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NGW-YosK CFSrEAL RAILROAD CoHPAsY }
TKEAs,RfRs OFFiCE. Albany, Aua ., lsst
lgTFR ROCKS of tins COMPANY sill

TRANSFER BOOKS OF ths Company stll b
al Office Ia Newly Il aud Boston the On
81 ST. ckhodes wishing 10 exchange DE soh
he OLD pass Certificates ~ -)ck 10 tbs Com
tn usaIt they now bod sher
of the office Ne fufk Bosoni AID new
Cert hcot,s vii h. surd this Office their place.
lie The teriincas bOodal Tor dnofsnc
shed the BY he 1t september askt bsf
the ~hch they would complete thn fJ
numbered signed esinsted sooss
gc will necessarily lsIss o'cs Of CLERKS AID rs"
mouths To Obyitte %
oci hodefs vho wash % aucp s isas
tL Ce Ceh ssrabe ~ ndofseaaenr
b. those who Nhole 10 snff
Certificates wi be wished 10 suTs
Than thai aud tOr fractional exces 1 toa
Ctittcss viii b. the Trustees OF mo ~
NonTaf have FveI the nuy the debts and asuss
Of those omp required by the es nth article Of h- Con-S
% CD expected By them ~
f. he lin opening the books On such n The
temp Cer'fcass outstanding the 0f Soyss
Ter The Tor months ren due, will BE- paid IN Neg
IOk
Tie be soed beng
VIII e desifsbe deliver them in'hlneb and . Ntops
he delivery They wI Therefore b. hrst AZ
grd 'hos thoce who have CURED Csrh
eLd bose 70 whom poray &c uhcaes bage eo
Ly will b. delivered N the OTdr u such ssue stot
bcdr. wis goct dvsed 70 retain theI
present hs esf
tho Noc' will be the earliest Day possible dm
when he oeiyefJ the Ceicstes fereoCes viii
In the heh fh the Cerhcas f hfs
% b PAD AhJd In cah SO
sueb ckbo VIII be permitted 10 sssa Cerhais Tor ta
The dreeLce With cent interest from the d Of MAJ
lat ron bcb o1y he Cefhrae unul ~
whole received, shall equal the b BE- pad &c hp
tons JOHN V Il PhUYS TfczsusL
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Dome.tic Ports.


