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v's'' I7'ih anal Ia tehr, Spa al tontlAir,.a" y
Al lAhg' ~ stomach. Kass - Hay krvef. O.,
All tatIua AsTro IA Dlta Iiaiuts.
=, ~ - u Skcp. thsanle o Nervous Head A.i
h'si 'ehf' u has ne' tuAl, ~ b shicA 20 a.
n1i iais trufa mod zg'srsi s.arcss
i'e+iFiam ffrul5as It is a SIRE Remedy
t"f Bowel Complaints in, udi n. Cholera Mocha.
t5s4"i't 4'A!{'1- DO u7t lily tvu7S ing the pain,
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ffam fhy-pafis ss asa hitritiics = ID on ,s,n,nt
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livery Horse Owner

Ta7vel IMPOSITION, observe The guaiurc and Lii
icss It pr S{sphcl sweet an every label. and also
stephen SwrF9's InfJll.tly LiuemrHiT blown In thu
las IL each h5jiIc, without which none are genuine.
RICHARDSON \ 60.
s.ia rrepfie1rs. Norwich. Ct.
For sal,ty H. II. Hgy, trt.. 4 It Portland
COW " q
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sONtOt Nd.
certain, safe and permanent cure for Rheuma-
tisin, Neuralgia and salt Rheum. 1t is an inter-
nal remedy, driving out and entirely Graduating
the disease, requiring no change in diet bust
ness, and may be taken by children and persons Of
the most delicate constitutions with perfect safe.
ty.
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Constipation or Costlvenss..

No one Of the many ills that hesh is heir 10" is 30
prevalent, 50 little understood aud much neglected As
CostTeness. on originating in calelessneSs or seden
larry habits, II ID regarded Sight disorder of TOO IT.
tie consequence to excite anxiety while in reality il il
precursor and companion Of many Of the most fatal
and dangerous diseases and unless early eradicated il
will bring the Sufferer to al unit mely grave Among
the lighter evils OF which cosycness is the usual attend
ant, are Headache Coc, Rheumatism Foul Breath Piles
and Others Of Ike nature while long train of lrightfu
diseases, such a. Malignant Fevers Abscesses Dysen.
terry, Dsrrhol, Apopexy, Epilepsy Paralysis, Hyseria
Hypochondriasis Melancholy and Insanity first indicate
their presence in TIE system by this alarming symptom
Nor unfrequeny the diseases named originate in Const
patton but teke independent existence unless the
cause is erGtcated in eaily stage. From all these
Considerations it follows that tie disorder should receive
immediate attention whenever it occurs. and no person
should neglect 10 get tox OF Cephaic Pills on the first
appearance Of the ant their timely use will ex
pei the nsidOus approaches Of disease and destroy this
dangerous foe 20 human life.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09

IT, HrADAcaE ID the favoite sign by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the pa,urul
state Of The braiB @ viewed In this sht IL NAV be look
ed on safeguard intended to give notice OF dsea .,
which night other"se escape attention. I'll too late TO G
rcmedied aud lis indications should never be
Headaches may be classified uLder two names va =
Sympomatic and Itiopsttic. aymptomatc Headache il
exceedingly common and Is the pre- ursor Of great va
riety OF dis1ales, among which are 8pope1y. Gou,
Rheumatism and all bre diseases In it, nervous form
It Is sympathetic Of disease OF the stomach constitue
SICK heddache Of hepatic disease, constituting bilious
headache OF worms constipation and other disorders OF
the bowels, as well renal and uterine affections Dis
eases OF the heart very frequently attended with
Headaches; An@mia AMI PLETHORA are also affections
which frequently occasion headache Idiopathc Head.
ache Is also very common, being usually distinguished by
The name OF "srBos h0GdacEs sometimes comr or sud.
denly In state Of apparently sound health and prostra
ing at "le ie mental aud physical energes and r 9TH
erins;snces it comes slowly heraldet by depression Of
spirits or acerbty of temper In most instances the pa
IL III the front OF the head or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this ciss may a.
so be named Newaig;a
For ;he treatment OF either class OF Headache the Cepi
ahc fiils have been found ani safe remedy re-
eving he most acute pains in few ninus and by il
subtle power eradcaag the diseases of which Headache
is the unerring index:
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MISC ELLANEOUS.
THs AxALoAmArrox OF L.sav.sss.-

