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ap y.ess c sls aas as%ss are ussaoa Inc h
rsn d nosannA zaas@an asesasss ~h"'. ns.as ars
whose names ars aaknown sowers AID Ann he wife loci
snfsoa' sseh.Iss Srssss Jonas css and jsssh
h. own right and y semin.-es 2, aaien s deceased De-
ln1S ~ ''' ''"S''" ''N'' ' " 1850 :" y
Esnaeis Of decree.
This cause coming on 10 papers forley read
ver apponted sell the laud and msn
sia !" oi lie sa Weaver sss un.ossi negro
az Ihe sale y The ispoa msnoasa aaa sesas aaa % bins
purehass asking the rrpo sa,onsd
Butt, ne mean as s s9s, "a 0ss 70 have ~, as g. S.n
respectively do .djadss order AID s
Of the commissioners Of this court hasos fret given notice
washington for four wssk. ruceee, court Gsus
funds and account Of The amount The sad Weav
allowing hin time ,"s s"ss1s ,s MONEY n,. sea
property paid away 10 The parties enIed hsnm
the number and names q al the pas
lied to participate ~ me ~ zoe aa Isa mao s re-
denee q each party 50 "a. q The same = and make
whic. either parry may require $50, :, ,,.,,,
Copy Tssies t bELFiELD CAVE, Clerk
The parties taking stating directed
by hereby notified that have
o., Monday day Ss ind d sSus q ne %
Tor the said accounts 10 be taken and stated ~ me
Commissioner Of Madison Circuit Court
MEMuERs OF Congress. and w. ts,s 20 Nva.h,ngton
MI respectfully informed that TAYLOR 4 MAUnY's
stock, addition following
works. comprises department. literature, science
and art 4 EseFtE s# ag .gat#
New books received Immediately publication
Werky imporiaions from England ##
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Jefersob's Works, 8 volumes
Wehsters Works, wells, autograph rt,iion
Everen's orarions and Speeches, ! VOLUMES
Ciay's Private Correspondence, volume
s. d rreni.s's Msmo,rs, = volumes a-
Siaesnian's manual, volumes ega4t 54r. .5- ..
Hickey's Constitution, volume
Jenerson's Manual, 4 volume .r sI!E
The Constitutions Of the United States volume
Eiot's Debates and Madison Papers, 8 volumes
Mash's orators and Statesmen, volume
S,ofy's Works, 3vounies
Lives OF Chief Justices OF the United States, vDnme
Lsber's Civil Liberty and Self government, voluanes
Wms Lite OF Patrick Henry, volume H8 s.a.
kennedy's Life OF Wt, volumes
Gnrland's Life OF John Randolph, I volume
Parry Leaders, by baldwin, 1 volume s# ~ ..a....
DE Tocquevile's Democracy in America, ! volume
... The Federaist, volume s .efH# sf.. tH..
Grmk-s Nature Tendency of Free Institutions
Constitutional r snt book, volume
Cateys Past, Present, and Future, volume
SeBmar's Progress of Matt volume
tNcEiIgOtts American Debater, volume
Future Wealth of Americas volume
Smiths Wealth OF Nations, volume.
Every American, English Of
the fine qualities, nj the lowest prices.
Visiting cards with the rrompade
TAYLOR MAURY's
Dee -dH .s -s.as.s....e Near 9th street.
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The ships win accountable for gold silver,
bullion SPECIE ewel precious metals, unless bills Of
Shippers please that the ships Of this line
carry goods coniraband OF war.
hauD 1--dIG
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EDWARD CLARK,
Secretary Of State.


TT Of The State Of Texas do hereby GER
cerfcaie the preceding
page ~ Il and the date N ssid certificate
he
keeper orn OF sd State, and that his aes
tatnn 4 n dae
rfeat renl Of tho stae be nhsed the city o. Austin
Isr1rl tits day 81 February, 1856
ofthe ind pepdence OF the United EIGHTEEN
OF Texas the twentieth year
EN-. PEAsE.
And whereas creditors rsfrred sad Congress.
deemed identical Of the debt described
&C, a. nc sW and whereas is alleged thai there
,re cefAras or said debt holders which
h. per unr and payment OF and whereas the u
requires holders Of the erridess
ylre Of ssii shall RELEASES The United sist
~ M i, inc se III Texas before payments
cgura public pece should b. given fof The -pace
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ROME MAN FACTuREs
Eairvieyv Cottou yyurh..

