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Mr.. keward'. HeaItn B.tser

AUBURN, Jan. lS.-A dispatch just received
from William n. Seward by his family says the
party is in excellent health. and ne j. much
stronger and better than when he left hom..
The party sailed on the 10Th OF December TO-
Hong Kong and Canton.
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Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG will give a
concert at Lincoln Hall, in this ci:y, on Tues
day evening next and VIII be assisted By Other
well-known ocalists and instrumentalists
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Earfh.uaLe d. New Cay,.us

IONCOKn, y. n, Jan. l~.-A dispatch iron
l.aconis reports -hsck OF earthquake n 1.sl
tins msrning which made . deep heasy Tamb-
ling noise. 4 shock OF explosion was also felt Al
Lake Village. and va 80 severe a. TO jar hOases
stake crockery, etc, aud start logs from the
ice in the bsy. The shock seemed ~ pas from
east 20 west
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BATCMEInR,s HAIR nvr

This splendid Hair Dye il the best in the world
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not contain
ieadl nor any rstac poison to produce paralysis
death. Avoid the Wanted and delusve preparations
boastnG virtues they do not possess. The genuine,
W: A: Batchelor's Hair Dye has had larry pears
the only perfect Hair Dye-eiack or Brown Sold
York. fes e.
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THE JUDICIARY CoMNTTTEE o. the House to-
day agreed 10 report bill dividing the st ate o.
Virginia into two judici al districts.
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Nomination for Congress I'm New
Bauspshtre.

MAHcHEsTEg. y. IL, Jan. Is The dems-
Gratis OF the second district have nominated y.
Bell, OF Manchester. Tor Congress.
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TEE Virginia Senate YESTERDAY pace a hill
oy a strict party vote making IN appropristion
20 purchase picture or 0SnoraI Lee ana bv
the same vote refused an appeopfiasion for tho
purchase OF Q likeness Of 6eneral GsorRe ".
Thomas, one OF the most gallant seldiers Sfths
army Of the Union,
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Not ENGAeED.-We are authorized 10 con-
tradict the newspaper statement that the
daughter OF Senator Chandler, of Michigan, is
engaged to be married to Senator Ferry, the
newly-elected Senator from that State.
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Proposals for Government Bopd.
To-day

NV YORK, Jan. is.--The proposals Tor bond.
to-day amounted 10 SC.s4s 400. The ag-arts
viii be $1,000 SEQ. ~ Do .OG 20 TO- %.
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The Nathan Murder.

farthsT Deretopme,sts-Te Chicago D,teeffrs a
Graduate Of the Old Capitol.
LII seems from the New York papers that
feckier, who came on to that city representing
himself as detective, and who promised To rel
an aoout me Nathan murder and produce the
assassin-for consideration-isn not new to that
sort OF business. The New York Herald, after
describing his attempts TO levy black mail in
that city, says" Feckler has a somewhat in
operations OF this kind. After serving An an
premiership under William b. Wood In the old
capitol prison, IL is alleged that he was or
s r., s al chicago for beating Q woman out OF
SI,eoO under pretence Of effecting release of
her husband from State Prison, and that he
lretenced to the parents of the joyce children
murdered in Roxbury, Mass, that he knew the
murderer and could effect his arrest and unon
this pretence obtained quite a sum OF money
from them. Following on the end OF this comes
LIGHT FROM ANOTHER QUARTER.
~, Uo,onei Whitley says that the murderer Of
arrest within very short time Is almost certain.
This person is now said to be under the stricfest
suryeliiance, the proofs OF his guilt are being
plete that he will be arrested, his escana Nam
hardly within the bounds of possibility.
A RICHARDsoN-McFARLAN CAsy I'M ruv
MksT.-The trial of DR.. Jay +. Galentine for
the murder Of DR.. w. H. Jones, in Cieyeiand
ONO; s creating nearly as much excitement in
see west ss the Mcfarland Richardson case
Rfoduceo here. The story, as the defence re-
nles ~, IL terrible one, showing first the Sc
duction, by force, of Mrs. Galentine by Jones.
next the curious coalition Of the dishonored palr
to sustain each other against the wropped hns-
band should he attempt to obtain legal redress.
AZ u claimed that owing to these circum stances
~: Valentine wss driven to frenzy. and while
Is only 70 years of age, and Is very respectfully
connected. Seventy or eighty witnesses have
oeen summoned to testify, and il is said the
Iiai VIII extend through the best part OF this
week. The case Is another test of public opjn-
Dn as 70 whether q wronged husband has thu
right 70 murder his wrongcf and 60 free OF legal
penalties
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TIE Committee of Ways and Means yeste-
day reports d bill fixing uniform duty OF s.
on all imported liquors.
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senator Saulsbary Succeeded D., IA.
KFotheF

