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Hang UP A PICTURE IN YOUR RooM-May We
cxhort such OF our readers as have no pictures
hanging in their rooms, TO put one up Immediately .
We mean i'll their principal sitting room-in all their
rooms, if possible-but at all events in that one
No matter how costly or the reverse provided they
see something an II, and it gives them profitable
or pleasant thought. Some may alledge that they
have taste for picres-for trees. for landscapes
for human beauty for scenes of life; or if moi for
all these, yet surely for some of them--and it is
highly useful for the human mind TO give itself
helps towards taking an interest i'm things apart
from its immediate cares or desires. They serve to
refresh for their better conquest or endurance
10 render unsellisll-to remind lis that we
ourselves, or our own personal Wishes are not the
only objects in the world-to instruct and elevate
us and put us in a tirer way OF realizing the good
opinions which would all fain entertain of our
selves.
MIR. Haztt has said, somewhere, Of a portrait of
? beautiful female with noble counenance that
II seems as if an unhandsome action would be
impossible in lis presence.
The companionship of anything greater or better
than ourselves, must do us good unless we are
destitute of all nodesty patience. And pic
t,lre is companion, and the next thing 10 The
presence Of what it represents. We may live in
the thick of city, for instance, and can seldom 90
out, and s feed ourselves
with pleasure of the breeding fields;
but can put up picture of the fields before ls.
and as We get used to it, we shall find it the next
thing to seeing the fields at distance. For every
picture Is q kind OF window. which supplies u.
with a fine sight; and many a thick, unperced
wall thus lets into the studies of the creates
men. and most beautiful scenes of nature
by living with pictures we learn TO rad them
10 see into every nook and corner Of a landscape
and every feature Of the mind, and it is impossible
TO he III the habit of these persas or even OF being
vaguely conscious of the presence Of the good and
beautiful, and considering them belonging 10 US
or forming part of our commonplace, without
being at the very least, less subject to the disad-
vantages arising from having such thoughts at ALL
though they cannot come up to the merits of the
original, often contain mean portion or shadow
OF ttenl-and when speak of putting up pic
lures in room, we u.s. the word picture - in the
chd's sense, meaning any kind Of graphic repre-
scntaion, oil, water color, copperplate drawing or
Wood-cut.-Lcgh HINT
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River Premiums.

