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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

The st. Louis Republican ofTuesday, arranges
majority of fourteen for Stewart, with two
counties, Ripley and Dunklin, to hear from. 1t
has information" also that Midway has given
Stewart $50 majority instead of l25 as previously
reported,
The St Louis Democrat Of the 26th says;
Til county of Atchison, it VIII be remember
ed. Is f,r up in the north western corner OF the
state and its very remotcuess no doubt suEges-
ted the practieahlity Of tampering with tho re-
tuvus from thence. The county was at tirsl re-
ported to us and so reported by persons direct
FROM the county seat, as having given Stewart a
majority Of thirty votes IS such, We setlt down
in our tables, and so did the rest Of OR cotenpo.
raries. The long time, ihowever, which elapsed
before anything official was published, caused
us 20 feel Apr, hensive that all was not rlEi'1'
and when the "gficidL returns " as they are
stv,ed. did come, showing a ma ority OF J1rty.Frl
for Stewart, we W ere satisfied that the vote had
been ,rafcred. II IS now published by the opPg-
sitisn press as " official at Stewart 10, Rol.
Inns I35. On yesterday, however, we received
letter from an Old correspondent, resident OF
the county, enclosing us the vote taken from
the poil books and our readers may be somewhat
SURPRISED to learn that il stands there recorded
lust as we originally published it-that IS stew
art IS, Rollins ll3, only 20 majority Tor the
former. 1t - needless to add words TO so patent
All evidence Of fraud.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
The Most Useful Most Perfect! Most
Concise

Cheaper tLan ,I,c Cheapest! BETTER than
f2,c Rest.
PaJl.sRe3 G5ch1y. Tie ,rtolc only One Dollar :
frGri
~ REATEST DISCOVERY OF THE PRES
SE LNT Century for :;
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes !! =
Describing every Genuine BIZ IN existence and :
exhibiting at glance every counterfeit III Cifcu- :,
ation Arranged SO admirably that Reference as :
easy oHd Deiec'Ian Iast2H'qncsEs.
.g No index 10 examine, no pages to hunt
up!
But so simplfcd aud arranged that the mereh- :
ant banker ami bus moss mgu can see all ut Il
glance
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

IowA.-The official vote of IS counties in 10
wa row a majority of $50 in favor Of the New
Constitution. There are four counties TO heal
from. Carroll, Montgomery, Woodbury. anee
Wright. Woodbury. has already been reported
as giving small majority for the Constitution
The returns fiom the other counties canno
change the above majorit. more than loo votes
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03


\ friend Of ouHs. once holding distinguished off
cial position in the state Government Of Michigan.
and who long since went up higher called our at
entioD, one day, 80 n Lowering shrub ,lIat was en-.
oying the ligh5 o bright NJ y morning. IN an cast
ern window Of his beautiful home.
That said S '.- ole Of our household [Te have
two children Cad lie hower-so there are fire Of
us
There was no Iieatness in the tone, but depth Of
feeling the rather, u which could NOT account
Noticing the l0o; o. inquiry, he continued 'scyer-
al years ago, oGe autumn day. we procured that
shrub cherished it uriug the winter by the iirerdc,
and IN the Spriug II rewarded ua with i30ge and q
bud. Then too, 20 child was born. and tie babe
and the bud blossom ed into beauty together Daily
each liniolded som. hing admire and 20 love.
Fall came again, md the child and the plant with
cred away. The rL.l OF Heaven did not revive the
this we laid in the ground thet, dieG down to the
earth in the vase mud vet cherished tie little
area where j. Slept yet we watcred and cared for If
Spring came, bur the flower id not hear its call
anil tie dead wcs with us still.
| But in m.dsu nl1cr, the empty cradle had now
tenant and for awhile the vase was ncglccgcd ono
| day however II wae remembered, aud you cannot
| judge of the mln-iOl joy, wonder and fear with
which we saw The shrub had again parted the earth
and put forth CLOS - .caE Child and flower thrived
| together, and you may know that the one was
watched with all tiIC sohcitude with which we rear
| de,i the other. Blossoms once more adorHedi H. and
it never withered ~. sin. The yoiceof the child ia
| which il is bound " such mysterious sympathy
YOU can hear in the garden, and tae r.. Yance OF the
| howeris perfuminG he air.
We could well dersfand the count Of bis love
when he said that s one OF our Household. We have
two children and the flower ana 80 there are five o.
J. US"
Somebody GAYS that flowers are the smiles ofDety
In oden times hat tOwerwould have been worship
ped as q very God.--Chleage Journal.
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q { N tbs TR Y.
TEETH FOR THE mEL LHOl
Perfect satisfaction Warranted
,rAElHWEATuER s CO.,

