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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11
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S T N G. MA g H ES.
A Practical Family Sewing Machine for

SIS.
Performing fdly rQuai rork. No missing or
ripping ~ stitches. Ne getting cut 81 or-
der. any bo3v can use il; erery baby wW
lure IL
SECURED by RECENrGRANT OF LETTERS PATENT
Exclusive Righ,s for a few States ard Counties
Will be placed within the reach ofHny enterprising
business man, q potion Of the Territory already
securely
The Proprietors confidently feel they now place
before the public the greatostchauce for a profit
tb'e Investment ever offered A~Sewing Machine
rplfaining the requisite qualities, which, by its
astonishing simplicity and low cost. will at once
90 70 the masses, who have been apXiously watt
'ug iortle Machine to come within their grasp.
Iarties wishing to purchase, are requested to
can AZ once, examine this most wonderful
'ehIevemnt, and secure monopoly of the State
or Comfy desired.
NOVELTY s. SEWING MACHINE CO.,
oHhce BARTLETT& co, Needle Manufacturers
AL Broadway, cor Canal ST., N. Y.
Can or send for a Circular with cuts ofmachines.
NEW PRINTS AND DELAINES
% rieces New Prints and DeLaines, at
March q. BECKwITH'S,
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OW & ANSON HARDY.
Kerosene Oil and mi

The subscriber has the pleasure of offering to
the citizens Of Midllebury and vicinity. a com =
plete assortment of b. ". Walkley g. Co.'S
PATENT KEROSENE LAMPS,
Burning Coal oils in a superior manner to any
Lamp yet placed before the public, combining
beauty, simplicity and econo:ny.
These Oils in B. W.. Walkley & Cos Patent
Lamp, give a better and more brilliant light than
am other known substance, at less than one-half
the cost of candles, and five time c'e',e, than
burning fluid give, Out no odor in cc,",I-ticn ;
and is always perfectly safe in any hands, it be-
ing impossible for it to explode, or to be sudden
~ inAamed.
1t only needs to be seen to be appreciated. All
who have examined It give it preference over any
other. Per. ect satisfaction is guaranteed in ev-
cry instance.
For sale AT the Drug Store Of
30 ". 2. russell.
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GOOD ASSORTMENT
OF Broad Cloths and Cnssimeres, at
CHAPMAN X BARBOUR'S.
MEMS, YOUTHS 4 BOYS

Calf and Kip Boots, Ladies and Misses Cloth
and Kid Boots and Shoes ais Gents and Ladie,
Rubbers, for sale at low figures by
CHAPMAN & BARBOUR.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-05-11

MONN 1TdO1d dHL I1F OF
That ALIENS SHOP is the placet to get the best
Lumber or Pleasure Wagons, for one or two
horses, Light Fancy Buggies, &c. Call and see
II EROSENE OIL, TURNING FLUID AND
in CAMPHENE, for sale at the Drug Store of
W. p. Russell.
, 1859-09-02
Testimonials of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeons.

The Piano came 70 hand and m ilrat pa,a oraer 4.
a beautiful instrameut--LEr WALErs Phi ,SsinhS
Iah- u..,,, - C-,r-.- -,
o,,S ~ nv E"s,c. ws,, % ps New ~, Sno nas aae
friend Of mine wishes me 10 purchase Man" ~. ~.
She likes The one you cold me in DscsmbeF, Isks. M
plano ls becoming popular In this place, and thhk
can introduce one or two mogethey will be more pope
lar than any other make" 'It
We have two Of WaierS Pianos IN use 10 onr seminary
one which has been severs tested iOr three years
aud We eau testify ~ ths 81 quality aud durability
WOoD 4 GHA0uRY. Mount Carroll, H. '
II. WATRRs, Esq.-DeaI Sr: Having Nspd one Of yOur
plalot ftes III Two years past have found very
lerlor instrument -ALoAzo GRAY Primo pal BIUvkLn
Heights seminary
Rev. Mr.. Haynes writes Is fpllows:-P Prstnn Hollow
N. Y. Jay 2cLh, 1865. Mk. wAfERs- Dear Sir; ~
csved the M.ldt"n safe and In good order; am veil
-. .I n,, 'e G sA'eIns Ad the tone Also.
hope enai nave occasion W Ofdtr ohe OF tWO more
NS - = .
i"Rs. ~ ~ ~ ;,yy ze'n leos. HORACE WATEna E'q.
ood. ordrr nm M, Fl~ nTs,, ~ !, ~ ~, ~
instrument /. hvIL s.,i.l. INV IA I Sc1
INV tsnAs for tLc nv btn,I Terms I'M xS,cS ,"' S.s
n,shrd n and for th vsYv ho, IN. n,,,r 4, %hh
von n ~. hHi,ed snd M - sh.n nleiisd M, s.
PROMISED. Very respectfully yours, &r. j. ssITE.
, 1859-09-02
Sm Srantistu.
LROOKLYN HOTEL,
Corner OF broadway and SaMsOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
, TIE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL

