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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

tE- Forty persons we're committed to the work
house within the last month, aud Al discharged,
and i6 now remain in confinement as rock-breakers
for the city.
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House and Lot for Sale.

DY virtue OF decree pronounced by the County Court
- Of Bedford county, at the March term 1851 in the
OF J. Calhoun and Others parte will sell in the
city ofNashYille SATURDAY the 80th day Ma next,
House and Lot in the city Of Nashville known as Lot
So In the plat Of lots made for L. H. Laner, and regis
tered in the REGISTERS oee Of Davidson UNITY Book
No, pages So and 553 aad lot situated the
ner Of Washington Street.
TERNs.-Said lot will be sold follows: The purchaser
will be required TO pay onethird in cash. the balance 10
equal payments OF six and Twelve months purchaser Civ
ing bond aud two approved securities,
Ir Sale to be made the Of the Market house.
mayS-td 10. II. THOMPSON, Commissioner.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Msy l4-Alida, Paducah;
Princess, Cincinnati.
DEPARTED.
Aleonia, St. Louis;
Aida. Paducah;
Tennessee, Caney Fork.
River falling slowly, with eight eet water on the
shoals.
The City Of H''ntssiHe departs to-day for Men,
phis. pleasant trip is in store for those who
travel on her
The Princess departs for Cincinnati.
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MARRIED,

On the 18th May, by w. H. wIiknsoa. Fsq., JOHN CAV.
EEDER 70 ELiz .BkTH REBEL, all Of lhis elsy.
On the evening Of Thursday, the I'd last, IN this
county Al the resdehee u Hsn. Hscay Marta b. kes.
Foasr williams, Mr. WILLIAM J. ARMsTROkG u Massy,
and Miss sALLIE CLAY, ei1sst enaghter q Col. Msii
Nsrtin Of Bedford esunty.--C osasstta Herald
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LINDSLEY,S ADVERTISEMENTS.


ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH INsT., on the premises, at
" ii O'clock A. NJ viii eel hat vauable property on
Broad Street, formerly occupied by Hon. John Bell.
r. 6LAscocK, Auctioneer, A. V. LNDSLEI.f
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The Aida arrived early yesterday moruing from
Paducah, and left on return trip last evening.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-15

~ James Jackson has been appointed Spring
Keeper az Trimbe'S Spring, and Isham Dyer at the
Judges Spring, by the Mayor of the city.
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AGENTS FOR THE PATRIOT.

Ma R. GLAscocK has been appointed agent for this
city He authorized collect the accounts, notes. &C.,
the concern and also to solicit and make contracts for
advertising and Job Work.
Nh r. p Moss travelling agent and is authorized
toreceive subscribers to collect all monies due out of
Davidson County.
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CB- The Tennessee LETT for Caney Fork last
night.
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A WORD TO THE WISEl

