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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07

A PheaOmeRoR.-About six miles
from Jacksonville, on the road lead.
ing to this place, We came across
truly Il phenomenon aitw days since
rs we were returning home. A
large ditch was scooped out OF the
side of II red mountain, by huge
volume OF water, rocks weighing
several tons were torn from their
base and thrown distance of TWEEN
ty or thirty feet, saplings were torn
up by the roots, everything gave
way to the immense force of water,
The trench commenced near tie
top of the mountain on the North
side, and there was no accumulation
Of water above the head Of the ra-
vine, the grass and leaves were un-
touched, and everything goes to
prove that it fell in column at
one place. Some idea may be form
ed of the volume Of water, when We
say that il left traces down the side
of the mountain by which we deter
mined that it was about thirty feet
wide and ten feet deep, descending
at an angle of about so degrees, il
swepteverything before t The main
trench washed out was about ten
feet deep Upon enquiry in the
neighborhood we learned from a
Mr.. George that it occurred on the
night of the 30th Sept, ult., and he
described the night as one of ter
rife grandeur, the flashes of light
ming followed each other so closely
that it was nearly as light as day,
and the thunder never ceased to
roar for several hours; he was
therefore unable 10 tell us anything
in reference to this phenomenon,
except that the next morning it was
found as we have attempted to de-
scribe it. We are aware that from
our description our readers will fail
to appreciate it; it should be seen
to be fully understood Tiaity Al
U0cGte.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
A nENSInLE ARTICLE.


Wo elm tb, t,llov;p, i,,o,n the n
" -, -. ,,...........'.. ..,... 80.
~ '''' '''' - NV w Wv, =" Wv
"o'es'' most e"'.efN"uVe "h" ihiiu
ential Journals in the country
"Im our opinion there N no d's,
union at Tho South, save " a. is oc,
casioned bya sense OF violated sights,
and Il conviction TINT thorc rs little
or no hOpo OF redress There arc
no better friends of the Un'un rs
established blythe Constitution than
these worry tire-elicrs, II, { ey are
called, who arr unwilling To hc lCf
with all the Obligations of thpl in,
.s'.r''''a~''t----s. err. ic.E, c-,.ii....d
the immunitlos and benefits Of it
are denied them. Just restore the
Union - It's or'gin'l baS 's,--to
the basis Of the Const'tui'on,---
and i viii have no warmer friends
and defenders than the men of. the
south, Garrison and his crew are
consistent in dendunc'Eg the Con-
Stitution ms IAN agreement with
Hell, and the Union, because based
on such Constitutions hGt those
nlnen are very inconsistent WHO pre-
Tend to uphold the Union, aad vet
violate the Constitution upon which
it rests. What but such violation
are the personal liberty bills, ," that
have been enacted in sev,r.! of the
Northern States; the refusal Of the
North, with some honorable cxccp-
tionS TO surrender fugitive slaves us
stipulated by the Constitution; the
pract cal denial to the South OF equal
rights in the Territories; and gen
orally u disposition on the pant Of
the Northern people, or large ror-
ton Of them, when they do not dis
tinctly violate the Constitution in
those features which inure t. the
benefit Of the people Of the South.
to come as near it as possible? Now.
we say that they cannot properly
be termed disunionists, who are ONLY
so in case the terms of the Union
are pcrsistently violated. And we
say that those men at the North and
West, who talk of "coercing" the
South to continue in u Union which
she never assentcd to,-a Union not
such as the Constitution calls for
but such rs Abolition tyrants see Ill
to jnauguratc,-are themselves the |
disunionists; since they virtually |
sanction violation of the terms of |
the Union, which they might have
prevented if they would, and then
commit the double wrong of com
pelling the injured party 20 abb lie !
under their injuries. If 4 makes a
contract with b containing mutual
stipulations, and. if 4 distinctly vi
olates and continues to violate those
Of them. that inuro to the benefit OF
B, there is not court in the lanl
but would say that a is estoppcd
from demanding Of B the continuc
fultilment of hisp part of the contract.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
swiSDELLs A LANE.
Agents OF the Herald.
owing srntleInen arr respectfully roquesie
Agents fT the Herald In the places named
a t,.iI 10 thsm will L. fully aeknou ledge
.lR BORE OF THE s.yNcTUM.
JOHN GODFREY SANE.

