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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31
Ruxons.-The abolitiOnists have destroy.

Ruyons.-The abolitionists have destroy
ed every ferry boat, skif, canoe and dug
out on the Mississippi, so that crossing,
9 Sept at vicksburg, is almost impossible.
This will explain, in some degree, why we
are TWO or three weeks behind the times.
However, We have rumors Of Price playing
havoc with the erhmy, and of a repulse OF
the abolitionists on the coast. The feder-
al papers admit that Sherman's train was
cut of at Coldwater, aud we are satisfied
that there have beer two or three successful
Attacks made Oh thu Advancing columns 81
he enemy. Ine f1ee Egiit among The ~bo-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31
Also for Sale.

: fY FARM, on which am now living, containing
4 1905 acres-200 acres in cultivation, and pas
of 700 or 800 acres--has on 1t grove ct TIMBER
10 or 10 acres ANY quantity of imbered land
III be sold to go with the above farm, up to lTJO
. ed On said farm is good dwelling, barn, smoke.
ise. negro quarters, &c.
'ERMs--One-half for negroes the balance in mon
2, or rood stock Enuuire of W. II. WITT.
lnllna Tnrns. Nov. u. l4R2-bl:SW
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AdminIstrntrix Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Al the 0ctober Tern,
a. ID. 1862, OF the County Court Of Jsrk county,
H.Iy MeLarty wasd duly qualified ss Administrative
ths bstate efJohn @. McLsrty, deoessed. This is
tlmetore 10 notify all persons having claims ssains,
I'd Estate, 70 present th-r properly sutbOficAisd,
5tbs undcrHigned, within the time prescribed hy
Az, or they will be barred aud all pcrS0ns Indebted
- Tbs sane Estate are requested to make ins 81 nts
les BenS. This l2th DAY q NovsrDb4r, 1862
EART hcLABTY,
RSs~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31
AdnlfniStratOr,s Notice.

a,I0TIoE is hereby given that at the October Term
Y Of the Probate Court Of Paio Pinto County, tho
Z ,'ldersigDed was duly appointed Administrator Of
o estate Of John d. Trueloye, deceased. All per-
os indebted to said estate requeeted TO make
mediate payment, and those holding claims against
ID estate will please present them duly tica
d, within the time prescribed by law.
r. VAUGHN, Administrator.
Nov a6 1pe2-2.cvs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31
AdministrafOr,s Notice.

rNHK undersignod was, at the October Term, 1852
L of The Probate Court OF Psrket Comfy, TerAs,
znDoin.ed Administrator fths estate Of A. T Obans
slaln, dsceassd. AL persons having claims Rsarst
"a estate are hereby notified to present the came,
vpsrly authenticated, within the time prescribed
- tsv. Those indebted to the esiste will come for.
Ard and make irl mediate payment
d. 2 CBESCHkIH, Adn'r Est OF
g..gwi A. T. Obenchai1, deed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31
AdnltNjstratOr,y NOtiCe.

p T0TICE is hereby given, that at the september
term, 1862, of the County Court o. Denton coun
q, the undersigned was appointed Administrator q
estate of Z. Il. Little, deceased late.of said coun
therefore all persons indebted TO bald esn'e viii
Ike payment to the underis med, and these having
ims against said estate will present them for ac-
Dtance, properly authenticated, within the time
=. ,scrbed by law, or they will bo barred.
"A. GRESSOM, Admir-.
Denton Dec, Is, lSG2--i:Gw-pd So.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31
NOTICE.

YNuE undersigned having been appointed Admin
lstrator OF the Estate Of Martin Haryick, decea-
p,i, by the Probate Court for Parker county. 1exas
q the November Term, 1862, all persons indebted TO
O. = ID estate will make immediate payment. Those
Wing claims against said estate will present them
thin the time prescribed by law, duly authentica-
i. L. W. DICKSON, Admir-.
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Salt for w heat.
Notice to Bridge EgmsAders.

