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ARRIVED.

Steamship rennese Forbes from Vera Cruz Harris Nor
Steamship Ja.psi FLANDERS Sabine Pass 70 mssrBsr
Steamship Charles Morgan Place from IndiAnOla Calves
ton. to Harris Morgan-lst dist
Ship Nomassy Tyler u days from New York. to FOs
British Ship ATggnsqi White from London Nov 24h in bal
ship H9yss, Lorin from Ksnnebunk via ApAachcOla, to
shiD Bazaar Stuart ls days from New York. in ballast
sardansn Brig Neoo sseondo ses from Genoa 9Th Dec to
Bark Montpelier Clay from cuacOs in ballast maaserlst
Brig Geo Chase stAubcrg. 81 hours Havana BOu
Brig Fanny Lneel1 Parsons days from Mobile in ballast
sshr waiter Thompson, days from Apalachico 10
sehr Ag,slie, Wilson dAJs from Apal.chcolA to Net
schr Elizabeth, Morse. dsys from Mobile TO
schr e.aSia Baker days from Mobile in ballast to Jones'
sehr ElOdie, -, from the Coast TO masier2d dist T.
seop Tonnerrs, Armand. from the oOast--2d dissPT.
sehr Eclipse, Peters from Bay St Loais-Basin. .
schr Star. Parker. from Bilox-BAsn.
sehr Sea Bird Hyper. from coyngton-Bastn.
sehr RoanDss Lee, from Bilori-Bssn. @
schr Henry Latour, Stone from Biloxi-BaSn.
sTEAMBoArs. tH
Princess. Wilson. from vieksburR.
b bSsS$s f sssi.i iL6 6ET sa ssnSa'
Cuba, HeFn, from Mobile 81.
~ Red Chief shu,e rom Bayou Bartholomew.
R W Adams, Marshall from yicksburg. Il
DArdanslles, Carter. from Arkansas River.
Bsrasria, Rolls from BATataria
Queen Of the West Wade, from Cincinnati b.
DR. Burlington, Burlington from Ouachita River
Southron, Goodwin, from Yermilion.
... Pocshontas, Riley, from Lafourche. w
Persia, Brandenburg, from White River.
Bayou Belle, Orr, from Baton Rouge.
Cora, Grpon from eros Tete lr
Col Crossman, Cheever from ST Louis. ~
California. Hopkins. from Mobile
Leconte johnson, from Red River. ..
In Kennett, Russell, from 81 Louis. W
Id Susqueh ana Williams, from Cincinnoti.
Prms Donna, Ford, from Cincinnati.
Towboat Yankee Flenion the Passes-owed down and
the 18th instant ships Humber and Lord Dude
rim and brig Doroieabronght up ships Normandy and
Argonaut
fowboat Mary Kingslsnd Phillips from the Faasestowed
and the auth inst ships Martin Luther and
Sas Greenmsn-brought parks Ncolo Secondo, Mont
peler, and brig Geo II Chase. sa
rowboa Olivia whitmore from the Passestowed down and
10Th bark Arendal briggs Hope and Min
W s.i... al.in M IIur.n
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r By Capt white Of the ship Argonau, the 18th ins
lat % ~ long s. ship ci Of Brooklyn, hence for LveOO
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R The Col CrOssau len St Louis the l7h inst
reports river falling fast St Louis to Cairo The
Flying putting her freight at Cairo to on the
ways PadaeAh. Passed the Kennett at Riddes Point
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EXPORTS.

