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City Intell1gence.

hsAnrz OF THE Ciry.-Thus far, during tho present
suzsmer, New York and vicinity Las been rsususly
heaIhy. Trre is however that the bills OF mortality
for the past two weeks has shown q slight Increase
over the former ones but this owing to the fact that
during that period the green fruit season hns COM
menced; when all kads Of unwhoies,me tre5d are
exposed for sale IN our markets and on the street
corners. The inquiry would naturally suggest itself
20 the reader, Is there remedy for thS' evils
The City Inspector, to whom look to carry
out the sa1ey affairs of the metropolis has givcr this
subject his earnest attention. and examined the laws
likely to apply to this case but he has found specific
eaactmeut that would warrant him in selling the vnripe
fruit Nothing remains, then, but for us 10 caution our
readers to beware Of the choiersic s- p.c-ty,
and the result VIII be al improveu'u' IN our v-ky
mortality bits The street clean lg attended r. with
all the sea that can be b'o1sn' 70 bear by the
City Inspector, and any remssaess the part o. the
employees in bis bureau will be visited by summary pun
ishIaent
The subject Of sewerage lie matter Immediately
nscted with the health OF large city During the past
year or s!ncs the present administration Of the c.
Aqueduct Bcnsa this matter has received little At
tenton and the consequence is that the breathing
spsakngot me cry has mol Dec on
TH wn3nma YEsrsKpAY-rh weather in this city
during the forenoon and up TO eve O'Clock r. N. Of yes
to-day very wAr the mercury in the Thermometer
In the HnAID once ranging a. high "a degrees at
Pedestrians showed evident manifestations OF the
effect of the heat The shady side Of the street
eagerly ssusha. At I'VE O'Clock p NJ we we're ressied
with most welcome shower, accompanied by thunder
and lightning Tho rain washed out the Streets anc the
lightning rsrifed the atmosphere.
RxzGsAnos In FACULTY Nsw Yoak MrcseN
Co-1sen-Professor James Bryan, Of Phsdeiphia, has
resigned the chair OF anatomy IN the New York MEDICAL
College, Thirteenth street
ACCIDENT 10 Pass FxxDxa-James Casay, a lad en-
psysd tho printing establishment Of George N Nosbtt
Co., at the corner Of Peal and Pine streets met With
serious accident yesterday morning, while engaged IN
feeding power press. BY some means his righA haad
caught in The cog wheel while the mschiue .a
ton and before could be extracted was lacer,st in
o serious manner, that smputation Of the tab Is
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also No. Union square, YORK, and By All dealers.
SAfrts, shtrtsil SIX for %.
Depo. los Chatham street, corner Of Pearl
ard the Social Grab Game Of the Age. Photographed By
HOLMES sos Broadway. Price 81.
Novel idea ;-meade Brothers will Pre-
ss5 1sss7s psd as ~oa r &
wsy.
Brooklyn PhotOgraPhs.-painia*
''''1s" -Ap' CHHs H. WILLIAMSON, Rs.Astsaea 1854,
Sarnsy's Gallery,
Miniatures In OIL and Dasuerreesypss
sA.su-.v az suu.,
oSsrsruns sFanSand ,21sre Pianos are ygsnsS isr ave
Grover T. Makers Celebrated NoassAess
snk a ne s FS Sss ssTy
Wheeler d wilson's Sewing Machines,
sahce SOS Broadway, N. Y.
Herrins,s Petest Champion Fare and
burglar proof Safes 2si Broadway corner Ct Murray street,
p5oO a and Ssf0r Safes BEE fXff.SS
Hot 49, Furnaces and Dertabis Heat
NC '''' '"' BxRTLErT LEsany. Ass Broadway.
Edged e Be to ali others now public Ssns
E
raysiA ples and ali cases requ ing ne For throat
iiks charm. AZ be pure, ~hoesome and
throughout tie United States
Use 1t u their vactice. :
No. rs William street. New York.
Gold sy druggists generally.
Crastad0ro's Hair Dye, wigs and
Youpses he beat In bs world Wholesale and retail and ~
ESQ privately applied No. Asnr HouaA
Hflrs Hair Dye, SOC, Black or brown.
Depot No Barclay street, and sold BY AL druggists mimi
table hAir cutting
Beautiful Com plsxlon.-Laird's liquid
Pearl achieved celebrity having equal fc- besrtfy
the complexion and skn soe n al drug
gsis. Prir cipA depots 73I and f39 Broadway.
DIR. MANN Continues 20 Apply his Radi-
Cure TruGs with In eecins per1anent Of
hernia rspure. MARSH CO, No. vsssy street, n.
II You Would he Speedily snd Enecta-
ally cured Of PLEA HOLLOWAY'S famous bassmic
On,nen. II Ia In lis operation. md unattended viii
pain It's does not prevent attention 70 hus
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Canal Tolls.

