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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27

AN now Offering for sale a valuable Bailding Lot
Spruce street. near Of Broad. The bot ronts
sixty six feet on Spruce buhdrsd and ans sst dep,
with a convenient alley in the rear. -.. . i. -f...
This property 10 exempt from tzxss Tor 60 years from st
Janusn next This exemption s OF more value han us1
ally accorded n IT, Only the grounds but ali improve
ments thereon free from The SAVING "a
the item viii than pay ar re gound snd az
improvements THIS lot is also sTAied IN part OF ne ey
that Is being rapidly 6sd win me dwellings and
private residences. Terms reasonable.
Apply 70 July % IRE A.. V. s. EINDSLEH.t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
A Valuable Business Lot For Sale

AN now Offering for sale that valubs Lot Market
street adjoining Of Morris Mathews III Lot
rons s. feet on Market and back lU7 set towards
Front street
twould make one the best stands for wholesale Gro
Gerry Store in the City. For terms aPpy 20 80 - ..
A. v s. LlNDSLEY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
LONG GREEK MILLS FOB m S R1EHERs

VTTF % foT ale about I2OO acres Of Land, LngCreek
w bout I6 miles North Of Nashville large portion os
the same We tim0ered; splendid Saw MILL propelled
ana oomIortsbe improvements; whole Tract spendioy
Watered and capable making exceant stoek-Farm
Tbeys IA on me Mini Yard from $4,000 to $1,000 worth oil
saved timber one or wagon and teams, stock, hog
cattle &C. &c with every article necessary 70 carry on
surb an estRbshment To enerprsng business men, ms
altogether offers splendid opportunity 70 make
profitable investment. a, -. .,
TKHHsThree equal payments in 6, 70 and "a monns sat
factoTy secured payable in Bank, with interest," ana men
retained as usual. Apply TO - . ,,-oo,u,.Bn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
Wheat.
rEV1E q "

y ,,-,st4 q, nurchsse from 25OOO bushels prime
| .s.ntobIe heat immediate delivery, for With
~ - ~ fnII market price. k. C'KANB,
w." IS IS 'EE-wr Market Street.
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n.rn1sas............................D.A y. BaIeos.
VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE

AM authorised to sell and make compete titles to the
Tract of Land upon which the late NJ. P. Walker re-
sided and the lot upon which the Blacksmith shop stu
ated and the slaves and stock the place The place
il situated on the Gsatn turnpike and is Interested BY
he Nashville and Louisville Railroad, is near enough to
Nashville 70 make it convenient country residence for
persons doing business in the city has as ne spring
there in the State and s susceptible OF divisions lato
ng situations fronting the turnpike railroad. Lam
horised 10 sell the entire Tract in body or In parcels
and on such credit as may deem expedent shall be
Der pex and will receive proposals for the purchase at
private sale of ell or any the above named real and per-
sona property. In the time any person desiring to
examine the property do so By calling on mrs agnes
Walker on the place and proposals 10 purchase can be
made 70 her or John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place,
or addressed to me at TrsntUu Gibson county Tenn.
sept2A-tf SAMUEL WILLIAMS trustee.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES,
AND
Farms for s. a j e,

VTTR Offer for sale that beautiful residence Of william L.
w Rroyn's on Cumberland river, about ~ miles rom
Nashville near White Geek Pike containing about 30
acaeE Of land, with elegant frame dwelling OF or
rooms; carriage house. negro cabins cistaTn several excel
Iant spTipRs, and all necessary Improvements
fT sale thai beautiful farm Of known as
the Souha place about miles from the city on the MY
Pike; having Of the most beautiful and com
papdng building sites In the county - n
ABSO magnificent farm Of 1000 acres, win eGeehe2t
announcements being good stock Farm, aud soil nney
dsntsd 10 ne growth Corn Wheat, and Tobacco Said
Farm il situated mile from IuTneIsye and lew
miles from the Nashville and Henderson Railroad.
ALSO an elegant residence in South Nashville Tree
eTTitoFSD on corner Vine and Demumbrane street,
SIrIT ~ !" " Ill & K. W. BROWN,
APRy AK Cherry St.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
E,OuiSyiIIe 2 HendersOn

