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furnifure. ST.

CHEAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS, BEDS,
~ MATTRESSES, &c ct CRAWBUCksN No 80 G.nds second
door Of tsserst, New-fOk CHEAP UPhOlofhsf ana
FEATHyk STORE The attention Of families about
respectfully invited beautiful asoneut OF Beds
Mattresses Rsisses Beds Cots al OF which nave been pu
win Be sold at suh prices 70 mare 40 10
ucsent for az call sno the above sock previous 70 max
their purchases Goods sent part Of the city Brooklyn sd
and MATTRESSES raovAsA
ma made over w. CRAWBUCK,
No. $50 Gsnd+t. ID door East Of EsseIs-
IRON BEDS1EAU and CHEAP SPRING MAT
TRESs and BEDDING DEPOT best place TO get the
healthy complete Spring Mattresses and Elastic Psien made IN
the best half the usual cost.
Old Mattresses comfortable Spring Beds 20 III
Iron Bedsesd all sizes ~ 10 ESQ 20 the Patent kaste Felt Bed
Pows &c Prv1e dwellings hotels &C. furnished promptly al
"sr Soous No rs Broadway below Prnee-t CAL d examine
SCHOOL FURNITURE.-T The subscriber invites the
- Of Teachers aud 10 his improved
Chairs also Teachers Desks and Chairs Tables bas
attached for infant scholars Bookcs- Draft
board, &C. Al his Factory No Grovest- where ne eoont5
ooanUfacBriDg the above articles PAION.
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A. d. MERwTs, ABetioneer.
QY BANGS, BROTHER d Co.-Trade Sales Rooms
~ No Is Psrk-rov.
NEwYoRE FALL TRADE slLE-(Book and Stationery
snus1eousyl Con meucing MONDAY MORNING, Sept
O'clock. Tie Catalogue ready for dstr b, on the trade
CROCKERY, CHINA and GLASS WARE. NEW
~ GOODs.-JOHN EVAN ANTWERP SON Will sell on
THURSDAY. 18Th Aug. the Auction Room Ne la Pesr BY
psctage s TO suit puchse % gl
LRh Blue Printed Mulberry Fos
Fhenwsre ls cssss raised
in sets; pLgs English China Toy. assorted
covered French Chs Gilt Vsse. packages
lvorv Handle
logues the day previous. Terms At sale
HAkDWARE AUCTION notice.. f. VAN
i lNTNERP son will sell THIS DAY. a. o'clock so
40 packages and oo well assd Hardware Cater.
Shelf Goods particulars
orir.r SCsfaio eues sh'ch "
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Gnpartnersbip.

DIsSOLUTI0N.-1he undersigned, copartner, hero
~ tofors doing under and ADAMS
sTURGEs, New-Yosk w sTuRGEs Co. Newark Ohio. sal
WILLIAM sTURGSS, Z1nesve. Ohio tins day dved m
us -ins fully Of arms
IN Decentralization July I, lsS J. ADANs
WA sTURGEa
A W. GRAHAM
NOrIcE-Ths heretofore aooe NevYork BY ADANs
4 sTyKGES I'd NASHVILLE Okio, By WILLIAM SIURGES
vii BY the uner med vhc have thus
cousrfperhip puTpo<e
ara Bsnkinf Business undr the snd srns ADAMS
BuckINGlAhs No Is soathst- New forki L. BuCklN0HAN
/ Co. ZznssxiSs. Ot;o-Hsv- York Jsiy i, issS
J. L. ADAMs
JOHN BUCKINGHAM.
L. BUCKIN0HAl.
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c. W HOLMES. Auetianeer

c. W HOLMES Auctioneer.
GALE Of GENTEFL HOUSE FURNITURE at
- AUCTION.-C. " HOLMES Will eel THIS DAY, Tues
DIV Aug To- o'ciocs al
house No o ;5ht doors 6thsy consisting Of Tapes
three and Carpe elegant carved Rose
Satin Broe'te r. aThetop Tsb Sfs sprns
C AID Rccksr and French Bedsfeads Mseses ch
China China Tea Set slverp.st-d Ware Ivory Gallery
Crocksry ard Glassware and Furniture
positive, a. the family TO leave Immediately.
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Watfbes, Jewelrp, Gr.

