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o LAssRATiox OF KoszTA.-We were not
wroRg Yesterday, We find, in surmisiaS tha,
the viSa Of he Austrian Minister 10 Mr..
Marcy at Albsay related TO the disposal Of
the knsIla ease. We new learn that the
AnsHi ~ Government, sIaul a month ago,
consented to the Liberation " Kost'a, On
condiIiun TINT he should be pul IN board
&c an American vessel All return directly
H. the United States, and the Austrian
Minister al C~onsianiipople was instructed
IN cnmmupieaie this dcterniration 10 the
Americas Minister. Mr., Mlrsh. This
c aseni 10 de release Of Koszia was gwen
we understand. 10 consequence Of the re-
corery Of The uOnEarim Ergalin, rs rell'
ted il var last Paris lelHr and IL the French
papers. Il appears that as kosE'a was
pns Uf kosmth's party when nc Hunga'
iian cown DC were taken from Buda, Il
wss supposed that he could give inlorrna'
lion nf The disposition Of The articles which
might lead 10 their recovery: and this, We
learn, was the %rloiiye. or n Of the mo
lives, Ulirhiniuced his seizap al Smym'
ABOUT the last Of August, the missing re
gala Ntre d~ifeotaFed. as our readers ar,
a,res1y trformeG. Gtay orsrya. Just with
uut lle Hdngnriaa bprdcr. 10 which Kos
sub iisi led. Pie reroscrv Of the crow
sat- NJ. ittt;ii Nii '',e.1acrsr'g
Lam fr.a,l tl d.a C-ttri i-'f
ihs tsfreaiie eag1.1 WF iaH4" tea'
m aJeel BE Ausiis1 Nl'rt
'parni u,ajs rtl, &C. al enc eiu..,1u s,l
I'D 4Dosc.--.Aai. mi, Oci. 7.
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- Mr.. DANIEL SMIzER, a citizen Of
Mohecan township was killed on Mon
day last by falling from a tree. while en-
gagged in gathering grapes. lie was aged
about 10 years.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
Robertson Brothers & COZ n Ashland land.

rs. common fleua'
Alexander Buchan.
DURSUANr TO tho command ofan Aims VEN
di ESponas issued 10 the above case from
the court Of common pleas Of Ashland county
and Stite of Ohio to me directed | will expose
to public sale at the door Of the court house in
said county ...g r
On Ikoaday the 2ih day Of October.
Ap 1853, between the hours often o'clock A NJ
aGd four O'Clock p NJ Of said day the following
described Real Estate situate and being in the
County OF Ashland aud State ofOhlo TO wit; Lots
number twcny-three (23l and twenty-four can
the towa of Ashland, to be sold as the properly
of Alexander Buehun. Appraised at four hun
bred dollArs. Terms of sale cash.
JONES, Sheriff.
Ashland Sent. Of, 1889. lSw5pts3
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CONSUMPTIONCUREDr
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.
Messys BdErr. &. IN

p:tR SiRs-Tbe public generally ar, my aware of
.nt thousands Of remedies 81 Bis ased Lungs m, DER
,he Hties OF Sarsalhrilss, Pills. plasters, Linim,nts
NC. That are daily brought 10 their no,ice ihr, urb
tAe heWtpapers, BY way Of advertisements. Nv Oh
lttt ID Wrilug this note fnr publirAtioh. is 70 h'du,,
the public, or at least those who are saiIcted GIiSry
Ni!lG~c p,isni medieiucJ 10 use one that contains
eItlties o, rts' ne % FHiReaary Aseas,s. | am con
>rlous mat, ~ 80 doing. | am acting most unnrofr,.
FlYna'li and G'roraioly 10 The Interests Of medical
He,shSt aan TIE Ttgularp practitioners ofmediciue.
Inc m,dlciue 10 which | referis "Dr. HaLrs mai.
sdN I0r nc lungs 7 have prescribed il in A iarro
lulihtl ~ 'a'rs, and always with success. One r.se
III psTtieNIar, 10 which wish now 10 refer. wa, civ.
en- "p ny srVelas lhysieilns who had hcrn called in
fsn'uIallon wht myself The patient had siitbc
symptoms ~ c !nfiimcd consumption. such at cnId
Night Sweais, Hectic Fever, nafrss.ing Corrb viii
c9Ntlnuct pam ~ the lone CftLc Rishi Lung, attend.
ci WIN severe Ilsrrhuaf lie commenced inmedi.
atel} 10 get better, by the use ofthe above NAMED
medieihe, aud was soon restored In his usual health
hsye also found nr. Efall'. BAlsam the mos, ysIu..
Die Etrcctorant fr b~rrakins up distressing cnush.
and Co!ts that | have tVer used. w.
s..... WI. WRIGHT. NJ. D.
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LOOK IIEREIl

