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The Monthly Genesee
Farmer.
VOLUME w FOR 1889.
Published at Rochester Ncw- York by

Published at Rochester New. YORK by
Luther Tucker.
yHyIIE large circulation Of this paper has
made it extensively known rs dcpos-
;tory of the most valuable facts connected with
the science or practice OF Agric lturc; and tho
cordial and increasing favor with which it has
been received, furnishes tho best evidence that
its merits and the excrtion Of both publisher and
conductors to deserve the confidence and sup.
port Of the public, are properly understood and
appreciated. This confidence and support, 1t IS
trusted, fo- the future. will be equally deserved
and bestowed.
The MONTHLY GEHEsEE farmer IS devoted 10
the advancement Of agriculture and horticulture
to the interest Of the farmer and gardener 10
the producers Of grain. frat and vegetaoles'-
There is scarce subject connected With tnese
various interests, on which the Farmer viii no
contain papers illustrating their utility ano
relative importance; pointing out the best meth- /,
| ods of cultivation; and the modes by which the
! propag CATION and Success Of trees. plants auo
fruits may be secured; and all this mostly from
actual experience. In short, it is intended that
| the Farmer shall continue to be a repository OF
papers, communicated and selected, on all the
rroat topics that interest the cultivator OF the
soil, or can add to his wealth, improvement OF
comfort.
TERms.-Itis is beloved to be the cheapest pub
lication, for the amount Of reading it gives, in
this or any other country. Each number con
.ists of Is large pages double quarto form. The
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Notice.
. SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
VKT ILL be sold at Chesterfield Court Honss
w on the first Monday in March next be.
tween the hours of twelve and three O'Clock,
by order ofthe Court of Equity in the case OF
Flora Mcmillan VS.. John Mcmillan al! the kea'
Eslat te of the late Angus Mcmillan deceased
consisting of abor' 700 acres more or loss sl'ua-
ted on the waters of Tiliers Fork Creek in the
District Of Chesterfield, for the purpose Of Pdrti
ton among the heirs.
The conditions of the sale Gle IS follows, SO
much of tho purchase smoncy as will be neces-
sary to defray the costs of suit Will be palI IN
cash.
The balance in two equal annual instalmcnts,
with interest from the day Of sale. Bond anc
approved personal security.
&. W. DARGAN.
Com. in Equity.
Jun. ID, 1889.
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Hunters Sacred Biography. Archbish.
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Carson and Cox defence Of Baptist views.
Life of Mrs. Hawke'sby Miss Cecil
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Animals for 1889, &c.

The Religious Souvenir edited by Mrs. ST.
Courtney.
The roAcn and Atlantic Souvenir, edited by
S. G. Goodrich.
The Gift, edited by Miss Leslie.
The Violet, edited by Miss Leslie.
Lights and Shadows of Scottish Lie; Vicar
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For Sale.
South Carolina.

Alexander May Applicant vs.. James c. Mas.
sey Sarah his wife. Pleasant II. May, James D.
Cash and Mary B. his wife, the children Of
VIM. B. May Deceased, Hampton B. Hammond
and Rosa f. his wife defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that all the
above named Defendants reside without the
limits of thi> State, it is therefore ordered that
the said Defendants do appear bofore me in the
Court Of Ordinary to he held for Chesterfield
District, on monday tho 18th day Of February
next to object to the sale or division of the Real
Estate of Peter May Esq. Deceased, or their
consent will be entered Of record.
TURNER BRYAN, Ordy.
G. D.
Dec l6, 1888.
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Standard Works.

TN elegant literature just received at the Book
IL Store, viz:
Hoole's Tasso's Jerusalem Delivered.
Penny Magazine Complete.
Todd's Index Rerum.
English Transitions, Of Xcnophon, Clcsar,
Sallust and Cicero, classical Librarv.}
Walter SCOTS Works Complete, in I vols.
Svo.
Byron's Works, 6ro!s.
l vol. Svo
Shakespeare's Works, 2vo!s. .
Rogers Poems, vol
Milton, Young, Gray and Beattio ] " ''
Campbclrs Poems, Thomson's Seasons Ara
bian N ghts.
Jan. 80, 1889.
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From the Ohio Herald ayd Gazette.
GREAT PRODUCT op BADEN CORN.

GREAT PRODUCT OF BADEN CORN.
j}y. Ha,Yis:--I am induced to send you
m account of the product per acre OF the
Baden corn, OF which yos noticed some
time since specimen stalk at my store.
Tha, was grown by Sheriff Henderson, and
ripcucl o perfection. Mr.. lirwin o.
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New Works.