Gain hear that creaking step!
les Knocking at the doorl
To- well know the boding sound
hat ushers in bore.
lp not tremble when i meet
he stoutest of my foes,
lu Heaven defend me from the friend
'ho comcs--but never goes.
u, drops into my easy chair,
md asks about the news;
D. peers into my manuscript,
md gives his candid views;
b. tells me where he likes the line,
nd where he's forced 10 grievc;
I takes the strangcst libarties--
ut never takes his leave!
IIc reads my daily paper through
cfore I've seen u word;
scans the lyric (that wrote,
nd thinks it quite absurd;
NJ calmly smokes my last cigar,
nd coolly asks for more;
opens everything he secs
fXccpt the entry door!
l'o talks about his fragile health,
nd tells me of the pains
~ suffers from score of ills
# which he nc'cr complains;
And how he struggled once with death
70 keep the fiend at bay;
NJ themes like these away he goes
ut never goes away!
B ellis me of the carping words
,me shallow critic wrote,
8 ievory precious paragraph
imiliarly can quote.
j., kinks the writer did me wrong;
led like to run him through!
/. lays n thousand pleasant things
1t never says "ADIEU!
Ehrnc'er he comes that dreadful MANI
,sguisc it as | may,
ow that, like an autumn rain,
is'll last throughout the day.
ain speak Of urgent tasks;
IN vain scOwl and pout;
own is no extinguisher-
does not put him out!
mean to take the knocker off,
Put Grape upon the door,
IA int to John that am gone
TO stay q month or more.
do not tremblc when / meet
ic stoutest Of my foes,
}u Heaven defend me from the friend
Who never, never goes
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07

The Richmond Reporter is in fa-
vor Il cmpanics of say one hun
dred men, each, being armed by
the several counties against any
emergency that may arise. As
4here are no q. S. arms of any con-
sequencl in Texas, the suggestion is
good one. The yeoman soldiery
arc the only defence our State can
have. and without arms she cannot
aval herself of thcm.- Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
LONELY.

sttng lonely, ever lonely,
va ting, waiting for one only,
Thus g unit the weary moments passing by;
Sac the weary evening gloom
Ga ers slowly in the room,
HnGD,.i / November darkness dims the sky.
Nuw the countless busy feet
Ie each other in the street,
Ani atch the faces fitting past my door;
3 the step that fingered nightly,
ID the hand that raped so lightly,
And the face that beamed SO brightly,
Come no more.
BY he firelights ftful cleaning
| um dreaming, ever dreaming,
And The. ain is slowly falling all around;
'nl the voices, once the nearest,
Of ny friends, the best and dearest,
Now appear to havaa strange and distant
Now the weary wind is signing, [sound.
And The murky day is dying, [my door:
And lhc Uttered leaves lie scattered round
But hat voice whose gentle greeting,
Set his heart so wildly beating
a each fond and frequent meeting
Comes no more.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07

Jf5s Hundred Dollars for Kiss.
"A Texan merchant on Thursday
lasi Lew his arms around a re-
5ptc cab'a lady, at Eighth and Ches-
ant streais. Philadelphia, and kiss
ci her lie was arrested and held
70 500 .ail. which he forfeited by
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
IMpORTANT MOVEM ENT.

A number of citizens of Louisia-
na, including many Of. the most
prominent merchants of this city,
without regard to party, have ad-
dressed to Governor Moore, now in
this city, a petition, requesting him
to convene the Legislature of the
State, with view Of taking meas
ures to meet the great political eri-
sis which now confronts the South.
The list of the signers of this petit
ton includes gentlemen who sup
port Bell and Everett as well as
those who support Breckenridge
and Lane.
They have been moved to this
act by motives of purely patriotic
character. No political managers
or dcmagogues have had any part
OF lot in the matter. 1t has eman-
ated from the solid business men of
our State-from men who have large
material and social interests at stake,
and who feel that the South is in a
position demanding calm but prompt
decision, united and vigorous res:s-
tance to an aggressive sectional par
ty, which is preparing to assume
control, of the Federal Government,
and to infict upon the South the
horrors and degradation of Aboli-
ton rule, to place these States in
the condition Of provinces, to be
ruled over by a party which declares,
as it's main object and purpose, the
overthrow of our whole political
and social system.
Governor Moore, to whom this pc
tition is addressed, is one of our lar
gest planters, and is a gentleman of
conservative views, of great mode
ration and calmness of demeanor,
but of infexible frmness and devo-
ton to principle and right. We
have little doubt that Gov. Moore's
action and recommendations on this
subject will besueh as will command
the cordial approval and united sup
port of all the true men of the South
There are peculiar reasons why Lop-
isiana, and especially the great me-
tropolis of the South, should take
an early and leading position in the
great conflict which now threatens.
The existence in our midst o" 50
largo a class of undecided and luke
wram supporters Of the policy and
claims Of the South, is Of itself an
ample reason why the majority of
our citizens should at once define
and determine the position Of our
State.-New Orleans Delta.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07
TERMS OP
TIM DALLAS HER AID 4,
rnBLIsnED kNERN WEpNEspAi.

FuBLisHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY.
'sf COPY, IsT ulu'as ef nly'i~s hnu.@Ts, !
is Ia .ayaRos, % 5o oT sS IL moi laid al ihe ,in'
n sahs ribins,
Rates Of Advertising.
40 iisgmenis Will b. iRseTtei at vne dollar ~
rgrrs tea lines of bTrNieT iyle, ~ siehl ih's ~
A..i i'frl, fr the hrsi inseTtisn and hiy eenis ~
.E.| srtioh ihsTyanrT 4 hi.-Ta disoah' ,'il
isr lies 10 thoso Nho advertise is ihr yss,i has
la,sfr Is, ifnoi muTu Than "'e sl'.'v' NH % 'A'
,nounesmsnis of candidates foT State or Die
iTi MI ers, ioT lhs LrsislaluFe' sioi o"Hh' om'
h rsonal articles, uhsn admitted TO our coli
t454 n b. charged deullr the ADVERTISING islss'
49, a herlissInenis, the publication yl Nhl.h ',
r..rtHa by Law, must be Iaid for 10 Ii'aheri aud
f.tM Ia d,ii,rTy, This rule viii Ia id'nTv 10
ga l,srti..n,snis not marked with the number
.f. ID .sn, viii Ia euRiinugd until eiherNlsc di,
Z Al lhs di.sTvlisn Il Tho Publishers aud
T eaInmani, aiions of business nature NUT
swiSDELLs LANE.
Agents Of the Herald.
fI owing srnteInen respectfully requested
....r Agents hT the Herald Ia the places named !
lp| 1. \ IAii to them will b. fully acknowledged
fG H. tli.hers, ,iEi
u IonN.oS, Req, kaufman, kaufman County.
u .'EAIr. E,q,, Reokwall, Kaufman County.
r ENIrHs, ESD Denton, Denton County.
o. 'AwGINs, E.l, waSshaehie, Eli. conniy
OHnIIT, Esl., buchanan, Joiinson County,
q 10. EISoE, Esq.. wsaiherford. Parker County.
F. ms n. sNIspEIIs, Balknap. Young County.
ID. % JOHNSON, Esq Commissioner, Galveston.
IrH u fITcII, Esq., Sherman, Gryron County,
a. IaRwoop, ESQ., Mckinney, Collin County.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07

We have had the p.
ing GOV lubbock
who has just retnrre
tcnsivc journey ti't
States Of the Tniou
travel might benefit
h s lady. We regret
her health has not i'm
has therefore left
fir ends in LouisiaI
might drive somo b,
W, ara glad to lc;
Lul beck, has ccnsei
our c,tiEens this even
Sc n hy the failow !
handed ~. Ec ~ 1
Nc s3ras hjg lily IN
ouching the rresent
.cal prospects Of the {
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07

t. 1ii5iiiox Oh
H'a Rinqioa Tho AT
iubilant in EaShiE stc
they expect 40 sscatf
at other Gove4Ln
patch Of tho 15ta assys.
5Ge-Andkey IL
las. night the Wids-g
tremendous denonsti-
city, paradiag with
Speeches were delive
nsvis Eilrore, Mr 7
eihcrs and much enl
vailed LARGE Rccesfii
made ~ tbe Republic.
ia 8 dsv cr. two
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-07

rshecl s,3s.s afelYr
. ired dollars asT q B i
....' =. --s,s,i f..a...if,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-24