KAILkUAU AT AUUIIUN.
WILL be sold a. a1c;on Tuesday the 2sth Of Sep
w tenber st " O'clock the premises, enc hundred
and fifty acres Of land nils from Nashville, the Gal
u Tnrnp ke within three hundred yards Of the junction
Of the Louisville and Henderson railroad The improve
epts cous L Of story frame building with rooms
passages ard galleries. and s necessary outbudiugs Az
so trek store and warebols Of the best country
stands for selling goods in the vicinity of Nashville The
land is enclosed BY ttlne fence portion well set in
bue grass The tract will be divided into 10 CT II lots
bills and plots OF which will be furnished in good time
Terms made known in bills or day II sale. We coDsd
or This rare chance for investment on speculation or for
resdeuces the location Is within Is or 20 minutes tine
from Nashville and the railroads progressing mpidy
towards completion. aug %, 81 IL R.W. BROWN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27

IN ORDERING TICKETS Ok OEhilElOAlHo
Enclose the money address for the IeksS ofoet
ad on the recent of which they will be forwEded By first
mail Purchasers have Tickets ending win any ng
ure they may designate.
Tue List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes VIII pc sent 70
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature pain' give
their Post Office, County and State. .
EF Remember that every prize Is drawn, and psysoe
in full without deduction.
C- All prizes Of 81, 900 and under paid Immediately
after the drsWngother prizes ct the usual time OF 'nrE
days. 80
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
s. SWAN CO., Atlanta, Ga.
or, q. STIMsTBIN, Box 8, Nashville.
W Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or AusnEe,
GS can orders ned and save tne by address
ing s swan & Co, either Of those cities.
aug 29-u $1,000,
T list Of tn numbers that drawn from the wheel
win the amount Of prize that each entitled to,
will be published after every drawing in the following pa
pers:-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lntehgencer, New
York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News and heh-
moud Dispatch and New York Dispatch, and PHulding
(Miss.) Clarion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.


I'VE offer sale that large and eommodious oIek aver
w ling corner Of Vine and Demumbrane sifeeIs. Inc
contains rooms, Kitchen servants rooms
&c me lot fronts Il5H feet on d. mum0Tsne and w
feet on Vine street THIS property exempt ron 1ato
To- wears which gives value TO it Of 100 per ceai
o'ei "A@O' f'f' j. L. OR. w. BROWN.
,n,5 AK Cherry street
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Each SATURDAY m SEPTEMBER.
b,495 Prizes am0unInR LO go 80
PRICE OF TIOEBTs. -.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES t5; QUARTEkS, $z7f
PLAN OF THE Lottery.


WHOIE TICKETS 80; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, S2H
PLAN OF THE Lottery.
The Numbers from to $1,000, corresponding win nose
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips RaPeI
are enorced with small Tin tubes and placed In one wheel
TIE drs I57 Prizes similarly printed and encircled, are
placed in another Wheel. 49,
The Wheels then revolved, and NUMBER u oIaWn
from the Wheel Numbers, and the same 1me men
drawn from the Wheel The Number and friIe drawn
1t are oDened and exhibited audience and registered
by The Commissoners the Prize being placed aganet me
Number drawn. This operation TePsaseo Ohul Oil "e
Prizes drawn out - A.. to-
INFLAMMATION PR!zEs.-The two preceding arc bne TWO
succeeding Numbers those drawing the hrst fIzes WIN
be entitled the % Approxmacn Prizes TOT eHSP.
II Ticket No. 1880 draws the So 600 Pze nose
numbered I248 1929 lI25I l2, will each De ehhSa 70
1900 II Ticket No. $50 draws the 900 prize nose LICK
els 54 SSH 552 will each be entitled 70 SSOO'
and according TO the scheme -. a.
Prizes Of S2V will be determined BY the last ng-
ure Of the No. that draws the $6OOO0Prze For example
if the number drawing the 900 prize ends with tnen
ali the tickets where the number ends in will be entitled
70 $50 If the number ends with No. 2 then all the cke
where the number ends in will be enteo 70 $-V' Ano
20 ontoO. .u.
rates. which is the risk: .oo
CoTt6cats of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
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,NVVEVSITY OF LOUISIANA,
MEDICAT DEPARTMENT.

