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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

HgOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
k9 GRAINING, &c.
j. J. 0NEIL wishes to Inform the citizens of Worcester
vicinity that he has commenced business at the cor
ner OF old hldrket and Nam Street, under the Elk.
change Hotel where orders in the above line, will be
promptly ATTENDED to- The subscriber being practical
workman Of uuQu siderable experience both in Europe
and America feels confident Of giving complete satsfac
tion to all no may favor him with a CALI and hopes by
stct attention business, merit share of public pat
Ouage.
Specimens of Granng to be seen on the premises.
mchlS d6mS 42tt
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EBO0MS TO LET In OIars's new BIo,[ o.
= = front Room. second story, with fre-proof safe
Also one on the third story. Apply TO
~ WI G. CLARK.
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o. FARM FOR sAI,E.-C1ne of the =
,r oeSt ana most productive in Worcester con- ss5s
49, tanning abouI sixty acres very pleasantly
~ apout Two miles irOn the Court House. and will
be sold at great bargain. Apply to ''' 'NN wan
Worcester, Nov. IS, 1855. -''''i'if iE az
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GUNS AND rIsToLs.
PATENT I'M
DOUBLE BARRELLED GUN!

At195 Main Street, may be found every variety
of Guns and Pistols that is desirable for
nent and fixtures for the same. For Sporting we
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

This is new Breech Loadng Gun that has just been
Patented in this country and in Europe and is thought to
be the SAFEST and that can be operated with more
rapiity and effect than any ever before offered tothe
pubc We have for exhibition and shall, in very
short time have them for sale They are particularly
adape to the wants of those emigratng to the West es-
pecay those bound for Kauzas and Oregon. The public
are invited to call and examine l.. L D. GODDARD.
mchlq de0d&Mly
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NEW BONNET BLEACHEKYg

He will also give his personal attention to sales in any
part Of the County State; such Administrators As
signees, Sherh's and Mortgages Sales, and sales o.
Real Estate Houses Furniture at private residences ana
Farmers Stock. Charges reasonable.
Having had twenty years experience in sellpg IN TINS
county, the subscriber is confident he VIII DC ao 10 give
satisfaction to all that wish his services
b. L. will also attend to the appraisng OF property
ap3 dawu
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SATURDAY MORNING. MAY
% Eet.

I VERY STABLE TO RENv-situeted
= on Front stree recently occupied by Witt e Pratt
sirab!e st nd for Wood Yard Lumber yard or any ont
un.. business requiring considerable IN a central
Apply to WITT PRATT, at their Livery Stable Eos.
ter street ap22 5tg
EBO0MS TO LET-In CIars's new Floc- = a.
= front Room, second story, with hre-proof safe
a21 If VIZ. G. CLARK.
STO r e TO LET
One Of 'ie Best donations In vy-oyces,ev.
INoUrRF AT BOYDEN'S EXCH yNGs OFFICE
mcb26 dG
SS LOLiE 70 LET. IN NORC 'BORO,-
~ The large Double Building, known as BANS store
situated IN the centre OF the town. Possession given i'm
Inquire of A. ". sEAvER, near the premises, or of
Drs' ball & Fitch Al fremont Street, Boston.
le9l8 dM&s4 wotf
ST0RE ROOM TO LET Suitable for sleighs
APPS dtf
STORE TO L'GT.-Recenty occupied bv Col.
= ~ man Pn'nam, No 200 Main Street, Wcrcester-
s s..!.! AZ SP z. once. apr
'sNo EEr.-LIyERY STABLE on Thonas street
- HcI1t az LUTHER SLATER
TESO LET-0N BENEFIT STREET, by r WHIP
PLE-One Lower Tenement 6 rooms SlOO;
oHe Upper Tenement rooms 500
- -, -Lol "-e INo,lu ioI Fur lture. dtf mch10
q = 4MTs--fIree very desirable tenements in pood
e rcraii, on Exchange street, near Merrfeli,s ma
Gnihe shop Inquire at Nos. and Worcester Rank
ihNo disf
FEFO BENT-The con rnodious Rooms TeceT-I, o,c1,-
a., "a pred oy l. e. Earle 4 Co, as Gard Factory at
washington square; one is a5xS0 and one 50x6O feet
WIN attic over IT. Tnese well adapted to tho
Ell r l1 sh25 Manufacturing business. Apply to 10
eS ea PRATT, for terms aud further particulars
III off
155sH TO RENT.-A MIC upper Tenement for a
h HI small family, in house No. William Str, ct. In
a-sz2-quire Of j. b. HOOD, $50 Main st ap17 DIFF
O. TO RENT-Two Hou,Qs on Elm Street. in
ms cry, (entirey new suitable for one or two
AAs.A- families each Inquire of
zoo PRATT HOWE,
80 uu FOG Main street.
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STO r e TO LET.
one of 'he Best Locations 5n Worcester.
TNQURF AT BOYDEN'S EXCH yNGe OFFICE
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Price Two cents.
Hcal Gstote,