=, order Of the County Court of Dallas county, al
the last term, there will he let ont 10 the lowest
der, On the frS, Tuesday after h" third Mohysy
February lsa3 ~ the Court lIou door in The
IN of Dallas, the Repairing of The Brdgeon Noun
Greek, Oh the road from Dallas 10 Johnsnh's =
tion. Particulars and terms Of Contract VIII be
GEO. ". LAWS, ok C. C. D. C. Texas
lnc Ii. lsIin---., un..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31

ARKANSAS MATTERs.-Furthcr accounts
from the battle Of Prairie Grove, which is
east of Cane Hill, in Washington county,
show it to have been Confederate victory.
Since then the enemy were strongly rein
forced, and Gen. Hindman, having no pro-
visions, fell back over Boston Mountain to
the valley Of the Arkansas. Blunts force
was at least 10000, while Tindmnn had
only fifteen regiments and they SO cut down
by sickness as to average not more than
four hundred men each. II appears that
he attacked them in detail, first meeting
the reinforcements sent to Blunt, and scat
tering them and then attacking tho main
army.-we have yet no list of the casual
ties. but expect the particulars by the next
mail from the west. As soon as Gen. Hind
man rests and recruits his little army, he
will try them again, for lie is man Of un-
tirinc energy, and keeps his opponents bu-
sy.-we have the federal account Of the
expedition from Helena up White river
which Acknowledges it "a plupdering ex-
rursion and accompanied by rape. Very
few abolitionists are left at Helena. ss their
whole force has been sent down the Missis-
sippi to try u Jake FicEsVdrs.-L. x. Dem.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31
SVlEaAYE,Ts

IRON the subsGrbrr, living in the town Of Dallos,
on Monday last the 10Th inst, one BAY HORSE
mt 15% hands high, hind feet white. small star in
shead, branded on left hip with the letter G.. Any
, y delivering said horse, or giving Inc information
D that may get him will be literally rewarded.
lee 90 lSi2--4tt. N. GUlLLOF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31

We learn that Hon. David 5. Terry, after
turning all his property in California int
money, finally got away and sailed tbrec
months ago for the Sandwich Islands. Rev
Mr.. Ellison brings this information. IL
left California AFTER Judge Terry dii, hna
arrived in San Antonio three weeks age
Hoasi0n Telegraph.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31
Executors Notice.

& T the November Term, 1862, of the County Court
1 of Ellis county, Texas, letters testamcntary up
tho last will of. j. Prewett, deceased wore grant
-t TO the undersigned. This is therefore to notify
persons holding claims against snd oqtat" to pre-
a1lt them properly authenticated within the time
us ,scrbed By law or they will be barred.
S:Gw1 NH. PREWETT, Exr.
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AdministratOr's Notice.

A T the July Term. 1862, OF the County Court of
\ Ellis county, Texas, letters of administration
u1on the estate o. John Hilburn, Sr, were granted
a. the undersigned. This is therefore to notify all
rsons holding claims against said estate, 10 present
en-, properly authenticated, within the time pre-
serlbcd by law. or they will hn barred.
l3ewl NANCY HILBUES, Admir-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31

litioni-r1 il said to haye occurred at Coz.
nth. The NGhr at Germantown, among the
enemy, n'osr from suma firing and destroy
ing tn town, while others, with same de-
ccncv, tried to prevou; it,--Fourtecn we:9
killed and fifty wounded there.-L'i!e hseH
Democrat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31
ENG .AND, FRANCE AND NVSoiA.

