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DEATHS.

WARD--At O'Clock on The mornins of the iti
met Jo-erh Ward, . native Of eieninnp.e, County
Csvnn, 10. and, in the ssh year Of his AGE
His frle nds and relatives respectfully invited
70 stend The funeral, THURSDAY afternoon, Jan. r.
~ ocloch from his late retdenoe, as First ave
His remains viii be Inferred in Calvary Cemetery .55i
WATSON On Monday, the 9'h Inst. Patrick wat.
som nhive Of Queens Co. town down, Ireland
hH trcudr and relatives and the friends NJ Bn.
esy hcfaddin and The Carh. are respectfully in.
Sited 70 htcnd the unernl from bis late residence
r6 Ave ~ New foIk. on Wednesday sftsrnoun, III
lnst- At O'Clock. Dublin paper pes.e copy l22
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For the payment Of the salaries q, IN. po,,d ~
Assessors anG their Clerk. the following ,nr,o,d..
ton will DO required, viz.
ssiar1e'-bosrd Of Assessors. ......,... s5,HT g.
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TRADE NOTICES.

CARTMEN AND LABORERS' ASSOCIA.
- tion A specia meetins Of ths body will BE- held
thi. evening s the new Apollo Rooms &c Prince Il.
near broadway. All members are regretted 70 a.
end AZ busln.ss, IN connection with the receipt Of
our len weeks srrears Of usses vill be transacted,
~ order Of JOHN LYNCH. Pres. PAT'K. FElIAN
sec. fATh CAIN, Treasurer. i4b
COACH PAINTERS ASSOCIATION
- Members arc earnestly requested N attend I.
special meeting on "wednesday evening. Business
Of imIortanoc requires punctual ate ndnnce Rpoms
~, be-ery. GEORGE BROWN, Pres. JOHN Hp
KAN SOC. 2fI
DRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY CLOSING
- Association will hold their REGULAR meeting ~
hari{ ,h.ing HAL the evening, At o'c ok W.
MI RiHf, frcs. FRED. WALLER, Rec. sec Is
nUAKRYMEN L. T. SOCIETY -THFRR
Nviu be general Meeting of ench Division Of said
Society held In the lsth Ward Hall 10 b3d street. on
THURSDAY evenine. Jan. the 18th. ut = 'cock A
full attendance OF each Division IL requested r. or
der OF IOHS ;. MAsTEREON, General Ple.ident
hAkIIN TREATY, General Sec'y. 2si
TEMPLATE, COPPER AND SHEET.
Il Iron Norks ~ Protective and benevolent Mon
A REGULAR meeting will be held this evening, a
military Hall 1913 Bowey Attendance IL 10 ,nifed
as important business viii come up. Also tickets foI
the Annusl Hall can be had At the rooms, or Of the
membor. WV. MUM, Pros N. WHITE, Sec. ils
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