/ HAVE procured Il right Tor an improvement
/ ia building houses, hy which a hou'e may be
built for n small amount Of money, with all the
conyenioncos and comforts of the dearos, boGSos;
and as | have appointed John S%lnallcy, Of Alh,
land, "a my agent for this county p'Oise call "
him and oxamine the model, and procure a RICH,
ANDREW 3. NORRIS,
Troy, Ashland CO., Aug, S, 1853. lgl
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rm, Klna. allliohe..

A lille bIy adi By his mob e. lie
s.aekri l,as II tits fire and was silenr,-
'rhei vs The deep lhnuIht brgan tn pass
away, his e, grpw bright, US he spoke,
..Sbjihrr. | wisn | VAS rch."
s.sWh, j, yuia wish you was rich ms
N5nlp ,4su
The child said, "Becanse every ore
prhsts the rich. livery one inquiries
al,er the ,ich. The stranger at our table
Yesterday. asked, who wasihe rlehrs man
in the yilhge.p a, school lherO isu bcy
Ssh6 dies n0tiearn, he takes no Paias 10
siy hlslrssmis well. Sometimes he speaks
rSLword4. But tho children don't ti,mo
iim Tor they say he is a wealthy boy
arhc mother thought her child was IN
1llaacr ol believing wealth mlsh'iaSe Inc
pkscs Of goodness. or be an excuse Tor 'ndo'
leice or eiuse l'Iem to be held IN honor
WIN led unworthy lives. 30 S''e aSAfu
Ia ,"-"lat is 1t to be rlcllf'
Aud he answered. 81 do mol kho"-
YET toll me how may become rIcn' t'a'
1T may ask alter me and pf-i'e me-
40 bec'me r'ch IS to get money 70,
tins you must wall unl' you are a msu,
Then the hoy looked 'or'"w'n,' anu
said, sis lhe'c moi so'ne Other way Of nel"E
rie'l, thai m"y begin nowF'
she snswarei, slae gah Of money Il
not tIe only nor Ne true weaI'h' f'Fc'
uuay buro u, the lOuis drow 1t Tie w'n0S
sweep it away, and moth aud rust vase
ii nd tie robhcr make IT bis prey. M'n
20 wearIed with the toll If gerlng IT. bE'
ny ~lea,eil behind at list. They de
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rIHw SALOON.

E DACiiERER, n tho old stand formerly
IL. occupied by Michael Miller, above tho,
McNuIty hou'e. Keeps constantly On hand every
variety OF go"0 N ngs, er1ept Intoxicating drinks.
which can ~ desired by any one fpqd Of good
living lsag 20, 1853, Of
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FRrsH BREAD, CAKE
PIRn. &c. &c.

together with almost every article ofGroecrics and
Provisions that 10 required 10y rimillGs. Its pre-.
sent building is large aud well adopted to the pur
pose for which il was designed, aud he in ends to
spare no %eSortion or eNpehso TO keep on hand
every article which may be required BY his Gus
toners. r
AnrI @. ls1J-IG.
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ny HOOKS

LUTHERAN. Pteshytouin, Mriadis,, Disci.
IL , nd Watt-'prRtms and II, nps--al s,zes
a.. - A,s", Protestant Ep,Sc pal Prayer
Bo"tl, aud az extensive assortment Of Bibles,
la,., sat small, 81 every style and pice-twat.
ran,eu %eheapi- at The Ashland hoo Store.
,..g W. II II. POTTER.
Ashland, June 10, 1858. BINS
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BOOTS AS rs BOOT

rS,7 -'HR " A""''ra'l i,Nving r%oyolycd To
Il us u"n ndiyidual
'F'H p %. ..yto his lHGniB that no has
.l IN ?. Swinoford bis stock aud
~ MAN street, opposite Ilger's
y, whore he will b. prepared to do
a. spod and fms work as an, estadii ,kment in tho
county can produce. Z, A, HuNES.
Ashland, August ), 1850, III
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c Great Cough and COnsumplivc.
Remedy.