Per ship Soruandy, from New York; Rssssau, Mr. Rie
and lsdy-4i IN the seeTsge
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst a5PM
FYez FOR NASHVILLE DIRECT = The
lEAE1kS and superior regular packet steamer Red
60 Rover, W Strong. master. F. Shaekleford
clerk will above FOR Nashville Claksvile Canton
Eddyvie Dycersburg smhland Paducah, Metropolis Cairo
Columbus Hickman New Madrid and intermediate landings
For freight passage apply on board
jas J, s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent,
90 Leaves with dispatch.
gF~.. FOR NASHFIlALEr.C LARKSYILLE,
l6AG@ Canton, Eddy Vile, Smithand Paducah, and all
intermediate landings Cumberland riyerThe
Regular passenger packet steamer David Vatunl Davis
master Stanley Ryand clerk s In port ready receive
freight and will leave above For freight passage apply
board.
jais l-t Us PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
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Sesussss7ss5ESW fy BF 9EFf AN sbRSFAS Sk7

E& Cd s1 afL 4sR chhAr SoArAhAS
Passenger Train leaves New Orleans daily, 7Ooelock
ssi rom ss orssa SsRlP.i Re.u
sSs 6ssn. ssss ss ~ and
v. cents RsT mile each s9S Chers1
age and colored persons, half price.
o TncA M sS n a oe Sfs q 20
vh9ie OF halves IN packages q Owe s reduced price
Wsn pass expressly authorizing them 70 do So and banning
he stations to md from which they As The pass win
direction os those making "Trip both ways viii have 70 be
4 FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans Tor BroOhhAven
AND Int st.ons g. ~ sysry Tuesday Thurs
translate stations Monday Wednesday and Friday
Saturdays Flag stations midway between regular satons
to receive and deliver freight but not any other
''' I, g. WILLIAMS sup't rranspOrtaiou.
- line Of four horse stages from Brookhaven
% Jackson androm BfoOkhayen every
Ing with the passengertrans. SIT
lW ssSGTs 70 II IsE i5s'..,Is 49,
Powaer Horn Saving on One DAYS Tms a. we'll as Re-
ducsd Rates for passage, freight and Insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THURSDAY, b, the NEW Or
LEANS AND 0PRLoUsAs RAILROAD,
fs 90 SsPS a
avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising pas
Passengers VIM leave New Orleans from The Perry Landing
oppesses Jackson square on SUNDAY and THURSDAY
The OPELOUSAS Capt A. Van Horne Ellis will leave
THURSDAYS. -
Returning the days OF leaving Inaianola will be wEDNEs-
DAYS and sATU RDAYS: and Galveston SUNDAYS and
THURSDAYS.
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted the
panys Landing In New Orleans foot Of ST. Louis street.
extra charge Of kind the lowest heretofore
by the line Of outside steamers
For freight passage apply the Office OF the Company
he only office Of the line In New oreans Of ST. Peter
and Levee Streets opposite jackson Square, plans
Of the steamers may be seem and state secured.
A. b. SEGER, Vice President
myll N. o., Opelousas and q. W. Railroad Go.
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r-. LAX &c II OR &c r A OK nc It
ERr41r-NsTEAMER Creolc-Winter Arange,nent
For Ocean Springs and intermediate landings
The splendid low packet steamer CREOLE
A. p Boarman MASTER built expressly for this trade with
will leave the PontchArrain Railroad
on the arrival the Lake Of the ears, follows.
From New Orleans. From Ocean Springs
TUESDAY,, ... o..' N cars. SUNDAY EvENiNG:
THURSDAY. M ears WEDNESDAY .EykNlNo
SATURDAY.......4P.Mesr cars, FRIDAY MORNING.
The Creole will her srs Pascagoula on Tuesdays
R. GEnDEs. Agent, 10 Bank PlAcc:
New Orleans, November 2 1851. "a
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likAZtLl4N UFs-1u baITels, loI sale By
- atatEat ass} A. Y. COCHRAN a HAIL. IS
n Ii 0ravier street.
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Department. any with Of
W. o. BAKEwELI. Exeeutor
who Is the ouy authorized to make engagements %
oblig Ations for the road
onbussss leave Canal every fifteen minutes for
the depot. se22 II
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NEW inland -.ES..
k4Gw 81 ROUTE no TkTAs-yor EAf3Is