Dover. DEL, Jan. lS-GoF. SauIsbury VA
yesterday elected Senator to succeed bic brother.
the present Senator.
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IHf MISSOURI STEAroRsHrP.-Bofh Houses
OF the Missouri l8eeislsture voted separately Tor
United States Senator yesteydsy evening with
the following result: senste-Blsir, I& Hen
cerson, IL; absent, ?. House-Blair. ~: Heo-
derson, IS. Total for Blair, 80; Hendersoa. ,s,.
To-day q vote viii he taken in Joint session.
when IL Is espectedthst Blair win receive fire.
more votes-those Of abseutees.
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JHE BLAcK-ACKAle HOMEOPATHIC case
W. Mckaig, Jr., in October last, BIZ shoetins
him. IN Cumberland, Nd, for the alleged Sc
ducuon OF the sister OF the prisoner, Is fixed for
Trial to-day. Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees, of In
diana, and A. X. Syester, ESQ, will defend the
prisoner; Milton Whitney assisting the States
attorney, Richard I. Semmes. Some dfEcuifv.
The trial viii probably be an exciting one.
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Hon. NJ. ID. LEeeETT, the newly appointed
Con missioner of Patents, lie In town.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvESUK.-The receipts from this
source to- day were S2s3 1891.
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THESE yAUTs DYNAMO IMMEDIATE Uos

oNDH IA IION.-DIse should De Raarded agalnn
or il mus; be cured The alternatives are death OF
the malaria, purify the blood, put tbs nerves In
order, resmiste the female system, promote the ap
petite: Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheuma
relieve the children Of summer complaints. All this
can only be done with safety certainty and prompt
says popular opinion. endorsed By many of the
eminent physicians, who assure us OF the complete
lutely driven them out OF the market where it has
been introduced Gautiers Native Wine Bittere
may be had Of all druggists os2s tr
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
PERRY DAyUs, pAIN KILLER

ram Is supposed - DO ths lot of Door mortals,
rs inevitable as death itself and liable at any time
70 cone upon rs. Therefore 1t is important that
remedial agents should be at hand to be used on an
emergency, when the seminal principle lodged in
the system shall develop itself, and feel the
ence OF disease Such remedial agent exists in the
PAIN KILLER, whose fame has made tbs circuit of
the globe Amid the eternal ices Of the polar regions
or beneath the intolerabls and burning sun Of the
tropics its virtues are known and appreciated
Uhder all ATTITUDES, from the one extreme 70 the
other, sufferiIg humanity has found relief from
many Of its ills by its The wide and broad area
over which this medicine has spread, ettests its
yslue and potency. From small beginning, the
Pain Killer has pushed q adualy along, making its
own highway, solely by its virtues. such unex-
smpled success and popularity has brought Others
into the field. who have attempted under similarity
tnrn il 70 their own sefshaess and dsh1n- sty but
their efforts have proved frutless while the Pain
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Specie hItinDienfs.
jar VII oF PREsIpENr CssrrpEs !

Nkw YORK, Jan. ls.-The export OF sper.s
to-day - $3.50 ,0gi. Tomorrow 40 VIII Dc ~ p,,.
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Mary Lane, or Aopkinton, N. H., schoo,
teacher, has been sent TO the State Prison Sor
three years. for forging note against Reuben
=. French, Of Hopkinton, -four dealer doing
business in Concord, and pledgin g il Is coliafsr
~ for money borrowed at Manchester.
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THURSTONS IVORY Pearl, TOOTH pow

DER is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth. Seld by all druggists Price . and 80 cents
J0UNEN'S NOTORIOUS GL0VECLEANER re.
stores soiled gloves equal to Sold by all urg
gifts and fancy goods dealers Price, Is cents de5 ~
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GEN. ScHENcK's VACANT SEAr.-rhe Ohio
Senate yesterday adopted a resolution declAr-
ing it to have been Governor Hayes duty u
order special election in the Third district 10
NIL the vacancy caused by the resign alton o.
Robert q. Schenck, and that it is now his dnty
10 do SO.
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LECTURES.
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.
EDWARD CARSWELL, ESQ,
CT Ontario. Canada. will Lecture at the

