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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-02
DEEP VS. SHALLOW CULTURE.

This subject is being discussedTby the
farmers Club in this New York; city.
There are valid arguments on each side
of the question, and facts enough to sus-
tain each, provided conditions of soil, To-
cality and the nature of the plant to 'be
grown are taken into the account 1t is
absurd to denounce deep culture; and
equally absurd to assert that shallow Gull
[Lture is always ruinous. Circumstances
must be regarded, ~ G1.g
The advocates Of deep c1lture dlam,aa
increase of food supplied to the plant,
more certainty of uniform moisture and
less liability to injury from winter frosts,
as among the benefits cf their mode. On
the other hand the shallow or surface root
culture is claimed to be more akin to ma
ture to develop an earlier seasons growth,
and thus insure a ripening of wood, as
we'll as more sugar in the. fruit, Both
advocates have their seasons when the re"
suits seem to favor the radical views en-
tertained, and vice versa. e..s 49,
It is an old maxim that stunles3 the
| gardener has control Of the roots of his
trees and plants he cannot be certain of
success" and the experience of nearly al
successful cultiyators is, that such control
by means of shallow cultivation and
frequent stirring Of the ground for aera-
ton, as well as the absorptiodof moisture,
is moro essential than great depth of soil,
Our own practice on clay and on sandy
soils, las certainly been in favor of the
shallow culture and the caring for surface
roots, rather than deep trenching, under
draining deep planting and corresponding
deep after culture. . And while we would
advocate the deep working, of the soil,
as we'll as undertaking, to a certain ex-
tent, before planting tree, vine or seed, as
items beneficial in the end, yet we would
never discourage planting because the
ground was net 50 prepared. For we be-
lieye that really more depends upon the
annual care and culture than upon the
original condition of the soil.
We have now good trees, vines and
snail fruits growing on poor clays, with
out underdrainage, or even a first deep
plowing; and We are willing to show them
in competition with those planted at the
same time on ground of similar character,
but thoroughly underdrained and we'll
manured. Our success has resulted, We
think, from our annual late fall, rough
blowing; by attention to free and rapid
surface drainage and by constant repeated
stirring of the soil all the growing season
at depths never exceeding three inches
Rurdl Ne1o Korker:', g.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-02

AN amiable old widow living MS
hundred miles from the Hub, was asket,
she lighted up her house at the tim
the general illumination in honor of GrSugo
election. g Well, no." she replied, lied led
didn't. wanted to, but"-and the tears
came into her eyes, as she thought of the
husband she had lost twenty years before
81 couldn't remember which side JAKE
was on !"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-02

4 "a" Have the jury agreed " asked the
lookup of a set of twelve, whom he had
left under the care Of his man, Denny
Garry, and whom he met upon the stairs,
with pail in his hand. "Oh, yis," re-
piled Denny "they have agrade to sind
out for another half gallon"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-02
Dentists.
4 GILBERT. Dentists.

W. & Il. q. GILBERT, Dentists,
BATE Building, oppnste Post. Office, Montpolicr,Vt.
BRANCH OFFICE AT MoRRIsyILL,
Fhich will be kept open by the subscriber for few
kcoks. twice year, commencing the lst QfJuNE
nd DECEM BER, during which he will, be Ilegsed
wait on bis old friends and tho public 10 whom ir
Hedges entire satisfaction In every instance, or no
|py viii be required. All work warranted, and
pno ut as reasonable prices us are charged by any
frpcctabe dentist. n a. dIhBsRT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-02
Insurance.

CHAS. c. DODGE, General Agent,
for the FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE Co.,
or LanE9ille County.
He takes this opportunity Of informing the public
that he is nov Authorized 70 insure
VILLAGE n&ELLINGSs
at from one half to one-third less rates Shan they
Gun insure tho risks in the Vermont Mutual
All farm property insured upon equally favorable
terms All personal property insured at full val
ue Orders left at the American House will be
promptly attended to.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-02

The greatest and most amiable priv.
ilege which the rich enjoy over the poor
is that which they exercise the least--the
privilege Of making them happy II
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-02

W. J. PECK, Dentist.
johnson, Vt.
Natural teeth put in the best state Of prcservaton
kssasrH of the gums successfully treated artificial
,sh made in every rtyle known 10 the profession.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-02

