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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02

A fire at La Sale, Illinois, on the 3Oti
ult., consumed property to the amount O
$4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02

The heavy snow storm last week at the
North, blocked up the roads, impeding rail
road travel and causing delay of three or
four hours. No marine disasters are repor-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02

QUARTERLY COURTS Tie Quarterly Courts
are acid il January April, July, and October
commencing Oh TIE first Monday II o..l VA lhe
above mentioned months.
CIRCUIT COURTS. The Circuit Court. lor
tr,- County ar held by Judge John ". Tyler u
May and November, commencing ii May. tho
Bra Monday, AMI Ia November ou Tie I'll Monday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02

Neither House Congress was in session
last Saturday. There will be no session to-
day. The Presidents House will be opened
to-day, from II M. to 2 p. M, Cor the recep-
tion of company
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02

A large Union meeting was held in 10
chester, N. Y, on the Doth ult.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02
COMMUNICATED.

New YEAR.-Let ~ hail the entrance Of
4 New 4aF, With thankfplpess Forgetting
and torgiyins all that has past, let Is look
to tho future, and salute each other with
Craternal love and affection
The Virginia hsS,4og Il made, and the
Cake is baked. The string is oil, aud the
Latca is ~, rgithh.-Let all freely partake,
and let JOY, and gladGess prevail, and the
social EtaAt eSpYnd, ~ ali the noble charities
Of our nature.
.4ID NIRnlNIA NEVER Tire
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02

THE RIGHT SPIRT.-A gentleman, resid-
ing in Henrico county, on being asked if he
did not intend to attend Southern Rights
meeting, answered, Il do not but am ready
to subscrbe $500 toward establishing large
boot or shoe factory in Richmond and the
very moment it is put in operation, | will
give my stock to the person selected to So
perintend it." Only let the people say that
they will support the prod ucts Of HON and
mono others, and capitalists will at once build
factories and supply our wants.-R'eA~o"d
DiSpatcA.
If every citizen of a Southern State you'd
support Southern Rights in such a manner,
we should soon have an end Of disunion and
sectionalism. TO encourage home industry
is tbs duty eff every State and Of every citl
zen, and Stats sad rights and State power
will be best secured By developing home re-
sources.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02

ReNANcE IN REAL LIrE.-We learn that
Miss Hare ct +. Smith, daughter of Horace
Smith, Of SpaRord, will start soon for Wash
ington Territory, away in is Northwest,
beyond the Rocky mountains, to marry :
man she has never seen-My. David Spald-
ing, jr., son Of David Spaldihg, of Spaford.
The friends of the parties are intimate, and
recommended in correspondence between
tbe parties, whioh was continued for two
years eld has resulted in marriage con
tract; and the yo44s gentleman, being en-
gagged in profitable business Yhich he can
not conveniently leave. has RENTED FUNDS
te bis de4tis, with request for her to join
him there. We s;peerely hope that 1.-THE
course Of true love may run sl4o,thly" in this
ipstsnce, -SkeneatteS DemQcra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02

THE New YRAR-We commence to-day,
(the commencement of New Year, anoth-
II err volume If the GAzErTE-being its SIXTY
FIRST. Sixty years ago, it was established
in this place by the father of the present Sc
nior editor--and we may, we are sure, DO al
lowed the pardonable hope, that sixty years
hence, it may still be welcome daily visitor
to the homes and fresides, and places OF bu
siness, of the descendants OF its present rea-
ders, conducted by the descendants OF It's
present proprietors.
We cannot permit the occasion to pass,
without presenting to our readers, the COM
pliments of the season, and Offering them
our sincere wishes for their future health,
lt happiness, and prosperity.
Thankful for the fair share of public en-
couragement we receive, cheered on our toll
i some path, by the steady and constantly in
creasing accession to our subscription list,
from all parts of the state, we shall both
show our gratitude aud duty, by re-doubled
\ zeal and diligence in the discharge OF the
! obligations under which We are placed by
the Kindness of friends. We can, with
- honest pride, refer to the past as an evidence
s that we shall faithfully labor to give more
SEQ than are equivalent for all we receive. We
shall still strive to make the Gazette, jour-
nal conservative, reliable, and useful-devo-
ted to the best interests of our city, our State,
and our country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02

