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STATE OF VERMONT, !

DISTRICT or ADDiSON, -.
BE it remembered, that at Probate
Court held at ShOrcham in aud for the
District Of Addison, on he 3ls, day of JAIN
uary A. ID. 1871.
John Tobias administrator Of the estate Of
JOSEPH J. TOBIAS,
late Of said Shoreham in said district deceased, pre-
his petititon in writng praying for license
sell real estate Of the deceased for the purpose Of
paying the debts Of the deceased and expenses OF ad
minstration, and therein sets forth the aIaount Of
debts due from the deceased aud charges Of aiminis
traon, the value OF personal estate and the situation
Of tie real estate and that It il necessary sell all
the real Of the DECEASED for the yuIpu aoTc
said: II is therefore ordered that sai5p'ti On lie
considered session Of said count I , lie held AT
the Office Of Udney II. Everest Esq. in sad Shore
ham Thursday the 9Th day Of Marchn next enc
O'Clock in the afternoon; and that Said administrative
give notice thereof all persons Interested that they
may appear and make hci, objections, it amy they
may have, to said license being granted, by publish
ing a certified copy OF this order in the
Northern Galaxy, newspaper printed
at said Middlebury-rhree weeks success
lively, previous To the time of sai,Icouri.
J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg !s,er-
\ true copy ofrccord.
Attest, J. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. ~.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison -.
BE II remembered that at Probate Court held Ut
Middlshury in and for the District of Addison, tho
18Th Jay Of February 4. ID 1874.
Abel Abbey administrator Of the estate sc
ALPi!EUS BROOKS.
Ia,e Of said Mddlehury dece7 sed presents Lis admin
isration account for settlement 1t is therefore
dered lhat the same be examined for allowance at
session Of said Probate Court be held at the Office
Of the Register Of said Court in said IddlelrTy,
on Thursday the 2Ist day Of March next; At ore o.
clock in the afternoon aid that the said admin slra
give notice thereof all persons interested that
they NAV appear and make their objections, ifany
they may have, the allowance Of said account by
publishing certified copy this order in the North
ern Galaxy and MddlebGry Peoples Press-a news
paper printed in said Jiddebury three weeks in sue
cesson previous 20 the session Of said Court.
J. :. BUSHNELL, Register,
A true copy of record.
Attest, ]. S. BUSHNELL, Reg. ~
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For Sale.

A Farm lying on New Haven
II rAe river, containing between enc
Hs-;1s,.,,'';ES hundred and twenty and one
Esfsss.sEsSszssz hundred and forty acres Of the
very best of land there are two barns. For
" or more acres Of said farm interval. there
is fine grove of pine timber fit for shingles
and boards, large quantity Of hemlock for
fencing timber, also a quantity Of black ash
for rails, and good supply of wood for fuel.
The farm will be sold cheap. Time given
for payment Of two thirds of the purchase if
required. For particulars inquire of Martin
5. Dorrance, OF Middlebury, Mr.. Jenison
Merritt OF New Haven, who have carried on
said farm; also Charles Linsley Esq, or to
the subscriber at Bristol.
JOS. c. BRADLEY.
Feb. 18th, 1874. 4l;tf
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STATE or VERMONT, !

STATE OF VERMONT,
District OF Addison, s.
S4E il remembered thai at a Probate Court
- held alMiIdle5ury in and lor the district
Of Addison on the 18Th day Of October,
AID. 1914.
Columbus Bowdish named executor ia an ns'ru-
ment purporiug be tn; last will ani testament II
GRiPHENA DUNNiNG.
late of said Weybridge deceased presents the
for probae 1t is therefore ordered, that the same be
examined for probate session Of said 10 be-
held the Office Of the Register cf said saint
MddIebury on Thursday the 18th day of Mach
next at O'Clock in the afternoon, and that notice
thereof he given all persons Interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, ii anyEthry
may have to the probate aad allowance Ct said VIII
by publishing a certified copy Of this order in tie
Northern Galaxy and Middlrhury Peoples Press. n
newspaper printed at said NJ ddiehury, three weeks
successfully 'preyoas 10 the session Of said Court
J. 5. BUSHNELL, Register
A true copy Of recori.
10 Attest J. s. BUSHNELL. Register.
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70 Rent.

