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koNCCeOSOf 20 n. ELOl ~
II }. l64, Chestnut Street, Swaims Building,
! 'hiladelphia, Extensive Music Publisher. and
or in Musical Instruments Of every description.
Sr'usive Agent for the sale of Hallet. Davis 4
tBosionl Patent Suspensiiqqaa BBo1doir Pianos
other PIAAfifnss Guitars Harms, Vioins' Sheet
e. Music Books, &c.
,idenis of the country will be supplied by MAIL
"''erwise with any music they may wish, al as low
Il if purchased ia person. Having of the
81 stocks in the United States feel confident OF
ing all who may favor with a call or order
.,isrs IN Music supplied on the most liberal terms
IA to let. Second hand Pianos for sale.
ny IS. 1853. tlyl
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$50 REWARD /!

ITyfLL he paid TO any person who will buy Box
w of DR. TERREL'S HEALING OINTMENT,
Il use it according 10 directions. if they will call
e., az Office and say with clear conscience, that II
not completely cure Chapped Hands, ChiibIains,
ling, Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes Sores on Chill
n. and greatly alleviate il not entirely cure Salt
.c,m, Pies, Inflammation of the Breas Bites oi
.cts, Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases Of the
SA.l.
MONROE TERREL, Manga tuck Conn.,
n whom all orders should be addressed.
lrSold also by the principal druggists and Cosnry
f..rChants generally
IA. 25, lS54-eow. lV.
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VAN lLOAN9S
SPLENDID HoRTH.LIGHr
DagUerreNfyrbn Rooums
Rooms.

100 Arch s door below Sixth, south side, PhIla
PERSONS visiting the city during the approaching
Holida, should call on and obtain or more OF
our superior Dagnereotypes, and have them set in
PLAN or Fancy Cases
The reputation of our styles Of Portraits is az high
as any in Philadelphia and they are offered az much
lowor cost, thus giving an equal chance to obtain
good Picture of the best materials. Terms One Dol.
lar and upwards.
S1~Daguerreotypes Of deceased friends or relatives
copied equal to the originals and Of the same size OF
larger If desired. -..s
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. Coates l.arnp and Variety
.s.ll - EfOra

, SO NoRrH SECOND SrRkEr. PurLApELpirrA.
J G. G. would notify tho citizens Of SMYRNA
~ and sicinity. thai he keeps constantly on
IND and for sac. Wholesale md Retail at the low
n Prices, Pine Oil Fluid LAMPS, LOOKING
les and CUTLERY. Albaia Plated Spoons and
+; rlso, Weeks Bntssuia Ware Burning FIuid,
u r Campheue Lamps. Brass Alarms, Patent
oay and ThiEsy-Hour CLICKS, together with O
-fscty OF Fancy and usozul Articles
a.. h Is, 81 -3m.
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c. B. ROGERS
SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
No. 20 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Rsn and RS9fr dni in II 6s as
S>sssss ticultural Implements; Imported and Amer
can Field and Garden Seed, Fruit, Shade and Orna.
mental Trees. GuanO sup. phos Lime. &c.
Inventor and Manufacturer Of the Cast SIeel Extend
ing Point, Surface and SubsOil PlOughs.
Manufacturer of AmmonIated Super Phosphate OF
Lime. Chemical Fertilizer. Bone Dust, and dealer in
Guan1 and Powderette, &c.
Oct. %, l853-ly.
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U.NIVER SITY MEDICINESII
..r aud AgMe cured by ROsoa'sd'S Tonie


