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BRINSTThID g. BROTHERS.

(Chu-ob Street, Burlington. IA
Having enlarged and improved their store.
arc opening Al extensive assortment CT fine
Watches. Gallery. Church. Parlor and Com
mon C,ocss, Jews.ry. Gold and Silver Goods.
in al their basu;ra1I vsriatv
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Shoe Horses
For Sale.

1000 ID. of White Live Geese Feathers
for sale low by ". :. Johnson
March Is, 1871.
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C9MSIsSI0NEN 49,

We. tie ~EhsIe-. Ing s77c5nrel br the
Hon the F-ohare Com Er tie District Of Adj
son CemmEsiolers- - r~eyivr- examine auG sd
jzt al CLAIMS aai dsu-aISof a. rerso& a-ainsr
The o<-s-e Of
HARMON SAMSON
lac q Cornwall N sad DiStri-r. deceased. aaI
al-0 Il L-ias a1i t-alslis exL -ei Il ef,-r
tl7ro- md tx moths f--n rh- I--h -v =
J1le beir= a,io-ed bv SD Cour fr l ra.-
poe Ne 10 t@se--.v7p --1e,y give lo-i1e Gt --
Wi attend % he business G. o-r appointment
y the dveVln- house - o-cl1;ed ~ RE j.
ceased II Cornwall 90 -c Lri WeineSiars Of
JAY sni December n-zl 5-o-u ine % clocz- l. Il
uni :o4r oc.ock P II 81 e11 y >aEI DAYS.
Ida SEfd C
Z p. Ba-i-l N-o--S
Dateiat Couu1i r. z+-h Lar otJaa 81
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Extraordinary Discovery.

ETEREAL OLA prompt and
lasuns remedy for DEAFNESS, ako for pains and
oiSSn3rse Of mater from the Ears.
hundred OF enres in cases deemed utterly hooIess
nave nrniy established ITS superiority over every
fotner Medical discovery.
ms valuable Acoustic Medicine lisa conpounS Of
Tour d'nerc1t Oils. one Of which, the active and prin-
eIPal ingredient, Is obtained from the bark ola GER
TAN saeeIes Of WALNUT, a new and efeetuaI
agent IN the cure of6erfnezs.
Emerson who had been deaf for 10, Is and evoa N
years have been permanently cured by using Ibis oil.
IN act, 50 numerous ard sc emphatic have been tbe
testimonials IN its favor, that the inventor claims for
1t The distinction Of IN infalliabie Remedy, in aIIcases
when the Earis p~erfectin It's formation.
For further particulars, and evidence Of its vr.ar
value see printed sheets, IN the hands Of Agents.
Fer sale only BY W.P Russell Druggist
Bennington Stone Ware.
Cream Pots. Butter Pots with Covers,
Churnsan Jugs, from ] 10 6 qts. each,
ALSO
Earthen Mix Pans and Flower Pots. &c
For sale BY Z. BECKWITH.
April, H. 1si7. 81
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FOR SALE.

s second kaal SOFT Of Tinman's Tools.
y p lie Machines and extra Qirces.
TIE ssh, il. or aav part vii he soil vsrg
Iov. Enquire # &c CARPENTER.
Il aEe5rrr. Nav Ioth.
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n al Us DTdncles-
He has furnished himself with good help.
and intends TO have all jobsiu his line Of busi-
ness done promptly and in the best manner.
AND OK SHOEING
done IN ihebest manner. and at the shortest
notice. All kinds of FORGING IND
CARRIAGE WORK done in the bes; style
and with dispatch. He s~oIiciis the custom Of
his friends and the public generally. His
prices will be reasonable, and as he is de-
termlned 10 be constant in his attention 10
his customers, he hopes to be favored with a
iair proportion Of public patronage.
EDWIN c. SMITH.
Middlebury. Jan. 18th. 1S47. g36IG.t
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BLACKSMITHING

''HE subscriber would reePectfullyiniorm
n the inhabitants of Middlebury and vicin-
ity that he has opened the shopformerIy &C.
upied 10y lis Father. Adnah Smith deceased.
in the hollow near Jndd's Marble Factory.
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Books
NOTICE.

