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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

ny s. SANITARY COMMISSION fho,
" TFCTINE WAR CLAIM ASSoCiAIioN' nai rs o.
ymrnt fr D.sbsd and discharged soldiers ana a"i
No IS Chnnber..l mo charge to employers or enpoyea
A, the sbo,~ oMce rssisred dhsfssn s y,
body both disabled and able bodsd and all s ~eu scou
ni-njed ,--.,. o.. all .,a ,....,.,
their spss.iOn. for EMPLOYEE Bsb parties Gs served free
& charge,
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I WILL SELL on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
August 1865 At 10 O'Clock at No. ca siIh'Avr,
small lot Of Groceries. Preserves Wines Liquors, &c also
Store fIiUres, lease Of prrmi.,s, DC.
JOHN MckEON. Deputy Sheriff.
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60 cet.

HOUSES in BROOKLYN to RENT or Tor
III sALE-Onr HOUSE, No. I@ sands st., between
(;od At and Uud,on ave ono HOUSE. No. BJi fsrihcs'
brt s.rn Ws,hiuston and Grand Apply at once NO
/, No. n Fulton ST.. ups airs about w.
Two RENT, with possession, HOUSES s"n,.
a.. ', ~, sT IRELAND, NO. l33 Broadway
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DKPARrNySI vIHR INTERIOR, }
UkIr d STATES PAraST UYvfcs,
" AsuisGroN Aur lfl5

ON THE PETITION OF LOUIS :. ROBBINS
" Of N-wYork ~ Y. praying for the 'ion Of pat
rrsnted to him the IA dy Of Aovmoer 1851 for an
IN pfovrtn-ni In TANNERS OIL FROM kJSlN ;or seven
yrs. the expiration Of said patent, which taxes place On
/ tho eth d,y 81 November 1855,
10 ordered thai the sad i'on be head al the Patent
C OF MONDAY the lJd lay Of oorr next at u O'Clock
H. and all persons notified to appear aud show cause II
any they have. sd PETITION oogb not u be granted
Persons opposing TIE vItrnsion are required 10 ne Ia the
Oc~ their Ions. specially st forth IN writing at
least fvsnfr dave before the Of hearings al testimony med
by h-r parry BE- used the aid hearing must BE- taken
In accordance with the rules Of the Ocs
which vii be rushed on application.
Depa,ions and Other p, ers relied upon 80 'e'tinoHy
M Of be ell in the office rcniy days before The Day Of bear
ing the Arguments, sny, within TEN days after ming the es
,,, 4, ~.
Or.r.d. also, ths, this notice be Published In The
Chronicle Warrington. ID. C., aud Tribune Acwfo-k "
onr- for three .ncce,ss. We a., tie hrst OF -ai
DO At lees, siiy days pevion. to " day oil
I..nng u. Z. HOLLOWAY,
Commi.sioner oi Patents
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fcrscs, Carriages, ST.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
~ in the three large wsrerooms entrances No 40
broadway and No 10 Crosby si will be sold at greatly
dueed prees 100 sets Harness. several second hand
Z. Wlggi, Ne w Bissdvsy
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Gales bp Auttiotr.
Oy,,on Drpor CoxxissAnY suBnsrENos,

A UCTION SALE OF Government WHISKY.
n BY orde-s from the War Department whisky having
ceased 70 be ration vii oder for SALE at PUBLIC AUG
ZION AZ the vrneni Warehouse in the city Of Nashville,
Tenn on TUE SDAY the 5h day Of Sepiember 1852 SLY
ENrY. FIVE THOUSAND (530O0) GALLONS WHIShf'
More or less.
This whisky mostly copper distilled put mp IN well coop
cred barre OF which Will be resaug-d prior TO sale ao
te contents Of each barrel marked hereon 1t VIII be css
Ird a. to quality and each cas. sod separately.
samples NAV be my off -, No IL south Cherry'.
in thu city, aud after the I'h day Of August i'o'' ~
warehouse day Of sale. n
Sale to at II O'Clock Terms, essh IN GOV
eminent funds. WHISKY TO be removed immeoa'eV s'e
"a e at the expense Of the purchaser. ,.,..
By order OF Col Rad Chief Commisssy Sues,stcnce
NJ b. 4. J. NJ BLAIR, Cspt anu v. ~ ~,
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QuAKrxnnasrxw OxSHxsLs Oyucs, !


