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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
DANGEROUS sCROFULA!

This is the OF a dying who pet lites Tie
cured Of case Of sCROFULh, by only irelvs tot
Ee' Of Bfans Purifier than ever was cured by the nee -
xse of the best SGts5pGr1Ld thai made
sur,aparG has no; rstent meaul O.sr effect tie
ofsucl O rerol.iSRv hoioies, case.
Mr. ]. B UhSKfN, OF hone, OrNi1 ca, " y, had Stv.F
.1 J,u. y,dy, confined hs he'd ths asf yssrhe
was much diseased and debNitGcd to h- unable 20
raise his hand 10 his head lie had the besI ne1r! drs
had used Of the bet sdrhydrlas 10 good effect
rot and and was considered to be In dr,,
sl., and could live ceniyfow hour lOryer when Is
eomfn,nccd using BRANTS PURIFIER. Ills hect "a.
cdteH ncayiy 9p from 70 ear! hs trds onien n'vn9t
hu rriad,iD uuler his chin. that be brcnrd hrouga
c hole Inc eaten around that could be- i'eo
s, ot of is place, only ho'dng by sni0 rao> the uss
sf destroyed 10y two ulcers; ulcer under
Inc -.n's hand. hDd nearly eIfe nrotst
ku ds INTO hI b0dy Thus he oil ced with f',egf,
pui'ii dcrG ogsHs ,csrs various parts Of bs
persun For further ami n particulars. see our PAN
fHLkTS
Or THOMAS WILLIAMS, one of The most shilml ply
s!eens of ONE, called 70 Ha,k he day b;f0r.
he commenced using Brarrs Purifier. DR.. w. examined
him, and then told lin that oil the nedenes IN tie Sorfd
IL. A..r-I H. H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
ADNLTTS TRlTOR,s .NOT TycE

ADVLfIS TRlTOR'S NOTICE.
III ESu's cibe r Laving been arroin,. d
l. administration by the Court ofP -ubate of
1rerlon, on tie ctis,euG
NOAL L. MANCHESTER.
late OF sad 1iyeTtcn. decd, rcau.'s al
lersons Indrhtd 10 sad Estate to make i'm.
,"'d'aIe payn ent and those having demand,
TO present them for settlement.
A.h3S.3 SIMMONS, Ad'nr.
TIyeiton, netl3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
FEMALE WEAKNESSES g. COMPL AlYTs,

No remedy offered tle ruhie has ever necn ilV "A,
ytia and tge-ua N ,sor1sg ALL the Incidental Hsakes
~ and i,r,9lrr,!o, of the BRAsTs PULMONARY
1ALslM IL iga-s dureuce whether the dcrnn., mont
,rfy- ss.,on. ohcr codkH~en REGu LATI6
ALL Wv ,-erg en,re tie SYSTEM, e7saIi=,ng NE cRcrLN
fIoS. Gri 20 p.a3 nGs e3,ptn5 nsSyovs issTAtiLlT
- Sec pamuh.sir
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
CHANGE OF LIFE.

kor tie giyl 10 he l'a-iG- an lbe at mlsd',
the one - dcco.rrGtu, and the other gradually -'
pescd pfeycn' any u the CtI dse0s tAhI hefutD'
~ arise "a Consequence Uf such change,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
FOURTEEN yyITNrSsEs!

Mr. HASKIS has tho above facts. and he facs
are wiup-ssrd and certified 10 uy Dr. I. NILLlhMS-ar
q r. BRON ~ proprietor of the Wet Rome Rot<I-s
BISSFlL LEONARD, who lesae and rcssil drug
"a I EVF Y other ,r,t,eclrll< .p,sn-ssss
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
Ilth mo 1871
XHW%cA.. .SA%Es

4 SEMI ANNUAL devilend vii lie paid
n at IN = bank, IN aud tllcr TIE IL, day
OF Jan,.y. 1lcstockbol ic'saeoe,ing Tor
nc hin of puec ois, vill be held on
v,dn.,us, J,tn,tv 2,n3 'clcok. k.pm
,a7 sCAH DONE, Cash'I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17

