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WEST NOTTINHAM
A G \ ID T. Nj y.
CECIL IOENIY. .MIRYL.4NI

A G \ - T. M Y,
CECIL COUNTY, .MfRYL.4ND.
TIVE next session of this Institution will
4 commence ON the first day of November
The course of study is extensive, such as to
fiji students for either of the classes Of Col
lego, or any Of the business pursuits of life.
Parents may here secure for their sons
superior facilities for instruction, II pleasant,
retired and healthy residence, and entire
freedom from immoral associations.
Terms per session, boarding and washing
10000, Tuition $1,000, German, French and
Italian, and Drawing extra.
For circulars and further particulars, adj.
dress the Principals at Battle Swamp, Cecil
county, Md. GEO. DUFFlELD, A. VI.
Il. L. NJ. FAEIlTI. 4. NJ.
Oct. IL. Principals.
REFERENCES.
LEVI il. EVANS. Esq, President.
Rev. JOHN SQUIER, Secretary.
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CO.PaI1ncrShjn.

Daniel karsner has associated with him
David F. karsner and will continue the Dry
Goods and Grocery business at the stand
recently occupied by Lindsay Il Karsner un-
der the firm Of ID. F. KarSncr 4 Co.
Chesapeake City Nov. 18th, 1855. st.
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NOTICE.

'''; g; :"''' s., s;;:, e; +: s.! e.:
Thomas S. Thomas Gerry.
and Wife.
DY virtue of an ordcr of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil County, in Chanccry. notice is
hereby given, by the undersigned Trustees
IN the above cause, to all persons holding
judgmcnt against the above named Thomas
S. Thomas, which are liens on the estate de-
creed in this cause to be sold, 20 file their
claims with the Clerk of this Court, on or be-
fore the twcntyfirSt day Of next November.
JOHN C.. GROOME,
GEORGE EARLE,
oct. ~, lS3o-lt. Trustees.
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HOUSE PAINTING.

CAMUEL W. DOWNING has taken into
~ Partnership Mr.. +. Pollock, OF Phi iladel-
pha, who is a first rate Painter and an cx-
ccllcnt imtator of all kinds of wood and
marble. Between the two they will be able
to give full satisfaction to any who may en-
ploy them. DOWNING 4 POLLOCK.
Nov. 3-tf.
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Con stables Sale.

pG virtue of two wrts OF Ecndi Exponas,
- issued hy Edmund Brown, ESP, one OF
the Justices Of the Peace, Of the State of MAJ
ryland, in and for Cecil County, one ut tho
suit of Samuel ii Miller, AID the other at the
suit Of Joseph Pcrrock, both against the
goods and clatlcs, lands and tcncmcnts, of
of Samuel McCrca, and to me directed, |
have seized and taken into Xecution all the
right, title. interest, claim and estate of the
said Samuel McCrea, in and to all that piece
parcel, or tract Of land, lying and being in &C.
ell county. in the 18th Election District. on the
South side OF the road leading from Fair Hill
to the Rock Meeting House, containing.
Acre Of Eant',
more or less. and hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY. the lSt day of Dcccmbnr. 1865,
ut the Court House Door, in the town of Elk
ton, between tile hours Of ] O'Clock and ;
O'Clock, p. NJ, will offer the said property
to the highest. bidder for cash, to satisfy said
writs.
IIEZ. FORD, Const.
Nov. 10, 1855.
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Business AT NoRFoLK.-Thc Norfolk pa
pcrs speak ola gratifying revival in business
there. Tine various ship yards are said to
present a scene Of much activity.
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REMOV AL.