~ TIE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
H.; snawE and nd Established house Is still at his old
A- Ti'kS Vi feeding the public II the low price Of
Six Dollars per week, and still they to partakc Of
his and well furnished table, and Mr.. Kelly is
rie pioneer hotel keepers Of this city, he pledges
hmseI tha, there will bc nothing wanting at his house
to make the public comfortable.
The house is centrally located in the vicinity Of the
Custom House, Post Oce also of the up river and
ocean steamers, and contains a number OI singe and
family ronn~, well ventilated, suitable for ladies' aud
single gentlemen.
There il also attached IN y e house q REAnI so
ROOM, and LIBRARY which contains large number
Of ele It'd standard works There also, at the arrival
Of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which helnngs to the house. to convey passengers and
baggage. free d charge. The pubic are respectfully
requested TO give the house trial.
Beard, per week, t6i per day, Sl Meals, so cents;
Lodging per night, 50to IS cents; Lodging per week. 81
t. s4. JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
san FmnciscO, Dec. 26, 1857. l.f
, 1859-09-02
AgficuIturt.
Lime, &C.

When lime is prepared for agricultural
purposes, it should be used Immediately.
II long exposed to rain and dews before be-
ing spread, it loses a great portion Of its
fertiiising power, which consists in its de-
composing vegetable matter, and ncutralis.
ing acids which abound in some soils, espe.
cialiy those subject to flooding or stagnant
water
The preferable way of applying lime, ac.
cord;ng to my experience, is on wheat stub
bic as the lime gives the grass power to
absorb ammonia from the atmosphere, and
retains that which is disengaged BY the de
composition Of vegetable matter in the soil.
Nom thirty to sixty bushels per acre, once
in six years, should be applied. Thirty
bushels Is about equal 10 one ton.
Good effects have resulted from its appli.
cation on wheat and corn. When thus ap-
piled, L may be spread before plowing, but
better Afterwards, and thoroughly narrowed
In. It should never be combined with ma
nure unless the whole Is Immediately plowed
indications Of want Of lime in the soil,
msy Be seen IN heavy crops Of straw, and
kght crop, Of grain; and in root crops,
where they seem to run to fingers and seed.
Line 8 applicable 70 every clay soil,
every pesty soil, sandy or thin soil. When
applied to the latter, manure should accom-
pany O. Line viii renew many exhausted
soils Il properly applied ~ - -
The nice adaptation Of manures to the
1t61IiaF Nahtiof every crop is . point in
Am economy too universally neglected.
There should be more system and research
bypEnclical farmers. To double the erops
On most farms, about ell that Is necessary 10
. for our agricnlturists 10 sell off one half
their land, and with the proceeds buy ma
nare for tho other half The larger the farm
The les . man grove 70 the acre. Farmers
should always plow deep the roots will
strike deeper inivthe soil and thus obtain
rnorenouFishment, and will stand the drougl {
much better the ground can afterwards be
tiled much deeper, thus enabling the mOis-
ture from deWs and fogs to penetrate %
iht tootsaf plantA In times Of drVu,hti
Stable manure kept under shelter, and
properly mixed with absorbing substances,
mud, leaves. stFeuy litter, Sc, Is Of much
gr1ller value than when exposed IN the
open yard An analysis mado At tho Eng.
lilh Agricultural College, shows that Il con.
irinI morl than double the quantity cf pi.
frogen sed matter, and the same Of salts,
oonlHiuiug organic and innfganic matter,
soluble IN water; while Of potash and soda,
the unshcllered manure retains only 8 per
tInf, and the sheltered per cent. L would
pay farmers we'll 10 build manure sheds. -
lhc Manure Of Fowb isof great value
% fFucrs. A fsu weeks hefore planting
com lihe, mix tic manure with ashes and
r|1I|cI. 10 proportions Of about Fur parts
insecure. one part ashes. and one part plaster.
IL 4 dry and pnlyerlse. Drop handful
IN e,rh hill. and cover slightly with earth,
II'1Ic planting. 3,
Build hen-house for your fowls to roost
in' One years manure, on your next crop Of
coIh. VIII pay ~ q the expense, and win, II
properly built, with yard attached, add
vtI7 much 70 10 increase Of eggs through
Tie winter season. seaA'e
, 1859-09-02