TIE ANAL9AMATIoS OF LAsaUAaEs.-Thcre is a grow
ing tendency in this age TO appropriate the
i've words Of other languages and after while to incor.
poraie them into our own thus the word Cep.ac, which
is ffom tue Greek, sgnifyng "for the head" be-
coming popuarixsd In connection with Mr. spaldinvs
great Headach' rsnedy, but il will soon be used In
more general way and the word Cephac will become as
common Elestrc;ype and many others whose disiinc
ton foreign words has bsen worn axay by common
usage until they seem nare and TO the Ins nor born"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09

OVER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and anxiet,
incident to close attention 10 business study, are
among the numerous canses Of Nervous Headache The
disordered state Of mind and body incident 10 this dis
resslng complaint is fatal blow to sl ere,gy and am
bition Sufferers by this disorder can always obtain
speedy relief from these distressing attacks by using one
Of the Ceptalc Pills whenever the symptoms appear
quets the overtasked BRAIN and soolhe, the strained
and Earring nerves aid rexes the tension Of the ston
ach winch always accompanies and aggravstes the dsor
dered condition Of the brain.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09

BRIpdEr-Missus wants you to send her n box OF Ce.
rhlnc Glue, no, bo:ile OF Prepared PlIs--bu. lm
thdkinc hEis not Just IL naithe but perhaps yen be
after kn1"ng What is We e she's nigh dead and
gone "ih The Sick Headache, and rars sone more OF
that same relieved her before.
D'Hg9iM--iou ou must mean spalding's Ccphalc Pills
hr'a9et- cch sure now ard you've gel IL: here.
the quafthr aud Civ the Pills and don't br sli is,
abou! IL i,itart:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09

Twenty GrLlIoss o. Dollars sAyED-Mr SpaIdipg
has sold two millions Of bottle OF his celebrated Pre-
pared Glue and is estimated tha, each bottle saves at
least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture thus making
an aggregate OF twenty millions OF dollars reclaimed
iIom total loss by this valuable invention Having made
his Glue household word he proposes To do the
word SUI greater service by curing all the aching head.
with his Crphalic Pills. snd il they are as good as his
Glue, Headaches will vanish away like snow in July
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09

GREAT DIscovERT.-Among the most important Of all
the great medical discoveries fhis sge may lie consI
cred the system of vaccination for protection ON Small
POi, the Cephalic Pill for relief OF Headache snd the
use Of Quinne for the prevention of Fever either Of
which s sure specific whose benefits will be expegeae
ed by suffering humanity long after their d.soyerers str
forgotten.
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a Real Bicssin..

HysieiaH.-W'lI Mrs.. Jones, how is that headache
Mrs. J""es.- Gone! Doctor I'll gone iie p'l you
sent cured nie in just twenty minutes, aud wish you
would send more that can have them handy
Physician - You can get them at any Druggists Call
for Cephaic Pills. fud they never fail, and recon-
mend them in n of Headache
Mrs. JoHssI shall send for box directly, and shal
tell all my suffering friends for they real blessing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09

tB Did you ever have the Sick Headsehef Do yon
lemember the throbbing temples the fevered brow, the
loathng and dgnst at the sight Of food. How totally
unit you were for pleasure conversation study One
Ct the Cephalc Pills would have relieved you irOm all
the suffering which you then experienced FOR this and
other purposes you should always have box Of them
hand 10 use as occasion requires.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09
'nrdlY Realized.

