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P U B L I S H E D B Y T. C. STIIOJV'G. V o l . I V — N o . 1G.] P a l m y r a , ( N . Y .) W e d n e s d a y , M a r c u 7, 1 8 ^ 1 . TLU M S OF THE P A L M Y R A R E G I S T E R . I . Tp Village H ab^.iStis Two D o l l a r * ai»d F t r r t C kxt * p**r annum II Subfttribtrra n u receive their pap»r* at tin ©dice 1 ' wo D o llab s pt-raua Jin, ^iiarterly III To M a n SubM'ritnrs, Two D ullahs , per au » sud , payable m aiKaiii** ll neglected IV 1 o conjpauiri of tru or u*ore, w «ere on** of fee number bfcom**' accountable for ibe wUole, three Cents a wop«’*, payuM* quarterly V. N‘» Fa,»er« will b<- discontinued til) a lla r r e a r 4 ge< are paid but at Uie di 6 cretiou ol the KdiMr . tr Vrfvertifnot-nU iDit*iv«*d three weeks fo* jrraquare, and for every oub^eijueo! iimerliou Z*i ct* •ernqiiare \ discount ^(25 per cgot w ill be made O t h o u whoadtrerlis*- by he) Muiooev P R I N T I N G . P*urai.»TS, B lanis C aidi H asd -B m . l I i Ae ' F t' cn'^/l wi h\f*rftiic.« unH Rxurrfit iryn her, look e d fierce, and marched out ot the room. ness of at.il ; due care in the se- fields to the culture of a tulip bed; lection of seeds; ^ proper cultiva- but we wish to call his attention to non, and o f a suffiient vatiety of tiie utility, convenience and econo- vegetables, that if one kind fails, my that < an be found in the culti another may be a substitute. jvatioii, of a substantial kitihen h i s a general complaint among garden, from which his healthful peisons, who pay onlj little atten- family tan draw many of those re- Uuii to their garden, tliol the seeds ally innocent luxuries, whirh a ■Tien fails. 1 his usually hap- bountiful providence has with so pens, hecau«e due far- i* not tali- lavish a haud, spread arouud him. li?octrp. Conversation. • H\sr t h o o o o f r i e n d l o t e f / h v t n n d r f o o d N o t e w i l l f U g n a t c . J b < U K < r j » r > i > u p w a r n air, J k n 4 f p o O , t i l e b * V * u r n p * - n \ l to 'h o « i m p a d t l t o e g b l b#« n ai) m r c ' «p*‘* c'i hail been de 81 d 9 Q ^ e e t b , t i K H t g h t ' j c a n a l * S ^ e r c * ! t h ' U g ! i t i c n t c r i t n , t oo ix> ihf Binr tt*y coair for ti 5 >'d or itIH l j V b r a COIU d in word we Vnnvr i'« rea' * o r h » fff t e r l m j «io r e tt for tby f j ur»* u » » • T w i l l b a y t h e e b e n e f i t , p « r l i i > t i« * n w n T h o u g h t , t o o d e l i v e r ' d ia lit * ' m > r e p o « * < 4 V ' d , f e t c h i n g , w e l e a r n — a> d g i v i n g w e r r * . a T W W t b l o f i D t e l l e c t ^ v r l i « n d u m b f > - r g - i t S p e e c h v e o ' » i l a i e s o u r ' h i a l l ^ c t o %\ t i » » , S p e e c h b u r a u b e * o u r m e u u l m a g u . i i e B r i f h i e m f* « r o r n a m e n t a n d « h > u fn r m e ** Ji Blacksmith's u-tfr b f » 'n t a ({w m Ji 18 a c m i o u j c i r c u m - i a n c e I'm i in | i r e - e n t Q u e e n a f t h e '■ a i i d w u h 1 I.i .<)- a s f u r n i e i h , <T r d l l i r r i- a t tin* uni t', t :i e w i f e ot a R u s s i a n blai k - m it l i . \ n E n g l i s h v e s s e l ofl‘ \ \ 1 1a. 1 1 -. u s u i l l v i t t l i e d t h e F o x l ^ l a n l , s e v e r a l \ e a r - i a j ; \ , o n e u| t l i e c t f i c e r s b e i - a i.e e n a i n o u r c d ut th e f . i r s p u u s e i.f a s o n ot V u k a n t l i n e . a i d , h i s j i a ^ ' i . i n t » f i n j j i e ' M n>*d, < o n t . i v e d t n l8 m n j Q ' ! e h e r i.n b o a r d tl e v r « . * . - l t a r u l ktf^|> t i e i i n D p l e d w i t h o u t t h e k ' i \ W l - o f I n s i i i p t a i n , t i l l t)ie \ h . i d i !