CT Ontario. Canada. will Lecture at the
FIRST oONGRESATIONAL CHURCH,
corner Of 10th and streets on
THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10TH,
ats O'Clock Tickets, free of charge can be obtained
at the Ellis Music Store 937 Penney MIA ay enue
near 10th street; of Rev. Geo. A. hall, Y Al C. A.
Ems; OIL NJ Bradley, ESQ. % 9th street, and
at the Church on the evening of the Lecture Pos;
lively pcstponement account of wsathar iJs 2t
+ INCOLN HALL.
LECT URE ON THURSDAY NIGHT, JAN 10,
BY HON. N. p. LANGFORp,
Describing trip during the past season to hith.
ertO piored region at the head waters OF the
iOwstcne, including discoveries Of
CATARACTS MANY HUNDRED FEET HIGH,
ACTIVE VOLCANOES,
FOUNTAINS OF boiling WATER TWO HUN
DRIED FEET HIGH,
and many other features of tccuery interesting and
striking in the highest degree
Tickets OF admission, 40 cents for sale at Balan.
tyne's. NJ ;,
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The above property is very desirable, paying q
good revenue and will be sold on payment OF cash az
above and balance 10 suit, or liberal discount fc
all cash; or would exchange all on payment {,
$1,000 and uDimproved property, first class resi-
denee, or good business property for the balance.
HAMILTON d PEARSON.
ja9lm No.4, A. Building 9Th and ID s.s
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RETAIL OF THE INCOME TAX.-Gen. PIesau.
ton, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, was
before tie House Committee of WAYS and
Means to-day, and advocated the repeal of the
income-tax, and more liberal export system
I'D distilled spirits and tobacco. Ii is deemed a
that the Commissioner believes il can be dis
peDsed with.
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r'AMlLY SUPPLIES, ETC.
DUTY OFF GROCERIES!

We ABE SELLING CHEAPER THAN ALI,
OTHELs.
BRAY &c BRO
35I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
ais Between 50 ard ~ streets, uorthu
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REVENUE COLLECTOR SUSPENDED Super
visor Emery, Of Tennessee, reports to the Rev
enue Department that he has suspended Field
ing Hurst, Collector for the 9th district Of Ten
nesse, for fraud and neglect of duty. The
government will lose nothing, however. Deputy
Collector Thomas has been put in charge Of the
Office.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NJ NATIONAL THEATER.
Last Night hut Two of the Popular Artists.
kOeE AND HARRY WAEkINA
THIS EVENING, JANUARY IS
VIII D. presented the Domestic Drama OF
h A ID A X l. Nc
To conclude with the Uo-rcjietta Of
To ObLiGk BESSUN.
Friday Evening, BENEFIT eS B0s,< WATKINS
y COLIN HALL.
MISS CLAR. L6,UIsE
* K L L 8 9G
Respectfully az .nouuc.. one
GRAND 'BNCEBr
TUESDAY EVENiNfL JANUARY "a. 1871,
Assisted y ire <srld- Renowned Pisaist
mh. Jh' ms VI. wEHLI,
az ,ne celebrated yocalists
sI6NO r yAROHI. Tenor,
slGNOB A. RANDOLFI, Baritone.
INV W tOLBf..~............... Director.
cs nHis.ioe, CRa Dollar. Reserved seats, Fifty
NJ; OF sale BY disgram at MefZerott Co.'S.
a'N S'Vie n aud after Saturday, January 2lst.
,.n1ye :. THOS. X. TURN BULL,
- Se112O Business Manager.
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HoiLED CIDER APPLE SAUCE.
BOILED CIDER APPLE SAUCE.
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END OF THE BROOKS HASTINGS IyvRsTIsA
TONNE. BROOKS ExoNRRArKD.-Thes special
committee OF the House to inquire into the
charges made against Hon. James Brooks, of
New York, by Hugh Hastings, OF the Conr.r-
cial Advertiser, this morning agreed upon their
report, which completely exOnerates MIR. Brooks
from all charges Mr. Hastings having refused
to testify, the committee give no credence 70
the charges, and will so report to the House.
The New York herald., 1871-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIoW TO LIVE CHEAP.-GO TO go GREENWICH
IL street and buy your Teas Groceries, Flour
visions mt greatly reduced prices Call and for your
selves THOMAS r. A0NEW
MO MORE MEDICINE.-ANY INVALID CAN CURE
IN himself without medicine expense by DUBARRYV
DELICIOUS REvALENTA FOOD, which has effected over
.0O cures OF Dyspepsin Consumption, Diarrhna all
Fevers and Stomach Disorders Sold In h. ri 26
u lbs, $40: DuBARRY CO.. 1888 William street, New
York, and a. all druggists and grocers.
DARE CHANCE FOR INvESTMENT-A WESTERN
In merchant wants TO trade $40 worth Of desirable su
burban Real Estate In growing Western city Of $4,000 in
habtans for ready made Clothing Dry Goods Boots and
Shoes fancy Groceries Liquors Best Of New York rcfc
HQteL
The New York herald., 1871-01-21