DR. GUYSoTT'S IMPROVED
Extract ysIIob Dock ana SatsapatiIla
IN oUARF BOTTLES.
Ts AcIkn0NvLBDGED TO BE THE BEST
ssrs1psrlla made. q b certified BY the wonderful
curg 4 has performed. Remember, this b the only true
aad Genune article. This medicine, when used accord
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
ecFoiha, or KinRe Evil. Cancers Tumors EFuptIons of
lho okin, EEysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes, RingWOrm
OF Tetisf. seald Head, Rheumatism, Pains In
the Bones and Joints, Old S1Fes and
U.ce, Swelling Of The Glands. Dyspepsia Salt Rheum
Disease d the Kidneys, L1ss of Appetite,
Disease arising from the use of
Mercury, Pain u The Side and Shoulders General Debility
fssis slsi JAundice and coativeneHs.
TIE Best Fsmale Medicine known.
The yellow Dock and SArsapara Is peculiarly adapted
fof females Il debate health resulting frlm iregulaFy
q menstrual oIohaFges and other dlseases peculiar 70
their We assure the amcted that hotts OF two 0f
Dr.. 0aysoitb Extaet Of yellow Dock and SaFsaparilla
-l q once r.guaie those dlfAealties and renew the
cAurl0N-Do not " imposed upon by unprincpIed
DFggit Take none hut the genuine, which Is put np
In Quar- Bottles. and eOd BY all respectable druggists
PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents
lsl Washington street. San Francisco
All1, lmpnfe and general Agents for al the genline
PATENT MEDICINE, and sell the sane In quantities
ioauit q Tedaeed rates LII
, 1859-09-02
c. ". LUCKEY u co.,
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,

=. t.ucxrv :, -,-e rvs,,, NJ r,,ao.v ~
" their entire stock Of WATCHES and gEwELRY during
e p1esens seasSn ior easp reat .aernce ,n order e
ons9sansa ~ ,s. ,nanes%en % ca..Sms: y ~
persoh accorang 20 tne following ree sl
M pe enuea Y er ehoice o. any o. the articles valued at
one-euaner W amount 81 me purchase hor instance,
buyer ot any " arce Nh receive whout addan chafge
ahy one % more o. tne ARTICLES 70 the value o. ana 20 on
oge nsttuetons - 70 e manner o. deverys Wheher by
MAI or txgres.. =. si.l.. =
~, ns'es 70 w. = s%tn MAIDEN Lane Searge Coming, =
, 1859-09-02

MEDICAL NOTICE.


.n MATTHEW p. DCRNS,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND ocULIsT,
once next door TO Pacific House, Main street,
#.E.... Olympia.
nR. N. p. BURNS RETURNS THANKS TO
~ the ctsens Of Washington Territory and vanconvers
and for the liberal patronage which he has received during
the past Eve years Dr. Burns Offers his services to oil who
Affected with chronic disease Of the Ureihra and Bladder and
that formidable disease, structure Of the Crethra and chronic
diseases the Eye and Ear lie be consulted gratis every
Friday IN his ONCE ONCE hours from sto l2M Persons con-
snlfIng him from distance viii be faithfully attended to.
Charges moderate.
Drugs and Patent Medicines Wholesale and
Retail.
TnrnS Compound Extract of Copaba and saraparla for
the Of Gleets GonorFhda Structures and Whites.
Reys Compound Extract Of Blchu, for diseases o. the
Urinary otgana such Sanglry Gravel Glee LucoThGa,
inflammation Of the Kidneys, &c.
Dr. NJ pBuFnss solid Extract Of CopAvia Cubebs and Sar-
sapaFia. which needs recommendation as Is avoFaby
known In Washington Territory for the last SIX years. and 10
warranted 10 the worst In two to hve days
~ nurnss Remedy bf old standing diseases Of the bones
and liberation of throat caused BY impurities Of the blood
certain remedy and the best known 70 the Faculty
% Medicine In Europe and the Vnted siates, SSd
, 1859-09-02
NEW AVID POPULAR MUSIC,
Publlshed by Horace Waters, Agent, No. 81
broadway. N. ". ssoG134 Ss2

