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-~GDrrto0.
BRIx-NnDE.-In Wilmington, on saturday, February
~, Dr. ". A. BRisK. Of hAgSlend 70 JESsrrs widow Of
DEHEvolsE-ftAaEER.-Oo Wednesday, March 4, by the
KEY Dr Foster GEosGx w, pEsfsssE 70 bliss hAaisrrA
hAkkKR, all OF this stty. No cafde.
Dfs0n-NEIS.-On WednGs lay evening, March ~ az
she residence 81 the brides father. BY the REv H. T.
scudder JONI W DENTON. Of New York city b OarnA
aehser Of o. Wells ESQ OF Hampstead L. !. No cards
fLAhDkss z~dncfco0K.-ln Brooklyn, on Wednesda
Mafch al, by the Rev. pr. Dnler, J. g (LanDKs 70
.k1 daughtefo OF The late MAJOR s. Henry Hitchcock, OF
GArY .yayg-PEox On Tuesday March 10, at tho re-.
bdcnce Of the brides father. by the Rev Samuel Hol
iingswotn. ALEXANDER L. FAlRwEAriER. OF New York TO
NAsci s. daughter OF benjamin Peck Of Porchester, NJ
" No cards.
RInE-Bgsos Brooklyn, on Thursday, March 5,
1865 al the residence Of the BRIDES sister by the Rev.
n. r. Remington, j. G. KLINE. ESQ. Of Warsaw, Ind TO
Miss lA,ISIA BEGos, OF New York. No cards.
McEsmy-PARfnT. Monday evening, March o, at
mlngs Colonel WILLIAM McEyILy, One Hundred and Fifty
NTH regiment New York Volunteers 70 MARY H. daugh
Ter OF Charles X. Parltt, all OF this city.
y SHARkEy-fospicK.-On Wednesday, March IL by tho
RA Mr.. McAiester Mr. CnoRcE SHARKKy 70 Miss CATuA.
RrNE ~. FosDTcK, all OF this city.
Joined by the silkeu band
= Which binds two willing hearts.
SraNIEr-HngMBorHAM- Tuesday evening, March
TO- at tho resdenceof tho BRIDES father Mr. LEONARD
STANLEY OF Maine, 10 Miss REnEccA J. f. HxGssoriAx,
formerly OF Baltimore, Md. No cards
Charleston Is. C). Washington ID. CO. and Baltimore
papers please copy
-sKARRxS-On Monday, March 0. AZ Washing
ton, D. c., by the Rev j. C. COMBS, A. r. vgyKR, Of
France, TO Miss KATE LOUISE SxARsxs, Of Washington
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wNmxcfos, March u, 1893.
ssAfoR RAnHy swoay ~.
AssxsnAss Ramsey, sssasor s,scs ffom Minnesota,
vhoss cressosAs presented February g. appeared
60 tccx els eaths spsciAs4 ~ law.
ocn Tcsssos AID Dosunc COMMERCE.
o. notion Mr. hcDccaAiI, (opp) q cAi, she follow
As resolution, submitted BY him Tor action by unsn
<nous consent wss adoptsd:--
Resolved That the secretary a ths Tressury BE- dir ecisd
- have prepared and presented the k~nsss ssstss,.
al and general report upon the vsss asd present cond
tso~ Of foreign and domestic commence Including q
v tina, o the Pacific coast and further surrest what
lNrislapn any necessary 10 cnayrs ana proscf fhs
important interests involved.
: Exyruuvg sy1sION.
Ths senate then went into executive esesion.
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suyrxxs Csrpr Clncun--Part l.--Oyer and Tevmin~v
Part Nos so1sk 242o, 1906 1871, 2oso, 1887 2443,
1853, 1917, 1910: Casey vs. Babcock
CossoS PrxAs--Part Nos, 11s3, 1871. 1917, Gao
oss 2fT 101 T41 1901 o., 1911 s39 1904 hoo, 1011
part fi.-Sos s33, GIT, 1918, 1911, 1913 70 1923
r7as ITsg lJoi 17ps 1877 i7oo 1901 1903 1906 1911
1sis part 2-Nos 1875 1890, 2s7l, 1898, 1908, COS ,
6Uo 1898, t0o7, 1900, 1908, 1910, 1919, 1914.