AIBASr, August IS, 1890.
The canal tolls for the second week o, August 1890,
were sassn In 1859 they wore SAT- 5o. Total tolls
ssnce the opening, 81 sas, loe to sme year,
eyS4 pfQ
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Beautiful Observation-Disclosures liquid
Pearl achieved celebrity having equal fo. besff
ug preserving the and skin. sot n al drug
gisis. Prr cipai depos 1877 and k3s Broadway.
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STANTON, Va, August Is, 1900
Late last night Douglas electoral ticket was adopted a.
followE-
George Blow, h. L. Hopkins, J. B. stovea James Gar
land, BENJAMIN Randolph, j. H. Cox, j. Ellsworth, G.
H. Rowe G. W. Brent Israel Robinson, J. A. Leggett, g.
r. Hodge, G. W. Hopkins, G. T Stuart and W. G. Brown
The Convention adjourned this evening after harmo
NOUS session Of three days.
The Convention denounced the Charlottesville Commit
tee of Conference reacherous and severely
Che course Of the administration.
The Convention has directed the electors 10 vote for
Douglas he can be elected he cannot be elected then
20 vote so "a 10 beat Lincoln The Convention prefers
Gall 10 BrecK pridqe.
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DR.. MANN Continues 20 Apply his Radi-
cal Truss with In secng permanent Of
II You Would he Speedily snd Enecta-
Ally cured Of Piles. HOILOWAY'S famous bassmic
Onnen. II In It's operation, md unattended with
pain Its does prevent attention 70 has
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Crastadoro's Hair Dye, wigs Ans
Youpses hs world Wholesale and retail and -
6yo privately applied No. Asnr HounA
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CHARLESTON, August Is, 1860
The steamship James Aager, Captain X. Al sms, from
New York. arrived here O'Clock this Saturday
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The Late storm I'm the Gulf OF Mexico