The whole number OF railroad accidents
IN the United States during 1889 was 20, by
which / y persons were killed and Al woun-
ded. Daring the s2r,o period there hap
pened 2l3 steamboat accidents, Killing 1904
and wounding $50 persons. During tls
year so 600 900 worth Of property was de-
stroyed by fire, and III persons lost their
lives from the same cause
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02

The Washington correspondent Of the
Pit,sburg Journal gives TIC folowing.
Il was greatly edited on bearing 'Pbad.'
Stevens justification ofhis vote for dilmsf,
on Friday last, for Speaker. A friend rushs
ed up to him, III BRIGHTNESS haste, just as
the vote was about being announced by the
Clerk, and while Mr.. S. had yet time to
Geh8ugs his vote, and exclaimed, Why, Mr..
stevens; Voting for Gilmer-the largest
STAKEHOLDER in tie House lie OWNS over a
hundred ncgrossP 'Ge1ta!Ily, certainly
dryly replied Mr.. g., he is just tt.e u4p TO-
me. You don't suppose | would vote for .
man having just one old spawned Niger DO
YOU?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02

Judge Aooseselt Aas accepted the New
York District Attorneyship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02
oTARTPnT.y CnTpTs Th

cat the June Term, All the Justice appear o.
the purpose Of making the County iy,y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-01-02
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY BY
EDGAR SN0WDEN.
I ALEXANDRIA,:

MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2, $780,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06
4 Hiaaoo's ESpsrieaco OF Winter.


Mr. '. O' "'"i '''!' Ute ''''','..' '''''
m.n, OBJ" Studying '.''.';y '' '.''''.'
-. 'r' r'''' in ''' ''''''' l'' '.', interest
ns account OF ''' 'A9.'''l'' "''' '"'"
An' .l.i ".''.Ts
" '.'.'.' ! - ''- -',' -. 49,
',,'I' "! g.. r,..,,,I ri,.
'''' 49,. IL. ,r..,
'' a. 10, ,l..,r.o..,.., ,, NV
III ..~ 49,
- -...r ...,rt,4y ,rI like ,h,
,.....- q. i.., Gllsf new AMI
......-..,, on. n.ar. comm. Z,
- ri.lr.l.b,gt d., western
,..-.,,-.r,,,,r ,,.,.n hard ,la, heavy
-, r,.. Over i,-,l the ground
..---,l och .p,,, ,,,,ral feet deem.
m, account, I believed In part, AMI the
r..t.1rri.l g, me Iiso o srlndmo,lyr's
story. Ote1ur.e / saw Zee ia Cllcntia im-
ported FROM Boston. lut was puzzled 70
know bow water could D. % hard hy frecz-
ing. This vasa very natural p'rrlezity,
tsclg.r hai no ,l.a oi 'he thing at all.
when ull tho ladies here TIA. the lin
90. boil simple milk ~ hard that they
make dolls. alvers, &C., out Of It 20 ad1rn
their table. :acy hardly believed i, until I
d.I ,he experiment before their eyes. They
-by their own hand. made alwers Of diger-
rut shape and size. which by half an hour
became IS hard O., a rock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06
PARIS, ME. FRIDAY. APRIL 6, 1860.