THE unoccupied part Of the building directly
south Of the old Colleg huilding and the front part
of the house situated in the north corner Of the
college common Both premises well calculated to ac-
commodatc families. Apply 10 the undersigned for
terms SC. JAMES NJ. SLADE, Agent.
Jan. %, 1914. 39-tf
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.r,i.e It's authority over ii, or leave
e ..,. 70 do it in conformity TO the rule 1t
.- tribe. In pursuance of this portion
a'; r Institution, at the last session con-
q '' ,.,,~;eI. that representatives should be
pv districts, a most benefcient pro-
49,. .nI one calculated % preserve the
r,socratic principle of equal popular
.....s;;on, ther;ght of minorities.an es-
..;.r.r ilejust influence ofthe smaller states
the corfcdcracy-
~. ylr. Paal Dillingham; has made
~ IN congress in which lie very soberly
that if congress does any thing, it
-.s ,,,5 do all that is necessary in fixing the
,lgee and manner Of holding elections,
..r,s- the states have night to come in
~, ,le whole as they please. We leave
,a. public to determine whether this
.otfos:c Oh the part of Mr.. Dillingham; is
him. better than limping apology for
=. f,ulv llom7ge which the loco representa-
,...of Vermont have ever yielded TO the
-..-... of party. A more alarming prece-
I'm. touching the violated majesty of the or
.n..t.w Of tie country was never before SUI
5-.l M the foo. of congress; and if party
II milne caa do this with IMMUNITY, we may
mo very distan: period bid long farewell
%, III. free and happy Institutions our fathers
han. lsquealhed us. We prophecy that the
me and patriotic spirit Of he people of Yer
man, c1llnot talncly submit to have their in
..,-.fs and their known will thus unscrupu-
.o,lv djsregardcd by one of their own repre-
..nta,ives. Nothing can be more obnoxious
=, them than the prohi5ate purposes Of the
majority in congress to repudiate 4 law pass
a in accordnce with the plain language of
.f. Constitution, which all except four states
t,he uuion have cheerfully complied With
I'd which is highly important in sustaining
rss power of the smaller soyreignties in the
cpucls Of the nation. We trust this foul
ra. fixed On the cscUtcheon of Vermont by
.as Of her representatives,, viii be wiped
away at the next election. The wings of the
north eastern district we believe need but the
opportunity to show The world, that even that
corner Of our noble little state, will not coun-
.taaace the base attempt to desecrate the con-
,i:.i9n and degrade the government by multi
.i4z ii one congress law passed by another
Oh grounds winch no sober man can regard
Z any better thaa mere factious opposition.
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BOSTON MARKET.-Feb. IL.

BOSTON MARKET.--Feb. IL.
FLOUR. Howard st. 500 5,25,
Western Canal sos 5,37.
BUTTER. sa IA per ID.
CHEESE. a 81 do.
WOOL.-A good demand continues
with gradually improving prices-No for
ergo of consequence remaining in first
hands.
Saxony and Merino feeces, 4Oa45
Full blood, 80 a 40
J blood, 35 81
Common IA blood, % &c
Lambs, lst quality, 33 a 35
Smyrna washed, 20 a 26
Bengaz, sal4
Buenos Ayres, 4a21
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The Wings of Concord have Clay Club,
and have published an address to the Wings
Of NewH Hampshire. Wing Clubs are rap
idly forming in every part of the country.
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A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his house
lot pleasantly situated in the village of Mid
dleburv near the new College, now occupied
by N. B. Harvey. A liberal credit will be
given and price reasonable for particulars
enquire of D. Wooster.
ABIJAH STEARRS.
Feb. Niddlebury lCth. tl044.
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L n / o n NJ T. Z TIN G.
FERRrARY ODD ISil.

