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accomplished corps Of assistants keeps ny The standard Of
Kew Euc nd education IL one Of tie most difficult ma
rnattracve localities ~ cur land, viz: the northern sc
Ion Of Boston, whore the foreign population IS largely
predominant. Under Nr. SheldOns Accumulation, the
hends Of the American Institute look Tor us greatly aug
snted success ant power and they scarcely thus
Ion in vain. II IS probable that the session OF le67 Will
occur al Providence, X. l.
There was one Circumstance connected with the session
Tins terminating which gave 10 not little hard feel
ng OF the part Of visitors 90 Burlington, tho persist
AIT refusal Of tie principal hotel either to notify guests
on arrival of their design % demand fun Of board
or on settlement % make tho deduction which had been
expected by an who read The Advertisements circulars
OF the Inst ute. There serious blame resting some
where, and The discomfort thus produced by somcbody
cerehcon will long aud Wratuly be REQUIRED 90 by very
many people, who otherwise would remember burlington
sh unalioyd pleasure The hospitality Of the cfiz ne
generally win certainly always bc rccoccted win me
highest degree of satisfaction; while the wea her, inc
character q jhc lectures ahl debates, and III I'M
considerations Ieatug 10 the Convention - sAyl
viii unite 10 produce and pcrpctuate pleasant meoi's
and to renew The strength needed ioT the O'oe "0 VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

" J.
SATURDAY Aug. H. 1856.
ASHEe-The market Ia fairly active and and hmi sales OF
o. 37tdts 50 for Pots and els 5O9e5 70 for Pearls.
COTTON-The market though fairly active is still In very
rn,eed condition and prices heavy at about G36c for
Modelling Upands to d. New Orleans and TeIasi sales Of
CoFFEE-we sales OF any description to advise to-
day. Prices without change.
Four is more active and prices better especially for fresh
ground the advance i0sl5c the low and medium and
sble the sales are 6 700 bbs at O. s5as7 IS Super.
fine aud Westerns o. oSsse 70 for ordinary and com:
mon Extra States o. 1882 90 for Fancy Sate 81 iOets IS
for The low grades Spring Wheat Extra A. 600
81 60 for Shipping Ohio which Is g. eo9si so for
eo s ST. Louis Extras Canadian Flour is
and prices nominal at 20 for the low grades Of
Extra and e. 750s2 80 FOR Trade snd Family brands.
southern Flour dull but tho low grades firm they
plenty sales q gao Sss a. - coas 30 iS common
Trade and Family brands Rye Fgr plenty and is in fair
demand sale, Of 40 ,o DBL . T. ~ Corn Meal dull
GRAINThe market tr sprins wheat /, fairly active and
with limited Offering prices arc 3aoc bette, the demand
Milwaukee In store at o. lo 1000 bush No. 2Chiosgo
Spring At eso Zoo bush os AMBER Michigan via Liver
choice White Michigan. in bbs at ~ sly Barley is dull and
nominal Bailey Malt scarce "a and Arm o. SoSs 60
saies q 5000 bush iat2c orheated Chcago Sa5o
for . good chicaso aSsss Tor wisconsin, Sic for Iowa
a S for Un.oand western sas5o for Dir to good do and
To- and in bt demand chiefly for the Eastern States tho
sales are bush at lsGe0e Tor Unsound eeie for
MIed Western aud 2o for very choice do and 81 o6 for
white Western,
qnote AZ % Q23ic. .
GtNNY CLOTH IL in better demand and firm at 3ii
G3Jc.
HAY-Tbe demand active and the market firm quote
al 75dsac or shipping and iG@Sl ~ ior tels los
gold Other kinds ar dull and nominal
HOPS are Arm aud Ia rood demand for home consumption
ue onote an @ 90 10 40 and ZOE growth aud quality
LATIISThe market dull bat prices without change
IMF-RocEsnd is firm with fair business at o. 80 for
Common and O. for Lump.
MOLASSES-Tbere has been good demand since orr last
and the business large embracing $50 bids chic
lw grade Cuba Cayed aud MuscCyado private terms
The nsrbst closed hrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

