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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-01
a NEW DAILY LINE OF
STAGES
TO I'll f. n ID r. II 5 IN.

To Run in Connection with the Line OF
Coaches to H0PkiNShiLLE. ky.
TaNiiE subscribers have esta'iish- e. 81
n ell LINE OF COACHES, I2sttsSsff
to run between Henderson aHd Evansville, DAILY i,
on the India.a size, Crossing the Steam Ferry a;
Henderson.
LBAVING.-The Coaches viii leave Henderson cv-
cry morning at o'ciOC ", and arrive Evansville
in time connect with The morning tr;;i OF. the Lys-
vile and Charlottesville Railroad and
EETURNiNG-WiIll leave Evansville at 2A j. 81.
enabling q take the stages from henderson
10 iIHpksville Which leave GA Monday, " ctLcsday
and Friday evenings at 6 u. NJ
There is nov good STEAM PERRY n. Henderson,
~ passengers viii he taken across the Ferry without
charge for ferrace. sLd viii lie carried I'LL their bag
gaze To any part ct the city.
Those who Ta;FOniZc tins Line may rc sure 81 Law.
inc careful and attentive drivers comfortable
Coaches.
Citizens Of the BAYOU ard WAY. passengers viii be
taken at Z flir prOpurtiuiat. rate ut ItTs.
y Offices az tile Washington House, J. Evansville,
and the Taylor House, Henderson.
X. II. OATES & CO,
jy30-tf Projectors.
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COppOpAVlOV NOTICE.

nRDEREp, Tlsts tIaesSs7ners NJ Lot No. 6, IN the
2 OLD paa vi.;ae Clty OF Vi,es ssUs the
sidewalks ilYnii N.tsr stfe.t 'i slsi 40 10 be
width, within days tSr Ore ru'iicdton 90 nIs Nc.
tee, 4ii So lteu.t tiycGf, the our4l Ccurc will
proceed &c Earp said wcrk doI 2. and the accTulg
charges viii c.sree asai an eolievteI ~ tsle of
said properly, or 50 ru,n thcteof vii satisfy sao
zen aid costs.
Ty or or 81 .'ie COMMON CoUrcil..
ser:e-m VEIL. II. NALhE3i.Cfv CHI
No:SJote cefy-F aE-E3F.GrG.t .err
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-01

sBThe Firemen's Parade Tomorrow Will
of the week. The programme will be found
in another column. These displays hereto
fore have been of great interest to our citi-
zens, who fully appreciate the importance OF
an efficient Fire Department. The annual
parade serves rs holiday to tue dauntless
men who in hours of-nccd never finch from
doing their duty All honor to the fremen.
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CopAHYnERssHP.

FRNHE hnsiIesS heTstofFe caise lTaer the finn
ofGEJBGE FOsTta & Co., s. 10 hgca'IeT tecoa-
duce by the undersis Iei, iId-r tr sSre style. a
=. V. Ff-fT III, 49,
seTt4 GEO. FOSTER.
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No,ica 20 contrncrors.

EO;ice 20 Contractors.
SSFALEO Proposals will te recei,ea - TIE Com
- ron DuI,cI ot titc y 81 Evansvilies ulsSeIt
IT, for sjrc,ng 2S ifCai feet OF igic SeN ~ o
oak aoc0rrIs L. Tie plans al6 spec i,sties 81
tie CHy - Isser a -, si tie s;lI u. e, FOR "a
.eCt SlLe t:U.teg - ect &c. eNttl dlE ir, tie
above SeWer L. ihe fiyer. BIDS Wiz 40 feCe.yId ~
getacr or - pIIate!v. q. - ' p a'-
Iv orier of JiIe q on non Council. -. -
augs-id WILL. H. WALKER, Clerk.
" oikslaite ccly) - -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-01