Near me Canal Basin, .7lsran4rfa,
EITZPkTRICK BURNS, propristors and manufacturers Of
cotton yarns, carpet cnn sail twine wrapping t,y me- cord
age, bats sc 49, ' -
Orders from merchant In Washington respectfully snod for
Of the above Articles which will Washington
tower Than be had ~ BalUre Other
orders viii meet with prompt attention by addressing
Oottt-dm rs m
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sp-etnrtes.
GOLD silver fine steel and plated sprctacns fasses
AL focuses, win psocal psrcopc parahoia giassc
peculiar advantages In seecInp glas
adapted to TOE eyes ofweafers.
324 Penn. avenue. between Ninth and Tents srrsets
Lar II
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WASHINGTON BRASoH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.

* q - s 1910 S<.s;,s5E
IN and amer Monday, the 2ad instant, will leave
~ wa.hiueon ~ and ~, a. m, and asd AZ, pm
on SuHiay, AZ ~, .,
Baltimore At AZ and Ok a. m, and . and 5g,p.m.
IN Sunday, at4!, a, m,
7. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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Law school Of Cumberland University, At Lebanon
TIE


Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carutbers Of the
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan late OF the ofths supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromheid L. Ridley, the councillors OF the State.
Judges Carutsrs Green dev their whole time exclusively
10 the school.
Plan Of instruoH IL Daily examinations
No Of lectures
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations
g. Weekly ocomnon law and equity, In which
dents suits statement OF facts profess
and them through all the known In actual
practice The framed require
deeds willis records and all SORTS Of documents be read EVIL
dence in the trials Some taken by appeal
which held monthly the class, and
public session. The students
Jurors Judges and chanceors Official
,acites with their suits,
FIRST Monday sep
ends third Thursday Ia February The secoua
the succeeding Monday in February ends
Thursday in July
Erpsaisf per ssonruion fee $50 In advance; conpgen
Zee 81 boarding about $50 Students furnish their
which can be had IN the Lebanon bookstores,
sessions required complete
advanced class No previous
mission. There -four regular Glasses
any time during the collegiate yenr
There a legislature connected with Ia
Number Of students the last collegiate year eirhTysI.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Fob ll-eoly President BOARD OF Trustees
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AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, boston, by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt, enlarged, and eesan furnished possessing
modern and convenieucos
ion travelling public.
Dee -dly
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TO rlE bADfEs.-mr q, 4. HARPER " proomnsld street,
hnsinn, has lu reeivcd choice
elegant straw embroidered ball dess.s rasr s
which we've - universally admired Newprft season
vas not then able ~ supply dand ,- opportuny
:" nirn e dies that 10 iust opening supply ~
which white ana appropriate BRIDAL costume
LEO, head as--rs innfrs, capoies ca nsncs -
which emboderrd HIT. lace ara
81 ofwfsabs u flowers, 'eahrr aawers se
N THE 'be only touse United these
goods "a he o.tsined.
Hosrpr, Jsuuary 5, is56.
Lar -. ap9w
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers.


The ships comprising the line are the following:
The huauuc ..stGapt Yves.
The Pacihcs.
The Adrtaus ......,.Capt. --
These ships having been buill by contract er-
pressy for government service, every care has been
eLATx ther constructions also their engines
s1e3na1 strength and speed; and their accoaino
and comfort
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool In rstcias cabin
S3 IN second cabin S75 Exclusive OF
s525 From Liverpool To New York, 80 and 20 guineas
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No beEths can DO secured until paid for.
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oSgEELLowfs New roem.-Tbe Song OF Hiawalhs
Ia by Henry Wadsworih Longfrliow Price 81.
Fairies People. IS
Just published and fof sale
TAYLOR n MAURY's
NovI5 Bookstore. near 9Th At
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TUE subscriber desire, 70 sa public attention his
Of house furnishing goods which Is
complete in every department. CONSISTING in part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
plain whie and dinner dessert and
barge assortment OF vases dinner and in d.
rich and with without
ancy appropriate decorate etagere, parof table,
IRoN-sroNE CHINA
Dinner ten and ,ole, SETS Also in detached pieces large
stock OF Edwadss latest shapes.
GLASS WARE.
American, French and bohemian decante aaeous
goht ciare hooks shere Mad.ras Busnudie
quors tumbers nnge bowls, ceervs bottles bowls
dishes, salts, pitchers &c
TABLE CUTLERY.
10 Of half dOzes yone and hyhree pieces also,
ivory handled knives only and forks, seeIs, &C
BLoCK-TIN GOODS,
Such cha6nE dishes. inches coffee and ten urn,
cofle5 Pos tea Pop, con.e higgins, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
urn spoon. forks CASTOR,
Dishes pitchers, cake fruit baskets waer.,
yAPANNED GOODS.
Such walters trays and plate warmers stop jars
foot tubs, water cans, sc.
GAS FIXTURES.
From the clory Cornelius Baker Philadelphia for sale a
the manu- scturers' retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps grsndo ware. tenders and irons brusbe.
snvel- and bods ladders goods
cooking requisites 81 every description toy the with
assortment of articles o uy and
Hssekccpe decidedly their interest ramine my
stock and prces They will only mud
the description goods any
ern cies
Goods delivered OF Ceorgstoyyn f.eo
charge. X - Il :
Catalogues containing complete Hst or every article kent ro
-, c, W. BoTELER,
Nov ll-a'nw6w6 Iron Han.
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AsEsoY OF rrrscu spou.r,os CLAIMS
WASH prtoH, November ~. 1853