Scholastic wisdom culminates only in
knowledge, not in reformation, and gives
no satisfaction on the chief point--rebgion
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-02

An ice-house laborer being killed by
lump Of ice falling on his head the vcr.
dict was t'died Of hard drink" ~.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-02

the prevailing fashion. She wore black
silk dress, sparsely trimmed with bead or
nament. A large MOSAIC Sroach fastened
a lace colar and small gold chain de-
scendedtirt several strands from her neck
to watch in her belt.
She is an independent, earnest utilari-
an, thoroughly honest, strong-wlled, in
telligcrtj executive character, having nei-
ther wit. nor wish to do anything by indi-
rection. She is a great woman, doing a
great work.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-02-02

heath & IRISH,
Il Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery,
johnson, VT
Also Licensed war claim Agents
IL o. HEATH II. c. IRISH.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
LITERARY ITBK6

sheldon e. Co. have in press work by Pro-
fessor j. NJ. Hoppin oflYale College on Inc Oice anu
Work Of the Christian Ministry"
The new London magazine called The Girl
of e PeriOd Miscellany has begun series OF American
Girls Of the Period with sketch Of The NewYorker"
The writer vacates between alteration and sarcasm.
A "New UncOmmercial Sample" by Charles
Dickens reprinted from advance sheets in the current
number Of Ere Saturday. Is devoted to the total absti
penee theory-with which it may be superuous to say
that the writer has no sympathy.
r. b. Peterson g. Brother have just pub
lshed Leonora Casalon" the latest Of that remarka
BILE series Of Italian novels which, readers Of in
tehgence and culture. have given T. Adophus Trollope
such an envabe reputation Mr. Trollope's writings are
less known in this country than those OF his brother An
thony but they deserve popularity and are distinguished
by local accuracy and fidelity 70 nature in their pictures
Of scenery and character.
The editor of Frd:er'S Magazine publishes
genes which appeared in the May number Of that peri
odca:
Prof. owens communication reached when the
May number Of the Magazine was going through tho
press and is my duty 70 that the CONCLUDING PEE
letters omitted for want Of space The letteI 49,
IN my opinion, 80 obviously fOrgcrcs, that sho r ~
attached importance whatever 10 them except IOI %
iuur.matur OF the French Academy or ScicWeS'
thought that Prof owens Incredibly was suIIceHuS2
indicated by sentence in the part OF tne az a'To @ d
printed; that the prompt denuncttl"O Vi Wv
which was certain to follow the publication OF te let
tiers in England would be ht rebuke 10 te hclullous
me therefore 10 pOstpOue their appearance, as sAOHld
otherwise have been obliged TO 90 II nave tHuS m @ ieu
been an fault must offer my humble apologies both to
them and 20 hlin
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Is, 1869.
% mbum If map Gunttru.

NOTICE-To INFRINGERS of the FIRE
~ ExTEGUsHRR PATEET-The public are hereby eaa'onsS %
against purchasing Fire BIngushers applying water saturated %
csrboBc acid the eInEushmen Of 6re from concern ss
Itself The Globe Fire Brnguishe Co.. doing business No De
That claims the g manufacture and sen
hItngush under the Baagwsnah Van Wiske paisa Which
aner Interference the U. D. Paieu uee
been declared TO be imperative and yod-proy an
onay invocation having been declared the Supreme Court OF
the District Columbia appeal Of the French Inventors
yuon and Letters Patent therefor awarded ava Issued 70
undsrgue The Of the Baragwauah Van Wke patent
have admitted the egty and nucency Of their patent By sur
rendering aud attempting sued IN the name oi
Alone which denied by Oce All persons
therefore forbidden purchase snd machines Manufactured by
the EIrgustr Co. other machines water mpeg
mated csrboue scd made By the crur OF the nnd
signed pain Of being metey prosecuted for infringement OF their
Letters PsteuL
B-The American Con,oiiated Fire E1tnguher Co Of Boston
and other the undersigned will promptly supply the pubic
demand for EIngushers prices No Machines At
As: No lat go, and No. lat SIS.
DAWSON MILES Administrator of)
r. &. CARLtER Deceased. Patcntees
ALPHONSE G. q. YIGNON,
Inn
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

