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IN petition Fe--epdss, person
cut Gate Taunton Maaehuse for the extension patent
or year, rom Inc sIraoa patent which takes place
n that The aid petition he heard nj ts Pa,en, once on
MONDAY, a day aich issl q, y O'Clock and all
Nodded and chow cause, any ey have why
rsl.s". oppsss required me
before ms day An testimony 9ed By ee, party
codance with once, which win be ap
ORDERED s.o ,s., mis- node. pusaed N. Rspusie
.elrsacer and Union wsslngoa D. o Tdsans New yors
and cousn. Hs1ord cosnsees, week for rss success
ave weeks previous . ' ''' ''' ' Taos EwBAsK,
" fM 9lH Commissioner u Patents
bins % ,hs Pses. once win paper containing dc bodice
Dec l-lswSw -
rIsis is 10 gave th.i te subseribsr. have OBJ
tic, Of coiamsis ssr. o. p.r.ossI
s 9o s q nv .ss @ sss, s.. .
same vouchers thereof % The .hserben Or before
s ss ss q sssss NJ, sss ''''
Given under hands his s' day q pessmeer isso;
95ss ,a.a. siiSz; LIZA : Dox.
NBAn claims against tho shove
% :. s.s .S II A.: e s
and scsps for ,he same. - = -o,.,v
= $500 LIZA Lii . .:"; H..
NEW ars.s o s. !, az sss,ss g sss,s
brand nov e ne Matted sss
od much lower pcs by the single bor OF BY 'hs
Gentlemen de.scus Of obtaining DO APPLYING
fn Bowling Saloon, on i4h cgpc.e WILLARD Hotel
Agent for Pierre Kane, New York, sole in me United
New s4-safwkasp taf Be
DE1UTTEs Or she Opsra ard Ballet, bssussfnlly lu.
ID sss ssd WOOD snsvngs, usder The supsrniend
'' sss 10 g. X ss o.ssss ssi~ s.ssy ~s
'a o.. ~ vPAscK TAYLOR
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T1ai of Lope=. Markets.

NEw O9LEANs, Wednesday, Dec. Is = Tbe trial 81 Iopez
and others engaged in the Cuba expedition has com
nehced ia the circuit csnrt @#
The gales yesterday md to-day have been 1000
bates half cent dec inc since the Ane icas Mid
Jl,n2 day, Ia l2s Sterling exchanges has anced
and Is now no,d at9 .t
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(Former partner Of j. T. Doc, esq.,
ENERAL AGENT for the Of claims before Congress
u pensions land
pay other lost properly Let
addressed j. " Patton, Washington city D. CO. will
receive Immediate attention. Nov 2-u
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SS Ses which he he @
Wise agency % the Of claims ain q,
o. RENDERED ls
Congress granting bounty land 20 The ofee and soldiers
which are saased a, ne Pension Once M long win
the Pension assa ,s yea. wsh s', Ssse s.e
der The various pension laws. has: Of necessity rem
o ss, syd S% ss.s and Win s y &.
ssd in tina. oes a wei Win ss history
much collateral ,eans nefso calculated q aid claim
Geo O. xm.. and fully r. Wise have also established general
agency Tor the recovery Of claims every description against The
federal government 20 be prosecuted before either q the executive
In this General asssey they Henry
-, s .snes ~ & Il. viii Ss @ p
attention Washington fom time TO Tine a. bis services may
PAID win ,s,, Win .usnson q
Nov s-eodlwAwam.
you've q oREM, Merchant Tailor. and cie.n,.r.,
they just opened very beautiful assortment Of seasonabe
We have clo,s o..mere., vesinr.
variety q quality which we are prepared to make up order at
ready eins win Be os.d mos, o Superior .s and
sss, can rely upon good article. 49,, !,
% Z: s s@s s % s al g
which We Vim cen :, mir prices
Three doors ives, Of Brown. Hotel, Penn. svsnae
oct3-1awlwff
noMATy civil Law, completes I'm vols. Boston,
IL ia5ol Edited L. y. Gushing. Wy. s.lf
Chris. Equity f,cedsn Judge s,oys Equity
pjeadInar-I'vo. Boston, 1850. 7
'' c~sninss Mssschuss,i. Rsporss--yo 1850
Matthew'S Chancery, with
adapted ne code q vsnis- vol aicsmona 1850
Dec6 FRANCk TAYLOR.
