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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25
BOARD OF HEALTH,

A quorum of the Board being present 81 the scL
eetirg called at O'Clock yesterday the Board pro-
ceeded 10 business
The MAYOR amour ced thss be hsd called he meet
Ing for the purpose Of considering the swLmlk quss
ton He raid he bad received letters FROM nr me-cns
physicians, amcng whom are Drs. =. u. DAon, n.
H. Parker John II. Griscom, Robert Armstrong and
Aug. X. Gardner stating that the mix 10 nsrcrs,
not fatal, 10 infants and others.
AID. TuoNEY proposed q Committee Of S1-:hree
from each Council Board-to thoroughly investsgase
tie subject, and report at the next meeting Of the
Board.
substitute
Of hi, Board for the purpose Of nv.s.ns . t -
a IN: be d@ ssS u IL o. q. S.
in hi. city aud that they ,port the .sus q Their lsvss
sale OF mlh As they may dssm necessary,
AID. TuONEY accepted the substitute.
Aid. WORRIES moved to increase the Committee 70
ter.
AID. TUCKER, REED, TroxEr, BooLE ard HAswrLL
had lively debate this point, and when the 9ass-
ton WAS taken il was losf.
The que.t ons required on the passage of the rsss
luton as originally proposed which, after soms de-
bate was passed. The Mayor appointed Aldermen
Tuomey, Tucker aud Reed, and Councilnep Hsswsn
and Cross as the Committee Of lnyesbgahon:
petition was received from number Of citizens
Of the Nineteenth Ward stating that the Cat or metcg
establish ment Of John j. Eckel located at the foot OF
Forty fifth street is nuisance, and praying ts aba,e-
mtbt.
Aid. BooLE moved that Committee OF Five DO ap-
pointed to investigate the subject The Dc.on IVES
carried, and the Mayor said he would appo'ns ths
Committee to-day.
The inhabitants in the vicinity Of Eighty -sevssth
street petiticned for the abatement Of in
the shape Of surken lots in that street. Referred ~
| the came Committee Of Five.
petition with regard to pay was referred 20 tie
same Committee.
Mr. Cross offered resolution directing the Goa
tosr to pay any bills contracted by the Comnitsee
in invesg aiing the swlmilk question, after said bills
had received the approval Of the Mayor. Constdsr-
able de bate followed, and the motion was loe..
Mr. TUcHER moved that the Quarantine Committee
that went Baltimore be requested ~ report o. tos
next ettrg. Carried.
Mr.. TuoNgY as chairman Of the Committee ca
Milk extended an invitation TO all the members OF
the Board to meet with said committee.
The MAYOR stated, for the information o. TIE 10
yestgatpg Committee Ii at since the stir on the mik
question msny of the worst cows have been driver
from The city, and some Of the worst stables lave
been thoroughly clesDsed.
TWAS moved that when the Board adjourn { 3D.
ouIn TO meet in tao weeks Carried. Adjorrsed
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feaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate Of
the County Of New York heby given r. al psron.
bovins sss against IDRIs APPLEY late Of ne City Of
New fort desessd present the sare win voasnsn
~ The 'utscber 4; the New YoIk Juvenile Asylum ISo IN
the City Of kswYofk b4ore tie eighteenth DAY "
rsItDsted NevYork the 6te~nth dAy 81 hAirf nsr
ul6 lAvemTl' JAMES L. APPLEY, Adntni'traior
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
IN nd sfsr MONDAY, Nay 10 lssa and antA further
nouoe Passenger Trains VII ssvs Piss bot Dua.sst ~
TuRKIRK ExIREss q. Go n, hr Dmhhh and PRINCIPAL
fntermedisee etAtiora
NAIL TRAIN Il % r. sg Dunhirh md eualo and ntss
mediate stsnooa
ROCKLAND PASsENGEA ~ ? n, nom fcet ChsmS.rs =,
VIA PierDont for suherns and intermediate Statioua
WAY PASSENGER .. 400 for Nevbursh hiadlssSvl
sDI Intermediate etat5ona
HIGEf EXPRESS 1t 90 p M, fer Drnkirh snA Eudaso
The above Trains daily, Sundays exeeptsa
Thee Euprsss Trains Ein'ra Esnlss
canandAsas and Nseara FAIL Railroad for Ras.H Yans ct
1inabsnfou With he Syracuse and Bnshsmton Railroad
sycuse q Cor,ns With The Bo6eo Coming md New Yorh
EIirosA for Roohes4r; u Great Bed With tbe prhw.rs
lachsvsnns ana Western Railroad Tor 6orantOn Hornels
W. viii The Buffalo and He~Yofk City Ralrosd for Buffalo
Il Buffalo ma Dunkirh With he Lhe Shore RAiosd or Cvs
and Clnxtupar Toledo Detroit CHICAGO, he.
y HEADLEY Assistant Pr~ssdeui
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