REDER : have yona ccusb. which =
iPctlnE under The idea That 1t is only A com mon ~
hnu lAAtll VIII soon wear itself out ~ lei a hysni
rii you, " al kindness, what will soon be the mr., h.
sDle result ld a shoritiineil you %coniinue ia ND.
leet yourself, you will begin 10 feel a sense nj ,i !"
mess and oppression across the chest arcomr.p ~,
WIN ir"4uem sharp darling pains. Then. A INV b"rL,
!ng cough VIII set in, and when Won raisr .ny,Iir.
y WIZ pealhlckJ aud yellowish, ur white Iro,hy m,be
TER, stIesked rclhsps with'hlnOh lfyou .,i,I ~" M
MrHI'lms' ugheunp!tasant symptoms will increase.
ana lou WIN soon have hectic fever rnIirLius'
hlghl SWeals, coIlous eXpeGtoGGtion. and tbcr Sr.s,
proTiIail"h' W yQll still neglect yoursrlf nhw
weeks or months viii see you Consigned In ,bc ,r',"
leaving your friends 10 mourn how rapiJIy con.,n'v'
uoh wa ls WORK, aud luriI;d you away. FtienI.i
sketch you may seci In a glass, how eyerv c,uo oSDoo.o
suhplInh Pros'es'ts. with mure or less raniJi,y ~.
la,al termination. OE all ths thoutands anJ n'iiitva
WHOM iGls@lest Destroyer has gather d In ,ha iow1
W. sInsle .a'e hcfan With a cold IT this h.i
been s'lehdea TO-, ell niYht have bren wcit H., ~
Ing neglected, under the fatal dclusion ill., q !. =
"wtaf iisclt on, HiitrsnscJred it, htaJly nri n to ~
Sunstante OF NC Lungs, exciting there The IN, n.ttr.
o. t~uocrclts. Another, suG anotEc- cold Dlssd n,,i 90
the Halnr' unlfi these i%ubrtCies began 20 snnen srt
rn!tn'sn'. F@NH.e pylh,li liberation, great caviti,s
III thc mug. ~ lhis crisis the disease i. yrry ttN
euls ofoun'. and often TINES sets al DEF socs W.
mNu tncGns. INV a''h"'
In,tite laier or worst s'asr, this mcJi,in, vine
fhlinles artcSithc disease, or check its nrng,t ~
vi, h!WHyT maze the patient more comfortable and
p!"lphs hl'I'ir, ami II Is therefore worthy Of tmr r. 4
ai-hut IN it, ~inCipitnt OF forming reria,Is wv "
uun ~ o. durable az any other Jise,t, anJIm
Nils bslsam Tor the Lunrs, If taken At ihis i;,,,
WIZ cure II %assniely a. taken !! We rarnrs,iv ,rhn ,
Az WY nave a enneh. or are subject to colds iokt =,
the medicine ny thNn, and Whenever tou " ~ "
eradicate II thuroulhly, and al opcr ,hi S"v ~ .
di heh'lng compornf, and leave ytgrIpnrs mi, iur,J
10 carry YOU IN nall yigor to coed old 800 f'""
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ATTENTION FARMERS!
STILL GREATER IMPROVEMENT
GRAIN DRILLS.
Mcnry NyCum'S Patent seed
PLANTER,
For Sowiag Wheat, Rye, BarIey, Oats
&c. BroadcaSt or in Drikis,
Noforing this machine to the pulI.c C, the sub
i scriher does uotdosIre any one to be guided or
swayed in his opinions by any argumentin IT'S layor
which he can off r, bot would wish each one TO
examine Il and JUDGE for himself. 1t appears to be
the settled opinion ofthose who have used the
GRAIN DRILLS that it is the most advantageous
manner IN which gram can be s0wB, from the ;Gst,
that,in the frtt place, It greatly lessons labor;
secondly, il is \ saving OF time, az 4 man with two
horses will SOW rom 10 to 10 acres per day; thirdly
1t requires less seed to the acre; ~lourthly, 1t is pro.
tected from winter freezing, from the fart that a
ridge ofearth Is thrown up bctw cen tic rows in
sowing, which monlders down to the root of the
grain aud gives it strength and tigor inthe spring,
and lastly, an acre s""a a this way will Yield me
fifth more than HAT sown 10 any OTHER manner.
This Machius also sows
Lie, ASHES. GUANO, PLASTER
Or any other fno fertilizer with the wheat. The
lime, Sc. are placedi in separate apartments in the
hopper, arc kept sop irlte until thcyenter the I in
%fuGicl, from which they pass into the shovel or
tooth, thence to the ground, when they are de-
posted and covered together. Four bt.hels Of
lime to the acre sown in this way, has cate as
beneficial an elect upon the gram as rs bushels
put on in the nrdinIry way. The quantity oil
grain sown can he speedily and act %uralely rreula.
ted By tue patent sldc gage, made Tor the purposr
which las an index showing the uulntIty. which
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FtNliG %'rrua,ees OF the several townships of A,ll.
i lul county are required ia return To- the
Probate Judge Of sajd cnunty the following mum.
her al InroTs from their respective township $, to
be returned on a separate list In tho faule manner
and n The same time as IS provided BIZ law for Ju.
ors fGiUrnable to the Court or Common Picgs,
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A FRESH supply Of Wright's hdian Vegtfclis
IA PiHs, u standard English Medicine, ict the
roventIon and cure Of disease, TO AID ard imp
prove digestion and purity tho blood, Fer salo
at the nuw prug Store IN Ashland, by
RQLIA II. cuUBD & co.
June Is. 1888.
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DMMWERREA AMI @T@GK,
Rooks thatarc Rook,,

