ncyyblrgh The lot = feet front ad rear 6y 80 tscs
deep vel pied with srrahbcy orf fu esa bs hu.s
Ssy9o furnished sas and water The location vsry
desirable ono, commanding beasuni view Of he n'H aoa
NghlAnds "a,
Aso FARM Of about 81 ACRES OF lsui IN said Village q New
bu "a upon which lno building SITE io' eoHn''i 0>' nos
With views Of tie dyet ani slrIoundus cOuLtfJ
A - . NUN Der u Grst rate Villas LOTS
JAMES ~. BOWLER Ne~baise, ~ T.
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HETROPOLTTAN THEATER.-Broadwsy,
Nl Opposite Bonss
PRICES ADNIsHoy
Paquet;s ard Baleouy... &c say &C
Ocbs .sra Private B0xes. 30 and 80
Doors open a. o. o'clock comm-nctsa y
SATURDAY EVENING, October y lsoo-bESEfU Of
SENIOR LLORHSTE,
Mansr-r Of ire celebrated
SPA D Al L = r :.
When kIe ZOE and Nous Wits OFF hsvinE sni' your-
erred II will sppe,r Wiz the foywny poplar
A,tiys: Sisaoga NIETT! YERrlPRAcH,
Si,nsr MoRINO
ssao; ROBBIO.
Apd ;Ae ez.ire Trozps 81
SPANISH DANCERS
Is TIRE GkANo BAIIErs NoA
GRAND COSCkRr
NJ seats secured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-27

IBLO's CONCERT ROO NJ
~ (Nept door 20 Siblo's Gsrcenl
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAaMEa
COLLINS'S MISCELLANEOUS AND CHARACTERISTIC
c IN { h 4 )
IMMENSE sUCCESs-SECOND WEEK
Yng.rement Of NJ ALL Az IRVING the Pcpuls, vocalist
FrrseemeLt Of Nj SEDGWlCh the c-ebaled ConeeEtial
perforrner - ,,,or -, ,
NJ CERLOfTa POZZONI, soprano; Mis- MARIA
LACE. Confrsltc: Mr. GEORGE sInPsoN, Tenor; Mr.
Ian IRVING bssso MI AptoIAs, The celebrated HAP
1T: 81. NADER, Director.
THIS EVENING. sai
EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEIR
The Euietarsn VII, pIise choice eeeoa OF songs
paers Oss'sas, &c Interpreted with IH.h Stories aud
ArecdS,es Illustration tbs f,voTits comedy o. tbs
IRISH ATtoRN El.
COLLINS Teddy the Tier
COLLINS IS the 1rsh Attorney
COLLINS e. Moran Rster.
With tee .vose Songs off, TIE Low Back Car Hur,h fs
the Ch..s aid TIE WILSON, M.ehr-er &e, ehArscEr.
Tickets - cents. To Re hai st Hall, md Joies music
and the Gsor Doom open o':!ock Conesr 70
cornm ence g.
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Heai TstGtf for Gcle.


4 ard ROcKLAND COUNTIES n. r.--finy PAINS.
gab, 10 the rchss position VI Orsse County tss
he vicinity o-er Niilego SBd Mes burg and arc
,urssod toty beauty OF location and eohyenieat 70
mskst All well wa'eIet supplied sth nuts % al Ass,
uhs bu5iags scsptcd "a dAs purposes or che slsns
Of grain Ato elegant Country SEATS whh lard stt.chrd 10"
~ See A-s t"upty Ses's, " noe ""ef views
Iors i ans St.ten Irsnd ~ewJsfs-y Any 81 ths
ablye yery and tetrns- trOa 10 A. W 90 ~
optosi,- ths Cry,t.i rai.ce.
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,a of the ahvs work will b. sent ~ person 20 any
,,rt al the United per inst mail tree OF Possass, oI
h. rmtans 81 to the pablisher, ia letter Pos'pN'
Il LONG Il BRO.. PnAshcTs, Nc. p Nassau Ft
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NNRRYTOWN INSTII UTh-Ihe WNIbh
\ T.RS viii commerce November Crcl 80 o21ssaH
ter Reererces &c can BE- Oh sired o. g. shepard Va
No ls2 PotonIt; L. II. Wilcox No rs Br9.dway, Nj
BY addressing n NJ HhAH' rtusDy--
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DOCMS to LET-To single Gentlemen, with
IA BREsKFAST 4 pry,,; family. Bath Dom az; al
No. Is
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Top SIIF-Tbe LEAsE, FIXTURES
IRON FOUNDRY for SALE. including a good