DRUGS. Mod cue- Oils. Paints Perfluery, Fancy
Articles, all kinds nt Patent Medicines, and an ex-
ccHcnr assortment of every article kept III estab-
l-Lmeuts of This character.
II NS ST. ErNo~HA, Wis.
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EARN FOR SALE !.


premises %. t,g subscriber Ia tie town 81
.-- .r tsgt g.. ISL If August inst v5ane Mule
.s l.-. -a-r,s noted TIE owner. is requested 10
'1..s properly ply charges aud take her away.
L II. FERRIS
'-"''s' AAs 3sE b., 1877, Avs
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ps. A. EARR,

DH YSICIAN AMI S Il r G N.
Z WA be found at his Office over Sterkweather's Drug
store or at his ra-l nee Of Chicago and Park
streets M ready attend the calls Of the public
ker4.H4, Erhrnary ~, L. {. 10
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
Special Correspondence Of the Missouri, Denocrat
From Kansas-Acquit+al OF Gov. Robin

: AO-A A%eaAiSet5-- CtiulI~eu o. GOV 1tCDlll-
son.
LAWRENCE, Friday morning, Aug. 81.
Gov. Robinaon was acquitted yesterday fore
noon.
The jury we're out nine hours There was an
animated debate in the jury room. ~ first,
learn, they stood ten for verdict of guilty, to
two tor acquittal. Theywero all pro-slevery
men.
The judge addistnctly charged them that if
they found that lie prisoner, AZ any time, had
assumed To be go' srnor Of the state Of Kansas,
they must find him guilty. The defense had al
ways admitted this fact.
The two jurors, however. did not accept such
instructions. They refused to believe in the ex-
istonce Of State IN this part of the country -
They came out, after they had discussed the
question some time, and asked tina, the case be
re-opened for furt her evidence on that point -
This very verdaat request, Of course, was re-
fused.
At nine O'Clock. therefore, they returned a
verdict Of not guilty. 1t was well for their
health and necks hat they did so. In haste.
JACOBUS.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

PHYSICIAN g SURGE ON,
Ofsce-In Bailey brick Building Of Main and Mar
ket Streets,
Residence-With DAVID B. TEARS.
EEcuoaEre,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ iscGHsiu.
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To tie PTopris,ors Of Vests Patent Gaieanic Roof

1HxED PAINTS, OF ali shades Of Color, pr,
w pared to order 81
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03
ION b. JILSUN.
DOCTOR M. A. FOX.

PHYSICIAN ACCOUCHEUR AND SURGEON,
Beg the Inhabitants Of the City and Country
that lie has made Kerosha his permanent residence
An attentive practice and Study Of several years in The
largest Hospital Of The United states and Canada mas
afforded him ample opportunity Of acquiring complete
knowledge Of his profession and Of all diseases ncden-
tai 20 This climate
Puactu4l attendance on all professional calls
Oli.e ~ the RGuals House Main 81.
KeuaSha July 18th 1851 lyo'
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-09-03

IL new vein of quartz mining has been
opened in Plumas CO., California, which yields
$40, 900 to the ton OF rock.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-04-15
A'eniral %ArnhcEiN.