Veiuathon on tDs wy
Keenan, Reception NJ Chelsea
BOSTON, August IS, 1880.
The valua,on Of tho city Of Boston, for $780, shows an
increase OF thirteen million Of dollars that Of last
year.
The Heenan reception at North Chelsea was only par
tally successful About 1000 persons attended.
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Hilrs Hair Dye, SOC, Black or brown.
Depot No Barclay street, and sold BY all druggists mimi
table hair cutting.
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The coroncrs jury in the case Of Charles Brown, re-
turned verdict day, that his death was caused By
pistol shot nrcd by George j. Caldwell in self defence
Caldwell was then discharged.
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Erw ORLEANS August Is 1880.
The steamship Star OF the West sails from this port for
he 10Th inst
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Herrfng's Patent Champfon Fare and
burglar proof Safes 25i Broadway CT Murray street,
New York.
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CINCINNATI, August Is 1850.
last night about eight O'Clock Charles Brown, unhed
States Commissioner, shot dead by George j. cAd'
well, Of the firm Of Alfred Wood Co. FOR severAi
months past bad feeling existed between the parties
regard TO the adjustment Of legal claim Brown called
At Caldwes house last night, and forced his way into
Caidweus private chamber; scuine ensued when oad'
well shot Brown through the body. he Immediately sur
rendered himself 10 the authorities.
The Late Storm I'm the Gulf OF Mexico
WASHINGTON, August ls 1850
New Orleans papers OF Wednesday report additional
marine disasters by the late storm In the Gulf Of Mexico
The schooner stephen Hotchkss, from Mobile for New
York. with cargo OF 81 bales cotton aad deck load Of
rosu was dismasted and blown ashore near rassa Lou
ire There was probability Of saving tho vessel and
cargo.
The storm swept the whole coast from the Florida Capes
TO Mexico.
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Defiance Salama nder SaHss-vyfth Pa
tent powder bars Gre and burglar
proof deboSf parior safes Dere. 6 Murray street
sorner az CC.Inca place, RClRRT n. PATklCK.
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News from the National Capital.
QUIZ SPECIAL wAsHISur0N DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, August 10, 1900,
THE NEW YORK FUSION.

"AsnaSefoS, August koj koVos
Tm NEW YORK FUSION
The fusion OF the Douglas and Bell men in New York
operates like q shower bath in mldwinter upon the
Breckinridss men bere They dont understand II. tbs
seusthing they bad not on Mr. Cobb fears the
example viii prove contagious.
Mr. the leader OF the Douglas forces In Georgia.
Saving been an old whg asie between his friends and
those OF Bel and Everett in that State viii prove the
darn is such that the Oonituion OF to-day abors to
rove the Douglas party in Georgia disunionists
Recent Southern elections demonstrated the fact
bat the look upon Breckenridge ss the dsuuion
candidate Hence his pal sans strive TO hedge by charg
nc disunisn upon their opponents.
Mr.. GmprSos NOMINATED.
Intelligence from Giddngs' district represents that he
beaten In tbs contest for the republican nomination by
Hutchins the present member. This Is the urkindcst
cut the old man yet received His constituents have
sue1 " ~
Movements OF President Buchanan, SC.
BEDFORD SPRINGS, August 49, 1850.
President Buchanan arrived here today in excellent
health. He was warmly greeted By the visiters and
citizens.
Attorney General Black arrived here yesterday
The virsinas Rreckinridge and Lame De-
mocratic state Csnvcntton.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, August 10, 1860.
In the Breckenridge and Lane Democratic State Conven
Zion yesterday, resolution adopted modifying the
electoral ticket and appointing Senator's Hunter and Ma
lex Governor Wise and Messrs. Smith and Russell as
electors.
resolution also adopted instructng the electors,
Mr. Breckenridge cannot be elected to vote as unit 30
es to prevent the election of Mr.. Lincoln.
CHARLorsvILIx, August Is, 1850.
The correspondents between the two Conventions
shows that all ovsrtures for compromise were rejected
Senator Mason in his speech to-day, declared that the
path marked out by Douglas led directly TO the abolition
camp. r5rs 30
fhs speeches Of Senators Mason and Hunter have been
requested for publisation.
Amidst the greatest enthusiasm the Convention i'd
journed sine die
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Grover & Makers Celebrated NO&ss Aese
0Gunx Machines, the for family asvnx W Broad
way, Few York. md 132 Fulton street. Brooklyn
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wheeler d Wilson's Sewing MsxAines
aace SOS Broadway, N. Y.
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Sarnsy's Gallery,
707 BROADWAY.
Photographs, IvorytYpes,
kinia.ures In Oil, and Dsguerrecsypss
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SAfrtsl Shtrtsil SIX for -.
HAde from the bes, Wamsutta and water twist musan.
Depo. log Chatham street, corner of Pearl
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Brooklyn PhotOgra Phs.-p1inia*avs,
CaSiEst Imperial and Life Size. - -
CHAs. II. WILLIAMSON, Established l9Sl.
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Novel Idea !-Meade Brothers will Pre-
any party furnishing Is sters $40 Photograph gratis
Tas each 70 receive picture worth $40 fer & 2S Broad
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Mans Dominion Over Mar and Henss,
ard the Social Grab Game Of the Age, Photographed By
HOLMES, sos Broadway. Price 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