- CITY EsIF,EN C,E, E71T,
ine senscr'6er offers for ale the sitpati91 ~ ~
.-sns now resides, s. or 10 acres Of lana 81 ~, on
uvsl glsnty' covered with Fruit and Ornama,tI ~ 10y
one te from the centre towards Nortbvine n s -
uenan Of leisure. or i0f gen.
Ierms easy. Apply to CHARLES NASH on ,bo
premises, West Bovls,oR ST. aD9 Gsta, On the
-: GENTEEL HOUSE * LOT FOp
4is sALE,-A Beautiful Location, No / Cro,en
siA- street near Pleasant Street.
Gotslstng Of Two Story House, nearly new thorough
~ Quit, conveniently arranged for two teneuents co
tanning most Of the modern improvements va
ne LOT Is 90 by 100000 feet. Upon the same is
s variety o. Fruit Trees in bearing condition This
location is very desirable from its elevated nosit;cn
uig me view Of large portion Of the city and its
70 the centre Of business being but FIVE minutes,
yak from the City Han. Terms LIBERAL
IQr particulars, inquire on the premises
Worcester, June 4, 1855. dos
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NJ P r 7 ANT MOTTO
FROM
The NEW CITY STORE.
14S Main Street.

j. H. CLARKE &c 90
Cav the attention of the public the LADIES in particular
70 The opening OF Lheir
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III Il y II .
Made to order and repaired Work warranted
'Aa"e ~ j. B B0NNELL
Waldo Street. near the Boston y Worcester Depot
dStawNwtf
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SPECTAILES. -

These are not Glass, but a REAL sTONE. ground and
olishei to the different focal distances the eye nay re
tuie; they are hard as flint, clear air. Next to
these IN excellence the PeFisc0pic of which we
have large assortment, we'll as the Common Glass,
get in Gold Silver Steel aud Plated Bows, varying in
mi e fiom Twenty-Five cents to Fifteen Dollars
All in 1eel of optical aid may be sure OF finding here
something exactly ted to her wants, aud they may re
fer to DR. Green, Dr.. SARGENT Dr. Hey%ood Ccl DeWHt,
and hundreds of others who have used them.
l.. d. GODDARD,
mchl9 deod&wly Union Block, l92 Man 81.
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GIothinQ.

& "a k D. The undcrsi gned would respectfully beg
"a leave TO inform his patrons and the public generally
INA. having complefh the enlargement and fitting up Of
tie old stand, No 80 Main Street. and carefuy Sc
lecIed q stlnk o
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LNOR SALE.--one second hand FAMILY CAR
n RAGE, In FIRST rate condition, with two seatsj has
never been injured by use HoRATIO PHELPS,
Lexington.it.
Worcester, April l, 1855. deodtt
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ASEOHE TO LET. an NORF .RORO--
- me large Double Building, known as Balls Store
situated IN the centre OF the town Possession given i'm
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PATENT AGENCY
United States, Grea, Britain. France.


