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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-29
THE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
MANnEA cTuRERS AND DEALERs IN

CG4 u IN I'D % w Gl @ II
AyIN reduced their prices to correspond with the re-
duced Of Satpetre continue to offer theix we'll
known brands of INDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE owder in kegs and canisters Also Gunpowder for
Blasting Mining. uprising full quate
and kinds required by the trade guaranteed to give entire
satisfacton.
The their Powder which has enjoyed the
rppu ton than twenty years will be
found other manufaeture of The kind in
the world.
the principal Dealers and also at the Office OF the
Company, NO. 50 Wal, Water street. New York.
a. G.. HAZARD, President.
4 F. DoUGfNss. Secty. mY26-6md
WATER COOLERS ANDTCE CHESTS.
EEH0SE who would practice will at call ON
Horubro0k and purchase those desirable articles
We sell them low for cash. :. - - .
jyl5 p. HORNBRO0K COi
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RBCE HAVEN FOK SAFE.

-. WISHING to retire from active business 70 ny
ss=5r farm / offer this place Tor SAFE On II Is
gfi conn Tavern House, one large tnIee goLy
5 Stone Warehouse also one Of frame Pork t.eose
with capacity slaughter from 400 TO 30o hogs Pc.
with good Stables all necessary OUT
has stone landing good depth OF Ta5er ana a. al CO
raa from mud possesses Dry GOODS aso
- T5 80 il wifsiv known shipping poin seeono
G @ 10 ps on the Ohio river rSm Louisyle 70 ~
ts roeetion and chara of the business oi Sns
& r,nsraveiy require other branches ot M ar ~ %
-. Tobacco Stemmery. &C., %c-t al eSSeH
Ell se'sssary to supply the demands OF tne Puoo'f ~
which If done wonld increase the from which
- no trade been derived Sior 81
90 sh .bis lsipt than other Will IN shofe Time ee
~ his plaee (as order has been ls:oso IrVl eou1t
for the oPeHl's "a ~ ROBERT GRAHAM.
dress RoeF Haven. Ky.
iy9-tds --5- - r.
e aug5 e E. 9iLBhti d w. '3'' "e~i ''+.
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E DW AJsD 30 VIE ,
TO boat MEN

1HAFE opened on tn coy nh
~HeT- Aner of CaraT and Hsfn streets
lrFsE Nta BOAT STORE and FAMILY GROCERY kstrb-
~- lishmsnt where will be prepared at all times
to supply Canal and Ohio Boats and families with every
ticle they need 10 the way Of Stores.
Canal Boatsmen particularly requested to remember
N place. mhf3-2 -2tgdtf JOHN FARRELL.
1850. NEW SPRING GOODS. 1856.
GUST receivedin stare fresh lot of Spring Style Goods
- which prepared dispose the lowest figures
shall continue receive all the latest 5es Of goods di
from the importers and manufacturers and hOpe by
strict the merchants to inertia fair
share cf their patronage. j. O, JEW ELL & CO..
mhtS-tf Corner Vine aud First streets.
Sd - BRLS No. Plaster Paris ard sale by
sSa % uh26 z. Fl COOK Il SON.
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FAR VI FOR SALE.

FENHE nderasd Aaying determined 90 rsove to Califor
mia Offers for sale Farm which he resides
sitaated leading fssI Evansville to Mt Vernon
in Perry Township containing I2S acres SAID land COM
sed Of three tracts we'll improved and supplied with
the and in healthy part of the county Of
burgh Persons wishing purchase the whole of
said Farm the by application to the under
signed upon the premises. Title indisputable
een5O-Iwd3mw THOMAS KNIGHT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-29
EELECTIr MEDICINEN.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

u bougt the steck the formerly
89 occupied by T. Bacon Co.. Main street, opposite
the Branch BanE and have made large additions to their
tNek with future supplies justifea
in promising citizens of Evansville vicinity,
of the best articles Family Groceries any
house in the city Being determined exertion
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal pat
Give trial. All Goods delivered free of charge
mhI3 HERSHBERGER g. CARSON.
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a BLACK LACE VEIL.