T.NOBACCO.- 81
a 5dIoScs raat'sard Dicks, ! IunIp Tolsccs;
. butts JacisoL's lump To- aecoi .i
- do ENtri Va rs 90 Do
70 boxes Francis Rose. y do
10 10 MacreaGy, p lump DO
do Erred Il 10 do
Il do I'll. Verde n DO do
- ca2lirs jas. Thomas. IT., Dadeni Twist Tea;
- DO Pa buffers p luH p Tobacco;
10 iutis Dici : i 2, lump G = 20 pc ID a
~ kegs i,uuuh Nut x.aCcO. -
The above favurte .sI.3> Lave jus been received
AMI added itr,-ey are s'fe.. aLiTg orr
SoTuEeIt cor-f }stc- emi;y purchasers are resFsr'
'-''r .. l. 4 c-'i 'tf,fe Q ~ i cclspv
-.-t. rfr'' - ~ 3 kItf.r..
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80 &-A4E-.a i 3
tsAkINb r,,usIvi l., Itli,aL " - shoT: tine, the
z = suhscr.s vtuH rs ectiClly iIyit,. hoe who
may desire las stsk SO ahc y hlrUE v It'll
at DELAY, "a Ia las tlis =. fra1 a. Should Tot He
neglected Epy2 I-Aeh'ss yal1ri Ted, either fioEl
lie ~ Il good laCrrlCI or IN 'ICiN re lCtuie. -
Siadi" first iutr astyssiatt - iJni',e tAr,uea E.e
'9 scTt & N { hep sfif6s FotlapHyTER.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
THIRD ANNUAL PARADE
Firemen Of the City Of Evansville,
Nn OCTOBER I'D. "a.
Ae 1851. 49,
900 PR O G r A NJ N (:
rk'HE Members Of the Fire Department of this city
are hereby notified that the following pro- ranme
has been agreed upon by the General Con mittee and
ordered u re published, to-wit:
THE NEPTUNE COMPANY,
Under the command of their Marshal. Vim. A. McRea,
will torn on Second street, the right resting Main
THE WASHINGTON COMPANY,
Under the command of their Marshal, VIM. H. Bing-
ham, will form on Second street, with their right resi-
ing ON sycamore street.
TIE YOUNG AMERICA COMPANY,
Under the command OF their Marshal, Well. ". Walk
viii form Second street, with their right resting
Vine street.
THE UNION COMPANY,
Under the command Of Marshal Violin, win form on
High street, their right resting on Fulton Avenue.
THE STORM COMPANY,
Under the Command Of their Marshal, viii form in the
rear Of the Washington Company.
THE YOUNG INDIANA COMPANY,
VIII also form in the rear Of the Union Company.
THE HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY,
Will form in front of their Hail.
aH FORMING IN LINE,
The respective Companies shah take place in the pro-
c.ss0n in the f0lloaing order: .tl- 1..
NEPTUNE --------..-,.-.- ,----..-- NO L -
YOUNG AMEKlCA...........-.., ..
UNION No. ;.
wAsHINGToN......-. mo. 4.
STORM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. No. 3.
YOUNG INDIANA ...............N No. 6.
-.A HOOK AND LADDER co. mo. 7.
The whole under the command of Dr. Jno. T. Walk er
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DISSOLUTION.

'ANIIE CoparEciship heretoscre. CX'sfi'rg otwccn
q the under lr,d. HidT I'm ofGIcRCE FOSTER
Co. i tis lay Dissolved y = afgai consent
Either partner xii sigh rs "a " helm II iiQui-
dation w. IcSTl i,
GEO. POSTE R,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

CAuuGrs. My attention has recently
,ccn directed to the magnificent crops ol
abha:cs, grown on the s,utberiy border o'
Essex co lnry, with the aid Of the ieF''I'h'nS
,ubsnnccs collected from the neishb'r'nS
itirs. aud from the beaches along shore'
ID do not mistake, 400 and more has been
received for the produce Of single acres the
present season. When We take into ''eW'
that hut little time aud no peculiar skill Is
rquircd in the growing oi this CROP ana
hat It i. a. certain a. any other CROP
know of no culture that returns better re-
- ard for the labor bestowed. have known
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

HrnREs. Mrp who have large interests
in hors,s, study into the various modes OF
keeping and raising them, and learn the
true way, - that their example becomes
valuable. There is not an ownerof a livery
stable, or of an omnibus line, who feeds his
horses more than three timcs day. What
ever grain il allowed is mixed with cut hay
or other fodder, and fed to them in ihl'Iorln.
Carrots often take the place OF hay ana
grain a, noon. Great regularity should 10
observed in feeding. Treated IN thl' man
ner. a horse will not consume more 'ha"
on ,.half the hay he would under the o'aF''
you have praeticcd yet ho will keep IN Del
ter aesh and strength,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