METALS-There has been only moderate ousiness In
Tor Baltimore and Lake New Sheathug and Yellow Metal
are without change In Iron have had very Gn market
for Pig. No. American Is Ia good supply and heG uDt AZ
$40 sis bat No. Scotch heavy at S6a $50 Lead mas
ruled quite dBl bat particular variation has occurred ~
the price; quote Pig u So 2 &c s Tor spanish e. 90
for German Refined and ~ '5Gsl ~ Tor EnslshaI soia
we quote Sheet and Pipe at lOsc. earrency
OlLS-Fsh OILS are frmeT aud IN talT demand al e. 20
a. 90 FOR Crude Whale and 80 y FOR do Sperm Lnseed On
firm AZ e0as e. Lard Oil quiet at from o. ~ for
PKOyIsIONS-Ibe has been Jess doing In Pork today
and prices easter, closing heavy Tor future delivery
0o 40 sor al the wear AZ Ss 25 TIE sales cash and
uar are SIS bbs Il t3o for Old Ness s o3d az org Tor
New do though s3l 70 Fas offered ana tesel cay - Inc
DAY. and go for Rumps Bees without chsgse OF ifpoTt
ncs sale. of loo bb at s6d go FOR Plain Mess and sO0
s2i Tor Extra Do TieFce Beet duh and Holh4 bsel mans
are entirely neglected Cut Meats are seaoyi ss ~
pkrs Western pckled Hams a. 2lc small lots Cly DO, IN
bulk pc and do. Shoulders at ice bacon - T .,
Lord is moderately active and sieady aes OF % pAss ~
20d.Cic. for City. aud q. a2l!c iog ilr 70 piiu'o 0 ~
Kettle Rendered MI, -, ,
AFrERNooN Provision MABERr 4ocLocK There has Zen
ony limited demand for Pork bat prices ruled III 'a "
800 bbls Moss regular, ~ sJi tsl q s3l 10 c,.
PETROLEUM. Is dull end heavy Of p. a2fe hr CTudei
426 i4c for Refined in bond ana 516Jo. for do Tree.
RCE-We have nothing 10 report IN the way VI h'eS O
prices very firm.
SUGARS-rhe demand for Raw Sugars confines rood,
and prices again higher by at least &C. ~ cosnH hrm AZ
the Improvement 1bc inquiry Is rom rehheFs and ior -
ment principally Though lew parcels have been taken y
trade We quote fair 20 good Refining t let0lcj sies
~ 6OO hhdS clGlc for Cubl-I3c for MartiDiquei IA
l3lc FOR Porto Rico and 80 DcXcs at HE About ha ne
r0De Refined are frmer NJ 1910. for Hards.
sEEDS-Grass Seeds sre dull and prices are nominal.
Rough Flax Seed ~ and hru Calcutta Llsee1 -
quiet 70 - 25d g Is in Boston ard bore. ., =,
SpELIFR is dull heavy and lower closrgn o, dotc Tor
Foreign gold and II a 90. for Domestic currency . ,
TALLOWThe market Is rm bat the business Is hnlteu
ewing 10 the small supply hand; sales OF 5000 los At "a
aIQ,e. fr common 70 prime Western and City. -.
wHISKY-rhe merset ia moderately eetNe anu nrH ~
in hand
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST Is, 1866

not intend ro through specify the contrn
deuus consider which Of The Of these gentle
strikes ny ulDd ns the more prbt1e or cOnlsteLt WIZ
the cfrcGmstauces and the evidence generals.
IL viii I'D " be- perceived that tie conflict great ana
irecCncat and that from he nature u the question any
evde &c woud cnrrobo theory or s imOuy n
eide woul be likely 10 be imporln and effective ~
deciding the issue INST the other nnd been
improperly allowed conceiyng that doctrine II For
rest against Forrest which il nothing but re affirmation OF
old in cbincefy 20 be app cabe al atty trials
II seems impossible tat when the question OF
credih the admission CT cacun ed 10
sustain side has not OIue,d injustice IN TIE general
result 10 he OF or.
Apnlvor that tcs-whether tho erroneous testimony pro-
duced mi oe In general Tesu! g. tie defendants TIE
cnse be re tiuk new trib should be allowed becaase
OF the r ur upon the cton 10 the evidence Mr. Bangs
as 10 statements made Tim BY Mr. Clarke the plaintiff IN
tho absence ~ he dcfudlns IL helrsay. an
no pruc / upon which IL should have been received. II
Il to be observed as that Nr. CLARKE when he stand,
testified about his going 20 Mr. Bangs. hd alb the III 81
sale being by the er but h. not examined 90 %
what he Mr Bangs when the defendants could have
cross him upon IT'S trutuess. Mr. Bangs
permitted under exceptions % tel tie substance 4 what Nh
Chke ed 10 him. thnk this tending did 10 snst iin
and NJ CArkes version least h recollection
In an essential particular easily nice question 81
crodbty have tnIned the jury against the INDIANS ard
~ th1t especially as the verdict iiy ser-
reflects tAe witness whose dence must have
been sarde Ought not critical review the testi
with msny circumstances - require Us 70 pronounce at
i.et0y bgi seeing that the errOueunsy received
may have cuehced ID jury believe Mr. Clark and TO as
credit Sir. Brooks and recognizing that na ,ton IL cfel'
by O. csseui0V proper 10 be submitted to men scc
toned 20 examine facts he fht IN which pope genera ~
them rather than ~ the close method Of ldses Apl
ytrs ought 10 that tho efrur may fyo done M Try
the defni7ns ald my "have produced Injustice ~ to
and that Therefore the verdict shond be SET aside and ne"
Trial ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
MARINE COURT-AUG. ll.--Before Justice Gross.
NICE QUESTION PoR COMMON cARRiRRs-HA'k WE
A ROuRBnN AMONG Us