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Nothing 10 yet known Of the purposes Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury; but II is surmised In
many quarters that he will within q short time,
pay ont his new Treasury notes 10 the extent Of
S2o 900 900 or 30. As they are convertible into
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, March l2-5 r. NJ
AsHHs We heard Of saics OF 10 bbls pots at sA.c
81. Nothing in pearls
TRANSFORMATIONS steady to day bu, NOS active,
shippers and the home trade purchasing with
serve Sales made Of 1000 bbIs STATE and Western
800 southern and $50 Canadian within revised
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tehr notes on presentation. they will, to all
intents and purposes. have the same effect as the
Ordinary legal tenders, will serve to pay debts.
and vii. IstAer Increase than diminish the supply
oi'GtrI.ssTT IN the market, though banks and other
institutions will naturally prefer them TO the old
legal tenders
The bus,, mess of the sub-Treasury was as follows
to-day 49,
-Eor cuetoooa III iUW w
,-rol ous'onS' '....'''ss'-~~ 49, l3J8,7bi %
Iaym Ib a36 use 6l
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Oh anu HIter July 7, 1861 Tue VINHoBe -
vertng the presentissus Of legal tdrder notes INTO
the national six per cent loan (cezn monty cahed
"ive-twenties') will cease.
The Phenx Fire Insurance Coinpany, o. BROOK
Ign, have declared semannual dividend 81 nve
per cent. payable on demand.
The Albany Journal states that il is the intefA-
ton Of the Canal Board to open the canal on the
18th Of April, should the demands of lake naviga-
ton require and the weather and condition of the
canal banks permit such step.
The statements Of the banks Of the three princi-
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
of 1862 as follows:-
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messing " ne i>Mr~g rii - h~ii Ardssy ~
Nust~ K-tUfasy. fhN tsh bnas aekw& 4 ne
~ hsse afsa ps~@8rs asus
irg 80 ne uszssss n fhs issss sa1 p.s ,ss
* r.as.sss. iios Jo..ps wnrs, n issss sss -ssr
eminent advocates % hi toJ IA
es air request ibs sgsAsp 81 lysl ~oHsn ~ Nsv
kvrsv duken wh0 essis~- SO rslsif9a 49,
sr1 The honc~ % ne nsiisns rss spssf A. hssn- sd
wili - vel fas nAss stsig1 - go tstsI
I<x.us nsf 81 rsxsYs ihsif b.aFes rssm~fsAir asA
skf~ts strllss6a ths Ars9~ny wNhsat thsrf~
,.ss.ttgh a a. sarar esq Cfy Hal, w4w Ortas..
aa.sa Eshh srss. eorasr "a tgsriesnth street sss -
p,,. .s,e@t F.vsss IS tks ko1rs srss
rn ~ y,s.y, tks lNh. SD K.trisrs tss tth ias NJ
"a, n ,ss % nift-~ " Afrsag-snsris
n NJ neCgaDr Cha rn.-
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roo Late rox cLAssavrcArioH.

ly REQUEST or THE sBivwEiGHvs SOCIAL Ann
ID Insilssfasl Association
JKRosg srcg ESQ
VIII deliver LHs40ss to Lee a
gasf0ss a. Ifsne HI. El.A.5 ~ag No. A -
0flas9 Tnkss -
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legalized Lotte-
rtes. Information gwen. JOSEPH BATES. Broker, II
Wall street. No. l. New York.
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Eight Carries de visite for 81, OF I'm.
equaled style and nish at TAITS OF Cortlandt
and Greenwich streets.
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News for Now Yorkers.-spring APP
preaching KNOX means 70 do IT, lie has been busy
sssd wees % and G por d nv
dueton Of the Spring Hat ever seen Wait and
ate purchase on, the town a. large viii no, rush to lis
store No 2l2 broadway. until his Spring Hat announced
20 ~" 'ea'5' ---------------------
HilI's Hair Dye, 80 Cents, Black or
brown natural, durable, beautiful Depot No. barclay
street sold by all druggists.
HilPs Hair Dye, so Cents. Black or
brown p so,a n durable beautiful Depot No Barclay
Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents. Black or
brown. natural durable beautiful Depot No. Barclay
street. Sold By all druggists.
