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crpcUIr coURT-APEn @-Before Jadss MITCHELL.
ACTION AGAINST RAILROAD cospo W. !,
- ,ha .u;t nv Francis Huber agt. Nicholas dc

n.,,. eonxu,tor on New jersey Ra'lrnsd to re-
Asm,ses Tor e.ctps plaintiff from the Ger whereby one
"a ~,s breksn tsesdy referred to tn, Jury rave
Ss, n, plsip6 OF 81 900 which motion, the Court
s..Ss a. ROW snce in addition, Of per cent.
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Bouutp Cano t11arrants.


BOUNTY LANDS.-All persons entitled to-
- LAND WARRANTS under the late Act Of Cons,sy, can
properly collected application TO WILLtAM
e aAWs, No. l7S csnsl-st. Letters from the country
promptly smwe,ed
DOUNTY l. AND.-ARMY OFFICERS
sEAMEN @AsIEgs NAVY CLERKS FLOTlLLA MEN
and INDIANA Tor tbe surviving widows or minor
Lsnd Warrant for lea All persoos entitled will oJ -:
DRESSING receive he form OF application, and we VIZ
18th The pep.rtme e a. wshinston afford US AGILITY
for the promp, owssns caims should be len via
DRAKE & BRADFORD No. ~ wsrH. -
REy.-Union Barb. Corn Exchspse Bank. Bowery sank.
BOUNTY LAND obtained for all Soldiers, Sea
40 rem Flctsnsn, sss ssncbles Tsam.tsn and others
r1 se s.ss s EYE Sso N w sDS NJ .@
r D-WARRANT OFFICE No. 63 WaIi-st,
- Nee Yors-Ths highest nsIsst price PAID for LaNs
"a tor~sr, mall otherwise spon receipts Of remit
Tsso ws, procured Soldiers others entitled V
'''''' '''''' 1''' I. j. COLEMAN, No. IS w.n.e
COIDIERS, SAILORS, TRANSFERS, who
~ have AIRY War Of tho United States since $780,
a Hc Of isso o. .Ppc.tS to a. can Get
PR nptly Chssts meoeIse No charges until Warrants q
AIMED wn SislsS o. s sss %
REFERENCES I'll. Hon James dsrper Ea Mayor Dwish
%s'ese s,q No ~ Wh sa ihs Hon "a, BrooAA
UNITED STATES BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
u TO Army and Navy Ofeea soaen both Regulars snl
Volunteers ssios Marines Slotls Men, Nuscisns Wssc.
s m, Ps a.. AZ: n Gs. IL s..s Is
yea, I7st m, 1v Of s5S g'ss yos one Hsa4yed sad -.
zeye. % Bounty Land! We prepared 70 pvo.psy p,0''
a ire end 0S sy at '"'' o'ysss tss s,se
and hdnk towns =, ~ y; ~; W W
BsykRgscEs-BAnk OF the Com nonyeAlti Ohio Afs ~
<rus. Company
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ReeefutA of pruN.uce

Receipts Of Produce. APRIL %.
By Erie Rn,Iroadol tbl, fOar GA p,sL Provisions, 81
rkgs A.bss so co L.rd
~ No'h RTE sOah s. oa5 bis Flour. 2S' psE, Whisky,
q .fss alb
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&c dartnership Notices.

THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i under the stys of LAMBERT SNOW is this day oi.
iolvtd by mutual The bus will carried o. by
oEOhGE LAMBERT JOSEPH SNOW.
GEOR0E LAMBERT
No. $40 Broadway, New York, April Is, 1855
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~,,v.,op coUIr-l,niL Albumin 1raS-frsses'
vuYSA the M Jadses ,,.,...ac.

vuYhhi"S he IN Jadsea
- -. Mechanics Bsnh est The Melissa mao %ho
ivuesl from deeision OF Jndge nosmod." ,.iae
Asa 'sss iss. Of aen k.osd Co%psny .tses
81 tNnys 4, ,sthecateA BY Alex KJe, With the acc
- H., IN. est6sss Of said eighty i've snsfes
h.en ,ised by Robert Schuyler, - transfer sh'' sh'
d<sSe. .sI cane 90 for argument toasJ Mr Noyes in
ceppssy eoaended that ne espixi ~ ~ h.n
bevond e3 cte 600 the whole 81 when ea1 pen
~, he shsres ninshe3 beov loo toeu hxeo ~.
,.iSs bot pareslsly esess.e the T.s "a Va,
-. Sretssse or foreIy. the Company not h'o' i'e
cankis ned.
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wIsD-Durins the day. P. NJ eastward.