United states, Great Britain. France,
AMI other European countries
Inc subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DkAFiSh AN well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
tents Nn A'
He continues to make Models and to D epare snece
cations drawings and all necessary papers and To
cure Patents in the Uni ed States and European conn
tries Foreign business confded only to trusy and re
spousble agents. -
All business coufded to will he promptly attended
TO at the o0eSt rates (usuay % per cent lower than
the same Wo0i be done by others in profession)
Havlng connections with one Of the best Agents M
Washglon' and making frequent rips there am ena.
ned 10 Keep thoroughly posted in all matters relating TO
fatens and new Inventions, TINS aordg the hest fci
uesJor preliminary examinations, and advising Inven
tors IN regard to securing p2tent their Inventions
inventors will find to their advantage to nut their in
ventons INTO substantial firm Model as soon as prac
cahle tis frequently Patent IN case Of aues
ucn OF priority OF nventonN and ciusut some reliable
person acquainted with the Patent Laws proceedings
the Patent Office, az 70 securing their rights
All communications strictly confde tia Advice as TO
mooe OF proceeding given gratis. Preliminary exqmina
uohS maze comparing inventions with those already pa
hteu or ~ use ioi the same purpose involving The
same principles and advice given as 70 the robqbilitv Of
hundred dollars to the Inventor
MODELS Of all Inventions that require Them made
10 order npon reasonable terms and warranted to answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent Office
Deeds OF ass gnmeDs recorded at Washington Comics
OF Drawings Specifications and other paners in the pa
tent Office obtained. copy Of the claims of anv inveo
ton furnished for rs cent.
ri, 1n-s--+ re- 49, ss-
For further information. inquire Of
JAMES G. ARNOLD
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NTOTICE TO FARMERs.-rhe subscribers
~ have Just received supply Of the celebrated Fish
Gaapu Compost, which is Powerfui fertilizer, Is easily
applied and will produce large crops.
sh manure Is used in the hill the Island Of Rhode
Island where the earliest aud largest crops In New Eng
land obtained This compost put up In barrels OF
about 800 pounds the hare and Is sold at the low price
Of 81 per barrel
Also Lloyd's Super Phosphate Of Lime warranted eBua
10 any in the market
Also, extra nice WHITE CORN for sowing.
Call aud see, at NO, So Mechnnic 81.
LOTHlOP AMEs.
Worcester, Nav 2, 1855. daWAE
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From Ten Dollars upwards.
Double BlrrePd Guns one barrel being rihed, and the
other smooth.
SINGLE BARRELS Of every variety and price.
Also Caps, Wads. Powder, Fasks Shot and Game
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-04-11

As the long lost friends and relatives lcapct
ON shore, fathers, mothers, and brother
were locked in each others arms, and thu
smiles became tears Of JOY. .-.
But how was such scene to end-how
could it or how ought it to end with a NOR
al and Christian people! There is in the
depths of the fountains Of the human heart
an everything spring, from which flows its
purest and most sacred. emotions. There
arises the principle Of religion, the sense
of accountability to God and love for all his
goodness. This impulsivo feeling came
forth in gush Of spontaneous gratitude,
and tho tears and sobs had scarcely ceased
when with one sudden impulse the whole
asscmblagc sank on their knees, and in q
burst of pious fervor poured out thanks to
that great and merciiul Being who had 50
singularly preserved tligm--aml'who holds
US in the hollow Of his hand:
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From "a, Anglo Saron'
THE STEAMER PACIFIC-IS SHE
| LOST

The following narrative, for the truth o'
which wc vouch, may DO Of interest to the
reader, as teaching US never to despair while
there is yet hope; and as showing, in o
very remarkable degree the providence oI
God.
The town of Liverpool, in Nova Scotia
situated about sixty miles from Halifax Is
place Of some magnitude for colonial out
port. 1t is, and always has been rcmarka
bic for the neatncs and comfort OF its hou
Sos, for the activity and enterprise OF its pco
pie, and for the wealth and well being OF al
who choose to bo industrious and inclined Z
lay up worldly goods. Their intercourse will
Halifax, the capital of the province, was
ut the period of which VIC speak, chieii.'
kept up a smart and dashing little craft
called tho Liverpool packet, commanded D
Captain Bass, which piled weekly bSswee'
the two places throughout tho spring an
summer months, laying up during 'ne se'
Gritty of the winter, when tho communica
ton with Halifax was, for the most far'
limited to weekly post by land.
About tho year 1915 or 1916, as the s00
son for navigation was drawing to clos
o great number Of passengers went TO Hal
fax, rs was the custom, to repienish the
stores for the winter, while many heads
families proceeded thithcr to make purch'
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Death Of the old Coalman.