.:E University of Free Medicine and Popular
! knowledge; chartered by tbs State OF Pennsyl-
81 its last session, (viz 10th April 1881 mainly
- tto purpose Of arrestlng the evils resulting from
sIle Of spurious aud dangerous nOstrums, aso for
,trposs 81 supplying the public with reIi1ble re-
=, in cases wherein the patient cannot obtain or
not employ Ihs best medical advisers; having
glsed that Invaluable remedy, ROwand's Tonic
ore. on account of its just celebrity and known
! ,-v la the treatment OF Fever and Ague, and its
ifcd afactioBss--has no hesitation in recommend.
IN tho highest tarms to the patronage Of tho
cd.
T1SvEL COMPLAINT cured by Row nd's Black
Root The above Instituted extends its sanction.
manner, 70 the rsmedy for Bowel Complaint" !"
J., -.il known Rowand compound Syrup Of Black.
y. koos and earnestly recommend il the confidence
>. Jonis afflicted with these eomplaln;s.-believRg
u 5e iuvaiuabls in the treatment of such
Hon. Horny X. Strong,
Hon. J. r. Flanagan.
y Lar Of the Trustees, ( John K Rowand, NJ. D.
d. r. Ashton. Esq.
Hector Orr, Esq.
- All Communications be addresseds--John r
y nd, M D.. Head of the Pharmaceutical Depart
>. and President Of the University.
Dispensary and Office, No. a. South SeconC
O.. Philadelphia.
.,Ich Dispeasary ut the Stores of t. Magens, 2
.,.eId, smyrna, Del. Ioct. IL, .ls55.-ly.
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Equality to ALL Uniformity Of PSicesN
A. NEW F AZURE IN BUSINESS;
Everyone his Own Salesmaha
JONES az Co,

JONES az Co,
or THE CRESCENT ONE PRICE
q ia Cd " H 7 ~ @ S IT q l& i 0
No. 900 Market Street. abcVe Sizth,
~as TN addition to has wing the iGsgout. most saned
R Il and fashionable stock Of Clothing in Phia.
Hf delphia, mede expressly for retail sales. have
contributed every one his own saleamaH, by having
married. in figures, on each article. the vory loves
price il bo sold for, they possibly vary
ali must buy alike.
The goods are all we'll spenged and prepared ant
greas pains taken with tho making that all can bu,
ilh the full assurance Of getting good article at lh
very lowest price,
Also large stock Of piece Goods on hnnd OF tb
laret STYLES and best qualities, which will be made
order in the fashionable and best manner 29 ps
cent below credit prices.
Remember tho CRESCENT, In Market, above GIL
\ NJ. 200.
| JONES & co.
| usp9s, fssssry
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Fruit and Confectionery.
Dec. %, 1853.

ID UBINCAM ~ SELLERS, wholesale Manufacturers
II nnd Dealers in CONFECTIONERY of all kinds,
No. IL s North Third ST., below Race Philadelphia.
The attention. of Dealers is requested an examina-
ton of their stock which will he found 10 be least
equal to any in this city FOREIGN FRUITS of all
kinds in season.
N E. Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended
70. Feb s. '54-3m.
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Z he Ear-Famed Medicine 4!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

These Pills being composed enurely Of medicinal
herbs are Of most harmless nature, while the ex-
traordnary virtues they possess have rendered them
universally popular in nearly every part OF the
world The immense success thoy have met " IN
throughout the States is mOsl extraordinary, owing
It is presumed, to their wonderful efficacy in the
cure e( Bilious complaints and disorders OF the
Liver and Stomach Persons who persevere IN
using them III accordance with the directions sci
dom fail in being restored 10 health.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
DAcUERREoTYPEs:

CHEMICALLY CULUKED-A NEW DIS.
COVERY!
y. ID. Marvin's Daguerrean Roous,
116 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, (oper Adams
d Co.'S 0tfce.)
A NEW style OF Chemically Colored pictures re-
IA sembling Miniatures on Ivory; combining me
brilliancy and accuracy Of the Dagueueotype. with
the beautiful anG Ifeike effect Of color, rendering
tecm the most desirable and beautiful style Of Portraits
ever made. efsons visiting the city. wneIner tnev
want pictures or not should not fail 70 call and see
these unique and superior productions; ; and II any
should want pictures. shey nay rest assured that no
pains win be spared to gvS them the best and alto
rates.
nor sssou want good Likeness, wait till you come
60 the city. -.
Mr. Marvin uses issae bat the best materials. waits
on YOU in person, and puts oiciures an ne Mefoeco
equally low prices. ..S-
Nov, 30, l66S-0m.
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PRosrEcT FAIR. Jan. 81.

