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ssPuJlic Sentiment tetters-hoao procnr- Sed.-It has been suggested to us, that Tn return for every Public Sentiment letter he receives, Woodruff gives in eachange paper of Garden Seed. This accounts for his extensive arrangements in the seed way, at Enfield, Conn.," and for the nans5er of ofepisAes of this sort, with which he is in the habit of crowding his. columns There is one proviso, however which must be observed; that is, the writer IS allowed in no case to confne himself te the TRUTH, at the peril of losing hls pa per ofgarden seed.