hsEsoY FNrscu spoIiarro CLANS
Washington, November ~, 1855
IN answer 10 inquiries addressed claimants sgant
the United states OF spoatons BY the
French
lbOO-yizi July ~, sOAs prop-
now pursue towards obtaining thus
publicly 10 inform all such aer
has been concluded jnteionH
beir claims 70 the Claims Coas they would with
thousands OF Other claims decided
m many yetrs 70 mention other
u Congress refrnp Senate)
ing ~ the relief
viii be provided for them through special board
nT Claims cou be
tribunal sougress viii grant that reference
made 10 - py direct lesisiaiive
The adjustment these claims would fully CONSISTENTLY
hasfd ~ tie highest Glaze
ptnealy po'u 70 sueh board right aud
Nov 3J-dlw JAMES ChUSTEN.
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The College OF 80. james, N-ryisrd.
HE s"cond term Of the hrgs ON Monday Of
Il MARCH -
There f Of collegiate preparatory Commercial
studies.
Mattress Rev. NJ KERFooT, Rector, &C.
Feb i2-9aw4w
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Approved 1t February, is;e.



Austin, Texas, February q 1850.
Clark OF State Of the State oTerss, do
hereby cr eght hereto annexed u
true Hnd correct copy original entitled "hn giving
aep 81 ,he provide for
republic Of Texas are compreh-ndrd
On me eighteen hundred
bf when second session 81 the Thirty third
pnrte, United States, and approved February twenty
eighth eighteen hundred and any. fve.n
sts NV hand aud The department the day and
'' - EDWARD CLARK
Of
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GEORGE WOODS NEW woRK.-Modern Pnsm,,
" showing the imprvrn ~
uaching the Celestial Cts Wood, author
Schrmhl IN America" Volumes. Price A. rs
Letter. 30 yaung physician practice
Jackson, ~, ~, u. ID. 81
Japan Was and Il Richard yndretb nutho Of aloy
o. the Uni~d STATES. o. 95
81 Us. - : = S' = '''
jus, poblLhed, and fer safe
Nov 1 nossesoss 80, o., .,,..,
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AND s,-TSeb tsAc,t sa.A price, ralssy
al. sNYDER \ son,
Ian 8-lm
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TREATIsE on ENeLIsn puNcrnArIoN.

Designed ot letter writer's authors printers the
press and for the use Of schoo appen
dir containing rules the
hints on pre- pane copy and proof
shees, nc Fnh edition ny John Wilson. 6mo. Price 81.
" an exceedingly valuable copy Of should
the service o. ever one ~ho directly indirectly in
the large subject ~ which a
letters records and documents we'll those for the
press.
equally surprised nun,p, or b.o.
wh,ah is perusa will impar CArisffan Erasnine,
CROSBY, NICHOLS, n Co,
Dec i9-9aw3w i'll Washington street. Boston.
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rRoFosKD DATzs or aAtLIsS.