~ s.: q:
NE necessary absence Of one Of The N - .f..
WILLIAM J. NILES
wAsurrsrcs, August %, 1850 11ftff4
The undersigned win prosecute claims of III dcscp
against either branch department of
- - : ~ + ~ $3.50. 4. w.D. WALLACE.
REAR 70 Hon. Ms~p spssksr Cobb Of Georgia Ashmun,
nsyly Of yina Phonx New York Taylor,
ONO; Le eese, ~ touiaSa, Rsre1y ne n~nbsx~ u
Aus n-nsw3m
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JOHN Nj. DI'CALLA,

General agent at Washingfon City,
LIZ claims for land the individuals
n attended %.
He has evidence If
1919 land unde the late Of Congress
Offers his services In all such and others.
settled and claims Congress prosecuted
WASHINGTON, September %, iS50-ly s 1854
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ATTORNEY AsD COUNSELLOR AT Law, Hf
SaW Fraacisco, California.
RrrrHxscEs Hon g. w Inge, NJ c. AIabama John g. Taylor
esq., Mobile, Rhodes. Wright, Co., New Or
Louisiana Henry Clark, Tsrboso' Sorh Caio,na
NJ Gwn, NJ California; Benz X True, New foft
city p Heaey, ESQ., Boston, Massachusetts A. Hatch, cq
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. y7-2awly
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RklED,

city evening Of the 18th instant, by the Rev. y NJ
d. RICHARD b. KEYS, OF Baltimore, TO Miss MARY
H daughter Of JAMES NJ BARxER
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Chslera-Treatnnem ana ftevennNc.
TYR. AMATIs ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANAcEA, TONIC
AND APEREsT Thi. remedy composed entirely O vess
sa s ,Sss ss and w
g s and % x Dr. A%'
dysene bilious complaints dypepa and all other disorders Of
Knowing from experience In the most kindly and
s % s s s ss
yenuye all who be 80 fortunate a. TO escape m FIRST nsdious
wholesale retail caru Music Saloon Penn.
s IN % @ ~ sns
rsmee containing fo directions win in,s,s.ns
a.coas, =, DEALER, Orders from any par, O. The United States
%a .,ssss' an s%StG S.' csRos CO.
OF va February, Is4s. rff ~
orrIcs connpsrosEas, June 2s 1850.
Than Ss' cause aos. 20 Ss Published
s M ss: gs0S - e.,
unless Tor special reasons shown which BE verified By
5 decided SET down for hearing on The frs, Monday u
and ~, further delay any ss s.
setting forth dbe reascns for such delay
the rcisel Of the foregoing order -. ,o,,,,u.,
July s~t,.treb of saW secretary 70 Inc ,osssssson
new York Lsss i.sur.nce Company. seo
orse, No. SO Wan street, Ne~ Yert.
Mosn. gn..s..., p.s..den. ~,
eat PLiry FRExnAr, sctuary 81 20
ns company soosssss upon he principle
the pr.mius Interest IN the hands Of insurers, greatly
extended 10 business and prch and conferred
least possible and outlay 20 insuren
granted 20 persons visiting California.
Its At Washington comprehends the following
VIM Jones' NJ D., medical examiner, ID
n ri +.
Peter q washnsen agent Apollo Hall, Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Union Buidings ~. June a--n
I KNOX WALKER win practise law IN enc Supreme
Court Of the United States, snd the prosecution OF
claims .gsisw he scvemmesI Addrss wsshinscs, DC.
