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@sy- JONI CRIckAnD is a candidate for CLERK
OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. MUS
mr. p ~ BERTH, for the past fourteen
cos say G- Of iss 's It.; r, XXI Il p d H.
DISTRICT COURT ~hS,-ysr Court ne be rqsd
5c-s,- THOMAS c. Poole is a candidate for
CLEKk OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. t"As u
nis- Editors of the Crescent; Please an
a' fE S T pIsI M coS 1 o. Sw EaS &
GsS- Messrs Editors: Please announce me as
ORLEANS. FRANCS MOUSEY. mas
G..- WILLIAM P BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
.lrrgrd u. NIB IL
Ea,s- We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES LhBt'ZAN as caadta.~ .or CLERK u thr THIRD
DISTRICT COURT oI Whatever l'' tie aas ma be changed 70
0s- JAMES a. HorKlNs is a candidate for
CLERK o. The FOURTH DISTRICT oUkT OF Ne" 0kLEANs
asss- THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk Of the Fourth
DISTRICT COURT sew ORLEANS, candidate sf rol-r-ea.
mis- SAMUEL. G. RISK is a Candidate for
CLERK or Tia FIFTH DISTRICT COURT Election Mon
! 19s- Messrs Editors: Please announe WV.
Sort ,araidAs CLERK OF THE FfTtl DISTRICT
| C5tk mAl4
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E55s- For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CpCRT.-GR0RGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, present Minute
District Court NsOrans, winch has
ysArs, 5fsfa b.ns-!
5fe o. CLEhEsi!P ad Court whatever Court lie
| ~ Hanged 10. isif ID
Es.- GEORGE F PEARSON is a candidate for
agIction ss CONSTABLE o. THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
| aad E-..ita Lie Of his trleldt -; ie
G4s- WM. C. QUIRK is Candidate for Cos
sTEBLE or THE sECOSD JUSTICES CnCET.. ~ District
She I'D Filth Srh and SeytL Wal-, CILal lula
| sfrt.t :, and i0mtlg Lsyee 20 tae Like ~
Messrs Editors Of the Crescent: Please an
asse- ayll-Hs - paper TIA. Jolt" ROACH
Caodnts - CONSTABLE o. TiiE FliST JUSTICES
! COURT. MANY VOTERS. lcI7 te
Nss- To the Editor Of the Crescent Please
.1r1rr.s JOHN j. HOPPE. tartis;e reel
Of CONSTABLE or TIE FIRST JUSTICES COURT " fhg Parrish
81 Orleans. E,2c November HIS FRIENDS. irls
~ J b CHANDLER is Candidate for Con-
STA OF The SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Ezs0n NoTem-
b-rueEl. ltl5
ney- FRED. j ROBERTS is Candidate for
CONSTABLE Or THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election
November text lei I'd
re- wM Henry WATERS, Candidate for Con-
saSoAt J4zticr's Corr:. Election, Mnlsy ia No
.-ntl-r rert r'l'"
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517,~ THOMAS GILMORE Clerk Of the Fourt
lsTNCf COURT sew ORLEANS sa candidate sr resj-t,ea
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GS,- JOIIN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
Of THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mu4s
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Dss- SAMUEL. G. RISK is Candidate for
CLERK or Tia DISTRICT COURT. Election Mon
4 ID. s.gs1 t- te
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LIST OF yEssELs IA PORr ROT CLEARED

PilgriIll......... Til
SolwIv ..........lI,dt
Susan " Lind 3,dl
Itah,........... ., il
Nolaul .....-....l5, ii
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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ns3- p NJ. BERTH, for the past fourteen
Deputy CLERK Of The Pra' W til sp"t =
Court. cgndtdae CiERKsP oi thr said 81 o. =
DISTRICT COURT, Court the be A. s-d
NH
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r9S- Messrs Editors Please announe WV
4. MOTT sartiiate or CLERK OF TIE EifTti DlsikC
CytRT uaAl4
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WANTED

WTANTED TO HIRE-A first rate Washer
H.rr and Orar gs -
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nLADEN SPRINGS, Mabama.--rbe -