Wigs, Toupecs, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
AND M9ssy1 srs e Rc for Identifying the hair a. Wa
Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
Wig Depot wholesale and retail No. Asor House. The
Dye applied By skilfui artists.
Diseases or the Nervous, Seminal,
Tnrsy and scsq and reliable .sr,ss
GoGSsfos Howard S.:osi.oa fS:asphi. p.
Ladies. Try Laird's Bloom OF Youth
and s I'D s1d
way
w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-Ths Best
:, .a and .s
Mrs. Winslow's sooshing syrup rec
bowels acdy and gives tone and vigor the whole
system. - cents per bottle
Doctor Hunter Discovery - the Result
thirtyHve constant TASK Of hs enta eabrs
Bring me Of the nose face or body or
e. cent No. Division .ass lisa New
York city Eight separas rooms and private entrance
Trusees.-MarsA 8 Co.'s Radical Gore
Truss No vessy street. opposite the church No connec
ton with any other o1ics Of Female at
tendant
Trussos.-Marsh Brothers' n adt0al Cure
Truss ONCE, Of Broadway and Ann street. under
Barnum's Museum. Loudos Supporters Shoulder Braces
Elastc Goods, &c. A lady attendant.
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Snow and Rain VS.. Balls and Parttes.-
India Rubber Boots and Shoes white Satin Kid and Linen
MILLER 4 CO. s. ss7 Canal street.
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r. Y. S.-Frcnch Yoke Shirts Made to
order and warranted to 1T. BALLOU BROTHERS,, No. 4O3
roadway, sole manufacturers
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n MISCELLANEOUS.
n wHIsKRT

TO THE PUnJIc.
Having been solci,ed BY ayseans arteg,s groer, ana
private families TO add To business' Bourbon WINS
key" ia boes the as aud hsse been doing with
M seeh Schnapsh To seal u with seal and add
the label OF It's purity, happy TO
that after great deal OF difficulty Ihzye concldef
with OF the largest aud cssrsl dlJtiers In
Kentucky Tor u regular supply.
The whskcy viii be put up quart bottles and packed In
Of on dozen each.
FOR sale at retail BY all the aro,hec aries and
fruit stores ana nj whoiesal. by tie follow ing
UDoLPH0 WoLtE
-, 500.
~ Firth Avenue Hotel ana ~ Saih afcnns
j. X. Miftata street
flnuhou 2ii Fulton street
Cook sieycr Aratx Wa shinrfon stree
d. 4 Batnes a Co .2O2 F-oad~Ay
Gale Rob Or cnwioi street
r. A. White .I11 Gols street
\. Lntngtoa $40 ffoL street
Uoyi Blanchat 2ii Fulton street
&. Sicrck Co... sshingiOn street
j. r. Beckwth. 252 1fe.nwi ch sweet
Gliinm kOrner. 2S9 West street
3 j. Jaquss $50 Fourth syenue
liegemsn Go. POS broadway
Nrilr .l5 ffsnkih
n. g. Oakley II Park
T. White .Riverdaie enu. fenkerv
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The knights OF the Golden cireie-fn a
Fix-Important Naval and Military

Fix-Important NaSai anu mt"ry
10
The Nnw YORK WEEKLY Herald. to appear tomorrow
Saturday will contain In addition to &atest and most
reliable political, financial and commercial idaellgence,
the fullest details Of important military and naval
operations, with three valuable MARS the nrst
Der OF series OF interesting humorous papers,
"TuE KNIGHTS or GOLDEN CmcIE,o giving accurately
tho racy comments and discussions Of those worthy
paadns upon the leading and questions OF the day
the commencement OF an original novelette, +" In FIX
or Snow BOUND, and several pieces Of original poetry
This journal will thus become most desirable family
paper, s columns aordng not only ample details upon
the important topics OF the day but also higher ordor OF
literature, carefully selected.
Advertisements, to limited number, will be inserted.
II is q valuable medium for mercantile notices.
Onicial Drawings or NIarray, Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri state Lotteries :, ,ss,
g. 49, g. as o. i 81 ss AL r. S l Co. o.