hoped to send j, to India by tho frst oppor.
,uni,y took it to Mr.. Ms and carefully
put it on tho manilcpiece. Need ! tell YOU
the result? /, il well known 20 you all. In
nv letter. to Bengal described the leading
lcaturcs Of the American winter, but could
no, write anything about freezing hoping
to 10 1t BY and by. after had some expert
cncc oft.
Ny health i. on tho whole, better in ,hi.
country. Ny friend. tell me to eat meat,
even IT /, was a very little, and drink ,omo
warm drink but cannot DO 20. never
ate any meat, or usei any drink bat iha,
which comes out Of the bosom Of our moth.
o. earth. Now and then | wish to he in
India, to zee the land smilc, tho flowers
bloom. and the birds sing ~ these months.
ON a., late Christmas, your churches
v,rc decorated with leave. only-thcrc vcro
hardly any flowers there. ln Calcutta,
you could cover tho churchyarl with few
dollars worth ot lowers; you could enter
tain party Of twenty ladies ari gentle.
meo. for instance, with fourteen kinds Of
fruit, at the cNreu', Of two dollars Con.
tra.,s like these crsaica bit of home.sickoc,'
in me. bot I cover it up with the garment
Of duty, and 90 ON my way repiciuc. sing
boz. and giving tho glory to tho Mo',
IIi.b"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06
Tho Annie Tree Borer.

Ma Tr.r.r S..ip.. v,ur invitation q,
,bs r-,,,i.,l rrmsr :, civ, Nj. .,r.ri,nc,
,tt, ,.,f., ,tr,..b ,ls d: .ru,n,,,,p Tel.
,,r,rh Ivil ,,.,-,,g,. my mia. ,.,r.b
-,,.-,.,,.,..,,,I.,, 81, ,,-.r. ,.,,.- t,,.
l,. ts. rr.v i,,c ,l,r., Il-.,r.t, .,,
.,,,.l ,r. aim, ,rs a,,l.,,,, l,,.r NJ,
enemy from Which We h,y, rr,.,ly suffered
If, our ,t,rmr,. q, ...lr, l.,l,bv tree. and
-,.l r-ar. $, a- a. INV .sn tr... ar,
51ac.url.luint { have found a remedy.
Iyhut-l an arpl, orchard eighteen ysar
a-o. ard Oh, ucr, tlriygd very well ir I've
or s.z y.ar,. whom tary began Co droop and
lo.k.es.y. Up,uc11minins them found
tic lr,r in .reli numbers, having jyus
,5u..d,rat', damage, and .oue %, ,aem ap.
pslr.I 90 b, pas; re,5,.ry. | went 60
work AMI took them out. After removing
tlcm wa, about % amply coal tar. but
was t1ll that DC would D., avor.s enemy
uau tb, brrrr. Ithru-Lt awhile. aul ds.
c.l-Itl arrry urine. from ihc COW stable.
lay.u. tank. ana arr,au-ss % secure all
,h,uIa,t.s l.aal n.uur,. ID, every farm.
~ should ha,,. Iarr,,i ,bi, cari,a.ly
around ,as bottom OF ,as trees. ami washed
OBJ, trunk. thoroughly. The result IS. shat
Ilay, u5ta ir-sr iu my orchard. ana ,ae
trcr- aa,o completely recovered, AID give
ms abundant crops.
I have b.sn using tli, i,rmely fr rlhre
wears. and it l,.v..l ronald mi. i,r the a..
t5r r....r.l. nrsluinkI,an recommend
.,..,el.-.r, q. n, i,.,t., G-n.,. NJ,
,g, o.. .,r.llr, ,..-.,. a., l,-.r and
,.-,,.-., ,,,lv b, ~ t,,,,, , wear alter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06
nr. nrnnt On "Grnne Cn,,nrc .