james r. Smith. jr, agt The Eric Railway Company.
This action was brought 10 recover $lJO damages
on The los. barrel OF Bourbon whisky the dock at the
foot OF Duanes IL appears from the testimony that tue
plaintiff at the sent by the defendants large quantity Of
BOURBON whisky from Dankrk to this city and that on It's
here piled deep without skds chaks
Whine 20 TERED one OF lands fell with force enough 20
break its its contents The paintn charged the
defendants With and asked their liquor or its value
The defendants denied everything except the destruction
and the cause was tried on denas The holly
contested but the Judge rendered Judgment Tor the pantn
for the full amount =. -,
ellen aud Flanagan for plaintiff Eaton Laer Neyll.
for defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
COURTOF SPECIAL SESSIONS-AUG. ll.-Before Justices
KELLY and Dow.ISG.
VIOLATION oP HEATH LAws.

CLATGON oP HEALTH LAWS
Charles Beale was charged with violating the Health
Laws The Gocrsod dryig along Grand' OF Il ocoeA
boo the Fseung II aight soil He failed 10 some way
10 have u bis cart fastened aad consequently INC
soil wa. n ac n over street and heI ny causing 'e!
dsacreeA0a euyl He Immediately arrested by Onsef
Campbell Inc accused vas lined the sun oil S4o.
BREAKlNG 4 LIMB.
pernard puvore grocery Cers arragned on charge
" breaking little boys F,um the testimony u nppeas
Nh, complainant Thomas r. Dompsey) AMI i've or rec 'ther
hovs were PLAYING around tais mans dJor and Dehpef
kocked A. Aust The accused Rho followed nm across W
siret and gave hm shove the bs arm coming IN eoht'ct
with an fcc which caused the r Tue prisoner was
remanded until next Tuesday for sentence.
\ SON AND HIS MOTHER.
OTIS Fostc- q colurcG man. lately returned from
Howl was charged ty h moher Jane TAYLOR With having
made az attempt 90 KIN her with Tie accused
bar er has his On tie ncbi IN
question very late and reprim nded b s
other keeping such hours; feme words ersurd ~
Wtch moae- received very cut 81 A1F on her
hand SIC stted has aHn,s been desperate young
man. and about a cd be mado Ike attempt ~
numbering err She desired very much that 20 be punished
lie was s,nt 10 the Pcnl.e' fafy Tor lr months
BEATING WIPE.
Michael Granville sent to re Periientinry 9r Two
months Tor teatn and othrraisa misusing rs wife lfese
parties have lived together FIR about ~ yefrs Mary 'li
ye tie Vie IA lacy eeungy much oder than TIE husband
and G1ic Ine etlcd that re came o. 20 hs supper ana
knocked Lcr without saying word 10 hun Oh IA
anywiso provoking 20. - 49,,
Cases Il tis very NUMEROUS and u' calendar
hardly without iron three o. dozen every session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
gapinss BauKs.

NATIONAL FREEDNAS's SAVING AND TRUST COM
PAsY-Ihe New.York branch Of this Institution VIZ %
opened on Monday ST 10 O'Clock, NJ NJ No carfon
Beecker This company has been oy the
United States Government with Peter Cooper ne hon. uei
Smith and others trustees. Toe central once VIA %
In HewYofk and branches the southern states are Already
in receipt Of large amount OF arpos,s ~ VIC
u u, " 10 p N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
Receipts OF Produce.