ID rl, proprietor these celebrated sni popular I'm
Springs happy inform his numerous friends who nave
partkn Of he invaluable medicinal
and the public that he prepared to accommodate
who
SPRING. Ell that situated four mrs from the
i've mes Mobile with which
regular 81 nboai navigation
audor good safe Carriages always oand
iT,u The steamboats, visiting the eprt-gs.
undulatng and
De Il favorable
rapid restoration 10 health Of eH..h,e, Invalid.
Tie especially renowned for their curative effects VAen
tn, live kdueyp while
experience hiss shown that they positive
cine CONNOk WOUrES, Proprietor. my4s sn
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ICE--ICE--ICE.

zee! ICEi-J. STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
ICE Fyan Fields street, OPPOSITE
Ion:can Railroad pro lower idei No lts old Lyee street
10. u Gcho No. new svs Nc. So New Leye
CoHrgs Ne SIS TraouFi,olss No +5l Lve
;o Ice Houses ninth AMI Harmony touh Dis
isai tyns
ECE-50O TO 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
MaT sale hy P. VIII NEY CO. 81 Camp ml2s
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M EI better kuUgtss SAM, has connected II he
business llis for the ast nine ears having need With N
ne the Second Ma
nspaty I'll his death and couI the
Ths aeh experience and Iib deter
nina cisithily wiki Ne lice, Sam
sole ieala share o their patronage. AlaTsesem
peaied sting tie SALOON and providing lis BAR
wh CHOICEST iQroRs Lat can be PTosared sEAVANIe,
lent Qualities have been including
very Cocks lhc LApER vii ALWAYS sppied with the
CHOICES FISH AND SANE and tie OYSTERS SERVED
short trouble
this Saloon worthy patronage this
| jt1cous Community mhls u
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SUNDRIES--
~ NEW MAY BUFFERS hrkins and 10 kegs St. Louis;
STARCH-300 boxes Foxs;
STAR CASDLES-E00 boIes hest Cincinnati
LAkD-Prims bills. and kegs;
HAAS-30 Ext Su1sr Cured
DRIED bEEF-Cauvased;
STRAW PAPER-200O rsans landing;
ALE AND ClDER-l00 bbs Taylors And vaAsAr's
loo bss Prime Newark Cider;
LARD oIL-i00 bills best Cincinnati brands
WHlSkY-SO0 bbs Russel's For b.
ii A. .. GRIEEF 4 CO. 20 10 Laxaa
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Fer VIC 90
Ifs- Children aud Servants, hal price. u,9i 3m
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n1g- WM. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
,..6I- Of the Second J4-e- Cor Election, MgnIsy No
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SUNDRIES-
- WHITE LEAD-s0o drkins pure, u.s. so and loo ns
OL-21 pa 'kages Beaehed and Sperm
HAMS-3n teces Dgf-a's and Stsgg Shay's
FLOuR-30O bills Extra, Superhne and Fine
TONGUES-lD boxes Sugar Cured;
TEA-A few pkgs Imperial Gunpowdsr various sizes;
BUTTER-l0O hrkins Western;
BRANDY-20 ensks from Casonhouse
STONE 4 WALWORTH
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sSUNDRIES-
- CHAMPAGNE:s9 basket. Grape Leaf pints and quarts
AONOSG AIIELA WHTSKY-I1 bbls. Winchester
PALE AND BROWN sHERRY-s0 ar. eks. and hhis.;
CORDtAIS-sO cases assorted
ClGARS-tJ0,EO0 brands
DEMJ0HSS-l, D. and S gallons French;
BOTTLES-l51 Porter and Madeira. For sale by
4 8. WOLFF rect.
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SUNDRIhS-
~ RUM-t7 puucksGn Jamaica snd ST. Croir:
STEISWEIs- so cases;
ANCH0NESl6 (70 jars saeh) close couslsamsn
PORT NlSE-90 quarter casks and 10 pipes;
CIGARS-i00,0Oo various brands;
WHlSkY--0 bbls. Old Roanoke;
BRANDY CHERRlES-s0 10 closs eousisnmsuts.
my26 For sale by 5. WOLFE Is Camp street.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

.nCEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Miss. "a
~ Ihe undersigned Avng atet w term q thess
nevly discovered and big valuable Mineral sprlags vii
yIsltofs the lst June.
ile, l,eAci miles Of Biloxi Miss, ediA.ely
the advantages bathing
Aa sir, fishing They easy o. a! all
tie laEe end The routgharIAn Railroad.
The made by DR.. j. Lawrence Smith, Pro
lessor Chemistry University o L7 ana, proves beyond
ortt that the Springs neral qaass OF the CHEST order
He
The medicinal Of these be looked par
uay oxide Of uphureted hydrogen both WI
notable quantities. Therefore apparent hA! many
chronic disease might import alienation
these aers AZ ha it could be apl ed with much advantage
Enueneuts will Be ioGEi lIo 81,
capbe Of m3dang about three hundred rerson, been
end the proprietor hopes long experience The hotel IL
New Orars vii be sufficient tia. rs will b. pro-
| pery cared .qr. ENOCH ENERGTT. i-9s sm
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NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.

d1Kn nAIl ny C1CHRAN CO.. RAEa, g CAM aTHRFT
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U ANDING ex schooner SINCE from Naples
4 4 al .o1es LEMONS 1888 boxes ORANGES
ttLBERIS NALNUTS, ClIFsNUlS, CLEANED do
DRIED FEARS, ALMOND, MACARoNl, NERMICELLl, etc.
5l3 PAVING STONES. For ssle by
my3l BARELLI q CO., 81 Common street
4 t0AL--50 cks Red Ash broken and screened
Y / Anthracite Coal lnnding and for sale by
aplI }. ii. AsHBRlUGE co, s. St Charles street
eNAR--l100 bbls Wilmington Tar, daily ex-
psced Wilmington schooner Sea Breeze, ion sale by
sIls ~ a, pkLADkAfba toI II MAssrns street
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-06-04
Planting Corn-Hirds Fodder.

Il has been quite common, Of, late for farmers
30 steep seed corn IN arsenic, or some other POT
sonous substance, to prevent birds from .akln. Il
all out Of the ground after 1t has been sowa.
much better way is to steep the seed in 4 stgong
solution OF salipere. This article act. az :
manlre to the seed. stimulating and aiding IL.
growth, and efectuslly keep all birds rom eat
ing IT, Nothing is more cruel than to poison and
shoot crows and other little birds when found in
corn fields They are the most useful servant,
the farmer has; industiiouslY devourug lh,
grubs aud other worms that If left IL the grounl
would themselves attack the cora,
Sowing corn for fodder has been adopted of late
years to considerable extent The Albany Cul
tiyator recommends the ground 10 be piowed anu
narrowed rs usual, and tuuowed with u one hor-s
pillow three feet apart, Sow the corn III the fur
row at the rate Of 40 10 SO grams to the foot
which will 30 about three bushels To tho acre. Il
sowed thinner, the crop will he much smaller aud
will not do so vol. Immediately after sowing
cover the SEED with cultvator. When tue corn
is six inches to foot high, Gun email cultvatol
between the rows. This Is all the attention tn,
crop needs, ill il is harvested early in the fall
Land that will yield 80 bushels OF corn to tn,
acre will give fee tons Of fodder Corn fndds
should never be put into large stacks, but shoul,
be well cured and sailed and PIT into shocks
This Is an excellent crop 10 pis,ede wheat, a., NJ
grain hsing formed, the ground is not i'm poverI.h
cd, but 10 left full Of dbrous roots to styensthei
the wheat. Never SOW fodder sroaI east The
sugar corn "a be.t to SOW. And Il should BE- pante,
during the resting tins after corn planting. 10,
much care cannot bs taken to harvest this Gro!
early IN thu fall and to let il stanl several week
to dry, during the dac weather oi September no,
October.
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Progressive Fariuibs.