EARLY PLANTs.-4 FIRST Rate WuV to
Start 1Hem.-A very convenient method of
starting early corn, cabbage, tomatoes, Gu
cumbers, and, indeed, almost any kind of
plants, is the following: Take an under sod
mot loo grassy tenacious muck and cut
into cubes, say two inches each way. Insert
one or more seeds il the center of each, and
then pack the pieces clos ly togeather, and
firmly down upon a box of earth, to be kept
moderately moist. This box can be set in
the cellar on frosty days and nights, and be
carried out into the sun at other times
When the seeds are up and transplanted
out is admissible, take up the cubes and
transplant them TO the open ground. This
can be done without disturbing the roots or
scarcely retardng the growth of the young
plans
Seeds of cucumbers, mtlons, tomatoes,
&c, are sometimes planted in soil placed in
old or cheap baskets, with rather open work.
These are hung up out of the way of frost
being expose TO the sun during the day
At the proper time these ba.kets are simply
imbedded in the hill even with the surface,
and left there. The rooo,s will find their
way out into the soil through the open-wors
of the sides. A few hills thus stated, with
little trouble, will often produce a crop some
weeks in advance Of those sown at first in
the open ground.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

WINTER Carr OF HENs.-kecp the
hens in a warm, clean place where they
can have access 10 the sun whenever 1t
shines. Feed them regularly with variety
of fool, such as corn, which may always
lie before them, barley, wheat. boiled pota-
toes, mashed, and mixed with cob meal
that is con and cob ground together; and
give them access to plenty of gravel, old
plaster, or broken oyster or clam shells
The barley and wheat may be fed to them
occasionally if convenient Add to these
plenty of clear water, and pork or beet
scraps or bits of fresh meat two or three
times each week, AMI you will not fail TO
find your 70 Wis profitable.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

r,urh &c carl firmly pul,or'zrd clay
va casks Of uuslacLrd lime, two ditto IN
l,ached wool ashes, anl one ditto salt
AGer III ing in, cov-r he impoN up the col
ar of the tree wi h straw, ard co fiie It by
a few nat stones. Then with an old hoe
scrapc OF the rough bark from The trunks
and larger limbs, AID apply after washing
them thoroughly with solution of potash
water, or ashes and s,ft soap, mixture OF
snuff (Sco;h Yellow, an laad.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
l..
How to Raise Early Potat cS.

