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From The North Carolina Farmer.
CDMPNnI-

Mr.. Lemay have Just finished hauling
out fifteen hundred loads Of compost, every
load Of when was sufficiently decompos.d,
and has been prepared since last spriug,-
Now, some 0! our farmers complain that
they cannot get their manure rotten enough
10 one year; but do not fad much dill.
Guilty about The matter. The Cause Of Their
complaint is this: instead OF keeping their
straw, leaves, &c, well covered with earth
during lie summer and fall, and cut through
and thoroughly mixed from top 10 bottom
two or three times during winter, they haul
these materials 90 their lots aud there
lei them remain both uncovered and
nndisturbed until time 10 haul out their
compost, consequently IL - but htlo de.
composed. | will tell You VIA. / know
about The matter, by exycrlcuco Make n
lot Of compost, ard cut oue half the 10,
through aud thoroughly mix It from too In
bottom aud expose Il TO the action ui The q,
mosphcre two or three times durug the
winter, end lel tbs other hail remain undis.
tuTbed and the first halt vii be better de-
composed by sprug, than the other ball
vii the spring foioSing. Noa, have
observed that some farmers are IN tue hab
il OF throwing up their compost 10 rail petls
VI near their lots bu, | must confess tina,
] am not able 10 discover tie advantage o.
proPFieiy Of this management Il is true
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j, hasicns decomposition but unless their
ben,,s are veil covered with earth, or wall.
cd ia air tight, considerable portion Of the
ammonia must certainly escape, as they are
- much exposed 10 the day March winds.
Why not allow their compost to remain IN
the lot where it was formed Ii does not
require more labor 10 cut through and mix
ii up two or three times, Than il does TO
throw it up IN heaps; and the former pro
cess will hasten decomposition equally as
much as the latter, and their compost will
part with much less Of It's strength. In fact,
/ my opinion is, that Il compost must DC re
moved from the bed where Il was formed al
all before hauling cut time, ihatli had much
better be thrown IN holes thnn IN heaps, es
pccialy lf,hey are sheltered from the raIns
A. o. O.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION cot My.
Court # Pleas and QQarier Sessions, A
rrii Tern, 1916.

Entitu' sampson
By her Guafdaa Eli Stewart, Petition for dis-
rs. irbulive share Of
Pearson Simpson and hlr Father John
Thomas simpson Exc utyIs Of simpsons F.tate
J hn Simpson.
e 7 appearing TO tire satisfaction Of the Court,
q tia. William Simpson, Levi Smp,on, Jane
simp-on AID james Simpson, defendants in this
ctsC resides beyond the limits Of this State, II il
Herf %. sr!.rSdt y he Cont, that publication oe
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the next Court Of Pleas and QIartor Sessions to
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House 10 Monroe. on the lst Monday IN July
next. then and there to plead, answer, or depur
to illinuds petition on judgment pro conf-sso
Hiil be taken as % lhen
Wi'HCss Hugh Stewart. Clerk Of our snid
Court, at Office, the 1t Monday in April, a. D.
Is iG, aud in The 10Th yoar OF oaf Independence
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NECESSITY OF STUDYING CHEMlS.
TRY

wish TO explain 10 The bnys-lhe farm.
eI's boys-,he necessity Of studying this
important science. E,eiy plant thu, grow :
upon farm has 10 Ue frd, as vel Us AM.
mails; and they require, or Of least do bet
ter, on particular kinds oftood. When they
have these, they attain their most pericc,
growth. Now how are We TO find oui uhat
plants live upUu and what is their particular
food Some would at once answer, would
apply stable mauurc-lhat gives me good
crops. Others would say, | use the gunno,
mari, lime, plaster, or would plough Under
green crops, &c, but al these modes have
been tried un>uccessluliy, in certain cases,
and the iatmcr was unable to see Why they
failed. Now a cheuis, would ascertain the
cause Of the failure, aud advise the best ap
phcauon. He would ascertain, perhaps,
that there was every thing requisite IN The
soil bu, line, and thai by the application o.
il, the land would al once be fitted loproduce
the crop required; or II nj ght want potash,
then ashes would be the remedy; or II might
want 0ZotiZcd Substances, and then lie would
recommend stable manure, &c.
Many would ask, how can chemist dc
this ! | answer, by analysis. Anllysi,
means he separation Of substances 80 as ic
ascertain their compositions. A chemist
does this by employing certain maniPula.
lions ard tests. He separates every sub
stance that soils and plants contain. lie
detects aud weighs them 50 tia, every parti
Gle is accounted for, and their respective
value ascertained. When this is known, the
farmer is able 10 apply the substance I, qlir
ed, and IN that way he not only makes Tic
proper applications, but o.teniines saves
himself grea, expense in purchasing ma
aurc Which his farm does not require
Thus he makes money While his neighbor
loses.
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BENEFIT OF PRESSING TIE EARTH.
\ writer IN The Michigan Farmer says :.
" A few years since, was employed TO
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/ which grew on tie part Of the bed which
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ID EMAINING in the Lancaster Post Office,
II June Both, 1876.
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Dewey, Harvy Bassett. +. cambridge, T. P. BUT
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James Goodhue or Banhll. cara, John COR
den, C Gayety 2 III. Mary A Horbias 2, W
male, carter Hekok, edmond Harelson, nan &
John Taylor. L. Jones Ibey, VIM Ingreham. J..
John c. johnson. X. kendall 2, David
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Robert McCloud, Rueben McKinzie, nary and
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Philips, James Pullman X. John Reards, mo.
Raoln, henry Richardson, Julius Rice, Mss
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Reuoen T stay, lohn Smith, zach Smith, william
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Thwait, Susan Tailor John Terson, FOUNTAIN ray
lor, Thcmas Taglof. w. John waddIe. 2 q
West, hiram Wilson, Isaac Woodward. zane
Wilson. Y. Aiies Toung.
J. N. WARD. P. VI.
June Both, 1876.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-25
DRY GOODS.

Under this head, he would especially call the
public attention to a few pieces of
SuperIine black, blue and mixed broad cloth;
A few OF superior cassimers;
A good stock of double and single milled satinets
A very desirable assortment of gambroons
aud other summer stuffs, including white and
fancy linen drllings; moleskins; fustians,
&c.
a largo stock of blue drills; bed tickings; mar
liners stripe or hickory; binlnps and hagging
as well as few neat patterns of white and
brown damask table linen, together with lin.
en- diaper aud crash for towels; some pataso
and umbrellas, with few beautiful Leghori
hats aud bonnets