We learn foD ssndy Hoot pilot that brig went sshor
IS nj of Fire Island the l7th; had al sail on trim
TO hack her If. wind ct The time ~ ". w.
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s.urn- s,..n.h,ps Kpoavnle. ssv,nrsh; JsA Adter.
ch,,sstsp, Jsn,.san. Herfoh. 1e shps Lax ~at0o'
Care Tow; 2 z. Liverpool bark West "ind nosue
wIyD-Dsiins the day. ". ~ " sunset o. sne "e'-
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toned for aid to the amount Of &2oo ooo to 30 se-
cured by the frat and only mortgage upon the whole
property Of said company. The length Of said rosd
is &c miles Total cost OF the road aud equip nen's
to March 81, Iss5, was sl52a, 2li. This hss been
81 followa.
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DEDUCED PRICEs.-wATCHRs, JE
haIax M AMnNna Ard sILYEs-WARE

The undes gbed for the lea. eighteen vel know
Dealer and I'm ter rfsn for sale all goods Ia bis line
lower prices fo the sssus quality than other house,
rew.yois Philadelphia any other cry, and viii N6
- WATCHES. JEwELRY &C..
10 all parts Of the Uuitsd s.tes free Of charge AL Goo
xAuartsd a. represe1sd Orders BY mall pos.p.d fatAs
fully attended To-
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g. I Z b b Ms & c =
~ WATCHES DIAMONDS, and JcWELRY,
SILVER and sILVFR-P LATED WARE.
No 264 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
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Silver ". dina hnves PIe Knives Fish knives PchId
Forks Ice Koves Fruit KLves suttsr Knives, Chill
deu Sets viz Knife Fork aud Spoon, Silver Cups Napkin
Rings, We &c
Wsbes Clocks sud Jewey repaired at less than the usual
pricss Watches ana Jewery taken 10 escha &c.
GEO c ALLEN.
Importer OF Watches and J.welry Wholesale and Retail
No. IL Wa.lst tsecoud f0sr),
Broadwav Nav York. [
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Wasrbes, semeirp, or.

GOLD WATCHES and STERLING SILvU
" WARE. tosstaer With nsa assortment Of DIAAoSl
sur al birds CT foe Gsld ys ~elry ~ -.
GOLD IU7sS JURGtNssS W ICbEs 20 70 "a
GOLD ROBERT ROsKELL wkrcHEs...." lSsto
GOLD DErAcHlo tsNcRs....... .......... go y
Real Albsts Ware FSrt, Spoons, Gaze saske Tea Zee
lie st very lov pii,es
Al our soods warranted 20 te a. represented.
sQUIaE. LANDER Co. No. 81 Falton,a Y. y.
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Removals..

