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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14
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BUSINESS CHANGES, Action. Z. D..
Putnam. last week sold his house and
land TO Caleb Fisher, Esq. for $1,000, and
we understand that he wishes to sell out
his entire interest in the firm of Putnam
y Spra%ue. Judge Putnam has been en-
gagged in the mercantile business in this
place for the past thirteen years, during
which time he has earned enviable reputa-
ton as thorough going honest business
man.
Mr.. W. y. Perry has also sold his inter
est in the firm OF Perry Brothers to Mr..
j. +. Perry. who will doubtless maintain
the former good reputation of the house.
the mercantile business having been car
Iicd on in this place by their father and
themselves for upwards of 40 years. Mr..
Perry is soon to enter upon the same bust
ness in PlattsbUrg. Mo. During the three
wears that he has been in business here lie
has won the confidence and respect of the
whole community, and as he leaves for
his new home in the west. he has their
best wishes for his prosperity and success.
While the adjoining towns are complain
ip% for the want of thaws, we have them
trrqucntly-thc kind we are noted tor
throughout y. E.-Orc of the severest
ancs OF the season occurred last Sunday
ui.rsit. regular Cabot thaw. viz foot
aud a-half of snow and prodigious blow.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH.!!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH !! !
in from 10 to as hours.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures THE ITCH.
WHEArON's OINTMENT cures SALT RHECM.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures letter
wHEATON'S OINTMENT cures RARBERs ITCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures OLD SORES.
wHEATON'S OINTMENT cures EVERY KIND
OF HUMOR LIKE MAGIC.
Price SO cents box; by mail Go cents. Address
WEEKS POTTER, No. ITO Warrington Street,
Boston, MasA.
For sale by all Druggists.
Boston, Aug. 26, 1S6I--sp. notice yr
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Turner's Tic Douloureux or Universal
MoaIaa Dill is 4 safe. certain and speedy cure for

Neura and all nervous diseases The severest cases
re compet .lv and permanently cured in very short
time Neuralgia in ths face or head is utterly banished
in few hours No form of nervous disease withstsnds
it's magic influence 1t has the unqualified approval of
many eminent physicians. 1t contains nothing injuri
GU. to he most delicate system. Sold everywhere.
Sent on receipt of 81 and two postage stamps. TUR
NER x CO., 40 fremont street, Boston, proprietor
Boston, July /, 1857 -ly.
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62d year of their welded life in the home
they made in the first years thereof. A
cross word never passed between them.
In his prime, Mr.. Lake had strength, and
at 80 years old moved an acre of grass
in just Sc minutes, the quickest time ever
made.
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formerly worked in this village. He ha.
worked for the last few years at McIndoe's
Falls.
Measles have given almost every family
in town call this winter, but seem pass.
Ing by now.
Mr.. Ballou let team on Monday to
some young men to go to Wells River. In
the evening the horse came home alone.
badly heated up. and with piece of one
thIil hanging to the harness. The sleigh.
winch was nice new one. was found
badly smashed between here and McIn-
does Falls. No one hurt. The cause can
easily be told.
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r. r. r.
The high praises n, from people in all u, Is
of lie world that have drIv, benefit from he
IiidW's' /. me -!cz. 'ici ritle TO conf
There / No pain 80 v,rc, dI-ease NAL ;nln'
-w j. it, Destruction ui life that the H adv clicf
vii II pp the pain and rest in ts PROCESS ~
: hrard f If IL, tried it Let tn who h,v- not
used it II sick, give trial. 4 few minute WI
prove its Pow.r of - piping pa n. Read he following
lct;r AN person 'ubtns it truthulncss writ
T. til I. =. COnsll Iii, For every word true
W.T.! one h n!rcd d,lar..
see Dr. EIdway's Almanac for l-tS
I'm, umoria split ~ Bood, Difficult breathing Cured
Wonderful Cur in the Imperial Marion Il Guard
OF the Brazilian Army.
H" pE JANEIRp, June l6, 1856.
Moses. RAJ NU<r" & IEITH y RE-:
gentleman 1t i nearly cigHt years that have
sut;crr from +. .ruoIi Id have lad the beet
vice, ht could LOt c.lrd " in the hospital los
d. Il TT tim sp.- blood an matte Ju see
in TIL r.uld not get any bctt T. ! made up my
mind AMI let i. And fortunately, wAs met by a
nd, Tho recommended Ut. l;ldnay Il Co. : prcpl a.
ton.
Al, taking irs- dose Of /; Ii aud water could
rs4t.e lit tIsc, aud all my pains MA. hing
cont uucd taxing o. |; dvry- Fills tVery night.
md MALT tc .spo 'iu OF L; Ii fani water a.d al rub
bling nv chest and throat with it, AID. tina k God
cci Hy SCI! prr.cCt well. only took ten DO ties OF
Rel All tnrce hoxc- OF Fills. hope that the author,
If laid preparation may have long and p osperou.
life. -; JOSH pI,s ,RGU Es, 1Io Pran, Ia Street
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Boston Market---Feb. II.