A GRlCULTURAL COLLEGES, EXPERI.
"A mental Farms and Patriot orphan Homes Nv
the secretary Of the Institute Of Reward Tor Orphans
OF Patrios this evening In Mercer st Church Lecture
room. Plcase attend rs
a GREAT GATHERING OF ALL THOSB
lin favor Of Temperance will take place his even
Ing, 70 hear the Rev. Father Wal NORTH addfo.s
Ne tnrrnhrIs Of tho Pathe- Mathew I A. B Sc ETY.
No. 5oiN. W At their hall, bet 54th and 18th sts and
Sth ave. koBT. WILSON will sinr some II his
heat -ones. lot all true men he there az o'clock
Pm. =. x. PURCELL PreA WALTER TClTE,
Rec. Sec. iai
A IL MEMBERS OF THE FATHER
L Mathew 7. \. H. society No. /. OF BROOKLYN, srs
requested 20 meet tn their Hall, 5Gi toiuW his IT, A.
oclock I'M, on Wednesday, Jan H. IN full teraha
with crpe on et arm, for the nurI paying the
last ttlutc Of respect 20 lately decca ed hrnhfI
tnoInhe THOMAS REGAIN who departed THE hfa
on the 9Th inst Tho funeral will lake place At ,
ocl"k ~. from hi. late residence, II AN Brun,
~, opposite lleleN Al ct. HENRY MOEG AZ, Pres,
BERNARD MARTIN, Rec Soc. IA
THE FATHER MATHEW FEMALE T. 4.
= u Society, No. l. Of BIooklyn, T.. D. vii hold .
Tempe rance meeting AZ Temperance tIul. corner
frpnd and It'll sts. at o'clock this evening Sprak.
ofs Me~rs. Grover and Walford singing hy Neesr
Irimble, Conney and rrimhle. TlIOS. McLOYD,
Feet MltH'L HERAGHTY, sec'y. l3S
THE FATHER MATHEW T. A. h. Society,
Il No 4 Of New York. will hold public meeting, AZ
ucif Hall S3S East 18th a. this "wednesday,
Inc, Jan. lth At o'clock speaking hy Mr.. Beale
M lninDeri and Nj. Peter Dunn. SINGING by Mr..
stoher Mr.. Nash, and Mr.. Kidd. GEORGE FLFM.
NO PEE. LACNCELor Nj BPhN, Rec. see. ioi
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tOuuIcrieEs-t COMMUNICATIONS "ul-
Ing IN my p"piIntunr Aetnancd against purchasing
any lill- ana Ointment rcn'essntcd ~ being uine
that do not have NY private revenue stamp on each
hoN NJ, and the wOidr " HOLLOWAY, New York"
Wrternaikod In the hook of directions. These conn
terrs are uoS oteei Tor anle IN this city. Any par
~ WHO viii detect them viii receive ahand-rne
ward rY n!piylAE 10 The undersigned.
$50 1HOS. HOLLOWAY, ~ Maiden lane.
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A LARGE AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT
"A furniture, carpets, beds aud bcdding 6cs will
nh9 s; -. ,ns a, Sooes a, nG1.e S2 5lr
end dining room furniture rich china silvews &C.
No posiponement. Is
RY +. T. WILLS, ACCT'R-LARGE SALB
- OF Ciockery, GHs and Fufnishinc Goois We'd
alosnes at sale. $50
T. SELDNER, AUCTlON'R-j1 BOWERY,
-. will soll this day, -, l0c O'Clock, at No. 1854
Division 81 arue lot about BACON segars OF various
styles and qualitics. also some tobacco Dutch herring,
Indigo blue ralsne sosps lot OF woollen roodS ho
sieiy, household furniture, &c. 10
M DOUGHTY, AUCTR WILL SELL
4l. this day, at lU O'Clock, at saosroom 70 Nassau
g., NE contcnts OF a saloon, COMPRISING countor,
cn'rs sloon table,, SIGN Tampa docanters enss ware.
chairs. iounSos' hsdsfeads, bSreaus, wsob ,tSnas
mGttrassor, carpets mirrors, paintinss, &c. l26
DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY, AT
Il BILL lNGRNIAM's, s. New Bowcry, 3s
sheets quilts pillows sc. aIso watches and Jewelry.
Order " /. WOLF, 80 Myrtle ave, brooklyn. 90
DAWNBIOKER'S SALE THIS DAY.-B.
i WEAVER Jr- will scll at the faes room, 4'S 9th
ave, at o'clock ral OF goods pledged
| East leth Of. next sale Jan. 18th. "a
! pAwNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY, AZ
81 Nes RoNerv. JANIS AGAR viii selI, AZ
IA O'clock, large assortment Of men and woucn's
McSGhi 1p2a SonelstnE OF dIo.;e shaws skirt.
costr pants vosis boos, shoes, beds, pillows to-.
s,t,s sns o,srr .oSd, 100 numerous TO mention By
| II K. ROLLINS, ACCTIONEER.-MUI-
~ LEnl 4 ROLLINS will sell, this day, at .
O'clock ~ ~, Canal It, large variety Of secondhand
matte sscs, ieis and bedding COOK range. tabie,
chairs hedseadz glass' china and everything usew
| Tor housek'epcrs. lag
| - HERMAN & co, AuCrIONEERS, SELL
-. ihis day, Wedncsday, At II O'Clock, No. 10 Bow.
LIQUORS. sSals Sc, - bbl- bourbon and rye whiskey
ch9'cr brand, and very od % cusks hrandies, Port
other quob, l2u cosdlAS ChnInpasner &c; also