TNIIE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his
l. friends and the Public generally, that he
has moved to the Store House formerly oc-
cunicd by Jsmes Denny, Esq, where he will
be pleased to see his old customers and all
those who wish to purchase cheap Goods.
SAMUEL ii. MILLER.
Dec. 18th, 1851.
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tTrhc American gain in the State of New
l",k, since the election Of last year, is A.
col
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NOTICE..

hOTkSE.
} Ohm W. Webster and !
Alice W. Webster his Circuit Court of
wife. Cecil county. IN
VS.. fChanccry, Octo-
Margaret j. Jackson, Der Term, 1855.
and others.
ORDERED this 18th day of October, 1855,
" upon the petition in the above cause
filed, that the Trustee pay the mortgage debt
in the proceedings in this canse mentioned,
or such pay thereof as may by the account Of
the Auditor in this case to be stated, appear
to remain upaid, to the petitioner, Alice W.
Webster, and not to the Executors or Adj
ministrators of John Webster, decd; unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shcwn on or
before the first day of.April next; provided
copy Of this order be inserted in some
news PAPER published in Cecil county once a
week for one month before the LIST day of
December next.
JAMES NJ. BUCHANAN.
True copy, Test,
II. II. MITCHELL,
oct. 2'-lm Clerk.
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spRiNG s. SUMMER GOODS

Ed LACK, Plain and Watcrcd Silks, Rice
CD Plaid Powered Silks, at 10 C; Changea-
BILE Silks, G2a to - C; Striped and Plaid Silks
- to Sl.31 J; large lot of Lawns. fast colors,
81 C; plaid and striped lawns, 12a C, worth
1Sa CO Calicos, fast colors. 81 to 10 C; Ba-
RACES, Challis, Baragc dc LANES, De Bcgcs.
nc. Also
MATING AND CARPETTNGS.
Just received lot of Ingram. Hemp and
Eeniian Carpet. A, "a and GA. White
and Colorcd Mattings, which we are selling
off very low for cash. or country j.. oducc.
North East, June = HUGHES BRO.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

WE have just returned from the city with
w large and spcndid assortment of all kinds of
Fall Goods, comprising Cloths Casimeres Cast
netts Blue. Black and Fancy; also a large variety
OF l.adys Dress Goods of every kind and at ali
prices Clothing: coats. pants, .vcsts. shirts and
drawers of various kinds and very cheap for sale
by ALDRIDGE& GRANT
Oct G.
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]. A. DAVIS & co.

Successors TO WILMER 4 DhvIS,)
PORT DEPOSIT, MARYLAND.
ID ESPECTEULLY inform their old friends
IA and the public that although lately burnt
out by II disastrous fire they are again resdy
to wait upon them as formerly. Our Office
at present is in Winners Granite Building at
the head ofthc wharf, where we will be found
until New Ware House is built.
We have on hand all kinds Of
GUAAG, LunEsEE,
Shingles, Ldth, SAT- md Fish, &C.,
and contnue to purchase GRAIN, giving the
highest market lrice.
We are also Agents for the
PEACHBOTTOM SLATE QCARRIES,
and have slate always on hand and for sale.
j. A. DAVIS co.
Aug. 'oJ-Gm.
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VALUABLE SMALL FARM
FOR SALE.