Many Of the citizens Of Portsmouth viii
be sorry to learn, as wc are to say, that the
old Coalman, who had through many long
years, given us better carbon, better mca-
sure, and kinder words, than most men Of
his CLOTH" is no moro Of earth.
But death Is only tho common lot.
Truly; and we may not be long nor far
behind him in our departure; but we deplorc,
mot only his death, which we do sincere
ly, because in him we lose an old friend
whom We valued in spite of his aults,-but
wc much mordcplorc the cause of his death,
viz, his use Of strong drink.
Some months ago, when the weather was
cold, and the ground frozen hard, but no,
covered with snow, the old man was seen in
the city as usual, with his good naturcd face
rather too red for beauty, mounted ON hi,
old wagon, serving his customers, talking
with his friends, drinking and Willing away
tho time till towards night, when he startet
with his well-known and well-wom team, q.
he thought in safety. But it proved other
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wise. His road homeward was lengthene'
by the loss of Piscataqua Bridge; and in tn
evening somo people picked him up in tn
highway, insensible from drink rs the,
thought and also little hurt by the fall
They laid him carefully in his wagon, and
started the team, supposing his horses knew
the way home, and would carry him thith-
or without further accident. Tho horses
did so but being old they werc some time
about 1t, and when they arrived, at last, he
was barely alive. His friends took care oil
him, and nourished the vital spark but il
never expanded into blaze again.
Drink, fall, and chill, fastened upon his
well built frame and powerful lungs, and
closed his life on the 2sth of FEBRUARY.
And let US repeat, in him wo losta friend,
kind and true hearted, whose loss we feel,
whose death we lament. He was confident
in his own strength, in his opinion that
spirits did him good, and in his sound juds-
ment Of the exact quantity desired. In
this confidence, and by this confidence he
came to the disaster that produced his
death.
The moral is obvious: Let him that
thinkoth he standeth take heed lest he fall.
1t is no matter whether he ride on chariot
or coal wagon-no one lives safely who
uses the Z" mocker," or who puts an enc
my within his mouth, to steal away his
brains.
And here we drop the curtain, lot fall q
tear, and consign our brother, ashes to ash
es, dust to dust. We would turn away, to
emulate his virtues and avoids his faults
But for those who took his last fee for his
last stock of liquor, that sent him out of
life, we have one simple question, viz. Docs
this sale now afford you any satisfaction ?
No answer need be given, audible to human
every human heart can feel it.
Portsmouth, Chronicle.
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agritultural.


Maine Farmer in praise of the Java wheat :
From the 10Th of May, to the lst day Of
June, 1855, sowed Eve acres in different lots,
soil varied from clay loan and gravelly,
(whcrc corn, potatoes and turnips grew in
ls54,) to stiff clay green sward, (top dress
ing Of compost and guano on this last piece
The produce was ITO bushels.
One advantage Of this whcat is, that it
bears late sowing without rust or mildcw,
thereby giving a certain chance Of escaping
the wccyil, whereas other varieties, when 1
have sown late, have usually been damaged
or spoiled by these causes. Then it's larger
and sitter straw, and not as liable to lodge
and remain down, as was abundantly PROV
cd last summer.
On RAISING Srocx. Having had consider
able experience in the raising Of stock, 1
wish to State through the columns Of the
Farmer, few facts connected with it.
There is mistaken idea prevalent among
many farmers, that IL creature is fed high
while young. II win naturally bc tender,
and must DO 50 fed through life to be kept
in good condition. A thing that is worth
doing at all, is worth well doing; IL farm
' .,n 49," , ~ -.
ue' hey 'u'' " We" ,N ~ " -
hrst years anu TINS - INC n''in P''n'' :
can IL keP' Growing an '"' ''H'v '"0
year. 'ne prooaoli'y - ''A' u WIN AHS.o :
nno efea'us' "a 4" HA'' s"0"sA '''" VI O'
nay 70 cat
Anu "nA' 3u' VI .A" ANeo. ~
IN greater aesree' Us +" s 'no 'nme1' -
form' anu graeeiuiness OF movement IN '"'
horse, IN which consists ms hiSnes' value
If the colt is allowed to become stinsed whiie
young, oil the high keeping 'ha' can W
gwen IN after LIE never can fcS'''0 ''A'
whis.i he has lost.-N. e. Farmer
Gr,So. Az the last meeting Of tho Far
mcrs' Club, resolution was adopted, recon-
mendins all the Agricultural Societies in
the United States. 10 unite in a petition TO
our vovcrnmsn, 70 taks pos.es.ion of all
Guano Islands which have been. or NAV bc.
discovered by Americans for tho benca. Of
the United States and of tho disooyercr,-
the taking of such possession to occur only
ON islapds uninhsbi,ed. and entirely out Of
N. maritime jurisdiction Of other nations.
Wy 6.,,or of comn,,o.. GA.
Jo.bu. whitman Of North Turner, writes
to the Maine Farmer as follows:
Tr,x,,, ,xoxo CoRx have rai.ed ex.
eellen. English turnips on ,about .half m
acre. botween INV corn and bean .rows, for
for Eve years in succession. NY rows Of
corn are planted abou. four feet apart, and
the hills in the rows are , 10 feet apart
have the rows run north aad south, &c
tha. the sun will shine upon the turnips q
mart of tho time.
spread on tho ground light coating O
barn ward manure before l plough tho
ground-afser plowing, harrow and fur
row ou, the rows and plant the corn quit
shoal, at the usual time.
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puetrg.
Fer ns Usisa \ Essisra JssrSs!.
SPRING.