TNit fRt STILLS teT leave - egN
ruhlf attention ~ tbs lnsigua ou.
tps sai.1ruuii sfss,su " vhifh vTfr !
ca " lNlbNt. Ituuary Eth. The ~srVi.
rsA 81 NJ. TIN. u. Nall NkN and ] tut,
have hrsn sr,,rrd. - ~ hutc. peswa.
rrn',, ssi - arr is'erb uyi o. ms'n.
tain . ~ class MALI aud ftNN.H
" AurNi.
uar eu,emmou's health, losakiy, rpsd
Teacher, s,sai uciahlarhesi, aud Funi
water, epu liituse = thfe v~nmhtuuian.-
wiuch We think shNull elicit the patronage
vt r,sr yhsis. Nuung men viii he thor.
onshi, Vsrrarwi for college or business,
anil ,aaas laiisu ansisr the sars Il Mrs.
NvIaw NJ, w,ll cniOs superior nj ,antaxs-.
Instructions on r,ans end ,ii,ar on M.
dcrrs,e terms. s.oe, Rptrhsw san hc Oh.
,alnel IN hesssmei,a,s ,icinity IN ttry
mml.ralc tcrws. etthnr for Nslrs W -
mal.., anil y tev ,ann9 ltli,s rsn he ~.
s~smmsAsted as The h.,use u tn rginsi.
pal, an ,hr ,esiew, lot.
Tor further particulars. atlrrss the
rrinciral,e = 81, - the Trustees.
n. n. Mi vsr. Ch'ra'n. v rOsr.
N.Y. J. MppfstOS. R.r. SNEtiiNs.
Y. ". us,rsa. y.LAvo.
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u. y. HEBRON, sss'y H. u.
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NORTH MISSISSIPPI
YMTNl NSTlllTE,
RNuALlA, Miss.
,rnA.C,C Y, + y:
w. l. knbkRt. Priv pal.
NJ. J. LANSING. rrvfcsr Of Nagae-
MATES and trsnVh,
-. Tsssieian.
Mr. Nkni.gIr, Is,.r.
TERMS
Pr Sssies u fIrs Ms.,as;
Primary Ibepessmens .stN N
Preparatory psvsrswess . IS I.
Assasmie bvyssmess :, .
Ancient laee1ales o. fFeaca lessrsl ) y
lsesa~ntAl Gse y
No psSss6is~ Tor shserss stc~. IN
ri has suserrd. ssvs IN the sinxl
eass u r-rssrsseel ulse-s.
Excsllsns Be>vairx 81 mcskrssc rric~'
FsvfsrSs mid psian .pf. 70 n
pnAespAk&
(kss 9ee;sl - ef The l<fisls,ur
shs salecf srirausss Hsvcss : reehshsse
vsehia I've nile q ~ luaissse.l
s1sis AlsaA - " p>vuss~slv silr
- sssa - ssfnnGxDAn 10 ~ mad.
~ aesaio& ~ nolnevn ~ suerits
: ~ essLfs1 - dDdsss rv,val
oUoeleuU ps-s~
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educational.
tSp<lt
Ecma,e and Male

Sc HOOTlN.
A q l. \, MISS,
Rev 4. ". rot ~, Principal VI M
Male Department
Nj. :. :, ,ut VI. Principal u the W.
uRlr iirVHrIiufu t
Ms. lRRtfr z. McGrirf. rfof,..as
Of Nu,il urd Instrumental w Is.
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ru.. sr.yg or MISSISSIPPI.