A!b4Ni- A1t n . K1 0 ns a IT, stanford
Kos ~ on .os Il ar 6sr,. Jap- Nm Ap,ehco
Ing' Ds.e ~ lsd ph5A. 80. an o. ~ ~ ~ No.
- Nsrss ,sertr d. kauen-i Rote'liai sh "nr-
a. e''e .,. Ina ~ r. Ps b ~ .
Bow, Bare nsse'; Csro.re h'le7 oc,d Pet9n =
oIrs Me. ssp,s jr 60; >oit P a sfl G"nt ard ,T,h
r. .e,'.e 80; s5 ve,,, c1.r. CO Ps..siei
et IN AZ 1h td0d,s A'Ha.tna MTy J,f f''l 1en -
sgsr- reo1 sL- ard Henry "a ,s' r. =.
bslfIMot p aut ar scsr..p ii.la, - fo'' y ~
whit Troy "a eal.r ", moor ~ ~. Sep
ssNy. "' laa-,i chs be 1 BeTnan " t-a
Y, ~ re- rIi. h.. S se p a. ~ Corn
CHAtrFsloy, Aas i5-Ar. sch' Na'yaad FeS~ei s.t-
W. ba Ts PiHatt rh. Hss'rdr, COD Ind'a reI sad -
Tlbt An. bur, port u. :, N Een.ss chaous
TDGiR16WN Avg SRI LsfAil, Ch4ftucs P.ideph,
oT0sGFTovN D C-Arr ass r. .ra. Le.i. Cr'v-.l B.'-
tn. Na,is Tterss' rfowe 10; Aou Mot N-FNorS MIA
Jre snail Ea.tpr. l5h. schf Marietta Burr Nchos'a,
sr N.wYoh David Bs-oo B,isrn 90 10Th. aabeoa j
o. 'oP NeT s sls ' 40 . Peter Henry P,d, As,nv
Etet ns,iea 20 IL - Pr s~31' I zen
P doe mi oh 4ia Msry ues.o1 Turner de- ,,., -,
NoBILE - aA .chr J. Ri = ,ye'' I'm; cd
YIN fie Ottoman. Roy Boston l4fh -ld 'eaf 'e'on Russell
$ SfrRYgoRT Aes le-sd trs,rl ,8' a,a,er, w dor
NtW-HayEN az Is i .ch'. M.-leoa. s,.e- rh.siel-
NJ B3~ o,,! , %cs 40 - do sf5a sba.a a
90 ,a,. Tomp'9g Nss Ye.s trs - ,i ps.a
- us Crhp Sew-lors
NtW.RfnFORb-Ar nh schr Niger Harding, Boston Sid
schr Ns-e. Norwo d \ YOU.
sOEFOLK I5-Au schr Marin MARLEY, Sparrow, Lya-
NFu ORLEANS, Ava TO- ca 'eam.h % Sh,rokse Baxter y
Y Ducev. hr-zs brig Ate, Thompson
Ha,.n Arr po,a Boghcn, PEI .'r' Nsths, We's-r
a. d. mo. Below. hip S-mini Davis In View York
NJ steamship IeNts ac N~rt ~ shlp
n r. M Pafse Pos0u. Nasnua hot PhlafPlla; bg r
u.,, -csr Midas Roach DO VA h dn R0bs''
Arsl-cffcrs
P.i.lro' ~ Geo Lud ves,i- NsvBeiod Ga ehrs Mar
fare Acid Bah. Boamso. Nevsrs Mount Feroo Mt
Id ~ coftsn Meagsr 81 ok.nf Lola Nri
ssrstogs Dodski B.v rlss Alysrsdo n'a-e Boston
Jc.frA Alsn res Chester Pn4fo Va .'n ~-~port
PORTSNOTTf-A Lover .rtor 18Th brig 1hsres Thomas,
Si.r. 2. ~ 'slssi .ca julie MAJ, p1g So-i'n ~ t.
70 O. Toes hx 10 for g., M, aces NJ 10 TT o.
lsrd Cuirr~e Ynrk 10 fr Psrd A-tnr pscs-t No -r j
20 Recsltd RIO G-snd~ Eu-Fy. go To Coz brui D. tr
POhTLAND suR l6-Ar schrs Jero -. Taylor Phi .Dhls
Buloct. Nrl ofk = g. -ou~ Pr'ce.
Css ST. bak-E Brds- Rlns.f; trg- Mu, tntcsf nzsn
$500 AnF PA schr Olive FL ahetn siFyer, Sesf1k'
lIl Jrdr Low Philadelphia
ssLtN A. 10 b. .hr. Nict1us Vasce. Phi lieirh 81
Nou OF Ri Gfsnde; t. Cor. Stewart from southern PorJ
touLd
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uEW.JERsEY ITTMs

srEaSeI.-Op the 4bi "s,, s~y' iH<
..c,s oh torn ~ inserts s's h..'vn rom
=" na,.xs,s ID the P.qu.t The storm continued too
". -e,e,,l,o drifting SOW .qgall The flies were
- vhi,.b color, and about of an loeb 10 length.
II coss,ov ~ N-wak says Tn D1iy Id
nv. - ,sn.;ved a upanimous call from the F. Con
.r.g,t nsI CbDrcb and socir'y IN Sex l., the
sisee Of bis former lsbos'l to oe'' .ne their p&stor
A Telegraph fbe from N.wYork through SeEJ@rseY %
Fss,or Pa il being erected The line extending non Del
vidsre n j., TO Esston is IN operation.
The Central Railroad Company oil "on renee s
,op TO lay double trscs from S"n@rviile 70
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Arran Sleamer..


LAST OF .rtA>hAs aVNrH ~ AUGUST
Prom Newly s..For Liverpool
(asEo fAl Ade aA II. .Fc pool
The West. Nesgl Tk .Au-ast For
kr. Me- NOrk AuSgS. .Fo sia~ al
kIuaa eew.lork Angus a.
Ch-osse VIa Newly August IFo dsvaaA
Hon hOaf New NoIk AuSasi y For HsT
ron Boston august 81 .lof I4y, rpoo
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UFFICE IoLtDO, NORWALK AND tLkyILAsD HAIItnAD,
NORvALK Ohio, jay %, laS )
NOTICE il HEREBY GIVEN, thar meeting OF the
sfcebboder. fie ard & r. Co. and the Jgnetse
Raj! cso Company will be he'd 90 Office FRIDAY hs Aey
sept be pur u eectog DIRECTORS Of the CONSOLE
DATED Cleveland eEd rosdo RAILRO 40 COMPANY, And 70 y
suci otitT business ss ~ befrr tkem
The Polls viii be 10 occcs aud closed 0eos
PM b. order ofth- Esecligs Commune,
WI KIT rREDGE SECRETARY I. C. B. o.
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Whole number Of Share
TotsI. y
To;al..............s55,l6g Of
J6 TAI Hi;:sisyir . ps. Vi