FLOUR We stern superipr a. So IN $3.50.
common cxtrsz AT $1,000 % Loo mct.iur. d. 81
% u 90; ST Louis AZ 5 S.5p * .3.in & hhl
CORN Western mix i, ST. % - sou hegu
yellow SIS 70 Lao OATS nor herr OIL. -. 500
western 600 ~ 900. RYE sl.'o "a -. sHpKI>-
Sil.50 q 1870.
| FORM Prime, SIS 80 20 $500: ucs', > g
sl5.u". fzmily S2L0n LARD, l. . ot BE-. .. ~Huhl.D
HAMS, Il g IS ? ID. 81 TIER. = A. {. 10.
CHEESE, Is y loo q ID
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Charles SteVenson's Estate.

STATE OF EKMONr,l Whereas, Charles Stew, Il
Caledonia District, son, last inuabit the
town OF Hardwck, in aid district hath li die in
tsta, seized and 20 of certi good and estate
within aid town Of Hardwick, the right OF gran ia =
adminitra ion upoh which, apprr ans to the probate
cOu.t for aid dis ric and whereas the sid of
Hard lex has ci their pc it.On in said court stating
hat the sid La lee hat widOH h ir,
by law capable of nheritng uch estate, and praying
that inqu i-ition may b taken in The pr nli=es.
Tnis il tnerefue to lofty ali persons having cai
tn inheritance Of the said Charles ST Rp-
pear before said cyur, the 24h cay of ScptcIbe
D., 1865 1T he prob tie office in 81. ohnzGLIy, in sd
district then and tuere TO SNOW Gus, if she OF
they have wherefore the said should lot der,
.djudge md deere. hst tn ,tatc aforesaid sh-u es-
CHEAT such ls tn. law directs.
Dated at t. JoAn-nury, in id dtrict, this 10th day
of February, A. d, 1865.
by the COurt.--Attest,
1896 ASA l.. French, Judge Of Probate
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DR.. H. hnder's Iodine Water,

pure solution + Iod Dissolved in water without 4
soIyen containing griius OF / dine each iu q
ounce f wat Iodine il se-nitt tv al medical
be the beat kno remedy for scrotua GER, can
CCrs syphi il salt cam, &c ami thuu-s ada testify
t" he wo. drfrl virtues Of thi r.. p,rat .uch
Circulals free.
J. 7. DINSNORE, Propri tor.
No. 81 hey st, New York.
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry

has been ned To- nearly half century for Coughs,
Cold=. Consumption afec Of the Throat
Lungs AID G est II cures cough by loos-nir and
clean inS the lungs si aayinG i.rt on, 'hu-
ing the instead II drying up tile cough and leIv-
ing the cause tchin
SETH W. FOWLE { son, Proprietorz,
No. i fremont St, Boston.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