kS@ u " sss gE 5frf EStg 3 TTs i!
EST and ONLY RELIABLE LINE FROM NEW ORLEANS
TO
Chicago, Detroit Buffalo, Niagara Falls New Boston
PHILADELPHIA Montreal, Saratoga Springs, the
White Mountains etc.
splendid passenger steamer leaves Orleans daily At
O'Clock p. NJ from Cairo from which point there connuous
railway communication with all the Northern and Eastern
cities sl fi=
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Two trains leave Cairo daily
Morning Express al AN.
= Evening Express at r. NJ.
Connecting at sAND0YAI. with Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road for st Louis at PAHA with HAute and Alton Rail-
road for louisville and Cincinnati; DECATUR with Great
western Railroad for Springfield Jack aud Naples al
LAsAE with Rock Island Railroad for Rock Island Day-
support and Peoria al MENDOZA with Chicago and Burng
ton Rairoad for Gaesburg Burlington Quincy and Central
Iowa, arriving At DUNLEITH in "a hours.
one OF the Minnesota Packet ieava Dpn
ieih for 81 Paul and all intermediate landings on arrival OF
the cars from Cairo. "a
Going East there no change Of between and Chi
cago and but three from Cairo New York Through to Chi
cAgo in IS hours Niagara Fails So houTs New York IS hours
Baggage checked through - - ''0'
nois Central Railroad Ticket oce under he st cbaIlss M
tel, g. Charles street, New Orleans. - 49,
aSly ". +. BEDDING. Agent.
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Leaves on TUESDAY; % Tssrqsry, s.SPMi =,

LE3hs and katchit0ches Paeket-fhe elegant aud
- and swift running PASSENGER packet steamer
Duke, Samuel Applegate MASTER y. " Celos clerk, will
positively leave above for Shreveport Grand Bayou Cou'
chata Campe Grand Ecore Nstcbitoches Alexanda Cote
Norman Landing, GortOn's Landing Tabin Landing
all intermediate landings Red via Cane and Little rivers
For freight passage having unsurpassed accommodations
apply board, or
ja26 GEO. u. HITE Il CO., Q Front street
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

NORTHUMBERLAND AII1-
~ I9.41 ROAD-WINrER ARRAkGEMENT-
and after Sunday, November LIST
1857, the steam Train will leave Is follows;
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leave; :; Tgsg DAK ss Is, SScY R,v

Roseyille, spadra Brtis NoFIsown DardAnele
Lewisourg, Little Rock, Pine Bluff, and ali Intermediate
insThe light drau ht packet steamer Dard
L. Chapman, MASTER and T. @. Carter clerk will
above For freight passage apply On board =. 8
JAZZ ~ ~. j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
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ATTAKAPAs.

Leaves every FRIDAY at IL O'Clock ". Positively.
INDEPENDENT PEOPLES LINE
. r.. FOR ATTAK APA S-REGULAR
$500 Il BAYOU sEUFF PACKET; The nns, new
light draft Belle Creole, j. Henry
Whtworih, master, will leave above for New IBERIA
Jeanneretts Carenon Franklin Centrev Pattersonvia
Berwick and Bashesr City Bayou Bouf and all Intermediate
landings
business entrusted her will be punctnally attended
freight passage apply street.
TO HALL, ROOD PUTNAM
& Cnstomhouse street.
orto J. NJ. JOHNSTON 4 CO.,
No. Front Levee.
dZs J. s. PAGAUD. Advertising Agent
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Leaves every TUESDAY, At O'Clock p. N.
, r. Alta r A =. - REGULAR ST.
la4Flk4 - Martnsve and Bayou B9uf Pactet-The
So light draft steamer Gov. Powell. W. GreiE,
master, will leave above TUESDAY, 81 IL NJ,
and will take freight for 81. Martnsvlle Fansse Point
New IBERIA Jeanuerrete Charenion Franklin Ceutervle,
Pattersonsgille, aud all intermediate landings. ..-
All business entrusted her will punetuay ATTENDED
to. For freight passage, Amply on board, to
ja4 DARBY. TREMOULET a co.
j. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-19

