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 nANiEL N. POPE, has removed from i6 Ca fV nal street to Magazine Granite Building) corner Graver street, where he is now opening a new and complete assortment of
 Staple Ebry Goods. comprising every variety of Plantation Goods and others adapted 10 the season, among which are Lowell, Virginia and Georgia Osnaburgs, {, ], Brown Sheetings and Shrtings do Bleached do do Kerseys Plains, Linseys, Satinets, Kentucky Jeans, Cloths, Cassimires, Blankets of al descriptions and colols, Red and White Fiames, merinos, Alpaca Cloths, and Moasline de Iaincs, Prints of every variety,
 Hosiery, iIdl1is., Threads, Tapes, Svc &5c., which he offers for sale the lowest terms for cash or short city acceptances. His friends and the pub lie are invited to call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
 l}eic 0rteoas, Sept 20H, 1s4f l-i0w. tF-Arkansas lnteliigenear please copy inc above.
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N0FEGE.

97Ss,7z757gN2 69oTToN PLANTERS. who vii 8&NN.#&EY " consgn their Cottont to the house E# Q of JoHN G. PRArr x Co, New Or- leans, can be furnished with Baggiac, Rope and Twine, at New Orleans prices, with the usual charges for freight, &e., by applying to
 $. H. FUCKER,
 Markham street, Little Rock
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Il Arkansas, Desha and Chicot counties, are re- spectfully requested to meet in Convention al the Post Of Arkansas, Monday, the llth day of Qeto- Der next for tue purpose of taking into consideration the pfepriety of levying tha Arkansas and Missis- sippi rivers, from Pine Bluff to Columhia and to make suitable aTraagementsfor promptly memorial zing the State Legislature and the Congress of the Unified States. fo appropriate money or land to ae- complish this important object. 4 general atten- dance is particularly requested.
 BY MANY Glffz1Hs INTERESTED.
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IEa EaaTEalN.

PURSUANT to aa crdeF Of the Pulaski Court of I Probate the undersigned will sell al the Court House door, in the city oiALitae Roel. on inc 25th day of November, 1sft between the hours of judicial sales, at public outcry, 10 the highest bidder, lots No. one and tsso in bloele No Mifty in the city of Little Rock, old town, westof Inc Quapaw line and the dwelling house and out buildings situate thereon the property of the estate of WILLIAM c. HowFLL, deceaset. The purchaser viii bs required to give bondwith two good securities, for the paymeat of the purchase money, at l2 months credit, with interest at per cent per annam from the day of sale until paid. ELIZA B. HOWELL
 .ddm'r'rde 6oais non Of Wm. C. IIoceH, dec.
 Little Rock. Sept. F. lsll.-l-w
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4 IL persons liable to do Military duty in Capt. 4 k3- C. L. Sallivan's 2d Company, 18th Regiment, Arkansas Militia, are hereby ordered to attend Company Muster, on Saturday, the 2sihdaY of Sept nst, m front ot the State lIoese at 10 o'clock A M AS'l ti' ANB EQUIPPED as the law directs for Military duty By order of thc Gaptain
 T. PARSEL, o, $.
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{ every description, wifi be executed al tbis oI " ice, on the shortest notice, at low rates. and in superior stYla
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Reeron rowx. pecelabar Il .ls4g

 REcToR TowN, December II ,ls49. 10 tle isditor gf fhe s4lieQns1s BdnRef: SHY on are hereby authorized to an- nounce me as candidate for Governor of the State of Arkansas, at the next October election, subject to othe decision of the peo- pie at the ballot box
 Respectfully,
 K CeBYRD.
 BArEsvIGFE, tARKsl Feb. .. ls44. DR. BeRLANn --Ieag Sifi. Will yoa please in place my name upou the list of Democrats Candi- dates for Congress.
 I remain your obd't sery't.
 LEWIS B. FULLY. De- We are authorized To announce ISAAC ]. HOWARD, as . candidate for the office Of Sheriff of PQiask county, at the ensuing October election. February 27, lSi4. 24-tf
 ai. We arc authorized to anaounce WILLIAM $. BORDEN, as candidae for the office of Sheriff oi Pulaski county at the ensuing October election january z@, lsl+. l9- We are authorized to announce Maior HERE- DON ~ A!{ALSON, as acandidate for re-eleetion o W e once oi CieriS nj inc Circuit Court of P0las- Nl county. January 80, Is44. 2Q-tf We are authorized to announce GORDON N. tt.N f as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court
 