NOR SALE.--Thc >loop COQuETrE,
i about 40 tons burthen, Is three ycms old ,
with centre board. and is copper iasleu" L.
For terms, apply to -
Jan 10, z mo ". &. :. SOU IllNlt h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
MOTTO "

THE Annual mccung OF the, Rhode Is
land Society for thc encourogcm' M Of do
mcstic Induary, f,r the election Of officers
&c. will We holden on Thursday, Jan l7h
1850. Il : o'clocA, p. m, at The Fnnkhn
Society rooms, No 20, Norh Man street
Cup stairs. L'siiA III TX, " sec ~
Jan l0th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17

~ Nathaniel Haw lhorne. of Salem b
been engaged by the proprie.,ls of BscL-
VOLS Edinburgh Magazne, asa writ.r
for lha, periodical.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17

"Shon," said Dutchmaa. you may
cay what you please 'bou, bad neiehLor,
hsd ,e vvrst noishbor. a. niver wa.
Mine pig. and mine hens come homo IN
ders e,ls split aoi iodlef day i'o = them
,,n. i-p, Up'us
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
LivER-COMPLAINT

Dr NATHAN HUBBARD. OF Stamford, Conn. onc II
he odest and rnost respectable physeinns wes niS'ed
Gith Lrev Co-ridHt many years and p~Ietp rved
~ u-ng BRAN1'S PURIFYING LXTRACT. Wseos.J
name hundreds OF UlIcr ease~ niso cured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
NAEaCUnTAy. DIsNL.sL.;1..

rPhST's Pv'RITYfSG EXTRA or :. q r-N-s sriror
ssyt e-G.tyy of al ht cftr Of hEKcvpY ~ ANY Of no
.sryus prepArat Of CAioMEL h,pCuBr. fr0'- Hs
.,,ie nni t r-.,orc' tie Doud --.7-7, nni @ ts f-'E
,.d To thsr uT.rlva,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
One Dollars Worth

IIo- much CASCER-how much SYPHlLls-tow
much SCROFULA-vill one doHSr, ,rcyh Of HR.iAT T'i
PURIFIER cure Read the following sa,emoni, which
u q sftr!fnen Of lts pUwer.-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17

which may be found the largest stock IN
The market motel kcrlss and ship owne ,
are respectfully invited to call ond ciann.
sept 20 is 3m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

r4i Mri11. in r-ot 'eiet h1d il.re y alEndens
proh IN great elected iha OH kfII III of AZ CON
iains more puff Ing, healing yiruc mi medical powT.
han there 10 conHiHed IN FOUk NOTIFIES Of any Ndrs,
ra,4I or any other medicine thi las ever hr'n ogrrci
ior sale There IL undouhe proof IN panp plcss. tLn
~ the of this great Indian Itrf,r ey ihai were Di
mo ye, IivT-.ihsy that were LANE and CRIPpLIb
can now WAik-ihry fal were slck, SCRoFl LOus
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17

There is some talk in New York of erect
,ug IN Bond street fup town. a hotel as
large as the As,or House, in Broadway.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17
Hundreds-Thousands
Brant's Is the Cheapest;

who have used BPAHT'S PrPfFfrP sror hsvins zee
and ,es,ed Al tue J1rHgs and ohe med einos
osueded ~ cure b.ood disease, haze doc icd ihs'-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-01-17

a gentleman complaining to his boo,ma.
kcr that pair of boots recently sent were
too short aud tha, he wanted a pair to
cover the whole calf, hal the following
Isu d esprit sent to him -
These boots were never made Tor mo,
They are too short by half,
wan, them long enough dye soe,
To cover I'll the calf
Why, sr, said Last, with stuffed smile,
To alter them IN try;
But Il they oouo al the ea,'
They must be fre fed high.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