HAVE lust opsned an Ice Cream Saloon in Mr. Dapey's
L1dinrs on Locust above the Sherwood House,
where all times keep the best quality Of lee Crean
and in the best syle with me
Families be supplied in quantities BY
leaving orders also keep different kinds Of Fruits
and will keep supplied with tropical fruits by irequen
eepts from the South Wish tine pubc 20 give ne -
have neat saloon. JelOtf BEN. LORD1.
10 95sa e Fi5s Fs5ss! ssPS5ss E aessss
do Geo. Klein's DO dc, Just rSe'o
for sale by jel0 HERSHBERGER h CARS0E:-
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COE Am coal TAR.

Ii. persons wishing buy Coal Tar Of the Gas
"a Company requested call at the ofice of the
pang Locust 1s and I'd streets and cash
will be delivered at the
works without order from the President.
myI o. G.. KEATS, Pres't.
BLACK LACE VEIL. Ee
ZNT As Cherry few days ago. Call an
EE pay charges and get it. jy21-3t
SUPER FIN 4 FLOUR bbl sacks, various brands,
- for sale by apI4 j. w, & S. YICKERY.s#
NtOFFEE.-75 bags prime Eastern Coffee:
~ 20 packets Old Govt Java Coneej IN ssores
for sale By iyiJ z. H. COOK SON.
NJ oy1Es IN SRs ASn BBE,S.-A supply kept
hand, sale lowest market prices
JeIs s. Z. GILBERT q co. syc. near y - aesr.
6t0EET IRON AND ZINC g.. -.
-, 10 10 Duis Ss70L'sN ~ sAM'L ORR.
~ TONS Iron Just received per "Lueis May - This
,sIz SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-29

NSRESH ARRIY AIS
- 20 cases elegant Fancy Prints;
10 do assorted bleaehe ed Muslin;
100 pieces plain bl ok Lawns;
100 do half mourning Lawns;
S5 do elegant French Robesi
I20 DO Challie Bei ege, extra qualites;
500 do assorted Pongee Silk Handkerchiets;
ted Ribbons Just reed snd Ter sale
bv my5 J. H. MAGHEE & CO.,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
RETHERE the hungry people get
w The best of Groceries. dry and wetf
They'll ind them You may safely bet,
Al 3. Ii. Cook q SoN's.
There's -four and sugar. soda. soap,
Pines, pickles, buckets and Kitchen stuHj
Cigars quite worthy of puff,
Fer cash at e. H. Cook & SoN's.
There goldfish, coffee. starch and SPICE,
Hams, cheese and butter. very nice;
ALI TO be hal at the lowest price
For cash at z. h. Cook SONS.
Corn meal, molasses, pork and salt
And further. lest the rhyme should halls.
You'll ind lust every thing but fault
For cash at z. II. Cook SQNS.
In fact. believe this tale not
No man, except stupid sot.
Can wan for oven, pot,
Or thing that can t be got
To nibble cold swallow hot
For cash at 2. H. Cook & SoNhs
n a Boxes Planes aad plane Irons Just rec d by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-29

SnRUsHEbs Neshanic potatoes; 20 bush white besns;
ssSE 50 do dried Apples; IS do dried peaches
for sale by zpI7 HERSHBERGER & CARSON,
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EARtED BEEF AND TONGU Es.-10a8 Tbs extra
cured dried Beef 80 extra sugar cured Beef
z. II. COOK & SON.
uhI4 Corner Main and lst.
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CINCINNATI.

NExGS 81 GOODMAN,
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS B DOE AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER Il SMITHS
Il N X Es o O X II % RS
SMITH PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS;
LightbO1Yss Book and News Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS, STRAW BOARDS. ETC., etc.
SALES ROOMS, u 70 WALNUT STREET
CINCINN ATi 0.
Where they every variety paper city
acountry trade an he materials employed in its
etur hest
asT-I .esgHa fdrice paid for Rags. ser4Gm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-29

& &kS,-GoIlins LiPPeneotas and Manns' 0@S ~
IN chains hog and fiater eAa'A& w Wa LpEIRoH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-29

PRHNTER,S JOB PAPEHsSs
NIXON an GOODMAN,
Mos. TT and 10 Wall st. CimGsmmSps' inTSps' 81
PERs. Cards. Gard sheets; Black and oesened INKS
.Rronzes. Varnishes, &e.. which they oner G
Dt'- MANUFAoTURER's PRICES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-29

