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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-29

TinjHjrs ~ UTm-The Utah correspondent Of
the st. Louis Rpubhcan, writing about the affairs
ID the Territory says that thinssare in worse con
diipn han ever before since the advent ofthc ar
my. The i'll feeling has reached its eliminating
r'Dut, and the people on the eve OF open hos
t,.e,. Differences also exist between Gov. Cum
mlu., and Gen. Johnston touching their respective
powe :, aud there is likewise an open rupture be-
tween the Executive aud Judiciary The federal
urts lind it impossible to exercise their functions
the grand jury refusing to find bills, and usinge,-
cry other means to screen parties accused of mur-
OR ata other crimes Judge Cladlebaug Oh had dis.
,hirgad the jury. and had been compelled to dis
charge all the prisoners in custody. On the oeca-
,ton Of thu discharge of the .iurcs the Judge char
gel the Mormons with having obstrncted the off
,ct9 ii the court, suppressed testimony. AID retu-
ri t. make provision for the confinement and
maintenance of prisoners
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Candidate los Aaas. { Delegates Of Va.

pa5- At the solicitation If many friends OF all
political parties announce myself candidate 20 represent
the county Of Campbell Ia the House OF Delegates OF
NrgIna. lapIn l-ddofe BOWLlNQ CLARK
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''1he undersigned believing the argument re-
gently delivered bv YOU in the Franklin Society
in fasor of tie remocai Of the Negro Population
from Restern Vnginid mol only adc. ont "nhn-
srcrdbls; and that its pubi,ca''o" wH tend 10
bring The public mind 10 CORRECT CONCLUSION
upon the niomentous subject, We beg that you will
furnish us full statement of the matter for the
public press" ~ p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-29

p.ctiuiy is odd lst" and Iue4i'
ihai he Ihy v ,.I,l
Il NI4ilNG ESTABLISHMENT Tor their ftrlIt and
ty prompt business, aud
ctlr+ lb,rn ratron1sr
= COLD AND rEpID BATHS tlrr,hed a. ~ hours.
.,aa .,+.lt LEA\i)tR If Aii,IsD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-29

kfOiiOway's Ointment nud Pills. w iui,oui
these the mother of family ui be si" the Domestic
lnHsiou ii he nineteenth eenrS the acting
remedy ir rutaneous disorders, the eth internal dis.
sold at tho manutactory. No. go MAIDEN Lane. Nov
York. ard by all Druggists. 2a nJc per
lt,Tl ~ l,y
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A c A Il d :,

IlS'HBChG, Va, @.th Of App. 80
NibETIH after for tho Scna :
- iyt, daring Iram the State, report
liel aud circulated in Iynehhng, t. lh, ct,ct
TINE certain person lcr.ons iaki.
tua. my land ia about this city, tnft tl"ga>r
family OF Mir John Savers AMI thai a,,pred
III and directed tir tur which bad Ar,n ftmae,l and
ilt"cl upuu the rturnrd tbs siVl"
ul investigated by friends In abac. and
H." esideno. proc f.d from Mr. Sewers sh"w is utter
tea jhs teftttiju Of The report, coupled VIII tie
t'"ata lily The snry Iaiucei friends AMI my> I sap
poo hat would to be calculated or believed uy aS
aAd consequently, further EoiIrr then
i!r a.iucfui, as satisfied III Il the report sii
..cuated yanus p"r OF the district 10 ItoIotr
proper thus puhlcly brand IL and ali
ios nscousy I.se ANA used by N! en.n,,s IL iars
election
tegard only necessary whore person.
ally unknown CHARLES IL. LYNCH
AMI = tilf.t
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~ tn ,th day :" Az next, At the e" 10 lvnrbus
Hne ng Loan Association. SHARES oF II oCh. b.lo5.
10 the ESTATE of Joseph ;. Thurman decd
aiul 4Ddtimav JAMES DlNNIpDiE. Admir-.
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CANDY AT II CENTS!