taN'H 'Ntt
Tho state q Me- .v
T. ttt
W., t'u-r,. Causa NJ iia-hrs, lrpss
Nwh f.t. -. Mitchell. Niert Mitchell.
tst p ,t,g, nwl Nlriu Wells. hsfs
~ lev cf kuiet.tu Mitchell. decss<-i.
snA - iirnry llurhrs, husband " sui
,ara ~. Stsrhca Nelis, hu.h1d y sai
Martha. swi ,'a,.i u. trisv. ba'hand 1t
aid ibfa'sht
Nva aua ca,h NJ
. ~ bow, t,tsd - d. AMI apPfat ts~
low ~. i'te 'alt Vuur, u satd cvup't. %
~ ,uatt. house. th,t,v't. IN sbc tcwa II
l'an,Ls. on the hsst Monday IN Nay neat.
t. .haw cause, L any you caa, Why tn
enai aceuuni u Siiass Mitchell, adaiu.
istta,er VI be- estate ~ indsspn Mitchell.
dNvus+l. rs~u,ly klei ~ sid v,utt tcr
aaiaian anil allowance. .haald uss hc al.
hw-l. md a dscrve mads ~Ihctvsren ~.
tsNinglS.
.s.aol ths IN Ia, n Narst. ,Si'.
". l.. Nu,sf TN.
.r1.te tirsk said I CH-'.
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Nnffnss tuattutsHhl
taa0 ~ ilffaai eHJ f%sfhaHtff
al Madison al. M.mphis, Tent
I'll. FaH.AlH re In fltHHiHi Asistmldf "
fenHHa fH
taf fHaH fNn tHt fHtnJ fftA
IrtSk N Wntfh "a stlllLs,
lful y NJ WHY
nalu.ia roe 4 end lHtafest Al
iuMff fhmsoa
nv Iilt ~ ftfni mauiel vnnen
~ ni l mas ielm AZ sans
.lNll iH lheli zen HIhtH'e
g. lI.H uiliei conliauis ~ epniiel
fnieiaf allowed ~ hli aef a ffon
ta Nit daJ uf the munlh 20 81 inai
e ita lalHH w maa inter
e thf NfiN b Nm Hltiilfi
UI lha ltsf Ass II 10 ire anil ~ n
fmh ~ i ~ he entitled in pa
ma.. itmiln VI lhn In.tiiuiign lpf
m netusli. mas, ipNe,m
tlUliHUl "a uns line, n The orilth
ui .hf H -
a, II it w., President
Al Atfut 'AaliAt nltl'
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H. Persons h4,ius auv par, u ths
= heci taad OF rsustla %vruuiS.
Mi.sSsirp.. BORROWED. anil nv due. q
hrre.fier - hsxalss das. arr heftit ucti.
led 10 rsy the sasie iu,c the Treasury -
fat ~ 4 tcGr,vs due. - tir tuar' "
rules have made IN csder t. lssn the
fund % ,hs Miss ssirpi snl fcna~se,S
Railroad Ccmpsny. IN elvStirurs 20 the
vote " the rcurle hcsvteEUsc tssta cu
tina, subject.
u, ericr u III Bcs-tef relice.
u. D. vuft. Ccau,y 1r-.sr.
yrh,sx ltth. tSt..tI
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VI DION
Or. IS u,NskfaU 81 l.utiarl,r
llnhaic. ; tlr .xi.inier VI lae "
Stats. ipsogaad 10 ths iAt,,r " "
tirrHu@s ln,s..uu l Allied laf|
mail ist.uu I Nsu coy; isrr
ip,o 'lv MtI,upu. l.,ru,s.s. a'a 3
~ u.,,n e,vr a. trolls weld. ls
lts,lsju. T. ".
'Nr. lailv y srr aiy tac
United S,atrs ~ she gtnisi sefr'fss
;lse yrurlrtic maf.. -t.na,su a
Ice sn., hv ttLlvlSAttlluN
uss.6m Aenrs
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liui prispt luH aul ~ hrilrl
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shut
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Bin tor l.IstI
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liumaMne Mr. llrh,vs' eStu
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linn to The hu.lnsss inr fifteen ,rm
und Ne. ,,menis uctnnwio dgvd cnur
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,maMtN iur ~ lu,Nltm,it q
mAh,,e To- bake theft vslnhlshm
,,lu.n,c ul lie literary WutbA, ~
now sample ns,m aud verge timt
give .eope 10 their ,herlsttoi 'nl,,'a
rNhlutipg "a lln Southwest q hes
in he bumlrs, s,nsc ~ the lhms, !
. huN asA respectfully that oil viAu
determine lat themselves whcihFf
r~tlcmane, !, III kvcp,n; With a.
suuwimg m~anlicsia.'
tpr IT, Rcii1ious ho1dl
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go Nan strr;, u rnrhi., tenae..Sc,
ARE kSruNlstusu luE WORLD
" viih their MN aud WI All.f
rkpCt>S II mtsius LIZ f.Sl1lp rot.
traits. dlv,t UPON canvass, anil eesgel
~ III. Z, pac 81 thc ars; artists u tue
tstiuirts
Thyt has, isH - rrsat ,Nren.g ~ rso.
rtrra tAs rs riels 10 making
iha. aslgA,alsa ~hssesrarh' ~ eiuvas..
sn.i ht,inx tttsi - an rntirc nv SIT
ulI frr TIL. tanss vt the MT, ,hsy are
r.,ttrNl to cNOsais all snls. sent q
ta,ia By mail ffera ~li,fasss.s -. or
any o,her mi a, rsturs ,hi, saas b.
ss,t. Ia evYytng un . iaguerrpt.le
iceR u htt shaai sessuysn, IN PEE
ti-v. vth a til y Iiiuu y - n
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varlbsei r., sisem->~. Ttp Is the
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Ertf4eit y Ssts fis,f MIS-.
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C. ts,sti al,s mes e1tL NIL,
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4 " tn hranehss II SNHNt'f Hnl
~ tIttRAttEi ,ncieb, rnd mol.
~, nN'~satt 70 thorough crursr. VII
h. taught. uu,.rr tho s%,ric,cs, DISCIPLINE
e. NJ r,'ra thArrva, except en- iul-
lat pr 80 ,Ou sa,h lar ~ ldeutsl sxprn.
-. A. ". iut vi.
uitf prn' pei.
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Miss Tucker says it ~ with old
bachelors ~ with old woal il is
hard lo yet ,heut started. but,
when Ihcy do flame, they bum
prudigiuusly.
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Somebody has written . hooa
ou The arl ri making people hap
pN without money. We are IN
r,ccllcnl condition to be operated
tIHUu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19
MEDICINES,

=. ". GRsSGS
T. FEpS constantly 0 hand. at lis Drug and Book
N Sore, almost all q tie Patent Medicines OF any
worth. amongst which the following:
touyS Remedies. GuysOts TX Yellow Dock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