 July t0, lSti-l3
 G. Dr. Borahd will please announce inc name ol HUGH W. ASHLY, as candidate for Sheriff of Quchita county March 27 fgIts  We are authorised and requested fo announce Sel' " WILLIAM MI lFCIiEbL, as a DEMOCRATIC candidats to represent RANDOLPH Co,tXry. in inc nexts session of the Legislature of Arkansas
  9s.-Na arc authorised to announce WILLIAM !. IL BLACKBURN, as a candidate for Clerk of the olfc9it < Court of Independence County, at the next October election.
 May 2z, 1sI4. 3g- 01-We authorized To announce LESSEE DOUGLASS as candidate for Clerk of the County Court for Lafayette County. July 10-fs s65,Ne are authorized to announce JOHN Q. H4GHFOWIiR as a candidate for the Legislatnie TOT Lafayette County July I0--d3 We are authorized to announce c. L. SuI.LI. VAN, as a candidate for theoifice uf CONSTABLE of Biz Rock township, Pulaski county, at the ensuing October election. September n, l84i--52.
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And, also, in each of the respective counties, the following county officers, 10 wit; one Sheriff, one Coroner one Clerk of the Circuit Court one County Treasurer, one County Surveyor; ndtorthe respec- tive townships in each comfy, one Constable, and sach number of Justices of the Peace, az are autho fzedhy constitution and laws oithis State. And al-o, three Skhoo Gonmssioners for each and every county in thTs State, as provided by sec 25 of " an act 10 establish a system of Common Schools in the State of Arkansas, :" approved Feb 3d, is43. The Sheris of the respective counties required to said elections to be holden according 10 law.
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto
 set my hand and caused the seal of said l.. $. State to be affixed at Little Rock, on the
 3lst day ofJiiy, A. D. lS4f
 sAML ADAMS. By tie Governor:
 DAVID B. GREER. Secretary 2f State. July 3I lSH 46-tde
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containing n the aggregate 24e9 26- 100 acres and setting forth substantially, tha. said unknown heirs ot sad Roneo leyis, wiio equitahg entitled to ope-haf of the above described lands, and that said Albert c. Payne, who is entitled 10 one-lourth of said lands, are non-residenls of this Stae and that he, the said petitioner, Is equtably eAtitled to the other, or remaining fourth o said lals And fur ther praying tharad 5ment for partition of Hands, 80 lar as sad petitioner is interested therein may be rendered by the coprt--and for all other relief to which he is entitled.
 And said petitioner having filed his affidavit tes- tilyins to the non-resdence of said defendants or tenants in common moved for order ef publication. It s therefore, ordered that said defendants the un- known heirs of said Romeo Lewis geqefaii3 and the said Albert C. Payne, be and appear before the judge o our circuit court al court to De eId at the enrt house in the town of Pine Blu.f in said county on the fourteenth day of October next, X. D. lSI4-it being the second Monday of said nonth on tle first day of said term,-and plead, answer or deaur to said petition; and that said defendants be notified that, n default thereof, tie said petition shall De ta- ken as confessed by them, and decree for partition of said lat,ds, consequently, awarded to said pe- titioner, in conformity win his prayer.
 And it is further ordered, that this order be pub lished in the .'Arkansas Baaner ' newspaper print ed the city of Little Rock in said State, for foGr weeks sueccssYeiv, legal aof5icgfsoa 10 said non resident defendants of the insIltaton and nature of said petitioner suit.
 THoS. s. JAMES, Clerk I 4 true copy from the reeord--Teste; THOS s. JAMES, Clerk
 April ii, ISs4-52-4w (pF's. fee Si6 75.)
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-KENTICKY ELECTI0NS-