4 Cwe.lips ard Out-dou.,s, PsDos Mschioe. steAe0e
10 Foupd.rv Machine sna in successful qpersioa
-. h.,ce f,r iu4ipe CEpe ha, other business engage
mep,. For furtier psr'icals,s. app 20 =. q,
WILLIAMS a SMITH, Aseni., no "a nssss-'t-' n l.
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FURNISHED BOOhIS-A second floor to LET
Il with Rre.kfast nd Tea, or Fuu soNd II required ea
tol peaant-No rs Bsst Bros0way betwesn Pse aud ha
letts with Bsih. sbi Gss throughout thu boI.e AsC
hsrdsoue BASEMENr @ LEr ss'tzbls for "A oloe.
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CCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES-Cedar Glea
- SiDg SING N Y MISS FOSTER Phne bt.-Tsrms 81
yea Reference ID r. BA,ON Hsq 10 20 ith''t. ri
TffOM.S SKULL E-q., No. Ferry-st Il 4.
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ITO LET. with BOARD Unfurnishei-A SEC
Il OED FLOOR su s5le for too Gentleman and tneiT
Wv,s, sDl OF tvs ix p,isoS "a, IN sns rooms
Two psaties; stn1l connected r in
Les cerz pesnt f5r the Water may Dc s-omns
dated It No q HsEry-st Market minutes wa :
fc TIE cas- Best Of reference gwen a.! eGcrot
Two sirg GeBeneG mag De s:crnocstsc WITH Room 90
the 5slh with partial fall B9E3 with ire IN lie room
ITO LET-A very nice FURNISHED ROOM,
without BOARD, at No ~ Whtsr, tafee door, eat ~
Bro.dwsy
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$40. T faihspEErarx wf asrEE sise
NG HOtSF ,nr ssndg. 3oing COED ousires' g tsse
the place OF ptrrs partner Il oh-r arNe 3uuny tor
VIM ID PARRISH Phiisdelpsis-
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NEW MUSIC.-The PRlZE-BABY POLKA
~ with besounl hk.nes OF Master Scott; on the tile
= rss1y md fer sale al Muse stores
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-29

order--one class succeeding anoth-
er; but the tropical forests, compos-
ed Of innumerable varieties, growing
together in the most democratic u
Mon and equality, are never efadi-
Gated. Even 10 Hindostsn, all It's
many millions of population have
never been able TO conquer the phn.
nix.life of its tropical vegetation. -
Forests act as regulators, preserving
snow and rain from melting and evap-
Grafton, and producing a regularity
in the flow Of the rivers draining
them. When they disappear, mum
der-storms become less frequent and
heavier. the snow melts in the first
warm DAYS Of spring, causing fresh
cts. and in the fall the rivers dry up
and cease TO be navigable. These
freshets and droughts also produce
the malaria which is the scourge OF
Western botiom-lands. Forests, al
though they are first an obstacle TO
civilization, soon become necessary
10 its continuance. Our rivers, not
having their sources above the snow
line, are dependent on forests for
their supply of water, and IT is es.
sen,ial TO the future prosperity OF the
country that they should be prcserv'
ed.'-Er.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-29

material objects into high spiritual
individuali,les. A tree, shrub,
flower, nav, a stone, may have its his
tory--a history the recital OF which
shall palpiiato the listeners heart
with Joy, or blur his eyes with tears
and sadness. lnanimate objects
only so, perhaps, 10 our thinking
may speak n language which the
heart shall hear, and feel, and an
swer. Around the true home, sacred
as were held the household duties Of
olden times, cluster these objects OF
mans aesthetic nature. They make
him better, happier and wiser; open
ing up 10 him TO read sermons in
stones, and to behold good in every
thing.
Verify, we are sorry to say IT, but
so it is-yerily, the farmers Home
needs improvement more than his
plow-shares, bis lhresher or his reap
err. 1t needs more than improve
ment; it demands q new creation,
fashioned on a plan Of such beauty
and harmony, that it may be tenn
pie worthy to be tenanted BY beings
who have spirits as well as bodies.
Then, what follows in the way OF
oven unlimited improvement in
modes of material production, will
be of the utmost importance, for the
farmers Home will be wha, it ought
to Ohio Farmer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-29
THE FARMERS HOME.