I ONDON WATCHES in the GREAT EXHIBIT.
IL TON, EewYork-R ?. CoWDEROY No 2 char.nEon-st-
New Rosd Psners& London 90 with T o. CooPs es
the sttsnon Of the public generally 70 his 49, Of Watca and
Movements showing workmanship
IN the Great Inhibition Which not 20 be surpassed By other
trade r { begs caution limitations his " s-s
written certificate With each watch
the eerfcats the r. y G cal the
Merchants Dese 4e 10 nssaPenor WsSh h0yeents bs
with pniors OF and TO-
n SJENNING WATCH and JEWELRY
", STORE No. 81 FulfonsI selling al der pton, II Cola
And Silver Wsiehs Jswshy and Silver Ware retail es
shsn the usul prees
RoSrIT RokELI wlrcsrs-Re. Robert Ro.ks wshes each
~arrsuted perfect talekeepers
NsTcBESDupsx and Leves IN hunting p.-fct
Independent
sold hu1unE for rmins bo1ses
LAprs ENAMEL WATcHEs-so1ns N hu-tng
Fine Cold Lepins zches, full eve ed
Fine Gold Detsche5 Levers full je~eled n
Gold knglsh Patent Levex onn . Is
God English Pstent Levers hunting eases IS
Silver Pstent Levers low
Silver Detached
And al other sly &c Of Watches AZ equally 0w pnees
DiANoSDsnanond Crse bfe.ss Pna Finger RnxA Esz Ru1
81 TIE riches. sfys for sale much @ the aaA prices
SILVIA NAkk.-Al kinds d Je~ery aid S1se
Ware Of the latest pattern n eA; variety sAd vsaassd 70 10
w.tch.. ad cocs. repaired 10
the bestu O.S. JENNINGS No. ~ Falton-St-
WihAu1-st- " Y.
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Jn6ia Rubbrr Goods.

VULCANIZED RUBBER GOODS-THR UNION
INDIA RUBBER COMPANY, WEesoase Nc. u Ssas-a-st-
Nev-Yut.
sa1sf.cturer, sHoer eoodv-sr', latent,
~
CLOTHING OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
Eshf md Heavy White Dsb snd Black Coa Co4 knd Cspes
kesaus 40 e J.cset- fr.u<p's Coats ard CApo<
Ponch0s. OyerlLA Wslsfns ~ EiasnE LesEins
CLOTHS, ke-
L1srtd. Pam e. a otna Nel9deou Ootns
T.rrrrr. ca p pru-@s and Al Table Stlaa and
R.Do- Forte Cover. Horse Govern
AIR WORK.
esndD Double Air BeSs Pi0Es Cushions.
Lfe-Peservers BDoya Boat and WAGON FLOATS Life Bcsta
SURGICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTICLES
Pun Sot-.ds.
syrrss Sheet R1ser BsndAxo. Hospital ShHssA Dsnf
AproLs. Bars OssreeTs Go TuhirE Sc - = - $50
D. N. WILSON, President
Y. H. sHE,AkD, Treas and See'y.
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Uuilerp an6 6arowars.

DOONTON CUT NAILS-Msnufactured and con.
ID s,snuy hand and for sale BY ,r,,s..,og,
Nc. lSs Greenwich. CedArs.
DOILTR FLUES and GAS TUBES i 900 EOglish
Lar Welded Boiler fu,s ia diame 900 feet Epsbsh
Gas lubng For Ae BY EDWARD JACOB - Gold st.
(vALn OkNlA and AUSTRALIA GOODS.-Mer-
chant. CompAoie. and indnas ftug for
san ind full and comp Of Mucrs Tools Pcs
Edge Tools Firearms &C Nc at the
"a stand OF CHARLES LITTLE, Nos - ano - Fulton =
Fnt Premium Ranges
1OHN 4 BCDD Manufacturer anu Proprietor OF
al Cookins and subcr Rsngea Also j. T.
Boad Ranges which for banIy durability and
he All Ranges warranted ~ B-Puces from
eMupwnrd No SIC broadway opposite St Thomas Church
nID COLONY IRON COMPANYs CASr-SrEEL
" sHOyELsThe senticn Of dealers IN want OF really prime
sle ShoVes invited those Manufactured by
The Od Colony Company which OF the finest qg and
6r( a, canal Others made JOHN >.
BIsSING Co. Agents Old Colony Iron Co No s. Cfst- N y
Manufacturer Esee Cast Nails
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ALBERT Il. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer.
DEREMPTORl SALE of 100 SPLENDID LOTS
the beautiful Village OF WHITE PLAINS. W.shestef Co.
Auction ALBERT II NICOLAY viii sell TUESDAY, Aus
ocook 81 the Erlund 100 be nfu Lots aud VI Sites
healthy White Pirs b.
TO ard located th around. directly line with the
HElem ROsd ad within " uuufes u the depot The coil
ard unsurpassed Thsre swPs al up, css
a. dg out nn6 10 assessments 70 a. the street. al 20 BE- orened
free II There u daily that stop White
pDs; the uisiion only IS per d and tie Harlem Raj
Go. will build depot iulued ately On tbs properly
qured T village il well cuiaisd or private resi- is>sss aid
eldy celebrated for il lo.s residences churches and
bids become fashionable
Nesfrhesier G
Terms and te perfect
Should Tuesdsy Aug TO- the sale viii ct take pc8
Ill the first fair day, he same hour ard place.
70 maps ard Jul pscuss apply 70 the Auetoleer No ~ Wa
street. an
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Glotbina.