non, bound isA. 80 mss sass of sanoy noos. GU
s,s.@.Sip Wyoming tBra wslnsr.y, 5,ys,poC! Jan :,
y "a i S g q IS . ssn y M
ns:: ma 7s.s ca.'sa &C. s sp Z %
coming up the lower bay, grounded on the West Bsn. but
ws Stores. os fs:ss .s%s NO days.
s.eamshp John diOsOn winisn. Gsorgetown. DC. with
s;sS%:Sp North Point. Foley. sst,%ors with md.e to
s.ssm:hp F.na, Doans Philadelphia with mase to the
Sssss -A mss
sage anS had leon senssps ~ westerly sss the entire passage
ssiS Ws.!sp Mad Ssr, K.:.el, RIO srande. % days
Sns
wssase Sc Of up 10 as G .s se heavy six q
;Pos' sshg l5n e e from c.ap
y y e Aiaps i!sn sssss.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
York Had been q raise coal barge sunk ii Long Island
S05. Wo; With potatoes 70
sST wsr w1s s. ss9 @ sphsr ss New
sa for sT ssss Es
Jan iS "a Gay Head. spoke Mary Ward from wey
sen, Charlie SoSS ksSsdy scsssna for New York
schr Texas, Champlin New London fer Hoboken.
Schr Julia Clark, ScoHeld, New Haven for New York
SiS e
New York, In ballast to master. The Ia q now YES
sell and was launched Jan from the yard OF Baylis
Sons by whom abe built for Cant Dickinson and others
Her dimensions areLength Of keel 80 II breadth BEAM
I'M depth OF hold in centreboard, and l66 tons
She is intended for the West India fruit trade.
Schr Excelsior, Murphy, Cold Spring for New York.
Schr Celeste Smith, Huntington for New York.
Sloop Gold Leai Smith, Milestone Point Tor New York.
In Long IsIand sound:-
New York % days. with sugar and molasses Laycrnft
orders ,
BOUND EAST
schr Lizzie Lee, Stubbs, Norfolk for Fall River.
Schr Bennie Walters Walters, virginia for Portland
Schr julius Webb, Bremner, Virginia for Fairhavep.
Schr Cetacean, Hamilton Virginia for London.
Schr Haws, Kennedy, Virginia for Boston.
Schr Hattie Pierce Howes, Virginia for Boston.
Schr Wild Pigeon, Phillips, Baltimore for Fall River.
Schr Susan, Behr, Woodbridge, NJ, for Boston.
Schr New zealand Lowe Elizsbethpor for Providence
Schr Hiram Tucker, Curtis, Hoboken for Providence
Scbr Defiance, Crockett, New York for Boston.
Schr Henry Clay, Foster. New York for Boston.
Schr Ruth Hodgdon. Pendeton, New York New Bed
ford.
Schr Sarah Knight, Tracy New York for New Bedford
SchI Lookout Smith, New York for Gloucester.
Schr Gem, Thomas, New York for Salem.
Schr o Kinds, Dennis New York for Calais
The New York herald., 1871-01-21
SHIPPING NEW S.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JisgARY 30, 1871.
CLEARED.
Almanac for New York This Day.

Steamship Henry Chauncey, Gray Aspinwal-Pac6c
Mail Steamship Co.
Steamship Perit Gardner Hamilton (Bermuda)-wm
Webb
Ship British Queen tBr), Francis LiverpoolSnow Bur
gess
Ship Ladoga Wiley London-R Ropes Co.
Bark Dover Stlphen, Falmouth for orders-J Dyckman
Bro
Bark Annie Ada, Moore. Seville-Boyd Hincken.
Bark La Plata, Crowel, Buenos Ayres-R Ropes Co.
Bark IS kingsbury, Perry, Ma.anzas-waydel Co
Brig Ida, Johansen, Queenstown Falmouth Tor ORDERS
Wendt Tetens Bockmann.
Brig Ella (Br) Poole Rio Grande do Sul-Oerchs Co.
Schr Lete Wells Wells, Santa Martha aud Savanlla-D
De Castro & Co.
Schr Britannia CDr Ray, Port au SpalnJones Lough.
Schr David WATSON, Jones, Matanzas-B sherman.
Schr John Chandler Pcttis, st Johns, MD De WoH
ace.
schr While Dill, Rowland, Savaunah-Thomas Holmes
Co.
schr Anna Price, York. saem-R W Ropes d Co.
Schr Dart, Lewis, Stamford. -
sloop Oregon Wilson, Providence-H jackson Co.
The New York herald., 1871-01-21