J. BpxroS, Jr- secretuy. JOHN HAssELL Pre.d.u.
CcIs1Y SLw-iOsE a-On thl GIL Ia ~ &C.,.
1855 personally John H.s.e Joan Baxo
BE he nd "a l.ls have ,b
ve shove Prrstent AID see'e'sy NeY RI
bsdins Assoc s Who eens day sorn did dep s.y
s0dIE ne Of E.ig kLe~leigs the G-e.on,
ella LLt 4 ihs sf. ,s.,~.,u
lLe cid q tie srcc-f Jees lit r. G. BANKS
COrins, olsr o Deeds. W New C.'y BAL NeTYs,k
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CREAT AucTIoN sALE M REAL ESrArE a

~ OLFNFLAND. Ohio TIT RSnAt. sep. lst-3Sa CRY
.nb.erh,r W ogr fof sss tn7,ush Nss. d rree
son Auconeer INT t>DAN. o. sep-ber ses
H. prsmhr $50 Lots hs at tnrnt DO e cry Of eve
1hs property ffor First Second Third touh .Ah Harson
Caus and the Ohio Canal ard
THAI ne sfsQus
cceUiieo b. ave Tsnt um he Coari House City
NsIktf atd Public bat io van nom he
cisi Il, les o. PM ord The Lots hish guat
eh City The CsnN Mig
slost7> tL hss ben dok-d aud Med n a. nov really for
cCIrcy ard can te b. ugn INTO use Tor ds coal soas,
ste Der r other business To hA>ace Of the
beng tho % the pupertN table tor spres Dwell
machine shops. iacorc nils 81 There Afgs
snd t~ thrown with The at-nuse
Of every Do he p1r- wsteri md
hey hs hs pie water tor hat urges and also sspPI
such uschiutN nay Be srectes.
hen for The extension Of Cana thoaGk
ceainte upon thi pfOf he aye o 40 Important 'h'ouse
III the South and est thr agh lui,ersitS shs
Al he plat 20 be A. he u he
rof he grades sah ioi BY to authorities
Tie work sld vii Be nearly completed ~ t day
o sale Two streets OF e,sy ace- "a exec slas des S aa
th the h-tfs Many Of the lots have already
been ooanenird sh tN young forest mes snd me coming l
viii be lald ~ the vrPr-tor no trout OF All tue c hA VIII
b. lssy 10 b. occuTitd for rsderc.s
The urd conduce recommending THIS properly
Tie notice capitalists sbouz and al Others
who bc5uu- inisretd IA Ceyeand re estate si
does ,i property must ~on Fsnh among the
be.t arc most vauahe Ia the city -. , -
tie ID the BE- pad dn
ihe anf The balance IN une equal Annaa
with At cent aud taxes GA me aud
tte unpais puchsse money.
peys than onsiourth down viii b Allow
cd YET cent. thr
cn defsigud which vii h attached stipulation rou
Lsor Case F who holds hs tide "a the And M when ne vii
oh hus, sNrsny deed mr such and 90 no fan
I'D p-@s paying IN tall os their los all
dercs directly from Mr. Case -.
S th rgT can be procured a. he countirs room Of Nss
CT l1tR SON and Offices me
VII BE- ia uish,d 10 the boders % the day oi a. ~
so"d he weather prove stormy the 'sie W" be pspnq nn me
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Juice IoLtDO NVFNALk AND Z. III ~ - q "a
ITO he STOCKHOLDERS " the TOLEDO MOB
WALK .ud CLEVELAND RAILROAD C01PASY-M
hereby Tbsfer bOoks f ssd Com ~
clos.d nc1ss 81 sseb sst dn
b. issued shoders O.
he ssr en- enf Of Coo aion sockEose will forward sr ~
tincsies 10 this Office
Tie Tr ~ BOOKS VII cioseS sod .sr 5o,n
Up account % b. iIses y the Conso;ds
Cd Comp1ly r. MI thsDSf" fsasAf1.-
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lBy The ssniy Hook Printing T. e.rspr. J

One rsIt sd Bugs anchored SPIT All tie other outward
touuc v'sts have soue tOfes
Two siIsMdl B.ik N Ohag Bss gong past the Bar
80 siluslr
~ The shin John Curu 4ri bound Or.sns for B
d,aux spoken ,nbah
TIE aycrsl
bed died yellow fever and tae I'd
usre III
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Passe myers Arrived.