WORKS like aic oil sores burn, scaG, cuts oInd.
rails -prHi'.. chopped Ia ca lblais &c, &c. Il
s oupt IN &C ion, othe- 'e pain, kcs
and rcd icrs the m Il sngry oting nc- sd IL
tAmht'rs; nus Al d ng 'licI AID comp etc
only 3 cci Is OK -ent by mail tor 81 ce u.
SEIU ". FOWLE b son, Proprie OF.
&3-IG No. Is Iremunt, =, Bosom
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

The Estey Organ. - The Springfield Rcpubli-
can saws A peculiar and admirable feature of this
instrument is the Vox Humana Tremolo, recently in
vent and pat 'nted, which does away with the
objections sometimes urged against tremulsnt.. This
being under perfect control ~ TO rspidy s deli
pulsadons appeal to the listener with power and
pathos impossible to resis.' 1t
These Organs arc manufactured at Brattleboro, VT.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

A Household Word. THE BEST, THE on
" reliable the cheapest. Try it. Mrs. = A. Aliens
Improved (new style) Hair Retorcr Dressing lin one
bottle.) My wife and children prefer it, Every Drug
gist sells it. Price One Dollar. 9l-?l
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

PIP. O.--Try a box of PoLAND's PLANTAIN
ON rNENT. The bes: Salvc in the W orld. lake nc
othe but insist on having this. For sale by all Drug
gst and country dealers.
DIR J. W. POLAND, Manufacturer.
toct6S lSee ADVERTISEMENT
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CHAPTER. NO. IL, R. A. M
MASONIC HALL,
Regular meeting, Friday eve, March &, 1865
F. J. DALTON, Secretary.
PALESTINE COMMANDERY, NO. s.
MASONIC HALL-UNION BLOCK.
Stated Concave March 2, 1855
j. l.. PERKINS, Comma nder.
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OF Interest to Everybody. the advc

Of tn ShUttl Sewin,; chine in the about
IL; man ficturcrs have sid about iif
Thousand, and UNI rccrden.- tc.timoniie Of their
intrinsic orth ha Prunp ed thc.n enlarge tn.
chin, and Ot!c wire improve l., that the StNr
Shu tie ; win, Machine r ands without rival. Mr.
Wilson crcdI fOr assuming the rcspynsI-
bilty ttinC Lock : tcl Shut,I' Swing VI chine
Ie itOn with all first class and high p iced
chine. II
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CamhrihQe Market---Eeh. IL

Market BE Extra, $500 "a a - First quality
$l?.uO ID $3.50. second, Sl1-5 a ST.. Third
$50 IA ll.'U.
Store Cattle Work ug Q pair, $50, 600,
$50, - 500.
Nicn cows and calves 81, 81, - $; 100.
leaIlhgs so y 30. Two year old, 30 q ~.
Three years old $+5 "a -.
sheep and lambs In It, $500, a25 $50 . 10.
EH "a, 81 81 ia $50. Spring lamb. 5000 "a 0rr
Hides, q SO. Iallow, u 1sc fcl.s, 5000
= 900. Calf skin, IL 10 l1c.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

"a The Y, gctable Pulmonary BslsaUI, for coughs
coils and consumption, Is not of those ephemerl
nostrums hat forgotten in the year they
born. reputat of forty yesrs' standing and in
sing pulity pretty good evidence of its value
(iet the g,auiAc REED, CUTLEK Co, druggists
Bost IN, irop.ietor,, q6-lUS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

sVWhen the uriue is thick, turbid deficient in quan
tity voided with di;cultyfor all obstruction. Of
the kidneys, bladder urinary organs give Sheridan
Cavalry Csndi ion Powders.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

If gentleman writing from the far west says: 81
must have Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil in the house.
1t is the st family medicine for curing all kinds of pain
have found, and cos; what it will l have it."
And who bsmes the mani DO you use il, rc.ders
Sold by BINGHAM, and RANDALL St. John,bury.
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DEATHS.

