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nlntIsaiaousas Items.

CASH IN SPRINGFIELD -dn adultery case Is peudlng 10
Springfield Mass. tee defendant 10 which ,s one Morris
sbiods Of Couoec,cut who charged by Etwlro Dooo
van, Of Springfield With having comm tied adultery wi,
biz (ionovsns) wife. Mrs. Donovan has boeu hired
absent heIseif from Springfield, and her 'sconfessoa
cannot b obtained.
AGAIN UNITED A young OF Chicago recently found
his wife, whom be married AT the age of seventeeo Ru'
separated from seven years ago, IN bothe 10 Mlwau
@, 10 which she had fet peed by no geety
lie reclaimed her. and Oh last "Wednesday they were re-
married
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-25
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, April Z3--U 7. NJ.
AsHEs-The market was quiet at 5Xc for both pots
AMI pearls
BRRAps1uFrS -Flour--The marker for common and me-
dunn grades Of state and Wostera heavy, while good
TO choice extra brands steady and prices unchanged
The Iclenency Of the weather tended TO check
tons, which were confined to about 5000 bbs closing
within the following ran 90 OF prces:--
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NoNTENTg OF THIS WEEKS LEDGER.

| CoNTENTg OF THIS WEEKS LEDGER
- "a new "a, and Interesting gale entle! THE QUEENS
pyI By By s Es v cSbs sfA Story Of Ancient
Il n6s haE charm
N @ ASH M D. nan
EVERETT.
II 1eE YSSzy Ct sSS X e.
OF anne Bradstree-
Tg0gSsas ~ - THEY OCCUR sasssoyE
VT. IDEAL AND REAL: Humorous Poem. By JoHs
9. SANE
VII PERKS OF The WILDERNESS BY EMERSON
BENNETT.
VIII FAITH AND WORKS. Poem BY ALICE CARR.
TX coNaEYIALITY. Sketch By ANNA Cora
Rronv
X. FAREWELL: A Poem BY GEo. d. PRENTICE.
xr. AN INCIDENT OF THE MOHAWK VALLEY by
Dr.. Coxrros Smith.
XII. TIE NOBLE FARMER. BY Mrs. L. H. seouaSrv
Kill WIT AND HUAoa. BY GEo. d. PRENTICE.
KY TIE CITY OF TIE PLAIN BY rnoxAs DusS.
Esstgu.
XIV DlaBy's REFoRM Sketch by syrvAsus
Com, Jr.
xvI BUFFALO HUNT.
XVII. TEE RELIEF OF VIENNA
xynI. ANswsRs TO CORRESPONDENTS.
XIX EDITORIALS AND ESSAYS.
Xxx &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. &c. &C. &C.
BONN has ne p'sssu.s Of .nnGuaslns TIA,
% sa aS Sns hs S g . Re as
ri seren been obtsirci by publishers but
ths ths time that tale been written
ses All Dor az DrRENs; ami We, Er Borvra woua not
have public apl hat he thinks there yhlug
re- akabe about ts aIga gcnent Is only part and parcel
| OF his policy
| CypkNDELrERs AND GAs FrxTuREa
Our ac,nens Of aylea OF chandeliers and
| gss s.tuSs rrl be ssid curing tho sprins scason
Corner Of broadway and Brooms sGesk
| WORMS, BuTIoNg AND DsrECTIvE NAILS TREATED
q By the only safe aud saccessful method
rSitnv 70 cen y eaeh buuions and nails 81 S.
Lly1IAitlhID a wtsrERVEl .T, Chivpodss
sG Broadway, opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel.
| ryvr THIS ouT-py TUE USE OF PHELrg
~ ecopom press. which cosa only from g. 10 ~, every
man print his labels circulars 80 Every do
spuop q printing siecussd on these prcs,e. 700 PEI cent
way and examine apec'ness Of work.
! Nails peuetsatuG the aesA,
ssou p, ., . IN sS SsS &c % ws W. ss ss
asr atom wtnOus TIA least inCnnvenicr-s
Isn't, ~ pr 2.CuARlN surgeon ckiropoiss 10 scadwSy.
| 70 Ne phy scAns aua surgoeAa celhts c.r.
| saoE1ps, SKoaAHIoAL LAWrs. 10,
sod reduced friooA an soooun ~ removing 70 sN BreA
Nsl, n SAADOkVLLAh ~ Broadway.
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Wheeler 81 Wilson's Sewing Machines,
Office EOS Broadway New York
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Vupyssre Cured by harsh q Co.'S Radsc nj
euro -a They Keep sE stDcktngs vurc,es
gene supporters and shoulder dsf<
ito made order. no 2Vessy street. Aston House. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-25