kNllE subscriber offers at Private Sale the
Il property on which he now resides. half 4
mile from Fair Hill, Cecil county, Md. 1t
contains
II ACRES OF LAND
in the highest state Of cultivation. laid of in
three lots, well fenced with good posts and
rails.
The improvements are good two
story BRICK HOUSE. 90 it. by IA t1fare,
IT., with cellar, and kitchen alta chcd ,,rsssSs-n
and a barn sufficient size for the tiE,N|iA
farm. There is good spring of wa
ter near the door, and small quantity of
Woodland. For .urthcr information call on
ABRAHAM DOBBS,
Aug. 23th-tf on the premises.
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A- MD. 1890 PEACH -
TREES, consisting Of all the best varieties
now in cultivation, to wit:
Troth's Early Red large Early Yorks, large
Early Orange, Honest Johns, yellow Rare
Ripe, Patterson Seeding, Red Rare Ripe,
old Nixon Free, old Nixon Cling, Magnum
Bonnm, Rodman's Free, Wards late Red
Free, late Heath Free, Reavc's late yell
low, Late Dclawarc's, Red Heath Cling,
Crawiord's late Malagatonc. Amock's late
Yellow, Temples Late White, Late Rare
Ripe, Late Heath Cling, FoX's Seeding,
Lagrangcs, Algicr Winters.
These trees are one year Old, from the bud
and of large size: the buds were selected
from all the principal orchards in the months
of August and September, when the trees
were in bearing, and may be relieved on as
the kinds specified, and will be ready for
rranpanting by the 10th of October. Having
been engaged in raising Of Peach Trees alone
and the cultivation Of Peaches for number of
years, now feel confident that | have Sc
!ccted from all parts the country, the very
best kinds and will warrant all trees sold by
me to be of the kinds sold for, as | have
them in bearing in my orchard. / have
spared neither money or pains in selecting
the best bearers, and the most adapted to
the markets, and to exclude all others from
my list. | will sell the present year at five
cents piece by tie 1000, and six cents q
piece for less than that number. Address
the subscriber, at Cccilton. Cecil county,
Md. JOHN UUSFELT.
Sept. 90, 1855.
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All oil which, except to the amount OF
Sl2o, which was sold, was consumed on the
premises. The amount received for produce
sold the levy (S2 500 for the ma intainance
OF the Poor, made the amount in our hands
S2,623; and the whole amount expended by
us in supporting the House was S2,7l9.G7,
leaving S94.G7 unpaid, to be included in your
levy for this year.
In the last Levy there was also included
S400 for improvements on the Aims House
building, and for other repairs, all of which
has been expended as per vouchers fled
The basement Of the House has been put in
good condition-part Of the second story has
been papcred-thc well was made deeper
and the pump rcpaircd--a large oven was
built, and the whole amount exhausted in
Judicious repairs and additions to the pro-
pcrty.
We respectfully recommend, that at least
one new furnace lie put up in the House; the
present ones being too expensive in the use
OF coal, without sufficiently heating the
House. The amount of coal consumed from
November 10th, 1854, to March 10Th, 1855,
was 3Stt tons, which made the heating of the
house much more costly than If wood had
bCeu n;cd.
Owing the unusually high price Of provi-
sions and tho large number of inmates We
suggest the necessity Of increasing the an
maui allowance for the support Of the poor.
Signed;
JOHNSON SHIPPERS,
DAVIDSON ID. PEARCE,
THOMAS MILLER,
WIN. CAMERON, (of RobD
GEORGE RICKETTS,.
IN, ON
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The Corresponding Ss.crttssy ef the
Benton Cenn,y Agricultural Society,
addressed better af sinvitAaion 4, sep:
Shields 20 deliver ihs a,,r',nl sd a -
before tho Association in ~, e,nbsr, i',|
which the following reply has been rsrE
ceived -: ODE M
SH,Elps' SETrLtnEHr. Aug. Z, 80
DkAa Sts,e.I have The honor q, nc.
knowledge The receipt u yo,r polite
invitation 10 address, The Bent,n ca
AQriicsuli turai S,ci,ty III sank Rapid, a,
their Aamual Sesais,,, il ID .celn',er next.
Per,aitf ana ~ sradrr yeu my sincere
thanks ior this mark nf ys,ir kind atten-
tim. and Irasp~ct. Il cssl,Stifsltes'a Hat
tgriux rec .gniti ~ nj MY asf ni>~i ~ ia,ts
the S5csety Of iarl p6r& hive becS,tM'.
asfara..rr, MA alsis sagl. The bpSinrss i
po v.ts ne, mi y myself better il my
6teseEn y'scsti,a flstf ! have 4 me be-
1Sts lsr, s,...; s,3s s,..
Bnt snys alksar Sir. aasist learnimsre 81
ne aft &ad A,vstery nf tsr1,u4 bet;art
y Venture ID sbsa illsss. stis. t,lisiAct sisd
nj 1 viii aNk II ~ sycNs|Ht Ailsse llas
y. =. fk;s lX1d " wlli ! A. I'D me The d. i,
si3cs s isis- y ~ bslars yo'ii
sosiseyo12
liasss An 81 !
b. i Es.rsvs Issa.. ] B
. ~ . iss Y. 4 R |. Y Co. Az Soes's'y
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LAND WARRANTS.