Hi ad N crrbe eadache this hatenoou hard HI stepped
huto the hapoheearis hard saws hi to the man "Csn ,ou
hease OF ban 'eadsches' "Does hit hsche ard saws
e III Sceediugy," says bi,ban hppou that e gave me
Cephalic PHI hand 'Pon me 'onor BIT cured me so quick
that ardly realized hi 'sd nd an eadaehe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09

fAoT WORTH KNOWING -Spaidins's CephaKc Pills are
certain cure Tor Sck Headache Bilious Headache Ner
vous Headache CostissEess and General Debility.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09

fINlg above PURR WHISKY COPPER DfsT!ILED ron MALT
I'd "hhiN hrhg superior ard uhcTB 10 quslty abd ii
J.. Improved by rfeTred ny all Other Nh
ke and particularly nerS,i by the beat Phys.as III
Chemists, all the requirements ThUE IOhIu
lSViGORArOR and REMEDIAL AGENT
Sehoyki W.srr, Of Philadelphia. ussd Ia islson
s WHISKY proved by saHys 10 he hs ysTast
tea la the unit.d states, and 70 h may scat
Iituiei the sscelenre VI this HbsAy
Per s.ieby
.EkBkaIAN 4 sIMPSON, Phanb DAtil'sry.
On hs ASgl.k Rirs, I1idts1Iaa.
oyr:css pG Wan stEEsT, hIE YOEK;
loo suIE gkosr Hr Pnn LIZ taA.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09

10 h,tns M. Goshrn put.rr
10 tbs Buck =hcsi Hour
~ ibis rOpefhne tst.a sBi YsBy flour
sm ked aHd PickfedSauon
" Y bbls No n q Roe Heui1,s
% pses Nc. Maotrft
70 bss snsI'h pA!i' .1fe lp,is .Gi Go,Lea lL,s,s
,.-, vAt zeal ~ f.oUI. ~
"' eA. ~ ts lowest eash OF to
Loll
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09

ahDkN ssED foH fALL SOWING,
" EsIiy LGrge YOrs Cabbage
10 Osk-Ad IL
Do sUs. s.yIoAf do
Large DTImh-sJ 10
Do Fiat Dutch 10
EaIly CauIhoweIs
Round Savoy spAnisk
Ghan Cafisd ksis
E1.iy Butter Lettuce
DO Hardy Hsrns.siniih do
BLACK and Spanish hAIish, Tor sale by
oc2 W. PALMER gar a N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09
LIHHEH lARD

IfuasNs cARRiEGT0N having purchased stock ianser
~ Oi The late Edward E Dgdly, El 1us he te,ss., a
te Old ysId TO franklin sud 18th street,. wher, he . Ia
hspp, 10 the old Mr budy aud ths ste
generally. - '
stoct hand Willie Pine Yellow Pine FIoorlr, slnut Char
~, Ash Mahogany Maple, BUitonwod LsiLs shnyes Re
EUGENE CARaNGTON
hol Cor frAlknL .udl lstl
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DOGGET'E 4 ANDERSON.

UUN EKNUK STKFET
Re- receiving TO- The Pan Trade catpeta.s GU ctt. a.,
"A tngs, Curt n q ois, Ccrncfs aud Bs All whao, sSa
Paper Hanenss Curled Hair and Hoss h. sal ~ M mic.
Capets, CurtsGs beds and sd 10 order hof n
uee Paper hanging done Ia the cy county by .sprI
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VOLUME 65.
RICHMOND WHIG.
REPORT

MIR. ALT r h ID u A Z L,
CONSUL or FRANCE AT RICHMOND. TO HIS IN
CELLENCY TIE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
OF FRANCE. UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM HIS
GOVERNMENT. RELATIVE TO TdEJAhES RIVER
AND EANAWHA CANAL, JUNE ., 1850
Printed By j0st order Of the Committees Roads aud
Easrral Navigation, cf Ae Senate and House Of
DslfgltcS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09