The Wings of BRANDON, LEICES-
TER, SALISBURY and GOSHEN, are
requested to meet at the TOWN HOUSE
in Brandon, on THURSDAY THE ODD
FEBRUARY, at o'clock 7. NJ, for the
purpose offorminga UNION WING CLUB
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ENTHEAT, RYE, Corn, Oats, Buc k
w wheat, Peas and Beans, for sale by
A. FRANCIS.
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Commissinncrs Nolicc.

WE the subscribers being appointed hy tie Hon
the probate court for the district Of Ncvhly,n, Com
missoners to receive, eNaniae and a::.t al claims
aId demands Of all persons agains the estate Of
MOSES !. WHEEbE.R.
late Of New Haven in SAID district deceased, rcpesent-
ed iusolgent, al@o all clills and dumaIIs exhibited
in Offset thereto, and six months from the OH day Of
February lSii being allowed by said cou.j for ,lrst
purpose, do therefore give notice t.t viii at
tend to the business Of said appointment at the
dwelling house Of the widow Of The deceased in sail
in Ncwhayen, ON the 3d Tuesdays Of Aarch mi July
next from O'Clock A IN. till four 2 III. Cd each tof
said days
Newhayen, Feb 7ih 1874.
iViHJam Nash,
Ira Clifford. Commissioners.
Amos 1latthe,rs. IL
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In examining my tables for several years
past, find not one instance until the present
that the mean temperature for one week was
below zero. d. " CHAMBERS.
Addison, February 9th 1914.
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At Shrewsbury on the 9th inst. Mr.. John D.
Sanders aged &c son of Mr.. Michael Sanders
of this town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-27
Court Of Chencery.

JuNE 25-DEcIsIoNs, -piee Chancellor nc Co,ui, NJ y
~ Woisey aud francis 5 Wobey Va Gro ID. Woisey-
Motion to remove defendant from his ohce as Admins
TRAITOR 10 the estate OF Jane Porter aud Executor TO me
VIII OF late George Wolsey ordered that pray er OF Pc
titioner he denied
Fr.mens Insurance Co VS. Michael 1oay-Apriica-
ton, making objection to the competency OF party,
named AUSTIN to give testimony as witness III the hear
ing oil tins cause The Court OF opinion that the OBJ
Jectons urged were suhcenty obviaed and that thero
was nothing IN the character OF the testimony that tend
ed 10 lmpeach he credhiliy oil the witness The Master
therefore, was waranted III reporting the amount OF the
note with interest," on debt upon The estate oil 1oIly al
though inc statute OF limitations may. Inc evidence De-
lore the master warranted The allowance OF sel ana me
interest thereon The Cont presumed that the master
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10 Thu LADikSf you have exoIesences, conceal
pg broad AT elevated forehead have he uareht-
epdage OF tearc hps II have sute-
iuous hs,f shguring part % our oiIwe beautiful e.
ucky ana forever eradicate u whont The sRh IL ur' or
4scoloraon ski..this be sasnsd o. BY
the riied AZ tie Doctors Office, a. doDbta of
eaTlle being humhug " quickly vanish. o. sale ory
bottle here he had the 10 owinC aflcies ny
,cie Ihs cesbtt Italian hcN'csd Soap l0r cvfirg I'll
iobes. pmrles irtcHex Ihew h, 'dn
ailor HNghne.s at III SKIN 'or cad hands hce
drp IL al ayipg all imitation snd iang its ties aIs
.sly atorhit aGt healing u" oh srtboud
without acske One cake so cents sufhc ent and
return tn u sfu b. OF your ruaTd
tiruIasds Eau ~ Rseuie or True W ter Of trarty IS
veil nown and co,metic for ceai healing pnr
yirg aud bcaGfSYf G. sron end by is dlftnf pro-
Ites the zion Of wrnbles and barrr theta
1hrr present. 81 Itr bottle.
Souauos Hair DYE will chrEGe red cry he beauf
II DIRK brown bliok without s,ning tie skin. 81 Per bot
IL VIII skier and ytbow Dye, . evnts qef bottle
Gooraud's Blsns dhfsgne, Sp'nisN hc g,res rure
rom III injunous cdents and 'ent y nhil2ttg com
chalk flake Whine Put elegant boncs, - cents
,ch. This witt other of Or. q . prpant0ns initiated
3uy where else but CT Walker the first from
he delicate and choice PeIiumery, imported from all
AlentsJordan Milk street, Boston, 10 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia; Robinson tarnsburph; Hemieh ahcaster
Seabrook, Prnceton: Trpps. Newark lousy Koehesur
Guhria Albany; Hsinstreei Troy; Gray. Poughbeess;
ott Goshen Myers New Haven; Dyer. frovItnce; Tsy
Newport; Carleton, Lowell; Ives saem Hodge newbu-
ypr Pestrn, Portsmouth, fatsn Porslu; Grhf, Bangor:
luther VIII Calais; seth y. bsrcr, Baltimore; sssy taser
NoHn Bali, Hartford; y. G. Ferr-. Middietown
mis- lmdyS yTa
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Price Two CentS.
city Intelligence.