WA,ursoros d g.. July - 1915
I ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE of STEAM.
IL BOATS BARGfs and slIlPfARD.-StALtp
PROfOsA Ls ore invited and wi, be r".i'd at de hl. :
OF the Qusremas~r-Uencral tBnrcan Of Rail sud RIVER
Tran.porl.iio at wa.hin, on ID 6 until u. FIRST pay
Of sEPi EMBER NtAT a, oe,ocs ~ i@i The purchase
PSR steamer chie..m.usa registered ,unu.s.. ao7
tune
SIDE wheel steamer Grant registered ,unnase lso tun'
saewte.l sirsmrr u'n.id-, reFerrd ionnase ~ tuns
.drwhrrl Thomas r-gisisrsd ust l'o ,ubs
Side wheel steamer sn.fDai eg.trr.d mage ~" tuns
Side. wheel wsah-,ehis Tssst''s tannase, "
SD. wheel .tcsm.r Knoxville registered tunnss- 20 tun'
Side vince STEAMER Dunbar t~fechh Registered tnh.xc
scrn wheel Kingston registered tonnage % tnns
wheel hene-sw registered unnss. 100 tuns
6oru~Leel steamer Bridge port registered tahnase 100
stern wheel steamer Ito on registered tunnsre % tuns
Stern wheel strancr Miss"ntfy ftgtt."d tubnase 10
tuns ~.
wheel steamer Cheanoog, registered tonnage ~
tuns ~, -
Stern wheel Steamer Atlanta registered tunnar. III tune
side wheel steamer esaca. registered ,nnn"F', 10! tons
Sdrw. 81 steamer Lookout registered 'unnage III tnn.
Side wheel steamer stop. River registered t"nnAse H~
sid. wheel steamer Cinoh registered tnunsge -tuns.
Also seven "a Gnnwa- barge.
One Row Boat, and on. Model Barge.
All Of which be at Chattanooga Tenn Of any time
Also Tor he Baidinr. Ways. stationary machinery and
apparatus IN the United States building Yard ChaitA
boosa
QGarermas.s Of Transportation al Cincinnati LOUISVILLE
| Nashville, 81. Louis and at Cbattanooga
Proposals. invited for each boat barge sepnhtey 10.
name Of b. boat description Of the baige TO be- densnad
| In the Pre- pOsa.
full de crp,ion Of the property bo obtained on appi
ea'ion 10 Breyst Colonel Arthur Edwards, A. Y NJ, d.
Louis. Mo
Each envelope containing bid should be sealed and In
d2fed Propo.a for Steamers Barge, aud other property at
'hsusnoogA' bureau Of Rail aud River Transportation,
and adire cd to the Quar.rmsster General s. A. WISH
hgton. ID. c.
Payment 10 be made 10 United States currency upon tho
o'P ncs Of any proposal aud prior ~ tho delivery Of the
property.
The dov"rnmcnt the sh withdrew any Of the
vNe piopeiy and 10 reject proposals deemed too low
By order OF the Quarterniast-r General
- LEWIS b. PARSONS,
Biig'OeneA and Chief Of Rail and River alton.
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Alaebinern.

CTEAM BOILER for SALE-An uprght
- Tubular Boiler In perfect order COED a. new Also
large IRON TANK. Inquire ct No " Wanrhs.
V'ODD Il RAFFERTY,, Machinery . Mer.
chants No tDey.s wo,hs ,nS Rosr, S., u.mo,
lev. usssIa nd Rcps Nsshiusgy NIL 0ssuG. ShsiSA ~
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miscellaneous.