VIVA, signify oil the improvements
in agricultural processes, which are
constantly urged upon the accept
ance Of farmers, if the farmers
Home is no, what it ought TO be 7
Deep cultivation, draining, draw
ing, ditching, mulching, composing,
DC, are all important, as means ;
but the proper end 10 be accomplish
ed is not the multiplication of dollars
and cenis-not the laying upin store
Of "much goods )" but the most de-
sirable Of all earthly ultimates,
pleasant, attractive, happy Home.
The farmers home should not be
so much his castle, as his sanctuary.
Over It's Threshold, disorders aud dis
contents should never be allowed 10
step. Harmony, order, love and
peace, as well as plenty, should reign
within the farmers abode, making it
a paradise, as little marred by gross
and corrupting desires as may be
where the intellect, the taste, and the
affections may seek and find their APP
propriale and full qualification
What desolation, nay, what want,
abound within those walls, where
mere animal desires are cloyed will
material profusion, to the exclusion
Of that higher food of the spiritua
nature. which is, in fact, "the bread
OF life !" There, the physical mar
may grow and fatten, and rejoice il
It's Indolence, with SOFT Of porcin,
satisfaction while the inner life, III,
manhood, the God-spark, iainls
furnishes aud dies.
The fields are the places where
the head, aided by the strong arm
should triumph in material achieve.
menls. In the true home, the hear,
aided by the head, should emulate
The industry Of the bee, in storing
its treasures, and like the treasury O
the bee, those Of the human Hom'
should be Of the honeyed sweet
ness.
Wealth may build palaces 10 shelf
er misery. Poverty, by making
true home in IN unpretending cot
tagc. halIows itself, and shames th'
power Of gold.
IL is astonishing with what facili,,
the cultivated spirit changes eyel
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-29
HEN MANURE FOR CORN.

Having been frequently solicited
by some of your readers TO send you
the result of an experiment testing
the value of hen manure for corn,
send you the facts, in the hope that
they may be useful to others. In
1852 planted but two acres Of corn,
and having so little, desired 10 make
it as good as possible without the use
of barnyard manure. After fitting
the ground and marking it for plant
ing scraped out my hen house, got
about eight bushels of dry hen man
ure, Of which | dropped a small
handful where each hill was TO be
planted. There was only enough &c
dress thirty rows, six rows being un-
dressed. The corn was planted on
the 18th OF May-dropped on the
manure and then covered.
On the LIST day of June the six
rows unmanured was nicely up, and
large enough TO be seen to cultivate;
but OF the MANFRED part not one hill
out of one hundred was up. On ex-
animation | found the corn rotten, !
supposed from the corroding effects
Of the manure. June I'd | replanted
the manfred part, taking pains 10 put
The seed close 10y the side of the first
planting. The seed came up and
grew finely, so that by the lst of
july it was fully as large, and of
much better color, than the part I'M
MANFRED In all other respects the
whole field was managed alike, being
nshed, plastered and hoed at the
same time.
When the corn was cut, each part
was stocked by itself, making six
rows Of stooks-containlngf five rows
Of cora each, from the MANFRED part,
and one row oil stocks, containing
six rows Of corn, from the unmanur-
ed part. hired the corn husked by
the bushel, so that il became neces-
sary TO measure 1t. From each row
Of stocks Of the manured part OBJ
tanned ,hirty-six bushels of ears Of
sound corn from the unmanured
part | had twenty-nine bushels, and
Of not as good quality. The differ
ence in favor OF the MANFRED was
seven bushels mere from five rows OF
corn than from six rows unmanured
From the above experiment ! con-
clude, had the whole been MANFRED,
should have received 255 l-5 BUSH
els of ears if none had been man
ured, should have received but la
bushels, making difference of SIS
l-5 bushels for manure-amounlin
at 25 cents per bushel for corn in The
ear, to S2l,3O, or s 1865 per acre.
Whether the above difference i
wholly TO be attributed TO the man
ure, am not prepared to say. A
bout the 10Th of June we had sew
ere hail storm, beating and brulslnl
the frs, planting OH the ground, Will,
the replantcd corn, was not at tn
same time injured. am Statistic,
that il is one Of the most yalueabl,
applications that can be used 70
corn.-Rurdi ~. YORKER.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-06-29

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