Births, Marriages AID Dealt. inserted uhitua-
ries, including poetry 'ENr- liue.
At Noycsyilr, (WaiGe.,' Jan. .. Mr.. Z-h:oa Dos.
sgod e yrtis.
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MARRIAGES..

ON Wednesday, Feb =, At tie resd IL + tn b i!cs
father by the Rev. BE ;tic, Nj mes T.. Hun
ter Of Ryegate and Ni-s Flor. Abbot 4 Harnc'.
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WRippjng q Minister.

Whippjng q Minister.
Mr.. EDITOR: | noticed a piece in the
Vermont Union entitled whipping a min
ister,' that is not correct in many particu-
lars. The facts are these: Rev. Geo. Cra-
ven taught school at West Danville in the
winter OF 80. \ boy by the name of Ros-
well Dow went to the school. He was
considered one of the worst bows in that
or any other school. Consequently he
was punished in order to make him obey
the rules of the school. But have never
learned from any reliable source that he
was punished more than was necessary to
make him obey. Some four years ago
young Dow ran away to California. and
has been there until some three weeks ago
when he came home to his fathers at
West Danville. Rev. Geo. Craven came
here to preach Jan. %. On going home
from singing school Saturday evening,
Dow. now p years old. came up behind
him, and struck him twice in the face.
swearing by his Maker that if he COM
planned of him he would kill him. But he
'''N SOOtN" W hSCp Jul vi WI Vi Ncil >
way. Mr.. Craven was not hurt and there
were no marks left upon him. not go much
as fly would make. But the insult was
too much for the citizens to bear. They
had warrant issued, and did al! in their
power to have Dow arrested-with the ex-
certion of one man. who took Dow into
his sleigh, and covering him with robe.
conveyed him to Walden. where he was
hid among the BOWS until he could es-
cape to New Hampshire. The two first
letters of the mans name who carried
Dow off are John FRY. CITIZEN
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ter. etc. rarely to be found. Had the lee
ture only been given by foreigner. it
would have hundred calls for repetition.
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Spefial Autiffs.

PASSUMPSIC LODGE, NO. 27, Al
MASONIC HALL-UNION BLOCK.
Stated meeting, Feb &. Called meeting, Feb. l3
II. c. HASTINGS, Sec'y.
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For couohs. colds and consumption try

the old and we kno,n Vegetable Pulmonary Balssm,
alpro, co and used by oldest and best physcIaus
AMI families FIR for " yeas past. CT the genuine.
REED CUTTER CO., Druggists Boston, Prop.ie-
tors. $3.50
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

ss- For all Lung Difficulties, Johnsou's Anodyne
Iiniment should b, upon the throat and chest,
outw ardy as well a. inwardly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

The Middlebury Register says: The
races which were to have come off last
week on the ice at this place. were de-
terred Con account of the Supreme CourD
until Wednesday and Thursday of this
week" Did the Judges want to attend the
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New York Wholesale Prices Current.

Reported expressly for the 81 JOisJry Cd.eto'stI,
by II. Z. BALLARD Co, General Produce Com
mission Merchants, No. 3j2 Washington street, y. Y,
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List of Letters remaining in the post oihce
St. Johnsbury, February II, ls6o.
Chase III Leblanc Alec
Hale Ann Max!am Nolney
Harris Phebe NJ Newman Capt W
Harvey Hiss L O'Ncil Mrs NJ
Ha.Ch Clarence Pa ten Ora Z
Ingalls, Bert saHbOra Srs NJ VI
knight Miss Lavina Told John
- Parties calling for the abov. lcters will please
give the dlte of the list. Ii. w. FLEETWOOD Z.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14
TO VERMONT FARMERS :!