ANO" w VI
I'm Classical and Miscellaneous Literature,
lust received at the Bookstore,
Prescott's History of Ferdinand and Isabella,
3 vols. Svo,
Irvings Life Of Columbus, vols, Svo.
MsIntosh's! !History of England.
SCOTS History Of Scotland, Robcrtsons HiS;o-
rical Works 3 vols 8 vo.
Vethake's Political Economy, vol. svo.
Potter's Grecian Antiquities :; Adams Roman
Do.
Leveretts Latin Lexicon; Andrews and Stod-
dards Latin Grammar
FeItcn's Homers Slaid; Anthon's Caesar,
Sallust and Cicero,
Anthon's new Greek Grammar krkham's
English Grammar ., =. =.
iEmerson's North American Arithmetic Isl
2nd and 3rd Parts.
Jan. 80, 1889.
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Notice.

FHlHE Subscriber is willing 20 attend TO 4
mercantile establishment at his residence
eight miles below Hairless Bridge, on Little
Peedce, and fourteen mics from Marion Court
House.
IIo thinks profitable business may be dcne
with 4 nall capital at the place.
Or, he would sell his land on good terms, he
owns 800 acres with the usual Improvements.
The soil is inferior to none in the vicinity, there
is also, on the land, ono Of the best mill
seats in the district, from the mill lumber
might be earned by water to Little Peedee,
which would be but few hundred yards from the
mill. The stream is sufficient t, propel mach
machinery.
For further information, address The suhsc.i
Der at Harlleesvillc sc.
MALCOM STAFFORD.
Jan. 20, 1889.
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Euclid. raised The Baden Corn on two
and quarter rods Of new cleared land in
The corner Of the field, and the product was
| at the rate of 2lS bushels per acre a shell.
ed corn. lie ranured the land broadcast.
and planted three in hill, three and n half
feet apart every wav. Mr.. Crosby. Of Eu.
cid, also has raised about the same quaint.
ty, and with the ike success. Naw, sir. it
clcary proves thar if farmers will 6v their
lands properly, and not sparingly use n's.
nure, they can raise rs much on one acre
as is usually raised upon four. Taking in.
to consideration the badness o. the 'seasen
.or corn planting in this sseSk .and the fact
hat it has ripened here lor Two years past.
it may now be considered acclimated, and
fought 10 be sought aller BY our taraiess's.
the greatest acquisition for their benefit. It
rarely produces less than three ears on
stalk, and goes up 10 ten and twelve cars.
and grows from twelve 10 fifteen feet high.
The best way TO plant is in drills, from
twelve to fifteen inches apart, and five feet
between the rows.
Here is an iudispuable proof of what
Mr., Baden has accomplished by steady pet.
severance for twenty years in the cause Of
agriculture, and his name will be handed
down TO poscrIy ASH brilliant example Of
what may and can be done in improving
the quantity an'l quality Of the products Of
the soil for the sustenancc of man aJd
beast. Many complain that they cannp.
get sufficient manure for al! their corn land.
Then, i say, curtail the space nlotied. and
what you do plant, do it cflectdally, and
hoe in season, and increase your cuItiva,i9a
Of roots, as ruta baga. turnips, sugar bert.
&c. The careful feeding Of these in a
barn yarI, where, you Ought TO draw all
your disposible rubbish and fodder from the
land, :bat can be converted iato manure
will the following season furnish vastly
increased quantity of food for The corn and
other crops. |, is hoped for the benef, Of
farmers, the advantage of The Baden Corn
may be made public, and that papers ilrend.
y 10 agriculture viii give the above an in.
scrlion. Yours respectfully,
JAMES HOUGHEON.
CLEVELAND CRY SEED STORE,
December l7h, 1888.
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Notice.

~ OLlCC.
WE'LL be received in few days hand
w some extension top Barouche with seats
for six crown persons inside and 2 ou:, an
excellent article for family and well adapted to
Southern Roads being light built. Also 4 neal
Family Carriage, light and in conpIc.c order
Also second hand = horse Barouche, all or
either OF which will be sold on good terms.
Applyto
BROWN BRYAN.
Nov. 9TH, 1888.
81 =. If
n. Z. Persons who may wish 10 pacnasee
groes may hear of few on application 10 ON
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Notice.