OAN
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRlCE!!.
I AN nrw selling CANDY at IA at whole ale only
! Ny Candy will keep ia eli from Farm.iile
TckasiuA where else i'll guarantee. Call and look
rhtisc tor looking
Boxing Cartag, and ii nsi.t will the eight
be L the NngHiI n TrHncs.ee South Rail
hoah- lsIrl 2a-dis y. A. BOYD
CANDY is CENTS IN WIlOgESNLE,
And Warranted to keep in any Climate.
No charge for Boaing or Carriage.
anriI
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SEVENTEEN YEAR Iocrsrs.--A prophecy, made
II short time sineo tn At the Seventeen year To-
custt" would make their appearance the coming
summer in n large number of the Southern States,
has oc'asioned some alarm among the pcpplro
ihp-e localities. Farmers naturally infer that the
crnn> and every green thing are destined T., be de
troSel, They will be gratiied To learn that there
~ OCCASION for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., even though
the l,ru>ts should come upon them in swarmS-
la .Jacgcrs Life Of North American Insects,
n work recently published. is brief sketch OF the
history md habits Of this species Of locust, in
which the assertion that they make their appear
ancc only once in seventeen years. is pronounced
rrroneou- rs well as that they are destructive To-
,esclatinn TIL. writer states that he has obscrv-
c hrni yearly for twenty seven successive years,
,hou.h there is great difference IN their numbers
IN deterrent wears. The same is tr'le Of other in
scots, particularly rose bug. S,mo years we ar"
o,rrl r,cl with Them and again in others there
nrc scarcely any. Yet there are inst ances where
the lotusts have been Observed in tho same place
only alter AN interval at several ye lrs, perhaps
.oicu' an. while during this interval they have
lora very abundant in other localities. They are
however seen yearly in place or at tb"s.
y ,ta regard to the notion that these in. Gets are
y" destructive to vegetation, the writer asserts
that they are harmless. IIe says:
They cannot be casscd among the in Jun ious
insects. for they cannot dcvour our vegetables aud
tru> Ike other insects. because they have Ia
nputh aud, ~ has been said before. they suck
u!h tucr SHOUTS only Le dew of leaves for their
npurishm"ut. during thr two short months OF their
cNis'rncr i'll their perfect form. Even in their
'ubtcrrancan abode, duriis the condition of larvae,
althou II fee ling upon the roots of several plants,
th",g INJURY to vegetation Is very tring.
Eloul. these locuSt' make their appearance ~
pre- iatri, the farmers will have an opportunity of
testing the correctness of the latter statement.
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cd by BAk.Rs PREMIUM BirrEHs-1o Mr. +. Hakrr--Del
Sir: In -te TO Yourself and no similarly
Hhc" permit me 10 eitc instance ri the reIiarkabo
quahtr- ei Preinim BHrrs. hal used
un ''cnik, but m! "'"h tring been iited wiih
Nots airrtn and nIsnTiured stomach, The o
t""iN" years used every restuc her
l. hr3tl Shc was un'!,riH" five
Ihlr ans Tut rrit'i could Ice had. then
several ties The thls made by your
tcrs li"rsna'ied wife IN ny .em did and
ute tim. she Logan recover py. Not only her
af' '"n L isoderct stomach removed but her gene.
raj health is better than ii has years
iIe AM hail always 'oHinue t. Bittprs |
wr' Isn tstice yourself aud the eneht
-iJfil MY afflicted. luur n
Ei,hNoBi Jane ~, i-J7 THOMAS VI. MONTAGUE
BAhthe ishMIUM Observation-Disclosures sept L. leJe.- 1t
i with wnuS pleasure hatl adj
q" BAkt- P'.MUM III rms, AZ making permanent
{" an c-'aishci case OF D> pepsa is have sucr
ol Nlt Tor the last ASH, using
with tifrcess, after s.eriu many
lt,oH aH'i isordcrcd stomach As co.8dcne,d
Use y "a Ia, was convinced iieir Ih.e qualities
confidently recommend item 10 the a1i,tc J. ADAMS.
f,fs, - tine Druggists in l.. nchburg, and by the
paS pal druggists in tie Rehn"d aud else" here
Virginia III Mrssrs. has St4u Co, NaalDgon
b J. II Hiaber d 20 baltimore NJ ID. B Miller CIV
ih-fn,. X, and Barnr- n Park, y y,
Urdcys nlrd by addr, ssing l.. BAKER, Proprietor,
Get Is Kiehu va
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GEO. ID. DAVIS.
Opposite thu |frxinia hank LfNCHBURt;, Ia
Is in Receipt Of ar.c and we'll selected
! tEHIES.STAPLE DRY GOODS HARDWARE, SHOES,
80 rons sting in part of
Hungarian Grass Seed the productive grass kno vn
Clover seed
Timothy Seed:
Orchard Grass seed;
Herds Grass seed;
English Blue Grass Seed
Eandal Grass seed
And Peruvian tiuano.
He would ask the attention nf families
lis uhe the best Sy,up rarehe
Java Cfc great saving OF labor Fat Ma
rings, in bar els halves, quarter and eghths Mes
Also urge stocSof hammered and web
cd 70 suit the wants of Farmers Backsri m AMI
Anvil, with oher nii,lc in his business An OF
which he will sell clrap for CASH shot credit far
paper Those VIII" buy for cash. will inter
I" examine his 81 ok before nuy ing. march II dts
6NOAI. AND WOOD YARD.--EI Wing pa
" chas "f Mr. CAMLLrs CHRISTIAN. hs w.lr known
COAL AND WOOD YARD together with oil his bra. and
Teams respect uy DIS AMI c,iizrls
ot yn hburr that am prepared the hest quality
of coat AND WOOD upon the shortest notice. and on The
lnost reasonable terms lila Ing leans, II Is
for their orders immediately
i'nt"n hope the public will extend liberal patron
assuring tn pains dor shall be-
spared to give entire saiisfac,i II
TERMS-A bills will be con>;d red due when article
delivered -"ril 25-dly noLCOMBE ADAM
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Prot with Hairs Patent PJTdr r. 0Qt LoGhs
awarded separate medals the NorIs Far, Lon,
ia l. AMI the Wortis Far NV i"ia 1881, aud
Safes thar atued medal, London
N"rids taI.
i.c form the most perfect security against Fire and
Bar4lar- at safe offered to the puUr
eI,"'j KIN ARD " IL be pad p"rs'n that show
thai iirHuNG's pAr.Nr CHauPIpN "a tailed
I.tS.INrlts contents ia tccpiuIti fire.
me Subscribers al iannfetne all Kinds OF Boiler aud
thd la i,ank Chests Vaults NaI.,i ID Money
Chests Buker-, jew vcfs, priv
in fiI!c. diamonds, and tlcr NaiUabes.
Sl.AS Z, lIEkRlNti Il co,
:j1 broadway "'eer Mnrtay Street,
Opposite City Hall, new " rk.
AGENTS d W. KSuWLfs nirhnoud Va; X. +. LIS
TIN iec'sluig, Va. J. IL. III M Co.. Lyuchburs,
Va; and ROWLAND y BtUrHER, &orIo,n, Va
IL = ~
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SANFURDS LIVER EIGURAToR,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM CT MS,
rIRlFIES TIE BLOOD.
A SPRING MEDICINE
a FAMILY MEDICINE.
y GOOD MEDICINE.
CUR'S LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES BILIOUS ATTACK.
CURES COSllYLNESS.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINT.
q RES CHRONIC DIARRIIUA.
Ctk!.S SIMMER COMPLAINT.
CURES tiioLIC.
CURES FLATULENCY.
All Sc ia another column
mn Nm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-29