=, ron Nets Oriedns k Ct. prem
10 TO yleksPgEg i and al mierneiae iaGdng Ia =
Shreveport iarrsonbHrs, VerniionviIie, Co
iumbla Princeton, t.Hn.iin st. Alartnsyile
~ and nd; ionG ne, !. and''4 6Dl'i
r., Coates Bluff Co!uH,5- GA. and Grenada L MI
10 tlncchnes Shawne, orn, 'Fn>camba, Flo
To Cincinnati. NJ ss:iia. i,.a month. iIount Yer
r. 4 4}a, A!Ga I1etsoa nd Ans'eia, IL G7l4
r. NMonsome j, IND n IN. aioo.a Ala Il 025
r. Ful'oa, % 693
70 70 tG smith ana JonSbofongh, Cred Rirer). p $685.
~ -iieAdnufll anu NatCnllOGlleS.
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BANKS AND SAUsAGEs.--It NAV be asked ho,,
subjects SO dlssimar can be linked in one lille
They are alike IN one respect at least RELYING ON
the confidence of the community for patronage
DanSages To ii Very crest extent depend on GEN
erous confidence Tins. II there no worthless
ours IN the community and when dogs an. If
naiue than hogs, may I've safely afforded. This is
.le reason why country aansageS always command
Two GEMS per pound more than The clty-made arti-
cle.-Cias Advertiser ~ u
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Railroads TIE Carroiiton R1ilroqd Cars leave the
Depot, al the corner of PeHdo and Baronne streets
9s LdtGgftfe RGaroGd Cars leave the corner of Canal
and Baconne streets, every half hour during the day
ne Pogtciartrcr R7ro9d Cqrs leave the Dept al the
"e' Of Champs Elysees and Old Le,Ge streets every hour
c, &c .9hraR GLf Railroad Cars leave the corner of
tIl,IiE, ilysces and Good Children stieefs
CaIlas Tho Canal C4rondclef CONNECTS the First Mn
-, , WIN Lake PonchartInn the " Ola BASIN beinr
terminus. ~ uie r. VI pd9 81 'ohh us idAe
&c We eatgt eonnerts the Second Municipality with
500 ram The New Basin oil Circus street be.
and P, a ,reet ahd Triton Walk being lis city terminus
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A CHRISTMAS TALE.-Whle the last generation
was iourishing, there dwet in what is now IA
nous city. not a mile from Boston, an opulent
widow lady, who once afforded queer manifesto
non OF that odd compound of ncompabes called
human nature II was christmas eve of one of
those old fashioned winters which were so hitter
cold. The old lady put on extra shawl. and rs
she Rugged her shivering frame, she said to her
faithful negro servant Ii is a terrible cold NIGHT.
Scip am afraid my poor ueghbor widow Green.
must be suffering. Take tie whcelbarrow. Sem.
MI 1t tull OF wood-piie on good load-;ind tell
the poor woman to keep herself warm and comfor-
table. But, before you 60, Scip, put some more
wood on the fire. and make me a nice mug of fin .
These last orders Were duly ohcyed and the Old
lady was thoroughly warmed. inside and ont. And
now the truSty Scplo was about to depart On his
errand of mercy, when his considerae mistress IN
terposed again:
Stop. Scp. Iou need not 90 now. Tie
weather has moderated. boston Recorder
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Post Ofloe-open daily iIom to ton Sunday from -
'hoSE: EGSfGfn HaN, via Mobile daily At u o'clk NJ
GRIT UrSerH .taH comprising all tie stopping p!arr, on
TIE MISSISSIPPI and Ohio rivers Tuesdays and Fridays eg
iar' i"atSr'Hc .UaH, fJtrG, supplying Natchez ErkS
burg Memphis and Louisville, four time, a week, irregular
o?St cr BHRoA sara .i0i, Wednesdays and SUNDAYS, at
O'CLOCK A. NJ. Corngtoa and .faifsoprWie H@V Mon
gay Wednes'lays and fridays. Red Riter NAL irregular
I;RidYffs aH, SIX time, week Sundays excepted at
clock r M; DUE: EGstcrR .linH. daily by 10 NJ
n W1g oe.tc;n NIH, twice week irregular IoaisrWe
IhHf rLfTg Irregular. 0aSt Uqd. Tuesdays and Saur
Jai y T. ~ toriaFton nnd .HadiSonrHe HaH Tues
~" W; hurs,ar> and Saturdays, by P VI. Rc4 Rirrr
days excepted, | r. NJ 'N' sun
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Foft 1thcers-Jes. Swiler. tIatbor-ma>ter l.. Mnnci
+ fanr,i oua[ do. I'd do Z Sheridan do 81 do
!. 'Ink; ; liigh. a Clpdevirlle Port Warlens
p J2.ah Colf ietebyre G. BouEny, A. IiraGdais and
". Ninburne Aug Bolant and 4 NE p,,
eF' 5 and L1SnGcto Of Be-! and Pok ->ei'"'N
y 'Iepm ,0hur lisp Weights aud Measures Isl Nfunc'y;
NM A. Pgsnr Z D3grrye } WheTrr s. W Polk 7. A.
t;Iacn i, SianiGs " Tnrnbp G L. Johnson A W
Treasurer VI 'o""Cco N T. tiaI.
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Residence FOREIGN cons.,,a

S,%gd:erlqHd. .Ioln \. Mcrie Esr,aradc street
-ti0Ptcrtdca.. e. Walls 70 Cominon .freof
HdmbHrg.....W VIM. Noral - Rien,Tp street
IeHm1rk.....E. Nle<. IGS Common street
E"ginHd... Nm. Niue 10 Royal street.
toffHgHl....A \. j. Gouvea, Gommon 4 tarnpdales
H""Grfr.. lames T. Bchn IS Bienylle street ''
Bcfgtrh ..... James u. Beln IS Rienyle f.et
tfofAand...-.-.E T. VI. Ward, 81 Common street
~ 'f'rnV-..---.D ',lIeeaates "A Old i.eyee
fr''sSta VIM. 4oSel S. Blenyile street
.,L"S'Ff6..,-...J. H. Elmer, : Exchange Place
hr'w6H. Frederick RcdevaId g Bank Place
hr|Sta... Emile Johns. 40 Po.iras street
Pane .-.A \. Roger, St Peter and Ramparf SIS
5rG,".. Pierre Remand. "a Tchoupitoua, street
i5HafH...- Jacob Heinrich Elmer. Exchange Place
SPai".... aI.os de Es'ans. 1856 st. I.ouis street
Homf-..-......i {. Daron 81 Common street
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IIrnIcIARY DEPARTMENT..