T,UJJFRs PATENT HEAD-COOLER h
$500 q, % feet of the b~s tubing eoilsd h
.uaee to be pp id to the for heed ~ssnsd e
se IL = onir.d In casrs Of a. aisch- Fever, Burns
u an csses where cod application" to the body 10
found necessary hi. Cooe 'r purpose sasoy
IN seton Persons subject Hesdaeoe requiring cold ~
10 n. forehead ami physicians IN charge Of cases
49, ar. reaus sted to give this Cooler Trial
Recommended ~ all who have used It.
Good aud reliable Agents wanted
Cooler, eau be- had by return xpress Sla
All orle . .houll h. addressed 10
o. NJ FULLER, Catssauqua. Lehish County Pa
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1 EVILS Il COX.
/ 4 Jo.Epa J. Laws CHARLrov r. LRvIa 8. 8. Coz.
COZ SsELORs At LAW,
No. 1872 Broidwsy. T. o. Boz. No. $500,
NEW.YORK CITY,
Attend TO al bu<nes in the Couts Of the United StsteA
ard In the Departments at Washington Espech attention.
yvru 10 Internal Revenue ku. and to Claims ainss
Fof.f.n Governments a. well - our ,wi.
Ida Commissioner Of Internal New
emu, snI Charlton Lwss experience a. Deputy Commss
zion 2 nu DE- guarantee Of thorough acquaintance WIZ
the Revenue Laws. 80 -, c,.... "A
NJ Cor connection Of four years with the Conmntss %
poi,n Affair, m Congress aud hs long membership OIL We
Ns,nel Legislature in ure thorough knowsdss oil isQs~
tiou and practice in both depar, nlrnis
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Corporation Notices.


CR0T0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ TO hon FOUNDERS SEALED PROPOSALS will
feetved u this Ofcr (kOEnda City Hall Park until Ii
~ "AIERPlPE OF the 10 lowing dimensions. viz; for
arssr
Straight Pipes, each n ms. long, Of n diameter.
oueght Pipe each f. in. long, Of II. interior d.
Sls7s tun' tOf2aso esch) Of pipe Ofs fee. interior
No for
Gss ior '" CIV 'p'' VI ~ i"'H'' "'e'' "'li''''
fee. Straight Ppe Of IL inohs. in,sro diameter
mtt ieet Stroght bpe cf inches interior diameter.
Shne H. Suet, Pipe Of inches inter. diameter and
Hhs OF branch Pipes ard other specil. castings
'e rfoposs4s viii be received for the whole OF the
OF ih- whole Of tine 20 inches pipe for all the
EPpr ana special castings kach Proposal uus, be in
s.s "a NE title Of the supply 70 which 1t relates, the
x1 o. the BIDDER and the dAfe Of n, offering T. ms !or
s ana al neces,sry Information be obtained at this
ROBr, L. DARRAGH {CrO,oa Aqueduct Board
- a. w. CRAVEN,
-@s ofo'on Aquednct Depsrtm,n t August L. 1865
EOION AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
sS 40 BRASS fOUNDERS.-Sesled propoasls, inior,ed
A4ross Tor Bra. stop-Cock," a,o with lie nane Of tho
EOSn sNvS'ohdA tny Hal Park) uati ii o'clock e. m Of
"IIai' Aat ", for the supply 81
tineh BRASS STOPCOCKs
incl BRASS STOP.COCKS
- iineh BRASS SIOP.COCkS.
g. ot me bids sId all necessary Information csa Be-
THOMAS STEVENS Crcsort
koBERT L; pARRAOH. Aquedad
fort. Aog. Is, 1915
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Professional Notices.

nR. r. KUCZKOWSKI, HOMEOPATHY ana
IL HYpROPATH. Just arrived from Europe. Ne. is3
An.i,ys. Office Hours, ON ~ to u H. 70 p m, sae
evening.
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Amusememis.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, ct WINTER GAR
~ DEN
No ST. Broadway, opposite Bond st.
AFTERNOON q 2; EVENING at ~
The very sughsble Pan,omime Of
Monsieur DUCHALUMEAU
FIGHTING GLADiATORS BY THE TALLEEN BkOTA
Frs AND THE NICOLO TROUPE.
FANCY AND COMIC DANCES.
W. B. HARRISON. Comic and Ertemporsnsous amesp
THE FEARLFSS YOUTH YOUNG NICOLO,
ON THE PERlLEUSE FLYING TRAPEZE.
THE GREAT LIVING CURIOSITIE5.
MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN. weighing ESQ poundA
NOVA SCOTIA GIANT GIRL, over feet high.
THE CIRCASSIAN FAMILY.
DOORS OPEN AT O'CLOCK.
admission 20 cents; Child under ten V cents.
fAfqnette and BALCONY. g. ceuta
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BEADS B tSb Fancy B aoops'
81. ?. BROWN, Importer.
No. 1856 Peah.d.. N. =
60 f)bom it man Concern.
SURGEON GENERALS OYv1cS,