Ia PACKET .h ssi1s~Soa re@ LS.s0s-M Osasa T. B. Van
espt. " RobessSor Fshier> W Royce Is Phe I'D
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IlELyEIlA and LAtAYETrE GOLD MINING

CONPANY uocaed 1t - Valley, Caifoeuis) D ssn,ed
iuv 1852 fl o. successful operstoo-s
opened ~osed and hshy prodneuve-'ts mill Of Hesa
81 aud wofsng With the NOT sss
hcors uls - PO'fec for niurt success oundoe uoa
unusually ftffcnng nature Th-re
i~o cal prsviu, 10 Dee y 8b opsaId s6Oao and yid
OF nine sesd sitb each successv- report
vjrus prah~ 9oarery October January, April and lsy Il
D., o6c q CorVany Gras Valley and At The Agency oe>
g. NeSYork ~.
law snsre and copies BYLAWS together rirs
far her "a ticulars I'M obsn- applcttento
IA 1 Axerf. ND. Fu -
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LOAN.--ILLINOT5 CEN

$4,000 900 hGAN siIaDtb lS2Fsss cEs
lib nssuept ger he subscription fo ca % go aas
T-i Construct ords ofthe Illinois Central R.los CompsaL
vii becoue due and sb, office u - No Owl
1UI sDaY tie 9Th day Of segter 1853 ~ order Of tas
Execuye CO mmittee, w p BURIAL. Treasurer
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RON l. Nn|- l.. A..
Grsvescnd-sld Aue4 A,s.,, Hal, Nes-4 orr; Ace T. %
Coward, Cuehtc
Deal-Ar 5h Christina Hammond NeE York John Glrir
Petttftn hosfon Cha ott. R.ef. Eiwell - Law
PomoL-An. 4th auiek Heary, Tbut Lo.on All s.lsS
Ntw-iG
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CECoNn.Ay RAILROAD COMPANY install.

CFCONp-AV RAILROAD COMPANY.-An install
- TwENIYFIv PER CENr the stock .. &c Sc
udsv Company will b. requires be paid on MONDAY
ItA tho Office OF the Cemgsny emnsr Of 10 YER nd
Nab,f.L Il T. Nj LLI0AN TREASURES
ELORENCE and KEYPORT COMPANIES AT 8
meeting Of tte Florence and Keypofl Company and he fe
rc. add Keyport Psnk aoa, inoany bed day COURT
LAND PALMfR Fsq Il NeuYork, unan uously elected
Pesic Of the two fomptrief. ~,
Th oil hereafter be- ausctef by no Florence and hei
THOMAS LLOYD, Treasurer
Kevroff. Aug. lG 1883
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TERMS of THE WEEKLY Tribune,

slnse copy. year fifty two aunber..........c1 40
Three copies year. titytwo numbcrs.......... 90
Five copies, wear. hty two runners OO
Ter cup-s wear hfy.twO numberg........... IL %
Twenty copies. address. ..........2 20 90
e. uey price which TIE Wliy Tbone s aow
inshed Club 'lhscnbeTs absolutely prscudes our Glowing suy
ei,hsr money or BY paper
Subscriptions may 10Y Payment advance .
rrquusd paper Invariably discontinued a. tho en-
pirsron Of th. advance payment
Money may h. suhsc ste risk ont
mailed sh9ud be made
,causutsd 10 contents and Keep description Of h' bills
% Rs n pepssne bank the United states Canass
received a paf .ub~cripuons
CO W. oasens agents Any ems Soins 90 eeiv, Iae
TtBuns upoo to- 'ubcrvuoa All sha
guds
be he 4 the sahscrber With the
Post-Ofice. q Tie Letter
HRrELEY 8 ncELRArh. Tribune Ohbcs New.yoTk
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by TELEGRAPH.