SEAlED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- oce of Board NJ Education Of Grand and
nowhere eJ Until tt ESDhl the ga day June
1869 twelve o'clock supplying The coal aud wood required for
hundred 0O cords Of pine wood,
he infuace and
hundred IZO)
and be delivered 10 the bins at the several school
buildings The proposals state the mines from which II
supply the coal TO be furnished the mines uamed II
o ud must state the price Iu9 OF "e thousand two hundred AID
forty (22+0) poundG
The quabtes variors sizes coal required will be about
ows four thousand ,l hundred
stove n seven hundred and twenty-five tus Of ie and seventy
bye nut size
The osL wood must be Of the best quality the sticks
(3l feet long and less thsD three (l inches diameter
PBt wood must be Of the beat quality not es than three ~ feet
tlx 6l inches long
The proposals the price hundred and
both
The pet per cot fog saving sod splitting per ohdt quantity Of Oak
Neeo 70 be spit only required by the Committee Supplies
he wood VIII be under the
bpecior ot Fut VI the Board OF Edaeaou delivered
tbs schools, when ordered. - follows:
Htdt Of he quantity required from the f day OF July
Wenh CAY OF August aud the remainder
mittee Ou happlieA
Sad wood 10Th OGk pine mus, delivered we'd and vb,n re-
quled % ana must be piled the lps
TIE uoo a. may BE- designated BY the GuibOy The
contracts Tor Supplying said binding until the a2d
dag OF Jane 1870 Two .ursst for th ha performance be
will be required and each
signatures aud residences ot ihe proposed ssreteI
No eompenbon VIII De allowed for delivering sah
py schools nor ior putting png lie zane In H. y,rg eel
| l,fs or bus Of said tebooL ''' "
Pioposss be directed Comrtss on suppe, Of III.
Board OF Education and hoDd be ndos PIopo of or
| "PTopoials for Wood" as the case mas BE-
| offered !rnnyi nj hs ,BHKBBenSAk, CSBni'ts
! SAMUEL A. LESis ) supShs.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
FKKK LABOR BUREAU AND lSrELLIGENCB OEFlcB,
DEPAHTMENr OF PuBLIo CmAkITIEs AND CONNECTION.

FHKE LABOR BUREAU AND lsrELLlGESCB OFFICE, }
June 9, 1869.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, in pur-
,uspee department established LABOR BUREAU
and INTELLIGENCE OFFICE which w he opened Phmpous
Budnz Ninth Suyventa, Thiriaye on TUESDAY l5h
inst, under the following aud regulations The oe will he
dag (e1cept Sunday from o'clock m 10 o'clock Ne nom
April to to November and from to p M from November
10 Apr shall he which saa be recorded the Of
residence the time they have been 10
dc United states place Of birth married single the
uber dependent them and their trade occupation
residences
sons applying abor the kind Of labor required aud the p Of
Tag pouod from either applicants for employ
mest or ior labor shall on any pre,enee be demanded
'A'1' JOSHUA PHILLIPS, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
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The work embraces M branches Of the law Of corporations Under
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Places rectv,y volume And those general subjects which
tHsrel corporations such as CadTtf FOts Ag'
CUoers. ScaL uctyey treated. ...
TO OFFICERS OF CORPORATIONS
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New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
Snttnal Gtbtnut.