We, the undersigned have purchased tgvo
animals q the Hereford breed, Tor which We
PAVED 500 whose services We offer 70 the
rublIc. for the small sum Of ore dollar per
COW. for The season. payment To be made he
frsI day Of September following. Nothing
need be said n praise @. these animals. for
thev wear their rec1G.Ieutailous on heir
back. ,or Sic and syuetry. and all the
o,aer good qualities apper;aininc 10 4 good
COW o. an OK. ca1no he surpassed. 4 tuli
pedigree Of these animals Will be published
so9n. The eldest. FIVE years o,t Will be
iiIUd at Merrill Binghsuls in Cornwall, the
Youngest ere year Odd. wil Se found al \
L. Binohams in CornMnH-
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For the cuie ofali diseases 10 which the Horse, Ok,
an other Aerbisersas animals are Incident.
DE-. W P Resell l. appointed b. the Prrprie
tor Genera Az-nIfor the Counties Of Addison and
Su5lalLia kills state, a8c Essex IN the State of New
YORK.
Agencies for TIE sale Of this valuable medicinefor
Horses ara Horned Cattle, viii be established NAL
,he Iowas IN the above named Counties.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

THE subscriber is nov receiving a large
and well selected stock OF Staple and
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I9I Cents n Boz.

And they are warranted 10 Z 5e.;s-. = Il
respects, than a1v oiher PLs Il ~ --A=
what ever may be their pnoe.
They have cured whe-s cure seeuel 50
impossible they have restored 70 lea.-1
reds who had long ianEsSaed OF beds c
they have operated Ike a charm, vhsn a
medicines ailed 10 give reie:; hey have
comfort to the afflicted, and hope % -
pairing; thsy have removed the Is q lie Tr-
and gwen hack youth 10 TIE aged. I-
they seem 10 posses the properties asc-e
the slchemst Of former DAYS 70 that u1x.z. -
sovEzE.GS BALM, that eonqueror Ct nhrm.ca
TO discover which they passed long DAYS 4
nights Of labor and study.
". P. Russell. M%idGlebury; 4
Roscoe & H. o. Smith. New Haven: G.
Parmlee, Bristol; W T. Elioi& !.
MonktOn; F. Huntington. Ver-
". s. Brown, Addison Frost < Rio
SearIs E Co. P. Fletcher & Son. Bro
Wright & Bush. Shoreham: o. W E.
lam, Lincoln: B. F. Haskell. Conn
Royal Flint, Hancock Joseph Sin
Whiting.
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CONsti$SiONES NOTICE.
~ ne u >cr.os-S, beng appointed y IL.
- ii-l. The P----;e Cog-- ,or The DS-ric-l
NJ sea Commissioner % receive examine
a-1=-sr The ss--r u
OLIVER TURNER.
= oFE Hz-cn IN sid DiS-Iicr, deceased, and
9.l III --z-< an tenants exhibited IN ols=i
ia-rero. HI * -11-ds from ths IN cay OF
J1lz. III bsiu- zl,oTed " sid C5ur for that
r1-7l-e- We % .heretJrs he-etT give E0-ice ia.
W w.t ac-sl 70 tae -1~i-s>- Ctcur SAID 171p-a.-
men, Al Tie one d. ? Slar-, II Niiiie---v
81 tie IL, N5lGars o. August sni D-cen 7er.
uezt ron l:-e O'Clock, = n. uE,ii four P u
sa ezcA cf>sii DAY.
PETER STARR.
WILLIAM NASH, }COunisSi0-srs.
IRA CLIFFORD,
Dad Il MAAe5ary. this 7tA day q JHHe
ISL.
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Summer Goods.
 SELLING OFF A T N FEW YORK COST