Dr. BnumbnCk in his irn vel. the cape o
Good Hop" says found frquentiv among tn" Dutch
doors o til" back cou ty, iyecs Cherry Forat which hey
keep hung up by thong around he ok "i the bottle to
their hamnocks ludcrd this be
against the throat and lung
que prevalent among them tho" ght speaking
on the practical genius Of the American that they
should furnish the staple b-Iieve the My pci
pie tn Asking they used the
b IN al In
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JAMES II. CrrrrR Inv q ,xx.v
COMM iSsl3N NE Me- & g n px;'xTs

CoMMiSslON MER AVIS,
Pioneer iSesy for the Sa,e Of
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco.
FRONT STREET, san FKANCUsCO CAL
bffh:E IN NEW fbhk. No y: WALL. STREET
i'"1hfo forrardt@ through our hoasc in Nor York
INSURANCE tfFtCftD II rtQuIRED
Agents 10, Eagle Liae CT California Clippers
atli. :. d6n
EilKssI 4 sTRAusE
pFALtHs ~
1ti..A AIDE CLOTHING.
Man ~'re't "''"'' II y twIu Murreli u ~ L. e Lewis
- n n 70, TIRGINII
apr - ':s
IENsN intSrsf assortment nj Eriu.fa, Drr.s
q i al -, Hnu': EihtH,. Ne'Vt rrin lag ,nl Needle
Work, vi - r'ir r-' II Shiwls l,iRlauds
B'rftt 'h7wl aud Il, ~ MArl,s
a'i IL IT. JNO ARRAIIAMS
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Rcut.ickv Politics