I'm, Animal Course Of ectures in this department Will
z 'l,sTre on MONDAY, November 10Th, 1857, and VIII
t..-rDi,a,e i'm The ensuing March.
nee Iones NJ d. Professor Of Pracuce OF heoieln&
\ RfddsI NJ d. Professor OF Chemistry
l,.-1sD stone, VI ID. Professor Of surgery
A n Csras. NJ ID, Professor OF obstetnea. ,,y
n n,,t. a N,rt NJ d ProfessoTO Of MateriE MedieS-
J,.eDb q Mott d. Pro lessor Of Anatomy. p-,,.,.--
-. prnt NJ D. Professor Of Physiology ana FathoioEy'
'.,Il,"rt : Vance NJ u, Demonstration Of Anatomy.
me- rooms f,r Dssectirg will be open on the second Mon
be F1say are visiting Physicians and Surgeons OF the
Crautg Hospital. ., ,t L. - 81, vtdt, q. al
H. ,,spss er fp, extraordinary practical advantages
PRELIMINARY to The Course Lectures viii be denNeLeo ~
m ,ha m,btheaire Of the Hospital, from tne isl o. &c
- an Cricsl Medicine and Surgery, and Other suUJsS''
" .'""1' @'' '''' THOMAS HUNT, NJ d, Dean:
Administrations Of the Charity Hospital elect annuAly
i,rI inurtecn Resident Students, who are mahlaoo
l, InaitU,iuu- =
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THE GREATEST 'l'm q
Building Association

i
AN now offering Sale at low dgures, twenty Bud-
ing ,s in Eighth Ward Nashville, such terms
any himself complete and convent
eni home The lots front the MunreesoOFo Turnpike,
on Wharf, Franklin and Maple Streets and admirably
situated for Private Residences. -
Caibornes Omnibuses have completely reFoutionised h
part city, WhSh With other mpJO. nens now being
made such Is The OF Gas and wafer IN thai ds
lion, wl add greatly the value Of Jhls Froperty. a..
Terms such will GLOW each purchaser imned-
aely put his buildings the purchase money VIII
not De required until the Sab OF January e6, The interest
only 70 be paid annually ant thAs time Call sc0o on
Iuly-0 A v >. LlNDSLbhs-
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1000 Amounting 70 80. sS n
Whole Tickets $40; Halves 81 0nafse L Nsvnia
fisase Eoufe ~ al O r. n HUBBARD & CO..
aus 81 No 80 Fayette ct, Box No. 40 haltlmoIe. 1
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NaShViIIeLumbePYard.
j, G.. DARDEIS,

BOARDS
HAVE now on hand q large lot OF CEDAR feHoN ana
White pine Flooring Clear White Pine, Poplar Piank,
,y,t SrsntlinR Square Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar
,jnel.s nave Five Mills cutting Poplar and Cedar %
d1sss;nV Poplsr and one Yellow Pine Flooring One shn
ole N1sbpe making No. Poplar Shingles All In eonspSnt
operation can supply quantity Of Lumber OF
the 1hoFtsst notice. and at The lowest prices LOT he 0ssu
Leave your orders for prompt attention WIN ,Dnrr
Marc ~ -, nSa.5v,v
Gas FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STFAMBOETS-PATEN BENZOLE GAS.
Couptv and state Rights for Sale. The only
Re1zoIe Machine that will give good light.
THE entire apparatus simple occupies but little ROOM
requires little or no attentOn-eTcePt winding up
similar TO clock. o., o..
~ ,sss the most handsome and cheapest light n the
world II can be seen practical operation al henosr-
son d Bros, Desderck street. - l. assn
Apy persons wanting their houses ngnVed can De sup
nled fmmedistey they having made contTaeI lof inc
furnishing If Davidson county, and solicit oroers.
in,olnlat Ii - e WM WARNE
uAu " HPP'S Cherry StreetNsshille
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
- .So.IC ,ARKS.JEWELRY MILITARY,
~ 80 E.,E A Nh SOCIETY MEDALS.

MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAVED New ano ohgnS S
NJ designs Of Marks, Pins, Suds, &C constantly On
49, ~ man lpded to- Door PlH es, Notary, corpora
a. seals with or without presses hrlda'' Nsl'hs POI'
on Cards engraved 20 order, at the n, the
l,rst rrrnium awarded by Franklin lRsutule5 ioi 'hs
Al. occurring OF Masonic, and hne JeWery'
,, =, Philadelphia, Pa
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Yaluable FTee-SoiI I OF Tor sale.

Lot on Ch.rry street South NsshvIle he BaplHt
"A Church, en- which there is small Frame 1enemsnf-
The lot fronts 20 feet, Is $50 feet deep. Apply 70
sent % aPs---. ----- ....f A. Y. s LlhDSLkT.s
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Whea+IWhaafL

VxTK viii pay cash ior eoO0 bushels prime Wheat, de-
RoLLINGswoRTH q co.
iulve ----No. @, Market street,
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VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT ag
p h-liG 6 a le
A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

CITUATRD in Rdge6eld, on he Gallatn TurnPse. For
y further particulars apply 70 .
sept n BPa A. v :. blND>Lbh.-
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TIE Rutledgs property be reaied until @ January,
Il 1859. Possession given Immediately. Apply 70
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COAL, COAL.