Tho Rural New Yorker ay,, tho Doctors
Lecture was Ion. and iuierr.iir. ani Illus.
tra,eI with tho vino m hand. We have
.raca only Tor an c1trac, or two:
" In vine culture. as in other thinr', tho
greatest ,kll and car, gives mo.t favorable
result, Nut quarter century will gas.
bsi1r, Connecticut farmers. az last ibosa
OF tis southern rart Of the state, will hail
the -nrc harvest as ,hr most Joyous part
of the yrar Vino making i' an art IN
which he most complete success can only
D., attained through much accurate oh'srvn-
,iou. AMI with great pains taking anl 'iill;
bot grape rr5vus Tor ahl' fruit &. so sim.
ne an affair q, % b within tho reach ot
ans ono who will civ, 70 ,hc '.sh'c-i ai,gn.
t1n. n any ono thing in vine culture i
NOR, iuportau, than smother, 10 Is good
pruning The otte,s of pruning arr 1T.
r, restrain tho roots aul branches within
convenient limit. fr cultivation. ~. To
concentrate tie strength of tho vine, orl
no, suffer tho production of useless wood
and foliage. 81. T, rst ia'i enough wood
o. bear fall crop, Of good fruits, auI plan it'
distribution with reference % the health Of
,hs vine. There are three Kind. oi buds
,e prsmaric.. which cone a, the axis ot
,ls leaves. or whore the h1'sslt Joins Tho
shoot. aul which. iu bearing ,.rr., ar, 'bc
fruit buds one season. and t's rrzt produce
o., shoots on which lrlit g., horne ,ho scc-
onlar,c.. which come in ,hc lido shoots, or
la,sral., and which arc removed in summer
pruning. anl ibc alvcn,i,i5u, buds. which
arr uu.,cu. until ,lsy bur; through tho
bark OF the former years wood They arc
called wood shoots. as t'ey produce no
fruit. except in few varieties oi rsro1rka'
BE rrrIuctysness. \ bungh Is q Truluci-
iye tsndrl a tsulril an ahori.ve bunch.
ThsIlint,. or ends Of buuch,', should b'
cut or. q. this causes complete rIrruins
aud tweeienius ol the uTrer craps anu
prevents ihe growing oI shr',l,d berries at
thc point. which is a sheer vasie OF Sub.
stance. n a vine is lrlt - itself 10 grow,
tlo tendency Of vitality ]. upward, the irui,
goes 'syonI our ra-h, hasa coarse quality
AMI a uooIy flavor. While tbe buds uear the
ground soon perish, and no after care can
rc.,iu..l, them. /, &, scarcely possible 70
fix ,hc duration ol a vclisot vineyard u
may a, wgl, Jas, 900 a. 100, orr score Of
wears. Tho vine needs moisture ever, wet
ness never. Nlr5senou, m'nur.s arc
good. 10 well -ottcd aud compostsi. lur they
attract moisture, as a wril.TrTrci grape
border is never Try ia even tho Ao;,gs'saa
suns"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06
For thc Ox6rI prmocu,t.
letters .rom the Mesantic Road.


Since tie petition f1r aii @, oron The Ma.
galloway and M,gant.c Road was referred
% thc ne2i legislature. have received O.
lettr from TIE Commissioner of Crown
Lands. dated at Qusbsc, 29,h Foo. !Sto,
,ta,ir- ttat De would tax, the carl.c', or
portuury 90 hy.u- ,hs subject % ths Ne
gant,c Road h,l5rc tIs Governor General,
NJ Council during th, present session, aud
that De- would crumuu,saie the rr,u'i.
UulsrJ,t of g,5. 20, ls.o. Charles II.
Harvey. SECRETARY and Treasurer q shc Mo
uie.pl.'y ol N-rror,, eomros.l Of The
tovu. 5, Newport, pt,ou. Cle,bam, Ci.u.
ton, auI Auckland, vr,,-- o.. follows
"Your letter o., ,ls l5;h nit. came 90
hand ,n Que i,me, and an au,horr,l 90
say o. YOU that iis aut.gri,i., 5, tlts Nl-
nirip.!.,y will o., al, ia ths.r power O. meet
YOU at che praru,l! Boundary ticy at
once s.e.ns ,bs many advantage. arising
from d Iise,; communication in ;hat d.rrs.
ii5u. W-saag Ta,..u our Legislature at
it, next SESSION. which wall hs next month,
and iaiuk there Is every probability % ss'-
ting a grant % money 90 baUl ai rad.
We have al.o o1ercl q correspondence with
tie Surveyor General oI ;le Province. and
also With toe Commissioner OF Crown
land, ana var,.u. parties ovuns lanes .n
that vicinity"
Under lais gMarsh 9,h, l,f0, Oh, May
or Of ,he Municipality of Newport, writes
that t.c Council have made an ass '.mra'
on the wild lands 10 that precinct, far 'hc
purro., of opening the road 20 tts PToy.n-
e.al HlurltTy that o committee would
leave ou dat Day 90 examine the r'uis.
and make location a, thc road. aud would
wit the Ma-lll5vay Settlement before
their rJtarn
This committee arrived az ny h'Us, GA
the I7,b inst. ard .at, Tat ,he route is
very favorable or road that very exc
teu.'y, tract of hrl ,.rHu ,h which d, ras..
c.rurt -z-r...I Er hrats TurTres hy
any land .r C.ra'n E,'', and ihaJ th' rn-
terTus- b. highly popular in 'le s.'tsrH
Township
Tti. ua.sal cool land lis, along toe Va
u.-,l T. arlary, opposite iie head waters
OF O. Naca.,1vay River. and DO is highly
probable chat thsrs will D. 'arss roads
through it @, meet thc Me.au,i, Road 0ue
from Newport. one from Victoria along Ihc
valley ot che salmon River, and one from
the Mgsauu, Lake settlement.
JouS ". Wus5N.
Marc. 2ftb. l,.o
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