IN COMPANY.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
CommeI cling MONDAY, Nay H. lS52
Tr,ps Depot White and Cen'rr NewYork al
s:J5 p NJ =. White Plains Train ppns ali Stations
Trains leave Depot Of 2.hst aud thav Ne~York
s;f m. Wilhans brdse, train stopcirs q. az stAious
$500 NAL train stopping a. Wihamsbrdse AND oil So
tior north.
lIsoa m. Wiiaustridee :rsr stopping AZ al Stations
lIJ0 Wife Plains train, stopping AZ al S'stors
2So p 10 .Wilambrdge train, stopping Q. all Sts,ioIa
400 D. NJ White Plains train, s:oppog a. all stationa
SEQ Dover Plains train, stopping su Stations above
Wifismsbri6se.
54op 10 White Plains train. stepping a: al s,ajoss
$50 D. .Wifiassbrdee trsn stoppiGe .. Ill Stations
RTTuRSXG-Le.ye Chs'ham Four Corners:
1880 Mail train, stopping WiEAmssidee White Pains
and ell Stations north
VIM ]. CAMPBELL. Suosrp. srdspt
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Ccpartnersbip Notices.

nISSOLUTION of COPARTNERSHIP.-N
~ bce hereby sven that the COPARrNERslIP hereto;
fore existing between JAMES COCKER and J. JOSEPH
EAGLETON in Liverpool and New York, under the style Of
JAMES COCKER Co, Is dssoiyed.-New York May 81 1853
VNHE firm Of ANTHONY & FOOT, Hatters,
No. 4o2 Bowery has been this day DISSOLVED by mutual
consent The business will hereafter Be carrie on BY JOSEPH
B. FOOT who will also attend 70 he closing Of the business Of
The lac f,n--NewYo May "a, 1853. d. c: ANTHONY.
j. b. FOOT
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NEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN 1854 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
CONNER cng March IS lssa
Passenger Station In NewYorh 27,ha md <s-sv
entrance Hths-
TRAINS LEAVE Nlw-YORK
FOR New Haven. 7:2D, lex 12:+ Sle te1 $50 nd
l2e m For Bridgeport, Tn. (eI l24s 10 Tax
$50 md In ror Milford Stanford farheM seuhpGst
1e m; l9:%5 $40 teI), $50, 40 62 For Dsrsn
and Greenwich, TO m l74. $50. 40 s:3 m Fos
Stamford, Id (ex) . m. l2:45 S:1o (ex) $50, y, On
NJ. For Port Chester and intermediate Stations, Tn n
1875, $50 4:50 5:25, $50 p.
CONNECTING 1bAIN8.
1cr soso. e. siop m 's1 70, n.sssosG "a
teMontreaf m (eI) and $40 tex) 10 Northampton
Ios Canal Rairosd 81 m tex and 1875 pr Hoosatonie
Railroad Ia For NsueaucA RairoAd Q and .. m
Hor Danbury and Nogval Railroad 7:2 m, l:2o p.
JAMES n. HOYT, SUPERINTENDENT
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IRON CITY, J. T. Tuner MATER.
MINERAL AOCK, J. 2. Ryder, Msster
GEN. TAYLOR, Geo L. Stone, Master.
MsAi1f boats leaving Cleveland wssk through -
"
The nsks the round TIP In eight dsya Rooms Tor
sny OF the tnps be secured By addressing
HUSofY MCBRIDE,
Porwadins and Commission Merchants,
Cleveland, OHIO.
NB-MaIk al Packages osrs Of Rrsey Mcbride Cleve
land
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-25

NE GRATIS ELECTRIC OIL cures Piles
~ Paralysis Pains, ecads and Burns Cured Sep' "ecu
The great circus proprietor, Of Rheumatism
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DrofsssirrtaI Netifs.