NOllCC.
EHERSONS indebted to tho Estate of David
II G. Colt, late OF Marlborough District, are
requested TO make payment TO the Rev. J. c..
Colt, whose receipts will be received by me for
all payments that may be made between this
time and the 18th Of March next.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
administrator.
Janaa-y 10th, 1889.
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Now at the Book Store.

Now at the Book Store.
450 copies Webstcr's Elementary Spelling
Book.
300 copies Miller's Planters and Merchants
Almanac for 1899.
The American Almanac or Repository o
Useful knowledge Tor 1889.
January 2lst. 1888.
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Bacon and Lard. ;.
EUST received, and for sale low for cash,
- G100 lbs. well cured Baltimore bacon, con:
sisting Of Hams, Shoulders, and Sides; also 50i
lbs. leaf lardin 50 lb Kegs.
- S-s,-S~-- D. MALLOI.
July Goth, 1898.
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Wines,

EUST received and for sale, Champagne,
eH Madeira, Tcnerif, Sicily, Port, Muscat,
Hoe and Malaga Wines, and for sale by
JOHN MALLOY g. Co.
November 18th, 1898.
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New Stationary &c. for sale
at the Bookstore.

EULL and half bound Ledscrs' Jo"rnaiS'
u Day and Record Books OF tvar'ous sizes; r. fooi-
soap and Letter paper ruled and unruled; Blank
Books of all sizes; Qaills; Black, Red and
Blue Ink Counting House and Pocket Pen
Knives; Sealing wax AMI waters ofvarious fancy
colours, Evcrpointed Pencil cases. &c. &c
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Hats.

SDCascs lss quality yClipped: Nutria latest style
90 do do plain Russia for Summer
2 do do Otter & Beaver maps, very
handsome,
do do Wool Hats,
! do do Straw DO.
All for sale very chcapby
d MALI.OY.
March 5.h, 1888 Il IT.
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Jugs g. Jars.

A Large and general assortment Jugs and
"A Jars, Just received and for sale by
JOHN MALLOY g. Co.
November 2Sth 1898.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-19

for time on exhibition in this city died at Ne wark
IN On Friday last II was probably The fret Of The
cold weather which caused the animals death
Com PoErER.-A letter from Com. Poster 10 n friend
in Chester, pa published IN the Upland Union an.
nounces his safe arrival at Smyrna. The letter states
that the Archipelago is still swarmins with pirates, on
which account lhr convoy required of the light
seTd OF England France, and Austria To protect The com.
merce of their respective flags ch occasions occur
is willingly extended 10 another
II IS stalled IN The Tallahassee FIoridan that Charles
tenlon Mercer, Esq for many years member of Con
gross from Virginia. has been elected cashier of ID
Union Bank Of Florida vice John ParkhHl resigned
Noticing this appointment. The Alexandra Gazette
says: We have not heard whether Mr. Mercer accepts
! tins appointment in Florida not. Col Gamble we
believe, Is President of the Union Bank of FIotics
SUGAR AND CoTToS.-The New Orleans TrueAme
rlcan OF The 9Th inst says "l is calculated b, many
conversant with the subject that the present cop of
gar will reach Go to go 900 hogsheads whilst die cotton
crop will not fall far short Of 100000 b,Ies" The
editor OF the Baton Rouge Gazette, who has been
tour through Mississippi, thus remarks "Ihe crops Of
cotton are unusually fine 1t is thought that they will
make, throughout the State, third more this year
than they did last"
CoTToS AT MOBILE The Register newspaper of
Mobile, says that the cotton crop OF the State Of Alabama
TINS year. viii Exceed that Of asst year 10y than
hundred thousand bales The plantations along The Ala.
bama river are covered with cotton, waiting TO be
veyed TO The shipping port for sale. From all these
circumstances, says the Register, as well as from the
FACT that our two stock banks acting honestly and
honoraby in their engagements, have fair prospect
Of going ahead the coming season"
No .etioic ttrsr at Sc .7ugustins = outstanding
some fatal cases of fever among distinguished PERSONS
the papers of that city of Nov positively deny that it
Is ysjp&s sye bus Or 81 % nave So
cannot well be yellow fever.
During The months of August, September and Octo
Der, there were 639 intermens in Mobile +, the hame
month in 1898, they only amounted 10 I'D and in 1887
to 3G4 Mechanics locking to that city, under
peclaton Of employment in the burnt district.
RESUMPTION CISciSSATI The Ohio Life and
Trust Bank Of Cincinnati resumed specie payment on
the 9th instant and The Post of that CT that the
lafayette and the franklin Banks followed sul next
day.
OF the Governments of South America, as now or.
gnnIzed the following is a list of Presidents GiUJe.
Mexico, Gen. Busiamene
GUATEMALA, This Republic is broken up into as
many independent States as there
were formerly provinces. The
Confederation is dissolved.
NEW GEESADA, Dr. Marques.
VENEZUELA, Gen Paez.
ECuADGR, Gen Flores
BRAZIL, Don Pedro H., Emperor. During
his minority, the Empire is adm
nis'sfed by Regent.
BuEHos AYREs, Gen. Rosas.
URUGUAY Gen. Rivera.
CHILE, Gen. Prieto
BOLIVIA, Gen Velasco.
PERU, Gen. Gamaua
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COMMUNICATIVE.