:, :, -, :, :,
sPpg E Cr"r se .i, JGi SsfGs T. 4 ko
JERK; rex Nc ni.orh, l'eniy " A. Fillmore Attorney
"eiefali IL I" foh'eIi'au District Attorney
- I: ~ ttfchF C0nrt.1J MCKINNEY and l. H. Met arb
Presiding JUDGE f. Randolph, Clerk +. n. Harahon,
n.se.a'y C,,fh. + J. nnf1nti District Au9nry: v r
!; amer MaI>ha I. A l'aDuzanr W. 5h2areF' J. Il
Rniehaf1, pepnes. ~
, L. y. pi%'r,ft C0"rf-T II. McCaeb, Judge n *.
Jennings 'i+Fk.
IJ ):iT p ,0"'' e. 'fm Tr-'@HS ~, iiyH b
S1ro,J ~ trt T, ', ~ ;i:tc tl,rr , * ia (,mop
Ird@e Thrra P"oi ~ t,e,k p n RIin and e .or
ir,is nar ME - "''' ''N W. 'e'''i an" L. -'0
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Fs.sT ZINC EE0JSsEs:.

above Ggaser.
Common.
=. Thomas H Barker No. % Camp, street corner of
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New Orleans Chamber Of Commerce.

:. J. PETERS, President JAMES DICK, WM. H. i!oDGE,
Vice Presidents. tomnhir@ Gt iPpcaiS: H. f. MckenHa,
Efm. 4 Avery, w. c. NIyne W. Bogart. " Niue and
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PRINTERS AND BIEDERs' wARERooMs,

PRINTERS ArTD BIDDERS WAREROOMs
Nos % and 81 Ciola street, ,New TorE
TE'HE subscribers continue to manufac. RIOT
PRINTING PRESSES, Standing Pross- Ms II .iW
es Hydraulic Presses sc. &c. of the most talSfSE
approved kind, among which are tl,eir i'm, ,fas2pD
MACHINE PRESSES for Newspaper Fsz$sS%r~--A
and Book work Gard Printing Machines. II -
and the Washington and Smith HAT D..'ese-'-y q A-4z
PRESSES, with without their Patent Iron Roller Bows
ChaseS Cases Imposing Stones COMPOSING Sticks Brass
Ruie, Furniture, Ink. Ne, &c, constantly on hand and
every article necessary for complete Printing Office in
most favorable terms
Old Type received in exchange for New at nine cents per
pound. ~ ~
Editors and Publishers viii be supplied will, estimate in
detail for Printing Offices Bnder by informing us of The
sly and quantity OF work they desire 10 do
The subscribers prepared furnish Castings of any
size or description at the lowest price
Cash paid for old Cast Iron
lhe Subscribers al>2 manufacture Cast Steel Mill Pit Gross
Int Circular and other Saws supply OF which they keen
constantly on hand. [mi5 l2ml R. HOE 4 co
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There are denominations frequently met with in
reports OF markets, but their English value not al
ways readily recollecied. The following table will
be found, we believe, correct:
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of the state of Louisiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