" nr"ss.,sy. "ssss w.;s';; n. :. Agent 20 . q
-, ""s' We =. ....
ne VIVA: q d. H;s 9nsa1 as 4es'S 3 ca
H"nas ~ go Rh ~ ~ MOa1.an ~ homei !. pay pSeam =
Thsss. NJ I,1s,rs IN. l W. ~ . ~
of Ros.h. ~ s.a = w. ~ SL - = s,yI - .s
ss.h nv "e>s' -~as' "eAs' rhee - esH'
~ -.
lNeIhIMkNTAL-"I The Palace GaFdcn or Singing MFa
- eentai The swinging eehosche," The hlIale
sS"vs "as u.rs ~ - cent? each
Arabian EsS.cry March, iIe vey, Ia, yas,sysSnl-
Danvne ManurIn" "Crinolne WaIs" heading Polknw
and sDanosTS onadrlrS nFce Is cent each ne Hmps
o. Rslcs QadrleH new dance and he Ib.rnan On,
, 1859-09-02
!. HISGsBURY. A. DODGE.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
Corner OF Broadway and sansOmc streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Board per week. &C.; Board and Lodging per week. 81
to SO; single meals 90 cents Board per day. $ Lodg
ings, 50 " Is cents.
.. KINGSBURY & DODGE,
Propretors.
Of charaa - lff
, 1859-09-02
Udolpho WolfeIs sehnapps.

Medicinal Diet Drink, Of lively used and aPproved by
eminently saluary qaliTiGs he medical faculty, the
manufactured by hini,el temperance people, heads
clusivtly, at bis factory ai 4 families, Sc.
Schedam In Holland, and In Gravel, COut and Rheu-
well known during the ns natism, In Distinctions Of
twelve years throughout the he Bladder and Kidneyu
At ante and Western States and In general Debility It's
Il Is made from the bes effects are prompt decided
Barley that be selected and invariably reliable And
In Europe, with the essence Il not only remedy for
Il aTOmatic Italian berry malad es but in all
Of acknowledged and In which they are pro-
ordinary med deinal qualities iuced by drinking had VA
Il has long Sine acquired ter, which Is alms univer-
higher reputation both IN Sally the cause Of them Il
Europe aud America, hannIerates as a sUKE PREvEN-
any other diuretic beverage. lrivE.
Analizd, II Is a PER Fur Fever and Ague u ia
FEcTLY PUEE LIQuOR, 10 one OF the most eicacOus
effects mild aud whole pFevenVes that can he re-
some tonic. II Is exten- sorted to,
, 1859-09-02

tut DhchNN1 unu tne lOur hcVlcWS, IL w
To avoid fractions, t5 may he rrmltted for Backwoo Of
which will forward that work both years. post paid
N. B. The price in Great Britain Of the. .fre
PeriOdiedls dJOre-nGmed is about $Sl per GnnaRa
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE! !
H- Rcmttances must, in all cases, he made
direct to The PGCIiskeTs, for at these no commits.
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
No. "a Gnld street, New York,
, 1859-09-02

Caution 10 tho Publlcs
London Cordial Gin, but little, on which they
Ci,t6 HoUaa Gin hope t0 reaze large profits
CI:J by selling IN California.
Aedicdted SckRGpps, some are 20 skiIfnily pre-
Royal SeAnGpps, pared as To pass ios grad
A. a. Ac lLiquqr, except with the best
TIA. a.. ~, 'ssJ ~. Iludges. II yon would be
liar titles, the liquor mixerk -h,;S VI l.y s sk -
- sn.,sisy ~ n sSi,sa,S ine WOLVES ScHIBDLN
unwholesome trash. costing AaVAAr" oOhNerFs'
UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer,
4saf % Beaver street. New York.
, 1859-09-02