+. Y. S.-UaIlYu's tnl proved French Yoke
shirts, new style u1ade IN order and warranted IT.
BALLUU BhUIHERs, 40? Broadway solo 1fac.ureru
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20 Cent AmbrOtypo LiIkcncsses, with Cnse;
family groups cbdren's koncses bea uy taken BIZ
KlAiBALL Il COOPER, 3y7 Broadway
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Jouvin's Kid Gloves aId London siII< Una
brelias jrs received by late steamers LHARY CO., Nos
8, and As&or Uouse, Broadway.
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Grover & BAKERS Celebrated
EoIsELEsS FAMILY eEWTH9 MACHINES,
We have ose Of GROVER b gsa'F 10 our own family
srd say jusace 10 the that h Is -
fDcd a. It repreaent.d 70 be- ~ Y. Ledger Apru
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Capital Ter, MT One Dollar the Chest, co-s
only be obtained at CHRls1IANsON's No. Chaabes aud
2l6 Greenwich street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-25

Tho hest Sylx1n& ICED In Eyistcrrc-TFows's
sulpsc from IS IS at y7s HroadNsy. Can ana see Il
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A FIRE, WATER AND MTLDEW PROOF SOLUBLE
glars as cement paint and varnish prevents alcohol and
lead auorspnr an9.nese OILS ooguac and rye by Dr.
l. FkUCHTWAk0kk, las MAIDEN lane, New York. N. B.
Treatise on Fernented Lquors and l000 Chemical Receipts
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Inc siftttt wings OF I<c{sgL.ISea LOtftp
rses. sreposted 70 WOOD. EUDF Co.
DELAWARE. GEORGIA. Kentucky AND NILSSON !
STATE LoTTER Is
Official drawings, by telegraph.
DELAWARE L0qrgerss
@ 81 a. @ sy no
sa,Aer zee y the Less.ars hs.ns ts asade1 IN
Do ss css s sa ss e, I osgs s The s,, II 6sa
were tan day Drawn the heel
EXTRA CLASS. NO. 247. APRIL %. 1852
80, IL, rs, 81, IL. 80, A, 80, So, 10, Is.
CLASS No. 248. APRIL %. 1859.
ls, So, 76, 8, 70, 10, co. II, IS, SO, IL, 4S, 6s.
Ape th the said numbers drawn In the Whit,
she ey,. ssad above
e. 1885, 5 sses sss,c GORDON cs,u,.-,n.~.
JAMEs bUSoAN.
GEORGIA LOTTERIES
the ORA ~nE the Sparta academy DO hereby oe,s
from tho wheel. viz
CLASS no aa5 APRIL %. 1859.
MI received.
CLASS No. 2ie, gxrnA. krnII q, 1859.
Not received
And that the eaid numbers drawn which
Witness our hands Augus Ca tbs "a. day April %
1853 +. =: h nsy;ss' oomuisutop,rs.
WOOD EDDY %'m Aasos. o s.sSrss
O.A. Bulls. Exchange and Specie Broker, r7a
Greenwich street. second door north o! Pacific Hotel
Weeds Patent FANNY sewing Maolsires--
New syle price $50. oface AT broadway.
The Spring Style OF Hats for CsentIeune en- y
wear Price g 80 and warranted superior to oGsrel in
Manufacturer of eens hats, lis Mas sau street,
Herrxna.u Patent Cnsnup sun Eciss
And burglar proof safes 2si Sroad way Murray
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupess,
the best in the world wholesale and retail and the dye
HiII's Hair Dye 80 Cents, Black or Brown,
DEPOT No Barclay street, Also 500 Broadway and all drug
Trusseg, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
hey belts, BODY braces aud Dr. aLOvERS lever
Granalssi'a New Improvement Again &C
ne l Ss a. se .s t. o@Dsr sd.s'
Esnschcrnr's fsass Uye, Wigs ard Toupe.s,
ne beat in The s,rid su5 sah al made Sold and sppod
------------------.-.--.------
Kepnetly's Medical scsvery Is Warranted
cure seTSaa srysPsaa sa rhsun scad head liberated
Rupture Cured by harsh q Co.'S Ratiscuj
s They alec slE stockings
eine supporters shoulder braces
@ines made 70 order no vesey street. Aston House. n
T.. Y. S.-.Uall.u's tna proved French Yoke
shirts, style u1Ade IN order and warrantedto IT.
BAJLUU BhUIHERs, 40? Broadway solo uiac.ureru.
Jouvin's Kid Gloves aI,d London sllI< Una
brellas ju received by late sienmers LHAsY co., Nos
8, and 8 Astor House, Broadway
20 Cent AmbrOtypo Likcncsses, with Cnse;
family groups and cbildrens nkoncsses bea uy nken by
KlMBALL 4 COOPER, 3J7 Broadway.
The hest Sprtns Hcr In Eyistcncs-fifovve's
slpsc - to s. at Y7s Broadway Csu sea
Capital Tea, MT One Dollar the Chest, cn-s
only be obtained CHRIs1IANsON's No. Chaubes aud
L6 Greenwich street
Wheeler 81 Wilson's Sewing Machines,
dYr,v Nav o-L
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Kepredy's Medical Discovery Is Warranted
70 scofua eryspaaa, en rheun, scd head liberated
sore legs Foo sale BY on druggists.
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Barry's Trscophcroas IL the bast and cheap
sf article for dressing eaupymg cleaning curling
NIX and res.orn9 the hsir Ladies wy It, SOLD by s drug
gsk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-25