make the following selections from Kentucky slnrelation to thereeent elections in that State.
 these it will be seen that we have not only
 avery great gain, in all the elections; but that a'e done so in despite of the grossest frauds, ne most outrageous violence, on the part of the 5 No doubt, if the elections had been fairly leled' the State would have been carried by the ocras.
 ENTUcKY ELEoTIoNs-OFFicIAL.-The Slag IS the aggregate vote cast for Gov
 ' and Lleutenant Governors: ls5 ,eS5 Butler. Dixon. Pitcher. s0oO o.o 55,056 60,670 4S ,999 ''oo 4S,959
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as3- We are authorised 10 announce WILLIAM l. BLACKBURN, as candidate for Clerk of the October election
 May 2, lsI1. 3f
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ts- We are authorised and requested 10 announce Col. WILLIAM MITCHELL, as a DEMOCRATIC candidate to represent RANDOLPH CouNrY. in the next session of the Legislature of Arkansas.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-09-18

ID ECEIEED per Steam Boat Rolla, a large and Ia general assortment Of Glass Ware which will be sod cheap for cash. All kinds of Country Pro- duee taken in exchange for Goods
 Sept. 4th, l84l.-52 II. N. ALDRTCH. i
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of HUGH w. ASHLY, as ! candidate for sberi,I of Quehita county. March 27 fsifl.s
The Arkansas banner., 1844-09-18

INDEPENDENCE COUNTY, Sept. 5, l84i. lraci.-"Since 1 wrote you on Aug. 'al the opinions l then expressed have confirmed, by constant observation. The 'd the times brighten for our cause.- snnot fail to carry the county. The P begin to cower and quake-we1ve got
The Arkansas banner., 1844-09-18

g. We are authorized 10 announce LESSEE DOUGLASS as candidate for Clerk of the County oooft for Lafayette County. July 10--fs
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We are authorized to announce c. L. SuLLI. VAN, as a candidate for heoifce of CONSTABLE of Biz Rock township, Pulaski county, at the ensuing October election. September IT, lS4l--52
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tJ-Me are authorized to announce JOHN Q as a candidate for the Legislature for Lafayette County. July l6-4s
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j. z We are authorized to announce GORDON N. T. Af as candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court
 ] Tuiasil County, af fhe-neXt October election.
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We are authorized to announce hiaior HERE- DON II ABALS0N, as candidate for reelection to the office oi Clerk nt he Circuit Court of P0las- l county. January 80, IS44. 2Q-tf
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&f We arc authorized to announce WILLIAM E. BORDEN, as candidate for the office of Sheriff oi Pulaski county at the ensuing October election
 January 2$. lsI4 Ie-
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8 AFEvF'F3N'T'Hdew 6geREga8N01v

Llile Rocs, .1osa1 80, 18H. '''''''
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=efa We are authorized To announce ISAAC. ]. HOWARD, as candidate for the office of Sheriff 't Pnlasd county, at the ensuing October election
 February 27, iSi4 2l-tf
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D ECETyED per Steam Boat i1oila, E0, l5 boxes Window Glass ssst h. l5 1o% r, kegs i dy Nails,
 10 6 dy s0 dy
 s @I0 dy
 i0dv
 44gaa 4agaa lbs Ilss. ls.ssszssstts Asserted sssssel 4a00 its. Common Bar Iron, ls sets Wagon Boxes, i2do Buggy do 300 gall Stone Ware, 500 lbs. Plough Wings, 2;,s .S5aaa sr1re H.N. ALDRICH. September 4t lsti.sz-52
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Public MeeGingat Arkansas Post

DAVID 5. GREER. Secretary 2f Stote. July 3l. 154. 46-tde
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BArrsr1Lnr. 1Anr.s1 Eeh . 1s..

Respectfully,
 k. C. BYRD.
, 1844-05-04

EyportatiDn If Women 10 Iugin-
IN. in lC2O.-"Tne en,erprisirg colo
nists." says Holmes, "belng general,
IL destitute Of families. Sir Edward
Sandys, the treasurer. proposed t"
the Virginia company to send over
wives TO the planters. The propo-
sal was ~applaudcd. and ninety e'rIs.
syoung and uncorrupt.' we're sent O.
yer in the ships that arrived this year.
and The wear following sixty more
handsome and well recommended 10
the company for their vlrtuous edn,
cation and demeanor. The price OF
a wife, at first. was n hundred his
of Tobacco-but rs the number be-
came scarce, the price was increased
to one hundred and fifty pounds, the
value Of which, in money. was three
shillings per pound This debt tor
wives, it was ordered, should have
the presidency Of other debt. can
be first recoverable" Another VIII
Ter saws that SIT would have done a
mans heart good to see the gallant
young Virginians fastening to the
water side. when a ship arrived from
London. each carrying a bundle OF the
best tobacco under his arm, and eaci,
take back with him a beautiful and
virluous young wife.-T:anscr'pt.
, 1844-05-04