-----
REMOVA4. - CLARK, LIBBY & Co. have
IL removed fiom No lG3 Broad way to
No. II MURRAY ST.
REMOVAl. Of the CHRISTIAN HOME
~ ,he ofis OF the cBRIsTI,N HOME 1. removed
u 5sthst, bessen 4th and LexiDz tlss. ho1e
esa' within block and half Of Zion Church, Msil,o
tsi stages and Ssv within few tt-ps 81 the
NICE Ladies i'll please esve send tn their orders for
feIsesIysnts witch viii be prnctu,lly st.cdsd 20
REMOVAL HOLMES Il BOTLER's Alan
tstect safs cepot has be- REMOVED Sos 81 and
" Maiden lsne lneIoy Lbervl where assortment Of
their new PATENT ALUM FILLED SAFES be
sve a. tbs (ofsina Safe made by them which received
q. dr arc only nedsl 1t the Crystal Palace test Of -
hcurs in 1858
n B-A written v.nsrtse Of dyness Even With ece sefs.
- EN- OVAL .-GAUNT & DERRlCKSON
~ vrl rerloys from No. iss South No. ~ EEK
MAN ST. n the lot Of Nav next
REMOYAL VERNON BROTHERS have re-
~ moved from No lis Fultons. No. . BeeknsasL,
EUsu
THE New-York Office of NELL BROS. q Co.,
Il Mobile, New Orleans, ard Of Manchester ENGLAND, viii
70 removed On lat My frem No q 70 No. y William sL
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NEw.YoRK Merch l. 1855.
The Scrip a. above notice Is ready. Parties en-
tit. 20 please call for 1t tho office OF the Com
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Don't use Unrotted Manures.

Farmers are in the habit Of taking
manure on their land, in an unrotted, or
un decomposed state--anro,ted straw. and
horse manure, so applied, is worse than
vain. Before it can be used Tor plants. it
must be entirely decomposed. The first
stage Of decomposition forms dry mould
which draws moisture to itself, instead
of furnishing il to plants. In this state,
before it is decomposed sufficiently to
Weld any nourishment to plants, the best
season lor crops is-over. To insure good
crops, avigorous early start is necessary.
II they are i,jured by any cause lhat re-
tards an early sterf, they viii never re-.
cover. They are untitled to stand the
Intense heat and drou.h of mid summer.
unless they have favorable start. by
which their roots are spread wide and
deep lf-ths roots are spread wide and
deep. into, dry. mouldy straw. or borse
dung. the summer sun viii penetrate TO.
and destroy them. To be beneficial, il
should be ro;ted until i, is suitable for
roots to be sci in. and not put plants in it.
and then waii tor tito rot.
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Mail Arrangements,

4 RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF the mails
n at and from WooDsFIELp:
BARNEsvILL every day (except
Suday)at IL clock M. Departs every day lex.
cept Sunday at o'clock P. M.
BARNEsvILLE (via Calas) - Arrives every
Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock P. NJ Departs
every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 A. M.
MARIETTA (Western route)-Arrives every
Tuesday and Thursday at P. M. Departs every
Monday and Wednesday at 5 A. NJ fsr
MARIETTA (Southern route)-Arrives every
Saturday at P. M. Departs every Friday at 5
A. NJ.
Lanes New Castle)--Arrves every Monday
and Thursday at IL NJ. Departs same days at
P NJ. e.
SUNFIsH (Clarington) )-Arrives every Monday
aud Thursday al II NJ. Departs same days a,
9 P. M '"'
ST. CLAIRsvILLE-- Arrives every Monday and
Friday at 6 P. M. Departs every Tuesday and
Saturday at 5 A. NJ.
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nf lBy request ,
FAREWELL TO MY SCHOLARS.
BY NJ. c. WOOD.

.-ts BY NJ. G.WoOD.
Farewell my dear scholars here we must part,
I'mgoing to leave you, it grieves my poor
-heprt;
I've several engagements TO call me away,
Separation is needful and l must obey.
I've labered with you and taught you to spell.
connot stay longer hope you'lldo well;
If Eever see you more remember ppor me,
My time IS expired and ain set free.
We've met III this house with many smile,
And done up our work in beautiful style
This work to my mind s cheering and dear,
We here can depart without any fear.
How cheering it is, when think OF you all.
mere can depart with the great and the small;
Ard bid you adieu, a lasting farewell.
lu peace with you all hope wen so dwell.
Five months are now gone cannot stay here
bnpe you'll remember we all shall appear,
Where parting's no more around His grea
throne,
There we II shake hands in a heauti!u! home
Dear scholars, farewell, and shed not tear,
trust YOU II remember / love you most dear
I've toiled while end now I'll go home,
Wher. shall stay aud never to roam
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W. W. WALLACE,
French Burr Mill Stone,
MTT,T. FTP NTsuTNc
MILL FU RNIS SHING,
AND
STEAM ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT
3I9, 32l, 1913 Liberty Street,