Tue ,ulluMlng ulSpa'CD"B STOW 'll' "S''"" 4
taken by the three leading European pows
crs on American affairs, in regard to The
proposs of the French Emperor for mrdiH'
lion, II docs not seem 70 give much en-
courqccnCnt for interference very shortly.
and nc again warm cur readers to beware
of these constant rUmurs OF assistance from
nbroaa. We place 40 reliance 10 them
England is ctrGid to interfere, and France
il not apt 20 ,ncddlc in the business unless
she is blcbed By tue other powc,s:
CAPE RACE, Nov.N.
TIE steamship arabia, from Liverpool,
the 10Th via Qutenstown the l6'b, passed
this point this A. H., and was boardedO BY the
news Yacht.
The English Government has disarntcd
rro:a the French pr0r osnls for mcui@t!on.---
The London Glgst;c, pulishes Ear husse.I'
ot.cisl ieply, dated November I"ih. II r2-
capitulntes the circulGr Of Qroayn DE l.
EIvs, proposing mediation. 1t recognizes
tic humane views and benevolent inten-
tons Of the Emperor observes that h.
concurrence Of Russia would be extremely
desirable, but that, up 70 the present time
the Russian Government had not agreed +"
actively cooperate, although it may snp
port the ,ndcavUrs CT England and France,
Earl Russell taen gives the decision oi her
Majesty Government, as follows:
AFTER weighing all information rc'ciTrd
frcm America, the Gnvcrnment is iral 20
conclude that there il no ground a, The
present moment to hope that the Federal
Government would accept the proposal
suggested, and - refusal from Washington
at The present t me would prevent any spec.
de- renewal of the offer Of the G0Gorru,"nE
therefore he thinks at better to watch
carefuLly the progress Of opinion n i.
mqrica, and If, as there appears reason to
hope, it may be found 10 haze Undergone,
or may undergo, AHv Change. th'a Govern
mont may then avail themselves OF ench
change to offer their friendly counsel, win
u rrcnter prospect than now cXists OF i!a be
inc accepted by the twocontcndjng parties.
Her Nlaiestvs Government win communi-
cate to The French Government any i1ictit.
rrncc thcy may rccGiva from Washington
or Richmond bearing on this important
subject"
The London Times cditorially oh3rrvescf
Earl Russell dispatch that His argHmcn;1
have tren Anticipated by the public, ana
this il the hest moor Of their souniucss
FRAxcE--The Moniteur Snvs: "I'he an
swer Of England and R~ssim is IN adjourn
mont of the American question Of media
ton" 1t idds ''lr cur information IS cor
rect, the hesitation Of England and Russia
nearly reaches its limits. he recent eet-
tions testify the progress Of n peace opln-
ion. which is likely to command u majesty
in the next Congress-
The London Morning Herald bitterly de-
nounces the non-intervention policy Of the
British Government, and says the langua2e
Of Lord John Russcll's dispatch mocks tue
homes and insults the misery Of hat mil
lion starving laboring men.
Tho Herald CHARGES the British cabinet
with abiccr patience and dasard!y snbnis-
s;on in homes to retain the parliamentary
srrport Of tho Bright and Golden party.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31
Farm for Sale.

VIE undersigned offer for sale The farm known as
Y the " Wigglnton Farm" IL miles North OF BAL
.la on tho Preston Road. Said farm contains go
TO- 49, 1870 Of which is under cultivation. There is q
ID dwelling house. negro quarters barn, ana all
Ger n .ocssary out buildings on the premises.
'Till sell for Confederate money or negroes.
FOR further particulars, enquire Of
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31
STAsA WE'D

RON the subscribcr living one mile E:st Of Dali
las, one BLOOD BAY MARE, about Is hands
H. years old, branded with small l. on the LEI;
uiIer, with small snip on the nose, and some sad
/, marks ANY person delivering said mare TO uae,
ny house, will receive so for thoir trouble.
'jec lJ-S;4wa JACOB NUSBAUMER.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31

The last number Of the se'.heTn illnstra
ted News has to.erabie Fy5----L i--.-.'~
oi " u. siasru1er
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-12-31

SoDe ofthA Federal oies-s whO resigned On ncoOunt
Of Nc leilaH remove. have tssB uisnunOrNby dis
nl.ss-d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-14
The Perfect MoIodeon.
NmnnNF Al r4NAt