Il is gratifying TO notice each returning spring
~ Increasing interest on the part Of onr farmer
in scientific agriculture. Formerly they ver,
content with old roots seeds and grain to whcl
they had been atcus omed all their lives Lat
tprly we tnl then, seeking far and near. III
:haise4t scel FOR sowing and planting.
In fruits, too they are making great advance
n.nt Every day or two our dealer, are ihrorg
81 with purchaser. from prairies. 1t Is nov uui
VERBALLY understood that good orchard Of ap
PIES peaches, pears, &c. is 4 sourcs Of gre>t
profit 4 cropo fruit may bs marketed al
irihiug cost and its product on is attended viii
more pleasure end less hard work than any othei
product All abou. this region We see nursesie-
setting ont, and experience shows that taxing
all things into account there IL no better COUNT
IN the world for the cultivation Of fruit uees.
IN cattle, horses ard sheep our farmers are
equally soilcilous 20 secure The beet breeds. Ey
cry year makes lis mark III this department
All Illinois wants IS perfection OF rs gsliif.s
stock, i matter which has been too much neg &c.
ed. II the present awakened interest Continues
Illinois will soon slfpass every other grail (
country IN America. We daily hear Of 'mp q
iions Of the choicest bloodei animals, which are
distributed thro' different portions Of the State
Tie introduction Of improved farming nipple
mems lua lduNI rd'lHS Hl'VliHcH - aleo 'tluH'N
noticeable. Thrcshny machines, rcapers, horse
rakcs, straw aud fodder cutters, w!nnowi ng
mills, corn shelters, seed drlls, DC, &c. find ~
upbounled uiarke, IN this State Orr farmers sea
at glance that this smoothe prairie country
without sione or a stump dot,iGg lis surface /,
better adapted than any other to the application
of vast majority Of those imp'empn,e. Hcnct
there is and must be greater demand for them
here Than elsewhere.
These i.cs are exceedingly gratifying, since
We must as people depend upon agriculture for
our wealth. prosperity and prosress-SpriHgfs'-
Register
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Gotrls.
The Mansion House,

South lat Corner Of The Court House Square
O7Tl VA, Ill.
THE house will at all ,unes be Kept clean, aud
l the beds changed rNr,y morning From tins
house Stages leave tot the north aud ~esieVefy
day, running IA connection with the lineage ana
Rock island Railroad at thus place, as follows:
Cars urrive from { hcago al oclockF ~ stages
viii Toe m readiness 10 cary passengers south
without any delay.
From the south stages arrive at ii o'clock A NJ
giving passengers ample time to get dlnntr. and
To get ready 10 take the cars iui Chicago, which
leave at2 o'clock NJ.
torthr north stages leave the Manson hra-e a
IL. u'c.ocAFM True tine Al The Manson House
Omnhusrs and stages vii be m Attendance a.
~ ears to convey MI passengers 10 'heIr drslina
tlun. There viii he no llck ~ c"uvcynncts
Going south stages leave the Mansion House Mt
"a ? n Ton and reach Lasalt aud Peru same even.
my. Peoria neNtevenng aud Sprlngtt next we.
nlag, IN time 10 take the cars tor Alton aud NJ.
Lou the next morning making The time irom OF
lava to 81 Loan, ;! days
The Landlord promises ihe travelling commune
". that he viii keep a clean ana comfortable
house 81, good table, aud, IN his charges to be
uurNcrpuuuHh.r.
Good >lihuug connect, q wlthihr housr and car
rlrsrs aud htIses shl., Tcccge the best care.
H. lNNtN
WAIVED !--- The htcArs, price always paid
tor tulkcys, oh.rkru-, qual.s butter ,ggs, Nc,
A.. heb 81
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iforscs..Morgan Breed.

Thsrei' an increasing disposition on the part Of
oar people To improve their breed OF horses, Sew.
eral importations of stations have been made re.
Gently and more are daily expected Among Others
a fIll bred Moigsn has lately been brought to
this place. There is very prevalent error IN re
gasd 10 The pedigree Of this celebrated beed, We
have heard It said and at ono time BELT we'd that
the Morgans were a cross between an imported
horse and Canadian mares. This ia mis,eke
The father Of the Morgans was the Justin Nor.
gan, owned BY man Of that name aud was foaled
N 1893, in East Hartford, Conn. The sire was
Tu Briitoa and he was sired by he imported
horso Ifapciler The dam OF the Juytin Vorgia
horse was q Wild Air from the imported Wa.
Air owned by Capt, Samuel Burt, OF Springfield
Mass. There were bu, four OF the Justin Nor.
ean's colts kept Us stations The Rrr,ngc who
died at 81 years Of age; the Sherman horse, who
died at ?5 the Woodbury. horse, who died at 2?
and the Chsisou horss. who died at "a. from
these Morgan colts have descended all the Nor.
gsn stock Of New England The Morgans furnis,
the beat and most celebrated road.iers known
They are neduR in siac, compact, muscular
hardy. universally ,rac,able and kind, though high
spirited, and We think may DO regard as the best
sype OF horses.-Iora Farmer.
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Tic EarmerS---PlGWs!