------------------------- - - -
WAITED innssdiafely, woman 20 do the ceohins
and washing for ANAL family None need apply but such
can Owe the best white woman wosId Be
ferfsd Inquire "a this once. 1854 Sept lo--hf
AvID ceppernsid. No. H. Pu,asn.s edition grise ~
~. cent?. - 8 Il 49, - ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
z sepU - ~ VEN &l31I ".sI0llHI WI 100 l8 V4aen
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A COMPENDIUM Of tho Entire BODY or shs Law,
BY Asa Kinae-aphabetica arranged with reference 70 the
sna S s sppus'sss s pp % Retail price, s
40 and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinions of the Profession.
profession body Of
sound law within the limits, that deserving
'. CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
New YoRK, Sept 49, 1850. IN
Mr. Justice Nsisoni opinion asovemea.
toned work - -
The Of reliable citations from the whole rang
treatise and reports both American and losn makes
reference win extensively aid the STUDENT the pacuos
and the man Of business. -
ocTosER IL, 1850.
have frequently examined It's citations. and have been aiAy
precision with which the pdh
sistance from il myself profession s0a
learn its merits, and, like me- enjoy It's advantage
Nrw YoRK CRY, Oct is, 1850. II
impars al the advantages Of accurate and wslsans
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadelphia
points presented BY his questions
ably advanced III. subject. which those questions apply I
SCISSOR Of the work very large lazy hsss,y prps
Ihaye examined Kinne's Compendium as.en
ton other avocaions would allow, and satisfied that ~
facilitate the q in he G
for trial and argument From an examination q the several
'''ss JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New Yoh.
calculated to be help to the student than any oh
book Of It's extan and viii find i every swyus
table valuable ready reference :, ,,,,.,.
pan and utility Of these works have received
unqualified appreciation Of the most distinguished jg.s IN y.
Vermont HornbIowsr q New Tucker Of Virginia. Grand
ofwa'hinson city, Weston Of Aans ae As SoHN : rsow
Nov AT ~ and 81 Annsussi
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Tins TREAsoRY RrPoRT.-We devote large por,
ton OF our space to-day TO the report OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury II is accompanied by n number OF outside
tables and statements 10 which IL refers, but which
neither sufficiently accurate nor important to warrant
heir publication al present. The report refers also
tables thai do NOT appear with IL all As public
document "a does not by any meet the public expec
taton excited BY The previous tame OF Mr. Corvn
ssatesmsn ~ II IN some parts very elaborate, aud in
Others very crude, showing marks OF great haste
IN the final .makeup, OF its disonted parts It's argu-
Inent u chiefly devoted TO attempt TO gsyanze into
new life tee oftdiscsrded doctrines Of other days The
Great measure Of 1916 Is attacked but the theories OF MIR
Corwn against the efciency of that law will not stand
when compared with The realities that all in It's
magnificent results Wherever the doctrines oil the
port IN relation the tariff OF 1910 are based upon
lstics, the statements garingy dsingenuous ncon-
asent, and unsatisfactory, as we may take occasion
h<vsa,er TO show nr h.E :. E.0s. @
The LEGISLATION Recommended in connection with the
isrifjsss foliowssg 1851 BfgsisG H sa
az change In the present nd valorem system which
sb0uld impose specific duties all articles 10 which such
duties may be safely applied with home auation upon
such ~ are necessanly subject 10 nd valorem duties
a. U the principle Of specific duties shall not be adopt
I'd, thai fhe home valuacn. instead Of the foreign,
should then be applied TO adj imports subject 10 al valo-
% " neither OF the foregoing shsnges shall be thought
poer then IL q deemed highly necessary that the present
fsts Of duties should he increased great variety OF
articles which il viii be found could bear such increase
with the most sslutsy effects upon trade and revenue
sfsW ksB Doc i5g sba . ai.B .sgi (Pennsyipanian.
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NEw HMpsIsRE cossTTUTroxAL coEyENrIos.--Ths
body have abolished the religions test Under the old
eoQst!suon person must be OF the Protestant religion
= bod once They have abolished the properly qual
erlon IN order 70 hold Office. They have decided that
~ leg1ea,ufe shs meet but once in two years They
hets rsased TO divide the State into districts for repre-.
eonHiyes bat. give every town with one hundred and
city pole The right 10 elect The senate is TO consist
They have given the Legislature power 10 authorize trials
BY jury Of six men, when the matter in dispute does not
exceed certan sum, lnot determined.J and also BY
courts Of Cancellation. when the amount does not exceed
esriain other sum, TO be determined j that courts
shah nv questions Of fact when the parties wish H. and
that in civil cases when the title to land not involved
and when the amount does exceed certain sum. Ito be
papsd the juy shall be final Judges Of the law well
Arrest Or imprisonment for debt, except in cases Of
fraodulen copcesmeni Of property, o. when the debtor
" about TO leave the State, is prohibited
- [Nsm York Evening Express
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osnsr.I Ass@ey sad Law 0mss "a washington.