ssIoaser. than any GogeEnahsas Ender he
sun. Sn. our proPle hare a military turn
-ihey are fond Of military eluEy and
military achievements; and bold OUT 10
ihas srii,e. thai bfsre popBlsiion u The
North lhe premium lhzl all lhe rpoiis Of
war are lheirs. and iheirs only. and The
day viii rome when fpiriis win be found
10 sgissie the war question quite - strong
~ as they are now ag'isiinR The flsfers
quesion. Sir. upon ihai T-oini. |. ss one
individual. plant ny ieri: and never viii
recognise. under amy force or pressure.
he right Of any one 10 appropriate entire
~ 10 sne-hzif Of The States he spells Of
wsr: nersr. SIR.
Sir. IL 10 MT foe me here io talk about
disuninn. I am charged with no such
duty IN my place in The Srnair; have
no right even 10 speculate upon The sab
jec, OF 10 commit mysrIf To any course.
Ny dnIy is more humble Within The con-
siiiv,ior. whirh ronlemplsies no sueh ae-
lion. Sir. IL this question should he driven
10 extremity. ms business is 10 abide The
drrision Of my enHnIrymfn; and whatever
thai may be-for veal or for wo-sIr. this
old frame shall he put upon The altar in
common with my fellow-eounirvmen.
hope The resolutions be read. and |
move that they be printed; which ques.
lion foes. Of course. to the Printing Com
miliee.
Mr.. Hale moved 10 lay the question af rreep-
iipn on the table; which motion was negaiisod
I-yrG .. nays ts-Mr. Hale voting against hi,
own motion.
The resolutions were then received. laid on
the table, and the motion to print them referred
10 the committee on printing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20
Speech Of MIR. Mangum.

The following remarks were made by Mr..
Mangum in the Senate on the 9th instant. on
presenting the resolutions adopted at public
meeting in Wilmington on the Slavery ques-
tons
Mr. MANGUN. Mr.. President. have
been charged with the duty oil submitting
10 this bodv The proceedings Of public
meeting held in the town Of Wilmington.
North Carolina. without distinction Of
party. in reference to the questions that
are now sgi,a.ins most deeply the public,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20
Late from Europe.

The steamer Europa arrived al HALIFAX
on Friday evening. She sailed from Iii
verpool on The 26h January. and brings
accounts a fortnight later than before re.
received. The Telegraph report does not
show that she brings any political news
Of interest.
The price Of cotton is still advancing,
aud the sales Of The week ending the Both
were $4,000 bales, Of which the trade took
10000. The following table viii com
pare the prices Of cotton al the departure
Of the Niagara, on the 9Th Of January.
with those cunent when the Eu0pa
left Liverpool on The 10Th:
Jan. IL. Jan. 26.
Fair Uplands, ed I'd
/" Mobile, 81 z
+" Orleans, 81 7b
The flour and grain markets we're in
sc,i,e.
A melancholy rar. Of The news Is lhe
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-02-20

A copy Of The following Letter from one
Of The Representatives OF Virginia IN Con-
greSs To his constituents having fallen into
our hands. We hare pleasure in placing
il also in the hands Of our readers:
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13
Rheumatism,