We have Ilrle N9.UIlWtUI n
Hreltiag, Subtle, Cora & Sioga Plol',
which We should like to show yon, whether YOU
want to buy or not, as We Halter ourselves, nilrr
the experience We have had, We can show you
Plofs hpi cant be Beat
We have taken extra pains IN srlrcing our
steel and timber, 20 We warrant all Of our Flows m
every respect equal, II not better thaH can be found
any where else.
We have also a large assortment Of Rolling
Cutters ready 10 attach to the | lows, # wanted
they being approved OF by nlcst OF those that Ii,
them. All those that want Flows. please call At
the Steam Plow Shop, AID examine, before you
buy Flows Tint are made hundred miles of and
sent TO the stores here, to De prdlled out
March l3-lt pNBEdKE & Drew
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Reedstown Springs.
500 lot, Cnga0ie,

TUE subscriber cirIs lof sale, at moderate rates
500 Town Lots.
Tn, above l own j. aid out half way hetwcer
Ouawa and la Sail, NJ the White Su'phu.
~yapE-, 10 the township ct l'r,a, In Sale coun
". ON uno,s River. H., location 3. highly iaso
fable. having rh- Illinois aud Nich gan Canainnc
the Gocs lsiand and Chicago nlirrad running u
long on side and The Illinois rvrron The other
The nyrri,u1yt-Ihle 10 TIA large puEtlUu OF the
year for bOlt- at the largest class
Upon the site orr Wimb-r o'vr5y large Su phu'
Sp-mg- known throughout th- state, and
~ may say with truth, the whole west. a. Nh,
,,rr &C " hiir Sl' phIr Springs" These Springs
though ui recently discovered are rapidly gaining
tame lo-lhcr inrd.riua properties, un,urpassrc
10y any nurrfl rrIng- m tn count ~. ard aifrad,
thy N IN- IN" place OF resOrtoi Eautrrd, " h.
s-r., the w--i tnr their health. and 10 pass the plea
saut seasons ~ oar Prarlr Land.
Th- subscriber invites all who wish To purchn :.
lols, 10 cal and see the ground a. hr believe. tina
the best recommendation he can give IT,
Jan A r Rem
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Es.ais Of RIgrrg q lrrray decd.

n Office : hereby given. hat We VIII make
y application to the coun.y court Of la sale
yOynly, On he irsl Monday SO August rcNf. turUu
order to seiIthe lands aud lrucmrut> belonging to
tAc estate Of Harvey e Murray, deceased, OF so
mueH ~ my be- urcr-snry 10 psl The q, Its 81 sand
estate. al which uuc aud p.acraI persons inter
esIrt aTrT,qucsJcd 20 upPrpr ami show c..J>r wi,
>ald r"JI estate should -,|,i,, ne purpose
aiurrsa.d tlay2~t lIN " E.GT. .las.y
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Notice

To those ,clo ic9aH supply tl-m5sires Min
t0p ir,rt fei cisicra lsIter h.ieriag GPpdra.
tHs. or miib0ut
n! PHELPS respectfully informs the citizens
vi. OF Ottawa aud adjoining towns, that h.
willie an hand the coming -eason Tor any work IN
the cement line, masonry or whilewashing. BY
many yenrs experience m thr eastern states, he
tlr,rr, himself that h- can give satisfaction % all
who may favor hlm with work, Resdencel in OF.
tawR
References p Gidley, VIM II W Cu.h.
man r. Thorne, Mos Oman Feb ~
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administrator Notifies


Estate Of J9ht o Do,Hel da,i
NOTICE Is hereby given. that We wi.l make
~ nppl alton to the county ,,urt a. Ia sale
county, ON Monday the 9Th dav oJ June next, Tor
an ORDER lu sell the lands auI truymruts ac.olLins
lo me estate ct John ODuuurl., deceased, or "a
much u may ocuecr>>lry To- pay tine deI.s ui ,Iid
estate, at inch time and place all person, mtag-
rNlrt are requested To appraJayd show rJu>r why
sld real estate should utbe sold tor the purpgsr
aforesaid NlcHAgg ,i'u,NNll Erf-u.
.idy IL JuuN Et.try , flTy
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Mistellaneous.
From tbs Prairie Farmer.
VIII the Usage Orange dot