! According to plans aad estimates, the sum Of fifteen
millions of dollars will be necessary for the completion OF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-09

osy Abou; nasty millions Of iraLes with the ,EPensss
" 'Ae eGrTenG year. These figures CfhciAL
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-21

The SOUTHERN PREss.-Speaking Of the
tone of the Southern religious press in the
present rebellion against the Government,
the Northern Advocate says:
While it is quite natural that the unrc-
fecting, scheming and ambitious politician of
the South should force himself into the con-
victon that the great secession movement,
and all the causes that have produced it, are
right and justi6able, it is absolutely unac-
countabe that thinking, reading, Christian
men should be brought to such conclusion.
We arc utterly unable to understand how
men who we have right to presume, are
not totally ignorant of their country's his
tory, and who read newspapers to say moth.
ing of higher literature, can believe them
selves, and represent to others, that the pre-
sent secession movement is righteous one,
holy cause defensive war; ETC., and
vet such would seem to be the case. Among
our Southern exchanges we find none more
severe upon the Union, the administration,
and the means that are used to sustain the
government none more ready to excuse Sc
cesson and justify rebellion, than these pa.
pers that are published by the authority OF
the Nj. E. Church. South.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-21

Do YOUR Dury.-The Northern Advocate
on the future of the United States, and the
duty Of every patriot to aid in the presen
contest, says:
We think we can say to united Italy and
her braves who have conquered for freedon n;
to Hungary that has just gained her first
prize Of constitutional liberty from the grasp
If tho tyrant; to the serfs of Russia who
are enjoying the prospect of liberty so long
delayed to the land of Tell and kosciusko
to Africa bleeding at every pore with the
wounds that frecmen have inflicted to the
despo isms of the Old World and tyranny
in all its forms, we shall conquer once again
our independence, and it shall be forever.
But for such an issue we must pray we
must trust in the arm of Omnipoence VIC
must struggle like wrestling Jacob, and thea
you shall prevail like conquoring Israel 10
your affairs, o men and women of God and
with the faith you have never before said 1t,
pray Thy will be done o God
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-21
PRICE, TWO CENTS.

that further conccalment was impossible. My
fellow passengers expressed considerable sur
prise at meeting me, and were anxious to know
where | was going. ] informed them that
was going to Chattanooga as usual, to pur-
chase large quantity of bacon, in which l
was dealing extensively Many of my ac-
quaintanccs whom ! knew to be in the samc
business, were also going after bacon, beef,
pork, -four, grain and such other provisions
as we were forced to purchase in the more
Northern states.
We all talked secession loudly, wore cock
ades, and invoked destruction on the Federal
Government, and none were moro violent in
the discussions than I. 1t was my only al
tentative. l was fleeing 70: life, and the
mercst hair might turn the race against me
When we arrived at Chattanooga, we found
the market almost as high as at Augusta, SO
we concluded to so on as far as Nashvile.--
There we found the Comnissary of the Con-
federetc army had fairly skinned tho town OF
everything worth having in the way Of pro-
visions, so there was nothing left tor us but
to 90 on as far as Louisville, where we could
obtain an unlimited supply at reasonable
rates.
There were five cars Of us all going rpro-
visions. At last we arrived in Louisville,
but found to our disappointment C) that in
duccments were so small for buying there that
the only alternative left was TO go to the
great fountain.head at Cincinnati and buy
what we wanted. We all went across the riv-
or into Indiana, every soul of us, and got
aboard of the cars for Cincinnati.
Just before the train was to start, an old
man al ose and made this remark; Gentle
men, don't know how you all feel, but l
thank God am on free soil once more Oh !!
you should have heard the shout that then
went up Every man of us had been fee,ng
from tile Southern Contederacy, and dared
not avow it to each other We all got out
OF the cars again, on the platform, and there
refreshed our throats for once with three loud
cheers for FREEDOM.-Du6uque Daily
Times, May 18th.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-21