CHIRT and COLLAR WAREHOUSE. JOHN
- SION CROOKEs Co. No % Johns eorDero Of Duteh (up
stsrs) Importers snd Manufacturer Of shrtA Ihreep Collars
uckorieS Over ShtA Oyersl Unaessrmens kc have
srse choice stock Of Goods got ee the most
proved tive 70 they the attention OF Merchant TAcrS
cothers Dealers Genenens furnhns Good> and the Trade
generally.
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county elias Hashts sguan Line with
AL are forbid trusting this boat on aecount Of the
A UGUST, lS53.-For Shrewsbury, Long Brs1eS,
~ House Highland Docs Port Washington Mounts sud
Oots Mddlefown and Red Bans The
GOLDEN GATE, Cspt A. Little vii leays Pier loot
Robnsonst, n. R. a. follows Fare Is cents
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FOR BERMUDA ard ST THOMAs-The .,s.,,..
Httntsiry. sept Nv ''a'as %
NHtehoref % brfu n
Pcs a. Eorsy 70 - Thon ..............
For pssssss srpls 10 y CUSARn Ec 4 B,.i.,' ~
WE NhN,fOkk snd LIVERPOOL UNITEn
STATES MAIL srEAiERs-Thss bip. 40
folUvfng aesa
ATLANTIC. Cars. Nes. PACIFIC c.. A.
ARCTIC. Capt Lace BALTIC C.rf &c..
ADRlArlC, Cap- Oraaon
rhese sntps hsit By oorracs e1yr--tv o. O.
Every has teen tsken " they soass-, -
their Ergnss insure senEh and spess tAsr -.
er uneSaAed Tor eessses and eonk p. ~
rem Ssv.yors % Liverpool irStclEs cabin a., -.
20 s7c excessive Of exsrsse ss e. oal
% Newf York sSe and ar Ac experienced sus.1
Shas No hertz secured uu-i pad for. ~te -
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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WV. W SHELLEY. ABctioneer.
ICE STOCK of CROCkEkY G
AirFgf II. NIcoLW Aucuoneor
DEREMPTORY SALE of ABOUT
Il 1880 al
BEAUTIFUL AND CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
FORT HAMILTON

RT II Nl(OIAl WEDNESDAY, August II,
1853 ocock + NJ the ground about 90 beautiful and
villa Sizes situated al The romantic village OF Fors
Hamilton.
These Wills ies ard hsh ground
and Of the Atlantic
YorE Bsy Island SC which
refsed within - % tue tify O. Sew YORK
and al opened and pcf grdd aud
be and beagif the
efahlshed winch
and the fsoid o B0okya viii Ia nil
ton - easily accessible . cOud he desired
The Tbd-sv Cm Brooklyn opened AMI beinuy graded 10
a.. mon Hone this proper which Aforos de-
hth csnage .Ieto in The Of about 50 ssan-
hsis aud Bals1 leave PT North River At 10 and II
ard l. "A tnd C oeock NJ, daily a0 the KeypOr bostS
from the Chambers at "a ~ and O'Clock p 81
from South Brooklyn.
portion Il the purchase Onef fea on bond and mart
toe title ionhle Of which
be furnished gT,is hAssr.
should II "a Wcdneday August H. viii
rsce until sr the hour aud All persons
Sesiros OF ate g Will b. furnished
tree Of charge.
For d sIs and fun particulars, sppy 70
! q sARSfR }So v...u.t
J. c SANDERS
n. McGRAW, No 455 Broadway.
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Drp GOODS.