ID EMOVED-OLARK, = MosBY a co HAYE RE
" moved 81 Front street and IS Fulton street. nil u
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FOR oPELoUsAs.
Leaves every TEDSEsP 2 A C.el.es PM -

aslz&sx STEAMER w. Burton, Capt. @, Z. Lou
aillier, built expressly for the trade will leave
above taking freight for Old River simmspor all landings
Atehasaya- FOR freight passage, apply board
JIM JOHNSTON CO.. sFront Lsvee ST.
yl4H Customhouss street.
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WHITE RIV Err.

leaves on WEDNESDAY, 9Th instant at5P.M
~. REGULAR WHITE RIVER PACKET.
lE1 The new Light draught passenger packet steamer
Persia, Dave Brandenburg, master A. ID. @.
Conso clerk will leave above for BSissye JaeksoDpor
Pocahonas and all Intermediate landings For freight
jas J. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
u z q, q, Ii Il
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Adams, On. Z, Marshall, master, will leave
sburg Warrenton New Carthage Grand Gulf ST. Jo
seph Rodney Waterproof Nachez Fort Adams Bayou Sara
Rouge Paquemne Donaldsonvile, and the Coast
aboVe For freight or passage apply board "
w, o. PORTER Is Gravier street.
rParcular attention given to plantation business YAzoo
freight high rates with the privilege Of
shipping oil ~
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oUACHIFA RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY, 18th inst, 5 P. NJ. positively.
r. REGULAR TEN DAY CAMDEN MAG
- indecent passenger packet Doctor Buning-
ton, A. J. Bufhug.on, master and Geo. Nil
lard elerk-For Camden, Beach Hills, Aier's Bluff Cham
psgDolle, Wilmington Moro Bay, Pigeon Hills Marie Saline
Extra Landing, Alabama Landing, Ouachita City Trehton
Monroe Pine Bluff CastOrs Columbia, Harrsonburg Trinity
and all landings ouachita and Black Rivers The Buff
ngton Is entirely very light draHght CO inehe and
been built expressly for the trade reasonable share Of
tronsge is solicited. Apply board, or
q. L. kOUNS, at shaw Zunta's Office,
Al Front st., Poydras
ja25 j. 8. PAGAuD. Advertising Agent
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=, r. - REGULAR BAYOU BARTHOLOMEW
PacketThe splendid. entirely new, rauning
zsss.zzzA passenger packet Red Chief, j. O. Shute
master, Kouns clerk will leave positively for
ARKANSAS Line Kelly Lasdng, Warwcks Landing
Vile, Deace Landing Point Pleasant Mouth Bayou Barhol
Trenton, Mouroe Columbia Trinity, and all intermediate
landings Black ouachita rivers Will give through
bills for freight for all landings line privilege
eshppng BY her keel boat bnt for this trade Apply
board or to
@. l.. KOUNs -sa'H
at Shaw limits Once. a Front cor Poydras street
Ja2D J, S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-01-19

lGA4As Bayou, Campte, Grand Eoore, Mauriee Al
sA exandra GOrlon's Landing and all Intermediate
andings Peoples LineThe elegant and swift
b. r. Mudock clerk viii leave above. For freight
jas j. s, PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
This boat unequaled for comfort and elegance by any
boat in the trade. lfs
sSThis boat win take freight for all points above the Ran.
with privilege Of re.hippinR. - -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27

AFFIoTIoNs-God schooeth and nurtur-
eth his people, that. through many tribula-
tions they may enter into their rest. Frank
incense, when it is put into the fire, giveth
the greater perfume; spice, if it be pounded,
smeleth the swecter; the earth, when it is
torn up with the plow, after frost and snow
and winter storms springeth the ranker; the
higher the vine is pruned to the stock, the
greater grape it yieldeth the grape, when it
is most pressed and beaten, maketh the sweet
er wine fine gold is the better when it is
cast in the fire; rough stones, with hewing,
are squared and made fit for building; cloth
is rent, and cut, that it may be made gar
mcnt; linen is washed, and wrung and beat
en-, and is the fairer. These are familiar ex-
amples to show the benefit and commodity
which the children of God receive by perse-
cution. By it God washeth his congregation.
"We rejoice" saith Paul, in tribulations
knowing that tribulation bringeth forth pa
thence; and patience experience, and expe-
rience hope; and hope maketh not ashamed. u
The power of God is made perfect in weak
ness, and all Kings turn unto good to them
that fear the Lord.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27