IU-H-HC.NIl5 IJ'.''
ABlSGDoS, Va Oc, OH, leg
DR.. J KuHL, Richmond. Va
Dear Sir am happy 10 inform yon that am r rI
ceenl health. In letter some twelve months up
wards since. stated had entirely recovered my health
Since tina, lime. have not had the slightest symptom Of
q return of my old and much dreaded disease the Dg
prpSiu also stated the Of several cases Of ob,t
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yielded 10 your remedy.
have used your Medicines in various diseases with
success | have used none other in my family tor the
last IL months One Of my sisters whose eyes had been
affected for three years $50 much so, that she
scarcely able to 10 attend 10 the most ordinary bu'
sness without the OF spectaces.) relieved Ivy
the use Of your Restorer OF the Blood and Depuraye
Powder. Respectfully. yours,
GEORGE BARR.
Nov 53-G-
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Mosion's present majority, 2iI7
Since the above we have returns from New Bedford;
Morton 775; Everett S57: Democratic gain from last
year 80. Democratic representative elected and
Wings; Fairiaven III Democratic majority, Democratic
gain so 2Democruc representatives elected. Dart.
mouth 2O7, Morton, 22S Everett-2 Democratic gain.
Democratic elected. Pawlucke,, Nor
ton 95 Everett 46 Democratic gain lO5
We have elected To the Senate > in MIddsspx, ) in
Norfolk in Bristol . in Plymouth We shalt elect
in Hampden 9 in Berkshire making in all IL which we
think will be majority of Senators elected by the PEG
pie This will give rs the President Of the Senate
We have made large gain in the House OF Repre-
sen,atives, as the folio wing will show:
REPRESENTATIVES ELECTED.
bingham. Wings. Chelsea, Democrat. Brighton
Wings. Dorchester, 3 Wings, Haverl'l Wings
crat. Las, year Wing South Reading Democrats
Last year : Wings Reading, no choice. Waham,
no choice. Msdtnrd, Democrats. Scitua,e, 5 Wings
Cohasset,, Wing. Randolph, Democrats Wsy.
mouth Democrats. Salem, . Wings Sudbury,
Moore, Democrat Wa,ertown, no choice. Newton,
no choice. Stow. Democrat. Marlboro, J. Hayden,
I Democrat. Arlington, Wings Walpoie, Emmons
Partridge, Democrat, Why last year franklin. Wing
Sharon, Jedediah Morse, Democrat. foxh"ro', Wing
wren,han, g Democrats Raxburv, 3 Wings and 9
Democrats. Dedhsm, ! Wing Ashhy vuted not TO
send West Cambridge. James Russell, WIN. Locke
Democrats Concord Democrats PeppereIi z De.
mocrsts. Msrblehead. 4 Democrats. Lynu6e!d
Democrat Beverly, 3 Wings Lynn, Abel Houghion,
Jr., Democrat. ESSEX, Aaron Burnhsm Samuel Ha,-
dy. Dsmocrats-iast year Wing. Ipswich, Hamilton,
snd Wenham, have elected representatives. Dan
vsrs, Wings. Gloucester, s Democratic gain. Man.
chester, A. Burnham, Democrat Rowiey, voted not TO
send. Lowell, Wings only chosen. Dunstabe, no
choice. Chelmsford, no choice. woburn, choice.
Burlington, Democrat Berlin, l Whig-l Wing
last year Surbridge, l.. Hooker. c. Billiard De
mocrats-2 Wings last year Millbury, 9 Wings
Leicester David Henshaw, Democrat, Wing
g Wing, las, year. A,hol, Whig-2 Wings las, yeur