aaree lot segara, tobacco, store fxtures, &c. 13i
- HERMAN & 60, AUCTIONEERS SELL
tCs this day, "Wednesday, at i0L, o'clock No I9 Row
%a sSa S' s e ea s S s}uTS ana nS Si% F
| sleigh robes Sc. Eycry lot wi h- positively sold
| Tthout icscryc. By order VI /. JAnENHur, Mar
TO Re SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
| isoats' on Jan. II, $50. 321
| WIN. Writer'S, AUG, WILL SELL THIS
w day, At oclock, at 49, Canal ,t - carpets oil.
cloths beds hedding, china .lVs, livgTWaro, stoves
or housekeeping, "a
BOARD AND ROOMS.
A FEW Young GENTLEMEN CAN BE
II ac,nu odaied with good board Mt 80 Clarksou u
near hudson. AlHo two young ladies. adj
| DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
| L with without board NJ IA West Fourth st.,
| bet hcDoufil and sixth avenue, near Washington
square Ainit street STAGES and sixth ave cans yerJ
\KyANTED-A FURNISHED OR UNFUR
| w n,s,l hou,e, -itulte heloS B0weTy and broad
way. apply to 4. KELLER % Chambers ct New
SEWING MACHINES.
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old LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALL
" description, bought 81 the higheet cssh orioes
by c w. ChAskE lsl William - O"
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DunYillC, Penn, June ,, tSO2.-Dr. VIM.
VI. GkE'iG Dear Sli; In February, t~6i, was al
tlced with sugar diaDetcf, and for FIVE months
ed mole than two gallons NJ wster IN twenty four
houre. | wa obliged 10 get m often twelve
tines during he nj It, and Ia five months oct about
tuF lounis ~ NCight. lhirug the month of july,
l-tl I procured two hotties of Constitution water,
and after taking two hOttiGs va, entirely cured
Aittf lrtAiuuC my utual good h"llth. IouTr ttuly,
i. v l.. DEWITT. sold wholesale hy MORGAN 4
ALLEN, 40 Gun Il. aud all druggists. 80
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TO Re SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
- The Public Pound, srh st. bet, lth and 9TH aves
isoats on Jan H. so. 32i
WIN. Writers, AUG, WILL SELL THIS
cloths, beds hoding, china, .lvs, lvcTwato, stoves
PAL sns rngs, chairs, tatcs aud all other goods
IOr houseklppng "a
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Dniiey's Magical Pain Extractor Cures
burns, scalds, and inhamation- almost Instantly. %
cents box For salc At Depot 80 Liberty At. 402
Throut Affections and IIosrseness. All
suffering from Irritation OF the Throat and noarsc-
noes will he asreoably surprised At the auios, im-
me late relief Afforded by the OF Browl's Brun-
child Trochcs. The Gemulceut ingredients allay Pull
monary irritation, and after public speaking OF sing
ing, when the throat IL Wearcd and weakened by too
much exercise, their use will give reucaed strength
~ the vocal organs "A
Ayers Cherry PectOrnl SURPRISES Ill other
remedies In the rapid and radical cure Of COUSINS,
Cods and Consumption. los
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Tor city purposes. .ssss.ss.s. ftssofsV'' VI
The AUTHORIZATIONS e r state and County pur-
posss am uniting respect yey 10 S.,02Lc0o S. aud
ss,692 is5 62, makes up the grand toaAl to $4,000
$50 81. The following 10 recapitulstiou u the
total amount 70 b. rased for tho sAio, County aud
city expenditures;
For State purposes $4,000 S.
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- HERMAN & 60, AUCTIONEERS, SELL
ps this day, WEDNESDAY. at i0Li O'clock No Is Row
err alout 800 ot- mink, cable, squirrel and crmins
mum. e9Iafs' capes, cufs cape Chdron's fancy furs
slciyh robes &C. Eyery lot wi he positively rold
shgl. l35
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A LARGE AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT
"A furniture carpets, beds aud bedding, DC. will
b,ke place this Ao AZ O'Clock al hou-e 1852 ~ Il
81, near It'll ave. All descriptions Of paior chamber
end dining room furniture rich china silvegw are,
No reinforcement.
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lotals sss'ss.s.s '''''''' |''S'''- W.
The amount called for by the Commissioners #
Charities aud Correction Is SS3N 45u. The est
mated Expenditures Tor the La" Department are
Contingencies Law Department. ..... $4,000 %
sal.rics-Law Department. 1859 q
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