• a|t*d t l i r j h t i . I n ' h e l'^>ur^e •( t i e v n \ a g e , h u t v t v e i , t h r c n C u m s t a n c e be< a m - k n o w n -o t l i e c d [ ) t a m , w h o li* * i n ^ I n j hi > e « < r a ^ e < i a t sa< h a b r e a c h < f f u ' h a m i d i c i j i l i ' i * * , k e p t h e r c o n f i n e d t i l l t h e ■ a n n e r t i t thi* ' a i . d m c h J - l a - i d i , w h e r e sh e wa-. p u t o ' i i o i e . I'tie i . i r l o m \ r i a d n e , h o w e v e r , I u..d a l i a r i h u s For h e r I h e s e u « , a ro_j- al l i n e r in llie |>la> e ot hei lost L ie ii t e . i •int. T i n - K u i ( ; ol t h e Islai d beiam>- ei. a m u e d ol t h e fair R u s s i a n , n u d e hi ■ M s Milt a n d t a t t e d h r r ' i lu s il.r <m - . — Hr wan no ever) day K.n^. H ' was ;i xia'i-riuan and hero, thoii^'i we should • all him a savage. He jirn^rfs-iv 'v > <*ated d re jiectable nav v i t «e\ei a' well bmh t'l^a.ea ia g t hi- subjeit-. t bi- i-iiele'i' had u s, i ai -,1 d .irni'e^, >-ob'lu>d Mie s..ri 1 ’i.iidin^ I .a id, and nl fii t I..~>- t a |»ro-perous it- g i, |i-lt In- t o-»i s I rill a . d t n s sovei t i >ii' \ to » O 'i , 1. . » » . i ■ ■ . . i - i s ;ti tn out ui i^;!il>(>iirs surh as hfive ment. In this instance the risk i.il im (ait* liesluvved upon th»*m, is rnthor apparent tljun real. It en in dis* riminMtuit^ h e t w e e n r i j » e and u t i i i p e s e e d ; betw e e n (jlii^ h t - j ed am i u n h l i g h t e d seed. O r in .“ nine i uses it happen** b y lin i n g old seed in s t e a d c f fresh. O n i o n 1 seed is o f t e n u s e l e s s » f t e r th e f i ^ t %>t'ar, and p a r s n i p seed io ho i l r l i < a te, that 1 h e l i f \ e we enn p l a c e no con f i d e n t u in i<s v e g e t - n m g p r i n c i p l e , if> e Iihx inc hei-n k e p t 'x vear. l l a i m g gen e t silly pu r t h a s ■ d these m o r e ile l u . i t e s e e i l s an- • utilly «if p r o f e s s e d N p e d s m e n , I iave r a r e l y fa i l i d in any p l a n t i n g I lit* e x p e n s e is in d e e d a o m e t h i n t r . ' , ... . . . . 1 .............. 1 I. . 1 „ ’ I ' c. O n S p a y i n g C a l v e s .A. . M il'w u o d , J’a. Ja n u a ry, 2 1, 1S21. S i r , H a 'in g remarked in N o . 13 of the I ‘ lough Boy, that iuforn>.iii<>n o l b N o . 172. ■*» aW her^l, be attended with danger; butjfrom phisiologica: reasoning the|fect seems probable; for by diuafoishinj', or en tirely remov ing W e Bensual principle, the •uam^^ry secretious uill contin- UC u^ ^ er^u^,leL*• ^l*18 l8> ^ he^ heve^^aii established point.— ' h<-‘^ is albo another species of 6tocfci to which this practice may be ^Etended with great benefit. I allude to sheep, in a flock o f bhe^sp already bufficiently stock- ed«witti breeders, the ewe Umba are of comparatively little valuer B y the operation ofsp.iym g, they a & rendered equal to the weatU- , - . e r as mutton, and in d e e d iu eve^ w.,s SM'it .led on the *.ul,j- t o f sptty , ry Q th e r c L T b Qre m g .alves, 1 amutduted to ‘> ff'I ed with great facility. •• : it is for >oii. < oiisideration, sut h obser-1 , . . . icessary to shear on the wool o ij v«ti- ni a< «■ ne t xperie.nre, aidcil „ i _ i . l hut it is om rbulancetl bv the <<-r laintv of a growth, (iarden <<eedx from Wetln r^field are at this sea son s nt to all our vlihejpw, and we ■*ltal! find onr acdiunt lti pure has , . i t r e i lbe spot where lhe incision id* fn e advi e of a farmer, whose ■ . r r .i . i • made. nn lor tliiriy years claims un- inttted (onfidence, has enabled me t o form . i n The agriculturist is frequently dehaired the hem fit resulting from ien nt discovery, by apprehension t; tl.ime, rather than borrow in g '' -f the danger attendant on exppri- wm ntiw r e z ^ hi* w t* 11 ol><* \ i (I ll> luM ^t*s g e it t a i H i iii .CBctilfp. IM i f|| S . ‘ J I •. | | ! ' » , ( • - fi k ' . I.. 1 1 - a 11 1 m e ^ o i i i d s , a n d » nt U I tn] r o t M e et)!-. io h e r (oi m i v ile-i-i \-ii 'm - Li o ■, i wl.t< • till c • n ' n i u e h to liaii’ i e e r n ■>r »t - ‘ *tn., s in a K u (nan c o l o n s . w ' n i e l a . i h e s - , but it ( e e i i t ' , not i| i e u.i.’ ia i l l s(,,l u . ^ it e t c h e s h e r :»i.ej>iie o v e r sev«*!