only remedy thai WIN remove all impurities from the
BLOOD. It being Tonic, 10 viii at the same time strtngtn-
Thousands In 81 Louis have used t. and the universal
expression is that never fails in curing any complaint
arising from disorders State Of the LIVER Stomach or
Bowels. few doses win cure DiSrrhGa or Dysentey.
As Dinrstc II win cure any disease Of me kinney,
blood and remove all YslloWness, Pmpes or sores ron
the skin.
and Fever and Cholera There Is no mistase aoo1t ~.
refer to hundreds Of Steamboat Men and others "
prove that fact.
McLEIS's sraExsHrHxsne CORDIAL recuIrsesr-
tiacates bring into notice. one dose 70 SUFFICIENT TO
convince the most stepteal Of us wonderful invsor0s
Every Country Msrchan Mt should take supply bone
with him It an Indispensable remedy for every aIy'
J. II. MCLEAN, eole Proprietor OF this Cordial
Also, MoLesn's VAlcanie on Linimsn NJ
Ew- Principal Depot, the corner Of Third and Pine
streets, 50. Louis. Mo.
EW Price, 81 90 per Bottle.
- For sale BY he principal Merchants and Drug.
gis:s in the city and country.
McLEAN,s VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT .
The greatest remedy discovered for Man or Beast
The unparalleled success Of this Lniment is sueient
70 walk the Wounded Bruised and Sore are healed ana
ali who IL rejoice In Is healing and nvigoratnz sl
iects. -
McLean Volcanic on LIniment assesses alive Eou-
superior 10 all other external remedies, being 50 ene~
eay combined 70 retain In its combination al me VIZ
Of lie several ingredients 20 enable IL TO penetrate
minussss vessels Of the body discriminating Us healing
influence removing the Of the disea Andinparung
We see or hear daily OF persons Eho we're confirmed
Crpples Their legs paraEed VI dawn crooked
their musries being shriveed and Who nov re-
oics In their permanent restoration o. the use .neR
limbs By the use Of heLeans celebrated Volcanic On Ln
menL "Who| then win suffer with local pain or s1tsfns
diseases when safe and remedy 80 easily
Reader are you AFFECTED with Careers, Piles, Iemofss
swelngs Bronchele Goitre Paralysis chrome 81 nn-.
tory Rheumatism, Stiffness In your joints, Conu.c4ee
Muscles Neuralgia, WsAkness Of ne joints ma Sc %
IIgaments Ear Ache Tooth Ache, Bruises, spE-ln-,
Woundn Plea Cuts Ulcers Fever sores. Saksd bfess
sore NipuIe Burns lds Iphamaton OF ans no m9
ter how severe ieng the dsesse has exeaI snner
no Ionger McIeaes Volcanic on Inment WI cure yoa.
Il hAs been thorOaghy tested IN AL Of ne above diseases
and We hav never Il 10 AL In giving 'psedy and
permanent relief =.
that oahsome and distressing disease. the Piles, which
has heretofore considervd rcurabe, be
nently cared By this wonderful Llniment.
Then srhe DO longtr With common lninents and rens-
des-cAn aud set supply q aeLeAns folearle
Ou Hnlment IL s safe and certain cure, aad the oAJ
reabs remedy for the q local palms, sores, sSens
etc, beAf.
J. Il. NOLAN, Sole Propristor.
~ Principal Depot On he corner Of Pine ana fhira
streets Sc. Louis, No.
Eisis in tbs ety and country. AprS
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eB The great freight steamer Scotland is lying
at the wharf receiving for New Orleans.
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NOW is THE TIME

ITO purchase that valuable STORE HOUSE, srket
street corner Of Clark, at present occupied by h. s.
French Son. The Lot fronts Az feet Market anu
log Clark street. Every knows that this is OF
the most prominent Wholesale Grocery and Produce
Stands in the city Il will be sold most liberal terms.
For further particulars cali on
aprq9 A. " s. LINDsLEY.
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<,rnER. ClDER.-Fhs dag b. salis West rsosfv-
"a a ~, 81 Loals Cider Cal seen yea wish any
- Csa., D. W. kukEkLL. Assat,
rarehsi coEReF Brad ana ftoat streets.
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Notice TO Transient Advertisers.

All transient advertisements in this paper must be paid
Tor the time they handed inotheTwse they viii
be inherited Transient Job Work be paid for deli
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Ohm D. JAMES, Prest. D. D. JAMES, Cashier.
BANK OF COMMERCE.

Deals in sight and time Bills Gold and Silver and incur
rent Bank Notes, makes collections in ali parts the
try, will give the highest market price for Land Warrants
Dnd pay interest on depostes. jan15.
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0YTUEsDAY, 18th MAY,

man, Esq.
ONTUESEAX, 18TH MAY,
in lets as shown in the plotB
Lot No. l. Contains One Hundred Acres and hason n an
excellent Brick dwelling with rooms all in good repair:
One Of the best Horse Mills Middle Tennessee with Iot
ngCloth and Thrasher attached every house that
can render alarm desrabe bearing Orchards of every
ruit. And, shown the plot plenty Of woodland for
all the purposes Of the farm the soil Is good and the
Springs shown are all Of the very best.
The remaining lots desirable aud every foot Of
them free from any impeachment to cultivation.
At the time will sell
FIFTY ACRES OF HEAVILY TIMBER.
ED LAND
One mile East OF Antioch Depot N O. R. R. adjoining the
lands Of Messrs. Paine, Gregory others. And
FIFTEEN Il ores OF FIVE CEDAR LAND,
about mile East Of the Murreesboro Turnpike, 10
mil es ir m Nashville.
TRRMs-Ths Homestead upon a credit OF one-thrd pay.
able 25h December next the balance years.
purchaser giving bond with approved security for the first
payment, and lien retained for the remainder.
The Tmbered and Cedar Lands, a credit Of Six,
Twelve and Eighteen months Notes with approved Secu-
Tity
Possession given notes executed, Of the
Timber and Cedar, unconditional or the Homestead with
the encunorance, that the renter Mr. T. J. Rednan
occupy the premises until 1st., January next.
Omnbusses will leave the corner OF Cedar and Cherry
Streets at O'Clock, for the sale. Passage aud from
free. COLLATION. usual and all invited attend
Apr 0Oth, oI.-2V. T. r GLASo0CK, Agent.
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The Flux Annihlliated.