vSoR BALE VERY cHEAP-A LARGE AND SPLEEN
in dd Picture suitable for or cigar store. Can
be seen No second avenue Of Houston street. In
the bnSroom
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

VNOR SALE-A VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THIRTY
second and Thirty third Streets Broadway. Rent
ing for over 5000. Price $42.5O.
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

L,OR sALE-NEAR THE COURT HOUSE, IN A FIRST
class neighborhood very convenient two story and
boken ferry every 10 minutes Price $30 Possession I'm
nediately. -,
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4 FORTUNE FOR AGENTS OR PIRcHA,ssE;Rs@ ash. OF OF
profitable than the Hoop Skirt States worth VIII 70, oe
sold<or $4,000 number OF States so'o RTsny na
tentse 20 jay street. or room IS 229 broadway Agents
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK
Dwelling House. in splendid Order fresooed and bea
fuy finished throughout with every modern Improvement
in street. between Eighth aud Ninth
very neghborhood lot half the block possession
December desired Terms easy Will sell Furniture also
II required. Apply TO J. SOILS RITTERBAKD, 80 Wall
kreef jam
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

L,oR sALE-A PLOT OF GROUND, 100 FEET SQUARE,
In Fifty third street, 200 feet east OF Fifth
DYE CURfISS b08 Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

COUNTRY BoARD..-LE ROY HOUSE, AT NEW Ro-
10 now open for auum and winter gues For beauty
cation and extensive accommodations this house sur
passed by the vicinity OF New York. and the railroad
depot being within Ave minutes walk by good pave
Ineni, and one hours ride from New York. renders
arabe winter residence For particulars address II. g.
Banks, New Rochelle, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

A SPLENDID LIQUOR STORE ON SOUTH sIkEEL,' 6l,
ness on Broadway for sale at HANSEN LEGGErrs, III
Nassau street, room 16.
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

beautiful volume OF more than three hundred psgs.
collection OF The poecal tributes fA'
CANADIAN and ngish that have been paid % the Writes o.
nps from authors heretofore 10 fame, well
rom writer's Among those TO which the reader
MI, a. once instlnctively turn contributions from the
pens Of Brysn Phoebe and Alice Cary Mrs Jula love-
Proctor, X, II. Stoddard, Henry r. TuckernAu, London
Punch. McMlan's Magazine, London Spectator, A. The
hook has handsomely engraved portrait Of Mr. Lncon.
and is printed on beau tfniiy tinted paper
For sale by booksellers generally. and will be mailed on
''''''' ]. B. LIPPrrcorr 4 CO., PublIshers,
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A FIRST. CLASS, BROWN STONE HIGH sTo0P
IA three story Dwelling in Lexington Thirty
eighth street. Murray hill; splendy frescoed through
ont In fine order Price 81 900; easy Possession
l, II desired. Apply to j. SOILS RITTER
BAND 50 Wall street, Jauncey court H.
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

U,OR sALE-A CHOICE FARM or 78 ACRES, MILES
from poaghkespsle miles from Hyde Park In Dutch
busness title indisputnble. For particulars inquire
of ID. H. STRINGHAM, S6S South street, N. ".
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