AK EnlroE.-The business of an
editor who attempts 10 give his read
ers something new every day Of pub
location. we relieve is greatly under
rated. especially by the more learned
OF mankind. They think it is a very
easy matter to write for a newspaper.
1T them try it.. Let some OF i
au.cst mon or women, make the al
tempt 10 write one single article esah
DAY. vitaou: fail--and article. mad,
winch they shat! not hesitate 60 nnt
ihcir names 10. and let the world
hnoW it is theirs. We verify believe
talt they would find it no easy mat
Yet such is the position OF az
editor. With only a modicum of
brains. perhaps. he must not write
me article. but hall 4 dozen; and what
Is more and worse too, his name. his
name Goes ont attached to them all.
Really, the public should judge
chrrit,b'y of an editors efforts. 1t
would bc strange ii he v said a
silly thinc-vcry strange if he never
sand an unvIse onr--passInG strange
It he never sud an erroneous one
His opinions Of Transporting events are
expressed hastily. frequently on the
spur of the moment, before time Is
.lven for thorough examination. and
,he wonder is. that they are so uni
formlv such as their authors are will
ling to stand by after mature desibe-
ration.
, 1844-05-04
Vol. El1.-.So. &c.

driver throws falSehood in his face
See the effsc; of the autumnal frost
oa your mountain foliage. In the
morning alb IS verdant as the rose
ln the evening. YOU see naught but
tie >u.,en leaf loretelling the down
ward road OF human nature. So pas
>ed away. forever. the fame of Dick
ems. one Who had not good sense
enough 70 bear dlscreetiy the first
ointment 81 arp!ause. which he ever
net WIKI IN lis VOYAGE through life.
NathIaE tut Z knowledge of his own
cHara,-er was required to make him
~ c ert Of utter inSignifcance TO
america. The pit he diGged for 9TH
rrs has received him and his fame
Bat he is not satisfied with the injus-
II e he has done America in his
"noleS ,or general c~irculo,ion," but
in 4 ia;er work he takes occasion to
s~u5<rantiite his former sentiments by
b'ackeninC thcm-indictative Of the
groSs violence othis heart! Had he
shown the smnllest atom OF honor.
by Erecting his misstatements, then
We might have forgiven him. But
ao,hing has appeared. He writes to
7 frieGi shot he never read 4 single
cric.Gue on i.l< work on America. aud
never sh9'.. lie saws he has done
IN: Justice 70 America. IL there ev-
er lived = man on earth that merited
sever rr5Ykr. that man Is Charles
Dickens. He does not deserve mer-
y. He ha< .eii M way open for II.
lie h"S shown no respect for himself.
lie is an object oi disgust and horror
which should not be permitted to dis
grace u country. We cannot there
fore. hold our peace while Dickens
sanders are gong forth. unparalleled
IN history. anclent'or modern.
Tie subject bears a most serious
aspect when the religious interests OF
America and England are taken into
consideration. How atrocious the
att Hpt to show the III will and heart
burning in the world which God is
Row re-enHra'ing. England has ev-
or had the good sense 10 adopt and
cooperate with every great and good
sentiment which has originated in A
mcfica1 hcnpvo'ence. How they
hive THEA. h-nG m hand. side 5yside-
shoulder t" shoulder. TO 90 forth from
ho,hcuuniries, the armies of the cross.
under Il banner stained by no blood
bur tie Blood Of INN who died TO save
them. to carry the blessed Gospel 10
the destitute. from the walls of China
20 the Australian Islands. one impulse
movinc the CHRISTMAS OF both coun-
tries. one spirit hcaving in the bosom
oi both! What ruthless hand shall
break this league!
The character Of Dickens appears
in q still darker aspect. when he char
yes bicotrv on the genius of American
pietv. and insult on the American
pulpit.
, 1844-05-04