Police OMce-JuNE 20 BuEcLARy--On the 22d
inst Qas, Saturday, the dwelling OF Mir. George beshiIe
was broken open and % five franc pieces, other
money watch and chain also, some siiyer spoons and
wearing apparel stolen with which the burglars es
cared MIR. Cheshi resided at No 2o7 Houston Air,et.
ANOTHER BURGLARY, AND The BURGLAR CAtGhr.- On
the Of this month the house OF hlr Charles Oardi
ner No. 81 Iud street, entered by ialse Keys
during tie night time and Two pair OF candle Sticks
table cover, sc stolen Officers Bowyer and McGIlth
have arrested the burglar HIS name Is George Carter,
and he is fully committed TO abide the result OF trial
A DIsHoSEsr B.BsER-A REAL SHAWL On Tuesday
afternoon MIR William r. Knapp, lumber merchant Of
No 1877 Cherry street went into BARRIERS store NO IS
BayaTd street kept by coored man named Samuel
Lewis and while under going the process OF having his
beard taken off, the black scoundre robbed him OF S62
Oncer Bird has arrested the sharer He IS fully COM
united.
CorOner's 0ncc.-JUSE 26.-sricrpE.-The Coro-
hela inquest this morning at NO BIB Madison
street young named Rebeoca Mills, sg,02A,
who committed suicide last night by taking large guam
tty OF opium Verdict in accordance With The iacts.
DRowNEp.-A colored man about % years OF age,
unknown, was found drowned IN the North fiver this
morning nj the loot OF Amos street An inquest was
held. Verdict-"iound drowned"
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instituted through malice, private pique and corrup-
ton; and ought not 10 be countenahced; and it is
ordained by the court that said Francis M. Hlgbee
pay the costs.
NorIcE-At meeting of the High Council in the City
of Nsuvoo this 18th day Of May, is44
Resolved, That James Blakeslsy, Francis NJ. Higbee
Charles vsns, and Austin Cowles, be cut Of from this
church for apostscy
GEORGE w HARRIS Prest. pro. tenn
JOSEPH NJ COLE elk. pro- TEN.
POETRY.
Reflections at the funeral Of Joel +. Scov Of Luz
cus n. and Lucy scovi who died on the 10th Of May
ls44 eyed IA years and - days.
MISS II. SNOW
The spirit he'd departed and had left
The mortal tenement lifeess form.
sat beside his coffin, hut for him
had no tears TO she'd How could weep
His years, indeed had been but few but then
He was q saint and he was gone to join
The spirits of the just. There to him
No bitterness in death. The pow'r Of faith
Impaired through the glorious gospel of
The Son OF God, had shoIn the monster of
His terroIs and his sting 1t rent in twain
The parting veil that hides from mortal view
Eternal things and kindred spirits
To greet the dying one and watt him home.
Freed from mortality AMI all its Ills
To die as he hus died, is endless gain
Such were my feelings then lookd upon
His mourning parents, and thought of their
Bereavement IT'S their only son-heis
Their first born, and to him wi fond delight
Their expectations CHUNG and here he lies
Corruption prey S already the lace
they dearly lovd! And now where is their hope
My heart was moved with tenderness and grief
For one short moment weigh'd my feelings down.
But then the spirit Of the living God
Walked with its light the vision Of my mind
And | exclaimed within myself. all all
Is well. lies gone to do u work TOR them
OF everlasting consequences and they,
Ere long, shall understand the purposes
OF Him who holds the destinies Of man;
In this their present loss, and then their Joy
Win be unspeakable.
Soon, very soon,
The resurrection morn will dawn and bring
An everlasting triumph DER the grave.
Be faithful then, ye parents Keep the faith
Be stesdfast in the cause of Zion till
Your course is iinshd, and your work is done
And.you shall soon embrace your child, orrayd
In robes Of royalty--wth glory crownd,
In your own mansion OF celestial light.
There fond affection, everlasting bond
OF kindred spirits and of kindred flesh,
In strength per.ecting, will entwine around
The glorious objects Of an endless claim.
NAuvoo, May llih, 1874
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PR ESENTS.