4, 60, 81. 63, SO, II, 52, 10. AZ, 2. Al, 80.
Circulars sent free Of charge S 81 faas'; Epp s1sr
Coyngton. Ky. or St. Louis. Mo-
= psIAx4R. EXTRA sn Class isl-Msrch u. 1898.
DELAWARE. CLASS l22-Msrch IL. 1868
Z, 81, II, So, 8, IS, "a, 8, 81, 81, 80, SO.
" ~ " JOHN w 4 MORRIS o I CO.:
Omcial Drawings OF the Library Assoc
citation Companvs Lottery OF Kentucky.
CLASS l2i-Msrch IL. 1853
48, s, Sc, 81. Z, Al, 3s, O, 10, 50, 81, rs.
Glass l22-March II, 1855
80. "a, 81, 26, AZ, 10, As, "a, IL, 81. So, IL.
''' o'''D fRANCE ELLIS 4 CO. Covington. Ky.
Prizes Cashed in All Legalized Lotte.
ries Information gwen. JOSEPH BATES Broker IL
Wall street, room No. ], New York.
Parties Having . Living Elk. Moose
and Buffalo SALE hear of a by apply
ing TO j. q, BELL, $50 Broadway
r. Y. S.-French Yoke shirts Made to
order and warranted to Ht. BALLOU BROTHERS, No. 403
Broadway, sole manufacturers
Moody's Perfect Fitting shirts, Made to
order. $50 per dozen. 7. W. MOODY, 400 broadway.
SNOW and Rain vs.. Balls and PARTIES
India Rubber Boots and Shoes white Satin Kid and Linen
MILLER 4 CO.'S 1877 Canal street.
-----------------------
Eight Carries de Visite for 81, OF Un.
euualled styc finish nj TAITS corner Cortandt
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Moody's Perfect Fitting Shirts, Made to
order. $50 per dozen. T. w. MOODY, 400 Broadway.
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Omcial Drawings or the Library Assoc
citation Companv's Lottery OF Kentucky.
CLASS l2i-Msrch IL. 1853
48, S, Sc, ~. Z, Al, 3s, 6, 10, SO, 81, rs.
CLASS l22-March II, 1853
80. "a, 81 rs, AZ, 10, 45, 81, Il, 81. &c. IL.
80 RRxNCE ELLIS CO. Covingtou Ky
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Trusoos.-Maroh q Co.'s Radical Care
Truss No vessy opposite the church No
tiop with any other truss o0cs Of same name Female at
tendAnt
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Hilps Hair Dye, 30 Cents, Black or
brown natural, durable beautiful. Depot No. Barclay
street Sold by all druggists.
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Lotteries
At, 50, 90, "a, 80. 81, 3, "a. So. IS. &C, u.
DELAWARE. CLASS 122-Msrch IL. 1868
Z, ~. IL, So, 8. 50, "a, 9, 90, 81, 90, 50.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO..
Wilmington. Delaware
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Wigs, Toupecs, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Moluava Cream. for beautfylng the hair ~ w. n
BATCHELOHE. l6 Bond street.
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Hiil's Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown, natural durable, beautiful Depot No. Barclay
street. Sold by all druggists.
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nR WfSTAR'S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY.
IL 10 well 10 this pnody kne and apprc isssa :. 49,
community that 10 speak In is prsise -oens iss Ass4
rrnned COLT" A.. ~ en,eieot remedy ier svery pAsss
cough rid OF the dangerous symptoms whsA.
n~g-rted threaten fsssn upon sysosos
medicine which .bis Of dstao..
mrch FooJ.--Proviisnr- Post.
None genuine unless s4Hned T. BUTTS The wysppoU
Prepared by SETH w. rCWLE co. Bossoa. aad fss 49,
everywherr.
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PURE wHiskEy. -
For sale y. avery druggists, and In New YORK. saess
Ieurt ln4,s
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Ladies', Try Laird's Bloom OF Youth
For preserving and beauying the complexion and skin
and be convinced OF its value All druggists and 40 Broad
NAV
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvative and
Wig Depot, wholesale and retail No. Astor House. The
Dye applied b. skilfu artists.
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HIPS Hair Dye, so Cents. Black or
brown, natural durable beautiful Depot No. Barclay
street. Sold by all druggists.