Every and fall thousands Of people die Of Fux,
Cholera Dysentery Gripping Palms, and other Irregularities
of the Bowels be cured in every rs
cents, by the use Of fuckers CHOLERA SYRUP,
which has be tested by the best physicians in the South
and West and by them pronounced the most enectusl
remedy now in use has performed astonishing
cures than any other specific human life be saved
10 Of by investment of IS cent? Buy
a bottle and keep it by you.
FOrsa by HERMAN & RAINS and T. WELLS, Drug.
giss. apr24-6m
Woodland Cream" "a Pomade for bedatgyin1 tho
Hdi-highly pertumed, superior to any French article
imported for half the price, For dressing Ladies Hair
it has equal giving it bright glossy appearance 1t
causes GentIemens Hair curl in the natural
ner II removes dandruG always giving the hair the APP
peance being fresh shampOOned Price only fifty
Non- genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO., Proprietors Of the
SPAIN of Thousand Flowers"
Sold by all Druggists. NEW YORK.
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cg- Hon. JooS BELL arrived at home yesterday
from brief visit to his coal mines at Treadwater.
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Company.
fNHESE superb animAs will make their hrst season in
Tennessee the State Pair Grounds near Nash=iiIe
terminate Jolly the tth 1881, At cas- the season, and viii
stockholders and gentle n wishing 70 breed IN FIR
will please make their entries to p r. Rains,
practicable settle thrr bills during the season with Dr.
X. Q. Foster, Treasurer OF the Company.
Good pasturage ~il be furnished iOr mares by y. R.
Rains fAnning at she usual prices Of the country and
grain wall Ne fed and attention given, required.
TIE EATON a0RSE is good red sorrsl faI seven
teen hands hgh ard for strong points and perfection
FORM Tor horse OF his great size. his equal be
found lie bred IN Maine is ateea years old, has
trotted under mia. 90 and Of the fullest Mes
ssnges horses known. His dan was Descendant Of the
Old winthrop Messenger md his sire was the Long la
lame branch Of Messengers His colts large and
generally Open square and feet trOtger Ne Inc sire Of
the "GTaY Stranger" that trotted In min 30 sco AneF
his shoulders seriously injured the and sold for
81 $50 OF Moun Vernon, that oted IT the United States
Pair a. Philadelphia 90 the words Of Mr. Brown ehairmAn
committee, Adnay - $50" aad many other excellent
roAisters. Mr. Holmes editor Of 1ha MAlas Farmer
q h@ IN b. paper Q, April "a 1871 that Ne Aoy,s slaes
ed AssseaGsr las got many Hsef trees' ana ne
agent Of he Cempany regaFI hiu horse o. higher
ohArae sF Tor ifng roAdasss thaa Any oher 10 America.
EAu6ATUcKBLAcK HAWK. isa Fieh and stylish
brown horse, sigal years old ibA AAnds high
trotsed in s aad be bore % the prae ever Lons
star many ohers stats Far he Al Mes Havsn
ss year ana ha colts are pfouislnr he vas
slrea % Vermont htAek Hawk made Hih his osR-
e. ever taooe sfAna rs shsrm-h hsEsAn great grand
LADY Durioa b. OF ed Aenbrno and be by The La.
Pon "a Messenger As Is bali sEohsr 70 Ethan Asn ne
mat papuar r0tng stallion hvIne, blaek HAsk Maia
Rafk RElfk kaaH-Nothng that rotea atChoaro in a7 n
ana beat Flora Temple on oas Island IN ass, belle q sa
aegs hal sent a8e ana many TIE hsst Faadstsrs
81 tfs coantry.see uasieya boak Morgan horas D.
100 10 1875.
vra II naornF he Zeal opcgla asa itf bfe1iug Naad
iy horse and he DlFeeles awe lhezsnfe pat ths ~
ur.es hat va yasuy q 10 breed then.
M n kLflsToA, II. Q. Fl1fkA,
ANDREW kHlNos ALLAs,
4, ~ h.kAlhs, 20 huA Ahp1
+. fAkkfhu, AtFseitag tcHtasiitst
mAyi-lmo.
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CON M E r CIAL.