Auo liz COO bbs Flour go bbs Whisky. 940 bhla Corr
Meal $50 sacks Meal J. eJ busb. Wheat 25 f3 bnsh
m l2s7 bush. Oats, 70 100 bush. Rye go Dlsh hit
lgO7 bush Barley ~ pkgs. Cut Meats ~ DDs Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

Fine State Butter j. doing bettor account Of scarcity
There Is no mprov h. Common Western. with large
stock on hand Prime fresh made Ohio hFkns arc bags
3g in srt ipbbng way. Light cOlJrpd and heated sells
nnd sOmo very good western reserve
il Offering pre- lot ~ Ohio pals was sold al &C. There
ia some demand for the Cafrna market shippers paying 30
and see lot good Illinois rkin8 brought 2sc. Choice
state h-kns have sold high fi4iJc, l. mall way.
Good Welsh tubs were Offering this morning al Ilc. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

Statement for the week ending Saturday Aug l6 car
OF Cattle II cars of Hogs Of Sheep OF Horses
car OF Cayes-Totbl lg7 cara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

For rrr WsEz .vDIya Aug II. 1900.

WIZ 'NIIND Avg IT. I'I1
fEruresy for Tua n. 7. by our own Reporterl
lie following the rates Of articles IN good conn
ton sold commission houses vhOfsae Shippers
receive TO 10 less deducted for c0mnssions beside
freight and other charges Parties receiving produce 20 sell
often with the request Immediate bo made cannot
aiwavs obtain prices zen transient buyers nave 70 pay
cur figures died for the farmer than the ner
chant nDd prefer not 20 sappoAt ~ Abe re oLtle
prices Of very choice articles
BEANS ND PEAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
ID. G. & r. III. FISK,

ID. &. & r. II. FISK,
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES sEcURTTIBs,
40. 10 NAssAI ST.,
Under the Fourth National Bank.
Buy AND SELL AT MARKET RATES,
UNITRD STATES 90 or lsrl.
UNfTED STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 Bonds
UNITED STATES 10 TREASURY NOTTs.
USIED STATEs COMPOUND lSTERRSr MOTHS, and
ALL OTHER UNITED STATES SECuR1IEs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

Tie stock ~ cheese has down low in the city nv !. m
aeTtod large the country Dealers here have not
been buyng late ami not Inclined 10 operate
ecept al figures below what they held 40 IN the country
While sonnet ling very gilt edged might bring 1895 to-day.
Is not safe npon than .c for line factories
At this price shippers w0cll operate freely They expect 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