STRANGERS visiting the viii hnd at our etab n
- msu Nos $50 end 2s0 boed~sy beyond con pafson the
and wboe,ae AZ retail assortment Of
FAN Y hhTICLEs FOR PhtsEN1S
this side the Atlantic. which uke pleasure IN showirg,
nd e &c to sell Al prices An (seyng leas those of
~ othe, houne. - .
Our stock Of Fancy Stationery umhrelhs Parssols
san Shades Cloves Rdirg WHIPS, Fans Cara Gases aud
Tabes Desks Dssiog Cares and Fapy Boxes fusrs Per-
nmery Fancy Porcelain aud Glass, Gilt Suel aud Mou IN
Jcwey. and indeed Of thing ave accustomed to
import comp etc and p.ri, ct as eau he deiirtd.
full Catalogue has Just been published ard nay e had on
application. IItFAEf, fOUNO ELLIS.
iei cod Is
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TRENTON FALLS,

NEAR UTICA, NEW YORK
THE SUBSCRIBER announc,s o. the public, that attT
absence of seasons he has sumed the direction RI the
Hotel above place he house has been thoro rsur
nised and rlee order aud he trusts by
the comfort Of his merit return oi the
90 libefaily bestowed GA him in former yea's -
j,it 2w eodis MOORE.
HAMILTON HOUsg-fOkT HAMILTON ,wLONG
IsLaND-The subscnber begs leave announce that
he's made with the San slmd steamb at
Company th- boats and after MONDAY the 7th INST
tic above rhce and for the SPECIAL accommodation OF The
patrons and viz tors 10 this fsvo1ts spot
Leave New York, from Whitehall ate A. NJ and "a 7.
Leave liamlton House, returning TO the e,tv az t Ma
,nd AZ r. NJ. ALUNZO REED.
q ia watt
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FIRE AT WoLcUTTviLLE We learn that the
Cotton Factory of the Wolcoitvile Manufacturing Com
pany "a frame bndng) destroyed by fire yesterday
morning Insurance the building machinery and stock
at the Etna Office in this city-Si2 0O0.-Ha,ord Cour
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ONO RIvER.-At Wheeling, on Saturday there
were five OF in the channel-ialhng Al Pitts
burgh Saturday afternoon the river had FIVE feet OF
water in the channel
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ARRIVALS OF WHALE SHIPs.-Threc whale ships
arrived New Bedford and three at Nantucket on Sun.
day whale ship arrived at Edgartown also satur
day
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SuromE.--An unfortunate Irish girl named Eliza
beth Johnson, lately arrived from Montreal while walk
ing with another the Western pier Of har
bor suddenly exclaimed to her companion. good bye
God be with you, and immediately threw herself into
the lake, and was drowned. Cobmg Star.
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STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA, Lott, from Boston for
Liverpool arrived Halifax 18th took board the
mails and five additional passengers and proceeded her
voyage the afternoon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-09-12