Oh! if men would only quit jargoning
about the undeniable distractions of theo-
logical speculation; and their contentious
about the impositions of sectarian authorities !;
and their jostlings in the pursuit of personal
and partisan interests; and could be per-
suaded to attend only to the supreme and in
disputable facts of nature and Revelation
seeking the enjoyment and promotion of a
free, full, present, and everlasting salvation,
the attainment for the proper character and
destiny of every man, and of all men-what
a glorious change would he witnessed in every
department of society! Every man Chris
tian, and all Christians one Surely, that
would be Heaven upon earth. Surely, the
earth itself, surprised into instant renovation,
would rival the beauty, as we'll as the bliss Of
Heaven.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27

VULGAR WoRDs.-There is as much con-
nection between the words and thoughts as
there is between the thoughts and the words
the latter are not only the expression of
the former, but they have power to react up
on the soul, and leave the stain Of corruption
there. A young man who allows himself to
use profane or vulgar words, has not only
shown that there is foul spot on his mind,
but, by the utterance of that word, he extends
the spot and inhames it, till by indulgence,
it will soon pollute and ruin the whole soul.
Be careful of your words as we'll as your
thoughts. If you can control the tongue SO
that no improper words be pronounced by it,
you will soon be able to control the mind and
save it from corruption.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27
S%S~R

THE TEMPERANCE BATTLE.-The following
are the concluding paragraphs of DR.. John
Marshs recent sermon, "The Temperance
Battle not Mans but Gods"
l. Present yourselves perfect example
of entire abstinence from all intoxicating Ii
quors, as beverage, in your persons, your
families, your social pleasures, and in all the
labors of life.
2. Warn every man and exhort every man
against all such use as tends to ruin. In
whatever condition you are, meekly, but bold
ly and unAinchingly, give battle to those
drinking usages which have dragged thou.
sands to the pit.
3. Treat the traffic as the scourge of hui
mainly; the great instrument of satan in
destroying the peace and happiness of the
world, and sending souls without number tc
destruction.
4. Uphold and strengthen all legislation
which shall protect the victim and not the
criminal; which shall suppress and prohibit
the temptation, and let the tempted 60 free
which shall be on Gods side, and not on the
side of the adversary.
s. Go through all your towns and villages
and pledge again every man, woman anc
child, not to touch, taste, or give the accur'
sed thing; and especially go down among the
rising generation, and train them all to az
adherence Of the cup.
6. Sustain able lecturers in the field
scatter broadcast tracts and documents; anC
in all your organizations and efforts be unitec
efficient, liberal, strong in faith, and of goo'
courage. Look upward in every trial ant
under every difficulty. Be faithful to theend
This terrific seourge of earth shall be drive
out Do you ask for an assurance? 70,
have it here, The Battle is not yours bl
Gods.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27

THE PASSING AwAY.-Life wanes we are
passing away. The ringing, whistling en-
CINE on the railroad track rushes over fell
low mortal, and he is no more. The light
ning's shaft strikes one down here, and anoth-
er there; the explosion of the boiler of some
gigantic mandatory makes fearful destruc-
ton of human life, while the ocean world Of
waters is swallowing its scores and hundreds
But the victims of the rum traffic, D, how
they are destroyed! Yes, and the fell des
troyer of his kind, the rum vender, is also
passing away-passing to the Judgment
his terrible reward.
On every hand we see weeping parents
brothers, and sisters. Loves tie is sundered
The smiling infant and the venerable guard
an, the rich and the poor, the bond and free
the oppressed and the oppressor, are all lai'
side by side, all are passing away. Like tn
dafodil, (which decays SO soon," as tn
quaint old English poet Herrick, says:
awe have short time to stay, as you;
We have short spring,
As quick growth to meet decay,
As you anything;
We die,
As your hours do: and dry
Away,
Like the summers rain,
| Or as the pearls Of mornings dew,
Meier to be found again"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27
Jesus Went.