THE GREAT UNIon.-In late discourse to
the volunteers at Camp Morton, La, Bishop
Ames said: There has been, my friends, one
Grand Union Convention, the proceedings of
which have not been reported by telegraph.
It was held amid the Businesses of the Ever
lasting Hills. The Rocky Mountains presid-
ed, the mighty Mississippi made the motion.
the Allegheny Mountains seconded it, and
every mountain and hill, and river and valley
in this vast country sent up a unanimous
voice, Resolred, That ,0e are one and IN
separa6'e, and that ,ohat God has Joined to-
oether no man shall pat asunder."
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-21
ACANADIAN REMEDY

For Costiueness, hr.gularity and Debility OF the
Digest,ue Organs, Inducing Headache, Lass1-
tude, Nervousness, General Pros'rdt'on OF the
Mind and Body, Paralysis, dc.
moments reflection ought to convince a sensible man
Il of the folly and danger of constantly dosing with
tharc Medicines The practice is perncious and suic-
dal An experience of forty years mas taught ' .ha'
the constantly increasing evils Of indigestion are fear
fv cprayated by the too free use OF Cathartcs The
American people are fast becoming natloh OF uysptp-
tics by their artificial modes of life Drastc Ca!hau
increase the irrtabty and PROSTATE the srehgh Oh e
digestive organs - - o.;.,,,, dosir,od +o o,la "
this irrtability, and at the same time 10
srennthen all the functions of dlgeston We tey arc
GENTLY laxative. They anodyne, tonic ana aNaiVe
They are so mild and invgoratlng that one Is nov
ed by any agreeable effects that ne mas takeh
ps;nass Men Students Professional Men, Females and
i norson. leading a confined sedentary lie, SHOULD
try them. PHYSICIANS. cheeruly certify to the
fassional standing of DR. Colby of Stanstead one
Of the oldest and Physicians, and to me eXceleh
Qualities of his Anti-Costire and rome rms, "hoh
I have rsed in our practice, and highly approve
We nav J, B. GIBSoN,M. D., Dunham, G; E.
g. n COTTON, NJ. D., Cowansville
CHARLES BROWN, D.
SIS. FOSTER, NJ. d Bronze
NORMAN CLEVELAND, NJ D., Barnston.
N JENKS, M. d..
W.COWLES, NJ D.. Stanslead
yoHT JoiEpH ~ RREApON, M. p, Surgeon, R. N.
RENJAMIN DAA ON, NJ. ID. Coaticook
IEMUEIl RICHMOND, Nj. d., Derby Line
n. 6. Gd,N4s' GdMSRs D, eHmptsNG Moeps, e. i +.
J. c. RUTHERFORD, N, D., Newport; Vt.
Prepared by Dr. M. +. ooLo ''"'
Derby Line, Vermont. ou,,
Sold where medicine is sold generahy.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-21

TO THE TR A D n: ,,,,,,.,.
/>NEroN Of Cotton Batting 'of s1 ELLIS L GO.
Uprises,by
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10