For freight or passage apply 10
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Two hooks OF the grestess value nm of every
business and profession.
TaE AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY or USE.
Pull KNowLEOGE, FOR 1856
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Price 81 paper, 81 IS bound To be ready a days.
TUE AMERICAN ALMANAC u filled with the Rrr,tes
Importance American. II contains fullest
mnisn the
Of ALSO relating
EUROPE usefuj 10 people.
The Monthly literary men and
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Indebted 10 this modest thin
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chapters of all pormsion Every
nothing OF the Of husircs, who
vast deal Of running and borrowing and guessing and bundn
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt. NJ C. Megs, U. >. Engineers.
We the undersigned residents Of, in the state Of,
hereby joiny and ererny States
guaranty, foregoing bid Of he
they wilt within ten days aei the 81 the said bid
articles proposed
nfte Advertisement which
shall Aforesaid
good The difference between the offer BY the said
the lowest bidder.
Csgned) A. Q.
q. o.
hereby certify the best OF knowledge and belief
above named guaraniors good aud sufficient
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L avois. =
The New Purchase, Early Years Far
Lilly, NUvri. 1 v
Works OF Char. LAMB. 2 vuia
Harpers' Story Book. Vol 4
Mexico aud is Religion; BY A. Wilson. illustrated.
Border Beagss BY w. Gilmore
Smike ~ Charles Dickens,
The Chi0 wife By Charles Dickens.
Mysteries William
Nov % FRAsCK TAYLOR.
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EHESCH JUVENILE BoOks.-A well selected collection
of French Juvenile boots various In their styles aud prices
adapted various ofthem, beautifully Illustrated
he tnd the bookstore Of the undcsned imported by hn.e
direct from Paris.
Dec Il FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE subscriber desires call public attention his
OF house furnishing goods, which
complete in every department, CONSISTING in part Of
FRENCH CHI IA
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Poetry.
TIE KISS.


e Stars were beaming, Luna cleaning was dreaming
Dreams sweet
AZ the olden summers golden that have rolled on
STILL yet feet
Then from Alden came a maiden-Cbesuty laden
Girl she)-
Glorious ereaturei each fair feature love teacher
Unto mel
"Close beside me"-who dare chide mei-'TTere, Love
hide thee
Blushes-Gracel
II eonfesEes how her tresses, with caresses,
Touched my face.
There's no prsisng the amazing bright eyes gazing
Into mine
Lips whose eetnes whose repeteness Of all sweetness
Were divine.
But she waited, medtated I-elated
Gently child
Smiling told her olde= would behold her,
II she cid.
Nearer, nearer-elearer, warmer, desrer,
Came her breathl
Then forgetting, all regrettinr, angels letting
Her-ohl Deathi
Still she waited-hesitated-said she hated
TO-I child
She grew willing-Ol twas thrllingl dream fuhlling
For she DID
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The Ladies', Denartment.

Is opened for the reception ofLadies Noinstution
in the Union imparts thorough or interesting
course in this department.
In conclusion, would add that we shall put forth
best efforts to merit in still more eminent degree
the aterngrecepion with which enterprise has met
and pledge ourselves 20 mpart H0rOH g practical
eTcaHe Instruction than be formed at any
other similar Mercantile C0Hegc.
Among the many recommendations we give the follow
ing: We, the undersigned take pleasure in tifing
that personally acquainted with Mr.. GRANGER
ability Accountant, and teacher Of Bookkeeping,
which is Of the highest order He has had great expert
ence Accountant in heavy Commercial Banking
Houses which gives him superior facilities in imparting
practical kHouedge Of Bookkeeping and H0rOH Oh Com
mercidl Education. ]. J. ALLEN Ii. D.,
President of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President of Kenyon College.
To Young who wish to acquire "blsiHess Ednca-
0H think it affords facilities seldom equaed. Mr..
Granger has the qualification knowledge
and aptness in teaching added to practical Counting
Room experience and feel confident that graduates
from his College viii be fully competent to keep the most
complicated set Of Books.
A. =. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. !. JANNEY, Sec'y Bird Control. State Blk Ohio.
!. F. PARK. Bookkeeperat d. T. Woodhury's.
j. OvERpIER, BoOkkceper at the Clinton Bank.
II. T. Mills, Sec'v Columbus Gass and Coke Co.
c. B. MASON, Bookkeeperat J. II. Riley & Cos.
For full particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER & ARMSTRONG.
February %, lSj6-iy1 Proprietors.
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Watering Plants and Trees.

You have, of course tank (besides yom
cistern of soft rain water,) of water near Oh
in your garden. But perhaps YOU have not
If not, then, when the ground is dry, dig a
good large one. If the soil is clay, and the
sides are dug quite sloping, you need not
wall it up at all. If the soil is sandy, ii
should be walled up with brick, laid in ce-
ment and a coat of cement laid on the in
side. Then conduct the water from the
roofof building, or from some other source,
to it. Cover it up carefully, and you will
have a supply of water for the dry weather,
which will be a great help. Clay soils
need this help almost as much as any other;
for while they are very wet in wet weather
they are also dry in dry weather. Gener-
Gus waterings will greatly mitigate the evils
of drought Ohio Farmer.
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Cutting Grass.