ms'nem Seretb mar, unS NIT idelm Idsm SIid
ourf Die 86nr f6auenb, tief fe:
DsSie ssfdlt 99nen oenn metue Saus ais
gSalSe?"
"oh' ba," lahte idb, nun Iettu sic rcobI bas
lit mein Nborud."
SD tri"b mid bierauf i'm Spiestt, mns i&
9lanbe bsliihtmt paG i fir eiiltn Heaer pallirsn
fonnte.
@m nadbiten Iursen fam Der 8.eaftsur I'M
Die SIIiee uno ss fpisn mlr, ais Of sr bic Dinae
nt@t 10 gang sefunten Bate, wie er Re sdass
3u"or Oerlnfrn, Utsteia ta Dor 6aassanbrnd
AueS 10 Slemlidb pieber seprpnet bate. Rsbrsre
aase ptncurtb tcnntr man bic gincrifde isner
Scene an mir wabrnebmen.
Spolt tb ictcem cine Dame In cine Drude.,t
tretcn lebe, ocnfe i6 an pte fltiue Marie uub
rt9te mstnf ItfSrn mad brm Surtefnit.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-24

g. Cutters
9HrtBibaft unp 2n9u6iersSalun,
12te Strnbc, swjiUen 6ranftin uuO Nain Str.,
GriGcr G'uYer's),
1T auf's @lc9anteite sinScridtet unb nit ben tt.
len @rIli6uuaen Uerisben. 6rans6iii6e 93ot6,
unO Jtbeinweine uO raleltlf AUDI gu 1uBsrl iii
isen Yreilsn Bel rer 6aIhe unO 66aaCme III ga,
ben. um 5abIreiben 3upruh bittct
Z. Sutter.
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Da6 srrbt CONCERT In 9onbpn.-
gBGbreue @ltou feline Sattn befeitgt nnb fetne
Nnllen prsanilltt, unt' eiuem et,uaiaen' unptrS'
soften ueberfaa esS SlibuRers 6anptmauhtS
auf eem frun;GdiHen &diitrtbrcnt su bestansn,
inmittru res brtilheu Ilarms' ii6er cine fran.
a6iiibe SnYaiipn 1T bas britiGts g6ft ourH einer
Snpafsu aheerer, aber rei,enoersr giatut lber.
ralbt puroen.
gftbt ptnissr ais $500 fransSFfdee @a(ilsss
bic Nttslisosr pes ,iSrpbecu," riidten In eonspnf
elm. uh am o., "a. uno Is. Stunt an brsi Goa
isrtcn I'm Srpital-palalf sR SsOeasam EbsiI sR
nebmtn.'
in feinoliher IhfAt, lunsern init SrOmpatsn/
Glarnetten, oebUss, 5lasselsts, gprRrt yilonsI
SpbieleipsR uuo poIaunen StpaHhet. Cir To-
men niht nit Der Sors, oa6 9onpun's Neaasrn,
9lei6 pcuen pom ecr;G6, BON ibfen 6Srnsrn,.
Yoicunen unp MenlheEfimmsu juiammentiir.
gen iOutfn, lonpsrn fe tamen, ampbirns Number
/ III wirfen unp Die Mauern elmer Dautrnpen'
6riuuplhaft auf,ubausn. sic tameu nidst als
SpiOne, unr eie SlDben bes eInoes Az entpeden,'
Die llniulansl sliGfeit Der Soluniecrs ;u bemellen
uup nm bic lbwadbrn 0unte ppit' Gamterpel-
unp @lapbam ,u erIpdben ute renn lie 9SD'fe
9etptlen, trugen lit minptfenS gang 9eihi6t
S4aaipelSe. Aueer, paB lit i'm R'sital. DalaiS
\ ibre Sahen gut mahten, ;e9tfn lie peItia' bert
Sbarltter eon Serratb. bsnn ber Wfann, peHen
Seee Ianfte Wuif riibrt, mue ltetS OeS Ser"
rat66, uno SIutprrgi6 6ens uhidtfS eradbtet MR.
ben. 9iur aus 9iebe sur Sadbr, nitbt Oss' IGnS-
: Osn GjelO9ewinnss ipssen, babeh 1900 Ytuito
&iinltler rem 9Se9 ndt5 SVReon 9eflineeR; ihr~
Selub mar nIr sner Der muitalildfn S9fapdA
tEi:. Die Gaistplten rpurosn fur bieislbrR BE-"
abt 'iie rplrren ourtD pas &onernsr 9ublis'
FUN i'm Nllssmeineu nit srober Derjli6fett unb
3upOrtUmmenbet bebnnoct.
SUlh' cine @pilU6e lit elm angsHebme5 3i1ti-
lhenlpiel i'm Strome Der Rrie9srufunSru Rao
ErieSSBeridfe, bic europa uap teionorrs @aSs
LAMB erIullen
ncn Srweis, w:e HberwaitiSsnS Die Mirft
Oeutfber @ompOnilteu Sanltter. ole gauge eiStlt-
lrte lSrlt NIT iIdb fcrircBt, ;tetern BE pro
grnmme Der GOnierte, welhe ei, 6rauioIen TT
yonOUn gfAeben baten; mas le DerJrtra9tn,
mar t~%ntiddlid) Dsutl6s WIff.
Ons @oBcrt am 20. Suntmuroe nit 5anoels'
$500 ape tbe Queen" erSfutt, Oann folsien :;
G'rpBe Arie netlt @6or ours @cSarts 3auberF6te
- Sis uuo Sfr.e"; Ea 8rtratte pon eaurent
De 2,a Sipouae Gsiang (NabtteC Der Sertt.
aer) Don Siden abl6ieo pom 9Satoe BON
Mmoelo6n :; SeptuCr aus ben SuSsnCttcn BON
NteYcr6eer; Dies 1T Der Sa9 beS perm" v0n
8rsuBer Den Seb!ub matbts pic lASne 3smne
,,Seni @rsatUr"
Die QOnpcner Ssritittr iprs6eu lehE 9anft8
U6er Die SeiltIngen Res ,,Srpbecn," Der Ahoela~
ton Der Sdupt- Otdnneyhpre IN 6rantrstdh,-
prlhc aber Su prsi 8ietbelcR aus Deut d n
; brltr9t.-(Eis reut,bsn MdnnerbOre brsfsr'
lib IN ausn iunf 9Geltt9sil:n Sa9n.)-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-24