BOSTON Aug ls-Au oass Jg.-sr Apdseasola. z Trout
Pm sdeitk Pn Gid C4Tr- Audoss-n Dutch
Cesaiu. Roiie shI hafdscr.otlr, Rotterdam
BOSTON IS fr Aryede Rochelle
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NOTlCE H. ne STOCKHOLDERS Of The PA

n OIL II
~ MN BANN Ne~-Yors.-PHsNix bASN NV fork, Jsss
f6S chatter Bsns vii The st day OF Aenay
AZ, such IN ieIous II coming In AGO
clarion about heius TONED place and coonus 20 oane
All p.... cali of PETER BRSSOS Cash- u ne rhsuis
Bank Iu and eoe the lst lay to'ss
OF Association tsh scctnoda
IN ~ Ph-ua will eDed sabscoe for ms q
tbs new Assocso1 be styled THE fHENlN bASs Os W.
CITY DF NFW-NOEk have the amount OF eagiA, va
one ,on Two Thousand Ool divided in the s ssu
W. VHOMAs TILEsrON, PrsssasI
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fiucurIdI.


A GENTLEMAN, who has S20000 in per cent
~ MUfgE Fond which Interest regularly paid aud shiei
convert b. immediately into money ss u b
eHbsHge barter them superr adj be
70 y Y Tribune Chce.
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-" =. ,sia g gsF ,s1. Cen bod , "a.
50 ~ sac 20 scott p5,l, = y.,s e., ~. ,.,.-
%, e. Nl.r Bafft glsftaf.-t ~ sa.s - -,
-r~-sffv. D. .a Nee 81 II. % s-afs ta tu, -s'-A
>iafrs.f Ns.a rs Arf ..itie .--s coufs-y sao,,,
81 &C.. 30. b.. $40
81 .s.,s ma Pm ltsusIoe coue.ls. So
s- >taFss PeoF e. Bssk. NsW-Iors. s.
aies Saih-sv Esil Dad Con Psuy. son
seCC New Jsrfy Ceata Ralio-d Company BonAS nA.. =
rri cent Coupons FEB ard Avg IN Nesf rs GO each
Shs'e, Jey Central Railroad Company bsarsz ~,
ctat .u's'es 80
Dss~a Lscksesnns sud WetsrD R,rc.i cou,r-
heariI Ter trtst -if 80
~h1 - Bank oumnnseaih 500
500 Panama Parnsd CorvtrrbIe rrr reut Bouls
~ oKngK
S40C Boads he Michigan Celfr -sng per ists,.
81 90 rsch.
it shsre. Lsfiir Observatory.
- shsr,s Mechanics Ralk OF Nlitu'slcrsh
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Increase Of 20 ices for the quar-. eT, IL.
u crease IN suoUnt iasgred sfS9, lli
Isaac ARBATT, Secretary =. 5. WINSTON, President
ktv-iCTb. Aug 10 laA
Lave r1rns and correct
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ID hudson hlXes N.N.......so %
100 do ....t... .......DW S't
10 Msiison 4 lad. R.R ...,. IS
?ON \. 4 N. Haven RR ...it.,i
y DO ........sss....soO liN
5Mioh. Central RE .....io3
- Mic6 So. Ccas.I ection ..ile
5 Paasrnz h k.-............ll0
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-05

49, ol1cHINe'-A correspondent of the
o"'0 o"'l'0ator, makes the following
statement -" You will recollect ,bo ,s
.oan' gave you in 1850, of dtchipo.
ana Inc amount of land reclaimed bv ,ha
operation; also, the amount produced hv
my little farm, at thattime. The follou,
ing statement will show the further bene-
HIS OF ditching, and otherwise inDrov;n.
ou, iands' My bitches have cost me s75o
a.a by that expenditure, I have reclaimed
,"''fy acres of land, which produces the
largest and best crops of any land have
before ditching, it was worse than use,ess
'"e mlasma arising from the stagnant
"a'er engenderlng disease, and KEEPING
'"v ne'ghoorhood unhealthy. Now, the
so'l 80. Is hrm and dry. and easily worked.
mere are thousands upon thousands Of
acres Of land, in this section of the sta to
:" s~anps' which might be made availa.
o.e' and increase, materially, not onlv
'he value of farms, but the wealth of the
state. Cannot our farmers hit upon some
connected continuous system of drain.
age, and by that means convert the hid
eous swamps into rich land. l would like
to hear from from others, their experience
indraining.''
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-05
CARD--.FALL OF 1855.
Murphy & BUrChfieid,