PAYNES MEAT SHOP
q s IS opened for the at th' old stand
EKS FL street between Vine and Syesmor streets
yX wifi keep constantly hand all kinds of fresl
Meats he qualities and all of them at the lowest
prices would be glad to have calls from old custo-
and the public iegenerally.
wv. PAYNE.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

n. q. WHEELER. A. L. aosiNsoS
WHEELER ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUHCE CELORs AT Law,
lSuccessors to Ingle, Wheeler & lglehart.)
General Laad and Cofieeting Agency, OFes on 3d st.
Opposite tie nsw Court House Baitding, near
la Hashfngt0n Hotel, EgaHsDiILe, Ind.
NIL o. Wheeler Notary Public. mh2l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04
On Curing HaY-

Ma TCCyEE - lIayin. noticed ~ the
Cultmtor, the remarks Of your corrcspon-
dent, upon the proper time 20 cut hay and
al,1 irrmin. that that article did not cm-
luly the whole meaning comprghcndgl in
thc term " hayin,," have thought proper
90 pen lor You, the following lines, which
YOU are az liberty to make use oi as you sec
It. q
IL SENS % me 20 make but little differ
enc, when hay is rr.i, unless 1t is properly
a.r.L have no doubt that the besi time
to cut hay, Is when there &. the most and
th.sk-t juice in it as that is the only por-
ton essential ia nutrition Il therefore
becomes us to inquire how We can cure hay
so as % preserve thc juice with il, entire
stock Of ingredients for the support Of the
animal for which il is designed. We think
certainly, that 10 cannot he hy the common
practice or cutting, and willing grass, and
then Irawiu. it into the barn, or what is
v0rs,, placing IL in stacks asaius. "a time of
ucoi For by this method wc obtain sour
aul nuay hay And why because when
fermentation commences, it Is carried too far
and instead ofa ,grrigrHs, We have an add
product. But, il that hay was thoroughly
dried, i. G., the watsry portion Of tho juice
expelled, there would be no such result.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04

Tl, importance OF q corrrct namin. and
classification OF fruits canuo. Dc oerutal.
Tn. ruit cu'mr. has h.gn a profitable rur-
salt. AMI s, hrs.'y increasing, aul o.; de-
mauls that those VIII, engage IN &c should
mot Do deceived or m.,lrl ry l,y',ins ,heir
attention o. thr cultivation or SORT. which,
after thg b,.tawll of time and money, prove
oT Inferior quality. Ts.rr should hg an az
bitter @, fix ,he true position and value of
thc various fruits which may d" Offered 20
90, public. and thc uamc which lssiruairs
an arrrryrl standard in Maine, should Dr.
rrrr-1.r-l ant aekn1vlcicrl in Georgia.
How exactly O. attain TO ihi, desirable
crl. w, ar. no; prepared 90 indicate, ys, IL
i.a subject % which the attention ol fruit
growers should o.. earnestly directed. We
want iu rtcta hu-na-r uC fruits; we want
o. fz uul'nuHy tarir names, s1 that when
vr speak of any one ly name, tha; namo
shall D. UNDERSTOOD O, giving i,s whole
character.
We aye awar. that our rom9lnrists ar'
doing much toward, this result, and have
srs.t hope u.t r.,.r l1r1rs viii he highly
ur....ul Y.tue task q, not an casyone 4,
isrsut-., t'e r' s, attention OF systematic
minis. AND iu 10, accomplishment, has d.'H-
rul,-.s. which o. many may seem iusur.
uruunHs. Sort, which ar, recognized
I.-. 'y 90 established names, arr not else
whore known ly those arr.latinns. We
want. then, rmr authority O. int.rp0so and
rrIac. anr confusion 90 symmetry AMI o..
l.r. ly i.e.l.r, which rlmo shall yi0l
place. this is hat one or the duties which
win hll upon thc authority The assign
lingo thc rank in thc scale or ozcellanr,
will rr au easy matter, and Trr-auts the diI-
rsulu.s which always wait upon decisions
iu matters ortae.. w Farmer.
N,-r gr En. DIV We would call the
especial attention oi ourrcll,r, 90 theab1yr
suggestions Attention 10 them are very
important iu this ra-inn for there is such
% r.rre. confusion of tongue, in relation
tr tNis matter, that mo- ono can tall from the
nam Of fruit what hc is TO sa;, except per-
hars, the Baldwin. But even here We may
1r mistaken. fr thcr, ar, lew who know
tlc dlrr.n,, between Toe Baldwin and the
Mother. L,t every one who grows fruit ho
SURE that he has ,h' CORRECT nomenclature,
or cls honestly say be docs not know wha,
the name is
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Julv--Work 70 BE Doae.