Hcficwsy's Ptls and Ointment arc the
safest ard beat remedies for the whoopipg cough
lew doses OF the pills with Tho o1tUcnt une rubbed
thoroughly into The chest throat eve the nos vo
lent Cases Mandatory, 80 Maiden lane, New Yort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-25

SINGEk6 SEWING EACHIEEs
y
PRICE FROM $50 TO Sl3
For frciies tsors, and all manufacturing purposes tc9
machines unequaled They durable osoabie
1ossg greater variety OF work and Of earning moro nsee
than any maehine In the market
abe family machines $50 and SIS ara atracttus
universal attention. l. n SINGER 4 o.,
tt0 3ro4dwN
CTFAROSCOPRS AND sTEREOsOOPrC VIEWS
- BsckEL BhCrhEhs, 10 John street, keep the larg.
est assortment Of glass views Also ots and sylysSers
oolored andilurninased groups and paper views
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y1yRsTERN TT tDE.--A GENTLEMAN OF EyPE-
wv Renee and good references going We would
any business aoept agency DC. entrusta 10 him with
dolNy. Address Phio immeoiately, n Z. Post office.
81 FRENCH CALF DRRss BOOTS AT JONES', NO. 10
Or strees also ready the 50 30 and s. b Cen
lrcss shoss and gsitsrs, at JONES'. 10 Ann street
A1 OOO REWARD WILL Blk PAID ON fHe CON-
HlUUU voon of any counterfeitng DR.. Tobss' We
ntan liniruent 1t warranted Group dysentery
otoc throat oothache pains of all kinds aud
rfeunasm quicker than her remedy, pay Sold BY
nj druggists rs And " Depot Street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-25