Office for
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS.
J. p. PRISON, NO. 5 WALL-ST., N. Y.
Pamphlet Of full information sen. free BY mail.
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Alatbinfrp.

TIRE ENGINES for SALE-New and second
hand Fire Engines al complete ready r useI and war
ranted, q. No. 0 Lafayette pace, BY j. H. siCKELS
XNTOODWORTH PLANERS.-A Machines OF
w approved construction q various sfes for sale b
A. l.. ACKERMAN, No. Is Plsttst.
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Ale1ieal.

NE GRATIS ELECTRIC OIL cares Rheu-
- mstisn Neuralgia kc Cured John Liyinss. a. esq, No
I2n Mat lItb,t Sold BY BARNES PARK Is Park row.
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THURSDAY. April q.
MONDAY, May 5.
THURSDAY, May "a
MONDAY, May "a.
MONDAY, June Il
THURSDAY, June "a
THURspAY' July Is
sHHGtERIsHbslYS,, 1iusaAa
MONDAY, August Is.
THURSDAY, August "a
MONDAY, September &
THURSDAY, September 10.
MONDAY, September n.
THURSDAY, October 2.
MONDAY, October Ia
THURSDAY, October 70.
MONDAY, November &.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28

ARE now receiving from Philadelphia and
Baltimore a new and we'll selected Fashion
able stock Of Spring und Summer Goods, con.
sisting Of Ladies' Dress Goods Of every variety.
Collars, Ginghems, Challi and Lawn Robes:
Black, Fancy and Byadere Dress Sirks, cheap;
SWISS Jaconots, Cambria Embroidercs, sc. A
large assortment of Collars, Gloves, Hosiery,
Dress Trimmings, sc In short a full nssort-
mcnt To complete the Lady's memorandum
Hoops, &C.
BONNETS Of latest Styles Ribbons, Flowers,
Ruchcs, Braids SC.
CLOTHS, Cnssimcrcs, Satincts, Twccds,
James, ltalian Cloth, Dcradita Cottonadcs, Drill.
lngs, Croton Cloths, &C., all Tor Gcntlcmen's
wear.
a general assortment orREADY MADE CLIO.
THING; Ladica' a\d Chdrcns' Boots and Shoes
Gentlemans' Shoes and Boots
ERIES--BIack and Green Tea, Coffee
Sugar, Rice, Pepper and spice, Table SyruD.
good supply ofr0bacco.
salt, Wheeling Nails, Paints, Oils,
Wall paper assorted in sets.
CARPE tS--A large assortment all of which
will be sold cheap for cash or approved country
produce, or upon credit OF six months to promp
paying customers. We are determined az usual
only more so, not to be be undersold by any
house OF competition in town or country. We
do not say that we will sch cheaper than the
cheapest, bu: We do say that We wall not be un.
dcrsOld.
We are thankful to the public for their kind
patronage he rctoi fore and now cordially invite
ladies and gentlemen to call and examine our
stock. We viii take pleasure in showing our
goods. CALLENDINE & NYE.
TIMOTHY s. CLOVER SEEDING have on
hand prime lot OF Timothy and Clover seed for
sale on good terms. C.&N.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28
LOOK CUT FOR DURBANHA F0UN
DRY AND CORN CRACKER

+ HAVE just put mp a pair OF Corn. crackc
i and am now ready to crack your Corn. Come
on, friends aud enemies, Il would have you all 10
know that am ready now to crack your grain
into cob.mcal, &c, in fine style, right along.
Now ifyou want 4, done up right, 10
And have but little stole,
Just bring along some first rate grain,
.n - And NIL take the toll
V think,not best in setting out
t'a The people much to fiauer,
Then come along and Try your luck
Come see what is the matter.
Then If you don't say all is right,
lE siJ And to your neighbors brag, fa aHNt
The next time you may 60 oil light,
sTGf And also lose the bag -HIi8 saHH.G
\ ID-Then come right along to ,NIMoN's,a,
Durbanna Foundry, aud get your grain done up
into Cow-fecd in short order. We can sell you
n Pump to furnish tho water, and big kettle to
mix your feed in. Canyon do better any where
clsei be March o, 1858.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28
TIE USES OF FALLEN LEAYEs.