This and the next month arc amonc the
bu.ics, Of the season with the farmers in this
rr-i1n The fr,, Of the month the fnal
hosins og corn and potatoes is 20 bC done.
Taf, should be thoroughly done, 30 as 90 he
o.. l,a,h OF an wy,l, that have s;agtsl.
Carrots and tumips are % be hgcl aul
trimmed olt. CaJNas.s, b,cts, &C., tT1ns-
PLANTED. Through The whole month, on
,yc. auI a sharp one too, ought % Pc l.p;
On wccl., 80 not O. solitary one saal. fe Ten
iu ,hg Geld, the Flglrn or about che san.
yarl yr manure heaps, O. ma'avc it' s1sas.
Insects should not De- forgotten. This is thc
season when the ,..3 is s5tr1 gr O crop %.
inseyt, injurious @ vegetation, 90 hc pro-
JucgI next ycar. Declare war gI gz.-gui-
nation against che svarms o.. harmless Look
inc mllsrs which ait about DO thc evening
ami rluuS, 80 rcckl.s.ly into ,hs lighted
lamp ur candle. They are as.ir or u' good.
Let thrn have 40 tht H-f' they want, and
when it &, calm, 80 q lamp with O. lar-'
Lar, in an open window l-y their especial
Eu.ft I, You can si,, them blazing
pitch knot au the better.
Eut tle aUinrrraatwars orthis month
r lay.mak.u. Arc YOU raly nr ibis p
Nrr YOUR scyt.gs aud fixtures 40 Zoo aul.r
and e.Il ground r.aly rru~.' lIagr yal
a -.nI ur'vur rlk.s ami arr ,h.y t.1 in
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MI S C. T. LII A n Y.
From the "Ataehe in Mairid."
THE MYSTERIOUS BLACK MASK.

IL might have been there about half an
hour, when the door was slowly opened, and
a masked figure appeared, with amysicTioas
air. half shaded by the curtain. She was
dressed in mourning, even her mask fringcd
with black lace. lIcrgloycs, however, were
white, aud she held in one hand rcmarka-
bly, white rose. She bcckoncd ne with a
quiet but very impcrious gesture, and got
up, expecting thcusual " "ieoOno;co.' These
words she certainly said, bat in whisper,
and added, Follow me-"
oJcycl her orders, and she glilci on be-
fore me, til we reached tho ballroom. There
she took my arm, aud for some time walked
on in perfect silence. guessed her to be
the marques Of this, the duchess Of that, but
she gave no answer, merely shaking her head
as negative. Her hands were small and
beautifully formed, her feet remarkable even
for Spanish feet. or her face nothing was
seen hut two remarkably bright eyes, which
flashed from out Of her black mask. Alter
walking round and round the room ioF somo
time, she stopped near the door, and in a
sepulchral whisper, said, "haye you courage
enough to come with me?' OF couisc my
answer was in the Affirmative Ny euEiosity
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04
NEW SERIES. VOL. I, NO. %,

Ksycr, Northloacb, Glouccsicrshirc, Eng
nui-sot by Mercury t3tl) by Prince
Dangerous, (3O2 y dam, Fan, by Defiance
(4l6D & dam, Rosebud, by Young Wei
lins,on (jO5 y gs dam, old Rosebud by
wa1y liOJ y grsi old Pretty Maid by old
Wellington, (5O7) eggsd old Beauty, by
ola Silver (5lO) &c.
Mr.. Howard tells nc that thcrC is some
very enc Hereford stock in thi, State Of late
importation. lam glad to learn Of the fact.
Wish Oxford county might open their eyes
and make an effort to improve their breed
Of cattle. In thi, ncighborhooi there is
very little lrtcrcs; on the subject have
q Devon Dull that the la,o Daniel Webster
bred, now three years old. II, - kept by
,hc Farmers Club, Of Bethel, and l think
viii give good satisfaction, yc; give the
Hereford the preference.
Yours truly, II. G.. CHAIRMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04