Giandlssis'A New Improvement Again &C
tie iunan hair rnteresis eson prov hadress
gray hair; ~asrsotsd 10 Twelfth stesi corner Broadway
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ITO THE MEDICAL FACULTY OF TIE
UkITED ST Al e.
tege 10 call the attention of the pbyscans tho United
States to the following chemical analysis Of the schedsm
matte schnapps-
DDOLPHO WOLFE, ~ Beaver street
CHEMICAL. TESTIN mics
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Eaachcfor's fsass uye, Wrsa ard Toupe.s
beat the aarid sstg Ill made Sold ana spood
n the man1fkc.ory, 23 Broaiwry
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TrusseG, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
hsY beiis, BODY braces aud Dr. 0LOvzhS lever 49,
NO. 4 Ann street.
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InlI's Hair Dye 80 Ccots, Black or Brown.
DEPOT No Barclay street also, 500 broadway and all
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Herrn8o Patent CsAnspaOn Eirs
And burglar proof ssfes way uer Murray H. n
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees,
in the world. wholesale and retail. the dye pri
vatcly applied, No. 6 Astor House.
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Imports OHiI'r than Dry Goods and Specie Mt
the r0Fs OF sec York for the Week X i'd
In mi AZ 1870
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The Spring Style OF Hats, for GentIenen's
Price 90 So and warranted superior
broadway for "a. Call and judge for yourselves
ESPENsCdETD,
Manufacturer of psnts hats, IFS Mass street
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MISCELLANEO Gus.

MuSCELLANE
A VIKINGS FOR STORES AND WINDOWS MILDEW
Orders BY pcst attended 70.
A VOID IMPOSITION.
n MIXTURE, In boules bearing somewhat similar In
Charles London Cordial Gin, has dsp0ed for sas on
With most drugeiss grooers % who gain an
excrbau profit In many instances urge customers
Purchasers of London cordial gin viii well see hs:
CH nlks the only genuine London gin. Depot No 10
Broadway.
A GUIDE TO CENTRAL PARK-CONTAINING A. HIS
- tory and Upton of the park, the improvement to
tbs date and these ordinances and regulations
principal objects Of interest," bow TO them;
map Of the park. BY officer Of tue park.
Price Is cents For sale by ROSS 1 TUUSEY DEXTER
Co., and the trade generally.
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The Latest Dra ws.4s OF sae LeGsI.ISel Lotto
cses. ne reported 10 WOOD. EUDV d Co,
MANAGERS or TIN
DELAWARE GEORGIA, Kentucky AND HLssoUsr

DELAWARE LO1TE6lsS
TIL sutsos hers COMMISSIONER pponted no Govern
Of the stae OF Delaware W rntend drawing
~ author zeo by the Legislature ha siug s
traNn Ct he lotey or the oeeett o. the ssss Des
do herre certify that the iopeing lie numbers whs
were tan day Drawn the heel. viz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-25

Wcsd'k PaSenI FANNY sewing Mnohir es-
View stye, price $50. Oface AT Broad way.
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r~pvyCu CLOCKS,
n BaorKps NKCHhHIOAL LAMrB 10,
Sold reduced frcoA On ecour. ~ removing 70 s BrceA
way, x sAADONVLL.N, ~ Broadway.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-01-29
ROBERTs BERNlS.