or 80 little loss. For at least seven years Of
60, li'c. twill give M annual fleece, to the
value Of the carcass, and the yearly increase
viii De nearly or quite equal 20 the cost Of
keeping. giving as general thing profit
OF cent Per cent. Ofall other animals. ,hc
COW coue. n,arc.t 90 the shccp, 90 thc profit
it rsturr, TO tie farmer. if well cared for.
It viii pay for i,-,,f oaci year. by the milk
70 yields. and dsfay also tho cost " keep
ing We aver, without Nar ~ coutmiic.
tiou in truth, that there i, hardly a locll..
~ IN the whole Union. vh,r, any kind Of
farm animal. can -ut-i.,. tha, the sheep, II
properly attended 90, wiz not give nc,
IryG,. ou ihc investment, OF o.; least City
Per cyut. uul that vi,b ,hr ordinary man.
agsmsnt OF farms. i, will give some twenty
% forty Ter cent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

BILLIARDS PRicriciLLY CONSIDERED.
The Bueyru' (ohio) Journal thus speaks
Of the game Of Billiards:
"Ye., sir. We can tell YOU oil about bill
lizards. II i. game consisting of'wo m'a
IN their shirt sleeves, punching balls about
tho table, and pre'on,ing the keeper with
twenty cents, or as is mos, commonly the
case IN this country. telling him to just
mark II down. This last mentioned cue.
.oln ba. given them the title Of billiard
markers. II you have decided genius for
the game, YOU can make superior player
at an expense Of about $1,000. Black
smiths. carpenters, &c, play ii for ersr.
else. II was invented by . shrewd sAioon
keeper, who was not satisfied with the prom
on Wbi,kcy. and was too much opposad te'
temperancc to water 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06
Trnfh Nasd-,1 NsrIra'tuu't.
Early Asparagus and EhEsaI5 easily
Obtained.