NLOTH WAREHOUSE
~ WILSON O. HUNT Co,
% Wsms Madcnane, Importers and Jooocr
OF only, prepared with and com
Innings rins which they invite the attention Of
chant talors and manufacturers of clothing
CAMERON x BUTT, No. 10 Broad-st, importers
Dundee Goods have constantly hand m suments Of Bur
sps OIL Cloth n2nuiacuIng Buraps ~ inches
f heug and bssens hue and heavy Canvas
clothing tfsde Sail Canvas OF superior make Par
ceilings Sail Twnes Se &c 70 which attention OF buyers
IA invited
COTTON DIAPERS and TOWELlNGS.-50 cases,
~ pu; % in pieees and Huekaback for sale
By NESMiIH a CO. Nos % and n Brosawsy
MEDAL TICKINGS-D. Lammot 4 Sons une-
wi quaed IS and s. inch fancy stripe ard herring boue reking
for sale NEsalTH Co, Nos 50 and II broadway
ORINTS-Steams and Madders new styles, received
- ''- NV NESMITH Co. Mes 50 and n Broadway.
DRINTS-Iight and dark styles Steams and Mad
including Shrns Prints and - treleh fof
sale BY kESMiIh Co, Nos - snd II prosaNsy.
VVALTHAM JEANS-l00 cases bleached WAlthan
w Jeaas singls aud Double tviled. for sale BY
EEsMlTH Co. Nos % and n Broadway.
WHTTEROCK SHIRTINGS.-TheW hiterock Mills
inch besehed Cortons also
otons and durability For sy
EEsMITH Co. Nos - and II Broadway.
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"
VIII be In readiness 20 passengers al OF the
al persons forbid usns this Boat the Omen
G1ATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot of Wbitehalst-
~ sUMnEB ARRANGEMENTS. Fare 81 cents. To QtIARAA
fiNk sTAPLETON NANDERBILT LANDING On and shsr jag
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nIINO FORREST II. CHAMBERS, No. $50
es.v bss ronsfastly on assortment Of Pianos
IL Ss ss an ss Also sseossA Planes for sale OF to hire
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Re-DlaIlna.

old WARE REPEATED, equal to new, at the
lowest pt prices warranted well done Goods sent 70
ts prr Festnry No Grand 10 Office No.
q al No l5 Jobn st- VIII be stierded to-
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pinho-{ortes.

NYOIIAN AN0FORTES, at No. 4il Broadway
III Sse OF Pianos from the celebrated house
.Ie, Davis Co. Boston as the wek Instruments OF
W IsSd Co. with full supply Of snd seoondh.od Pianos
v.r,o. ,os k.is for puces Pianos % let
LINCOLN 4 THOMPSON, No. tu Brosdway.
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5tationerp. Sc.
WIN A. WHEELER s. Co.
w WHOLESALE -TAIiONERs wARERoONs.
rsTtoss-ie5d
FREsH GOODS
The Sufecrit~ EUROPE the
soc nq-efsNr -iscr~r soc. Of
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY
ported into the CRY Of Sevfork
ey q also D. ri -
AMERICAN CAP.
LETTER
LEGAL CAP.
BATH POST kcd
FLAT PAPERS.
All Of which VI sod q me lov-r MILL PRfctS
BUYERS FROM THE INTERIOR vii ind ntersx
examine III sse goods before psrrhsr e.ewher.
WIN A WHEELER Co,
Noz IS and IS Psrk-rov.
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DLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY and PRINTING
- GEORGE r. BELL hIs constantly hand vsllseeetsd
OF Blank BOOk from medium made Of s1pehne
u bound with without Rua andaO half bouD rd AN Pared
OR Ledsers DsyBOokA J0uTnA Casa BOoss ke lawyer ReS
and letter full snd hsf bound made expressly for ts
Of the profession alec Blank Books ruled printed add bound
order from the dscut His assortment Of Stationery
sees with which tie Of merchants md Others
invited Consisting Of Ink Stands aud h0der the
Inks from the different factories Cap Letter .sd Com
merci Note ruled and pn the various qualities Particular sen-
paid printing Bill Heads Cards Circulars Ccs he Checl
hosphed from pattern and printed e0oTs GEORGE H.
BFLL ssoBex Primer and Bns BOOK Manufactures No ls Nee
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AZ tons At HALLET DAVIS Co.'S Wsrerocss see', new
Improved PisBofortes with the Patent suYsSn MA
pe., offered which &C
sompafton Ouch ard small profits Great bargains IN Ne
w. BERRY, No. VI Broadway
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MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER

w seventh daughter and descendant Of Le Of Asfoogers
back centuries Will ladies private Lectures al tie
events II life health wealth love c0Ursp and marriage
She Without exception wonderful astroogst the world
or that las tell their hough
them the kensss Of their Intended husbands and
fends Lch hos aonshed thousands during her travels
Frrope She vii leave very short No 70 Broome
a, h. xeen hnnon Coluas. Gentlemen admitted
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PsTER SWEENEY - ,.,-.s.., ~,
Dear s ia Of Furnace and find that acts well
hni (which know ase) throughout IN
the coolest weather -- .
hsv, had tire, furnaces Of others make before aud Of
fe purpose Some would not boat and othes hed
lie horse with gas Yours certainly free from and there
plenty Of heat Yours Iespec'uppy ~u mn Fp.uc
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NEW-YORK FURNCK Co.,
CLWIMi MACHINEs.-Ihe Avery Sewing Ma

NOS Tryol-rOw, opposite the City uzll New York
NRTle Furnaces Messs. Shannon kimbaPs
No 25S Water4t att d. TucseTs No IL South 7thst VIII
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Professor AlexanderC. Barry's
STRECOPHEROUs,-

ORMedicated Compound, forpreserving, fastening,
" softening and promoting the growth Of the hair,
cleansing the head and curing diseases of the skin
and external CUTS bruises, &c. The common consent
of all who have used Barrys Tricopherous whether
for the improvement and inauguration of the hair, or
for eruptons cuts bruises, De- places it at the head
Of all preparations intended for like purposes This
is no i'll considered assertion. Figures and facts bear
it out The sales average millions of bottles year.:
the receipts, in cash. 100000 This year the bust
ness will exceed that amount The number oforders
which daily arrive at the depot and manufaetory 1877
Broadway, New York, addressed to Professor Barry,
enclosing cash. and requiring immediate attention,
would scarcely be b,lieved. The wholesale demand
is from 1000 to 5000 bottles day, probably exceed
ing that of all the other hair preparations eonoined
The popularity Of the article everywhere, and the
liberal terms to dealers combine to increase its sales
with great rapidty; and Improvements ir its compo-
ston made at considerable expense, adds to its rePu
taton as well as its intrinsic value. For sale whole
sale and RETAIL by the principal merchants and drug
gsts throughout the United States and Canada, Mexl-
co, West Indies, Great Britain and France, and by
Dortch, Jones & Co.. Camden. Sold in large bottles.
Price 25 cts. May 24-6m"
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Cane Grass.

) NessrS Edtors-If there is a single planter
among your readers, who has wageda successful
warfare against Cane Grass, and has fairly driven
the enemy from any field, Of which it had once
taken possession, to such an one, allow me to ap-
ply, through the columns of your paper, for in
formation, to enable me to exterminate the maay
headed monster who has intruded himself into
one of my fields, and has baf1ed my most per-
severing efforts to dslodge him. 1 have never
met with any kind ofvcgetation which possessed
such tenacious vitality as Cane Grass. Flowing
and howing, SO far from destroying it, seems to
inn part to itnew vigor and strength and to fix it
more firmly in the earth.
It is said of the fabled Hydra which infested
the lake of Lerna, that whenever one head was
cut off or crushed, two sprang up in its place
This bears no comparison to the reproductive
powers of the Cane Grass, every limb of which
has many joints, and every joint, though separa-
ted from the parent stem, seems endowed with
sufficient vitality to maintain an independent cx-
istence, wherever there is the least moisture.
Hercules is said. to have exterminated the Hy--
dra, and to have cleansed the Augcan stables,
and to have performed many other proligous
feats of labor, but I never heard Of the old gen.
tleman undertaking to clear a field of Cane
Grass. Is there any modern Hercules among
our planters who has accomplished such feat
If SO, he will confer very special favor on one,
at least, if not many of your readers, by commu-
nicating through your Columns the modus oper-
andi.-DarHngton Flag.
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Gor The farulers.
Management of Soil.