Isaac JoHSsoS Go' s,a FRAslm9y LAsnEy 1t Gov
l., Rordelon, Auditor; w. A. EImore, Atfo Cen
C. n Rcwlcv, Adj. Gen1 Z. J. Kerr, Reg Land Office
H. 7. " Iian> State Eng l.. Bringer. Surveyor Gent;
4. Dinli.D, State Superintendent OF Public Education.
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p. SErzEHEAU. Recorder
?. +. Nogues, Secretary. NJ Esnard, Treasurer.
Louis 4 1emudez, Attorneys
J. A. GlIcmecourt. Surveyor.
p. I. De(iorrncy, Collector OF Taxes on Drays etc
sol; Auder. Collector of faxes on Cabarets etc
Il. hiazare Captain of the Guan!.
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n Il,
branch OF Healing Ar, and stands unriv3l!ca a com
ce d, they are sold in BE t N, New York and fmadci
phia As The list Is oo eNie'r iof an o'na} az
Faculty generally respectfully invited The subscribe
feels that critical examination OF the stock and pm
''n nib T' ~ j. B. STEEL. IA Camp st.
BLANK BOOKS.
SE7E would respectfully rltom our customers and all
s os[ who o ay U or TO 1 nns &l ws oc R OF
BLANK BOOKS CONSISTING Of SnpeFRoya Ro} a. Me,
ui! bound Russia and pased) Russia and Russia bands;
n n heP and 1 AZ j9 f Of 9 eTe ~ f
a n ans SS on 2S ct op e} 1t iP 9 9o R 10 o
der, with the least possible delay. We invite exagina
ton OF cur stock generally among which will be found
gyerthn G necessary for the VI rYae OF
ml5 lwis siationcr' Hall, n Chalties st.
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND MUSIC.
N BAKER y Co, so Camp street now offering
most S' @ ca 10 hs WI to be s 10y ha M
lion of purchasers in quantities is especially invited 10 This
SCHOOL BOOKS of all kinds are Offered by wholesale
and retail at !ands9me discount from former price
o'f Gi+tas 5 "B,o1oKs-suitabre fo Libraries
large a,sorlment-to which weekly additions making
pAMP ,iI :i i,4 CHEAP LITER RE-Dac
YIN be furnished ri lower thnn ever before offered
w fsiias are requested TO call and examine;
Houses schools, Faniiess, Offices, etc
c A&PSf S so2 RA XIV Is B6ore most practical
and finished work for Elementary Students ever pub
WiLi.S0N's HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN CON
TlNENT-The most authentic work on the subject
WATER CURE IN .iMERICA-GuIly on Water Cure,
:esus Of tydropathy and other valuable works on the
Wfi RER RiHlR 81 y f fAR E5h lS
GTACE-S new School Book Of rreat InlUlart, and
generally aio5te:! on summation
SHEET M Sh-fof rlano Forte, Voice Guar, etc-a
pI
~, ne {, o, a. ne ", tn2Ieations
Gliu!: s t, ~ ~ bt'',h "a greI, variety.
BOtaNS Or .EfS, ~ tiIS, IRloS, etc.
iNS httIIoS BoohF>-fof all instruments III COM
- Al purchasers OF articles IN our line OF business are
requested to give us call before making their selections
mio-iw D. BAKER y co. % Camp ST.
------.
EsAVID FELT Il Cove would respectfully inform
~ our friends an, the public generally that we are now
receiving our large and very superior SPRING STOCK OF
every variety of FOREIGN and AMERICAN STATION.
cry consisting OF BLANK ROCKS OF every Size ard
description of Ruling and Binding and warranted to lie
made of the very best ,ock Also every variety of STEAM
Registers Wood and General Receipt Books Postage Books
Cotton and Ri nt Receipt Rooas Cash Books Trip Books
ruled to twenty different forms
;, ,,,n, ~ ~,
PAPERS1Ruled and Pam Letter blue and white Ruled
and PLAN tomniercia fost; Ruled and Plain Packet
Toil o. iiafh : Hubbard ana + atner d smith $
ilhe neisd ana iia ;' pine ana white ,ome very
ioW 9r 1ciiooi use RULED ana iaii isecoM gag; ono
ot nieu anu iIai' me anu common fnh,'% me ana
D mn ~ ian pT7Hptt No ~ ttoS,', heu m
neaE Nv II r,, 1as, run me f-'eioe ae'' ihh
NJ n eHicbttea fnnnG in k Of Every inalty
VIZ Go.o it res thu ciIs.ets phch; Due ana fed
Iof1 ny lki1s7l.9-Srfew ana Lever copying res
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Gas Works Office Common street opposite the ST.
Charles Hotel. Dr. Campbell, Superintendent George
Alien, F9aman; ? ]; Geses, Co!!rctor: Chs sat Com
mfttee: James Robb, CHARM L. w. Wells, Scc'y.
ion, Superintendent; s E. Percy sec'y; William Wright
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY.