Tic lors cold winter isrrarly over, aul
The .isl; OF something ir.sl aud -.ssa from
tbs bosom % mother earth would D, re-
iI,.lus. IT.. J.,b % Asparagus, hy AL
who know Che article, i. highly aTprec.at.
eI. l,ls4u.rs ilr 1ri,-,, luxur.s' that
come 90 tae table. and one o. tas mos,
la.uu' SO o. i.'.ara bunch, 10 taste,
oitl- su,sr, arl tlc rii.zsa. unlsss be yvu
a u.us. must indulge ,llrir-Iy E-tths
vi.,a-.ror farmer WHO owrs "a ryt 'lgare
Of we'll stocked Asparagus, ha.a mine oI'
o.. which tH DIG luscious saoa,. early ia
Srrire. vir.oata taste .g,.fpsr, even.
I.e professional glrlsa.r, o. e,arse.
knows Dow o. 81, them with OBS boz bsl
arJ fr..r- ua1lr.s. T.se si strong
roots. tare. year. 5II. anI pat ,hcm ur'a
t,Iol l.rueutias manure. aul t.src Is 900
G.C-alty. Eat hr several y,ar' Iast, vc
lave larI r-azuc gui,, powerful enough
g. iuIae. our ay.5ite vs: sah.r o. au'.s.-
rai. tls s.asru thre, weeks. WcrutuTon
tls t-ia filr,e board frame, twelve !s,t
Nv .iz. arl cav.r {; with l.as. The
franz incline, o. ths sun, aSlut one loot in
tlerE. Tie outside Of tLs frame i' bank
eiupvitl h.r,, manure. or any c1arse iii-
Ter. % keep out iio c.ll. Between ths
rows oi Asparagus, which aye afJu: eight
cen inches apart, we s1v lettuce, radi.hr.,
rrr-er.r4... or anything dss 0f hardy
nature that wr wish 90 go early. TIE
r'a,s retain. tici,bt % ihesuu hy tny,
and k.sr.oI t.sc.'i ty H.sht. I.. se--
fac les, is.r-, up ihs seeds in 'ew days
and a little later, che purple shoots OF NJ
rara-gs make their appearance. They
grow a'uu.i a.. rlVi'y as in June, an- aTs
quite a. tender aHi god favored.
We .scur, early Ebubsrh by the sane
mettol. vi,h-ut disturbing thc roots, aud
put M a. b1sIrl % s;ahlo manure, " rich
eomrost around .,--l crown. The sishcs
are then pos over, and mo- air o. given until
the crowns trs.u 90 make their appearance
above ground Indeed, tha leaves are not
liable q. banning. and ta1 .ashe, require
Wv lr.e at...uIl until che STALKS ate 20
g. ca'. Tho Muu's iiorcls o. admirable
~ tai. g,ad Of forcing, and, oil things con-
.dsr,l. i ,as b,s, variety We have ever eai-
t.yrial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

surr. Toe following is an szirac; from
Patent Orce Reports Everywhere and
anywhere sheep will live and thrive. and,
with proper care, Tay more for ,he capital
AMI labor employed than any other animal,
or any other system Of farming. li i one
Of the most useful and economical modes
which have BEEN given Us to convert the
vegetation Of the farm 10 money. There Is
no animal in which there is - little waste
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

Tur ArrrE B,HK LousE-ispiii3iHs con-
riiigrms. In ,,mc orchards will be found
Young and old trce., that are covered. To a
greater or l,., extent. on trunk. branches
and ,wi.., with little brown scales, bearing
a close resemblance, 10 the rounded valve OF
an oyster. II one Of these is rai.cd care!ul-
~ at the present time. number Of small,
whi,ish Eggs will be discovered. In May.
thcso will hatch. producing very small
whi,i,h bugs, that in "a short time will
leave tbo protecting shel! aud travel over
the bark ia search OF a $40, on which to es'
tabl,h themselves.
Tho shcl. are the dricl covering Of tic
female and alter the eggs ar1 fully deyel-
op,d. shc drc.. The injury isom thcsc
scales is very great. Trees infested with
them soon stop growing. aud finally die.
To remove thea, It is necessary 10 pain,
every part Of the bark Of the uco with
some comp,sit'on. Mr.. Kimball. Of Keno
.la. wis.. boils leaf tobacco ia strong lyo
until it is reduced 20 pulp, then mixes this
with sJts sap that has been made coli--no,
boiled-mkins care TO palui every part OF
the tree in sprins with u.
Tbi, poisous tho scale and i, soon peals
or. and the young have no place to which
,hey can attach themselves. This compost
,ion should be made VI the coussscnso Of
thin paint. There are doubtless winged In
dividuals OF ,hi, species Of inset, although
the majority are aPtcrous. Avery minute
iehnsumon feeds on the eggs While in tic
larya state, aud assists. no doubt, material
ly in lcssening the increase Of the scale. 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-06

Horace |. Gray, OF Cumberland, Ne,
writes the New England Farmer, as fol-
lows
~ would like 10 inform your sabscrib-
ers, through your columns, that any one
wishing TO obtain some OF the celebrated
Hubbard squash" seeds, can have small
quantity free. by sanding prepaid envel-
orc 10 my address"
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