THE undersigned is now receiving a large ad
l. d,tion to his former stock Of
BOOKS & STATIONERY
: Pleatc give us n cali al the aid stand, formerly
occupied as the Post Office tabove Sampsc
Ionye) where we sha Il be extremely happy to
exhibit cur stock whether you wish 10 PurcLa c
Z r otherwise.
. We intend to make il our business entirely
hereafter and shall spare ~noepains to keep VI,
fully with thetimcs and to supply the readIng pub
lie with every thing useful aud valuable IN our
line, and at as low prices as can be bought in any
OTHER CITY IN the Union.
W.i. II. POTTER.
Ashland, June /, lS53-t2. ~
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SALE OF REAL ESTNTE,

SALE OF KEAL ESTATE.
QN The Nth day n October, A. D, 1858, at
~ thrre o'elOck in the afternoon, on the pre-
miseA, in Tho township ofvermillion. viii, be sold
according To Law 10 the highest bidder, the I'll.
owing real estate, as the property Of john Boid
lei, coctasrd, to v t;-Siiuato in the township Of
Yerniihnn, county Of Ashland. and State nj Ohin.
described Is follows: being the west plrt OF the
north vest quarter of Section seven, n ruwrship
twrnl} one, al and range sixteen, no containing
eighty oight tSS) ncres, more or less, Terms ol
s~,lo;-oue halt cash in hand, and Que hail payable
one year from day Of sale secured by mortgage
upon the premises.
ELIZABETH BElDLER.
Eycou;Tix of John Be.dler, deceased,
So1.Cmbvr II, 1898. lNl7
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DErAa1 NEWT OF TIT INTERIOR, I