IRUSfECT i AIR, Jan. ZI, 5.
MEssRs READISG: GenemPn-ChIs Is 1" ,,riity
that have purchased nEe OF your Corn Shelters. ana
much pleased. Ii combines several advantages >upe
rior any have SUI sheliing the corn
clean and not breaking the gram. Also separating
the gain from the coins ana sLel!mC very fast
Yours, respectfully, JOHN &. CLARK.
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R,rN, N1srA nnc oah 1s52


thi We witnessed with much satisfaction the working
in nv barn. Ui a Corn Shelter put U /, tor my in
spection hy The Aessls Reading, The Patrniees and [
have no hesitation in ing that seems
lv superior to any Other have SET n in It,
capacity l. fully thousand bushcl. per dGv, and
tins eThhlet by the employment Ol only iour horses
and four men; The cCbs separated by from The
gralu and The gram Itself auch less ,roAen Aan by
The others I hnk II Il very great Improvement ~
Smelling Corn. JOHN ~. LAYTON
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4 90 Tons Of No. 4 Super PhOs-
phate of Llnae.

TtEBURG'S Original aud Genuine. warranted
superior quality, the cheapest manure in the
y rid.
iarmers and Dealers supplied at low prices.
xtra Quality Land PLAS ER-5000 barrels extra
sity of Land Plaster, selected expressly for its ler
I, king quality.
.o,0e0 bushels of same in bulk.
1000 barrels Cacined Plaster
500 Casting "a
100 Dentist
PERUVIAN GUANO.-This article we offer IN
'nidence 10 ou. customer, as equal to any import
"a. aud far superior to most in lhe market.
. zoo bags Of this superior Guano, for sale the
! -csl market rates. Also. Pa,ugonian Guano, Poud
a. ., Ground Charcoal, sc.
c. FRENCH Z co.
Atthe Steam Plaster Mills. junction York Avenue
,,vn and CslIowhill streets, Philadelphia.
stn. IS. '5i3m
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. N00 BARRELS CHEMICAL FERTILIZER
~,oOo 1000 Barrels Psudrette. 200 Tons Am
moniated Super Phosphate Of Lime, manufactured and
for sale by c. 3. ROGERS,
Feb. 6, Ie5t-3t. No. ~ Market sxeei, Phila.
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BARRETT & EDWARDS,
Yen ct IAN BIN d

M MANUFACTURERS, lI2 South THIRD Street,
1Vl below Walnut, west side few stems from lhe
Exchange, PHILADELPHIA. An assortment of Plain
and Fancy Blinds always hand. at the lowest
pIlces. Old Blinds re-paint9d and trimmed equal to
new, and JObbng promptly attended to.
handsome assortment Of WINDOW SHADES
the latest and most fashionable patterns constantly
hand, to which we respectfully call The attention
Of the public. as we will sell for cash.
Nav l8. l653-ly.
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.
No. o Sotsth Water street, .r5iia.,
AND WHoLEsALE DEALERS AZ Low CAsE PRtcxs.
Goshen Butter, IIemony. ". Y. Plums,
Glade and Roll do. Cnlnherries, Currants'
Penna packed do, Raisins, Citron, Dates.
Jersey and Western Lard, Sweet Oil Fig. Chocolate
Hcrkimer Co. Cheese, BrDma and Cocoa. Bakna
Pine Apple do Powder,
Sap Sngo DO SalacFatus, Pearl Ash.
Buekwhost Flour, Mhct & Vermieolli,
Pearl and Hulled Barley, Hncker's Farina aud Corn
Dried Apples and Peaches, Starch
Beans and Split Peae, Bees.vax. Tie.varu and
Goldfish y scaled Herring, Lamp. wick.
Notified and white CASTLE Sa.soda Indigo Nutrnegs
soap, Pure Ground Spices,
Canary and hemp Seed, KingsCord's and Colgate's
Mould, adainantne ard Pearl starch.
sPeim Candles, Coxe's Pearl ana Common
| Dairy Saltand hath Brick, Starch,
German ClgafB, CaFraway md Mut ttayd
| Havana do. Seed
Qice, Flour Coffee oxfracts Pepoer Satiea (olan.n,
Lemon Syrup. Topioca. Mustard, Sc
4 ADAMS & SUFFER-,
Nov. so-3m. Q South Water street, Phil
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Wanted.
DRUCSi DRUGS!