Double Refined Poudret composed Of the night soil
and osl of New Yok City Is the most forcing and Y'ck
&c ina manure in market, trtce as strong rs the srcl
commonly 4 own Is PoudTett half a. much will
10 . far IL Is equal to the Lest SuperphosphGte in
Haret at less tan haf the price, is suitable for every
cro or garden stuff 1t will mature them ten days To
t,v6 eks earlier and double the produc. So will
nure A , acre of corn in thu hill. Price in Burlngto.
$50 per ton. Pamphl t. it'll full information set
al phi, alton J. 5 FIERCE X CO., Burlington agent
for the Lodi Manufacturing Company. tspr.l
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RUTLAND COUNTY.

Royal 3. MiiIil,in. editor OF the Brandon
lead in his bed at Brandon. Friday morn
in%. lie has been cripple on crut"hes
since he was seven years old, but his life
was successful through his energy and per
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-02-14

pro ectcd Solution of he rotoIde of iron supplies
the blood with Life ement Iron, giving strength
NiSor, and life 20 the VIII L. sysoIn. For Dysp p
sis Dciliy Female Weakness, &c. il i. = specific.
= page Pamphclc cUnta nj. alulblc :Icati.e
'Iros. Medicine" with certificate and recommcn-
GAtons, Nc, will be nee.
J. Z. DINSMDRE, Proprietor,
Ne. 81 Dey ST., New York.
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The following Remedies are all Old and well estsb-
shed and thousands have been benefited by their
They for sale by druggists generally.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

Rev. E. II. Griffin was installed as pas
tor of the First Calyanistic Congregations
al Church Of Burlington last Thursday.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The st. Adams Transcript comes to us
much enlarged. and printed on new type.
1t was always Il handsome paper. but now
ii is much improved.
They have had another shooting affair
at st. Adams. A French grocery keeper
shot and fatally wounded one OF his Gus
toners who had got mad and undertook to
smash his windows and things.
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y. Wiley OF Eyc-a.e. has re-
.i.tl Hebron. :. y. wish an
..t per -H...ii.
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..n. %. iHe finn &c Cross 4
a'-r-. Is, MS ray mare last
some il.orual disease. She
. sln animal. costing her owner
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SPRING WoRx.

The extreme severity of the winter
just ended, during which there was
hardlya day in which anything COULD
be done in either orchard or garden.s
save, perhaps, some pruning andamanla
ure-hauling, will render it the more ne-s
cessaryto exercise diligence and energ
gy in prosecuting all the horticulturalI
and chronological work of the, farm. % 10
Vineyards, orchards, and kitchen -eaiGs
dens, are all TO be planted, and the sea-
son for this work is Short But while
this is true, we would caution, our read-i
ers against "the haste'' which is "a de-
structive one. 1t isa bad plan to post
pone, Ito another season, planting your
orchards or vineyards, but it is worse
to do it in an indifferent way. Moth
ing more imperatNely demands care
and labor at the outset than theyIdo,
and it is sheer folly to slight them. BE
prompt in sending your orders to the
nurserymen-beaetive in preparing the
ground, and plant as soon as itcan pos
sibly be done. ag0Hs sgR d 30 1al - ai
inthe kitchen garden,1 while all due
exertion must be used. still greatcare
must be Htaken not to work the ground
until it is fully .ready.--Pldntesna and Far-
~ q
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THERE'S 4 PROMISE or spRrSa.
hr fRol, IA,IEs AsIis 3, n.nrr. ! Estt. 4