kid Of Humphreys Specific Homeopathic Rem
eiiea
Retail price Of single Bos, crSf
No. t.-For Fever, Congestion aud
Inflammation, heat, pain, rvstiesshoss, .
q. a0r W 0tEn ever, Worm collie,
poracous appetite, Wetlmg tie bed, .
81. FnF OOiic. techlng, crying, aud
wakefpness, slow growth, and te,bl,rcrs II
infants, .
4. Tor DiafrIica. Of children CT ad.
niis, cholera iuiauium, and summer COM
plant, .
g.. For DysenteFy, or Bltody flux,
Cole, Gripiugs Bilious Collie. Ealld5 seu,ciy. 2
o. FoE Z h0lcTu. cholera inorbns, uau.
SEA ana vomiting, asthuatic breathing, .
- Tor Coughs, colds, boarsL,ss, Lron-
chtis, influenza and sore throat, Z
Ser 'a'0olglaclle, laee-ache, ner-
yous pans, neuralgia, and tic dolorua 9
9.-Eor hscad8Cite, sickhradaeh,y,
vertigo, rush Of blood to the head, 2
E0.--Eor Dyspepsia, weak, acid, a.
deranged stomach, constipation, liver com-
plant, 2
Ike Tor Suppressed Ncnsts. o.
seanty, q painful, q delaying, Green sick.
ness, 2
~. For LCUcOFigIea or ELiic., or
bearing down, too lrinse mcnsts,
ID ron CEour, hoase, croupy cough, DIFF
hcult and oppressed breathing, .
Ia FoBSALT RHEuA ,eiusiy cruptoas, cry
sipclas scald head, BARRIERS itch, .
R5.-Fon knErnATisN, pain, lamcntss, or
soreness IN the chest, buck, sides - hmls. >
&G.~ion FEVER AAD AGrE, Intermittent
fever, u
Rg.-foR Pins, internal aid external,
blind, o. bleeding, recent or obstinate, 8
z8.-FoR UpTnALMY, weak o. luiiamed Eyes
o. Efysipoas, falling Or weak sight, q
sJ.--foR CATAnpif, acute or hronic, dry
or flowing, cold il the head, influenza, q
Cotton Nn0opINC C0uGH, shortening aud
palliating il, on spasmodic cough. 8
4H.-fon ASTHMA, Oppressed difficult, la
bored Breathing, cough and e&peeiorati,n, D
2@.--toR Fan DISCHARGES, noise IN tie
head, Impaired hearing, earache, q
23.-FoR ScnoFuEA, Ebhrgcd glands and
tonslls, sWelngs and old ulcers, 81
ga FoR GENERAL DroltuY, physical or
nervous weakness, a
25.Fon DuorsY, Fluid accommodations,
Tnmid Swellings, with seanty sectCtious, q
15.-F0h sgA-sicKNGss, prostailion, yerti-
90, nausea, vomiting, 81
27.-UnEmY DISEASES, Gravel. Renal
Calculi, difficult On painiul utinatiou, g
35.-f on SEMINAL EnIssloss, and conse-
quent pfostration and debility, 10
10.-F0R SORE Mourn or CANEfR, q
CASE PRICE, Tie entire SCI ease Il y large
yials, IN morocco, aud book of directions, 4 "a
Case Of 20 barge fals, IN morocco. aud beck
Of directions, 90
Case Of 20 large walls, plain ease, and book
Of directions, i,0t
Case Of Is boxes, (Nos. to 49, and book
Of directions, 2.0t
Case Of any six boxes, tNos. to lj.) and
book Of directions, 100
Single boxeg, with directions as above, Is
cents, 80 cents, or 81.
For sale at the
DRUG STORE.
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TIE EQUINOX COMPANY

OFFER for sale at their Store large and
" complete assortment Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-09-10

OLD GARDESs --All gardens-espcci-
ally old oaes--shouId have a dressing Of
lime every five or six years. If before
the lime is applied, they were dug twenty
inches deep, and the subsoil thrown on
top, the effect would be surprising Il
would be doubly as productive. Ashes
and salt, every three or four years, are
also excellent. Many persons enrich their
gardens heavily year after year with barn
yard manure, and then wonder that their
crops arc annually growing less. If they
would follow our system Of occasionally
lining, ashing and sailing, as we have oft
EN- recommendcd-of course only applying
one Of these agents in any one year--the
ground would soon be brought back to its
original fertility.
Digging deeply the garden late in the
Ell, allowing he ground to lay ia Jumps,
for the action Of the frost through the win
er, viii also be found 10 have an excel
lent ciTcei.-- GsrmaBtgtrn Telegraph.