| I'll. t.uberpatorlaI canvass IN this State openei
last week. Mr. McGofin, the candidate Ut tiif
Democratic party for Governor, commenced the
| discussion in speech Of one hour and half IN
! which. after paying his competitor, Mr.. Bel,
| many handsome compliments he gradually
| br,nched those questions which are supposed 10
| be passed upon in every State election. But
there was n mixture of national politics in his
| marks and before he concluded he declared him,
self in favor of squatter sovereignty. lie told
the audience tos, that the old line Wings had all
become identified with, and were the most jealous
advocates Of, the Democratic party. lie recos-
nized but two parties, the Democratic, and Re-
publican. or Abolition, parties.
When it came Mr.. Bells turn To reply, he said
If he were elected to the high Office to which he
had been nominated, it would be his aim to
that the laws were faithfully executed as that
was the great duty of Governor. lie should see
that the interest on the public debt was promptly
paid and would be forever ashamed Of himself II
by any act of his the State honor should be tar
nished by reputation. lilo spoke warmly Of the
interests of education. and Of the duty of the
State to foster them. II had been his policy. and
also that of Mr.. Clay, to secure a large basis for
the endowment of the School system. If elected
it would DO his duty to enquire into the preten-
sions of all applicants for office. and he should be
innexibly governed by one principle to bestow
Office on the most worthy.
Mr. Bell referred to the fact that the country
was united on the common ground Of opposition
TO Mr.. Buchanan, and that the convention which
selected Mr. McGoffn. made him the expoundcr
and defender Of the principles of the Administra-
lion II he could do that-if he could accomplish
whut all the white-washing committees at Wash.
innton had failed to do-f he can defend the Al
ministration, he will be the alb est lawyer that
ever defended a criminals cause.
In reply to intnrr"gatories put by Mr.. Bell, Mr..
Mctiotfn proved himself an advocate of squattcr
sovereignty. He Mr.. BelD would like to know
if the Democracy was n unit on the answers Mr..
MctoiIn had given. If SO, why did MIR. Buchan-
an make that terrible onslaught on Mr.. Douglas
las Fall in HE conflict with Lincoln? Why did
he set ON the full force of public officers hunt
him down and secure his defeat by the election Of
opposing Republican
Mr.. Bells speech is pronounced ono Of the
nhe>' made in any canvass during the year; and
biz friends will De greatly mistaken if he is not
elected by an ovsrw hclming majority.
q
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4 tsur roi. TAE PE0PEE.--s have i".,
re, owed supply OF PUGE h ko>hHE "r tAA>EL
tU,LOiI. Those Who would ike . ha,. t4iant aud
Vi COAL OH. LAMPS, For sale by
aIr2'.its JOHN H. SEAf' b'nsant
bfsNE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS -np-
~ ply ct the best Green slack TEAS. sac By
apr i-.dis JOHN H. SEAi, Drrseii.
pNOR THE GBAIH.-AnOihcr supply al ssnr-
T. nls toeoane fnr the hair also. Mrs. hlrn> Ket'rr
ard win la sam, Hair Rvstoror and Sareiy
apr - dts JOHN Ii, sFAy. prnratt
Na.R-mAII. SALT AE..OAT.-to0o -n.is
w MARSHALL SALT ahoat. daily expected and for
hy lapr - dts s. LEE, Richmond, Va
~A BALES PRIME TIMOTHY HAY en-
- ~ cou>ig umcnt ard tor sale by
aprl 2s,.,s CAMP. SMITH & co.
gCC.ECTIC MAGAZINE for May. rccci..d,,
~ april 2s.d n, q. NlCrokS
NrOTsC E-CHEss CI.UR.-Thr regular
~ annual meeting OF the lynehbnrg aeSs Climb viii
be held the Club Room FRIDAY AFTERNO y, at half
past 1 O'Clock Members will please attend.
liy order OF thu President aGr = d2'
7 90 - TO YOUR lNTEREsr.-Jus,o opened
Il 4 a lot of BLACK FRENCH CLOTH COATS % PES
low 81 than bought in this city, al -
apr1 - dts. HlRsH slfAtHIS.
CAvEYOUR MONEY.-sso be fore you buy md
- examine Hirsh 4 Strause's loek of CASHMERE,
apr b dts
Eff you wans n amc French Bsos, 10 per seni
Il lower than you can buy them, call at - -.
Rpr 27.dis. HlRSH q sIKAt >fS
GHIRT FRONTs.-A large lot of Linen nm
- M.rsnes Shirt Fronts Linen Handkrrchefs T. lars,
haf Hose Neck Ties best Kid and Thread Gloves &c &c
much lower than usual WIN l. PAGE
april l2 difts.
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GHIRT FRONTs.-A large lot of Linen nm
- M,rsnes Shirt Fronts Linen Handkrrchefs e. lars,
Hose Kid and Thread Gloves &c sc
much lowe than usual WIN l. PAGE
mill
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SPRING s. SIMMER MILLINERY!,