/
I BY PROF JAMES Avis BARTLFY. Il q
80 r3fA aaf ui --d SEQ lsillIiI nsy,t
There's apromise Of Spring in the softer air,
And the warm glow ofthe sunlight there;
In the lighter blue Of the open sky,
Where thelsHowy clouds reposing Iien hrr
In the loosenea streams andthe floods that
| leap HHGiN 9ai II tlafu3ag1 9d aF
With joyous bound down the rock y steep,
And laugh and sport through the meadows
Where the green grass teiis where they soft
ly glide;
Meath the wayside hedge where the snow
drops peep H.lh feu'Ir Al'
With timid glance from their place of sleep /;
Where the earliest daisy turns its eye"
With a look of love on the passer-by, ~
And deep blue yiolets, young and sweet, "
Look tenderly up our gaze to meet. :
In the cheerier notes of th.yiolet's lay, -
iTheiblue-birds hymn on the topmost spray,
The stochdoves coo SO lsofs and low, s,t.. ~,
And the bobolinE's wild ecstetic fowl .,fl
Theweary heart that longed to feel .,-,t, ~
Thisinhuencesweet DER MIXTURE steal,ioi .,
Aud deemed the lingering winter long, i,5,,,
Exults and utters its joyin song. fisYnI 9ilg
1t KNOWS that soonthis prophesyy hn,als b.
A living and joyful truth willle, i13- nogeq q
That whole wide Landscape and skyshall
r. livedas 3hhI no % HsfiGagaH 6iugg
In colors thatonly Spring can give, dus 3li1
The JOY increase, and nielody rise siHqH ~
From weary breast to tile eehoing slSies.5 N
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Che farm and 0araen.
FIELD CULTIvATIoN OF PEAS.

|
Feas' ike summer or spring rye,
should be got in as early in tae spring 4
as the condition of the soil will permit IN
Early frosts do not injure this vegeta-,i.
ole IN the Least, and it .germinates alta
much lower temperature than most cul- ,.
tlvated plants. Where the variety,
Is small, the seed should. be sown thick
-no less than three bushels to the acres. /,
especially 1.-THE soil is rich and in good
heart. Some prefer tae drill system in
growing peas, and under certain cir
cumstances, the question certainly has
its advantages. Where the soil is to
be cleaned, preparatory to Subsequent
crop Of cereals or piyoting plants, it
enables the cultiyator to eradicate, more
thoroughly, the spurious vegetation Z
which occupies and befouls the SOIL.
1But where lands are to be laid in grass,
the broadcast system is far preferable.
Grass seed usually, nay, almost inva~e
riable, "takes" we'll when SOW n with
peas. From theiropenliabit Of srowth,a
the Slight draft they make upon the ac-J
tive staple of the soil, and the Short
time, comparatively speaking, which,
the crop occupies the soil, a ieonbinaei
tion Of circumstances IS insured whiehH
cannot otherwise than prove highly
propitious to the success Of the seed,I
even though the season should be rn-u
genial. 'Ns4 = af9 "eH . atsln2Ha
Another method Of cultfvatinoi neosi
is to drop few in each hill with your
potatoes. In this way a good crop is
almost ostinvariably secured. Where peasg
are wanted for seed. or where it is es-
peeially desirable to obtain full. plump
and clean peas for marke or for donies-l
tie consumption, this method stands
above all other.oH .Iassb9H
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-03
HAVE You ENEMIES.

ieGo strait on and don 'tmind them. II
if they get in your way, talk around
them regardless Of their Spite, A man
without. enemiesls seldom good for any
thing. He is SO easily worked that
every one has a handsin it. "a sterling
charactor Is one who thinks for him
self and speaks what he thinks. lie is
always sure to have enemies .n They are
as necessary TO him as air they keep
him alive and active, A celebrated
Character who, was surrounded,by enc
mics sinscdtolremarx, they are sparks
which fyou do not blow will 20 ont
of tliemsclves.h Let this be your feel
ing, wIIiiee .enqeayoring to live down the
sea ldle Of those who are bitter against
you.R Ifiyoustop to dispute you but do
as they desire, ,and open the way for
more abuse, Let the poor fellows
talk i there Will ibe a reaction If you
performbut your duty, and hundreds
Who were once alienated from you WIN
lock to you, and ackpowledge their
error. % as1limuhg ad4 va vtinHffosg