&6rperfdrte. Gin msdlenbursiId,sr
EanNSmnnn, Sonas, mar i'm sanssn qanpe
ais Elm un9emsiit ilarter Itann betautft. Gin
&burn9erj Der it piefe @ssrnp seretb, b,natm lid,'
I'm Strtrauen auf ieiitt Stdrtt, pcr. i6u auf,u.
'"d'n, nnO iit nit itm gu ms1tn. Der Sou.
ringer fam Dor sin 5aus, fat pom pfsros iiber
DC Nptmouer Rinps9, einfn Rann Dol; Ipaltri,,.
unO fra9te: ,gSUbut bier Der Itdrts ScnaS 90
&cine Nhrprt! !! Gr itie9 tataaS SSm @frrpe, Of
nete Die YIort', fiibrte has pfsrb 6inrin, uub'
bano rS an bic @dusr. n66rr, S.cmas itb'
MIL mid nit Dir pecluheu |" lpratb Der Ieiirin.
ger. Spnas, mad, pee9tlsgtsr MI, eTgrsift
Den &Nitrinssr, uaO wirit ibn loSlsth iber bic
Nausr 3uriid. Natf elmer baiten @tunpe, In
Der td Der : iirtnser, Der aufanss pas aufErbsn
per9eien Bate, rieoer erbcIt ab, rirf sr Il Ct bic
Ntaurs; ,,Siebsr Spuas |" = ,,g0as aibts 2" sr.
wirerte bieler. = ,;9ebsr Scnas," lptaTb Der
Stiirnser; ufei bod fo gut, unS l&mst6 mir
aud mein pfsrO tsriibsr."
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
Sin NlGp3en,

Sin NiGOben,
oaS gu &Cden uno lpnit9e bdustiae 2lrteitcn ,u
Serrtbsn Osrlts9t, iinNet ciuen guten Olab nit
% monatliCben vO9n Sci 9. S'DrnneIl,
Srpabltr, na6e Der 9teu.
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0rn belltlhsn Mrthcn

Die slnleise, Dap mir i'm bieiisen Gutom.{ {5au1e
lOOO e)Hllonrn tee beiten YOn uus lclpl imyur.
trle" tranj0lildben SrlnrY inter 8OnO lieaen
boeen, oen mir GuBcrft biaig UerIouicu.
6erucr pie Nn5eiNe, peB w,r pie olrni9c Qeen-
tur pCn rem bsriibmten ne Sencge u. GU's G6nm-
pa9nsr itsrncmmen baben unO paB rerie6en ur
bti uu5 Su Gatcn 1T.
G. Gpttea II. Comp,
9lc. 81 4earlItr.
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Sicbmone, Ssa., StemIFao, scn e4. Suit gsen.
Sefnnutnsncbuu0em.
E. ]. PICO T,
Mpptbefer,
Gfe Der l7ttn un0 Nuinlrogc.