NllSS JANE, SIMPSON
IL W LDr'Sr. itny ca the attention ladies and the
W pubic generally 10 her handsome rmeut SPkING
81 MMER BONNkFS. which she will open on WEnNES.
DAY neat Cai and examine them she feels she
c I" please p"th IN qualty a d prize. march 29ds
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03

Crrr> Coax. The Indian. Of the Rocky
M5untlins have .imrl, method % prrsar-
wing their green corn, for winter usc. \
mountnin,er. writing from the to- % the
Rocky Mountain. on New M,zico, % che
Country Gentleman. thu. describe 90
when the green clrn i. 20 for use, a
pi,i, dug. from two @, thr,, &c, 90 tlm,.
ter at the top. and gradually charging. &.
a, bottom, ay . feet down, from o. ie'
in diameter. \ lar., Gr. 5. then huilt near
by. on which stone. ar, heated, anil when
ri hot. the stone. and l,, Goals ar, sh1v-
,llsd int, The bottom OF the pic, and -pTin-
kl.I over with Eu, loas, earth. TIE corn
is then thrown iu with ti' busks 1n. just
a, 30 &. pulled from tac stalk. until the pie
i.ns,rly lull
Then comes a thin layer % loose dirt,
N m hot stones. (.roush Co close thc rit.l
and thc whole covered with earth. O. r7;,in
te heat when the whol,coo's oT, (Which
take. several ilysl the Yii o. opeucl and
the corn &. found D., most l.l.shtluliy co1k-
a. When cool, the husk. ar, stripped oI
and ths corn dri.i in thc sun-whcu thor
oush.y dried. ths corn IS ,hsilri or e,sIly,
and i. then packed away Boo bag. Cor u.e.
Thr,. although ;h, mode adopted hy sav-
a.., cures crcsn corn better than any meth
% have s,en practicsI by ciyi'izsi man.
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OLD SERIES.
fear produced an expression OI pain on her

fear produced IN expression oI pain on her
face he"
4" Took her away OF course" said we.
" lie growled TO her between his teeth
Smile with an oa,h) '.milc. or I'll cut
your (another oath) legs ofr,' Az. and
the next time she involuntarily looked scar
ed again he did cut her too. The audience
didn't notice IL hut member Of the compi.
nv did. and heard him relate the story as
u good pike"
- Horrible" cried we. " But the edu-
Gated ponies, that we see &, through tricks
with such seeming good-humor."
"Do you rccollec'," r.joincd our friend
chow enragrd you told me you felt enc
night, at the Broadway Theatre, when you
saw one OF the clowns there make pony
knecl down. by fairly hammerins ITS shins
from under it?'
We did reccollect.
"And TIE audience applauded, ?"
We nodded.
" And they laughed like mad when he
cleplan, shrieked?"
- Certainly"
"Do You think" siid our friend /" they
would have laughed - heartily, hal they
seen the keeper goad him IN a raw wound
under the ear, - make him produce that
comical sound ?"
We were horribly di';usiad with the rev.
claiions we had heard and beseeched our
friend to postpone the subject.
"I WILL" he assented; hut first tell
me did you stop tonight to see Van Am-
bursh's Menagcuc?"
"No." answered. 4" I always lid ohject
to that part of the circus bu.incs, sincc I
rad the wandering Jew. and how Morok
used to tame his lions and tigers and his IA.
nous black panther. with red and white
hot irons. Surely such barbiriry as that.
must have bad It. being only in the dlseas.
ed Imagination Ola Edgcnc Sue"
".Ah You think that, eli? Well le, mc
tell you that beasts Of such kind can be Ia.
med with rel no, ron--and with nothing
else"
(" But you don't mean we were abou,
to cyclaim go
Z" You a,kcl me 10 change tho subject
said he, "and will feel hungry. L,t
Us have some supper"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03