mers exhaust their farms, and move West
in search OF cheaper and fresher land, when
the means is within their reach for doubling
the value Of their farms? We should sup
pose that the protection from drouth alone
would bc sufficient induccmcnt; and We
should certainly suppose that when to this
is added increased crops, a comparative in
crease Of necessity for purchasing lcrtililing
materials. and the ability to remain on loved
homes, II could not but secure the adoption
Of the practice ON the Atlantic scaboard at
least.
Tho excuse Of many has been, ,ha. they
didn't understand the modes Of undcr.drain-
ing, and that until we had Draining Ensi.
peers capable Of experimenting and con-
tracing for tho work, they could no, adop;
it. use. This excuse no longer exists, for
an advertisement will bO found in our pres
Cnt number, Of two gentlemen who have
undertaken this business, and who from n
long practice in the construction Of railroads
and other public works, in addition to a
thorough knowledge Of all questions con.
ncctcd with the subject Of Undertakings,
arc now prepared u give all necessary in
struc,ion' TO farmers, by deciding directions
for the drains, furnishing maps containing
tho depths necessary Tor different fields, tho
distance apart Of drains, etc; or when pro.
fcrrcI, doing the work themselves by CON.
tract.
Draining tiles are now to be had in plenty
and a, moderate prices; and in less than
Gyc years We shall doubtless have many
other Drainage Engineers ready to carry
out ihc word when required.
IED. Western Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04

We all know that when hay first begins to
heat, or Torment, that Il ,mOlls extremely
sweet but not % when it has fcrmcntcd
until. when il is handled, It is very smoky,
and turned a reddish color. We have dried
It until many Of the large clcycrstalk', with
the blossom attached, would break square
in two and old hay makers and stock rais-
cr,. said It was entirely spoiled; and by
putting ( to G tons Of it in at time, ithcat
sufficiently 10 wilt, and settled 30 that in the
winter following 1t was not 50 hard or stil
as the same quality Of hay tha; was fer.
mcnicl until The color was turned. In fact
/, isalmO', impossible to Try hay, cut OtthC
proper time, 50 that Il will not heat II put
up in large quantities At q time.
Let your dHirymcn and stock rni'crs ask
themselves how they would like to have oil
their bread rcrmcn,cd until /; was sour or
mu''y, before they were permitted to ca; H.
What, think you would be the eject upon
the health OF the nation, were II universally
adopted, and yet this Is almost universally
the case as regards the animals we daily use
and draw nourishmcnt from. Not only -
such food uuralaa5'o and unhealthy, but
the chemical change that takes place, in a
great measure destroys the fatty and mus.
cular Ingredients Of the hay or other food,
again, W, know ,ha, molns'c' or syrup,
uulc., it /, boiled down very strong, or the
wa,gry portion bc expelled, will fcrmcnt,
and become uuG; lor use, and thus again IL
Is with the juice Of hay; unless i, Is sun.
cicn,ly boiled down by the rays Of the sun,
IL will become acid and rank, and unf; lor
the rurros, br which 1, is designed.
ALBANY Cult,yator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-04

Wo5t GEowrR ANp STocT RrosTrE. Tho
june number Of this parcT is just received.
Il j., as usual, f'lci with valuable matter
r1r ,hc c,ls, or farmers for which It i DC
signed. Il should he in a., hands Of every
grower 1g WOO, anl r1is,r OF stock. Il j.
now a cool time 90 subscribe, new volume
h--.aair- this month. We viii gladly f5r-
varl any names with their subscriptions.
Terms are G'ty cents volume or one dollar
a yllr, making two volumes.
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p OETR Y.
Tgr The ONful p,m.cDt.
To n Brother.