STEAM ENGINE ESTABLISHMENT.
3l9, 32l, 1913 Liberty Street,
OPPOSITE SMITnFIELD ST.,
4sA PITTSBURGH, PA.
Steam Engines for Saw and FIGURING Mills gen.
orally on hand and made To order. Boilers for
Engines made tn order short notice. French
Burr Mill Stones, old aud lie W stock, OF my oS,,
manufacture. warranted best quality, always
hand at the lowest prices. Laurel Hill Mill
Stones always on hand. Mill Spindles. Mill
Irons. Mill aud Regulating Screws, Picks, Screen
Wire, Corn aud Cob Grinders, Cast Iron Ptovers
Leather Betting. Wagner's Patent and Common
Bushes, Metal Eye pieces for the Runner, a SUI
perior article, McCnnnell's Patei Driver, sim.
pie Article for turning the spindle, always on
hand. Also I.uil's Patent French Burr Smut
Machines, superior article, provided with a
powerful suction fan, and unequalled for securing
grain; they used III the large Pearl Mills. AL
legheny City. (Which turn out daily 700 bbIs
flour, and in 600 other mills ia the west. They
give general satisfaction, and are warranted to
| clean well. We annex certificate from one oi
the largest mills in the west, and refer to our
handbills for particulars: iiH
| PrrrsBURGH. June 26, 1852.
| w. w. WALLACE, Esq Dear Sir-We have
now in use in our mill two OF your Burr Smu
| Machines; they work TO entire salts action
aud they durable, not liable to get out OF or
der, and we consider them the best machines now
| in WILMARTH & NOBLE.
All orders promptly attended to.
w. w. WALLACE, Sl9 Liberty ST..
decl4 Pittsburgh, Pa. =
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d Legislature OF nnsylvana, with perpet
ual charter.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
His Excellency the Hon. James Buchanan,
Hon. w. H. Lowre, Hon. VIM. Wilkins. Hon.
Moses Hampton, Hon. Charles Naylor, Gen. J.
X. Moorehead.
P. DUFF, Author Of North American Ac-
countant," Professo of Book Keeping, and Com
mercial Sciences.
JOHN ID. WILLIAMS, the best off hand pen.
man in the United States, Professor OF Comaier-
ciai and Ornamental Penmanship.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, Of the Pittshri 9Th Bar,
Professor OF Mercantile Law aud POLITICAL Econ
omy.
P.HAYDEN, Principal of the Mathematical
Department, Professor of Mathematics. sc.
Mr. J. ID. Williams has permanently joined the
Faculty, and it will be that during his late
professional engagements in the East. he was
here regarded as the best pennan in the country
This Institution, therefore. presents atracti ms
to students offered by other of the sind in the
United States. The course of training comprises
! upwards 400 reai transactions, in 81 different
methods of Double Entry Book keeirg. 5000
practical business calculations, covering the whole
field of inland and foreign commerce. CONNER
cial Penmanship, with every modern improve
ment in the art. Business letters and buSices:
forms of every description.
DAILY LECTURES Commercial Law ant
| Commercial Sciences, the theory of profits, &c
Duf's Bookkeeping, Harper's edition, ''lh'
most comprehensive in the language" 81, so
| Duff's "Western Steamers Accountant" g;
perfect system Tor such accounts" 81.
ec-Send for Circular by mail
Nov. 90, 1854.
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An InfallibIe Remedy for Scrofula, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism. Obstinate CmtaOeous Eruptons,
Pimpies or Pustules on tho Face. Bloiches,
Bolts, Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes.
Ring Worm or letter. Scald Head, Enlarge
ment and Pain OF the Bones and Joints, Stub
born Ulcers, Syphlitic Disorders, Lumbago,
Spinal Complaints, and all Diseases arising
from an Injudicious Use Of MerturS, lmpru-
dence III Lite, or Impurity of Blood.
Gl5- This great alteratiye medicine aud Purifier
OF Blood Is now used by thousands Of grateful
patients from all parts OF the United States, who
testify daily TO the remarkable cures performed
by the greatest of all medicines. CARTER'S
SPANISH MIXTURE. Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tism, Scrofnia Eruptions on the Skin. Liver Dis
ease, FAvers, Ulcers. Old Sores. A ffectons the
Kidneys, Diseases Of The Throat, Female Com
paints pains aud aching of the Bones and Joinis.
are speedily put TO flight by using this great and
inestmatle remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has yet
been found to compare with it. X cleanses the
system of all mpuIi tiles, acts gently 'nd efficient
iy on the Liver and Kidneys. strengthens the Di
ge.iion. gives tone 10 the stomach. makes the
skin clear and healthy, and restores the COnstitu
ton, enfeeb.ed by disease broken down b,
the excesses of youth to its pristine vigor ant
strength.
For the ladies il is lRconparah!y better than al
the cosmetics ever used. A few doses nf CAR
rER's SPANISH MIXTURE will remove all sal
lowness OF complication, bring the roses maDtlin!
10 the cheek, give elasticity 10 the step. and i'm
prove the general health in remarkable degre
| he, ond all The medicines ever heard Of.
| The large number of certificates which we hav
received from person- from all parts of the UNI
ted States. is the best evidence that there is III
irnbug about il. The press, hotel keepers
magistrates, physicians. and public men, we
known to the community, al! add their testmn
nv to the wonderful effects of this Great Bloc
Purifier.
| Call on the AGENT aud get Circular an
| Almanac, and lead the wonderful cures th
truly greatest of all medicines has performed
Nome genuine unless signed BEN NETT
! BEERS, ProprietoIs No. Pearl street, Rici
mond, Va; to whom all orders for supplies an
agencies must be addressed Aud for sale by
Jno. NJ. Kirkbride. Woodsfeld w. f
Mallory, Sunfish & jamestown A. S. Ma
silliot. New Castle, Il. C. Penn, Antioch
and by dealers in medicine every wher'
| Nov. 22, I854-ly
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Holland House.
Woodsfeld. Ohio.