c UGH as have never been seen in any kO store in the Southern country, and which have been expressly imported by my self for this market and 1 can undersell any other store in Me phole country, by FIFTY PER CENT! If my city and country friends will favor me with call l will convince them that my offers are NOT mere ASSERTIONS but that possess he means of fulfilling what I say; and having purchased my goods on the mosl favorable terms, l1iM cash in hand, H ann deaersn ned to sell cheaper than any other store in the vvOrld!!- My stock of READY MADE CLOTH ING Is one Of the best selected that has ever come to this market, and were manu- tactured expressly 10 order--consistIng in part of
 Palo Alto Coats, Saltillo Pants, Monlpe- rler Vests, Hem stitched Don Juan Shirts, Elastic Drawers, Spring Ever Elastic Sus. penders. Cravats al a Viron, Viana Pockel Handkerchlefs, De Ora Hats ot the Island of Panama, lip Top Beaver Hats, Palo Alto Caps, High Heel French Elastic Polka Boots, and French Caters, Slippers and Shoes d'A.amoIe.
 Also,
 The most extensive and extraordinary FANCY, DRESS ard LACE GOODS consisting of Printed Muslins and Lawns, Gros d'Oier, new style; Printed Organdy, Rich Printed Jaconel Musins, new designs; Embroidered Muslins, the latest style: Pol ka, Swiss Muslins and Muslin Ginghams: Embroidered Muslin Robes, very rich: Elm broldored Ginghan.s and French Cling hams and Prints of the most beautiful colors. Thread Lace of all styles, Flora Expansive Grass Skirts, Sadilia Shaws, Graduated Scarfs, Tableau Aprons, Balza rine Manti Ia Shawls, Neapolitan Silks: Irish, O'Connel Linens, Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs, Half and F ull Gipsey St. nora Embroidered Bonnels. Domestcs Of all kinds and qualities. Gold Watches, Chains, Pencil Gases, Rings, Breast Pins Seals, Spectacles, Razors, Slrops of Chap. mans make, and a complete variety of Sheffield Cutlery, and thousand other articles tCo numerous 10 mention.
 Being on the eve of starting for New York, to lay in new stock of goods, he IS determined 10 sell his now remaining stock at Neao York cost; so as to give room for the large and splendid stock which he in tends bringing out for the fall and winter trade.
 All persons wishing to buy Goods cheap CT than was ever purchased in Wetumpka before, would do well to call at the !" Cheapest Store t1e the World" as soon Is possible, as the opportunity will moi be long offered.
 Also, he has fine stock of GooJs in Jacksonville, Benton couaty.
 VIM. LANGERMAN.
 UetuDapkd, July 27 1S47. If 30
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Wounds in Horses.

While writing, 1 will give you the following receipt for a prep aration to cure wounds in hor- ses. I have never seen it pub- lished, and if it is new to you, perhaps it may be of service:
 Take one gill of turpentine, two gills of whiskey, and one egg. Bent the egg well, and mix the three together. It should be applied with a feather or swab, twice a day. It keeps a wound healthy, and prevents its healing too rapidly. For it's ef- ficacy l can vouch.-Alb. Culti- Uator.
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The Great Remedy!
HOUSES E.vDH.s.y TD...yC.

4 sqfe and sure cure. for CHILLSo Or AGJE and
 F.E YER, tn the unprecedented short time of
 Fire Hours-a housdnds Throughout the West
 and South can testify, 1cIo hare | cen thus speed
 ify cured by this GREAT REMEDY!
 LIVERY one who is afflicted, should be -AA anxious 10 obtain that remedy which offers the best, quickest, and safest cure, no matter from what source it springs; every honest man being bound 10 embrace the truth, wherever found. Therefore, the pro- prietor, in justice to the public and himself feels called upon 10 state, honestly, a few facts, which will establish HOsxse's Ess- dfOfs Tonic to be the best remedy for CHlLIlS or AGUE and FEVER, now known. Fact 1st-The article is convenient and pleasant to take-is refined from all gross particles, which render other preparations so muddy, nauseous, and disagree to the taste; and fl the directions are followed will cure every Case, with mathematical certainty, in from three to five hours. As tonishiug!! II! but True. Fact 2nd-By its action upon the liver and other organs con cerned in forming it. the bile Is regulated. the m ofbid action induced by the cause of the disease is destroy allayed- and it will be found powerful agent in as- sisting to remove levers generally. Fact 3rd--lt gives tone to the slomach-invigo- rates the body--stinulates all the functions 10 healthy aclon-and is highly useful, wherever tonics are wanted Fdct 4M-- This Tonic has performed, and is daily per forming. cures in CHlLLS or AGUE and FEVER, without parallel in medicne.- Witness single bottle making a cure in a case of TEN YEARS standing; another in case of NINE YEARS sianding-to cure which had previously baffled all skill, and every remedy. Look at lhe many oth. CT astonishing cures set forth in the cerlif- cates around the bottle, and then say, if H0ssse's Indian Tonic does not de scrredly stand, pre-eminenty the greatest remedy of the times. Read the certificates carefully; they are from your neighbors and frle nds-and whenever you meet with any of them, Co ascertain the truth don't fail 10 ask them concerning It. Be sure 10 ask for HOUSES INDIAN TONIC, and as you value your health, don't be put off with any thing else.
 Prepared and sold by Geo. w. House. Nashville, Tenn. Price $ per bottle.
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Dr. VIM. H. MOTIFS PrOpllylaCtic and ArsiiIaceOns DENTIFRTCE.