TTHR citizens Of Nashville have ppOrtunity OF
l. providing themselves with foil supply Of GOOD COAL
the Winter BY application 10 the undersigned or 10
HAWKINS at the ttna Coal Office Nashville AID Chatta
noOga Railroad Depot aug R2n G ( II MARLIN, gent,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
g. W. PHILLIPS. .. NIXON. J. HIAoH' u
C. w. PHILLIPS q co.
SUCCESSORS TO
WILLIAMS, PHILLIPS & CO.,
Commission Merchants
ss UNION ST, NEW ORLEANS
nessrs. stewart Il Duncan,I

MITCHNLLsFfLLk4
GENTS: Accept my thanks for the presant OF ane soa
VI Of Family flour manufactured BY you, and IN lustes
must say that specimen OF aOuT that have
use in nv family have been in Tennessee Ills PEI
fec IL while, and bakes delightfully."-.
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ST 50 per schoIa5uc year. -
Conditions and &c eFsl RegHlatkoAs.
l. PAYMENTS 70 be made semi-annualy In advance.
9 No will be made for absence unless rsaseo
By sickness Pupils remaining in the Institution during va
cation will pay 50 90 per week. -
g. The academic year commences on the FlrSs MONDAY 10
September and First Tuesday IN July, and d dTi
ded into two sessions, Of Eve M nths each
Il is required that all pocket money shall be dePosited
in the bands the Treasurer who VIII be responsible of
the same. =,
Please address all Communications respecting ne
Academy, 70 the Superior Of g. CEtharines Female
Academy, above.
in The next session the ar.1 Monday in
SenIeu her next aug9l-txiuen.
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THECHEAPEsTP PROPERTY AND BEST

AN offering great saeidee. that valuable prop
4 erty, on College Hill, Immediately opposite The URt
Ver long occupied By the late Dr. TrOost. The Los
fronts Market with the mont on Cob
lege Tue house large and eommodiORs aud The EhOls
AZ the price OGerit Is 4 great bargain.
CaibOrness Omnibus has practically moved Colleges Htl
right Public Square, any waiting residence
convenient business would do well 10 look this prop
.Ty. Call on a -. . A. v. 5. LIN DSLkY
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NUMBER 1873
Lindseys Advertisements.
FOR SALE. ~
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO handsome Lots Edgsdeld Woodland Street.
The Lots front 50 feet each and are 10 iset deep
Apply TO rIc A. Y. s. LlNDSAsh'
sept IS .aa go
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Hawke a car sn Hs axe Ises5 ss.a1s roOsndn
- NC n.to3mers and Ii public genefaliy e.,
them 70 our cu1s0ADS' = EVANS, PORTER GO.
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Barley Wanted

TEE highest mark price WILDE paid for Barley deliver
sep A-tWH p&NH HARSH.
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THE FAR-FAMED AND POPULAR -
MARYLAND lotteries
"A. FOR SEPTEMBER, 1857.
r. FRANCE ~ CO., Managers
Brilliant S c b g m e.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERY OF MARYLAND, r-
GLASS L, -
Drawings conducted under the superintendent q H"s
State Lottery CoHmissiaOer.
ECHEME.
HaVanaP Plan.

OF SINGLE NUMBERS NOW BECOME 80
POPULAR
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MAXI LAND
EXTRA CLASS Q,
Tohe drawn in Baltimore, Md. on
saturday, SEP. 2s, 1891
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Wanted.

rrp TN nav the highest market price in Cash foI any
w . vii III GOOD merehantable WHEAT and BACON
oehNefeo o. W. n. B. NORRIS & co.
,,rf Nos. % and Is Marx ct ST.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-27
FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
Az I.ilAN EIGIIR Is. Ii ---.-- d.

AN Offering for sale most desirable Residence on
l Summer street. In The nh Ward. The Lot fronts Is feet
BY The House is aud contains Rooms, Kitten
en- DOOM Smoke House, Dary aud stables ne
gas carried in front this Lot. know u 70
qe aargain "A POLY 70 A v. 5. blND~LbF'-
ib2n SEQ lege street
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-03
WHITEWAsH FOR oUTHOUsEs
AND FENCES.