In the eyes Of nine teuths nf the
world, tho man who permitted the dead
leaves to accumulate among his shrubs
would I've set down as a sIuyen aud
got that man wnnld be a better gaid.
encr than he who 10 continually exer-
cising The broom aud the rake, and
treating his gar den as The housemaid
uouls her chambers. When nature
causes the tree to shed its leaves, il is
not merely because they are dead and
useless To tho tree, but brcanse they arc
rcqnl' ed for a further purposc--that Of
restoring to tho soil the principal por.
ton Of what had been ahstraCicd from
10 during tho season Of growth, and
thus of rendering the soil able To main,
tain the vegetation ola succeeding year.
Every particle, that is found il a dead
leaf is capable, when decaycd Of enter.
ing into new combinations, and Of again
rising into treo ior the purpose uf
contributing tu tho prOduc'i"u Of moro
leaves, and flowers, aud fruit If the
dead leaves, which nature employs,
are removed, the soil dnubLess. upon
The ietntn 0f spring, furnish more or,
ganjZahlG matter without their assist.
ancc, because It's formali,y is difficult
To- exhaust aud many year, must eIapse
bUIure it is reduced 10 stcrili,y. Bot ihc
less wo rob tho soil of the pcrishirg
members uf vegetation which rurniSl,
the means Of annually removing ils FER
tliiy,tb6 moro will 0ur trees and bushes
thrive for the dead leaves Of autumn
arc the organic clements Oh, of which
the Leaves of Summer are to he restored
Is tho mysterious laboratory Of vegeta.
ti"n. They cuut0in the carbon or hpm,
u', aud the alkaline substances essential
10 the support Of growing plants and
although such subsloUcrs can be obtain.
cd from the soil, cvon If leaves are al
stact"d, set they ecu meter 10 we'll
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28
New Marble Shop,

The undersigned having purchased tho stock
IN hand from the former propriotors OF the Mar.
ole shop carried only Mcssrs. Sheets & White
beg lcaveto inform their friends and the pub.
lie IN general, that they intend to carry on the
MARBLE BUSINESS in all its brsmchcs, in 90 cd
style and with despatch They expect TO have
on hand n fine stock OF both
ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
of tho very hes, TuOliy in Q few days and will
be prepared to execute
Monument, Tomb, Head and Foot
Stones. .
to the satisfaction Of nj who r,ny give them 4
call. 1t is not their intention or purpose to
BORE the people by calling on them ior Jobs be-
fore their relatives are cold, as they deem IL
both too small a business, and done only by
snail men; but they intend to pursue such a
cou,sc that will DC endorsed by both friends
and cncmies, III any Of the latter we have.
They hope by striot attention to business,
with moderate charges, together with a war.
rnnty for all jobs to be what they are represent.
cd, to share liberal patronage,
| shop in Lozicr's Building, next to the Court
house. Call and see before purchasing else.
! where. d. ..'.
! GJ-Cur Marble is bought for cash consequent
! ~ VIC will be able to sell very low.
apl6,-r JNO. w. MADEIRA s. co.
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.snE IMPORTANT ITEM.
One door further iSOisik!
REMOVAL AND NEW GOODSl,

REMOVAL AND NEW GOODS!,
I'D l.. & N. BERKSHIRE Announce t.
Il y. their friends aud the public, that they
have removed from their old stand opposite
the Courthouse into the adjoining room on
The South, lately occupied by L. III. Chalian,
Druggist, where they have just received,
and are now opening, o large stock of Gro
ceries, Confectionery, Tobacco, Sugars, aud
great variety OF Notions and useful ARTICLES
OF almost every description purchased in the
East--all which they will sell low for Cash,
or TO prompt customers OF four months. We
hope That all who may need any thing in nur
line will not fail TO keep their eye on the
1" Cheap Grocery exactly opposite to the
Court House. II. j.. & n. BERKSHIRE.
FuNovem Der il6, 1857. Eerf .eaa126
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RWl'af5sFsims Goods :!
.&I,Rs.TH4o EG.4I,H
A CARD.