No single establishment IN the world can trnthtully
claim to have manufactured and sold anything like
large a number Of ReApng and Moving Machines dur
ing the time while my experience dates hack 70 the
origin Of my machine 10 1884 having been actively and
exclusively engaged in their manufacture for the last If
teen years. am more largely engaged In the man
uicture Of these machines than ever before, and with
my improvements tr lSjg 90 not hesitate to warrant
superior 1ther Tor simplicity durability and perfect
working; aud further to say, that farmers who may de-
sire il are at liberty work my machine through the
harvest with any other and ktep and pay for the
preferred The position Of the Raker In my machine,
las pa ented) upon the main frame, where there Ia great
strength and "S re hs west ado; 70 the Of The
haul their nker the platform, where be must submit
to having the dust thrown in his eyes by the opera
0 ;ss reel and @ being iSted S % STer The siSd. sy
their machine IN pieces THIS accounts In part for the
great durability of my machines compared with others.
Great Colhcil Medal aWareed ny machine In London,
Grand Gold Medal Of Honor at Paris, in 1855.
Highest Prize at the French Universal Exhibition, in
lS56.
Highest Prize Of Royal Agricultural Society Of Eng
land, In 1851. go
Highest Prize Of the United States Agricultural So.
ciety, In 1851.
As the Best Reaper.
Publications made by the manufacturers II the Nanny
machine, claiming the highest hO1os, etc. AT the French
Universal Exposition, In 1856, known by them TO be
FALSE. The success of my machine, as Indicated by
gures above Is is hghe. praise, while the awards Of
premiums, generally, worthy Of no confidence, al
though reaper makers make business Of labOrng and
cheming 70 secure the little annual horse premiums
II the cuuntFy. Although 10 may not be generally
derso0 Il h nevertheless true that these machines have
always been sold ut comparatively low prices, and but
for the bOldness with VIII oh introduced and sold them
by Thousands. or the Ten years past other smaller man
alAeturers would dOabtsss have put the price much
higher.
could furnish thousands Of testimonials from farmers
and others Of the truthful ess of every statement have
made aud much more ] may further remark, that all
u tae Ieapng maehh es Of any ronenee n the ntTy
, 1859-09-02

4 IN rOh 1Gho AMI 0VDD = %
Il y asg iEt( or f8HT@
A&&-
Corner Battery and Clay streets, San Franclseo,
=. =. - :. 49,, -, e,,,~,,.,sf -
III AbENOW LANDING AND IN o1OIAn-
III 200 bales 80 inch brown drills;
100 hales 80 inch brown sheetinRs; .s
100 bolts Nn O-OOO Duck; tt
500 bolts No. 2-lO Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck;
10 cEses MerTimac pFints;
10 cases Prague print;
10 cases Pacific prints;
10 cases Dunnells prints:
10 cases and 4 4 bleached shirtinRs;
, 1859-09-02
M. JORDAN,
wATcMMAKER AND JEwELLER,
DEALER IN
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRYaRdHLTERWARR,

100 Montgomery street,
Southwest corner o. Montgomery and Washington.
A IL KINDS or QUARTZ WORK ON HAND
IN and manufactured 10 order.
Watches Repaired and Warranted.
Persons In the interior desFuug Of purchasing articles
o. JeWelsy BY forwarding description, accompanied BY the
eaA, obtain them, and depend their being ef the be
quality, and seected Win enrs; and there Il little doubt that
this mode v prove satSaeiofy 70 The purchaser ~ n the
aEclaa had been selected under hslr ouh supTvsn. f
, 1859-09-02
Tho ArOmat:s ycheidan Sehnapps

Is consequently IN great de- the stomach and bowels
mand by persons travelling which they especially
about 10 settle In th0s, suhect, as well as In the
parts Of the country espe- ehOc 0f grown persona.
cislly yell as by many i IL jadic0us adoption In
every community where teOnnection ith principal
hes become known ac- meals when sense of ex.
count u its other remedial laustlon dictates lis use
properties. cver fails to relieve the
In all cases 0f Dropsica ebity attendant upon pro
tendenry Il Is generally the raeted chTOnc ladies low
only rtmedy required Whet emperament and exhaust
adopted In the early slageslvtal energy by whatever
Of the disease. In Dyspepsia induced These are
malAdies when taken 10 which many Of the
per quantities, q dieilmost eminent medical men.
drink and especially at din nth ia Europe and the
ner u is found, by unorm United States, have horne
experience, to be eminenll, estimony and which are
erucOIs 10 tue most 0ls corbofsted BY the highest
nate cases, when even N, written authorities.
best Of the usual remedie Put up quart pint hot
have failed t an I'd more Pies, In of d. gen,
than umD0aTy relief III with my name on the hottie
cases Of Platnency 70 isRnlaok, aud fac smile Of my
immedllte, invariabe Epeci signature on the label
hr; and may he adminis For salehy all the respect
tered In diluted and proper liable druggists and Liquor
ti0nate quantities even toideaers In California and
young Infants. IN alfth0N Oregon.
parOxysms 81 gripping paIrE UDOLPH0 WOLFE,
,fi Sole Importer, % Beaver street, New York.
, 1859-09-02
SECOND HAND PIANOS
gFeat bargains alWAys IN store; prices hon 030to no
MU SIC,