rF.7r, the Morning Hsra.l-l
7i.,s ror'I j. all . ~iee,ing show,
Fa- man.. Illusion eiTsn,
Tlc sm'i,s Of joy, the tears OF voc.
D-,e..r'l shine. decei,ful flow;
Ta.-e Is nothing true bu; Haven.
- = f! vii charge. and diamonds fade,
So ErnEs to weslth aye given.
~ r-- me- our ferns invade.
Th..rr ru. 20. light sinks in shade
Trr-s lasts but Hs.vss-
Creations -E':y fabric, al
WI re q, LIONS riTea,
The .;z-s 6s2e.ze. and comet. i.il,
Con usior rock tbs earthly bell:
Taere !. aglnllz firm but HEAVEN.
Inc World : pr. from shore &c shore,
A7!hEs 5lse'sss visien;
is l,f;g dome. and brilliant ore;
And sparkling gems, are mean and Poo'.
Tb~-e is nothing ii b bu; HEAvys-
4 s.ra1 ger. lonely, here I-osm,
From place 10 place I'm driven;
Nv friends are gone, and | alone,
Am swiftly travelling 10 the tomb;
have no home bat HEsyES.
Adi.u. all earthly things adic1,
NJ sins are all forgiven,
The charms Of Christ ha We caught my view
And on TO GLcRT | pursue;
To find e home in iIEAvEH.
Times fading glory disappears,
And TO the winds are given,
Triumphant grace, has Gained NY fears
Roll on ys suns, ay swift ye years;
And bring me home 10 Heaven.
, 1844-05-04
Rates of Advertising.

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insertion 81; for each subsequent insertion fl,
t. cents. A reasonable deduction made 10
those who advertise BY the year.
Communications o. advertisements ola per-
.onal nature when admissible will be eharg.
ed double the usual rates, and payable iuvaria.
BY in advance.
z For announcing candidates, 50 each,
invariably in adSsncc.
e Advertisements except fer yesriy adver,
Users should in all cases se accompanied b.
written directions, as 20 the number OF inset
tions: ifnot, they will be published till forbid,
and aymen e1ac;eG.
, 1844-05-04

The Great TalIey.-The Missis-
sippi Valley has no parallel on earth
its length may be estimated ut not
less than $500 miles; and its main
breadth is rom 1900 to 1900. There
are many facts to prove that it was
once covered with a vast ocean, and
that the great change was brought
about by repeated and long contin-
upd volcanic commissions. This val
lev is tina most delightful. the richest,
and the fairest portion of the earth,
and capable of sustaining a popula-
ton of 100, COCOON. Y. Sun.
, 1844-05-04

The Great Source ofCrime.--Ihere
were in 1910, Io,3O6 d%istiIleries OF Ar
dent spirits in the United States pro-
ducing Il 1927 gallons, annually
and employing a capital Sl47'9o0'
and 1928 persons. Could the mum.
Der Of consumers be ascertaIned' II
would no doubt, be fearlully great;
and yet, far more appalling would oe
the result, If the amount OF crtnle
could be estimated which alcohol,
either directly or indirectly pTooo-
cesi
, 1844-05-04
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

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ing, At S2,50, If paid within SIX months, and
# payment De longer delayed, Three Dollars
will be e1,cieG.
q To q club OF Three or more subscribers,
Of paid in aGrcsee,, Two Dollars.
No paper discontinued until all arresrages
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HPostmasters are authorized BY law to for
ward monev to newspaper publishers, free OF
charge. All letters to the Editors, By mail,
must be POST PAID.
, 1844-05-04

"Young womanhood! the sweet
moon on the horizons verge a tho t
matured but not uttered; a conceP-
ton warm and glowing, not yet en-
bodied; the rich halo which ~precedes
the rising u n the ROSY dawn that be-
speaks the ripening peach; a flower
"a flower which is not quito q ns wer,
Yot 10 no more a bud"
, 1844-05-04
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, 1844-05-04
J. y. MaMit VS.. c. Dickens.