A dish Of new mealy potatoes, about the
m dde of June, i MT to be deSpis-d.-
They are cool upon the table, and by no
means bad in the barre, on their way to n
lively market. nj one to two dollars BUSH
ell, and upwards. There is difference OF
month or two in the time required 10y an
f.rent varieties 10 mature. The fact is OIL
ten overlooked by farmers, and they con
iinue planting only the late sorts. and have
no new potatoes until August. Early va
r;ct;es are a first essential in getting an
early harvest. The Mercer or Chcnango
will mlture in about twelve weeks. and with
forcing. in ten. II ia not so apt to rot when
forced, as when planted late. The early
Sovereign, Carpenter, Studey's Seeding
Wendelrs Seeding, Dykmn, and early
June, require a still shorter season, say from
six TO twelve days. In almost every sec
ton of the country there are early ola
toes, probably quite as good as any OF
these.
There are several metl DDS OF Fastening
their maturity. A favorite methol with
the Germanzmaeket gardeners is, to bring
the seed potatoes in barrels into a warm
room, about the first Of March. The eyes
start rapidly, and in about two or three
weeks they are ready to plant. Another
method, which we have practiced some
years, is to start the potatoes in gentle
hot.bed. about the middle of March. The
,ubers are cut in halves. and laid flat side
down upon the bed, as thick as they can be
placed They are then to be covered with
about two inches Of garden mold, and the
sashes are put over them. As soon as they
are up two or three inches, they are ready
TO transplant. They should be removed
carefully, separating the roots with as little
breaking as possible, and put in the drills
where they are to grow. As they do not
yield full crop under this treatment, they
can be planted closer, than in common field
culture. say in drills thirty inches apart,
putting the hills twelve inches apart in the
drill.
A warm sandy loan, slopng to the south
or southeast, should be sell cied for this
crop. 1t should be well MANFRED with horse
dung about half of it applied in the drills.
Some manure their grounds for early pota-
toes in the Fall, and this is we think,
good plan for that part of the manure
which is applied broadcast. Fresh horse
dung in the drills raises the temperature of
the soil. and hastens their growth.
REMARK.-To the above, written by one
of our associates, we will add that we have
succeeded well on small scale, thus: Two
or three weeks before the time when it will
probably do to plant out, take pieces of
and put piece of potato in each These
are set closely together where they can be
wa,ered as needed, and can be exposed to
sunshine. Whenever there is a cold night
or cold snap straw is put on to keep them
from freezing. They sprout and fill the
turf with roots AT the proper time the
pieces are set in the open ground, one piece
in hill, and the growth is hardly checked
The turf itself also acts as a manure TO aid
the growth. In this way two or four weeks
may be gained.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
ESTATE OF ANsoN WHEELER.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon the Probate
IL DIST OF WINDSOR S. $. Court for the District Of
Windsor 10 all persons concerned in the estate Of ANSoN
WHEELER late Of Plymouth, in said District deceased
Greeting.
Mhetea It has been represented and made appearts
sad Court that said deceased the uer at the me az
his DEATH Of certain piece Of an situated in sail ply
mouth aud bounded the North by of &, rus John
son last by land Of Aanzo russell south by land of 10
seph sawyer and a. n Earl. and the by land Of
= Pollard containing lD acres, les And where
as u T. Pollard, Administrator Of said estate has made his
written application for license sell the whole Of sal real
estate cNeept the widows right DOVER including
the rNersonl on the ground It will be beneficial for Al
ih' iHtsested % sell the aud has with his appIi-
M pil.e1 ,le assent aud appreciation in writing Of
az lrrs',s interested thereis that II should be sold
Therefore, you are hereby notie 10 appear brf-p said
Court AZ sessu Thereof 90 be held a. the Inn Of Il ov
er IN MeathcTsaed, in said district on the igith rn.
' q April next, and Show csuc any you NAV have
Ia granted N ~
And Is further ordered st copy nf this der he NH
hse three Wttks suecesisrs ia the nelley. no T;
ffti az ' sit giaui la said state the q hrh li
'e pre the time II hearing in the premises sfyrsib
1sen uar niy lsad AMI the seal Of sil Court n ~,
enii-h, - ail District Iris 18th day 81 March Isl
ll-i5 CLARK u. CHAPMAN grrastrr
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

Beers FOR GREENS. Mr.. Noyes Oar
ling, in the N. +. Farmer, says:
while on the subject of beet raising,
will say to the lovers of young beet tops for
greens, that it isa good way to clear The
cellar of cd bee's and sci them out early
an the spring for the sprouts, as they can
have them earlier and in greater proflsion.
and save much labor and garden room. and
1T cooked while tnnder, they are equally
good with the young plants
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
VA an Hs "a ua.
CHESHIRE RAILROAD