lgr Ih. oN'"H p'm.erai.
To a Brother.
oh s'adl, ,hroush rhc ha,G''ds thelc,
wuh you again I'duam-
AnI ,hur once marc ,hasr rural .pou.
Amid ihc ss,urs ufhamr.-
Thos- wear, hours uruhi,h ,ou 'rah.
Yrs, ,- ,h,y vooH qulrsl, Zee,
Anl rluI'hoaFs romping l,,' come back
WbIc wandering With thee.
know yon often plu beside
Som, rrrrsau .trivlrrr, Ir.l-
That lpur, uirh Dame Na,mr sure
Mot nr hrurlfmrrrrnI-
Anlls you pluck thr ,nuou, stru
I'm sm,I, not forgot,
Nur 40 ihlt ,..Vu,ur' oiuh
Around ,hr "tg.lairl"
AnI then rhc Nouat,,r, which once sActghs.
Earhs widest bounds lar mc;
I.LN, lrnu arJ 90 Hr,Il.,a" h,al
Iuuul. now, thy world for thee
u. not lhe only onc-th.' Mount
W. s'Ily u.oi Co ''r.h'
Bot then. ''. '"m'cr unmo ai'n"
lr0ss " H'.Si''ory t"'.'
,,Jt., ,.,,, rr do, m.,,, time.
u,r,,,l ..r. r,'lfm,I shade.
whur, mnuarh,n echoes ringing ruu"i'
The wi'l i''.' "'' m'a''
Wall 'nn.i' with hr' w'd'.s' rr'h'
Nas 'n'' 'n 'h' crowd
Though hh'i lhr 'oh,mr', b. boldly p'inne"
Wur never brr1ih0d -Ioud.
r.,t.,n..,,.rI al, .,,..., b,,r
,,,o..,l, ,,r,',r, rhir.
Wh''r '"hrr.'"'-'d' "''i'' A'n'
Va, '''" y '''" ."' ''..
Ilo" rh'.''"rh'' '''" p''"' '.'''
Ihns l-'un- homg h'' store
Behold hrr raise again h'r oad
And turn ho'u anH o.'r'
u.vly,r. r.i. the ri-rurr. vb.,h
Home. .u-sct hour rryal.'
,I,..t.t..., ...t.,L..,....,
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Thc Obiccts and Purpo.os Of Drainago.

Our sgricUlisral progress may hc meas
urcl IN ,voways-ny ,hc amount or knoul-
cIs, rliucl, and ,hs am0uu; or skill Tric.
u-,I Ly The rrst farmers in the application
" that lnovlcl.c. or ly the absolute OK.
t.nt 90 which the le,t principles aud rrac-
tirg have lggn followed. And how different
Doe resul, Of the two methodist which We
may designate the gg1I'aar, and gaaar'a'irs
aualysr, oC our agricultural condition. Em-
BOY a, Your test ihc ca,,lr and implement
shows. and you form a very high opinion Of
th, gyr.llus, Of tho trcoI, and superior
character or Oh, machinery common 90 Brit
l.h luslanlry. y..,; ,hr more famous c'-
atgs and arms.,als, or read prize essays
AMI attend discussions, and YOU will obtain
% like favorable view OF Oh, vast improve
mcut. in drainage, manurin-, feeding, and
general farm management, and al'o Of tho
intelligence and ability Of the owners and
o-cupicrs. But como % quantitauvc e..
t.maiion ol the several ingredients; inquire
what extent Of land is managed In the best
,'yln-what rraporii'n'tc number OF tho
farmers work iEsi-c'as' implements ic'I
superior animals, aud embark tho large
amodu, og capital in their business winch
is sanctioned os safe and profitable hy many
example, a.kwhat proportion Of ihc farm.
Drs ol England take an iui'r.'; IN The moro
s.i.nt.Gc aui theoretical questions connect
ol with tillas7, and which occupy 80 large
% SPACE in our lectures aul discussions, and
,he columns ur ,ho agricultural Trr,', and
You will fUl .t true that, while few ai-
y.utUr1us sTlri.s have pushed forward, nui
which Certainly has been accomplished OF
iat' y'ars' y.i Che great want sl'll romans
fora diffusion o'.T tie entire Kingdom OF
thc light now shining from many but WIDE
ly SEPARATED cca;res John Bull in fact has
y.t room o. improve on his character as a
practical man og business.
When cholera sweeps 90 our ncichhors
and friends, we make a loud outcry or i'm
proved sewerage; but the s-our,c will como
again, and find the towns still unclNns'd.
And in agricultural drainas,-rrayci to be
Che irst requisite or good hushaulry fifteen
years ago, tried in all parts Of the country,
and discussed until the subject seemed long
ago czhaus'cl-wc ful that our country is
most miaah'y h'hiul-hanl. The au,hori-
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To Coarur1NurSrs We are glad 20 find
our l.,t Of correspondents increasing, and
bop, they will multiply in compound "a
ti1. 1t 0ur farmers baton ;hcir thinking.
clrs, AMI then pa, ;hsir thoughts on PAPER
auI raI them 90 us, and wcwill Tutthgm on
On, wing. "WaulsrJr shall b, heard
next wr.ck.
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