" shing'sn. OF. 4 ,ls53,
ST:-lpufs Of the 81 ms ant has Leen
ror-i,rd. and | haze ielrgraphpl YOU 10
consult the District ATTORNEY, employ eouu.
.plE necessary, aud use oil reasonable
means fT lhe enforcement Of tho law.-
This R~op1rt6en, is determined that hc
might've sti,e Law shall. so lar ~ Gcpeas
won IL. be ,x,cmed in good (aiih, and that
The pilrcrs lrgilimalcly empioycd in car
- ing il iu;o fleet shall he sustained. They
nerd int fear any difficulty here, so long
ssihey dischargp their duties efficiently
aud laiihfhy, am. sir, &.
T. McCLELLAND. Secretary.
Francis ". Winkoop, Marshall Eastern
District Penns! leania.
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RCHlAND COUNTY MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY!
Chartered, February 9TH, 1851. Organiled Au.
gust ,9ist 1851.
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
Hon. 7. W hartley, ANDREW coss,
JACop pARRER, Gro. W. W.niNo.
RonERr BENTLEY, JAMES II. Coog,
EDWARD S%TuRGEs, Sr. CnAs. +. SHERMAN,
JAMES WELDON.
OFFICERS OF COMPANY.
ASUREw Coon, President. "H| @
DowNISG II. YOUNG, Secretary. "rl
louS =. DRrSAN, Treasurer.
This Company is prepared to issue policies Of
Insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
pe;iod mol exceed NJ five years. =
Tho Directors call the especial attention n
persons desiring 10 effect insuranccs, to the fol
lowing among many other liberal features o,
their Company.
l. We issue policies on both tho ioin,.,,ock
aud mutual plan, on the joint stock plan, for as
short u period Of time Ms M y be desired. .
II. Persons insured in this Company who sue
tain n loss, In case Of controversy, NAV briuV
their suit either IN the county where such loss
occurred, or in Richland county.
III. In case ofsalc orthc property insured, be-
fore the expiration Of the policy, a rateable pro-.
portion orthc money advanced will be returned
lothe policy holder, Thi. Is a peculiar feature,
IN our company, audsonc which We II ink with
meet with tue appreciation ofall persons INTEREST,"
Cd. ..r
". We conGno ourselves entirely to a busincsa
within the bounds Of the State ofUiio. A liberal
share al public patronage IL rcSpeetrully solicited
P~riariPaI business CEics, on West DinnOnd STREET
Mdn9'dd, Ohio, up stairs, IN SiurEts' nsr build.
ing. Agents 81 B.mpnpy for Ashland County
WM. D.. ALLISON, Ashland,
CT. KING, daywillS.
May %, 1858. INF
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I'nn E'nnyjr In partition in
rs hslr.nd Common : eas.
Dt@SINNI Co.. the commrHt o. an order of
tl'c .Spco lr ih. love rn4, Com tho Court
-fc,nnrr F,ersN' a,Iitid orrtg he'd state ri
yh.p so 10. otiest1j v,p rS,usr 10 ptDj c SAFE al
'ir l1rI % .tG soar, ir.s .n.,t.i cJupry
"a "luf1V ~ 24H iay NJ Orobcr,
so lela s],tu,ra the yurs Of ten o'ciock \ N
,tl lulrstir.y q VI "is1it a., the iai .owing lie.
iordct hoai Estate sitnatc ana beng iothn coun.
81 cias".and aud State Of uhio To Wiz the north
scS, par Of the south west quarter ol section
toen'v- TX lGl OF township twenty 90 ranue SIX.
teen 10 GontaIning one hundred -pd went three
-cies r'Dro or less. So the avril easl part %.
A' s'nla east quarter or SECTION ,etul, SIS tsGl
io"7si''p tNcntt t20l range si"cu c,ntfining
one hundred and thr'y.iour acros more ~ iu~s.
Appr1scd Al six Thousand iour hmi,rd apd tw Gu.
y five duliars, 81 Jet 70 a widow dover.
Terms Of alp:--Onc thru cash 10 htnd ar tie
day ol ealoi 0Hc ttird IA one wear, aui me third
~ i''" yqar;. Deferred payments 20 be %yecsred
by ilo',gage.
.. J.D. JONES, Shirt
Ga7iamner u, 1859. l7w6pfs4 10
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TIM FronIvE SLAVE law ~ 1rERA'
rln>.-Ju'ige e ri.r. Of Pa. 81 the u. >.
Supreme Cmr. i--nrd a writ for the arrest
ri William Thomas, a negro claimed by
l.ham Krih, Of Va. as his runaway slave.
The Itgiinc was alleged 10 he in Wilkes
i,,rre. pa., Nh,hrr two &. s. Deputy
Marshal. wrn, 10 arrest him. They sue
'r.rded in mqkiug The arrest; but were in
mn Iialrly Interrupted by being themselves
arrested On . State Warrant whirh charged
them will. -lol and assault and battery on
,te said Wiis9m TiuAnrs. They were
h gu before J. !gr Grier, al Philadelphia
nj n wit ii habeas corpus. Tho District
Arnunty y, AshmcaI, demanded their dis
'rhsrgr, on Tie grOuad Ihai no force, other
Than Thai which Tas necessary, was used
in are sting the fugitive. wa.o was armed,
The Judge wac DISPOSED to discharge the
Drpnlcs at rnce, Int the Counsel who ap'
yrared lnr Ibe Abolition Society lhrougl
uhnsc efforts The oGirers had been ares
ted, asked FIR n weeks ietay audi it wa.
gnnTd. The lodge is reported 10 hav,
expressed t,ispee+f, in sttrgeucc IN the az
resi-, rs follows:
'ifvnis Of habsGI -oFpuS arc tn he Ia
Aen,gui aficf ibis mannrr, | viii have an
ldiciMcm srr' Ia she Grand Jury against
TIC pcr.?n WIN apliits for the writ, q
as.lsls IN getting il; the LAWYER who drtundi
~. aud the .hrr!I uhn serves ito SEE
whether the United States officers ate t,
ne arrtslca aud harvested Whenever lley
attempts IN srrrc a process
i%lasing hccn fuiwarnrd HAT an ai'tmp
wndld llus he made IN resist tie L :
%rfrrrrs. he Marshal of Prnnsl l,ariI Wrri,
tn the s crallry Of the i%nirri'r. Mr.. Nc
'CleIland, Cor nd ice and permission IN EN-
rioy %cuuascl, and received the following
u,guar
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Warm ~saluer lOr ocsober.
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MORE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We tne ~ ttsicutd PhySicisns Of Cincinnati ccr.
l'iy thai ~. WrgHlH statements arc entitled ~ OHIO.
.n,iest .ohhNrN1e OF NE public. aud We can mlly cor.
Tphnratc what Ice lad said, having used IR HALLS
NJ IN aHumbsr Of Gases, rita The ~Aospi,sf tf.
Us. LAWSON, NJ. o., rl
WM.C. SMITH, M D.,
J. l. JOHNSON, NJ b..
ne Genuine, sirned. o. n. BAKER & Co.
Por salr nv. X n. Chuhb & 10, Rrtnor pi.s,rL
Co., Ashland, Ohio.-yis. 1870 '''
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NcNr:.S.s;t o.
I~ts;oPred tho pain In Eve minutes. She lrs not been
troahled sincs SHE used up tbs frft hottie.
Y. r. Relief cured a gentleman who had the wan
deriag Ncufslgis, In & few DAYS. Pirst It wtsiR bis
head, then the Shoulders and then the bovels-he
Aec1lne frantic with pAin, Railways Retdy Relief
Instantly stopped the pain and tie i've nithe ileFuls
i0rs Anl Resolven,. in competition with the Relief, 10
Que week, made o perfect cure.
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you'Il have mo msnuse; snc silhoss that NO
grain"
Thus the grasses. whether rs part
ut judieious rotation, or a. source
uf Iolsge. are Indispensable 10 every
kind oi sgriculture-cisilized or ss-
,age. We have among Us no system
Of rotation, good or bad; but as sub
s:iitte. We sometimes rest our lands,
as We call ii-that is. LET il lie one
Year in weeds and every one knows
their growth and decay ON the land
produce happy effect. Now very
lev reflect that these weeds are just a.
much crop as any other. and pes
tiirrous crop at that; aud il taken off.
would be as exhsussing. or more so,
than many crops We value much high
err. VIII, not. then. substitute for the
need,crnp, one Of peas. clover. grass
es. &c.,s and 80 institute just and true
relation Of cleansing crops. instead nf
pestiierous weeds aud brambless We
would thus realize the maxim that,
|" The best rest tor the soil, is a judi
cious relation of crops
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-09-14
THE GRASSES.