ITO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN I who are desirous oi preserving their TEETH, the importance of keeping them clean cannot be too strongly impressed upon ;heir minds. Proper attention to the clean Illness ol these organs, contributes more to their Health than Is generally supposed.- It prevents CarieS, TOoth-ache, AtrOphy Necrosis, Denuding, Salirdry, Calculus, Diseases nf the Gums, &c. &c. And in fact where the Teeth are kept literally clean, scarcely any disease will ever make it's appearance consequently, 10 those who are desirous ol preventing the destruction of these valuable organs, the undersigned offers 10 the public good Trophy ylactic and Argillaceous DeDtlrice one that does not only cleanse, preserve, and whiten the Teeth, but purifes and renders a FGtor Ors pleasant.
 This Powder does not contain any of the acids composing a part of many of the Powders now in use, which has tendency to decompose the teeth-but all the ingre- dients has salutary effect on the TEETH AND GUMS. which has been tested by several gentlemen whose signatures will be found to the recommendation below
 Wetumpkd. Aug. II, 1S46. Dr. WM. H. MoTr-Sir: Having used your Trophy tactic and Argillaceous Dent- lrice, II affords me pleasure to be able 10 bear testimony in its favor, and recommend it to public attention, as safe, pleasant and valuable remedy for hardening the gums. and whitening and removing the tartar from the teeth.
 Respectfully, your obt serv't,
 J. c. HARRIS, M. D. We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that we have used Dr. Wm H. Mott's Pro phaactic and Argillaceous Dentrfice, ard find 1t the best we have used in cleansing and whitening the Teeth, and producing the effect recommended:
 ). D. Whatley, James Elmer,
 J.G. Graham, w. A. McClung,
 H. $. Wall, ". w. Graham,
 w. c. Bulger, L. Bryan, P. NJ.
 Milton Cooper, Webb Kidd
 II. McConaghy, Jas c. Johnson,
 Jas. F.. Sullivan, J. B. McMillan,
 R. J. Harrison, Wm. P. Britain,
 E. Ragland, Jas. H. Rodgers. AaENrs.-Wm. B. Cooper, Wetumpka, T. w. Huey, &co., Talladega, are Agents for the sale of this valuable Powder,
 Wetumpka, June 29, 1917 26-ly
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HOUSES CELEBRATED Y eget a b le-PiII
Superior 10 any Purgatire noio knoirn for erpel-
 ling UiseGse from Me Snsien

Superior 10 any Purgatire noio knoirn for erpel-
 ling DiseGseJrom the System. ENHiS Pill is made ot Vegetable sub H- stances only, and is prepared with the greatest care, according 10 the rules ol PHARMACY.
 To all who labor under any lingering or Chronic disease, they are especially recom- mended. In Gout, Uhue Smelling, Ie Ter Sores, Scrofula, and Nerrous DeJHity, they never fail 10 g.ve relief. h RHEU- MATISM, they are the only certain cure eyer discovered for this painful disease, as hundreds can testify, who are now rejoicing free from pain and in perfect health. after having been given over by friends and phy- sicians as incurabe. Tn Diopsicat Afcc. lions. and diseases ol the Uonlb, and those growing out of il, they are exceedingly valuable. Prepared only by
 GEO. w. HOUSE.,
 Nashville, Tenn.
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kGRlC JUL I URAl, !,
T>e make an umproductive Tree
 bear.