Ma. EpIroR: There is quite an interest felt in
this section Of the State in regard to setting O'Sge
Orange for fence the present season. ana Ne
need, apd ask Indulgence Of you, or yoF c~Frs
dents, or both, upon the subject. One thing up
pears certain. That il the thorn Is Whist 1t IS
represented 10 be- it /. greatly for our ntere' to
cultivate it. A tr6ng expense, with our labor
vii. soon give US good fence, durable and ehraf
1wo things. however, necessary hrst before en-
iering largely into il, we waot TO be salts zrd
fem reliable source, that It viii endure the
iiyov 81 our cliAste, and second, We want to know
how, and the expense of eultyl,ins it into issce
Those who have the plants, tell US we sust cat
aud keep cutting and trimming. 50 was told IL
10 by my orchard, and nearly sp'a!ea II by me
operation. Elk.
SMeranso, MeHenry Co. III.
Our March number contained an article from
our assistant, DR.. Kennicott. on the sullsc which
probably goes as far any body can 90 at present
in commencing the Maslura for hedges in THU
latitude. To that article we commend cur cor
respondent Nobody will enter into bonds ts 60
cure another against losses by s,imats IN hejsc
culture. Nor can any body tell any more than
Is known. Ali that ON he done 10 to give 81
opinion, and that opinion must be for the present
based on insufficient date We have rot yet oal
trated the Maclurs long enough in this latitude
to ascertain precisely what its liabilities are. l.
is tue that for ourselves, we have had the plants
In our own garden for some i've or SIX Years and
that they still live but their location i, "A ,ncg
ecsed corner, and we are no, thereby qualified Go
say how likely tie plants will be TO suffer when
grown on richly cultivated snils. But this We can
say. that frequent shortening in, by which thr
shrub shall be induced TO thick h4bi Of growth
and more perfect ripening of T'e wood, are the
best directions possible for securing su:h ient
hardlhood in our climate. Others have grown
them on upland prsires with fair success, at
considerable distance moth Of this.
AZ to cutting the plants, there is no dodgn g
that ifa hedge iS to be had, The plants m"s! tr
.W Cutting chickens i, up, as is essential 10 be
done to sscurea hedge al nothing else will do
IT, II is nothing to The case that our eorre-pon
dent has spoiled his orchard by eating since the
cnsss are in noway alike. We should never have
given any such advice regardiog 40 orehrj the
pruning knife ought TO be spsringly aud 'ki!lfl-
" used among apple trees but ia Hae!ara
Hedge the case is Otherwise; REd il would be as
rational to reason that because a Peleg White
plaster had been found iIcunyenient on ones
mouth j, was therefore useless on a boil. Dter
snt cases require different treatment.
The expense Of cpring a, Miclura hedge need
not Tighten any boiy. With "slasher, a sort
Of sythe made for the purpose van wi! trim u
mile Of i 10 a very short order.
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IA !tEllow was lately overtskcn by train
ofthought.' The ooneusson wasso severe a. 10
knock him into tho middle cfncst year. Similar
WldsntJ hYys been known to throw cne the mid.
tn a. the ns1s gutter.
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For sale.

A lOUSEanl tour aud half acre. Of land in
"A OTTAWA, Opposite the Trying ground. The
house is new, - feet square, with good well of
soft water small stable 100 bv 200 feet. fenced IN
The above wll br soil nrc iph, or exchanged Tor
land, improved or unimproyed
or parlirn'arsapply to WARD, LOCKWOOD
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MOI ICE Isherrby gwen, that JAr undersigned
" administrators oisEv estate OF Z. J. Wagner,
q. ne county court Of sand county, val offer i,r
-ll~, at the toor otthr court house ~ Ottawa, ON
>I'nIaay The li,h 3ay Of Nag asri. ,hr uh urg 81
It, 70, the avg uwq at SIC - aud Inr ucQ uwg oi
sec =, all in township IS norb. ct range ! EAST.
Also. % acres NV uwg SEC 81 loan - K 2r.
ap26 JUsETu II NAGNLR, Idm'r
The above sale has been pos ,pousi 70 Saturday
the lSlA day OF June next Nlay2i