TIME Subscribers offer or sale Land Warrants on
id wears credit. WHO WANTS SOME !!
Do you known Of a choice 40, 80 81 100 acre piece.
(prai.ie IL wocdlan) y,ir farm tha, yy, would
like III secure II you alb, call at oar ire and xet
\ Land Warrant. Perhaps sspu sanw &c 4 piece
worth : an acre. Dor, t.se ne opportunity Il
secure it. For tsTms call i, sn.. ailice. 'a'
TRACY g. FARNHAM.4
Hank srs, 81. An,hony.
ST. Anthany. Min. Ter. 4s Dlltf N /
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STOCK MARKET,

q ROSS keeps on hand. in 81. Aaihony. Lower
~ Town) 4 large and welt selrrted ~ &c mich
Cows and work Oxen and oihrr Cattle, M Cor sale II
ots to AMT lurchasers Rersnns viii irH Hnoi Out
l II tair prioss, ned only "a call ,he sock Mar,
ket and got the worth ,,f th4ir money.
81. Antheny. July 20, 1885. l1mSs
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POTATOES.


For the hes~fit of shnse who may feeI
Interested. we give the i;,lln,sins results
~ one of our experiments this season sa,i;
with pn.at,,es: ". \ y, 81
We planted, in highly mannred spil,
using we'll rooted manure, which WAS
piawed in--- s|ss
3 pounds whasr pota..~s, 2 p,,asee. 10 e,rh I'LL.
prpducrd, ~ u 0n1
:" cat - 4 pr.r.- 4, tsssh hill, Al ID & Fl
So" iwhde !. I, slrits lo,as,r.
iarhea deep, prsinc~di, $1,000. IS !" 8 g!
: - whoir very smallest sixe D, .tats.s
inch = IN hin. ,rssdas, -. =. ..66 I. l2 !.
This shows thar barge 'pas,o+s. c,I,
though The same number be pitt " ,tyIiss::
hill y,eli more thanrwh .lei p .tafaes.+-ii,
shows also, thu, they yield h.t,er ID fiilts
than in driIls--ana ~ % .planting pig
potatoes j, proves conclnsiv.Iy sllat they
are better whole Cor seed than larsr
ones cut. As regards the size nf The
potashes dug the pig. potatoes gave the
largest one Of the ~, weighing sec n
Teen ounces 1.-THE aver,ge size favnriag
the smallest seed planted Wepurp,s..
trying other experiments with tie p IA |
toes next season. a,SI hapc some of our
readers will try same alsp,, and. let us
hear after the results. ss9ise.itls'ia ssess sats
To be acarats ID all such experiments
it is much the hest fact the only cor-
rect meth"d-to weigh both the seed
and product.
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u II n u u TO

II r FER TO
I tyoyeyaor. w. A Gar,na,p. 81 Pad. WI
naran.l, Doriic, md Co. Mn Fork. fS.
G. st Bsrriers md Bro.,l ysaD Ofisans ss
Firutan L,espes4.
J a,.i y. w .lsh, 81, Louie
81 n C..nps6sll AMI ~. Galsnd.
B 81 u lAnsp4s.sd. ~ " a Il Bsss ii Il
Hon. III tH. 'f,,h,es. .S1e,ldofa.
Hon eGt NJ. Jpnes. DsbYqass lopa, hi a1sea
Nai.a1 and R0 l4ess, e
HIM A.ss;. Daiye, BYtija9 ZION, 1oi0as
M nj It,i.vbtuxh snsl III atsss.s5s stfs \
& Exc, ..t'e,, n, !, Ramsey /, - P :,
RE. iisll1ns!ieasl Ana Becker, " ~
ss sviIkin md Wan Even 81 4 81 WI
All Paul. .Apsil. 1853. q
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WIN PARHONS.,i

8E8SSss8a8 ~ v NJ nj ~ w PANDONS,s ID
Attorney anil Soi,citdr, coffee II NIa..nic Hall
hnitting) Mianeapnli.. Minnss.sa. IlveaHyt.sis
made ii my part ~ the Ca.a,ty, aud Any busess
ti,,ask~ CAisis ef the Terriusy ~ ,he SnywNa,r
Chart of ths United Stasss. prmssaly attended IL.
W. my 20, ~ a0yt
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ST. ANTHONY MlNNESl)TA