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Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal,
urinray and scxua Systems New and reliable treatment.
In Reports Howard AssocRtion-sent sealed
envelopes, free OF charge. Address DR.. ]. SK1LLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26
For the Waterman
ODDS AND ENDS.
BY rBAXUs.
Then and Now

Then and NoD
Twenty-threo years ago last January, Hon.
Mr.. Garland Of Virginia, in closing speech
before Congress said:
Who. sir, estimate the value Of this Unon--that
Union, ConsecrAigd by the blood Of our fathers which
ton and TACK again rom Charleston to lieondcroga
by what rules will you calculate the value Of the liberty,
happiness and property ~h'eh Is secures 10 q az and
0f man 20 conceive s value, value which we shall
never truly appreciate until foolishly throw it away.
Why compare The losses srl Each section will sustain
such weight Of loss that It will have inclination to
enter into the comparison 10 ciH be sufficiently 0rer
ieh,igea ioiM ifs ruin and uiiery Let u.s. then,
having in own keeping such important charge, 70
ourselves to the world aud 20 posteny, 90 equally aud
Oonignanuy administer the Government as 20 transmit
this great boon Of liberty, unmpared, 90 the countless
millions who u come after And for the purpose
" Eff citing thls st us Keep out everything that is c1cu
lated TO our peace weaken our bonds and destroy
harmony. Sir whenever aud wherever see the star
spaugled banner Aoalug In the breeze, and remember
that 10 is the hlg the Union. the emblem of Liberty
cannon refrain 300 the language of distinguished mHn OF
od, from esolaimug ia my heart, Esto psrpeiaa.'
Iii. son is now in the Rebel Congress and
is the fellow that the Examiner calls the
q" wit Of the House." because he thought
they ought to have " Bust Of the Old Union,
TO show it once was
The man who says be has never changed
bis opinions in politics during forty years, is
like an old mill on whose wheel the water has
long since dried up and found other channels.
Il may be ancient and honorable, but it is not
where it can be Of any use. 1t is but the
moudering relic OF former days.
A " WaUsriy ,oriter' says: q" love to per
ambua,c the green carpeted fields and breathe
the sweet perfumes Of the thousand flowers,
that on the wings Of zephyrs ride forth to kiss
the checks Of wandering maidens." Ordins-
~ mortals would think it sufficient to say,
like to walk in the fields and take the pure
air.
An editor who uses his position to vent his
personal spite is like boy splashing through
The middle Of the street that be may spatter
mud on the passers by. He may get some
drops on others, but he is sure to cover him
self with hth.
"What you got in your mouth, Bill, said
"a college boy to his chum d" have left off
chewing tobacco aud taken in place Of it a
chaw Of oak-bark," said chum. "Ah, yes,
zee. You have taken qutd pro quo, said
Tom.
One Of the ancient Roman standards was
a tuft Of hay ias ened to pole. Very ex-
cellent to lead cayairy charge now. if we
may judge by the looks Of most cavalry
horses.
new scholar in Virgil makes out the fol-
lowing:
"Arma yi-rum que cano.'
" Armed Nth the strength Of rum from cane"
Rebels call ~ Val" the " Pitt Of America "
suppose his recent calamity they will call a
Pu-taH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

A BAD SPRcUIArIoN.--Th New York
correspondent ofa Washington paper tells the
following story:
/ heard of great reverse in trade the other
day. Stewart the great dry goods merchant,
not long sinc9--under the Chancellorsvile
cloud ! think-bought up all the ealicoes
and other cotton goods that he could find in
the American marGet. The subsequent mag
nifcent military and naval operations of Grant
and Banks and Porter and Farragut on the
Mississippi dispelled the commercial cloud of
Chancel lorsyile, and gold and cottons tumb-
led together. 1t is now said that Stewart
will lose at least too millions of dollars by the
operation. Cottons, shirtings and sheetings,
we're marked down upon his counter in one
day from forty cents per yard to twenty-eight
took advantage of this decline and purchased
one piece Of shirting Stewart can afford the
loss of two millions and not suffer. 1t is
said that he has made millions upon millions
out of the war. | saw fine calico prints SELL
ing on Saturday for IL l-2 cents per yard. It
seemed like old times in Yankeedom, when
raw cotton was plenty aud calicoes went beg
ging.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26
ITEMS FOR FARMERS.