IN lecture q" DIX 'ele"HE "e
IlTered and reported Tor The "Reii--
Ious ENQUIRER" Mr.. Ai.Iit SAYS:
It,va .,a,Lo~ s,r,,e # sr;le-co
uL;,L L,,a,rn borr ~, rr.
4.5,....s r;.L, :, 50,
,f NV ,vn o~,.,.ve,i., r,y:rr :,
,, ~, ,L. mr.
b,,s and r,l,,bei cir,e< IN E,rcne
mao ,5,n ,vsn,y ve7.s 5.a i.rrp
ur~n.. ,L,, hons ~ ,f,sr
ul.n ~. 800 r;.d ,E,.
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t.a;I.",l, II -.
,,n NJ w.,r,h md rar,a,,sct .,
,I,,LTt.ra 10, r..,,-.I NJ.
, -. n.Itr,,I,r 49,,
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,r,r;. s~'.,o,y =, ito ri a.rsn.
...T..,. o,rr, .,,..~;.r ,,3
,,.,, -, i~r;,rI.,,, .v,.I,,rv nh.
49, ,.,,. Win, t,,e ay.r baeo 49,
,,,,r.e5--,od rn,, n ,s mot N p,v
n,.,a~i, .u,r.ye ol any better 50.
ciety short If Heaven. From the
k~jlilnt mansion Of vou- Republican
President to the 10. cottages on the
prairles q; The west. | nave been 4 -,
ritI inmate OF al, dwellings: | have
known the intimate relationships Of
s~ocie,y-ihe lights and shadows OF
Sncrrtv-I have SIC the rIch virtues
Of home obuuded upon no eve but
that If slcred friendship; and let me
bear my sincere and sniid testimony
TO the uadeunoIe worth anu slrpass-
M virtues winch germIna,e Ia the
American heat. Let no one highly
, 1844-05-04

$50 - - Naa-A~f NHr- ~ N-+
corn; rolls the seed in plaster. and
plants, taking care u keep the grain
moist. 1t comes Up rank says VI.
P, Is largerat one week old ihtn dry
planted attuo. and ! am confident ]
have not a single Hill the two pas'
seasons. The smell is 81 disagreed
lie when prepared as above, that
neither ROWS. birds. squirrels. f-'h
nice. nor cut worms are disposed t.
NEEDLE with H. Mr.. p. asks Il ni,rc
and sulphur viii answer the same ?us-
pose, and. if yes. how much Of each?
Sulphur would no doubt prove = good
antidote. ami there would be NJ dar-
Ger of nSIng it 70 excess vet ~ i'lnk
tar and powder equality beneficial.
In the Yankee Farmer. vel. IL. p.
,. Is an account fem tie Wa.ert'n
Standard. at an experiment IN SHak-
ing seed corn in q >'iu.ion 81 s.!v c
TIE. Five ruw> Were planted VITA
corn thus prepa3ed. and il VS. sup
posed that they would produce -
much as tv,nly-fve rows planted
without preparation. mat prepared
was not ''ucA'd ny tha>e warns.
Wh"e Amos, every hht Of the rest II
the piece suffered severely by their
dep citations. Il was observed. thai
u" one VINO examined the Held could
G'"oi oi t"e tHlc"c! 81 the prrltTa-
t'"n.
MI. joshua iaHHan' IN Z c'Hamn-
nica''oa Tor It's paper winch We pub
i>hed i'>t July. mentions = i1r-e
crop OF corn "Hici re rti>eI-Iut
bushels On nearly an acre. lhe sect
""s prepared Is !"t""S:-A peek OF
corn was Hu' Ia.o a iu' 'o"t'uinI
two Ia!.>'ul % "&.er'I' t" ""'ch ""S
PIT oEe ana 'Iaii cup>."I al Sa;pe'
ire, and y renamed i've d1y<.
Ac'rfeSp"n"'"t OF The Name Far
mor. on the subject Of t'rr'1r corn.
observes MAT ie tdI,"r oi 4 W0S'e.h
paper SAYS. "i."l COMPLAINT IS ne
G~ueLtIy "2d". i'a' seed corn winch
Is prepare cd VITA i"E, I" prevent liS
= destruction hy cr""s does not c"I'e
mp wei. ihis difficulty Is s.ii' '|
SOM" who nave long experience II
tarr'nc seed corr. and ia''H h'.''r" II
rs siIi'acv AMI safety. :" ar''' from
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