THE large and commodious house on the south
l. west corner of Main and Main Cross streets,
has been fitted up with new furniture ofhandsome
and comfortable style, and is now open for the ac-
commodation of guests. The subscriber invites
the patronage of the public; aud those who favor
him with their company may be assured of a hos.
ptabe reception, the best fare, and such comforts
and attentions as will make his house compare ia
voraby with any others. Bills moderate.
HORACE HOLLAND.
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Agritultural.s !
Prospects of Crops.

The following accounts Of crops in va
rious parts Of this and other states, we
copy from the Ohio Farmer.
S. JEFFERsoN County, VA.-.There never
was a better Prospec, of an abundant
fruit crop than at present. Wheat looks
very badly in consequence Of She dry
weather. Yet the farmers, think il rain
comes soon, we will have an ordinary
crop. hear no complaint of fly, or any
thing OF the kind Corn is all planted.
which is two weeks earlier than usual
Many, very many OF the cattle iu Virgin
ia died oil cold and starvation, the past
winter. as
CRops IN PENNsrLvANIA.---We are en-
joying considerable of rain in this county
a, present. May Sd, 1855 Compare
,ivel little pIowing and seeding done for
this time in the season. Winter grain
looks 6ne. Cattle are poor. Feed is
growing finely
From MusKINeuM COUNTY The pros.
pect for wheat crop a, this time is ,ole
rably fair; about the usual quantity Of
grain sown. Feed has been a little short.
but lew of our stock have suffered for
want OF it. Wheatis our staple. Con-
siderable number Of sheep and cattle are
kept, and there has been some improve
ment in both. The farmers are preparing
to plant more corn than usual. Pastures
look little bare, on account of the young
clover being killed by dry weather, and
late frosts for two years past The pros
pect tor frui. is fair; none of it killed by
cold zesli ;-..s SEQ
FROM PORTAGE COUNTY. Everything
is growing finely here; wheat looks well
Especially in sandy soils. The groundis
in good condition TO psow. We get ;he
plow down from eigh: to fourteen inches
with no great difficulty. would advise
farmers to plow deep. for We may have
another dry season.
II From Huron CouNry..---In moving Il
this place, we crossed Green. Clarke
Champaign. Logan, Hardin, and party
Through Hancock counties, In the frs
tour the yonng wheat promises an abnn
dant harvest. Great preparations are be
! ing made Tor large spring crops. =
| FROM CLARK CouNrY....- The crops To- 81
fine Wheat. oats and rye are all doin,
well. A good deal OF corn has been plan,
| ed, and some OF il is up. Grnss is grow
ing rapidly. We have had some FIN
rains, and have every prospect of larg
crops. - a'iAis @ r.
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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies' and Gentlemen,
BARNEsvlLLE, BELMoNT CO., OHIO.