= u =
oIlEs1lo MN ,asds g E.,a,. j t..essa.t III !.
- sale at elSAAdisirale4H Eastern drafts aud
Fcefiihcates W deposii cashed. Current Bank
notes tenelysd 0H del4,4iis. Gold fls sale. IN
frest HilsNed on eIecial d.nei,s. 4 laleis, Town
property. and Wild siaadsa Ew saia. Houses u,
rent. etc. &c. Az persops having Real Estate
6, s. y. Z, II Y A M. = fr.'hass 'a'N .
W. would .ssys,. 1ss&Fge.4 !, ao@i,g hers
consuming ns they Cat. asqsrp4in MIA. lands nre
sired. We will acl ID assats FL III purchase Il
such lands which We can generally buy Oh more
variable terms than can strangers.
Pe's sons wishing u make investments. ran do
g through our #gencyuss Gvorabiy ~ II Here
MONEY INVESTED I'M real. EsFATR.
We viii 'nyssl tpogsy in Real EslH,e. fort the
,irs' three hundred daass. i, Eve PET cent. on the
investment. and three per cent on III sums OYER
that and will give, TX ithaat ch,rge, full mud
acetfate aeecriptU66f the ISlsds 1lhs quality &c
I've soit--prbPotion of tbfairis and lumber land,
.apsr s,c ard tha prahgble prnftahlenes- nf III.
!. vii a'so 'e' Iss ass"'. he
= IoEATIoN OF LAMP WARRANTS v, \
WA will rnia. government lai.I. f.,r cupanIis,s
and rsali tbs sa.n~ b4 desired. III one halt III
ths pro6Is, and share the lsssea sooallv. Il, hi.
Course should IL squuiis ,,,.re.ted. wiith III
capitalist in securing choice ,1ecrs IT land. ~
~ will buy govrrn,nan. las.,s. ia MI n,er in.o i,
~''''en ohsata take them are YEAR. from
das~ o. entry. AZ q bundled per cent Ounce on
me Original eost q loose MI claim, III Dor ser
vices-th ..''4 enzing tuea8gpta rent per annum
10 csps'ali-,s for fhe use IL their ,munew Far
iasis entered N this manner, we Az, no,h,ng lin
the expiration 81 the FIVE ,ear- fFor personally
.e'-r,ns and entering government land We cha rge
l2i Gets, per acre: yssla
Eastern Drafts, ~ Certificates or, DeDosit. re
ceiyed IN payment for lards .s.
I,,a ,..g 'IssR AA'CY s FARNHAM. Fl.
Htss r ERE N CT. $ II, g. s., Y
Hon O. n Dorlrtle. Utica. IN. III ss..s. ], !!
Hon John G Human. Mayor ol Utica, N vi
Me- rs tsi-rk and Richardson. ., do do. !,
Hon F. W LeayeHxorth. Sec State, Albany, Y. .
Hon Dan Frait. Jus Sup Court, Syracuse, N Y
Hon Israel Harrington, d.
Me--rs Ely. Clapp e Barnes, New York d
WIN H Woodbury.. Esq
Ssm~ei w Pn,man. Esq. Brooklyn, N y.
Hiram X Jerome. Esq Rochester, N Y
Henry +. Fish, Esq; sis1Yss.' ID lslf Il
sax,cn R G.yi,,, Esq !, T., on-. N Y
Charles Clark, Eco, Buffalo, N Y .
Gen'ge SerIye, Esq. Geneva. N Y.
ST. An:hOny ADrii f.sstftt Ef4sgi s@4s WI VI
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TSWe have crop Of beans this
season, known a. the .yetlsw eyes.
that from one stock we have sh.lifd ont
fifty-one beans. We wlnuid like i"
hear from brother TURNER'S WIN. may
have any very prolific seeds. and shall
take pleasure. in !, ,,icins the ssne.
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/ FOR SALE.