DATENT MEDICINES of all kinds can be OBJ.
L tanned at the Drug Store of
THOS. MAGENS,
Smyrna, June Is, 1853. Commerce Street.
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EsNIan Know ThyseIGn

An InV0INa6le Book for IE0e7lty tTVe Gems
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A Copy"
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THE MARRIAGE STATE;
Shall Happtssss and HsaEtH, or Misery sRa
StelsHess, attend az
MOST STARTLING CONSIDERATIONS
Reflections for the ThOughtfnl.

drag through life as do the beasts of the field,
the insects of the earth, evincing more thought
reflection than though the noble faculties Of mind
were not Touchss9ei to them.
Many such are husbands and fathers, upon whom
are dependent the health, the well-being, and the
happiness Of confding and afeetionate wife, With
perhaps a family of children.
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JAMES ApAxs CHARLES T. suTTxE
| Adams & guffer.

FhUD UE 4 LDM " 5SIUN ME- HC n AN Tt
No. g Sosth Water street, ,.PAtia.,
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100000 Copies sold in less
tIlaI, q year. A new edition,
revised and improved, just
issued.
DR.. HUNTERS MEDI-
CAL M A N U A L AND
HAND BOOK FOR THE
notwithstanding
an outline of the origin,
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THE BLOOMING BRIDE,
DREADFUL NHER!TAIS SE
81, n.

And must this continue Shall we be wise in
all that concerns the cattle Of cur field, our horses
our sheep, cows, our oxen, the nature and
character Of the sol We possess, the texture and
quality of our goods and Merchandise but ia all thst
concerns ourselves human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great derange-
ment involving our future peace and happiness
IN ali that concerns the health and welfare Of the
wife Of our affections, and the mother Of chill
dren in NIL that concerns the mental and physical
well beirg of those children, We should be in-
mersed in he darkest and most
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now oFTBN IT HAPPENS THAT THE
WIFE LINGERS FROM YEAR TO YEAR

In shat pitiable condition as not for day to
feel the happy and exhilerating influence incident
to the enjoyment of health.
She may not be an invalid confined to her bed,
or even 70 her room as her pride, ambition and
energy induce and nerve her to take personal
charge of her household even when her health viii
not admit of it but she is nevertheless perceptbly
sinking from day to day, and always siling.
Thus, day after day, and month after month tram
spire. Her health daily Sinks till finally the
hope Of recovery no longer remains. And thus
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DUFF's MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Pittsburgh, Pnn'a.