WINTER ARRANG ENENT. - on and after w
W Nov. q, 1853. Trains will run as follows
MOVING EAST-Isaye
Bellows Falls at s 30 A. NJ. and 2.25 2, VI. keto
VI aud 8 q and arrive at Fitchburg Al n
aud SIG NJ. Boston at 80 and IS p NJ. We'd
al ? "a aud 100 p NJ
MOVING WEST-Lesye
Poston at 81 and / 90 A. NJ. Fi.ohburFh at 81
and 81 ?. NJ, kecne II 50 A. NJ aud 3 40 =. NJ "a
rive at Bellows ia Is at i2.2S and 440 2 ~, Wib3s
and 81 ?, NJ; Rutland, 2 IS and 500 P. NJ. Bural
8 90 7. NJ
Trans Connect as fatlotrs:
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND 4 BURN
RAILROAD for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal {,
bargh, Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs, Scheneciag
tile West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for winasuf
River Junction, burlington. Og,iensburg. MoBiHz
Johnsbury, &c, via. VT. CENTRAL, PAssUMPSS
VERMONT s. CANADA ROADS SC. 10th trains
direct connection via Vt. CENTRAL X. X. for al
north.
Dorm TSaias Connect al FiteabHgk
with Trains Of Fitchburgh Worcester Y Il. for Wor
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groton Junction with trains Of Worcester 1
IN Il, for Nashua and Concord and with Trains q
Brook Z, for Lowell, Lawrence, &c.
Tickets for all points West may be secured az any
on Cheshire Railroad and baggage viii b. eheekes
ts RufEsio or suspensiea iftdss,, $50. .
Superintendent ofsee, keene n. H., Nov. Is, ls5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

STA r Or v fsR MO Nj, 81 "a Probate Count held
hlsf eF NssfNiSsFEa :. 8 NJ Eoekiachar1 within
aud ioF ssi District. the 9Th day 81 March 4 D lsi
Prrscat the Hon. AHIS!iAI STuDDAgD Iulu.
An Instrument parfartinE "a BE- tine hast viii and tsf-
u'ent q hbA ~ foNNE late Rockingham In sl l5e
git dersst, hcng presented e C,urt hes- b. pbili-
. ttf}s e ,Neen9r therein uanei far probate Il i a.
800 - sara Acurt tat ali persons ccueeTIsl f;sr, L.
n9fitt e. appear session Of sal rrt n h jsi - -
- iard IN fownsassd. in sid district oa the
~ Wet1s~liy % kF, 4. D. So, ani how cause il any
tiey may hav-- ogsiust the nrnlf ~ IN ,fg - s;S
s ] = infilr ordered, that eags the retsrI -
IN = uhisei tIrte weeks succtzsirey. IN the r-r-
LpAa fAAAs THIS printed AZ llscsiaau in ti,s sss y
soon as may h. a true copy Of rc-ari.
Grafton, March 9, isco ira
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30
To County Commissioners
Town A gent. in yermoni.

TENIR well Established Importing House Of CH4kIrs
4 MAN, 50 Front Street, New York, has made sGt,
sales Of the best descriptions OF Pure Wines and igs
Town Agents 10 this State justly earning by the cha
Of the goods sold, reputation for selling only Pure
and at reasonable prices which fact should not be
by those who required by Law u purchase and
but genuine Liquors.
Applications for goods may be made 30 Charlie, Bad
50 Front Street, New York or 20 his Agents, VIM v
". H. Erwin and Thomas Ellis, who are authorized hi
orders, Reference may be made in regard to the ea
and standing Of the House and the superior qusis
Liquors. to Edward HungerfaFd Prof. of ChemiEl
University Of Vermont; 8. W. Thayer, NJ. D., pat
Medical Faculty, u V. NJ. W, Carpenter. NJ. D. Prf
in same; } ;. Pierce, Agent, Burlington Vt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-03-30

The ONION WoRM.-The newspapers
make fun Of some Vcrmoaier who wants
s9O,oOO for his way to protect onions from
the worm. The writer of these lines has
experimental enough to be sure that it is
only necessary TO remove tile earth f om
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