A fNuSE eVsFs 81 irgaa ~ sni ossf arnes
- q "a taNe NuW s8raer 81 ise s7ast &.
W aal - ~ fsar - N e iiiis hesusSsai ~
fzursst taA saa last sesgancHissa are ess
tiaasi 81 reae6me SIS 8aHF IL aaartss 'fstg Ehsf b.
ttis,r Eted iat3sslfnni tanlNiEss - HsNg sxeei
ioacc9 = ia III ~ ri AkA0hkUN wtfw
Bass nkMrsR kNn HsknNStc AfT4rHsENt
lbs Harnesses Alsseansns 4 - use>i ssla.
atta 81 iaoisTn lseysuYeuasasp~a ~ = ne beer
Il The iuaifAhpuai : aaabled etiAeai Increasing
- ,isf e ne ueiusef q kseis
oar Nsw9y Invested HARMONIC On0AN
iaF Churches Capesst and Lecture keqms, las
ensatsf saye,igt ss8 e~Gsr taaa sny cthef y
,lFsaneus hade u he eoau'Fy. Considering he
pgiCe,
u J. a. s~x siugls sna / ~ las3s y 30 ~ II
aFsisr than oth0g Rnsd Ofgans.
!, eaptAiaa enly coz Aalf - vsaus ksssiia ~ eth
e. iastrumeHta q the saaa rgwer, and rpssse
gncniis n0i kasf sAs szgwass 70 Atsp IN tnne.
Asothor elltirc paW hninfe ~ The Mtie.isar
eulerprite = the FsATkNT Hakf', ef FfAke'
alta GffhkNTt 10 the Meiaisna
This b pseciaaly vhai IA naus laaieAias. 4
combination uf the Melcaeon and Flana fests.
and meets pseciaeiy The wants md desires ~ =
Iarge class vho Assa long boea ansieas sosee the
lwo Instruments canshlnad ID hisiaaeaM alaa. h
this nnequ0 lnsiEunnsnl he Nicholson - fiano
mar be played separately q eosnhinsd, pscdne
ing an eject unknown 70 any other inslfniaent.
and must be hoard 10 BE- appreciated.
We have arrangements With some ofihe beat
Piano Naken 10 receive lfum them Fegaiariy
PIANOS q the very hest Qnality, which uib
be sold Il less than basinn Irices,
Also, PIAAos and NEt0pEnNs 10 rtai
Al Instruments warranted and esni % any
part Of the country 1T our risk
EsTEY 4 GREEN.
fira,tissosu. w., Fpe. u. Uses. -
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PRACTICAL TEXT BOOKS.

Although tie instructions n TIE depasfnebg
81 Book keeping must. from tbs natlrs ~ tho
study be given from written I0aBusenyF sOrms, ,.
with elaborate oral and black beard slJciaa
ions and lectures, yet great benefit rmss hs de"-
rived from ihe Use VI reliable books VI EseFtues'
while IN the important department d Cssaxsaf-
eia law are Indispensable. 10 meet Anss
esssisy, the following Text Books haFs' tSe1t
prepared
BRYANT & STRATTOE'E CONNER
CIAL LAW, faF Mercantile Colleges sad Aead-
emies, Business Men aud the lrofsssleH. By
Afnos Dean. IL. D. Prof ~ las in fbe Eai
Yersity Of Albany, Published w u. Appleton
& Co. az and 4gs Broadway. New York.
BRYANT & STRATTOE'B CONNER
eial caleulaiions, loF Accountants, bgs.Aesa.
Men an6 Aeaiemies.
BRYANT 4 STATIONS B00K~nEEP
ng, il three editions isf, fuwsTs edition, ~
Common Sehaeis. fes paess ~. High sthoo'
edition. fog High sehseis as3 btaaemies. 2Bs
pages "a. couns,sg Hose siisi0sl, 90 account
afsis sna bssipess men. 400 ~ 90 81 Efess
sPEACEhtAA SYSTEM OF PENMAk i.
ship, r. = ssssss u Hirs bo9ks. by r. spen
esrs psshenea ~ igisen phnhey Co.. Is
aaA 81 HafkHf Street Bea fark
faf Caa.asss sad gifcalsr. er insoFinslia,
classy Nn3. eaii as fhe college n : drss.
BRYANT, sTR8TTNN & co,
III AEbaa1 81.
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m A
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ss ~ aaf = f
Fss 8 osf pewe ~ rAs-
kH - ,sFaAss e. m.ev va.
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Ftax &c ~ = - ~ is.ss o. Aka
hs na astgs ~
Es Ass3as eha1 fltEts ass ess
Tfspsaas hrwsen ifgaa arvu F.sls
rswa s.s se~ara sasnh ihsg 49,
- ~ ksraas eaivasyY
As e, shsa nsew ssfest l3sws
A. zeal ssa narrae -
Eui so aars V A. ans d.s.
atnsm fqs tA.ssr bsisss sFyl
Xev~ vsls tAs Wssirvu Fan
ga@ lAs er~vs a wrhlngoa,
sssn taAE Il sralsax &ss4
fisaa dor rls, rtaeisfi tsssei
LayNl hearss sAsH EssAas 'fuEsa
Gears fruza fisnms the hailo~e9 rraand.
'rfn srress De lssA Asa say.
Se@nAs ear Cusos battle CRY
sse.sr sAsn sise nets y peace
Fag o. 6le q wxrfass cease.
! rgHR she HsHss sssd ssrspos nace rnoro.
rsee1ly vRvs tsusn sioss % shoss,
In eur lard axaiz shall ssain,
Fran t.se wssia Ter sysoslsss usTAe,
AL Nessa ssaa SougA shs cry shali Ne,
~tiulun. Tescs and l4isety7 ~
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Con miarion Merchant for The sale Of all
kinds ~ cOaairy Produce.