.H DE sELDINc wYLIE,

DE sELDiNG WYLIE,
No. ToSds BuiLdinks,
BsoUas Hotel, WasAingen, d.
THAs. DE sELDISG ANDREW WYLIE, jr., having formed
tnersip for the OF prosecuting claims before
Congress- the executive departments before board u
missone sppnted for the adjust OF spoatons
claims against amy foreign government prepared 20 give Their
full faithful all busness that be
They will obtaining pensions,
land duties claims arising under treaties,
buying selling real collecting claims
rents, &e. A4 'f fA& sA .tNi WA n.IN@. Il.
Wyie, will attend law business with which
the OF the courts Of
Di.lrct Supreme Court of the United States
Chas. 5edng being q United commissioner notary
public and Of deeds for all the states of The Union
the sking 81 testimony, aeknows
other duues which appertain 20 bis oes
Charges will be moderate, and regulated BY the amount claimed
and the Of services required. .Nf CA u
(post paid immediate attention
6-dly \ III '.t.IHN5t.#
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THE AMERICAN 1--we stock Insurance Company
yncennes Indiana Charter unlimited granted January 1850
Capital, $50. 0O0. Stockholders individually liable :.
For the OF horses mules prize bulls sheep ana cattle
descriptions the combined risks OF nre WAFER
upon eastern markets %
transported South Losses paid in thirty days ae proof Of dcah
DrecoTsJoseph O. counsellor; Ferdinand Eberwne
merchants Captain isaas Mass merchants George d Hay meI
chant Hon. Thomas Bishop buder John Wise, merchant and
bank director Alvin W. Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Abner T. E Stale SENATOR OF Vincennes Ab st
farmer, bank dIectoT and auditor of Knox county. NIX
Joseph g. Bowman, Presidents Shurien Whitney, Secretary
Of the State Bank Of Indiana. III HF 1854 ta@i ..f.t
j. L. NELSON, Pennsylvania between 18th and
18Th streets, Washington City.
Sept 2S-dly tft
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WIN. b. u. CROSS,
Attorney and Coilnseitor at J.a,O,
Washington City, ID. O.,

the District of Columbia and will attend
debts and the prosecution Of claims Of every
description including those bounty land under the act
lately passed. Office in the City Hail.
0ciA
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Sei-sesiDg Advertising Envelepess No. 103 Madison
street, new YoEk. tEs.E 7-7--
TIE sahsenhsI N .oie.ns ,h ssuonss. q an wh.m.
brought before public The experience has s
iabshed their superiority beyond all question eoa6dsnr
tbe.s
snv.opes his rapidly increasing sales proof Of
lariyi .#
is ON place occupied BY seal person may have his
business, address beautifully
ed coored or plain thus adording
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD Hs "a
ID. The envelope opened without being destroyed
~ Neither war nor waters are REQUESTS 20 seal them
4tl Upon the miscarriage letter the
letter ONCE. ef.iF4lF 5NHTI
The envelopes furnished ., almost THE SAME PRICE
Az PLAIN ONES with only the additional Of The die which
will last for s.lrt "A FIJI
6ui. Each letter mailed Vs.
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
attract the attention OF all through hands may
The following list OF prices for dies engraved brass
and Of envelopes white
good paper, and made above with name, address, &C
NJ.
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ODD FELL OWs' HALL.
The Oriental Panorama.
A usr uyCuRt

THIS truly magnificent work Of viii exhibition m
i week only.
every evening and Wednesday and Saturday aer
noons a 3 O'Clock. Doors open ut O'Clock.