SURGEON GENERALS OYYIcS,
wAsHryGroN CITY d. G.. August H. 1893.
An ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, TO consist
N OF Brevrt Colonel :. 1rper Surgeon u g. A. Pesi-
dent, pr-yet Li-uienat Colone H. X Wz, Surgeon u s.
Br.,et Lieutenant one Anthony Heger, su geon u s..
A. and Brevet Major C. C. Lee Assistant Surgeon u s. A.,
Recorder will meet in New-fok City, on the 2oth OF sep
.b, uer, Tor m. OF candidates for sdmsion
into the Medical staff OF the United States Army and OF A"
sstant Surgeons for promotion. -
ply -icslly sound. - o.,
be addressed 70 the Surgeon General
Of tbs sy stating the residence OF the sTpcant and the
date and place Of his birth they mus, be accompanied py
respectful be testimonials of moral character - =,
II the applicant been In the service no will send the
t,timona of chsi med cal officer. under whom he has
served and II service at the pre.ent time the appnraton
must be sent the Medical Director Of the Respective
Department - ,.
No allowance 10 made for the Of persons undergo
ina the examination oil Indispensable prerequists TO
appointment. 49, ,,x
There AIs now twelve vacancies In the Medical staff
J. n. BARNES, Surgeon General u. :. A.
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Drifting.

a. EvERDELLs Sons, No. lO4 Fulton.
ssAcIUIsRE1Ah JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL NAN
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A SSIGNEE's SALE of SHOWCASES,
"A COUNTERS, GAS FIXTURES and variety OF Fancy
Hrclss rr.res Carved Black Walnut Goods Pessepefon-
Photograpbs Pictures &c. No. 5S Broadway ePpo'e aie
tropoliisn Hotel
A. NJ. MgRwIs. huctioneer 49,
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Nos. 6?4 ana
ID Ca6 Drosdway cor. of 4thst-Sales Of Books. sta
on,ry Pic,ur-, Works " Art Fancy Goods Fnrntors Nc
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. a?'
ku,y,v resrlv onnosi,, 81 Ncholas HoteL-GEO. A. LEA
WIT AuctiOn,sT by l. h. Cooley COMMITMENTS socNrt.
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NEW PRIZE LISTS NOW READY-Col-
lreons Tor oil claims against the y. NV inc udinx
PRIZE, BAG MONEY. BOUN1IES and ARREARS Of
PAY COLLECTED Of olce. Call or address L. BROWN
O. No 4 Pnlk place. NrMYoIk lity.
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INFORMATION WANTED of ELIZA u.
Il WEBB who i.n her home On MONDAY. August =, 1873
IN. WAS O. v-ne-n years cd with dark hair ard dark com
..on Nh.p she .fl home ss had co'ored de alns
fork irht Saune shawl and bad large bundle Any in
frmson Of her viii be thankfully received by her Moh.r
address. Mira ELIZABETH WEBB, No. l3J Csihsrine-ss.,
Phi .depLia
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ALL SOLDIERS wounded in the line OF
~ dnv and heirs Of such have died without receiving
BOUNTY call with your discharges on LEFFERIS. hOrF'
MANA Co.. Military and Naval Bansers NO. ~ rskrow,
Cime, Bndinsb Sew. York who will colec. OF cash the
hountv Also OFFICERS CLEARANCES PROMPTLY
OBTAINED LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
CHESTER COUNTY PIGS WANTED-Two
~ SOW. aud boar Must be Of pure breed four to I'VE
months Old Address with full particulars, C. 81 Box no.
10 Tn buns Office.
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VEWHLER WANTED.-A good WORK
- MAN to REPAIR IEWELRi. Apply to uEo' T.
ALLEN No. as broadway
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INVENTORS ard PATENTEES' NOTICE.
l Ths M...achn.etts MECHANICS FAIR opens SEP
TEMPER al-lO0 on visitors .Iprcted. We shi! sve
persou attention. al.o employ agents to EXHIBIT al tue
F, Machine. and models consigned to u. with view to
n. otat. Pa.ut Rgits Parties who wish to sell their
Patents exhibition also previous 20 aud alter
tsif at our SA e,room for Patents sud patented stces
FOR further information, adore" SPENCE Co., NO. ~
Hanoyer-.,., bottom. Mssa
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A Young MAN Of EDUCATION Gan