One Of the largest aud best catalogues Of Music nov
published All the music and music boUks published 4
The United States for sale at th estabshment NaTn.
celebrated Guitars apd all kinds oS MucaI InstFument,
and music merchandise at The lowest pTices Music sent
whenever ordered, post paid. Catalogues sent By mail
Heral discoant 70 Dealers teachers, semlnIres and
clergymen.
, 1859-09-02

95G0 sold In 1855. 1000 sold In 1877.
40OO sold In 1856. 1900 sold In 1853.
$4,000 sold in the last four years!
, 1859-09-02


!. h 4 : mistake to suppose that digging
Up Iho grass ior foot Or eighteen inches
around N ola apple tree does L any ma,
I1ri1I good. That amount Of loose soil
about he stem Of newly planted young
lf1t would Be Of much service. Il would
enable the air and moisture 70 penetrate to
he roois and il would prevent the soil
1|on beng exhausted Of he food which ibe
young roots nsedod. But where are the
roots of fall grown apple troeg At least
tt1 o. iIleen leet away from the trunk.
Ihe great arteries, % Be sure are nearer,
InI he smaller rooI1, fhs ibrous net work
oI 1oo11'o'0 with their Thousand hungry
no1Ih1 1ra 81 l'||l rod or more; and they
H1.l Iif indeed, they dOnol esep,) at the
mn r16 thinks be & helping them while
rrnbb|nr away around the old trunk As
vel Md 0dc lhInk that he 3 feeding his
holl.. By simply rubbing bis back with an
5.i' sso|h,r mistake d .u1po.d ihas
co.lo.fuadding tied rinnd the trunks and
Nn,1 n plnm .nn1 cherry Fens prpvenis
~. l.tl1I Of DC clfuillo. But my paper
lIIl i nonId,e exclaiml On Indignant sub.
rcI'1er. Indeed but We are sorry 70 say
IIaI mistakes viii sometimes get into the
11ul11D1I1, as surely a the Grand Turk
I'll a. into The plum-trees, and there's no
I6I1f1'an remedy yet discovered for either
oI|cI'on. Bot fall us how the curculio
Indt h's way into The trees I" Not by
r.1u|inr only. else The cotton would stop
u, travels; bul he has god pair Of wings
11d knows how q. use them, and 90 he flies
% he l1rbiddm fruit without lot or hin
ll.nco from he great Southern staple.
How're lraxn cuflinds 0aow.-Prof
D. Lr1soiE, q Bs1ancon, Francs, Gays that
cull'nEl q roses. npple. apricot, pear, plum,
|1l o'11rl. u put out "a June alter this
Ur'hod. viii grow. re takes q cutting long
enough % lei ils tuo cndtbe we'll bedded IN
3, 11'|' and . bud In The middle, close TO
.h1 1I0nai. grows we'll These cuttings
.1ou|d BE- kept properly moistened BY
.|I|1k|'hr: Ito cuttings must be Of the
0IoNIh oi he last year. The cuttings thus
lunnotrilionlfomb both ends, lnsteadof dry
'1guP one tpd ID the ar.
cr.r pot slnInd HAlt.-In order 20
tIf1 10 string halt split the skin on the
inn1l fi1 q he aIIsdsd leg, four inches
shove Ih1 1ool over the main middle vein
cI l1o 'ng. and underneath the vein you
viii InI 3 small cord about the sizo Of a
I|I straw. This must Be .akon up with an
.|| 11d cut n two. which will certnsuIy
III1 LEI l1o opeIator be careful not 70
cn| he vein 1r any Of lhs sineHs Of The leg.
Ua1h ~ wound with soap snds twice every
oD ~ q y vel