ElrrT,or Ilrr rroN MIR. \ woll
c,,k.l r.r,. of meat .loull B.. full of ~.
.o,n f,s, or natural gravy. In roasting,
therefor. i, should lc exposed to . quick
cr,. th.t the external f,,r may b, made 70
,,ntra,, at once AMI tl, alhumrn a. cyisu-
late. r.r-, the jurcs ha, haI uuo {. c,clrc
r-.w within. And 81, In boiling. When a
nice, ogr.,ror mutton d. plunged into b,il.
m, water. tho outer part contracts, the a.
hnmcn. which :. near he .urr,cr, cgasu-
.t,.. and The internal juice /, prevented ci-
th,r from r.,arius int, the watur ly which
d, i. surrounded. or from being lilu,rl or
w,,krng, hy tho admission or water among
il. When cut up. Therefore, ,he meet yields
much gravy. aud j. rich 10 flavor. llsnc'
a brci,,,ak VT o mutton chop i. done quickly
aud ,y,r 4 Yui.k fire. that tlp natural IUiCrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
Bs,hel, Dec ., 1856.

~ OWL's RETALIATION. some iim'sinec
one IT my servants iruugit me nn owl Which
be- had captured. IL was hn", ,ispr"u'
bird. p,acrd It CA s'd,-tahle, whore 81
at with the sJlemuity of judge, bat o.
at that hlppcn-i u he in the rIOm eyed
hi, lor.lslup With no slrt Of reverence, and
watching her opportunity. when she thought
he was wrapped IN his inIonsest dhy'drcAm
.hc ,prang ON the table, aud seIlinS th'
bre,st of the disulGcd blrl, was abOut e.
dcyour him: but with surprising activity
be Instantly liberated himself from the claw
Of his antagonist. and rising IN the air a i'"
feet, dartcd down rapidly ON tie hack q
the astouisre,i cat, who ran round the room
in agony. with her ass,ilant riding triumph
antly upon her back. and pinchlnS her 50
yervly with his claws and ccak.
[C0r. Of the Field.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

Ep. Morn. Our correspondent srish' IN
regard to the eSll OF h.yius - much ct our
good settling lands in he hands OF 'PccuIa-
tor, or "prorrrctor., 'as they are c'lI'l.
We do not think i, would be- right, IT
practicallc, to compA them to sell at any
other price than thcyplcase tn take The
smt, (ioolishly. to sdre) sold them the
Lands, and they shoed be secure IN their
property. and have a lsht to hold it II they
like. Blt it would b right To compel them
To construct roads arl such like improve
meut, rs are Constructed abOut them' aud
not hold hack in thcs things to the damage
of the surrounding country.
Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

How 10 Krrr 4 lloRsE. have valua-
llc bor.,. and wish to keep him N rs good
condition as possible, on tour quarts oi gram
daly. and Grst quality English hay. wish
:, inpN whether Il j, b,-, % give HIM all
the h,y hc will cat, or keep him on allow
anr,P Last winter, ice waa not doing any
work. u sprak ol. aud had four quarts ul
Grain and all the hay he would eat (and hc
gI eat enormous quantitIc') and va, tim
at that. am Of the opinion that II he did
NOT eat - much bag le would look better :
hc Is perfectly healthy. .,,.,,,.,r
A LOVER OF AGRICULTURE.
EIJridgc, March, 1886.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

SlgDs. We have received a package Of
tbe Orange Water Melon sscds from Mr. A.
;. Myss, Of Fr,dOnia, y u Ai,J a lev Oi
tbg Christian melon We shall try both
Ol ticm, and So whether they aro adapted
- the climate oi Name. We have a tine
chance Tor them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
hmm IN, MIN. rarnsr.
Bethel Farmers Club.