N Aurricsn) IS y.as Of ss,. d.se' staahen a.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN OF GENfRAL 'LLhh IN
.ou. .ubstsniisi house ~ eurty deposited. Reference
given and required. la. $500 TO invest 90 losm
Adde'S ". G., Boz No. 80 Iribun" ohce
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CTTUATIONS WANTED by a respectable
msn sud ~if with two children he youngest seven
f.r.d 1 an b. seen NJ heard from NO ~ Myrir ave-
Broo.lyn Good references furnished II required WIN Do
he ard OF three day,.
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Wan.s.

4 GRADUATE of YALE COLLEGE and
~ tho COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL, desires situation
a. -I,FDlT R or LITERARY CRl iC in CONNECTION wth
some Ssw.pap.f or rcnodicaL lie !. unable 20 seeP
nisht fdhofsh r. Please sddr's stating Iaheal. - H.
4. o.. Boz No 80 Srw iorh city.
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WANTEDA good GARDENEh ana
w SCOTSMAN TO teks charge oil q serd'tofr. Ma.'
conc well recommended Address Tor urc~ days SEhpo
MAN hoI No La Tribune Olive.
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7 ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE Of STEAM
IL BOATS. WHARF.BOArS, BARGEs aud OTHER
PKOPERTYSeaed Proposals invited and will be
ceived the places aud until the dates hereinafter named for
the purchase OF the following named
STEAMBOATS,. wHARF-BOATS, BARGES
other
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WANTED-A MAN capable OF MAhiNu
w UP and READING Wrky PaprL To com
patent man good fituation offered Adde'S per iet'ef
r. T.. CORTt1i on, No ~ b-ekmanst
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AT LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY. UNTIL WEDNESDAY
AUGUST ~, II H., for tie
Model barges Chafncr Henry Clay Voolfolk Payne NO
and Il. Norton and for seventeen ~ gnnwae brIgee
All Of which can be ct LOUISVILLE, hESLuChi
until the DAY Of sale. 49,
or the steamboat d. A. January registered ~
Side " heel steamboat Ohio, (wreck)
Stern wheel tug.boat T. d. horncr registered lJ9 tpnh
And thirteen (l3J gunwale bsrge. ,..,,.,,.
All Of which can be se-n at NEW-ALBANf, INDIANA
until the LAy of sale.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-03-31

PLANTING Pas DEnp Deep plant
ing is not generally resorted to, under
the impression that the seed viii rot
in the ground This is mistake.
Peas covered six or eight inches deep
viii produce twice Us much as those
covered bat one inch, they viii con-
tlnue towering longer, and the vines
are more yigo, ous and do not lie
down, as often is the case when shall
low paintings are made. We have
tested this matter, aud therefore know
from experience that if it is desired to
get a large crop the seed must be
buried deep in the soil A suitable
piece of ground which has been en-
riched the previous year was deeply
ploughed in the fall and again in the
spring, and put in fine filth. One
half Of the piece was marked out in
drills and the seed covered two inch
es deep. On the other half the
plough was sunk beam deep and the
seed scattered at the bottom OF the
furrow. In this way one-half the
piece was gone over and afterwards
merely leyeled, leaving the seed at
least eight inches below the surface.
The peas that were pfoughed in were
little longer in making their appear
ance, but they shot ahead of others,
the vines were thrifty and vigorous
and produced treble the quantity of
those in the two inch drills by their
side The seed used was of the same
lot, the Champion of England variety
the soil, time Of planting and culture,
Except the manner of putting in
were precisely the same for both
places. - Utica Herald.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-03-31
.faymcys' department.