ESTABLISHED in ls40-Incorporatedb by the Legis
ature of Penna, with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Hon. JAS. BUCHANAN, Hon. WALTER H. LowRIE
WM. WILKINS. CHARLES NAYLoR,
" MosEs HAMPTON, 3" GEN j. X. MOoREHEAD.
P. DUFF, Principal; Author Of Duffs Book. Keeping
&C., Professor Of Bookkeeping and Commercial Sci.
ences ~ rH-
l. H. DALH0FF, Professor Of Penmanship.
N. d. HATCH, Esq, member of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor Of Commercial Law.
P. HAYDEN, A. NJ, Principal of the Mathematical
and Classical Department. Professor Of Mathematics &c.
FOUR ASSISTANTS are constantly employed in the
Book Keeping Department.
Dufs System of Bookkeeping is Taught by the author
upon his invented Blank B0oks-cGveated for pat.
June s. 1854 By Of this important invention
about half the usual time of study the real practice
of Bookkeeping is impaired to degree Of perfection
never before attained in the United States.
His training for business cOmprehends upwards Of 40C
real business ransactons 800 commercial computations
A thorough course of business PENMASsHIP
Daily Lectures on COMMERCIAL LAW and Commercial
Sciences the theory of profits the art of making
ey, &c.
Duff's Bookkeeping, Harper's Edition price 81, so
postage 81 cents "the most perfect and comprehensive
in the English Language"
Duff Steamboat Book keeping, price ST. postage
cents, perfect system for such BoOksand Accounts.
Duif's Commercial Calculations, price so cents.
| ~ Send for Circular by mail.
| April 20, lS64.-ly.
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Passing the high board fence ofa fine resi-
dence the other day, we heard little fellow on
The inside shouting. ...
rHo. Jim, look through the fence and see
my gun"
Not perceiying anything Of"Jim'' we deter.
p 1 70 lIl his place, so peePed at con-
sepIent knot hole, but at the same moment we
fScervsd face opium full'' Of drty-water,
ne contents Of a squirt gun. The rOguish lit
BE soldier having discharged his farewell
qt0l,1 lifted up greatlaugh and ran away to
h.le, While we walked off cheerfully. conVin-
ced that peeping through knot holes is, and
oughttO be, dangerous BUSINESS.
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The GRAVEL WALL AND 0crAGoN MODE OF
BU1LDINo.-A friend travelling at present
through the country informs us, that this new
mode Of building is being tried in Erie county.
He saw, few miles from this city, build
ing under the hands of the workmen, being
constructed of lime and gravel, of which he
speaks in terms of eulogy. If this fabric should
be introduced in this region, we expect re:
form in building, at least with the less monied
class. 1t is said that walls erected in this
manner are as firm as any other structure, and
more durable. Their cost is q song when
con trasted with stone and frame houses, and
they can be erected by any individual who has
the faculty of order developed on moderate
scale, with the usual endowment of the talents
of industry and energy,-.San Mr..
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HAIL LOVELY ART!
PEN M A N S HTP!!

The undersigned would respectfully inform the cit
zens of Garrolton and vicinity, that he win commence
course Of lessons in the above named art, on Monday
evening, August H. 1854 All persons desrous Of i'm
proving their style Of writing, and of acquiring free
and easy manner Of executing this most lovely Of oil
arts viii do wel by giving US a call. Terms SO One
Dol per scholar for of thirteen easy and inter
esting lessons Good Improvement warranted TO the at
tentive. will also furnish numbered copies reason
able terms persons who may not have the opportunity
Of attending the school. Also writing Of general ma
lure R be promptly attended to- will be found at al
times during business hoars at the Clerks Office in tht
southwest corner Of the Court House. :
Carrollton Aug 10, 1851. If / pLMAN.
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.couRrHslP vs., Marriages,

The difference between Courtship and Mar
triage vas never more fOrcibly explained than
in the following Charcoal Sketch r
What made you get married, if you don't
Ike it?' .--.. ............. .......f
why, 1 was deluded into toit-faifly deluded.
I had nothing TO do of evenings SO l went
.courting. Now. courtings fun enOugh-I
.hasn't got word to say agn cOurtiDg. It's
about as good way Of killing an evening as !
IknO~ Of Wash your face, put on clean
,diCkey. and 60 and talk as sweet as sugar or
.moIasses candy for an hour or two--to say
nothing of few kisses behind the door as your
sveekssrt goes to the step With you,
Whep was a single man, the world wagged
oo-wsil enough. 1t was just like an omnibus;
I ras passenger, paid my levy, and hadn't
Eo,hing more 10 do with it but sit down and moi
care button for anything. s'pOsing the ON
a.sgs got upset well, ! walks of. and leaves
.he manto pick up the pieces. But then l must
take wife and be hanged to me. It's all very
vel, for while; but afterwards it's plaguey
like owning an upset omnibus
'Non?' quered Montezuma, whats all that
about omnibusses?' ..- l#..ar
What did get BY it% continued GamRlie
regardless of the interruption. How much
fun7-Yhy, yaWning old woman and three
squallers. Mighty different from cOurtng, that
is: What's thefun ofbuying things to eat ant
things to wear for them, and wasting all goot
spreeing money on such nonsense for other peo.
pie? And then, as for ding what you like
there's no such thing. You can't clear Ou
When peoples owing you so much money yor
cant stay convenient, No--the nabbers must
have you. You can't go on aspree: for wher
you come home mssus kicks up fuss.
You can't teach her better manners, fol
cOnstabIes are as thick as blackberries, In
short, you can do nothing, Instead Of Yes, my
duck, and No my DEAR AS you please, hon
ey,' and When you like, likely like it was il
courting times it's a darning and mending, ant
nothing ever darned and mended. If it wasn'
that am particularly sober, I'd be inclined tC
driuk--its excuse enough. It's heart breaking
and it's all owing to that I've such pain in m,
giEzard Of mornings. Pm so miserable mus
stop and sit on the steps ..t. #.....
What's the matter now?'
Pm getting aggravated My wife's savin
critter-a sword Of sharpness, she cuts th'
throat of my felicity, stabs my happiness, chops
all my comforts, and snips up all my Sunday
go-to-meetings to make jackets for the boys
she gives all the wittes to the children, to make
me spry and jump about like a lamp-lighter.
can't stand it--my trouble is overpowerinI
when come to add 'em up
'0h, nonsensel-behaye nice-don't make
noise in the street-.be a man. s ..s
'IIow can be man, when belong to some
body else2 Ny hours amt my own-my money
amt my ovn--I belong to four people besides
myself--the old woman and them three chill
dreu. I'm partnership concern; and so man!
has got their fingers in the TILL that I mus
bust up. I'll break, and sign over the stock i
trade to you.
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farmtr's 8 Department
Hair Balls In Cattle.