 A lady of our acquaintance took us into her garden recently where we were shown a tree which she informed us had been planted for ten or more years, but had never until last year, borne any fruit. In looking over an old volume, she accidentally met with what purported to be a remedy for this unproductive- ness, which was simply to cut from each limb, close where 1t diverges from the trunk, a piece of bark about half an inch round the limb, one irch in width, i'm mediately replace it by tying 1t on with a rag until it adheres again. Early last spring she tried this experiment upon the tree we speak of leaving, how> ever, two or three limbs untouch- ed. The result was, in the au.' tuma it was filled with apples : but it is worthy of remark, those limbs only which had been cut bore fruit. The operation IS ve " simple; and as it has proved successful in this instance, we have no hesitation in recom- mending it's trial in similar ca ses.-Reading Gazette.
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New Orleans Type Foundry,
 AND PRiNTERS' DEPOT

HNHE undersigned beg leave 10 announce IL to Publishers and Printers that they have established complete and extensive Type Foundry in this city.
 The Book Letter of this Foundry was cut to order by workmen of long experience, and as no expense has been spared 10 obtain the handsomesl faces, and 10 perfect it in every respect, we will venture 10 say it will be found as handsome. if not the handsom- est in the U. States. We have also a very handome assortment of FfosrerS and J0b LeHer, of the latest style, tu which we would call the attention of Printers before purchasing elsewhere. All articles manu- factured by us will be ot material equal, if not superior to any manufactured al the North and as we shall furnish type at New Nork prices, we trust 10 meet with eucour- agement.
 We are now prepared to manufacture Brass Rule. and to execute olders for Type of any magnitude, with promptness We would also particularly call the attention of Printers 10 our Leads-havine an entire new se,t of Moulds, by which we are ena- bed to furnish perfect article We are al so Agents for the sale of the Napier, Wash ing,on and Smith Presses, which, together with Glasses. Cases, Composing Sticks, Furniture, Ink, and every other article in the Printing business, will be kept on hand, and furnished at Manufacturers prices.
 uF The Proprietors of Newspapers who will publish this advertisement six months, and send paper 10 our Office, weekly, will be paid for the advertisement by purchasing SIX times the amount of advertising bill in Type.
 GREEN & CO, r Canal st. Row.
 New Orleans, AIrI s2, ls17. 2lm.
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J. M. FINCH & co.

MANUFACTURERS and dealers in IVA Saddles, Brldes, Saddle and Carpet Bags, Harness, Whips, Collars, sc. &c., No. 301 Water street, Mobile.
 Keep on hand a general assortment oi Harness and Birdie Leather, Skrtlng, Hog and Sheep skins, Top Leather, Gin Bands, &c. &c. Saddles and Bridles made 10 or der. All of which are recommended to persons visiting the city. and those lesirous of purchasing any thing in the above line are invited to call, before buying else where
 They have on hand larger assortmen ol Carriage, Coach and Buggy Harness, than any other house in the city and will sell on the lowest kinG of terms.
 Feb 5 1947
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nFFER for sale an extensive and com " plete assortment of Swedish Bar Iron-ass'd. 1a15 in. wide. Swedish PloIgh -ass'd, 6,l2 do Swedish Square lron-ass'd, Ia33 do English Round, Square and Fl~t Iron-ol all sizes.
 American Refned Round Iron-4a, in. American do Square Iron-aaR in. American do Band, Horseshoe, and
 Scroll and Hoop Iron. American do Nailrod Iron. American do Fiat Iron suitable for
 Screw nuts. American do Boiler Ton, Sheet Iron.
 and Imitation Russia Sheet Iron. Swedish Plough Moulds. Steel-Naylol's Cast. German, Blstered
 Spring. Shear and Crowley. Milf RocLs--Kulu, Esopus and French
 Burr assorted, 12a5i inches. Sheet Cast S'eel--Brislles, Glue, Screws,
 Butts, &c. Gin Gear and Saw Mill Irons--of all des.
 cripiions. Hollow Ware-Amerioan, English and
 French. Nails and Spikes-of Swedes' Iron, of all
 sizes.
 Guns-Slngle and Double barrel Shot guns
 and II fies, superior assortment, Grindstones-Nova Scotia Blue Grit. Ploughs-Sub-soil, and a variety of Rug>
 gles', Nourse and Mason's make ana o,h-
 CT kinds.
 Straw-Cutters, Corn-SAelIers, Corn and
 Cob Mills and Fan Mills. Hoes, Trace Chains, Log and OK Chains,
 Collins Axes.
 With a general assortment of HARD WARE AND CUTLERY, 10 all of which they invite ihe attention of purchas- CTS, and offer for saloon reasonable terms.
 January 6, 1S47. If
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Mail Arrangements