lfues Inc oiuN'iH l"' Wv '"'b
were chosen, via Josiah Brown, Prcsd'Hi.
Isaac &. Cr~s, T,cs Prtadrni; \. l.. Bur
bank, Scrday. y. I. True, L'branaH :
z,uas Thompson, Gilman Chapman, y, T.,
True. Commute, On Sg'iri'.
The .ubcct Cor discussion was on the cul.
,iva,ion OF the Potato. \ prominent l,a'
turs Of the discussion was to discard all
thcoric. and deal with facts.
Rev. Mr. Thompson introduced The sub
Re, by alludiur IN N, question. - often
discussed. whether large or small potatoes
scrc bcst ior scci. H. stated what he re,
rarlsi as a fact, that during the process Of
decay. the potato ii.eli would AFFORD nour.
i.hmcnt to the growing plant, hut there
Nh. a limit 10 this. other conditions arr
necessary Mr the full development OF the
rlap,. lie ,horght that a very large p''a-
10 would have a tendency 20 produce many
smal. ones
-. .,,-,,,..
'''u-,, ., 80 -. - ,,,.,.,,,,
II, thought that mrllum sized potato was
hs,,rr rr .,d ,han a Very large, ur avery
small one. llcb,l planted small r1t''oc'
sometimes, rather lrrm necessity than from
,"''''' anu ''' '''F .''' ''
from ~'''''a''''y' '''! CIV wy Wv" -
slender ''''A' '"''. "'''', -. '',' ''- d.
" h'''''-'! '.' "
''.n 'A'. '.'n ''''..' 'o '., ''1 90, ''', ="
r.;'r4 90 Che ,'''' ana '', "''' .".'' W. ~.
potato. lie ''''S ~ INV ' '' ''''
~ Divide potato 'N'' '"' '''''" y! '''''
two equal I'ri'' 'aa' q '.i'" ''''N' 'l'''S
tut ur would n'' '' "'..' mn W ''',
stalk Ia " ''' A'' '''-,'''' '''
crop.
Inc Ir'Hl."' "''S'' '"'' g."
might oe mau' a l'''''''' ,'.F, - ":,
farmers IN '.'' ,''''''! '', '','''7 ,,-,.. 49,.
A''.",''n wv ''''' > w '
and obtaining s''' '''l' anu '' '"' '''
uw, 'nr''''"- '''' NM ,'.'','5,.,-,,
M'. '''a' =. 'I'' ,'''',' ',''' ,,',,, p -,
". - "' '''' 80 ,.i,
state 'i Name ''''' " '''" ,"
ha'h'' COY ,.l. !" ~ .''''' W." nv ''.,'
"r' li''' .' ''''' '''' '''' .
'..n ''".' ' ,...
''. '"'' .i., H.
'' ,. E..,r....,.,..... b.,
'''. a.. ,r,i,,..
..'..'.' '"' u '''-, ~,
.'i '' -.
" " ''''" '. a. 49, q,
''. '''. ,''...'.' ".' ''.
.'' views, !''a..- ,''' u, ."' ~ -.
'.' '-.' -.
n'','! we sun. I''' -, W. -, ti. ,,,. !,
'''.'. 80, ~, ,.-...'.....,.....,,,.,,b
''' -. -. ,.,r.,,..I d,
va '' i,..,,,,,, I,rl.
"'' ' ''''' % -, ,.,,',.r,,,. ID,
,''"' ,'' - -. -,
'"'' ''' 'g'''" ,.,.II' ain
"'.''', Wv" 80 ,-,...-..,i.,I.,I
anu "Il ''' . '''..,''" ", ,.J l.I,I
'''n '''''''' "'''' 80 -
,he hes' crop ice haA ever '''''' N'' ''' "
the ~ affected them 'o''',E al at m
NJ. eel NHH A p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
Special Notice

Agricultural Exchange and communica-
sion. fur this department, should hc direct.
81 oil. oxford Democrat. south Pari. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
DARIUS FORBES. Editor.
"srIEB ruErLow."

NIIths arts ant sciences psriaiuiug g. h's, ar1
cis.sI, IlAr tbgrthrt, aai afr iuiuatrI, c'unsCt'
4. stih NgriJu.turr .-ACtIrotN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