SECOND MUNICIPALITY.
JosurA BALDWIN, Recorder;
c. 7. ione, CLERK AlopIe Iayet ComptrolIer
Wm. Il. Garland, Treasurer; Geo r. Dunbar surveyor;
+. R. Southmayd, Secretary OF the Council.
A. II. Eididge, Ship Wharfnger.
John Il; Foster Steamboat Wharfingcr
JHii2n Neville, Collector Of evee Due Sea Vessels.
William N Curtis, do. Steamboats, and Fatboats.
E. K Thompson Collector Merchants, Coffee houses etc
g. w shaw, Collector on Days, Carts etc.
VIM. Malcolm, Collector Taxes on Real Estate Slaves etc
Randal Hunt, Attorney. Edward r. Parker Asst do.
y. G; Hackctt, Principal Warden OF the WorlLouse
DR.: X: Eeinl, Physician TO the Woskhouse.
J, J.. Winter Captain Of the Watch.
Philip ' an Beuten, ls Lieut. do Daniel Bu,by I'd do do
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MAHDEvILLE MARlGyy, Comptroller Gen Sinking Fl

FIRST MUNICIPALITY.
CLEMENT RAMOS, Recorder
LOU; Bozoner, Secretary. J. A. Duel Treas pub Works
". D"Rnys Treasurer Of the Police Department.
A. Rutel Collector of Taxes Steamboats,.
l.. Snrsi, Surveyor j.. H. Pile Deputy Surveyor
e. llange, Collector on Sea Vessels
'. i.abart, do. on iayernS.
Gha.lcs tiab0mc. do. or Real Estate
w; \. Mott do On DGays, etc
!; P,evot, W!lariinger Superintendent etc.
T. PrranX, Attorney. &. Monri, Assistant Attorney.
Join fousnes, Captain of the Guard.
w f. SchcNnaydie lst Lieut. do Jean Macon, ID do do.
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Rates OF Cold,

The rates allowed in the Cnstomhouse for Gold
Coins as per Act of Congress of 1884, fixing the
value of the same, are as follow:
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FEATHERS.

4 LARGE quantity of the best Live Geese FEATHERS
on hand Tor sale large small Quantities at the Paner
banging and Upholstery Store, No. 20 Camp stfeet
nlbo5t JOS. ETTER
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G I'm al COUNCI ..
Fr$t .H'nicipHIifH-Gmta'e Cruzat, Felix MaAent, T.
Zae'IaHc Lou:, s;urg
SccGn@ .iDHe pa!itp-(;eo Allan, A. w Haines, ]. NJ.
Nray, j. :. Thacker.
7Ajrd .ua"icRa,ity-W H. Wilder J. E. Holland, ]. NJ.
Nandergief, ID. 's'tckney.
L. {. ttvELIIER, Secretary.
e. A -NcleI, Sergcant-at-Ams. w. W King Attorney.
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TO SCHOOL TEACHERS,

COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PARENTS
fa'liE attention of those purchasing SCHOOL. BOOkS
either for teif own Use 10 sell, respectfully lnTrs
TO the oEtMent OF the subscriber. He viii sell all kinds Of
School Books a. low they be ufcisad at any caub
,ment III this city He intends 10 keep constantly on hand
all works III the Nanns departments oil Eucatou in gene
raj use, some of which
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\. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor;
II. D. BEIR, Secretary; ST.. CERAN, Clerk.
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BOOkS-Websicr's Comly's Colb's En-.
eyons. New Yosk, Towns, Parey's, Bcntley's, and
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& Ellious sscrie. Murray s. Emeron.
Ffoyt's, Porter's, New York, Gooirich's PenonS
Co,b's, hiandcviics and Worcester;
Wcbstets Walkers, TOLLS John
son and Walkers, Oswad's Cobb's, Walkers and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