The centennial anniversary of the birth day
of Robert Burus was celebrated on Tuesday,
the 25th instant, with great eclat at Boston,
New York, Washington, and numerous other
places on this continent, while we have no doubt
the manifestations of veneraton and love for
Scotia's bard were equally jubilent on the other
side of the Atlantic The occasion was made
memorable in Boston by speech from Ralph
Waldo Emerson and poems by James Russell
Lowell, Oliver Wendell Holmes, and ]. G.
Whittier, as well as testimonials of respect for
his memory by numerous other scholars and
poets.
Burns was poor plowboy. He was born,
lived and died in the humblest walks of life
But with all these disadvantages he carved for
himself a name and fame that will grow brigh-
ter, as his memory will grow grcener through
coming years. And all this because he was the
poet of the people He embodied in his verse
the emotions and sympathies Of universal hui
mainly. He touched chords to which every bo-
som beats responsive. lie defied oppression
and bigotry. He condemned meanness and hy-
pocrisy. Ills heart was large enough to en-
brace the suffering poor wherever they might
be, and yet was SO bound to his native land and
heath that he poured out strains of the most fer
vent patriotism. lie, poor and oppressed, his
muse bursting out into glorious freedom under
whatever circumstances of life he might be
placed, has left legacy Of richest wealth to all
who come after him, which but increases in val
ue as it flows along the stream of time.
How patent it is in rejecting upon the poetry
of Burns that fame waits most surely on him
who is true to his manhood, and who in all
things acknowledge the great brotherhood of
humanity. The songs that give utterance to
these sentiments will outlive the most polished
rhetoric, for they are handed down from mouth
to ear through successive generations. There
are thousands that can repeat many of the songs
of this poet of the people who never opened a
volume containing his poetry. But his songs
address themselves so completely to their aficc-
tons that they are engraved on their memory
Scarcely sentiment can be quoted from all his
writings which the popular heart does not feel
and the popular judgment does not approve the
moment it is uttered. His verses are and ever
will continue to be household words. Under
these circumstances it is meet to assemble and
pay homage to his genius and his merit. That
grand old choral, so fit at all times and all
places, which is always delightful to the ear and
grateful to the heart, should be sung in remem-
brance of aud homage to its immortal author
SHOULD aud acquaintance be forgot,
An never brought 10 mind?
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
An days o auld lang svre 2"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-01-29
FITCHBURG RAHROAD-ANNUAL MEET.


The seventeenth annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Fitchburg Railroad, was held
Tuesday, at the Depot in Boston.
The meeting was called to order at 10 o'clock
by the President. The clerk having reported
that quorum were present, the meeting pro-
ceeded to business.
The accepting of the annual report was called
for. Mr.. Pratt of Boston, having discovered
what he supposed to be discrepancy in the re-
port, requested an explanation which was very
satisfactorily afforded by the President
The report was then unanimously accepted
and the meeting proceeded to choose directors.
committee of five were appointed by the
chair to collect, sort, and count votes, and the
following gentlemen were appointed:
f. F. Pratt, Boston; b. W. Gleason, Rock
bottom; J. X. Going, Shirley; James Cheeyer,
Boston; Charles Russell, Princetown.
On motion it was voted to keep the polls
open 10 minutes.
The committee reported the whole number of
votes cast to be 50l6. Necessary to choice
2509.
John ]. Swift, Boston, 5Ol6; Alvah Crocker.
Fitchburg, 50l6; Thomas Whittemore, Cam
bridge, 50l6; w. +. Faulkner, Acton, 5000 /;
z. b. Brigham, Boston, 50l6.
The report of the committee was accepted
and the meeting dissolved.
While the Committee were absent, Mr. Whit
temore entertained the meeting with one of his
customary humorous speeches. The meeting
was entirely harmonious not dissenting voice
was heard, and the unanimous vote cast for the
old board, was iiattering testimonial of the
esteem and confidence from the stockholders.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-01-29
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS
Boston Produce Marhe,-wrpsrsD,v Ian o.