Admission children under II half price.
open 81 O'Clock begins moving at u ococl
Attendance win be given once ofhe panorama daily be
tween 10, a IN, and !, D. m
Dec i5--d6t
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When ID convenient to forward amount ofoder
express reference respectable New York house will be
een All orders will meet with prompt aienton e addressed
E tse WILLIAM MURPHY,
263 Madison street, New York.
Orders will be promptly fieft
5bell Mott ~ Wall street, OF Mess H. Jeroman Co.. IN
William street fl #ft 4n48& 'ls#s
Business cards, embossed in colo from dies s
thousand. 7"t T@
Nov I5-d3m
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TO ths E1ssor Of tia Union.
IR An magnitude appears the memoir which
recently OF
communicated TO the entire OF the Uni
ted States, mpoant Discovery Of Mr. Louis Deschamps
by means which druggist
containing receipts prescriptions every class Of dseasss
On Of this srup and for
days afterwards. instead Of "ten" read "two."
Very respectfully, your obedisnt servant
Dec 90
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF STUFFED BIRDS
ever exhibited Washington ancion.on Friday this day,
ock shall sell suction al the Of 6t
and beautiful
specimens BIRDS both native and oreisn from the West
ndiss South North America all which stuffed
neae and beautiful Ladies gentlemen
handsome for mineral pao respectfully
80 = - 'ar.. A. GREEN,
Dec 20 .... Anconeef.
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CAUTION about agents OF snider's wines.--ess -
Washington city cautioned against any
senng authorized sell take ORDER 20 any W.
hc 81 importation, have no such agents
Orders should be semi lever o. ust
xree 70 e al Philadelphia they viii DC instantly atsno
The goods delivered nee Of rssn and the order satssesnr
ecuted ,.coc ~xr,cr, n.
Wine merchant, 20 Walnut street, Philsde'phs
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BALTIMORE, Dec. 1875, p m
The VISITING Fpsmsa.-- The MeDonogh Request "A
Sudden Marriage. Lfs Iasuranes. 7as Sap Psaa-a
sInania=Ihs Markefs. &c -tE III --l1 ~ .-
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John w. BADEN 4 nROTHErs, Penpsynvsnfs ave
niue, otb opened mail nssornent % n
following very superior goods 3RA " kT3iatfe
Very 6ne EHrii&h Damascus sowiine peces blNdte eN8
beauufui assortment ~ nfies, pis&ots al iorA a
sharp patent .pouias dis, -i ssyaasts psn< ~, Ne
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CAROLINA INN.
kaIIlA
CH.ERLOTTE, ": G.

gBNIIE above establishment, situated TN Main
"A Street, third lot North cf the Public Square.
IN the town Of Cha rloiie. has been constantly kep
oren by the present Proprietor, from the Isl Of
January, loiU 10 the present time, for the accom-
modaicn of the Pubic, and will continue to be
kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has bee enlarged and i'm
proved to a very co, siderable extent within the
last two yesrs-the entire building is in complete
repair aud is so constructed that oil the rooms
have abundant Light aud can be ventilated a, plea.
sue.
The Stables are not IN 'crior 10 any belonging
TO any similar Establishment in Western Norh
Caroilna and care will be taken that they shall
alAays be supplied with abundance Of good grain
and proychd-r and attended BY faithful and espe
rcurcd iiosllcrs.
The Suhscribct will use every exeriion 10 yi,e
satisfaction To all who may patfoniZc his House,
and hesilates not to Fay that. from ten years e1
peficnce he AL re able 10 keep ur the acconmo
dation at the Csroltns Inn, IN style not surpass.
I'd by any Public House in lh. isteTier county
aud he takes this opportunity 10 return his cor
dial respects 10 a generous Public for past favor.
aud respectfully solIcits a continuance Of th,x
patronage and confidence.
DRONERS can, at all times, be supplied with
convcneni and we'll enclosed lots. free of charge,
aud furnished with grain at low price,.
IL The Charlotte and Camden Stages arrive
and depart III weekly.
JENNINGS D. KERR.
Oct. i, lsi9. 5ltf
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Uses Of TOIlssifs.