Rheumatism.
This only Of than four thousand cases of Rheu
mam that Dr.. Townsends SarsapariIl has cured. The
and chronic weakly eralcated by ts
extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ., Of the assistants in the f.Hna
tic Asylum Blackweis Island is the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter.
Backwel's Island. Sept. "A, 1917
Dr. Tnwnsend-Dnar Sir: ! have suffered terribly for
nine with the Rheumatism considerable Of the time
could cat, sleep walk. had the most distressing
pains, aud my limbs terribly swollen. have used
four bottles of your SarsaparI. and they have done me
indeed am entirely relieved You libcrt, this
for the benefit of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully JANIS CUMMINGS
Fever and ASne.
Dr. Townscnds sarsaaars is unaquael in Of the
ChilIs aud Fever and A-u, Tue following letter is only
Of hundreds that received from the South and
West Of like character
Oswego Mich. Oct. % 1917.
Or. Townsend Dear Sr-I purchased for my wife
bottles Of Sarsaparla your Agent Mr. McNair of Kala
n,azoo try the tcycr and Asnr. Before finish
ed first hottie appeared the blood aal every
other day when the Chls AMI the Fe:er appeared they
les, violent; AMI before she had finished the bottle
ss entirely relieved and she much better tan she
mad been before She took the Agur lady that hal been
sick with the Chis and Fever had broi. them
with Q"nnc. and left in very weak and distres sing
state" and roIb led exceedingly with the Asuc Cake seeing
the effect 1t had NY wife, she and procured few
health Your Sarsnariila is without doubt uneun, in
diseases incident to the West and yo think that this con-
nuncation wi" be Of usc you liberty to use it if Won
choose
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13

The shortest month, and at the same time the
longest, is February. II has the fewcst number
of days; but if we judge of time by the way it
drags, there is no month in the twelve which is
not more easily got through with 1t is usually
cold, the coolest of the twelve; snowy beyond
others, and bostcrous corrcspondingly. This
being the fact, it is about the only month when
out door work, on or about the farm, is suspen-
dcd. Little can be done, unless occasionally to
draw and cut wood for the years supply, cut
aud haul fencing stuff and saw logs, and, per
haps, do some marketing. Nevertheless, Febru-
airy is an important month in the agricultural
history fthe year. It is the month for taking
care of things; a work not to be overlooked, If
success is expected to attend the years opera
tons.
All the different varieties of farm stock require
looking to. The milch cows, working cattle,
calves, cnfeebled sleep and the stock hogs,
should now receive increased attention. A lit
tie extra feed for any of these animals, partic-
ularly such as are to produce young, will not be
thrown away. If the weather is cold, they
should have water often; so as to be tempted to
drink only little at a time. A large quantity
of cold water, swallowed at once, through ex-
IRENE thirst from long abstinence, is extremely
prejudicial to the health of a weak animal, and
may do it more injury than large amount of
feed will do good.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13

ScrOfnla Cured.
This certificate concsvey proves that this Sarsnparit
has perfect control the obstinate Of
the Bloo Three persons cured house is unnrece.
,Icned:
Three Children.
DR.. Townsend Dear Sr-i have the pleasure 10 INFORM
You that three of my children have been Scro.
iua bv the use OF excellent medicine. They were af
hcted very severely with bad Sores have taken four bot
ties: it took them away for which feel myself under
great obligation
Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC W. GRAIN, 1913 Woosterst
Opinions of Physicinms.
Dr.. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders fren
This is 10 certify that the undersigned Physician,
Of the City Of Albany have in cases prescribed
Dr. Townsends Sarsapsrila, and believe to be one OF
the most valuable preparations in the market.
n. p. PULLING. MD, J. WILSON, MD, r. b BRIGGS
NJ. d.. 7. e. ELMENDoRF, NJ. D. Albany, April, 1917
..# r.. CAUTION.
Owing IL the great success and immense sale of DR.
Iowisends Sarsaparila, number Of who wore for
merIy our Agents have commenced making Sarsaparills
Extracts Exirs Btters, Extracts Of Yellow Dock, &C.
ihcy generally put il up in the shaped bottles and
some of them have stolen and copied rsements
they only worthless limitations and should be avoided
None genuine unless signed by s. p Townsend.
Principal Office. 1875 FULTON Street Sun Building
Sons 1872 North Second street. Philadelphia g. s. Hance
Druggist, Baltimore P. H. Cohen Charleston, Wright
Co., Isl Chartres Street N. o. los South Pearl Street
Albany and by all the principal Druggists and Mer
chants generally throughout the United States West Indie,
aud the Canadas. -. -, ... r..rs.- .a,s E.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13
Extracts from Agric ultural Addresses.