HAVING facilities equal, II not superior 70
II any other House. for obtaining my Goods
Birsr, under Custom House Seal; ] most re-
specially call the attention Of The County
Commissioners, also Town Agents aai dealers
esgcfallv, 70 examine my goods before purcls-
iue. Al Geet Warranted a. represeHted or We
Sale Ny stock Al present consists 10 pan -
fellows
Osara. Daprey & Co. ]. & y. MarseI. Jules
Robin & Co. y. Barriosson & Co, and Signette
Brandies, Azrions Yiutsgrs. Aule1. Swan, De
kapp@rs Lsondon, Excise, 81. Nicholas. end kK-
eelsi0r GINS ST. Cresx, Janaiea and Antige
Rrrns Lon30n an8 Hanrsrisn Per- Nlaes s
smeas SD Dry Ssuth Sae Maseras fea aud
Breaa shHTy Niues. Old b0EEb0N Nor
sshslA 0ld Rvc aAi Nksa4 Whistles Of TIE
YErF 1nt gus test Emmsgusa's and LaHe-
worA pa59 Vine, ChafnE aEae c1rsi e'e
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The Department Of Bookkeeping

and Accounts, Is organized and conducted or
the Copui,ng. Room System; the Halls being
fitted up with appropriate 9esks. etc. and TIE
student = introduced Al gnce to he praeiiea
routine OF counting rooms generally.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-14

The subscribers offer the above Machine for
sale on the following terms Any one wishing
70 purchase can take machine one month on
trial; a, the end Of the month he can return the
machine, uninJnred, or pay the price Of il, as he
chooses.
CANFIELD & chamberlain.
Factory Point, May %. 1862.
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Il viii pay for itself BY saving the clothes.
Il thoroughly presses out the water from the
clothes about three times as quick as they
can be wnng by hand.
II prevents lame wrists, lame backs, and lame
sides
1t viii wiring clothes out Of boiling hot or leo
cold water.
Il leaves the clothes in excellent condition TO
dry quickly.
II removes the dread n washing day, and Il to
the laundry What the sewing machine is TO
the nursery
II win wiring anything, from q lace collar to a
bed spread.
ID. r. 4 c. II. WALKER,
Agents for Bennington County.
Manchester, July 10, Iss7.-s
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PErsEKySe On ntAcK LACE
D.p j into lea, 81 lt,ie heeg when
ifoael oa afser lss !. locks nearly
hke ns
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Paper Bags.

Twenty-four slzca and kinds. These Nre very
extensively used by Grocen, Druggist, and
others.
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Wrapping Paper.

We have now In store Forty different kinds,
sizes md qaaliticsi also
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Certificate

We, the undersigned, citizens OF Lamoille
County, W., hereby certify that NO have used
in our families, more or Tess, for about five
months Inst past, Washing Machine, patented
by Mr.. Samuel Wiswall, OF iIydepark. We
consider Il valuable machine, both In saving
Ia Dor and avoiding the usual wear and tear Of
clothing 1t will cleanse all articles Of ordinary
use by the simple motion OF the Machine, in
which is no poundl:..s VI nard friction to injure
the articles 70 be cleaned. The Machine viii
do such work with much less labor and much
less injury to the clothes than the ordinary way
Of rubbing on wash-boari. Very dirty arti-
Giles, like shirt collars and wristbands, may re-
quiTc some rubbing, but the Machine is so ar
ranged that II can be done in II as conveniently
as with n common tub and board. For suds-
ing and rinsing, the machine is very valuable.
II will not injure the finest muslin fabric, while
It will cleanse bed quilts, heavy blankets, and
even carpets moro thoroughly than can be done
by hand. We consider il q great improvement
on every kind OF Washing Machine We hayeey-
CT known, and its operation gives such uniyer-
sal satisfaction wherever il has been tried, we
think Il must soon come into very general use.
Hydepark, VT, June 81, 1859.
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Bryant, Strallon & Co.'S.
Albany Mercantile College,
90 and - North Pears ssrees,
AL BANY, N. Y.
The Collegiate Course