L,oR sALE-THREE TWO STORY AND BASEMENT
brick Houses l16th street. between Fourth and Fifth
Al modern improvements. Inquire on the pro-
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMAN AND
Room with Board Dinner 61 AT 26S West Forty second
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

A T BROOKLYN-A THREE STORY PHILADELPHIA
N brick House, with brown stone basement and sub eel
lar SALE with immediate possession the north side
Of jefferson $40 feet Of Franklin all
modern improvements Apply 70 WILLIAM b. NICHOLS
M N. ".
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

"A ngton street and Charlton for saleBeng 30 feet on
Washington 40 north side OF Charlton street,
with three story brick Houses premises, now
renting for - 600 per annum The premises all be
cleared May 1856 For full particulars terms of sale
and price inquire of & L. b. T. BURNHAM, e0o Hudson
street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

EoR SALE VERY CHEAP-oNE OR MORE ' OF
in East street. near the East river having fine
yards shrubbery &c with Of the finest views in
the city Possession May Price only 600 each Teims
EASY. Call at 23 Nassau street, room ~.
The New York herald., 1865-10-29

INoR RENr-ON STATEN ISLAND (NORTII sHORE)
II Al Snug Harbor, FURNISHED House. with a acres q
l6 situated Of Bard and shore road Apply
70 ]. n. MlLLAR. and ~ Worth street New xcrk
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03

ANTS IN GARDns.-We have known these
pests to be so numerous and destructive as near
" to ruin whole garden. They completely
honey comb the walks, and are annoying beyond
measure. A French gardener named GARNER,
announces that be has discovered a remedy for
them, which s simply to place near the places
infested with the ants, saucers containing mix
turo Of sugar and water, with fair sprinkllng
OF arsenic-a tenth OF the weight Of sugar and
water They are very fond OF sweetened water
and help themselves freely but in little while
they are seen staggering away, some falling
Jowa dead, aud others again, (resh comers)
dragging their dead companions away. 30 Ell
lcctual was the dose, that the entire colony dis
appeared the following day Germantown 1els-
graph.
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THg CROPS The Commissioner Of Agricul'
ture reports that on the LIST Of September there
was no intelligence OF additional injury to the
wheat crop, but the quality is not good, espec
ially ia the West, where 1t has been affected by
bIeht and rust and wet weather. The oat crop
is unusually large. Corn is prodiglously ahead
of former seasons. The tobacco crop ls lefs than
last year. Sorghum is excellent, buckwheat
good potatoes yield fir crop, but the rot has
done some damage hops have rpened well IL
all the states except New York, where lie' have
produced serious injury Every state returns
decrease n the number Of iatteulng hogs. The
general decrease is about one-tenth from the
number last year 80 far as returns were pub
lish,d OF the number packed last year in the
West, it was ., 422 779 A tenth decrease or
this number would be 242, 277.
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SEkpLlNe RosEs. MIR. VIM A. Burgess, OF
Glen Cove. presented bushel-basket full OF
different varieties Of Seeding roses, which were
produced by himself from the seed He remarked
that the idea had prevailed that Seeding roses
could be produced only 10 France, but the truth
was, theY coGd be wopagatet from the seed here
better than in France. ll0 advised everybody to
plant their rose seed. lie had obtained blossoms
in nine weeks from the time the seed sprouted.
TINS WAY TO SET RD oF RosEBuGs.-Mr.
Scion Robinson observed that he was very much
troubled with rosebues this year, his grapes be-
ing threatened with total destruction by them.
lie had however, plant ofspirea-the Spirea
Llndliana-which is so attractive to the rose
bugs that they all collect upon it, and 1t is then
very easy to pull them oil and roaet them, The
only mode Of destroying them that he had iounc
,lectual. last. Famas' Cub.
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OsiEs WILLOWS PRlP,TABLE that is
very wet, not susceptible OF drainage think
cannot be tun,d to any better account than to
b. plauted with osier willows. They grow e1-
traordlnariy fast, and With every year the yield
Increases as the stools expand, except the annual
cuiiHg OF the crop.
few years ago | set out several hundred
cuttings that obtained from a neighbor, and
the increased yield induced me to set out oil my
wet land that could not be drained to Advantage
for grain or grass crops, with osler willows
which am satisfied pay better than anything
else that can be produced on such land,
Right OF nine feet in one years growth II
nothing extraordinary, and the number Of
sprouts from one stool IN a single year, is sur
prising. cut only few days ago from fifty tC
sixty from single stools, set only three years ago
IL is said that several millions OF dollars worth
Of osier willows and willow work is annually
imported. which might be saved to citizens, |
they cared a little more for their own interests
They grow without difficulty, forming per
; manent roots the first year, and q small crop
The second and third years crops will quit
s surprise new beginner Cor Ger. Telegraph
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Agricultural.
For the Freeman
Grape Culture in Vermont.