As the season of the year wnen con-
siderable withdrawing is performed is
near at hand, VIC give the following re-
ceipt for mixing the comp sitiou, which
is said to be FIRST rate:-Take a clean
barrel that will hold water, put into it
half a bushel of quicklime, and slack it
by pouring over it boiling water sufi-
eient to cover it four ar five inches deep,
aud stirring it until Stacked ; dissolve
in water and add two pounds of salphate
of zinc and one of common salt, which
will cause the whitewash to harden on
the woodwork in a few days add suff-
cient water to bring it to consistency
of thick whitewash.
To make the above wash of a pleasant
cream color, add 3 fbl yellow ochre.
For fawn color, aid 4 lbs lumber, Id
Indian red, and l ID. lampblack.
For grey or stone color, add a lbs.
raw umber and / ID. lampblaek.
The color may be put on with a com
mon whitewash brush, and will be foand
mora durable than common whitewash.--
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-03
TRENCHING.


Trsnohing is the mods of improving
the depth of the soil in SMALL gardens,
and is performed in this manner At
n end of the plot to be tronched, you
dig with a spade a trench three feet wide
and TIVE feet deep, you throw the earth
out On the sideway from the plot to be
trenchea. Shovel the bottom clean, and
make the sides perpendicular, leaving a
clear open trench the width of the plot.
Open another trench the same width
and pnt the surface spadeful of that into
the bottom of the former trench, and th
next spadefui upon that, until opene d
TO the same depth as the first one
When the plot is entirely trenched il
this way, the last trench will rem air
open, which must be filed with the ei .rtI
thrown out from the first ono, which ia
ishes the work. If the subsoil is poo
and gravcl1y, it Is better to take c # tn
top spadeful and loosen up the b otton
to .he required depth with a picb with
-out bringing it to the surface. If tn
soil requires it, as it generally IL, lay
-ers of manure may be added t., those @
earth, alternately. IF the sell is 80 sand
clay and other amendments must be ad
-ded; while if too heavy, woods earth
leaves, muck, straw, tanbar5 or any oth
er vegetable refuse eau be alternate, put
ting the eoarsest materis Is at the bo
tom.
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farmers G0Iumu.
POINTS OF A GOOD HORSE.

The Spirit of the Times gives the fol-
lowing directions for examining the con.
dition of a horse:
In purchasing a good horse, sight,
wind, feet and limbs must be the upper
most objects of inquiry; for nine horses
out Of ten are defective in one Of these
Particulars. First, then, examine his
eyes, and do this before he comes out Of
the stable; see that ttey are perfectly
clear and transparent, and that the pu-
pills or apples of the eye are exactly
alike in size and color. Next examine
his pipes if good aud sound on being
nippcd in the gullet he will utter q
sound like that from a bellows, but ifhis
lungs are touched and he is broken win
ded, he will give rent to q dry, husky,
short cough; look to his limbs also and
in passing your hand down his legs, if
you find any unnatural pretuberauce,
or pufiness, or if, feeling first one leg
and then. the other, you discover any
differences between them, disease nore
or less is present; ho may not be lame,
but he is not clean upon his legs. If
he is broad and full between the eyes,
he may be depended on as horse of good
sense, and capable of being trained to
almost anything. If You want a gentle
horse, get ono with more or less white
upon him many suppose that the part
eolored horses belonging to circuses,
shows, &c., are selee:e ed for their oddly,
but it is IN account Of their docifity and
g~entleness in fact, the more kindly you
treat horses, the better you will be trea-
ted by them in return.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-06-03
POP GoEN.

1 consider the pop corn as easy q crop
to raisc.as any othe. In fact, though
my own experiments have been On a
small scale, I am satisfied that 1 can
raise as large a measure of this as of
this as of the common yellow corn, upon
a given space. True, the ears of the
pop corn are much smaller but then it
will bear being planted much nearer to
gether, and the average numbsr of ears
upon a stalk is nearly deable that of any
ether variety Of corn I have ever cult
waited. Ny fowls are exceedingly fond
of it aud will pick il out from any other
variety when mixed and fed to them
The oleaginous matter which abounds in
it. and the swelling which by heat causes
this corr to valuable on the fatteniDg o.
of fowls; and I hope all u far1nert
will at least try the experiment OF a crol
which seldom fails and which, when i
comes into more general use in families
will abate a small percentage, at least
Of the tribute which all of New England
now pays the Great West for bread
stufs. A corn pepper costs but abou
aquarter of dollar, and when pop-cor
is raised SO freely as to be sold for a dol
lar or less per bushel, it will be foun
one of the cheapest and healthiest art
Giles of diet to be found in the whole cal
alogus of good things. 1 trust tie tim
is not far distant, when what is not
held as a luxury, will become a klessin
of no ordinary magnitude to the 'hart
fariug men of our land."-Farmer.