The earnings Of the Central Pacific Railroad for June
were 81 600 in gold; for July SIS 900 in gold.
The receipts Of the Toledo, Wabash and Western Rail
road for the month Of July we're:
1866 1904 sI6 u lees t27 79s 81 Increase s ls 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
financial.
OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE
Ny. GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY co,
Eev-York. Auyls, l. 1896 ,,. ,,xy..
As meeting afie bo,RD 0, DnyofoE' JOSHUA j. hhNn1
"' '''n~'1'' excited fE'i Fasc ISL oGBRsS T,.A
DIRECTORS.
sAsusI .. s.soocE Of B'ssoss, Broshen Co
l. Scs Hcysas, d t. ]. Won aoa@sa Co.
iSsaT wosy IaS 81 No. 81 rs t fvs ''' Co.
ySsss ;. joEssTosr ~ Bqornsn. Johnston CO.
WA'aD g g9w. Pde1. Continental Nations. B.nl
" BurIxR DUSc,s q Dsnean, sherman L 60
gsSssF 1 sSas.s S't Ssace we.e
Ri slss IGS. Ps oftle ,ai Weston sl,n In.
MARTIN Barns. Of 81 Bates, j. CO.
j6s,aIggIe J. y H ,i;,Ss F; se.P;..s.,.
FRANCIS J. OGDEN, Treasurer.
CAPITAL. s2.O00.0oO.
CASH ADyANcEs s on MEScrAsD.ss srosS sO on
Ta Company pfep 70 take the management Res ard Per
ona Estate AMI % negotiate Looms for se' and Corporation"
bearing sii1s{ interest .s.i.'-
EINANCIL.-TO LUMBER DEALERS and
roy p14fST sysE wheHE ses ia 'e operation Be.
tween ard O'clock; ne q P,i.e9n soam WIZ oSt o. sOs.s
s s.y, os tof 81 W. Il. WniMsiI 10 ~ psar n Z.
''''N' NEw-iOgE. Augus,. lSo6
Ara Regular Meeting Of the Board Of Directors , OF
,s se,s,sP , .d Pre'ieai 20 hltle vacancy
oes.sioned by t J. stone and MI kEnsEN
LANE VA in'1'''u'' S'''' Nv TSos rre.idu. pro
hESIRABLE INVESTMENT.
~ uNITEp STATES COY ttANi-SI, ho,Ds hara S =,
'"fal money 'oN SALE y 'o''-' . no % walls,
OWES o. rTs .ssIi5,s on so NIsise corP.sr
No p Wm-r ,nsr. NEWfoRK AuL 3 1870.
rT,HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF tha
Stockholders e this Company ior ae election Of ThysTEks
0fltsoi lAAfS NJ
S sses ~ BI no y % " o5cKElS Secretary
nFfIcE of MAYNARD ~ TIEMANN, MINING
" ENGINEERS CONSULTING CHEMISTS SoIto fsaiLst,
NY snd Cen Cy Co.oro Alys tiod nd SILVER hnalyses
Of ores Tner unr pioiu coda Ash Se &c Special
attention given on.ys Iron Iron sf aud Iron einesI
TOR sAIE.-BRO ADwAY AND SEVENTH
AVE. Rl'LRQAD srOcH PAYING 70 PR SESd piyi ,
RAILPOAb AND OTHFR CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND
BONDS so GH9lcE iNsyRASSs stp3hs A ~ ho''
STOCK BROKER AID AUCTlONfkkr
40. 40 PHE.sr
$4,000 S cHEFoKEE NATIONAL WAR
ADDER, J. ". sTAPLER
Wiuflg'on, Delawre
CITY OF QUINCY, ILLINOIS, BONDs.-Hold'
re o. said Bond, can ersh,ngs them Tor NEW BONDS WHICH
the State pays. Ike s,so Address ,aI KIDD PIERCE
Co. No 70 Br,rdtt. New.Yara. July n 1860
TINTED STATES TREASURY,
~ INTEREST DEPARTMENT. go, 100.
scuynrrvs ov ,oM THIRTY Or I68E 40, COZ.
POSs maturing lfe' ne l n'sr' WI nov 1f ss.ssa 70. e.
81. II. VAN DfCk- Assistant lfeasnfef nited states
TRAVELLING CREDITS on Messrs. J. s. NOR.
( GAN Co, LONDON fssccessors - GO PEABODY
L Col avail praoipl cities Of EUROPE and The
EAST" msed Sy DABAEY MORGAN Co. No % Exchange
-n-1<.-<n><z>zn~Ss~D@s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

The Egg market Is unsettled prices vary with the differ
eut marks states 60 OH lots sold % day at c Joss
OF some at 2 re 40 the mark Good fresh State eggs are
worth &c. Receipts fair. W. quote:
New jersey and Pennsylvania fresh q doz 20 az
Western. and Canada T. doz. good orGer.- % az
Egg Data y BUSH good. -.--.---------..--..-fS a.
FRUITS AND BERRFS
Peaches arriving freely and prices are declining
Dealers complain of duh sales an think consumers are need
iey about eating peaches The price az which they
started of very high and could not use them
they began take hold, consumers have
hardly eating and IL unlikely that when they
do will be nearly for hore are no peaches %
speak II north Of Delaware and chs crop IN that state
Prices vary greatly oton the day Iney are plenty To-
day and WhOrebcrEies few OF which brought -
this morning while plenty offering 70 bushel this
Common apples and arc plenty and ow-
fine fruit DearbOn seeding brought Ella
g. per bushel-Bl0odgoOd 81 few plums have been
ceved up Hudson and brought s. per blsheL We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

rBE DECISION or THB COURT BELOW AFFIRMED
oprvtoE py JDDGE DAbY-RBylEw or TIRE TES-
TIyoYy-p,ssESTlN0 OPINION BY JUICE CAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

CASH ADVANCES made MKEcEANDIsE ~ STORE ssp
Transit sfocxs BONDS aud other srcuarrEsi I'o Of
SHIPMENTS EUROPE. -.
TINS Company take he u Res ard Per
oua Estate ami negotiate Loans foT aud Corporations
Also o collect Interest, Coupons, Sc.
Moneys ,eiyed dpo Tor which cshs,es vii be suss
hear interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