II S. INTERNAL REVENUE. - seventh
Os Collection District Of lhe STATE Of S.Fioi eomfng the
Eerenth and SeyenteeEth Wards OF tBr Cts Of hrHlofL
NOTICE hereby 'en l puYal,e of s that baye received the
Annual List of Na4c Lbmrons aul Asrsm'uts 81 this Dis
tr United States Internal Revenue Laws that De TaTes
become due aud payable HaI a viii attend roar
receive ihe orr u lr MrtOpu
gs Bans Building Third dsy uudsys
e1cepted this date until aul iHcuHR e 0 day Of June 1902
brtweru hours %! O'Clock f. AMI 2 o'clock On.
The said st contains tbe - the ' The
upon CauAg BILLIARD Table,. Plate uld Gold Watches the
ending March lBO au1 ths Special Taxes Bus-e Trades
aud Projections for the ending April 81, 1870
persons shall ty h them repeclry
according thc m Aforesaid within the tine hcrn specified a be-
con liable to toe penalties prescribed by Jaw.
MARSHALL b. BLAKR
Collector Seventh District. State of NeN-lol.
Al checks presented 10 Ualrelt vi must be retcl
Dated keN.lofl. Juuc . 1863
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
TINTED STATES INTERNAL. REVENIrE.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
y Ninth Collection bust. state o HrN.iork. coupung tc
Twelfth Nineteenth and atlrrHui Wards OF he Ct,
lorENocc hereby grr pnr'ulrc- oi aH tt hHrc received
tLr Hlsu m %" iar0re' l te b
ad ar tae year ending MIrh % ali special trs Dr hs
year eG3ur Nay ll, That tu trs thereon have become g
parable that l attend peslua o., ut1utr tar
Office. No % West fo fourth dl tSauIlys etcrpr
le 2j day % June 20 aad uclg e 18th Of July, 1867
between tle hours ~ % and 2 O'Clock Iu.
All persons who shall neglect 20 pay ts sums tue hy them respect
iyeiv according thc m Aforesaid Wt tAe tine specified will be-
liable 10 tle penalties prescribed hT law.
WM A DAZZLING. Collector Ninth District State OiNes-lOrk.
June H..
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16

LIMITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
u FIFTH DISTRICT NEWlOBK, comprising tle 5h 10Th l3tb,
tni 4h Wards oithe CITY lok-NOICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant that have received t
subject under Tue Internal
e. support the Gorefrme1t g. Interest Public Debt and
purposes approved h 1904 amruiat0ry
and that viii attend personally b deputy m e collection Of The
excepted the Oh dav June 1862 Inclusive
between the hours Of o'clock andJ O'Clock The lists herein
referred comprise special trades Business profess
for The ending April 80 1870 articles 10 Schedule
A. Billiard Tables Watches &C. 20 the s " March 1870 aud the
the ending Dec 81 1863 All persons shall
neglect refuse pay the Asuehts returned agahst them
specified by this nore will become liable
sedbsd by Law. All checks offered payment eer6sd
Eew.lok, June 9. 1868. JOHN MCIIARG,
Collector, Fifth District, EsW-York
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
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~ tonsL-WEDDlNG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY. (E'"S
tbsd lSl5)
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New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT


Passenger NeNlork Of Twenty std
Fourtha ave Bntuuce TSen.yseveuthSt
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-lORK,
NeN.ayeu aud Bridgeport lEGl 1850 M lz;l3 tEh
Ok. 3:45. 4.J0. 5:3n Aud 3 (kIl p IN.
Fo Milford Sirstio Fairfield Southport and WesPOr; l. 1850
m. 3t5 4;3n snd $50 p. m. =. a.
4:GO tErl. $3.50. ESQ, and (BIl p.
"a. m 3:ia. 81. biJJ No.
Stanford T. tEI) 9. 1880 l2:l9 (LI Z..s, NhLh
4.45. $50 $3.50, 7:l5. ok ?. m.
For Greenwich g. 1850 25 3S As, $50. 6;5' 7I9
For Por. Chester sni intermediate stations att I)a ui 4
3:45 as $3.50 6;jO 7;l5 aul $500 p N. -
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield d. m. tbL j, (hh) p. NJ
For Boston Shore Line. l25 Ok Il p
For Hartford aud Spruga m. Tx J. l29 thi n,
For Connecticut River Railroad m Ehl l2l9 m 70 ho0He
D. m. % Northampton ~ ,s.tr.
P ..--,-..-- p.n-..t 81, @ , ~
l2.lj, g. 3 p - 80, ,-.ri..,..
buFLh
For Housatouic Railroad. a. and p M.
For Nausatuck Railroad. a. 10, thN j AiSl m
Tor D,nbury aud Norsak Ra.oai !l9 aud ~ p n al'
m Ia connection gh from N0r"a Q" baruay
For Nee.Canaan Railroad l23 4:Jl and 9J9 3 m
NVN- Wv NF'e JAMES H. WOir, Superintendent
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

d. ~. Mail train for Northpor and Grseupott
1890 for ROsn Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntingdon and
EuHhpor.
J.JI %. m, Greenport Express
40 Rosyu Cove Locust valley, HuntugiOu, North
$50 m Tor Royn Glen Cove valley, Huntington and
EouhuUt
o. ~ Jamaiea and Hampstead.
trains connect Branch Hampstead Sunday trains for
Rou Locust Valley. huntington and horthpo leaves
Hunters Poiut ats N. and D. l. u, BARTON SupL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
SaIls bp Sutton.