From well written article in the Farmers
Journal, signed Alpha, in relation to Neglected
Departments Of Agriculture in Edgeecmbs," we
make the following extract:
No branch of our agriculture is so
much neglected as the grasses lin this
department our destitution is almost
complete. There is somewhere an old
maxim to the effect that, /" An exter-
minating war ON the grasses, is death
TO the soil" Nearly the whole South,
from the Potomac to the Gulf, seems
to have declared this war, except Ken
tucky and parts Of the mountain re.
gion. Corn, Cotton, Tobacco, &C.,
have all in turn demanded the exter-
mination Of grass. Our herds Of hors-
es, cattle, sheep, hogs, &C., no longer
thrive in the land, nor crowd the roads
to market as in former times for our
Wild mast ranges are exhausted, and
extensive new grounds rarely offer
their heavy winter foraging to our
stock as formerly. The tide has turn
ed back upon US; mules, horses, hogs,
beef, pork, &C., from the west and
north, tear witness to our deficiency,
while the lands themselves present
equal evidence that destructive and
unnatural ssstem has robbed them OF
heir powers of production. These are
some of the consequences Of system
which makes US look upon all grasses
as pest and instead Of giving it a
proper place among our crops, and
with skill and Judgment directing the
efforts Of nature to cover aud protect
our soils with grass, we spend an i'm.
mensity OF labor in counteracting them.
although We know that natures own
process Tor Improvement of the sail is
by the growth and decay of vegetable
matter upon it, and that nothing can
better perform this Office than the
grasses. We know that no agriculture
can be complete without good rota'
ton Of crops no rotation can be com
plete without the grasses; and no coun
try can be well and cheaply supplied
with stock animals without grasses fol
soiling and grazing. An old French
song expresses nearly the same ideas
/" Cultivate little, but cultivate we'll
Your crops alternate--ifg good produce you'd sell
Your soil manure often: the return il viii yield
Will tenfold repay what you spend on the field.
Sow grass too, at times. il you wish to make sur
OF having plentiful stock Of manure:
Without grass you We no cattle, without cattle q
PLAIN,