BEANS ND pEAs.
Be'ns are quiet, vith Light stock on The market. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

Ny. GUARANTY AND INDEMNITY co..
EewYok. Angus, l. 1865. . . ,,-.,n..
AZ meeting a tho bosRD o, DRyofoEs JOSHUA j. hLNns
Sss anannoasiy siaeed PRESIDENT Of ibis Company.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-15

BEET SUGAR IN EUROPE The quaint
'ty of bcet-root sugar made in France to
the end Of March from the beginning Of
the season was 259. 500 tons, against IA
7SS tons ia the season lS64.65 to the
same time. or an increase of IA, $40 tons
ovcer last year. AS the French sugar
consumption is only put down at $50 600
to 10000 tons, France will this year
produce on her own soil more than sufi.
cient for her consumption. g.fnA laa ah..
According to official returns. the weight
Of the green beet root taken into the 270
manufactures Of the Zollvercin. during
the season S64-65, amounted to Al 6il
204 cwt-producing ,l70662 tons Of
raw sugar, preceding seasons. (lS65.6)
in consequence of the unflvorable weather
the crop is got expected TO amount t.
more than 10000 tons. although wi
der extent Of land is now planted with
beet and although the number Of factorie,
is greatest.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-08-15

WAR you HAVE sam.

When attending the cattle shows ano
horticultural exhibitions last all seeing
the splendid fruit exhibited by you
neigh bors. aud others, You said mex
August / will obtain some buds from thu
tree which produced splendid pears, ap
ples. 1cacnes, &c. and ,hud my trees !
will have as good fruit as nry nelghbor'
Well, next August has come, and you
little trees are not budded. aud some lar
ger trees have fruited and failed in Yuai
-ity of their fruit. Now 10 the time te
work then, and do what you said
aud have as good fruit as your nelghbors
Budding is a very simple process, with
which any gentleman Of taste can amust
and recrca,e himsclfin his garden, ana
learn to do in five minutes. Any bright
lad eau do the same.
Budding must he done when the SAP
flows and tie bark peels freely, generally
during August and the first of September
1t is generally practiccd on very small
trees, though trees that have fruited may
be bulded IN their branches. regard being
had to tae size of tue branches, and the
form of. the tree. 81
Small trees usually are budded close to
The ground. thus: select smooth place
in the stalk ; make a perpendicular slit
downward, with a very sharp knife, thro'
the bark, about an inch long; then make
"a cross cut at the top of this slit, quite
through to the wood, slanting a little
downward then, with the ivory haft Of
the knife, raise the rbark on both sides to
the bottom of the slit being very careful
not to injure the cambium, or sap wood :;
next, having obtained your buds on the
most vigorous twigs of this years growth,
and having cut off the leaf, leaving the
steam, as soon as separated from the pa
rent stock. cut off the bud with very
sharp lnife, just through the bark. leav-
ing u thin piece of wood only on the in
side centre of the bud; insert the bud
with expedition 10 the bottom of the slit
between the bark and the wood, taking
care TO have the top of the bud below the
.cross cut, so as to have the bud fit down
close to The sap wood; then the whole
slit, except the eye and stem of the bud.
is bound up aud covered with strip of
strong wet bass mating, tight enough to
press the raised bark and the bud home
.upontbe sap wood. This string is usu-
ally to lie taken off in about ten days, or
as soon ; it begins to girdle the tree.
The next spring after the buds start, cut
off the sto,k about one fourth of an inch
ABOVE the bud, slopipg downwards on the
opposite side.
Only this simple operation is necessary
to mike every little tree produce just such
fruit as you please, such as will most dc,
light the eye, crafty the palate, aud fill
the pocket 2 = fA
Will you get those buds and bud those
trees as you said you would if not.
what is your word or resolve good for ?
Nothing. by s
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at 5O0 PER YEAR We want agents

d Enl PER YEAR I We want agents
W .CUO everywhere to sell our IMpRoyrp
go Sewing Machines. Three new kinds I'm.
der and upper feed. Warranted five wears.
Above salary or large commissions paid The
1M a i E@ IN me United Statesfor less
Wheeler ~ Wilson. Cover K Baker. SINGER
20: ana Bacheldef All other cheap machines
are lhiregements and the seller or ser are liable
10 arrest, fpe, and imprisonment. Circulars
zee. Address. or call upon Shaw II Clark. Bid
deford, Name. OF Chicago, I'll, CYL