PE1r Mars. Licl.lu,,atei, in a notice
ofuc wyrk.a. Farmer, pays 'he following
d...rygI compliment 60 Prof Maps', and
Dor. excellent uuual
Say What tiry will. rror Maps is one
ofths .ll.,i, mu,, knowing. and cHreTi'nc-
cl agricultural editors in America. llc j.
thoroughly posted upon every question
touching grams, srass"', roots, fruits, soils
fru,ilsr., etc. aud l. perfect master oi
agricultural chemistry. H. is one Of the
ml,t capable speaker. upon these topics
among u.. ~ Farmers Clubs, state Falrs,
,t,.. De q, always listened :, with the dceP-
est interest, and hi, cxt,mrurlnc'us speech
cs eIi,it 90, ul,; profound attention aud
r~f,st. ;, much i,r the man. llis jpur-
nal i, Ike him. Il {. the very opposite OF
lHe t.in. ,,Im.mi,k concerns which coutin-
uall, ,auIrr him. There Is mor' s'und
-.u.r iu d ,iu,', numb, of ht' i'urnal than
in volume, ol more pretending !apgr'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

WrNrrEI>C Corrs. When taken ir1m
o.. dam lu i.ll. clusid,r tNt brt iO'd Tor
them uat meal and sweet aUIles, about thr.'
r.nts % the FORMER and -four quarts OF tie
i.t,.r. tLrrg times ihy. They eat both
readily. Don't know a, i; matters what
Kind 1fr < they eat from. hut Il should De-
rr.tfv we'll ,l.yitsl-lhlut us high as they
n,fgf4lly bold their hgld,. Tuey should
u.t stand ON a f,dr at all,--hayc stable
With earth foundation, and kept dry with
straw, chad ur Icivcs. LIT them run out
during pleasant days, Or in fact portion OF
every day. Continue SAME iecd thro"gh ihs
winter. ur two quarts OF soaked oats treg
times day iu is place. Try this method
aud you Will b. pleased with theapPsiranee
Of yOur cults in the spring. A. ID. e., Avon
NY. Rural New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30
-. 49, n.m..nl
Bethel Farmer Club

rn.n.s,4n.-,,r,,
~, =, r,,h
ne'N'' ~ 1''' -.
The 'h'l @''',DS Va, -. I'.' -.
'' 10. chapman - -.
u'n '' N''I' '' ','' So -, r.,...
\ r''"''. ~, .,..,, '..'. -.
'-'''.-' ,,r. al am. ir,.
. r..,....,,,, ..,r,v MP. ,.r.
I'''' ,.,.ts-,,.....',fl r-.r.
'-E ..l.-...,.r-.,s-I r.t,
''' .,,.,., .-, ,-, ,,rr-..
''' .-r...I..,l r,-,r..r.
l-.-.--.-..l ,..,..-, ur t.s.r r,,,ur-
.'' .., -., d., ,-,r.
''''' '" l.,.,.......,,.,i, q,
r -...-t,,. .,.I 4,.ry
-
-, ~. -. .,,,.3 or, man
..t......t.l,r.r,-l.. ..-, r.- ,f.,rt,.t,s
--.... .-, .,I,.,. t,l,r.,.l
-, r,,r-l All tr. manure Of
.I..,.-..,.,t,,,-.,.... ana o., On.
,..-. ..., .-,rrr, tr,
Observation-Disclosures.
,-,,.--..-.i.-,r....-,..,.,, .,.,,
~, - ,,.,f. ..o,r -m.r, g'..l
~ n, -. .,... l,r.r gu.n.
-, -. r.,I l.-r rprl,,,l Toe
-. ,r ,..,,. .,u..t.lr.a material
- ~ to-. .r. a.u,., a. from tbg
n. d. .,...,i,-, v.rr mad.
..,.-...-,.-,rI I'll. m,..r-a..
r-ft.-...t-. r..r.,t..r..tl-
.....-'..... b.. ..r tr. d.. Kitchen G.F.
.a-.. -..,.t.-, .r r.,rr
-''
af ,.--
Tsr G.stf a." t.ns ', Gle ''-' "-' h.'-
a.tr.h h".,.H'j 'N''.... >'".. '''
1.,.u~. .r--L h.'..n '"-. n.
Or rrrr .r'rr.Ho7' 'rr '..-.s'" "' T''''.-
carrots. llrlfr ne 'f.rrra 'n r'''.Ti 3 ..'
rrr. OF t.., y,.ua..r'''. ."N.n; 49, .r cup
T...It.t. r.r.' ilr Hi u.-7. '.r SHIRT
-r. .-t-r.tfrtIs ttr.. which v1. al gHar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-01-30