! have removed my Office from my resi-.
dence on Front STREET, TO Lazer's long bull
ding on The Public Square. (second door from
the west end of said building, and immed-
ately under The Star Printing OihccJ s. also
associated with me in the practice Of the
law, Henry T. MARTIN, Esq, One or both
OF us moy be found a, our new Office, at all
times ready 10 attend promptly TO any bust.
ness cohlided 10 US in Monongalia. Marion
and Preston counties. Address BERKSHIRE
q MARTIN, Morgaulown. Va.
...- u, BERKSHIRE.
Morgantown, Va, Nov. l6, 1857,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-28

The Rev. &. y, Burnett, while lobotng ne
Mitsonoryin Southern Asia, discovered elm
pie and certain Cure for Consumption, asthma,
bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nerrots DEBILITY, and
all impurities of the Blood; also an easy ard Of.
fccuai method Of inhaling the Remedy Actu.
atod bya desire 10 benefit his suffering fellows,
he will chccrlOily send tho Recipe (rrco) to
such as desire it, with full and explicit directions
for preparing and successfully using tho modi.
cine. Address Rev. s. BURNETT,
sci Broadway Ny. City.
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gsv. E0svshcy,s EailEs.

NHESE excellent FAMILY PILLS, long
n and Iavorably known TO the public, s.
which possess snch wonderful curative pro-
per'ies. can still be obtained Of the Widow
OF the late DR.. Joint G. Lowther, a, her resi-
dence in C|arksburg. TO her only was i'm
parted the formula for their preparation, &
they can be obtained of no one but her
They viii te kept constantly on hand, in
quantities 10 meet the demand that may be
made. ..... If April Is.
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.sssssIg-24'c.s
~ Ge~sss;;s SSs i, !: ;S :9ss:s.:s.
...g. %NsgiFSz..ss sssls 4; ssssSSs.
Sss>a.ss.. - =. Z :cz-~.|
THE FARMERS COLUMN.
BEARING YEAR OF APPLE TREES.