Rochy .lloluh Turnpike.
SSEAI.FD PROPOSALS will be received for the
construction of the Rocky Mount 10rapile from is
commencement. (near New I.ondon.) Snunion River
Al Radtord's ford, distance ct about 26miles Spccca
lions can be n the stucs Of Mr. II DAvlsaud Of Mr.
john i. Davis in 'ynch5arg, the off If the En-
gneer in New London, or upon application to M. Cop
les o Them viii be sent, by the Engineer, to any wiu
may desire them.
Also. Sealed Proposals Tor Bridge of 100 feet span
over Otter River, and lar Bridge Saunton XIV
ef. The specifications bills Of tiuber, &C. for these
will IN placed for inspection the places named above
on III before the lbih OF May next
Prop sal, may be for The whole or any part of tn
work and must state the time in which shall be compile
led
Twill attend in lynchburo on the s Of June. to oper
the proposals and decide upon them. and they may he
handed lme there before l2o'elock, NJ or oniI the
pun Of May may be directed 10 me at Tayprs Store
franklin County, endorsed "Seaed Proposals.
SAMUEL HALE, President
Il. NJ. Turnpike.
p S-Those desirons Of inspecting the line. by meet
inc IN New London, about 9 O'clock on the 10Th Of
May, VIII be guided over it, by some one acquainted
with IT. : II
April I3-wtlIane
a. The Republican will please copy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-05-04
Fmp'I,e Southern P.an,er

,Ar id3af- l. ry last / promised a now theory f.r
cam9'st, whl'h hy Way 4 name s.aII In. t. H.
l"f".1' AIMING he p"asaHtN If tb4l# country thr,e
ntf ma firms 0f they may be- di,Hd,l WI, H..
name) IN wllrh no anlnals are kent and mann, ,'.,
my c." and pig bern up the f.rulIy al ,l,e
iand' oiher ina0ures than pu'rosrfni lsp4 L,vo fan h.
Ifsofitd h. oiherW 50 there uest fo constant ini
lion ol p-ojnci VIII ch utH.d l.,5,, ,b, t'
and chant '' '' a'''ia
The plan, therefore is lacoeci the c'a,o..s n I,,l,
RS lhc'r oinfs and land ems (ahero the 5'o,b = ,,
100 ple ard As they begin To make TIN. hra, t,ov -,
~ one N'a9 Oh ine 10 nine OF earth and thus IN.
u !. al" h''e layers until It is high as Is cnnvrnt-
on u lt5u% from cart or vheelbarroy and .r., l
''s 'nf iew months 1t Is carefully due dawn and III
oozly hejrporaied 1ms s done two 81 ti,rc,, Inn,
pu. We year, aud is then fl ior use l. Is s,,s nv
T. esteemed equal 10 soap boilers ashes for ali
sP'aaHyt r wheat. lie further remarked
NHHa iht GlieheS were clean enuiBb s,tne r,s r ii
10 clay. and found lot slmr soils eoaal rr,ns m
tni II seems to ne, ls productive Of three c,,d ,.
lsi II a1y keep the ditch banks down ID 'rbeditcL
~ ep ana fence cotncrs clean; and 81 The otlry nj
mA"s Sr'S can be earned out. and by forming cav cum
pss 'oT lght or deficient (af clay lands and L,b, g.
cay lands. all would be very much improved tbeTLv
ne adVah age OF this over other methods in al,,,
u ie ffegnmg, Is that such field can have is ovn ram
post Should this method as well as II does vbe,
pfaeise and become universal farmers would have
ne pad 10 take OIL The Of putrescent accumulate,
ao'ut cities for Who would spend day in haulnr ten
I've nushes with two horses and pay for II If h
conia pay seventy five cents for twenty five bushels
sbeiis, winch he could incorporate with nine loads
earth and thus inake two hundred and 6iv bnshels ~
stead ct twenty five and by Consequence Improve III
soil ten times fast
have never flcd this experiment in the precise mod
mere aid down or suggested Gas il is but rereniy hay
heafa u but tined It on cum and1nrnips against COW
pen stable and wood pile MANURE, and thought ii lene
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