Embracing Double and Single Pntry Book
keeping, Commercial Computations, CONNER
eial Law, fenmamhip, Business Correspond
ERGO, Partnership settlements. etc, etc.
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-~uF sHg~~s-
UNITED STATES.
E&HiHfT1Ae fss raffs Castiscsi e Nasta
H h'aeriea. cFasal ffszn ne Fegy Atest
sfa izagx aEtafeftz so.SHcEz, esal-eaysnF tae -
fzits q tie atie ce4si safveF sf.4 ASS ttss "a
ea6g haauaaA servers Slowing etesy ee4s4f
3 ths lnlle4 Ssatss. tSe latesi elxis4su - tis
Tsrstnrsns rniiseaAs. anA ake ftatnfrs a. lntcr
ett spIefsa.alY cmloli1shn4 ~ thfFir sioei
Portraits & NJ sits sa3 salitary al.secH q the
reveTglnent, hlehes; d usnk.
Alsa. secssnpaaiad ~ > SLAvKEx Mar, an
ASHfcplr1EAt Mar, fH1scat Mar, Cas-
- TAnLE. q IfHr bIAG, paA Mar 90 TgtE
hoNfb 90 1esentex's pszSect5an-
Al % 4 usaeniaoeas shtei six FEET a9uare,-
Sela exclusively bytuhscglEto and II naea
iaas pFics than any aiislaF wusk. Those Wtsh-
iHr copy q he hca Mp q TIE United siAses
eFsS pzlsitapa, eaH 40 % By applying 70
JASPER VIAL, Agent
For shs Moth shlru u bennington Counsy.--s
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rIsu-nREEDINa N PONDS.

llAlt+bhlEDiNft IN foNbs.
Although we have lost our fish,
mostly, from our public ponds and
streams, We may, many Of US, with
little trouble or cost, supply ourselves
and neighbors through the use Of
private hsh-ponds, either natural or
artificial. Neither law nor good
ncighborhood gives any excuse for
interference with small ponds upon
ones own land. The landowner is
as exclusively owner Of bis pond, as
of his barn, and his fish are as &C.
eurely protected as bis cattle.
There is not room 10 single arti-
Gle, 10 do much more than TO give
some general hints, showing the prin-
ciples TO be regarded in fish-breeding,
and referring to some instances Of
Successful experiment. In Germany,
about a hundred years ago, one ia
cobb published some interesting ac-
counts Of his method Of breeding
trout by artificial impregnaiion Of
their oya or eggs.
About thirty years ago, series OF
very accurate and scientific obserya-
tons was Published in Scotland, upon
the habits Of fish a, the season Of
spawning, which is the material mat
ter in artificial propagation. In
France, about ls4s, the attention Of
the government was attracted to the
subject, and as the emperor in that
thoroughly governed country under
takes TO regulate everything, an mp.
preparation was made, aud an insti,u-
ton established for Matching, rearing
and transporting fish. have mol
found access to any reports Of the
success Of those efforts.
In New Haven, Conn.,, an expert
ment hiss been going on for abou. five
years in stocking the SaltonstalI
Lake, which is about three miles in
length, with the lake trout and white
flsh. from Lake Ontario, which is said
70 be progressing satisfactorily. In
1929, the black bass Of the lakes
was introduced into Waramang Lake,
in Li,chReld County, Conn, and more
recently into other lakes in the same
state, and the report Of their increase
in number and size is wonderful.
They have in that lake says Mr..
Beeman, OF Lilchfeld, multiplied
very generously. Their growth is
estimated TO be about one pound
year, and they have frequently been
caught weighing FIVE pounds and up
wards. There we're less than one
hundred bass originally placed in
waramang Lakes there are nos
probably millions, and they appear to
propagate and flourish better than
any cher hSh 10 tbe waters 81 that
lAke.r-Aer Eaglsasd Farmer
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-10-14
Read the testimony and judge for yourselves.

The following certificate, signed by nll tho
Comfy Officers for the County Of Lamoille, and
all the Town Officers and Business Men Of
Hydcpark, where this Machine was invented.
VIII show in what respect it is held at homo,
where il has been put In use.