%. &tnberpater ais Gjcbilfe).
en'pFeb!t lein rsi6baltises 2a9cr ouer in Icin
Sob iba9enoen @rtfct, ME audi Nnrfiimsrisne
oefen, Siirten unb Jtdmme irper 9(rt Iarten
Dele, @laS &C.; Giearrsn, Gau6, ,Sou. unS
Shnupftabat uno pieIe ancere glrtifel, pelde in
bttf3en NpOtbeten 9emGbnti6 erfii6rt mcreen.
6duptladib maht eerlrlbe aun ouf Ieinsr
brru0mteu unb unF6ltarrn ,,8irainia gRprm
8ilrr" dlifmerf1am.
Ote pcutlfe, mic grGBtrnt6cls audb Die omert-
tan6e Nece9tur miro ouu s.. &tnperYatcr
bsrr9t. Der audi i'm Sanbprrtaufe feline saurs-
leute aufs 55reunbIthlte beeienen mire.
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SSSirtDSc60fts @r5fT,
aaagap(ss

Meinrn 8reunbcn uno Dem 9cIammtrn WutIi.
tum ote gnSrtse RAP meine meme
G@rfcms9&jrf9fc9off
Dem Selu6e lest pfen ilebt DicieIte 1T oufs
@eihmddopIlite einaeri6tet, uuo t6uuen bic ae.
s ser''n e,alte NIT ecn teitrn Grfrii6uneen icocr
Nrt lowe audi nit parmcn uno fnltcn SpriTeu
oeolent werNrn. gSentrnfer made td parauf
aulmcrtlam, cap i'd ben pcn mir sc,pasnen
Gir9iuth 9Bcin
rein uno unprrf1idt su 30 GtS. per S(oIbe per,
tnufe. I'm SabIrcihcu 8euh ttltet
oleuttn $ dsltr.
Dem pnbIitum bic 2tuSeiNe, Bag mclue nit ir-
Dem Comfort ocrIebcncu Sdocr Oatc II. warmc)
OCn Ntcr9cnS llbr bis 9lbcnpe 10 llbr ,ur 93e.
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unter een annc9mtariten Sepinaumacu.
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Remedy for the Onion Maggot.

EDITOR FREEMAN 81 have Just read in
the last number of the Freeman commune
cation from Mr.. Wolcott claiming that he
has discovered a remedy for the onion maggot,
and which communication you seem to think
is humbug, because he does not inform the
public what the remedy is, and you say to
him "out with it."
Now, Mr.. Editor, after all the discoveries
Of Mr. Wolcott and others, all the land des-
citations of learned men, and all the news
paper thcorizing on the subject without ever
coLing to the facts in the case, propose to
tout with it" yes, sir, propose now to re-
veal the great, loDg-sought secret. And in
doing SO, will endeavor to state nothing but
facts that | can demonstrate to any person
having common share of trains, and pair
of eyes in his head, at any time where there
is bed of onions affected with this evil
The maggot is produced by fly about the
size of common house fly, and resembles it
in appearance, except the color is lighter be-
ing somewhat of snuff color, and the wings
are not as wide spread when at rest. There
is scarcely ever more than from one to three
of them to be seen about an onion bed at a
time, and these generally late in the after
noon, at which time they do a wholesale bust
ness by depositing eggs in the following man
ncr: They light upon the top of the onion,
crawl down to the ground, turn the tail down,
run sting or protuberance down into the soil
beside the bulb Of the onion, and there depos-
it eggs, or fy-blows, from which, a little mois-
ture and the warmth of the sun soon matches
out the maggot, which eats its way directly
into the bulb, and the mischief is done.
Any thing that will put stop to this proc
es' of propagation is remedy for the evil.
For instance: Remove the dirt from the
bulb without disturbing the small roots, and
strew about them some newly Stacked lime,
which will destroy the vitality of the nits,
and so prevent their Matching. There are
other remedies, but l found the above the most
efectual. have never failed of good crop
Of onions since the discovery of the above
facts, some six or seven years ago.
Should you deem the above worth place
in your paper, the onion-loving public shall
be welcome to the benefit of the discovery
DANIEL WOODWARD.
Royalton, Jan. 4th, 1860.