CrgE FOR SHyrSG--If a lady's horse be
addicted to siiying, ! will give her sure
and simple cure for the same: one which
have never known to fail. Let US. for in
stance, suppose the existence Of 4 large heap
If stones on the near side of the road. The
horse sees an indisiinct gray object, and
prepares to shy at it. The moment he shows
such symptoms, let his fair rider turn both
her eyes on exactly the opposite side of the
road q. e., the off side, and LOOK steadily
away from the offending heap, and I'll en-
gage that the horse viii walk quietly by.
For many years, have ridden horses Of
all tempers and dispositions, some Of them
much given to shyins, and have never yet
found this simple remedy TO fail in its effect.
Let those who scott at me try it. The rea-
son is this: the human eye has, doubtless,
n great influence on all animals, and there
IS strong and secret sympathy between the
horse and his rider; the horse sees an in
distinct object, and looks doub;fully at il;
his rider becomes alarmed, imagining that
the animal Is going to commit some eccen-
tricity; the fear is communicated 10 the ami
mai, and he Starts in terror from the object
which has frightened him; whereas, If lie
finds that his rider sits unmovcd and I'M
concerneGly, he regains his conf lence, and
goes on, " in the even tenor Of his way" !
believe that one half of our horses are ruined
for life by being ''hit over the bead by
groonS TO cure them of shying.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-19

ILLINOIS MoLAssEs FROM SUGAR CANE-We
were shown few days ago, sample of mo-
iasses made from the Chinese Sugar Cane
grown by our fellow citizen, Jesse Fell, ESQ
of North Bloomington, which excelled any
thing ike mOlaSses which we ever tested.
In flavor, il was exqisitely delicious, and in
taste reSembled the finest honey, more than
the ordinary molasses. Mr.. Fell prepared
the juice by hand and boiled it in a small
vessel. merely by way Of experiment; but,
as he has several acres of the cane in most
prosperous condition, he has ordered pro-
yer mil and machinery for grinding and pre-
pairing i, after the most approved manner.
IL viii also procure the proper vessels for
Granulating, and make fair test of the
practicabillty OF sugar making in Illinois
After this test shall bc made, we have no
doubt of being able to report it entirely sue
cesSfuL-Bioomingt0H Flag.
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Great Yield from Single Seeds.

Very few, we presume, think it possible
that wheat AMI rye should yield thousand
fold, or a. much as Indian corn usually does.
There are Instances on record, however,
which % - that that is possible, inasmuch
as il has happened occasionally. Some re-
maIkab.e instances Of such uncommon ie-
cundity have been recently observed and
put upon record, which. gether with for
mer ones, furnish data for differences Of some
practical value. One Of the more notable
OF these we find in the Ohio EdrmeT, of
Aug 2gth, in which it Is stated that single
Giant Of rye was found on the farm of Mr..
Jacob Brown, which, from one root, sent up
l. lsty-seven stalks, the grains upon which
numbered six Thousand two hundred and
ei-At. In the Springfield Republican men
ton is made of some wheat which was found
along with Egyptian mummics, and sup
posed to be at least 1000 years old, one
grain Of which produced the astonishing
amount of !, 200 grains. Nr. Chas- Brack-
eft, Of Fulton Co., Ind, stated in Sept. No.
Of the GeHesGs FaTHser. that from a field OF
Mediterranean wheat of this season growth.
lie took a root bearing p stalks, each Of
which contained 80 perfect grains, making
product of one thousand four hundred and
seventytive from one. In field Of rye the
same gentleman found root having forty
nine stalks, and an average head Of one OF
these stalks produced fif,y-six grains, giving
two thousand seven hundred and forty -four
grains from one.
Such facts as these lend some counteHance
to the views of those vino think il profitable
to sow wheat very thin and IN drills, so as
TO admit of hoeing, wedding, &c,-a prac-
tice followed in some parts Of England where
laborers are plenty and labor is cheap
They also explain some of the remarkable
results which have occasionally followed az
ter very thin sowing on well titled land,
where there is plenty of room for the roots
of wheat 10 tiller. In confederation Of such
deductions from such facts, Nr. Bracket re-
marks, that while two bushels Of corn sown
broadcast on one acre would yield only from
eight to fifteen or twenty bushels of HUb-
bins, the same quantity Of seed planted on
sixteen acres would produce from thirty 10
one hundred bushels Of soJHI c2y7, per acre,
OF from four hundred and eighty to sixteen
hundred bushels from the two bushels, and
asks, VIII not = heat 30 the same?" The
facts named furnish biuts which may lead to
experiments and results Of no little practical
value.
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