:. 5 s so;f wouli never get exhausted, if man.
-.saaoa with skill but wanld continue TO improve
s;;s,dsn,h a,5d fertlty in proportiop to ;be in
dostrys bestowed upou it, Tie food Of plants,
it's true, NAV be exhausted from the soil by a
reIp,etition Of grooming with ary one family Of
pIants If we. NEGLECT the application of such
far,;l;.orss &c nav have benn taken from the
so;I hn az, far,l;; hut no mart of tbe GROW.
80 ssssnn;s i raonrsds for tba soil to rsst or
s f'lfa. + f;nd;a;onsIy | nn.n,asd l,v sncces.
81 n.n,,;ng of ~, orons 0r snnnfv;ng to
I. ,ban, s,ob foo3 &c NAV hc q comnensation for
what has becn taken off by the previous crop.
Tba 6rst object TO be attained for securing a
certain and profitable return of produce from
stbe.soil nust he horouah d,c;naoe the next
Sh;aet ,;s 5,SSsk;;uo INN The subsoI to the dc.
SEE aa,,bESot, W;tbo,,t fiyst cons;der;no o
.ssbstbor + ss nronpr and nroetable to shift nr
turn nm the spbsoil at once to the influence Of
stbs afmosnbe-e. or whether il IS hest to break
s;nto r. waII 6rst bv sbiftino the 'snrfce soil
and allowing the subsol to remain to receive
s--frst the beneficial influence of the atmos.
phere; and then, al. the next trenching, por-
tion. Of the s,ibsoil may be safely stirred up
and mixed with the surface soil This practice
continued Tor every succeeding crop, will es-
tablsh a healthy ifertlzing surface soil to any
desired depth. If repeated successional sur
face strings are adopted, according to the
nature of the soil and weather, every growing
scropwill continue in healthy luxuriance, with.
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one which runs with his nose down to his
knees; or the reverse, with his head in rivalry
with tnat of bis rider; aud such defects are, in
most cases capable of correction if properly
treated in Juvenile days; but too much con.
straint is adverse to pace both for racing and
hunting. When horse carries his head too
high, it may, in many instances, be remedied
| BY using curb bit without any port, but with
rather long cheeks, and the curb chain hung
quite loose. accompanied with good hands,
this often produces an excellent effect, cspc-
eialIy with young horses, which are disposed
to contend against the control of martingale.
1t may appear as a contradiction, but when q
horse carries his head too low, curb bride
will often be found the best remedy; and the
contradiction is cleared up by The remark, that
it is the way of adjusting and using the curb,
! that the difference of effect is produced. For
| the latter purpose, a short checked bit, when
udicuusly used, will with many subjects be
found efectual; and, in order TO- render it so,
the hands must be raised higher than usual at
the precise instant when the animal endeavors
to drop his head by this means the curb is
brought into action, but should be again re-
leased when proper position of the head is
| obtained. This Should particularly attended
TO, for such horses are very subject to hang on
the bit an imperfection likely to increase with
age if not counteracted. Although | so far
advocate the use of double rein or curb bri-
dies for certain purposes, let me not be misun.
derstood as recommending them for general
use; quite the reverse. A horse with good
mouth, carrying his head in the true position,
never goes so freely and pleasantly to himself,
as with suaffle bride but it is to teach the
horse how to carry himself, that the curb is in
many cases of great utility.
A really good hack is a difficult creature to
procure Not that there is a great scarcity of
the raw MATERIAL but, unfortunately, it only
the raw material that can, in many instances,
be obtained !; this arises principally from want
of care in breaking. 1t is presu'npthous in pco-
pile to suppose, and subjects them to ridcule
when they assert, that they can complete the
educationzof colt as well in three weeks as
in three years; but there may be some few
whodo not appreciate a.niccly-traned hack,
and it is great pity when such an animal
happens to get into their possession. Those
who have the means, only purchase such horses
as are thoroughly educated, or they employ
men of experience to break, and cultivate the
accomplishments OF the horse which they either
breed or buy. OF course they only select
those of goodly appearance, with superior ac-
ton ) and no one need despair Of making them
agreeable to ride, if they will unite patience
with discretion. Such animals will always re-
alze good price; but it requires time to rem
der them perfect. 'ro suppose that horse
can he educated, so rs to carry his rider with
comfort and pleasure, in three weeks, or even
three months, is ridiculous.-London Veterina-
rian. -