IMPROVEMENTS OF DAIRY SrocK.--Mr
Eames, in an address before the Jefferson Coun-
ty Agricultural Society, says-We deem it an
easy matter to add twenty five per cent. to the
daircs of this country, clear of all expenditure
of time and money, by improving the quality of
the cows. 1t is believed that there is no dairy
in the country, consisting of ten cows or more,
which does not show difference of one third in
the yield of milk from the best to the poorest
COW in the yard, yet the same amount of food
is consumed by the poorest as by the best. Now
to keep an inferior COW through the long winters
of this region with the prospect Of only obtaining
a two-thirds yield in the summer, we hold to be
the most miserable policy in the world; it is a
sufficient deduction in any case, from the gross
income Of the dairy, to feed and properly tend
upon the best COW we can raise or buy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13
Curing BAG OLA without Smoke.
ooh the trouble folks have taken

10 smoke and spoil their Bacon.
To make the best Bacon fat your hogs early
and fat them we'll. BY fattenng early you
make great saving in food, and we'll fattcncd
pork makes better bacon than lean pork Then
kill as early as the weather will allow, and salt
as soon as the animal heat is gone, with plenty
of the purcst salt, about half ounce of salt
peter to one hundred pounds of pork.
AS soon as the meat is saltcd to your taste,
which will generally be in about five weeks,
take it out, and if any Of it has been covered
with brine, let it drain 4 title. Then take
good black pepper, finely ground, and dust on
the flesh side, and on the mock ends as much as
will stick and then hang it up in a good, clean,
dry. airy pacc-if all this is done as it should be
Git ought to be done now you will have no
further trouble whit, for, BY fly time in spring,
your bacon is so we'll cured and dried on the out
side that flies or bugs will not disturb it.
Curing bacon is like the lrishmans mode of
making punch. He said, put in the sugar,
and then fill up with whisky, and every drop of
water you put in after that spols the punch
lust so with curing bacon; after following the
directions given above every ''drop' of smoke
:ou put abont it spells. the bacon
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13

LICE ON HENs.-A writer in the New Eng
land Farmer, gives the following as an infallible
remedy for hen lice: Boil up quantity of on
ions in water. When the onions become soft,
mash them up, and with the water stir in Indian
corn meal till sufficiently thick to give out to
the hens and chickens when cool. They will
eat it, and not louise will be found on them
twenty four hours after, and they will cease to
infest their roosting- places after. We made a
trial of the above remedy late last fall, and have
not been troubled with lice since.
The raising of Poultry excites much attention
about Boston. From the small town of West
Cambridge, it is estimated not less than $40, 900
worth Of Poultry is annually raised for the Bos-
ton market, good part of which are the large
Derking, Cochin China, Poland, and shangae
breeds which weigh, dressed from IL to 16 lbs
per pair. tie m .. To- $50. -. T..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13
Deer Park, Lasallc Co., Ill.,,

HE MANAGEMENT OF HoGs.-For the last
four or five years, have fattened spring pigs
believing them to be most profitable The way
| manage is this: I take pigs, about the mid
die of March, and when they are about one
month old, put them in small lot contiguous
to the house, so that can feed them regularly
on milk and Indian meal. put the sows in
good pasture, and turn them in with the pigs
three times day, until some time in July, when
turn my sows and pigs into my orchard, where
they get the most of their living until October
then feed them on corn-meal and mush until
some time in January. When l kill them, they
average from $50 to 275 pounds; and l am al
most convinced that they are more profitable
than wintered hogs weighing 400 pounds; but
stand upon conviction. Perhaps some of your
able correspondents may convince me otherwise
Dollar Newspaper.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13
E. F. GILLESPIE, AGENT.
DIR. TOW N SIC ND'a
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
S a R 8 A H "A REEL A.
The most extraordinary Medicine in the World