We clip, from the Ohio Cultiyalor, the fol-
lowing account OF hair balls in eattle, more con-
monty known as switch balls" which we re.
commend 70 the attention Of all those who be-
live in witches shooting cattle with hair balls,
10 satiate a fendish disposition towards some
neighbor. a..1
A few years ago the purchasers Of hog hair
at Terre HsuIe. Ind, carried il out upon the
prafie and spread il on the grass to dry. This
was in the fall and winter. After being wash
ed with the rains. it was raked up, leaving a
portion sticking in the grass. In the spring
this was the earliest green spot and conlinu-
ed to be the sweetest, as was proved by the
cattle rcSorting thereto feed. BY and by one
lof them died, then another and another, though
apparently fat and healthy. Then one was
opened 70 ascertain the cause Of death, and
afterward others for curiosity. In the stom-
.ach Of those who had fed most upon this hair
manured spot, we're found two or three dozen
hair balls, such as we used to be told when a
boy. we're witch balls" We have seen them
three inches in diameter, and solid as it is pos.
sible to compact hair together. The calami-
" grew SO serious that the owners Of cattle had
to plow up the ground and turn under the sod
and its rich manuring, whiah continued 10 show
its effects for years after
Hair balls are often found in the stomachs oI
cattle on The fam, from mOrhid appetite oI
leating their own or another aniasal's, or when
the swine have been butehered; and perhaps
oftener produce death than is imagined. To
prevent accidents, let all the hair be ploWed
under: it is very valuble manure.
{ The foregoing extract from an exchange pa
per, reminds us Of a still more remarkable in.
stance of the accumulation of these bair balls
10 cows stomach. We have in our Office one
of these balls of solid hair, perfectly round
7 and measures 8 inches in circumference, which
, was presented to US several years ago by Mr.
Watson, Steward of the Institution for the
, Blind; in this city, who informed usthat he haC
recently taken il from the stomach of COW
along with n other balls Of similar kind bu
/, mostly smaller in size, the whole filling peel
\ measure heapng full. The COW appeared il
, good health, and was slaughtered for beef; bu
the distention Of the stomach by these balls
had for some months previous given her tn
d appearance of being with calf.
d The cause Of this extraordinary accumula
ton Of hair balls, was the same as in the cas-
above given. A quantity of hogs bristle
had been spread the year previous, on corne
II of the ground where the COW was afterwarc
u pastured ........
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AN ExPERIMEST-The Farm journal stales,
that man tried the experiment as to whether
ahock ofshsep actually diminished the amount
of feed required for other stock, and was pleas
ed to find that he could keep as many cattle
and horses on given quantity Of ground with
the addition Of a flock of sixty sheep as he
could before the last were added to the consu :
mers. He inferred from the experiment that
the sheep stimulated production to fully pay
the amount of their keeping. if not more.