AT ETUMPKA POST OFFICE. The Southern and Eastern mail from Mon gomery, due every day al am, The Northern mail from Huntsville via. Gadsden, Jacksonville, Talladeaa. and Rockford, due Monday, Thursday and Sa. lurday, at 3 am.
 Tie Western from Tuscaloosa via. Ma plesvile. due Tuesday and Saturday at nm The West Point via. Chambers c. II. & Dadeyille, on Wednesday aud Saturday at ' p m.
 Time of Closing. The Southern and Eastern Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at p m. and on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Satur. day. al 3 p m.
 The Northern Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, at 10a m.
 The Weslern-Monday and Friday al 10 am.
 The West Polut--Tuesday and Friday, at ' a m. Letters must bedeposited in hu office at lcust half an hour b,fore the time ofclosing.
 L. BRYAN, F. M.
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
 A
Rockford, Coosa County, Ala.

ckfOrA, COOsa County, Ala. TUyHIS HOUSES situated within short
 IL distance of the Court House, and per sons having business during the session of Courts would find it 10 their convent ence to palronize it. There ate large and sary pronaration made for he careful atten- ton of Horses.
 The undersigned respectfully solcits the continuance of the patronage of his frienIs and the travelling public.
 No pains will be spared to render every comfort to those disposed to patronage him.
 Prices shall be in accordance with the times. A. G. HALLMARK.
 Aug 3, lS47. 3l
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call and examine their stock and price..
 Their arrangements and facilities ar- such as enable them to offer inducements to purchasers unsurpassed by any other house.
 The stock is of the latest and most an. proved styles having been selected bv one of the partners from the best manulaciories of Europe.
 uT Any bills made in the East with respectable houses in their line will ke du. pica'ed: and any goods packed at their es. 'aolishment warranted to go free of break age. feb lS47
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Facts for Farmers.

There are some things that farmers oug',t to know
 Itis an error to plant seed from a State farther south. In cold season only, the seed of the cold CT climate will ripen well.
 Often breaking up a surface keeps a soil in health for when it lies in a hard bound state, en- riching showers run off, and the salubrious air cannot enter.
 Weeds exhaust the strength of the ground, and if suffered to grow may be called garden sins.
 The hand and the hoe arc the instrument for eradicating weeds yet if there is room between the rows for the spade it iA well to use it.
 Never keep your cattle short !; few farmers can afford it. If you starve them, they will starve you.
 It will not do to hoe a great field for q little crop, as to mow twenty acres for five loads of hay. Enrich the land and it will pay you for it. Better farm 80 acres we'll than 50 by halves.
 Drive your business before you, and it will go easily.
 In dry pastures dig for water on the brow of q hill; springs ar more frequently near the sur face on height than in a vale.
 The foot of the owner Is the best manure for land.
 Gut bushes that you wish to destroy in the summer, and with sharp instrument; they will bleed freely and die.
 Sow clover deep; it secures it against the drought.
 Never blow in bad weather, or when the ground is very wet.
 It is better to cut grain just be- fore it is fully dead or ripe.- When the straw immediately below the grain is so dry that on twisting it no juice is express sed, it should be cut, for then there is no further circulation of juices to the ear. Every hour that it stands uncut after this stage is attended with loss.
 Accounts should be kept, de- tailing the expenses and product of each field.
 When an implement is no lon ger wanted for the season. lay it ca:efully aside, but first let it be well cleaned.
 Obtain good seed, prepare your ground well, SOW early, and pay very little attention to the mOon.-
 Avoid 0 low and damp site for q dwelling house.
 Build sufficiently distant from your barn and stock yard to a. void accidents by fire.
 Sheep put into sresh stables are aptto be killed by eating too much grain.
 Good fences make good neigh bors.