on ACRES Of land near the town Of Wa,ab,
CVJs~i,h = good Dwelling House said l,re,nie-
es, on the hank DC The Mississippi River, and close
10 he Territorial Read leading from Poin, hougas
TO- Fort Ripley. For fertility & and beauty of hca-
lion, il cannot he surpassed il any part of the Terri
tory. Said hand ia situated opposite the Wa'ah
Prairie, the late home Of the Wianelago Indians.
A For further particulars apply 10
Sank Rapids, May "A, 80. WIN. CONNELI..
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Onnn dCRES Cor sale, &c choice prairie
CUUU of rich soil and beautifully situated
miles below Sank Rspids. he County seat ii
Bentor Caunty, near the Mississippi River and
Territorial Road. For farming purposes, there
i 10 more desirable land in Minnesota. h-
same WILDE sold in quantities ~ suii purchasers
price FIVE dollars per arre half east, dow d, md
half On time Land s,,fire of 4
TR.aCYS F.aRJArFIJf.M.
ST. .Anthanv. April, S.. sn
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G. ~ ACRES for sale near Anoisa one pec~
~ III sef 40 acres. several of so. and rhe
balance I 60 Price from S. ~ 81, acrordin !. IL
disiaItce from town. and gna!i'y &C land.
TRACY & FAR.NrHHM.
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{. BAl.I- ,strr Il rsry m aalf fs,uset,,c G,ei
I S5srsEiis, BASIS And Sii M, Clsftiiu9, etc &c.
uypsF HSw1y Sts AnthSay MINT spta TesFie,sy.
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- We received by ,naii from the.
Cs,lunbea River. some IT the Orena,
Peas las, fall; these we're planted this
seaspn, and yield we'll. being a dwarf
variety-sn,atl in size, bnt prolific ~
yielding abont 50 - f,r field culture
they viii gain great lay,r. Tne 4 'd>'
form on the upper part - The vine siiil'sl and
they can be easily IN wed witan,nt she'll
ing om the peas. u, . u i l, B !. Is ss 4.
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4 HfNI AGREa sfS' SHE near St. Anihs.ny -
lOD The land borders IN SANDY Isaks-s..is
we'll wnirrrd md fi,nheresi There il nv richer
sail: md Il S,,mlI,an oat II ,h4 finest si-. i;
Ninnessts. To person desiring a farm ii 3
pisasin, distance iron 'cwn.S sf- rlars presents
unusual attraction, Cali u, 1he oiice If ..s.< s5
tsssis &, 1'R yfCY5 FyfaR.hsHH1fsss
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-, Farmer Les-ii-<lide. just sack
that straw a. il c-aaes fr,nthe Thres'sf
ing Machine, 50 lint i; VIII keep 4, ~. .assd!
order until spring, il y ,at take npH:ac;l'
room, and il. W, havs hay eno,'gl, l,,r
your own stock. i may be- that ss,,de Of
your neighbors will need j, befsre grass
comes again 80 sa@s sis il Is ~
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Il SPLENDID Int tf Fishing 1'as
IN t,;ass mounted. T,mt, Bars, AND
three t,rix joints. Silk. ass. linen
silk worm gut, Henning's Limrtrk Gun
ta,ian hooks, -inkrss, II. air, ard a;tifrs
sale by MORTON AkT
Saint Paul, Arril. 1856. q w..
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EIAs1L otJE TlfEM AsgR E.ss::.
= As s' s as ses hsa,.,es az, re dug and
The Cora hnskrd. b;,cb !. u. -. j. = ~. -,

9 s 80 s' - as We hNat.ses are ding and
he Cor" h'skrd. hileh up The team, Il ana
haul cut all tin. old manure around The
barn. put ii in heaps Of one lead y"
each, near enough together snthat when
/. il spread in the spring. the ground
will be pretty well covered, We say
haul ,seut this e.ll. Eheeaa<s II w" put
4. OF until mex, spring. there may be
smother fyear elapse 'hef'.ie ynn cpins
mence mannring the sill |; and besides
if i,tis put in heaps tbs fall, YIN will
have 81 spread !, bsi.re YIN pl,w ss II; i's t 1
sp.ing.s T,tho,el hosaject II nr,nar-
ing the sol in our Terrisny We ,nit;'ely
suggest that they tryothe experiment ''ns
orewosyears and srs r. their crops WI
no. repay them . an extra yield fpr ihe
trouble Of putting an the manure W.
have triedit, and, & speak Nv the hook 7 7