uomrsrs. David Berry, writes che
Caun,ry Gentleman that o., 'll a CO., COW,
that bad a bollr., in hsr Jaw. Wishing
TO aye Ter g. possible, De applied lima
mc1t composed a. follows
Haitian ounce SPIRIT, IIirt.h1rn.
ono -i'l SPIRIT. TurTsni.nc.
ilalIa pint Sweet ul
Two OUNCES Gum Clmph0r
Ous riut % Alcohol.
Dissolve the Clmphar in the Alcohol,
aui then mix an the ingredients together.
llc commenced applying ,ie mixture once
a iay. and ruhhip. hri,tly with the hand.
In about ten DAYS it b,camo l'-s' from tb'
Jaw. and On two wcss. NOR, 10 b.clmc .,lt,
and he opened it. and &c discharged ir.sly
for a number or days 10 Kept up thc u.r
Of thc Hnament daily. auI io a sbor, tim,
il bsllrd up sound, aud /, now as well as
the other Jaw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-03

G.u.rurErs. /, &, upt uncommon o.
go rank. uoilc looking ro.-.harry hu.'e'
lleu with ahuul,nr,or rui', hut 90 fui
that portion on the under side. aud ia ,hr
Hirs-.t of o., bushes, much injured, &C. not
entirely spoiled by milisw. 10 prevent
tai., che worsir- Farmer advise. the lol-
au.n- method of cultivation, which will
r,r.mmeud itself 90 o., good ..u., Of 'he
farmer anI gardener
q. Grow them u. trees instead or bushes
thin out the hrnuch,, 90 thar no two ar,
nearer than G,c inches. aui "a ,he trim
ming and shortening iu o. continued with
sy.ew o. tbs ull admission OF air and .un
kyp ,lem well cultivated u1l fully ma
nrr.I. with hclvy mulch % al, hay %
straw coysrin. th' ground. % they .tilI
uiII-r. -,t new kinds. Wehave fully sues
e.sl,l ,a preventing mili.w, by the ab0y,
.ssl,usut,
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PARIS, ME-,

being dull. the nail would hold. 50 as to get
perfect twist round before 1t separated.
Those twists were then beaten Gloss into the
hoor. and fled smooth, hut not deep. or
with the view tn rasp oir the twist of the
nail. "Oh, hol" said (" have learn.
lesson in horse-shoeine. Yes" said he.
"and a valuable one; II I were ever to losc
a single shoe in long days hunt, | should
have to shut up my shop; my business is to
shoe horses belonging TO the hunt, and the
loss Of a shoe would he .thc probable ruin Of
horse worth. perhaps, thousand pounds
but am never fearful lf such an accident"
Simply, because you drive home and
clinch the nails before YOU twist them or,
said |. "Yc' replied he, "hy which I
SECURE a rivci, a' well ns a cliuch." The
thing was as clear as the light Of dhv. and
have several times cnicavored TO make our
shocinc.smiths understand Il, hut they can.
not sec the advantage t would be to them.
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do in these parts; hut Il my brother farm.
cr, cannot scs how Z. works with hall an
eye. anl have no, tho rcs,luiion To get il
put into practice, they ought to $50 the
.hpos drop from th, icrt Of their horses
daily. as | was once accustomed to do
Now. let any ono take ipan oil horseshoe
at any OF the smiths ships ON the road, and
examine the cliuch Of III, nail, which have
tr.n drawn ont or the hool. aul he will
soon perceive how the thing operates. In
short, IL the nails arr driven homo before
twisting or. and the riri formed by the
r-iV. be M, afterwards removed hy the
r,.p. should b. glad to be told how the
shoe i, To com, or At all uul5s, by 6r.t cut.
ting oat Ihc twist. London Field.