THE FOURTH SESSION OF this Institution
i will commence on MONDAY, April 2ud,
1855, and continue IA weeks.
Young Gentlemen wishing to learn Civil Engi.
neering aud Surveying, will have a favorable op.
portunIty during the Spring and Summer Ses-
sons, the proprietors have procured all the in-
struments necessary for field practice.
Special attention. will be given to those wishing
to qualify themselves as Teachers.
Tuition fees are moderate, and every care will
be taken to afford pupils the means of acquiring a
thorough Classical and Mathematical education
For further particulars inquire of
JOHN l. THOMPSON,
SAMUEL DAVENPORT.
BarnesvilIe, Feb. %, 1855.
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Grave Stone Cutting.

"HE undersigned has removed to Sunfish
Greek three-quarters OF a mile above Rich.
u ners mill where he is Carrying on the business oil
GRAVE AND TOMB STONE CUTTING.
in its various branches. Those entrusting their
work TO him ill have it done in the neatest and
most approve style OF workmanship. and at IN 3D.
crate prices. <ss-Marbie Grave and Tomb Stones
urni.hed 10 order p. CAWLFIELD.
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New Shop.

6a B. E. D1ngan has remov-
So ed his SHOP from Ferry to Main street,
South side, doors West Of J. r. Smiths where
he is prepared To do ali kinds of work in his line.
WATCHES AND CLOCKS repaired and ,Dar-
ranfed to keep good time. 50
Claringl,n, Nov. 23. 1855
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experiments with Potatos.

s A correspondent OF the Practical Far
mer. gives the following as the result Of
his experiments with Potatos last season.
His ground was divided into squares oi
four,een PAGES each. making about twenty
one fifths OF an acre. The following is
the yield:
p Lot No The potatos were covered
with sal, hay, about six inches thick over
the whole square. :. Yielded four bushels.
Lot No. 2--The potatos were covered
with Stacked lime. then covered with soil,
then halt aabushel of salt over the square.
Yielded four bushels. s@s a
Lot No. 3-The po,atos were covered
with soil, then a coating OF lime on the
top. Yielded four and quarter bushels.
Lot No. 4--'rhe potaios were placed
in the hills on. the lime. and then covered
with soil. Yielded four and quarter
bushels.
Lot No. 5--First put shovel full OF
tan in the hill. then the potatos on the tan
and covered with soil. Yielded four and
quarter bushels. Is s
Lot No. 6--Put q shovel tull Of 0ariI
mai ure, from the stall where my oxen
| were kept, and covered with soil. Yield.
| ed four bushels-the poorest lot in the
field. 49, 80 i, .9.ssa 40
Lot No. 7--Dropped the potatos and
threw shove! full oi tan upon them, ant
then covered with soil. Yielded fou
bushels and hall. '=''iss
Lot No. 8--Dropped the potatos ant
threw shovel full OF meadow mud upoi
them and then covered with soil. Yield
ed tour bushels.
Lot No. 9-The same as No. 8, will
the potatos dropped on no mud. Yielde'
four bushels. 80
+ The potatos in Nos. 8 and Z were up
week before the rest
Ia most Of the parcels. except where tn
tan was used, there were found more o
less defective potatos. s
Those that grew in tan were larger
smoother, and Of better quality than III
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