DoSaoh II fouhce NlaFhet-hEDSESDAY,J Jan. &C.
fLCUR-rhe Flour market is very firm and prices have
advanced from 25 75c per bbl with active speculative
demand The sales have been extent at SIS IS IS
for common brands Western held the latter price,
50 50 20 10 for for fancy, with little none now Offering
under s. 49, common extras 50 So none now offering
under 80 70, and family and superior brands 50 SO Al 80
per Dbl, including Genesee, Ohio and Michigan St uiS
Flour quite firm at Sc rs IS SO fmiy and superior
brands Canada Flour Is In fair demand at SIS as for
iacy 30 20 Tor common extra and Sc 81 % for family
anu superior brands. Corn meal is senB at 81 a Is;
and Rye Flour ranges at So so 81 per bb for common
and extras In Buckwheat sales at 81 rs per 100 lbs
GRAlN-The demand for Corn the past week uas been
moderate but the article is held with fl mness
sales OF Southern yellow at 90 CSC at ec; white %
s2c for new and od and Western is nominaly 90
VIC per buse Oats firm asd in at az SIC per
pushed Tar Noehern vnd Canada and upwards and
Prince Edward Island at SO 60c per bush In rive sales AZ
81 Soc per bushe which is advance White beans are
selling at zoe for common, 81 20 81 rs blue pod and
81 % u 81 for extra pea and Canada Peas
have been sold at 81 05 a 10 per bushel.
fhoNisioNs-Pork is very frm but continues moder-
Sls 5o and clear at $2 s21 so per Dbl cash and mos
In Beef there have been moderate sales at IS SO sl2 so for
Eastern and Western mess cash and mos Lard il unite
, and has advanced with sales In bbs and terce AT 10
now held at l2c cash; and in kegs at 10 3c per 10
cash and mos Smoked Hams at lOl lie per III cash
and mos Butter Is quite firm, and shade higher sales
OF good and choice at % Csc, common M 10 zoe;
1anada and Ohio and other Western ranges IA 2Oc per
b, as to quality Cheese is selling lOIc per 10 for com
mon and prime Dressed Hogs selling at Sc per Id as
to quality, for large and small.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-01-29
CORNGRON1NG IN rERnoNr

1t is often said that corn cannot be raised in
Vermont to any advantage. We publish the
following facts to disprove that assertion
Hon. ii. 5. Morse, of Shelburne, presented
at the annual meeting of the State Agricultural
Society, held in Middlebury on the 9TH inst. a
sample of King Phillip Corn, of which he rails
ed III bushels to the acre. The following
statement was drawn up and sworn to by Mr..
Morse -
81 entered three acres of corn for premium.
which was raised in the following manner: The
land was "A hard, stony soil-had been in mead
ow hve years covered about two thirds of
the ground with rotten manure in the fall of
1897; and the balance of the piece with new
fresh manure, drawn in the winter and plowed
in about the first of May, from to 10 inches
deep. | narrowed it well, and planted it with
king Phillip corn, on the 18th of May, 3 feet
Hill II 8ds Gnrrattd' and lioed twice well =
cut up the second and third week in Sept. =
stocked up in the lot, and stood till the latter
part of Oct before husking. / husked from
the three acres five hundred and seventy baskets.
which measured, when shellcd, 10 quarts to the
basket, and weighed thirty-fve and one-half
lbs. to the baSket-making three hundred and
fifty bushels, and fifty three pounds by weight,
and three hundred and thirty eight bushels. and
II quarts, by measure"
Mr.. Morse received the premium offered by
the Society for the best acre of corn.
The Burlington Free Press says -
"Mr. Horatio Chaplin of Wiliston tells us
that from field of a little more than three
acres he raised last fall los bushels of corn.
shelied lie counted off fifty rows in this field,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-01-29

dental art is suggested that is not carefully investi-
gated by Drs Cummings & Flagg, and II worthy to
be adopted they the first to aid in its general in
PRODUCTION. Their own inventions and preparations
for the diseases, and the proper preservation of the
teeth, are numerous and efficient. The Nerve Ano-
dyne, most useful and now world renowned antidoe
for toothache is the invention Of and solely used by
Drs. Cummings G. Flagg. This foe to the toothache,
although It eoctualy and instantly removes the pain,
does not in any wise injure the teeth Themselves
There arc other preparations as Dentrce for clean
ing ard Wash for hardening the gums, to which these
gentlemen claim IN exclusive right On every side
we hear great credit given to Drs Cummings Flagg
by those who have been their patients and such tes-
timony coming from the parties most interested in
having work well performed, must be allowed to sn
pcrscde all other.
We may add that our best wishes for n continuance
of their success will ever attend thcm.-Boston Daily
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