NoRrHFIELD, Sept. 9th, 1865. =
EDITOR FREEMAN While on my way to the d
White Mountains stopped to await the arrival
of my Massachusetts, friends, at the house OF
j. II. Currier Of Melnioe's Falls.
Mr.. Carrier was Massachusetts, man origi-
nally, but come to Vermont several years ago,
and like the ancient patriarch who moved down
from the mountains of Ararat, he " began to be
an husbandmau. Like him, also, " he planted
q vineyard but here the resemblance ceases,
for being a stanch temperance man, he neither
drank wine nor was drunken. He is a scientific
farmer however, having better knowledge ct
agricultural chemistry, than is possessed by halt
OF his county combined lie asked me If any
body raised grapes in my section, to which |,
OF course, replied in the negative, remarking
that | supposed they could not be grown IN
this latitude. He said he had found that the
prevailing opinion, but thought it mistaken
one, as he had succeeded in raising enough, and
more than enough, for his own use for several
years, the products growing greater each year
by the increased yield of tha old vines and the
constant addition Of new ones. IL gave me the
n,ods opsrand Of his planting and cultivation,
the most of which have iorg ten, but tho great
dsadqoium to which he attributes hls success
is the location of his vines. lie has on his farm
aledgs Of high rock, extending some distance
to the northeast and southwest, and laeins thl
southeast. On the side Of this ledge q shor
distance from the meadow, he has graded dowI
anarrow strip, by removing some Of ,he loos
rocks, Of which he built wall for the supper
OF the foreign soil which he has imported to 81
their places, lie then planted hls vines alon
this narrow strip and they Tuu up and lea
agains, the almost perpendicular rock above
the distance Of many feet. aud were haneiu
quite full Of as handsome clusters OF lru.
you often find anywhere in Now L gland. Nj
CuIrisr tells me that tue temperature Of ol
large rocks is always higher Iban that Of Il
clearer soils, and they 'hu3 protect the roots
the wires from cur severe Itosls. securing I,
them lae temperature Of a considerable low
latitude lie thinks tast mary u our roei
hlIlsides might be covered with thrifty gal
vines, ard that Vermont is capable Of pfodociI
considerable quantities Of the pleasant fruit
simply taking n little Extra pains in its guilty
zion. thick the hAoella grape is the one
eutiva1ss nostly, bu, rresume he has othor Y
rieties. g obsined at the time considerable /
formation on he suhjec. Of grape culture, b
- / took No noes will not attemp, to insttu
sscond-hepded, eIcep, to mention the locau
Of bis vines, which seemed 10 secure such Dc
rsble results. ". W. G.
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ilortrp.
Song Of Saratoga.


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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-03

CLOVER Hay roR SnErr.-0ur esteemed cor
respondent, Sir. fassett, says when be has vel
cured clover bay, cut m blossom, no never feeds
his sheep with gram. unless it be the ewes about
lanbing time, and they come Gus IN the spring
healthy aud in excellent condition. With clio.
yer, II any eraip Is neoded. feed oats with tim
otby, coin s better. II he comlncnocs TO ieed
grain late In the winter, he expects to lose much
IL the wool, hui, as he observes, that u better
than TO loss the sheep With plenty Of we'll
cured hay , cut in blossom, sheep need no turnips
or potatoes to keep them In good condition
-Gsnsta Pdrmu.