| really canno, see why fop should not
be considered quite as necessary 10 tie human
family as philosopher. lie has his u.es, If
only 10 be lau- he'd al. lie msy not be u.ef.I
to many, but he is spt 10 be agreeable 10
more aud he who p'ssses, il quite as dear a,
he ~ho serves ~. \ body uuarrels with the
jay, because you cannot devour him with the
sane satisfaction which partridge gives 90
the table; and The silly ,om,i,, il no, so ven.
cradle bird as the owl, is less destructive TO
she chickens | suppose that fops and dan
dice bear just about the s1me relation 10 the
human iamly as jays, parrots, and such like,
TO the feaIhered tribes. Wits, aud minics
and sa'fisis, may be hkened to knocking birds;
statesmen and philosophers. TO owls and other
birds that see by night; politicians to bats
aud sparrow hawks and warriors 10 yultures
eagles and other voracious feeders. csrrv,o,
grea. beaks, big boards and brow., and 40.
July long teeth end ,alens.- Sou. LII. Go..
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TUrnip Culture South.

There are lsw crops that are rsI-sd South
so liIlc understood as the lump. There il.
not a farmer but has his utntp patch, aud
mos, Of them are perfectly ssiisied to have
turnips fit fir the table in November, and go
10 seed 10 Feb,uary. The rutntp i. naive
OF cool climate, and ha, been brought to is
greatest perfection in Englaod, where The eli,
mate IS moist and cool aud II The Southern
planter or gardener would cultivate the turn.
Up a. successfully as the English, he will d.
card seed saved here. English, DI,cb, and
N1thern seed, viii mature one mouth earlier
than seed OF our own sowing. |, is fcmatka
bic that the Ruabaga rarely goes % seed IN
lh,s climate. Many farmers consider hi. an
objection 10 II, bal /, syery much m It's favor
for when Other lutnps are seedius and the
root has become soft and prhy. The R1abs.a
retains ils htmness and sweetness, AID - ~.
lflctous lor both man and beast. The Tue
Tor planting the Rulabaga Is Geor at hand.
abogt the middle Of July is the most fasoura
bic time, but they may be planted With safety
az ae as September; It is best to plant then.
IN drills, should be about Two and half feet
apart, and When The plants arc two or lhtee
inches high, thin them oJi TO twelve inches
~ tho dr. The Rliabaga i. the mos, NJ.
nIc'ous Of al the turnip family lIogs vii
iaiien on then, cows thrive through the win.
ter, led on them, aud give an abundance Of
neh mix. For coily fall urnr., SOW early
White Dplch, Red Tor, ind English Norf"lk.
These should he planted early IN August. ~
We sowed the ~hlle Datch on the 30 Of
July LIS, year, and on the 30 Of August h ID
tine turnlps IN the market. For standard
crop, Red Top is he mos, preferable of all
the common Jumps. Oar own seed NAY be
planted last Of August and throughout Srprcm.
Der.
There IS one reason why the tutl.ip seed
OF TINS country IL inferior 10 Northern. Our
farmers rarely transplant the lump, but suf.
Ter it 10 run TO seed where i, vegeta,ed and
grew. To make good turniIs hold It's own
and Improve, il should no, only be transplant
cd, but The tap root should be cut off, This
treatment vii! improve cur own turnps, bu,
nothing can make them as early as seed rails.
ed in . colder latitude.
Farmers, try the Ru'sbaga. Will some
Of our readers that Tried the Ru,sbapa Las,
season. give US The results Of esrerlmen,?-
Columbus Eng.
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To Rcnoy.tc Old Meadow.

A new mode Of renovating old sod bound
pastures AID meadows have lately been Az,
covered. I, is to take q sobsoil plough and
three horses (Which make the bss, team and
plough tho field. over,uIning no fufrow, bu,
laosenlng The earth below, about ole foo, d,eD
hsrro~ the same way, SOW grass seed, and roll
dom with heavy roller. This is tho pr,c.
,lcr of landlord who prefers grass 10 .ov
other crop, and the effect is astonishing. /
saw q piece that hsd BEEN served so. The
swaid, of course, was broken in streaks, and
the grass seed VAS up most beautifully on
these. The unbrokcn strips had been stretch.
cd and moved little, 80 as to expose the I'D
roots TO air and moisture.