The bearing Of Apple Orchards in
alternate years Is so general, in oil the
older States. that it has come IN be CON
sdered necessity. With some trees
the habit is so inveterato that not IL
solitary apple can be found upon the
branches in the unfrutful year. The
whole energies of the tree, and tho
resources of the soil seem to be cx-
haus,ed in the fruitful yeats, SO that i,
takes two seasons of hyberuaipn aud
Test torecupcrate. This habit is great,
drawback upon the prufirs Of finit
growing. In The pbundant years apples
are cheap. and the farmer gets but fair
return for his labor. In the scarce
season when prices a'e high,he has no
fruit to sell.
Some facts have COMO under our oh.
serralion, TINT lead us TO suppose that
this habit can be overcome, and that the
ski!ltul frult grower can rely upon n
crop of apples every year with as much
certainty, as npnn any of the root or
grain crops. la the front yard of the
old homestead, there stood an old ap-
pIo tee in "a deep rich loan. 1t was
kept in grass aud bore large crop of
s.,
nothing ia the interval. BY way-of ex.
pertinent, the green sward was broken
up, and the whole yard mauured and
planted as garden. TO the great dis
appointment Of all tho skcplics in the
region, tho old tree changed is habits,
and bore very full crops two years in
succession. The yard was seeded down
AMI it rolsPsed, but continued to bear
in the years, which would have been
barren in the old order.
When young orchard is put out
upon piece of recently cleared wood
land. where there is abundance of veg.
etablc matter in tho soil, it bears w;ih
much more uniformity every year, than
an Old orchard under common treatment
IN The same vicinity Orchards planted
IN the new settlements are much more
productive than those in Tho old States
for the same reason. The trees find al.
lment enough in the virgin soil To mix
ture good crops every year.
There has lately been discovered in
the Historical Society Library at Hart
ford c.. a curious document, HE
account book Of Henry WoIcott, one
of the first settlers Of that State. IL
was kent in shr,, hand md co,,,;ns
ar,n,, ,,h., ,L;ro, ,.I II ,I',,
weld Of his oonIn n1charJ ~ WimLsnr
f,r, C.,y yonrs .l,ar :; . ~, ,''","'
bearing. la 1851 it bore 400 bushels,
in 1852. a52 bush.ls and !, the iva
following y,ors.Il27 and 1883 Musicals
showing no ,end,ncv 70 ihn ol,arno,s
bea,ipG' which n,,y ma,ks MI ',ha n'c0
herds IN that reoi1n. /, ia ;n,nrns,;no
TO Gnd the James IF III, onnIas
then cultivated Snmmor-p;n,;, III
- -. ~ ,ft,'
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promiscuous sexual intercourse, by selisabuso,
or by sexual excess, with advice for their pre- :
vention, written in familiar style, avoiding all
medical itechnicalities,t and everything that
would offend the car OF dcconcy. :. '-..
Testimony Of the Professor NJ OJstetyic-s Il, Penn
College, Phiddciphin.--'sDR. HUNTERS MED
ICAL MANUAL.''--'fhc author of this work
unlike the ma ority Oft these who advertise TO
cure the diseases Of which il treats, is gradu-
ate of one Of the best Colleges in the u. States
1t affords me pleasure to recommend him to the
unfortunate, or to the victim of mnlpra ctco, as
successful and experienced practitioner, in
whose honor and integrity they may place the
greatest confidence. JosEPH LoSosHoRE, MD.
From A. Woodwdrd, NJ. d., Of Penn Uniuersify,
Phiidda--It gives me pleasure to add my tests
mony to the professional ability OF tho Author OF
tho :" Hedicdf MGnUdi,' Numerous cases Of Dis
eases Of the Genital Organs, some of them of
long standing, have como under my notice, in
which his skill has been manifest in restoring to
perfect health, in some instances where the pa,
ucnt has been considered beyond medical aid.
tho treatment of seminal weakness, or disar-
rangonent cfthe functions produced by Self
do"Se, or Excess OF venory, do not know his
superior in tho profession. 1hayc been acuuain-
ted with the author some thirty years, and deem
II no more than justice to him as well as a kind
ness TO the unfortunate within of carly ndiscre-
ton, to recommend him as one in whose profess
sional skill and integrity they may safely confdo
themselves. ALrREp WOODWARD, NJ. d.
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supplied on the most literal terms.
December 20, 1887. 1y
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The Proprietor, in calling theattention of the
public to this pre- Paration, does so with feel
ing of the utmost confidence in its virtues and
adaptation to the diseases for which it is rec ON
mended. .. a.....H . .." .'.'W
j, is no new and untricl article, but one that
has stood the test of ten years trial be fore the
American people, and its reputation and sale is
unrivaIicd by any similar preparations extant.
Tho testimony in its favor given by the most
prominent and woll&nown Physicians and indi-
vIdnais in al parts Of the country is immense,
and careful. perusal of the Almanac, Published
annually by the proprietor, and 10 be had gratis
oiany OF his agents, cannot but satisfy the most
skepticnl that this remedy is really deserving
the great celebrity it has attained
Principal Office aud Mandatory, No. Ais
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa. r.. a.
For sale by Fitch s. Chalfant, Morgantowu,
Va; DR.. r.. Conway, Fairmont. -. ...'
February 10, lS5S.--ly. .. ..r. ...
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obtained as through tho decay Of those
organs. The dead leaves Of autumn,
should not he renewed from tho soil on
which they fall Neatness, no donb
mus, be observed aud this. we think,
will be sufficiently consulted if leaves
are swept from walks and lawns. whore
they do no good, ard cast upon the bo,-
ders in heaps, where they will lilo and
decay ill the time for digging has at.
rived, when they can be sp,ead upon
the earth like SO much manure.
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MEADOW MUcK.-l speak advisedly
in saying tho decomposed leaves and
other matter washed from the forest
and hills. and found in 1Ieado,o Muck
(and still more if clay be addrd) when
thus applied, will work wonders
Pl0MgAm0n.
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TIE TURREY.-The noble A american
bird hes now become common Ia every
civilized country says the Vermont
Stock JOsrnoi, add the moie widely
known the more highly is he apprecia
tod. Ii would he disgraceful To us as
American agriculturists and breeders
to suffer this splendid bird to deterior
ate Cal. Far. ......
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~ Rich barn.yurd or other pu,res.
cent manures applied plcnlitu'ly to the
potato crop. is almost certain to bling
tho rot; and The quality ofihe potato is
no. S" good, as when grown on sod
without manure.