GArpEN SEEDS LOOK OUT FOR THEM
Now.--Evory good gardener should
now be looking after the seed that he
is to SOW this spring. OF the import
ed varieties, the supply will probably
be much less than the demand, and
even of homegrown seeds the stock
frequently gives out by planting time,
as was the case with onion seed last
year. 1t is scarcely necessary TO insist
upon the Importance of good seeds -
good not only ms being of a good sort
or strain, but good as to their germi-
mating power. Old seeds are often o
source of great loss and disappoint-
ment. and many are sold each year
which are only fit to be thrown into
the fire. 1t is especially difficult to
procure at distance, from seedsmen
of reputation, seeds on which one can
rely with confidence. Seodsmen put
up their boxes ofseeds with a flaming
printed label Warranted Fresh -
All very true and fair for the first
year; but when these boxes OF seeds
are brought out year after year for
many years, it is neither true nor fair
Many kinds of seeds viii not yegetato
after the first or second year. The
only honest way is for the dealer to
label his boxes with the year in which
they were put up, leaving il to the pur-
chaser to decide for himself whether
or no they are "fresh enough for his
use. Test by sprouting q few Of each
lot.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-03-31

CuERANr AND GoostBERRY TRnEs -
Take sprouts Of last years growth,
and cut out all the eyes or buds in
the wood leaving only two or three at
the top; then push them about half
the length Of the cutting into mellow
soil whore they will take root and run
up single stalk, forming beautiful
symmetrical tree. If you wish it high
err, you have only to cut the eyes out
again second year. They have been
known to attain six feet in height.
This place the fruit out Of the way
OF fowls, and prevents the gooseber-
ries from mildewing, which often hap
pens when the fruits lies on or near
the ground, and is shaded by a super
abundance of leaves and sprouts IT
changes an unsightly bush, which cum
bers and disigures the garden, into an
ornamental dwarf tree. The fruit is
larger and ripens better, and will
last on the bushes by growing in per-
lection until in the fall Many people
suppose that the roots make out from
the lower buds. 1t is not so-they
start from beneath the bark and wood,
ct the place where it was cut from the
parent root. The currant requires to
be severely pruned, when the object is
large and handsome berries. AT the
spring pruning every new shoot should
beheaded back four or five eyes, and the
old wood wholly cut out, or as much
of it as possible, as it is on the young
and vigorous wood that the best fruit
is produced. = Country Gentleman.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-03-31

partitioned off in one corner of the
garnet (north side is the BEST. Fill
in the outside walls with brick. Latl
and plaster the inner walls, and white.
wash it inside. Have n strip of boar
round inside to fasten hooks to- Take
the hams from the smolehouso before
Che fiesget in and hang them up in
the dark room (Which should have nc
windows), and the meat will keep
There rs long as you wish.
| have kept my smoked meat in this
way for the last twenty years and ncy-
er had any to spoil. | am using hams
now that have been smoked year.
They are perfectly sweet.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-03-31

FACTS ABOUT Observation-Disclosures,
in its simpler adaptations, is very easy
of requirement, and capable of afford
ing much recreation at small ex-
pense; while, if the experimenter be
of philosophical turn, he may turn
his skill to very useful account Even
cold glass may be worked with facili-
ty known to few. 1t may be drilled
in holes very easily, the only imple-
ment needed being common watch
makers drill-stock A diamond point
is not at all necessary, as itinerant
operators often assert; a steel drill Of
good quality we'll hardened, will do
the business perfectly; and even if the
edge of the tool should give way be-
fore the whole is pierced through, a
little emery-powder and oil will re-
move every difficulty; or with the help
of these, the hole may be bored with q
copper drill. Not only so-glass may
even be turned in lathe. Strange as
it seems, this is literally true. No
special tools even are needed; any
amateur turner who has operated on
either of the metals, may chuck q
piece of glass in his lathe, and turn it
with the same tools, and in the same
way, as he would pieco OF stool, only
taking care to keep the chips from his
eyes. This strange discovery was
made almost accidentally, in the early
part of 1860, by one Of our most cele-
brated mechanical engineers, and
might have been patented, but the in
venter contented himself with simply
putting it on record, and generously
presented it to the nation. The con
sequence was, that no one cared
or thought about it, and the idea has
been suffered to lie nearly barren,
though capable of being turned to
great account. Let any amateur me-
chanic make the experiment, and he
will be surprised at the ease with
which this seemingly intractable ma
terial may be cut and fashioned accord
ing tolls will "A Aqmbers' JoWnal.