dream Of on rst glance, as possessing the strong
win and boldnsss which made him the hero OF XII
clooney Wood and the stern reproyer q Epglsh jus
gentle but has lines Of undouDted strength about It
He Is dark haired and dark eyed. somewhat pale but
haired father and two younger brothers The meet
Ing was an aecting one when the % unseemly rush q
Mcclure Is about twenty-five years old,
HENRY MULLADY
has frank. fair face, laughing eye and blonde
mustacne which droops at the corners towards
strong chin. He Is robust and hearty, and about
twenty Eight years old.
shows most the fearful and tear OF prison life
He is prematurely aged In appearance, and ms hair
the of aeD but
burns In his dark eyes which the chill OF the JAN
could not quench.
Meeting Of Irish Societies.
The Irish societies convened last evening at HI
bernia Hail. No. AZ Prince street. to take immediate
action In regard to the reception OF the Fenian pa
triots. Grand Marshal General William M. Tweed.
Jr., was present, and notified the different delega
tions to apply to him at his ONCE, 82 CHAMBERS
street, to-day and he wsuld assign them their posi-.
he medie and mu1de Of the eea previous @ night
and the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted
the pasriot Of our native land have been frustrated
by interference the Of certain
saSS tssns
citizens and OF the friends OF Irish freedom intended to be
conveyed through grand demonstration In the city Of New
York, therefore
Resolved, That the parties by whose interference the
for their reception frustrated deserv
Ing Of the reprobaton and condemnation Of every true
Irishman.
Resolved That the evidence points TO Thomas Murphy
and others acting with him the primary and sse Of
the disorders occurred board the Cuba
hod him up to the oensure and condemnation Of all the
friends Of eur gallant compatriots.
Resolved, That TO this unfortunate In
debted for the posponement Of the public demonstration
wherwh the great Of New York Intended honor their
arrival.
Resolved That particularly and emphaticay condemn
the insults discourteses which Mr. John Mitchell and
Richard OGorman of the exiles OF 8 were
subjected by the gang federal officials and
under the direction and control Of Thomas Murphy.
Resolved That copy of these resolutions be sent every
Irish patriotic society In the CITY, that they may join with
US in this expression Of just Indignation.
The New York herald., 1871-01-21
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Manhattan tBr), Forsyth Liverpool Jan and
Queenstown 9th, with 81 passengers TO Williams
Guon Had very severe weather The entire pss1se l1,h
for New York; s,h Ut 81. Ion 81 3D. aFsopsI steam
The New York herald., 1871-01-21
ShiDDipR Notes.

Steamship Henry Chauncey, for Aspinwa.i
Wind at sunset sw, light.
The New York herald., 1871-01-21
BELOW.
SAILED.

No - ~ ''Se''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-03-15
foF tht va
Profitable Injunction.

He planteth an Ash aud the rain doth noursh IT,"
--lsgiaA
The motive which induced such action in that
country and at that day mag not now be approved,
but the action itself was wise The timber was
good and he thought it would be needed and as
it could not be produced Immediately, he must
cultivate it carefully and long, or bye-andbye it
could not be obtained. Why should not Yer
monters do the same Their ash timber is rapid
ly diminishing or has already gone and where are
the young groves that will supply its place Ash
Is now used for fuel, fencing furniture, finishing
for cars, houses, carriages, has been extensively
carried in bent or extension stock to California or
the interior States, is greatly demanded in every
country and for great variety of purposes, and
who cultiyating young growths, or who has
planted an ash that the rain nourishes The
seeds are easily obtained every fall, hang in beau
tiiul clusters, but nobody thinks of gathering or
planting them and meantime the timber rapidly
disappears. The three varieties are almost equally
valuable, and the thought in reference to them is
how shall we be rid of them This should be
reversed 1t need not be planted on the best tillage
land, but on rocky and steep side hills, near old
walls by the way side, almost any where. The
black ask hourishes in swamps, striving to render
healthy impure air and make country, otherwise
unattractiye and uninhabitable, wealthy, popul-
GUS and lourishing. Shall its efforts be second
ed Shall there be raised every year in Vermont
20, 900 trees where now none are grown In so
years what an immense value they would repre-
sent, and whose labor in other respects would be
dimished or whose land be impoverished Let
it be said of many boy and many a young man
in our State that, with an eye to beauty to luxu-
rance of country, and to gain " lie planteth an
ash and the rain doth nourish it,"