The FARMEa's CREED.-l believe in small
farms and thorough cultivation in large
erops and short credits 10 feeding the land
well that it may pay well in deep powing,
and shallow cups; in good farm houses. good
barns, good fences, good stock, good orchard,
good nature, aud good habits. believe in
clean kitchen, a clean cupboard, a clean
dairy. a clear conscience, and a neat wife for
the management Of the house and the delight
Of the household | believe in intelligent,
Industrious aud obedient children 49, loving
their parents for their fidelity loving the
fields and forests for these are Gods work,
loving labor for it is Gods ordinance, loving
their neighbors for it is Gods command, and
loving God, for God is love. l believe labor
honorable, good farming profitable, good
habits respectable, and honesty indispensa-
bic. And finally believe in minding my
own business well, as the best way Of setting
an example to other people to mind theirs
for themselves.
II. II Peters, Of Southboro, Mass, is
convert to early moving Of grass, so as to
get it all cut before any Of it ripens. He be-
gins as early "a. June 2oih, taking the earliest
grass ON rich land lie insists that the green
hay ia the best for cattle, and moreover early
cutting is the best for the sward because the
roots are saved from exhaustiug themselves
in producing seed, On rich land, two crops
can be secured if the first is cut early.
Dr.J. NJ. Currier OF Newport has Java
coffee growing in his garden, and declares
that it is less susceptible to frost than beans,
tomatoes, OF corn. II be can get crop per-
feoteG from the seed before hard frost comes,
il will do to talk about raising coffee in YER
mont Otherwise not. The winter will doubt
less " settle the coffee
june is the month to clear scales from APP
p.e trees Scrub with strong soap suds, adj
ding Htde lime. This process will remove
even the dead scales, and more easily the new
eggs, which hatch in June.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26
For the foufnsl
PEACE QUESTION.

Mr.. Editor In these troublesome times
how happy is the man who can put his hand
upon his heart and say am for peace y As
a member Of the Ben and Fernando Wood or
peace party, beg to lay before your readers
(that means the public generally way to
settle this matter peaoeabty. Let us set up
some good Peace Democrats and elect them
20 the office Of President, &c, with an under
standing that our misguided Sisters Of the
Sunny South" and "the damnable, heretical
niger on the brain, law breaking, Constitu-
ton destroying Republicans Of the despisable
ought-to- be-left out in the cold New Eng
land" see files Of the Argus shall abide by
their decision. II this meets with your de-
cided appreciation, l would suggest the names
of the following Peace Democrats!
For President,
Hon. C. l.. NALLANDtGHAN.
For Vice President,
GEN. STUART, &. s. A.
(Of course we should not exclude men be-
cause thoy are from the South. and | under
stand Gen. Stuart mas shown how ready be Is
to come to the arms Of the Peace Democrats
of Peunsy ylvania, and has doubtlessly impress
ed them with an idea Of his fitness for the
ofice)
/ should have forwarded this communica-
tion to the organ Of my party, the A. 81 p,
but feared If it came out in that first, no one
would believe me sober. II be neods it am
awsre that he can set his friend and fellow
laborer to look it up in your files.
Yours peacefully, PEACE.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

The EARTHoUAKE AcRoss THE LAKE
The shock Of the earthquake on Tuesday
night last seems to have been severer across
the Lake than here. The Keesville Republic
can in speaking of its effects in that neghbor-
hood says "a fisherman, engaged in haul
ing a seine at the mouth of the Ausable,
states that the Lake shook all over and
though the fish were abundant before, imme.
diately after the shock they entirely disap-
peared. Two other persons were spearng
with pine knot light, on the marsh near
Port Kent. The water is shallow, and they
supposed, when the motion occurred, that
something had exploded under the boat
The water surged, az in a violent storm but
boiling up, with unduIation, and the waves
dashing together, threw up the spray to the
height of several feet. The frebrands were
thrown from the Jack and exunguished,
while the fish in great numbers, all around
them. lesped entirely out Of the water, falling
with heavy blows upon its surface"