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NAY 18th, 1851. {
coTroS "A small lot so d yesterday at llalSc.
ToBICCo-No sales.
BAooN-NO change in prices. The demand continues &C.
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HoIIoway's Ointment and Pills are highly recon-
mended for the Of Erysipelas They in unison
upon the SYSTEM cleansing and purifying tie ood and
never any skin disease however desperate the
case may be- Sold at the mandatory No. so, Maiden
Lane New York, and No. 244 Strand London and bF all
druggists at &c., 62xc, and 81 per pot or box.
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MORE RArN.-There was another heavy fall of
rain yesterday just before day.
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Bacon eco lbs at 18al8Hc, showing advance
fully 10 per pound.
Corn 8. 10 sacks, at former prices.
Flour, $50 sacks, at 75a4 90 per 100 lbs.
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FUR NTSHTNG
FANCY GOODS.

10 ECElVED this day. by express aehoiee lot Of Furnishing
II Goods. The latest style OF Shirts Neck Tes Md and
Silk Gloves. Collars SuspendeFs, Haf-Hose, STOCKS and
Crsvats Dressing Robes, Underwear Of every variety,
Trunks, Valses and Carpet-B Bags.
Also, fresh supply OF Psrumery and Toilette Soaps Hair
Tooth Clothes and Na Brushes Together with
ment OF She'll Buffalo, Bone and Ivory Combs kc &c, and
We invite all 10 examination Of our Stock.
j. H. McGLL,
Ladies' and Gentsmens Furnishing Store, corner o.
the Square and College street Mayt
NHIRT BOSOMS We have nov q superb lot Of
- Bosoms Tor shirts them handsomely enbrodsr-
ed. For sale BY Mail J. II. MeGtLL.
FANCY GOODS a. TOILET ARTICLES.
Just received fresh supply OF Lahins' Extracts,
COognes Hair Dyes, hair Oils Ok harrow, 4e &c. Every
variety Of Hair, Tooth, Nall Flesh aud Cloth Brushes,
Ladies and Gentemens Travelling Also satehels;
oAbas Chess Dominos Vest and sleeve Butions Coat
Links, PEARL Silver aud Morocco Porte Monies Bead, and
sk Purses: She'll PuG Tucking, side Redding and Fine
Tooth Combs; choice variety OF Ivory and Palm Leaf
Fans Pocket Knives and nns Razors single and IN sets
for sale By j. II. McGiLL
Ladies' and Genslsmen's Furnishing store, eoaer Of
Square and College street. Mayt
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, May 10.
IRoxstonecoal and charcoal quote and &C. in lots
trade We continue to tote nOminaly cod and hot
blast iron at $2sa32 per ton ana mos.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


w PERSONS OF sEDENTARY HABITS. who
are generally affected with Vertigo, Ldnguor and eaus-
ton, Nausea and Headache have in Rerhave'. Holland
Bters grateful remedy. 1t gives strength and energy
to the system stimulates the digestive organs and
reefs acidity of the stomach.
We would caution the public against purchasing any Of
the many limitations this delightful aroma. To prevent
mposi IONS be careful to ask for BGRHAyES HOLLAND
RITTERS
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Extensive Sale Of Real Estate.

o. WILL be sold on the premises s miles from g.
ks Nashville, one mile west Of Antioch Depot N.
Ia u K K, and one mile east Of Bad gate the No
lensve Pike The well known homestead Of Hays Black.
man, ESQ. - -
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, May ~, I, P NJ.
CorToS-Buyers generally hands Of Sales to-day 600
bales. Extreme rate lac for the Spanish market.
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THE FAMOUS ROADSTERS.
THE EATON HORSE,

NAUGATUCK BLACK HAW VIZ,
Imported and Owned by the Tennessee Live Stock
Company.
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Atlanta Mark cts.

ATLANTA, May IL.
The produces market during the week. has been moderate
The receipts leading article Railroad, as follows
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The Princess departs for Cincinnati.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-11
BEGINNING LIFE
OR, ROLLING OVER WIN PRETTY GIRL IN
STREAM OF WATER.