Ifyou NOW your grass too early, it will
be less in quantity, hard to cure, and will
yield less nourishmont. If you defer now
ing too long, the hay will be dry and with
out flavor. The strength will have gone in
to the seed. The grass should be as the
cooks say of their bread, 'just right" This
is when the grass is in flower. But if you
have large having to do, it will be needful
to begin little earlier, unless you have a
great amount of help. 1t is so great a lux
ury to careful Farmer to see hay secured
in prime condition, that we hope all will
aim to enjoy it. Besides this is one of
those things that 'pay."- Ohio Farmer.
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Premiums and Diplomas

We're awarded in the FAN of 1917 and 1S4S by the Ken
nebec and Franklin Counties Agricultural Societies and
in 1872 premium awarded at the New York State
Fair at Syracuse. In 1850, Gratuiy awarded at
Mddlesex and Diploma at Essex County Fairs. high
l favorable report upon this Rake may be found in the
Transactions of the Worcester County Agricultural Soce
tfr 1850 page no. and similar notice by the Middlesex
Society page AS, published by the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts,. Diploma awarded at Norfolk Coun-
ty Fair and at the Mechanics Institute at Boston, and
also Cincinnati It's utility has been tested by more
than Farmers in the State of Aane who have cer
fed to its superiority all other Horse Rakes and by
many others, among whom are those whose names are
es.rr 70 H1a cgl
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Hints for the week.

]. Be in no hurry to sell your wool.-
spectators may tell you to sell your wool
at once, for wool will soon be lower than it
is now. This may be so. But it may not
be so, too. So say wait little; get the
best intelligence from d5sinterested sources,
and then sell, if you please, at the best price
you can get. By pursuing this course, YOU
viii have the consolation, whatever you get
of doing as well as the nature of the case
Will allow.
II. # gou hare any old corn on hand
keep 1t. There is no telling what the crop
may be. And you would lose more, by
selling at the presentprices, fthe crop should
be light, than YOU would lose by keeping
ing it should be heavy.
III. Over a large portion of the West,
apples and peaches will not be plenty
Substitutes in the shape Of turnips and par
snips and carrots, should be provided as
generously as may be, for both man and
beast. So much dry food is not good
But now is the last time in the year to
make provisions for these needful matters,
ifit has not done so already.
". Take a good "noonillg' these hot
days for yoUrseE your hands and your
teams. Let it be good hour, besides the
dinner time. This rule, observed during
the hottest days-always excepting the
times when a threataing rain endangers
the hay or grain-will give heart and cour-
age to YOU all. It will save some of you
from sickness, and enable you all to do more
work, and come of it with less wear and
tear Of vital power. While the rest is be-
ing enjoyed, number of the Ohio Farmer
will help to pass the time pleasantly and
proftabiy toe. Have it where the boys and
hands can get hold of it easily. Having
read it carefully yourself you can easily
point out to them the best articles.
V. Now is fine time during the hot
weather we mean,) to study some points in
architecture and home comfort. The par
lor is on the southwest corner Of the house.
Three windows without curtains or blinds,
let m whole volcano Of summer beams
Noshade trees shield the walls, no verandah
spreads cooling shadow over the door
steps. All these are matters of Thought
Tell your hired man or your son to plan
his house differently Set good example,
by remedying these evils as fully, as fast as
you can. These are only hints. Think as
far and as widely as you please in the same
djrection.-Objo Farmer.
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Hot weather.

Dry and hot weather is needful for many
things. Corn cannot grow well without it.
Haying prospers when it comes. Roads
pack and become solid on its approach
Summer fallowS do well under it. Clear
ing land absolutely requires it. Every evil,
almost, has its counterpoise of blessings
Ohio Farmer.
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Hogs.

See that you have a good, cool place,
with plenty Of water for wallowing. Ifthey
are in good condition, this is more needful,
because they are more liable to diseases of
various kinds during the hot weather.
Ohio Farmer.
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INDEPENDENT
HORS Sc RAKE

FNHIS RAKE was Patented by Calvin Delano, of East
i Livermore, Maine, Feb 27th 1919. 1t is fitted to a
pair Of wheels with cast hubs and tended by man or boy
who ride and Rake and manage the horse with ease
and certany. Each tooth separately and indpend-
entity its head being suspended by rod hinge over the
axletree, tooth being attached TO each head It is
equally adapted Rough and Smooth Land and applies
with euual nressnre ON each kind of surface.