*i jiri s- p e f u s isle* K e. H t T H E G E K VI \ N D m T O R . A German Doctor, on l e a v i n g __ _ a patient he had been Mbiting, gave orders to the nurse to give tbe tick man some poppies and bole ammoniac, stewed in milk ; which the old dame, from the I manner o f the doctor's pronoun- cialion, mibtook for puppies and an old almanac ; and-according- ty, without delay, procured a whole litter o f the little animals •-stewed them down as directed, 3Tgricultural. 11 ie t in i iiln v a t i\ t i, g v h e r i n g , or hns been lor M et u n. anti w h n li hi many t as- w ith tlie farm e rs in this district e s im w lo'-t ilu ir \rgi'tating p iin - o f co u n t r y to s e le c t tb e ir inleri- i io|e h\ I » lit;: i h [in m ni \ arn ly em.ugh ' t- f:i> iii** and < oii\ enn nt A Y O U N G F A R M E R . T D D K E b b D e l i f e r e d b f fn r e th e M e d i c a l S o c i i t i n f th e C t,u ity o f . Y u i g a r a . b ) D o c ' Cr itic* C h a p i n , at i t s a n n u a l i u e e U n g , o ( t t l m 9 ih ul J a n u a r y , 1 8 2 1 , G enixemen , l i is my duty on this occaaio^ years customary to make some remarks upon cue causes which have contributed La d« grade the profession, and whicifc , or calves, and prepare them by ha\e inken Irooi it that import&iuA ni c.tttlei’s do not eeneral- this process for the future pur- and reB[>ectabilny in theesum.ai,,* to '‘r posee o f the yoke, or the sham- of the pdbhc (o which it is ju s tly to the ides, as convenience may diclnte. entitled. It is a truth too oUviott* From tf,* I ’lovgh Boy. H o r t i c u l t u r e . &J«tid in spite ofall his remonstran- Mr SnBthwkkt -vvnei. throughout the w hole y ear, T h l . result is highly beneficial; to rt quire illustration, that tha. evin n all the planting sut < e e d «. for by this means young cattle, profession ie ,fa t fro m maintain\’ I her,, i. fn qui ntlj n« |n o v ,.„.n tl.o i„o » l i„.l,flT. rent. aro render H,»t rank la o o g tb . tew “ j f.,rlhC w inter, «„,l m,<iy a lone 0<1 in rl , |,r„fe,8i„„.. w k ifh M con„ ^ month when the vegetable king- _ . nn^n>-o ''',U0CI 1 ,,/ biwi some superior, to others prtvi- q' rnte demands. , When wa uiy month when the vegetable kin g dom is locked in frofit, is panscd with no variety on our tables to exdte the languid appetite, « r sat isfy that \\hnh is pleased with ro tation, But snrel) it i« as easy to store our cellars with the beet, the ° P (,ration on a c a lf J he only ed in many ret*peels, equal, in professions, which its som e superior, to others pn vi- quence demands.,. When ously far better. T h e method u ke a v*ew ofthe soqjectgeneral- is simple ; a man accustomed to we cannothutnotice:|he strange spaying pigs will find no dif- ,nrHnsi*.tency and cold irfj’ratitudft ficulty in performing the same ° f I*ul*li«. towards uur ppufea sion. An employment so vil^llyr welfare of cor4^ ' ces.made the poor patient take! them. On the next visit of the' As the sprin carrot, the onion, the parsnip, and P r r c a u l , on8 requisite, are lo m .!nltv^ i° l *‘l. ™r_t,,,aTe the vegetable o\ster, as wuh the ch ° o - ^ mild weather, and not to 80 .‘ “ dispensib'y re- dull monotony of the potatoe. ------ sjiffir the animal to attain much ?..,th*v i ie.v,1J *yof every And how ever nutritious the i>ota- SIZ0* T h e age o f six months is J a t 8MnS* '“ •S*11 he expecU toe ma> lie, stiii its utility cannot esteem ed the best. Great, very lepm „ f - 1 ie M^ l )ect aa'l es- * 1 *• ............ ' ' - ‘ ' other jrreat advantages result from this » * \ * ‘'onsi«ler, lhat for all i.ur rxeitnma (•ffect.’ ‘ A ll! dat is g o o t ; and of a kitchen garden. There is no Jjnly as a rarity, to be sought for a stall; for as it is usually in finer |fr»r did you gil de poppies, and need o f inviting the attention nf n w days in the spring. A n d few order than the ox, it naturally re * bole ammoniac, as 1 tell you r\«.ch as cultivate a gnrden either f-nnpn. tLink it posMhle to dev, • • ^;-|4,01l! yes 6ir,— (he puppiks! he J for ornament or profit ; their plea- |bueaten six this morning, and sure or their gain will not permit llh t v e siewed fo u r more, which lhem ueg lgenf. u t e Itfti# taking n o w ; and as for the a l m a n a c , I c o u l d not get one Jitltll lhe parish, but 1 found a I ,ry old copy o f R o b i n H o o d , 6l |$?wed that down in milk, which 1*# answered the purpose very &H.’ ‘ Ah! w a t ! w a tyou 6 a y ; ppies ! Got tarn; wat you gif patient de d o g ! why, I tel! >ppics and bole ammoni Bless me, e i r ! I under I you said puppies and ai rllm a n a c ; and s« you did and so I gave them a ^directed ; and much bette: his bowels 1 assure you ..e ..The enraged quack, nnd could not talk so fast a? j^old lady, Bhook his h « a d al reat mass of citizens do certain.y deprive themselves of much con venii nee, saving, and perhaps health, by not possessing a liberal supply ()f vegetables /mm then own gardens. I o a farmpr ot mechanic in the ct uotry. the ex penso ofcnl'ivation islnflm K; the ■ onvenience and saving, especial ly during the b ug winters of out ’•limate, are great. Many persons, sensible or tin ■1 1 iii ty * are often dissuaded frnr (instant attempts in cultivating itchen garden, because they ha» xperienced some failures in parti olar plants. But there will'ne%. ■»e a failure of vegetables ennn- '.rfa m iU ’ s use. it the follow v requisites be w e ll regarded : l l x . . . . ... losMine io <lpyi- qu irCs less nutriment to prepare .te (rum tl'.s arniem rule .n d l,v it for morM| wh j ' fl Jh . digging that vegetable in tlie fall, . . c c . provide their tables with a very- ^ bort o f any othej- pleasant and useful winter variety. rr<|fr n ^>, ,on' ,l ,s mor^'tender. By taking it up in the M l w e not . , 7 ° ' f 1 factf? are au^entica- only gain a long use <>f the plant, r ^ , testimony o f a very but we have it in a greater p t r fe c - . ®ncceSb grnzic^i who recently 'ion ; for rarely ran il he taken up ” f o v o |° market two cows o f this in the spring b< fire i ’ ha* sprout J(^’ little i f at all surpassed ir j \d. Mu: tin* inside of it become lig- s’zf>« or beauty o f form, by t’ne net us Indeed all rools should large western bullocks aninialfy lie ili:^ in the fall, pml if paf ked , fattened iu this country. Whilst ■n a h ix wi:h earth from the beds from w hit h they wen taken, that ’ he ship ** moisture may be preser- ed. they can be ki pt until quite : e beginning o f summer, possess- ig all their richness of juice and ntritiouq qualities. I W,e fo not invite the plough •y from the utili'y of his farm t» (e pleafturps o f hi* garden ; w e d«. uot wit»h him io s .^ifice hia ^ralu on this topic permit me to men tion a remarkable circumstance, for the correctness o f which, I am sorry to say, roy own experience d o e -*, not authorise me fo vouch. I* is, however, stated on v e ry rep utable testimony. I f a cow be spayed at the period during' which she gives milk, she will permanently rctnin this quality { T h « t x ^ tiiiu e tii VMtuld; 1 appre- longer a reasonable beit g, or that there are some radical defects ia the management of our profession al concerB. I f we take a cotnpar- ative view of lhe lea. ned profess, ions, and consider them <ts they tend to alleviate the miseries and and contribute to the enjoyment o f niai/kind, the profession of medi cine stands pre-eminent. Its aid \is required both af the palace o f of the prince, snrf the cottngp o f the peasant; all are alike suhjecb to dise&Re. W * ramy traly say, that the Physician is aphilanthro« pisf. By his benevolent exertion* the victim is rescued'from the fangs o f death, and restored to the en-* jnjments of life. Sorely then, there is no claaa o f men whirh ha* a better claim to the repecf, esteenr and gratitude o f the public than physicians. j L e t us tbm proceed to exsraiott. he merits of the question. And* let observe^ lhat