He was about to perform great miracle
but while he knew that in consequence of
this manifestation of his mighty power,
many Of those who now stood around Lac.
arus' tomb would believe, he knew also that
others would only +" despisc, and wonder,
and perish" When he observed tho impen-
itence OF these obdurate hearts at his side,
he could not subdue his tenderest emotion.
We read that when he saw the sisters weep
ing, and the Jews that were with thcm
weeping, Jesus wept.
One soul was precious to him. He who
alonecan estimate alike the worth and the
loss Of the soul, might have wept, even had
there been but one there present found to re-
sist his claims and forfeit his salvation But
these tears extended far beyond that lonely
spot in = Jewish village, and in the few i'm.
peuitent hearts that were then focking
around. These obdurate Jews were types
of the worlds impenitency. There was at
that moment summoned before him mourn
full picture of the hardened hearts in every
age-those who would read his Gospel, and
uOol vi uto ulldOiOo, duu IIotCuSu W onO ctO-
ry Of his love all unmoved-who would die,
as they had lived, uncheered by his grace,
and unmet by his presence.
Reader are you at this moment guilty Of
living on in a state Of presumptous impeni-
tence salvation uusought; Jesus stranger ;
his name unhonored his Bible unread ; his
promises unappropriated; his wrath undrcad-
ed defeating all his marvellous appliances
Of love, and remonstrance, and forbearance ;
meeting prodigal expenditure Of patience
and ong-suffcring with cold and chilling in
difference and neglect; casting away from
you the boarded riches of eternity which he
has been holding out for your acceptance ?
In that sacred Bethany ground, as ye mark
these falling tear-drops which dim his eye,
there may have been tear Tor you Eigh-
teen hundred years have since elapsed, but
he to whom i" a thousand years are as one
day." marked even then your present un-
grateful apostacy or guilty alienation there
was tear then which stole down that cheek
on account of uurequited love
Is that tear to flow in vain Are you to
mock his tender sympathy still with cold
Journalism or persisted-in impenitence ! Are
you to think Of Bethany and its tear-drops,
and stA 60 on in sin Men of Bethany.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-27
TO FARMERS
MTTRTA I'VE nEITHE

pamhet With testimonials, showing its effects upon
the Grape Vine, Corn Potatoes lin relation to Rot,
preventative strawberry Ruta Baga and Turnip of all
kinds Beans, Peas, and all pod-bearng plans--its eff
fects in destroying the and other insects, its
great value to the Apple Tree also its ELECTS grass
Land, producing better crop the third year than the
first in word being permanent in its effect, whereas
Guano has to be applied every year,will be forwarded
to any address, and all orders by mall accompanied by
the cash. punctuay attended to. 1t is sold the follow
ing fxed.prces For less than 10 bbls Sill per Dbl ;
over 10 bbs, 81 in bags of $50 lbs at 81 IL per
bag for ten bags Less than 10, Is each, delivered
at any depot or wharf in Boston Charestown. Also
for sale 800 bb Rockand Lime fresh 5000 bbls Oyster
Shell Lime 1900 Bushels Stacked Lime for Farmers at
cents per bushe.
The report made to the Legislature, the last will
show to any who will take the trouble examine it,
the high value put upon this article by the Committee
Agriculture showing its effects upon the Farm School,
at WesbOro under their supervision. The subscriber
has also testimonials from of the distinguished
persons in Mdlesex and Norfolk countless showing its
eectvness destroying the Canker Worm its good effect
on corn &c.
Also for sale 25 tons Pecene Guano the low price
$25 per ton, analyses of the may be at the
Office. JAMES GOULD, Agent.
| III stree ROsto