OuRE> OF SwrNEy -Swiney is a dis
case, by which many oil our finest road hor-
ses are annually retired from the saddle or
harness, and turned ont 10 pasture as al
most worthless, or sold for one third their
value. We have seen and tried number
OF prescriptions for the relief Of this
troublesome affection ofihe shoulder, such
as ironing, rubbing wi h the oil of earth
worms. and various stimulating linimen;s.
The Introduction of seatons, lengthy i'm
cIslans with deposiie of poke root. TO
produce supuration, &c; many OF which
are worthless, and others both cruel and
injurious.
The disaas may be cured in less than
month, and the horse used daily if me-
cessary, though it is bosl to give him rest
II convenient. As soon as you discover
the disease which will be known by
noticing the. horse while standing after
use, and 1t may be seen even in the stall,
he sill snstain The weight of the body on
The opposite limb, and put forward The
limb of the affected side permitting it to
touch the ground but lightly. limps when
hurried down hill, the muscle upon the
shoulder becomes thin, and in many in
stances the skin contracted and tiehl; put
twist upon his uppcs lid, aud introduce
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We take the following from repOr
made 10 lie MASSACHUSETTS, Agricultural
Saelsty. b. The Mcssrs. Coils, or PIus
field, Berkshire TO-, and we DO ii loshoM
the immense advantage made in subslilul,
in rools inr hay in feeding callle, Is vel
- in The quantity u ground necessary "a
produce . given quantity of food.
The writer says. My stock now con.
sists Of 1000 sheep, 8 young oxen. 9
e0ss. pair olhnrses. and single horse.
hare raised this season Tor lie use 81
nv STOCK 55ii bushels Of vegetables. and
aii 10 be grated and fed out with cul straw.
the cattle constantly, the sheep enc feed
. day, xkich seems 10 be necessary food
in our long cold winters: II keeps Them in
health and also in flesh. As 10 the re-.
speclise value Of The vegetable food the
following statement will perhaps besl
exhibis il, 4 have commenced feeding
aud shall continue 20 feed @@
II head VI horned cattle with 30 lbs.
o. cut straw esrh per day, 4 cts. for each
20 los, SO cents. Also 10 each. . lbs. oil
roots grated, miEsd w::h straw, . cents,
~ cts. And now allow $50 DAYS for the
season OF feeding Al IS cents, il sla7.
The same stock would require 20 lbs..
of hay each per day lor $50 days; they
would consume $4,000 lbs. equal 10 u
tons: a the moderate price Of $40 per
ton, S2i0. Balance in favor OF root feed
% dollars, and | am sure the stock will
appear far better al tie opening Of the
spring. ~.s** .~5 .~..
You will perceive thai The respective
value Of vegetables for food is six cents
hushel. while hay is at ten and straw al
four. II may be said there is some cost
In preparing FOOD, but this is more than
compensated, i property done, BY The ca
ira quantities Of manure made" *.-~
Thus i,appearssilat 20 lbs. ofstraw, and
= Tbs. roots mixerT-Trrvf more nutrimeni.
and Of course are more valuable than 20
lbs. Of good hay, while the actual cost is
much less.
Ia tons roots is 4 moderate crop per
acre. while ,he average of hay will fall
considerably below Two tons to the acre.
The advantage in favor Of the turnip is
thus perfectly apparent, aud the farmer
who PERSISTS in moving his twenty or
forty acres which would furnish roots
sufficient il mixed with The straw which
might be grown on tho remainder to
keep his animals far better than the hay,
and leave The grain crop nearly a clear
profit, is clearly acting agaias. his lrne in
,eres,s. Again we say To our farmers,
YOU did well last year by so extensively
entering upon the culture of roots: you
will do better This year by greatly extend
ing their cultivation.