began life BY running away from home.
Bnlleau, we are told, was driven into his ca
reer by the hand Of tate aud the peck Of
turkey. Atilla started in life with no other
cause aud capital than an old sword, which
he was adroit enough to palm of for the di-
vine weapon Of Mars. Aud Robespierre
owed his political career TO wetting his stock
ings, and there heard !. the words which
burn" which fired his soul and determined
his course in life. My running away irom
home arose from minor modification, caus-
cd BY carrying pretty girl over brock.
Donald Lean and myself were good friends
at iuurteen years Of age, and We both regard.
ed with little more than friendship, pretty
Helen Graham, "our oldest girl" at schopl.
We romped aud danced together. aud this
lasted Tor such lengtl, Of time that il is with
feelings Of fbewilJermeut that Hook back upon
the mystery Of two lovers continuing friends.
But the time cOme as came il must, when
jealousy liz her spark in my bosom, and blew
il into ! consuming flame.
Well do | remember how and when the
green eyed" perpetrated this incendiary
deed. II was on cold October evening, when
Helen, Donald aud myself we're returning
with our parents from neighbUring hamlet.
As we approached ford where the water
ran somewhat higher than ankle deep, we
prepared to carry Helen across, as VIC were
accustomed TO do, with hands interviewer.
+" chair fashion," and thus carried our pretty
passenger over the brock. Just as We were
ia the middle Of the water-which was cold
enough at thattime 10 have frozen anything
like feeling out Of boys less hardy thsn our
selyes-a laint pang Of Jealousy nipped my
heart. Why it was knew not, for We had
carried Helen fifty times across The brook
ere nov, without emotion, but this evening
thought or fancied that Helen gave Donald
an undue preference by casting her pretty
arm around his neck, while she steadied her.
self "n my side BY holding the cuff VI my
jacket
No flame tan burn 30 quickly Or with 81
little luel as jealousy. BelOfe we reached The
opposite bank, was wishing Donald at tie
bottom Of the sea. Being naturally impetuous
burst out with
ie need IA baud sac gingerly, as if yc
feared "a. san aye carry ye lighter than
Donald can the half o. ye."
Surprised at the yehemenee of my tone, our
queen inierposej, with an admission that We
were both strong. aud that she had no idea oI
sparing my powers. But Donald's ire was
kindled, aud he utterly denied that was al
all qualified 10 compete with him 10 teats d
carriage. On such topics boys are generally
emuloas, aud by the time We had reached the
opposite bank, Il was settled that The Poinl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-11
MIXING SEED WHEAT.

We find the following article in the Mark
Lane Express, which contains suggestion,
which may be worth an experiment by the
farmers Of this country:
The Miring of Seeds.-An interesting
experiment performed in France, in mixing
different kinds Of wheat for seed, has lately
been published. Fifteen varieties of wheat,
amongst which were Hunters and Fenton's,
were sown separately on about twenty -four
poles of land for each, and sixteenth plot
was sown with mixture composed Of all
the varieties; this latter plot was the most
disadyantageously situated of any, being
b0rdered by elms whose roots stretched into
the plots, and which shaded much of the
ground IRON the influence Of the sun. 1t was
on this account rejected as being unsuitable
for the experiment with the varieties singly,
and mixture of the whole was sown merely
that the ground might be occupied. The
results were quite unexpected; for while the
yield OF the most productive variety, viz /:
blood-red wheat, sown singly, was 26s BUSH
els per acre, and that Of the least productive,
viz: French variety, was only about l2i
bushels per acre, the produce Of the mixture
was 90! bushels per acre. So in straw the
mixture produced about A! cwt., while the
next highest produce, viz: that Of the red
chaf Dantzic, was 43f cwt. per acre. NJ.
ROsseau, the farmer who performed the ex-
pertinent, explains the prolifcness of the
mixture from the fact of the different kinds
Of wheat coming into ear at different times,
thus affording more chances for the proper
formulation Of the flower. and also for the
development Of the pickle. He also consid-
ers the inequality in the length of the straw
Of the different varieties an advantage, in
preventing the ears being too closely packed /;
thus allowing the free admission Of air
amongst them, and more liberty TO expand
during the filling Of the heads.
The practice Of mixing different kind Of
wheat for seed is regularly followed in some
parts OF France, FIVE or six varieties being
used for the purpose. The results Of such
mixtures have always been successful, the
produce never being inferior to that of any
variety sown alone. The mixing Of oats in
this country, also. has always been attended
with success, both in the, yield of grain and
straw. And when, during the time Of low
prices some years ago, the coarse but prolific
varieties Of wheat, such as Fenton, were not
very readily bought BY bakers, some farmers
adopted the practice Of mixing them with
the finer varieties, such as Hunters, and
sowing the mixture. They generally sue
ceedcd in obtaining larger produce than il
the wheat had been sown pure; and as good
price was obtained for the mixed produce
as for the best variety when sold by itself"
Journal Of Agriculture.