NORTHEAST CORNER FOURTH
L and Harket-ss., Pittsburgh Pa, have the pleas
ure of informing their customers and buyers in general
that they have now open the largest stock of .NEU
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, they have ever been
able to exhibit, including the newest styles of Ladies
Dress Goods, such as
Plain and plaid Silks, Figured and damask
SIX, plain black and figured Silks, ,catered
Silks for dresses and mantillas, Armure silks
for dresses, superior black Bombaxines; Su-
perior plaid Poplins. French Merinos, French
Cobourgs, Fre"ch Cashmeres, French Muslin
de Bage, French Plaids, Ginghnms, Eng lsh
French and american Prinls, l4pacas, DC.
Also, Embroideries of all kinds Laces, Edgings,
Shawls MantiIas, velves, Gloves Hosiery sud House
Keeping Goods Of all kinds. They also keep assort.
ment of Table Cloths, Deapers asuperior ke of shirt
ing Musns ana Bosom Linens the latter made Of pure
flax. Strangers visiting Pittsbur5h wishing to pur-
chase any description of Dry Goods, invited to call
New Goods will be received all through the season.
a,,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-05


OBSTRUCTION OF THE CURcUL1o.
september number of Hovey's Magazine
OF Horticulture. contains paper read by
Mr. Updike, before the Pittsburgh Hor,i.
cultural Society, at recent meeting. on
the subject. He says he has tried it four
years, with perfect success.
de takes one peck of dry, " ell>slacked
''me' and one pound of flour of sulphur,
mixes thoroughly, and dusts it over the
entire tree, early in the morning, when
Inc de" is heavy. This should be repeat.
Gu hVe or six times, or until every part
o' Inc tree is well-coated, with a two
g"'lon TIN canister, punched with Quarter.
'nch holes' and handle of proper length.
A tree may be we'll busted in two mil
ue'' line best time, he says, to begin
using the preparation, is so soon as ,ha
bloom begins to fall.
some of the lime will, of course. fall
10 lhe ground, around the tree.
Some trees in Mr.. Updike's ground.
LOO near the house. to allow the applica
'lon OF this compound, and of course had
none applied to them, were so ipfes,ed
win euFculios, that they did no produce
a single plum, while from those to which
II was applied, he gathered large crops
,,0" II one of them as many as eight pecks.
Remember this next spring.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-11-05

% NAttLz 40 Hoes
sther remote upon uhicl
y Is based. ID is asserse'
sushority that Rye, Barley. o
% meal, made into q mash, an,
70 ferment and pass into tn
IElis, when mixed with cut hay
:. or other dry vegetable food, exhib
- most marked fatiening effects. A
'y-eonsistent and observing friend o
mrs remarked the other day, that be coulc
with barley meal alone, properly ferment
ed and soured, make hogs as fat in 81,
weeks, as they could, or ought to be, and
that he preferred such process to cooking
the food, or any other method.
Ii 10 familiar fact to all feeders of
swine, that sour and 'icoagulsted mix is
worth one quarter more for those animals
than fresh and sweet milk; but how its
action in that state is 10 be accounted for
ana Its operations on the animal economy
OF The stomach, is not very apparent. /,
is known by the experiments of DR..
beaumont, that milk and all substances
capable of coagulation, are almost instant,
~ changed on mixing with the gastric
juice and the rejection of milk bv the
infant' Immediately after sucking, also
shows that TACT.
Now' whether the souring of the food
relieves the action of the digestive process
or whether the acetic, malic, or other
acids are required by the stomach to ef.
feet secretion or stimulation, is simple
conjecture. With the human subject.
pickles are a favorite condment with
risfl and highly concentrated food, and
many delicate stomachs can endure The
use Of large Quantities of these most II.
oigest'ble and unnutritons substances
without experiencing any deleterious ef.
fects. 1t is generally held, that those
persons who coi-sume much acid food and
use pickles freely, are apt to be thin and
spare contrary TO the doctrine of sourinp
food. We once knew young ladv so
heshy and full of "blood and blue veins "
mat her skin was almost to the tension Of
bursting, who reduced herself to verv re-.
spectacle wasp-like dimensions, merely
oy the free use of vinegar.
Of the good effects of the souring pro-
cess when used for fattening animals. we
nave the most abundant proofs in our own
experience, and although the modus oper-
a"a' Is not so clear to our perceptions, it
IS we opine, sufficient for us 10 know
mat such is the fact at least from its as.
sertlon by good authority, to induce orr
readers to try its effects and its economy
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RRANDY. WINES, &c.--I have on
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FLOUR! FLOUR!

THE BLST BRAND in market, the
l. Plymouth Mill, is kept constantly on hand,
for sale by WEBER s. ORTRTGHT. This
Flour is made of the best hite wheat, express
ly for family use, and put up in sacks and hall
acks, and is pronounced the best ever sold in
Plymouth.
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DU BOIS, BOOK STORE.
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A U. DU BOlS d SON, would re-
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FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.
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