A MEEwIS Aucuoneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Broadway cor.
ID lbt-sa Books WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
A LKAVIrT, Aueuoueer. -
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
Co CoSsSEKSrs LBEARE' cArALosUKD soLD
RoBEKr SosERyILLG, Aaetloassr, No. 81 E...aa.t
TN BANKRUPTCY-TH BAILEY MANU-
4 PACTURING COMPANY-ROBBRT soNBRvILLE viii SELL at
auction FEDAY June 49, 1909 At b, ,1e,SoG@ q. IEs ; and P, %
Ware Dinner Csssr. waer Pruit Dkhss Eperg1
le and Coulter show c. large M15'iP SAFE SI "sy P.:!
81: S&f Ssns sG%ss. 1' o elegant Plated snow eases
n II. PIERS0N, Auctioneer-JOHN G:
Os PRRZRL Co. will sell on WEDNESDAY, June 23 at IL
% s @ 1 u5 % EIs5 soRR ffiI sIa aaa M ap.
from I. 5 Hartford; also one DONKEY BoLER about unS
AsssrASr MEprcIL PCRvEToRs oErcE.}
WAsHNGToN. D. C., June II, 1852 )
DUBLIC SALE Of MEDICINES, HOSPITAL
viii be oaed at public sale 10 t6s city on wRDSRSDA9 2
instant at 10 m Jal 5 d' Depot street s%sa ,o,s sSas
DessHg and other property belonging TO the Medical Department
be embraced the following 1l Alcohol gallons Simple Cen,s,
& oC po99a' Ca2Sa @ @ RIst ~ F@dsa % IP % I P01%uS %
phor 80 pounds valuable assortment OF Fluid EItracs altogether
IN he eoSu Also 1000 pcaad, Beef E 1000 pounds Can
qles 90 pounds oonaG,u A o Gt pb Rev CH, % new
Guta Peeha Cloth Patent aud Picked & la Role. Bp1dass, Feeding
shop Dressed sheepsk9 spa'uS; sg. IL Lamp, TUNED % %SGd We Pill
Linen MusEe Nets ;ngs II ,q HoIs' v % 70 S sasSe %
Eve days and no errors the goods
CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
Assistant Medical Purveyor. Brevst Colonel IT, s. A.
RoRERT SoNEETLLg Auotioneer No. 81 Nassau-st
R0BERT SOMERYlLLE will sell on
WEDNESDAY 6 10y O'Clock No 80 Fthave large
and general assortment HOUSEHOLD FURNTUREPne Paror
Piano. Center Tables
Rockers Card Tables elegant carved Walnut Bedroom suites Dressing
Wristbands WArrobes Brussels aud Bgain Carpets
Mirrors oncobs Hat Racks, Hall Chairs Sc sc.
NAVY DEPARTMENT BUREAU oV CoSsrEucTioS AID REPAR
WA.HtNGrOS. d. G., June g. 1863.
GALE of U. s. VESSELS.-The Navy Depart
- will for sale public auction at tie T. Nayyisd
d. lgth dav Of June u o'clock the lion
STEAMER SfIAMOKiN Of lOJJ tIns old
the NayyYsr Philadelphia the 2lst dsy of June IL
o'clock The wheel STEAMER HORNET Of go old
ne
The vessels their inventories be examined At time
application 70 the Comnauauts Of the respective SvyYais The
whole pnrchsemoney he deposited The time Of
sdudcaton be removed from the Nayyiards
within weeks from the dav Of sale
the right % withdraw the vessels from sale
purchaser who viii pay tie appraised value with an Increase Of
ten (lO) ceutum theeO