Flowers are spunglng,
Bright birds are vingins
Their way through the air,
wia:er Is over, -.r g.
Green Is the clover;
Briyh, Spring Is here.
Brookleis are dancing,
Birds are enhancing
With music the ear;
Green things are growing.
Stresmleis arc flowing;
Gay Spring Is here.
Nature Is smiling,
Her lovers beguilins
With beauty 50 rare;
Each hear, beats lightly;
Each one 50 sprighuy
Has thrown away care.
Locked were the s,rsmlets.
Closed were the inle,s;
Spring had the key:
Unlocked she their ietiers;
Forth rushed the waters;
Grateful were we.
Spring 10 maiden,
With loyeliness laden
To US 10 dear;
Dancing and singing.
Swee: flowers bringing,
Swee, Spring Is here.
fASrHE.
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LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editor and Proprietor,
UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL.

rhs Union AMI Eastern JoarnAl 10 pablished ever
BzlpAf at No. l. Central Bloek, olposiis ths bidsrd
House. rsnns-tl0o per amman, % elSo N pAid vith-
In three months hon the time % Subscribing. sngis
sopss esn,ts. II v. %. palmss, The American News
paper Agent 10 me only authorised agent or this paper
In The eities % Nev York. Dcston, and fhilsdelpaa
and 10 duly empowered TO take siv,rsisements and sub
seript0ns al the rates required oy us HIS ON
sss ars-Nsv York Tribune Badiags Bestos, schoi.
lays uuildlnx PAiIadskAia, n. W. corner Third and
Chestnut street
MARCUS WATSON. Printer.
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said, as we learn from report in the Mas
achusetts Ploughman

er, and the grass would spread into th'
places where the turnips were pulled out
This was better than to sow the grass seed
thick. The following season he gets crop
that is creditable, two tons to the acre on
the hill-sides.
Mr.. Childs, Of waltham, said he planted
a very carly kind OF potatoes. Planted
them quite carly and manurcd them well.
Dug them early in August. lie then sowed
grass seed with turnip seed. A good crop
Of turnips was realized that season and a
good crop Of grass the next season.
A correspondent Of the New England Far
mer cautions the owners Of bees not toper,nit
them to 60 abroad at this season Of theyear,
as they are liable to become chilled in the
existing atmosphere, and snow blind also.
losing their way and famishing on the snow.
lie would have them kept in cool locality
with little if any light until the spring fair
ly sets in.
RE,soSs roR GROWING RrTA-BAGAs.-
l. Ruta-bagas are very profitable or re-
-. e., sro ;. COO -. ,~;,. =.
-" ",,.o., :. 80, - g. &c
from 500 to $50.
2. Rut-bagas make plain and palatable
ooa, -, ST.
S,,--,,., A..
:,
T.'S,-.1N-I,,u,.,. TIL, -
- '' s''N ~ WV"
IT, -, =, ,... ...;,.. ,,,,,;, ,..., =
- Np' '" - - - ''u r,..'
a 80, -, .,;.1-o-,,.,s;or,..S :. .h.;.
-. 49, - - - - -
a Thav c,n \. r,on,o5 =. . .a,ond oror
n. ,bs las, wsot in Juns a, frat in JpIv !.
about tho r;cbt time for saving in N. ia,;.
,ua. of 40 do, and two or tbres degrees on
s,.h all. or ,So,
:. They do mot :. run the land" as they
dcr;vc much of ,bs;r ,opr;sbmort from the
atmospbero.
8, They can stand in the ground till all
other fall work is disposed of and ou. of the
wuy.-Country Gentleman.
Another correspondents of the same paper
recommends the putting up of one building
for the various farm purposes. rather than
the rrca. number which are seen so common
about old establishments.
Coal ashes, like the ashes of wood, pos
sess many valuable qualities, and are gener-
ally found to possess great efficacy on soils
which are Characterised by a deficiency of
alkali. Why the ashes of coal should not
be regarded as valuable ON wheat lands, is a
problem We are wholly unable to solve
No crop Is moro decidedly improved by ak
.,e-cent manurcs as n general thing. and
as coal as well as wood ashes, possess Ger.
tain alkaline nronert;es as well as other
.perye,ie nr;pcinles their applieation to the
cron must necessarily VIC think. be produc-
tive of advantageous results.
Ru,Rxs. One thing seems generally to
bo forgotten in speakinr of Z" seed" potatoes
and that is what we do not use the seed
for nlan,ipr but the ,ubcr. We have ex-
r.r;msr, ser year. bv us;ny large and small
no,,,o.. and ha,o never bsen able TO dis
cover apvdifEsrepco in thcu,Oduct. Indeed,
VIA heard Mr. Bpckmipster of tho Plough
man, state a few evenings since, at Farm.
ar, Club that /, was highly probable that
an unripc potato is actually better for plant