The extraordinary Medicine in the Worldi
This Extract is PIT up in Quart Bottles it is sir times
cheaper, plensamter, and warranted superior TO
any sold II cures ,oithOut romiting,
purging, sickeain9 debli.
tating the Patient.
The great beauty and superiority Of this Sarsapara
disease it nvigoraes the body II is of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
over known it only purifes the whole system and
strengthens the person. but ii new pure aud rich
blood; a power possessed by ether medicine. Aud
this lies the grand of it, wonderful 1t
has performed within the last two years than 100 600
cures of severe cases of disease $4,000 were
considered ncurablc. has saved the lives Of than
10000 children the past two in the City OF Now
York alone.
10000 cases of General Debility md want
of Nervous Energy.
Dr. Towuscns Sarsapurlla invigoraes the whole sysom
permanently TO those who have lost their muscular
youth the excessive indulgence Of the passions and
brought by physical prostration Of the system
lassituLc Of ambition, uinmg tons premature
decay aud decline Fastening towards that fatal disease
Consumption. be entirely restored Ivy this pleas
ant remedy This sarsararia is far superior to any
Imvigornting Cordial.
As it and nvignrncs tho system, gives activity
to the limbs and strength to the muscular system in
mos. extraordinary degree.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13
NEW STORE.

AT ROCKVILLE, DELAWARE COUNTY, IOWA
CHARLES w. HOBBS
WTOULD most respectfully inform the inhabitants OF
w Delaware and the adjoining counties, that he has
commenced the Mercantile Business in Rockville and has
on hand, and intends constantly keeping, handsome as
sormen of Goods, suited to the country tradc-such
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CLOTHING.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. GLASS, AND
QUEENS-WARE, HARDWARE, SAD
DIES, BRIDES, &c. &c.
which he intends selling at small advance for Cash, OF
in exchange for Wheat, Pork Corn, OATS Barley, Rye
Butter, Eggs Onions Hides, Furs, Tallow, Bccswax &C.
at the highest market prices.
Nov. ID I'm
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13
CrOclkwell,s Hotel. q
.F.l ANAMosA. JONES co. IOWA.

~ - ANAMOSA, JONES Co, IOWA.
TTNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
GUS friends and tho public in general that he is in
full BLAST ready at all times to give good supper and
warm Bed to all that may call him. and at any time OF
the night He also has good Stable well furnished with
the best of grain, and everything that will make horse
comfortable Those from distance looking at the con
try, find better place in the interior to get nfor
nation in respect to good locations.
Be to inquire for Crockwcll's Hotel
c. L. d. CROCKWELI.
Anamosa, Jan. 90, 1850. 20-ly.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13
Culture Of the Locust.

MEssns. EDlroRs: I noticed an enquiry
made by Mr.. Simeon Reynolds, of Paran city,
Iowa. on the subject of trimming locust trees
This depends on what he wants the tree for; if
for shade, not high, if for timber the higher he
trims the longer the body of the tree.
The best method have noticed for raising a
locust grove for timber, is to plant the locust
seed with your corn in the spring in every other
row Be careful to furrow straight, say 3 l-2
feet apart, and this will bring your rows 3 1-2 by
I feet wide, and in the fall your sprouts will be
nearly, and some quite as high as your corn.
Keep the ground clear for one or two years, and
longer if you wrnt rapid growth, and let them
trim themselves by the lower limbs dying aud
dropping off. 1yonr soil is rich in seven or
eight years you will have trees from 5 to in
chcs through, long and thrifty. This is my OK
pericnce.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-13
SCHOOL-HOUSE TAX.

Notice is hereby given, that tho School House
Tax for School District No. | Julien Town
ship is now due, and will be received at the
County Commissioners Clerkss office, at the
Court House, every day, until the 18th. inst
between A. M. and p. NJ. Lots for which
the Taxes have not been paid, will be placed
upon the delinquent list and sold for the same,
according to the provisions of the law
J. J. f. NORMAN,
Scc'y. Board of School Directors, School
District No. Julien Township.