II''tUt tfa-lns w hht " llttt tlht SAn W
planted tha, will yield more! Will It 10
aid there is no demand tor - many cabba-
gc-9 | have never known the time when
all tha, were carried into the market would
not scll at fair prlce, from a hdlf 10 a cent
PER pound What better article can be
grown Tor tho lccling OF stock romcm.
Der - lave hoArl one Of ,hc best experience
cl farmer, in Es.,N say it was the chcap,s,
article that could b, grown f,r the feeding
Of milk cows. Will IL be- said in relation 10
clhbagcs, as 1t is said In relation to turnips,
that the milk of animal. thus fcd will taste
OF the feed ? 4 little care as 10 the time Of
giving the f''i will ohyilte tbi, objection.
Who will argue tha, farming !, not prof,a.
blc, when the culture " single acre with
cabhas' will yield 4 net profit Of more than
5000.
Nov. ~, 1856. lN. 3. Farmer.
Tor DErsslSC. Your continued Efforts to
disseminate light over the agricultural com.
muni,y by the publication of valuable arti.
Gle, on the mos, important topics associated
with thc science aud art OF farming, ought,
think, to arouse spirit u liberal emula-
ton among the culti,ators of the soil, and
induce them each to contribute somewhat
to tI,c common stock. The topic have So
lcc,cd lor q Few remarks. is ono IN which |
have lately Crli a deep interest.
Mp-t farmer. are in the habit OF top
l-,,,ing their clover lcys and grass land',
though there ia certain class Who dsrrr.
cate the practice a, absurd, believing that
manure. applied t, ,he surface, waste away
gradually viihout Ia any way assisting the
vegetation 90 which 1t i, applied. Ny own
clp,ri.uca has proved 10 NY 'auslac,iun
that thc bose resulting lrpm tli, practice j.
Tar d.. than is generally believed in hsi
that NJ los Is experienced. and that all the
soluble portions of the manure are obtained
as ,l.C,ually ~ IN any other mode ur 'ys-
tcm OF application. When applied IN the
autumn, the aftermath soon cover, il, aud
prevent. tla escape OF the valuable s's-s, 20
which cause, principally, thc enemies ct ,hc
system aur,lutc lhc nuu-pr0luciiycnr,s ol
all manure. used iu thi, way. The lccJm-
position lyius slow, the lose, covered rs tie
l.clyiuc mas, j, by the inlus', cannot hc
very great under thc most unlayunhlc cir.
cuusnuc.s. one Thing is certain. Where
ur manurIns J., liberal, aud the stimulating
substance applied in large quantities, tie
s,il wall d. found AWAY, moist and warm.
rhrrr D, as, jr..,r ct lishtnr'' In u
which is highly favorable u the expansion
and Development OF the roots, and which m
ducrs degree OF hriiholoi AMI ,i:or
rarely exhibited by other plaut'. There Is
%, dHcuIty IA making almost any tree
grow. 1t proper caro- i, taken in removing
and ,rauspAntiue 10. JN'rFE.
lGrrmaui1wn Telegraph.
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ror hs l',~erA,.
Seed Wheat

blight, the mdgr' anu '''''' N'"' w
ysars past. has discouraged farmers irom
yr,,ur,n- ycry much in that way.
How .hall We remedy thi. evil j. qucs-
ton W. often hear askcl. This ia matter
Of importance both TO the producer and the
consumer. Asa farming community II would
b, a source VI s,ll-cOurratula,ion % well a.
Of rrodt, II. BY any means, we could IN.
crease N, wheat crop, ~ a., at least, TO
NEE, the want. Of our own State.
N1v. in nv opinion, by di'carding the
o-i varieties of wheat, which have long bc'n
.,vu in one locality, and rrocurin; seeds
from -,mr northern section AZ n drs'anc",
m, whgst crup nigh, b. augmented more
than enough to I,y roS an trouble and eE-
rrr.,. u rr.y, thr., will r.htr 'ho 'N'
r.r,rrc ol my father ard myself Tor the
rI.t year.
purIn, g., winter Of 1850, my father
rrarurri 6,e bushels oC wheat, grown near
Montreal. iu C,r,d,, called ,hr scotch y'"
wheat The ra,t of ,hi, wheat, reckoning
s,rrr.r. ol transporting, was n.ar'y $500
rr Nu,hI Nrlat thr 2i,h oi las, May
vr s1wri ii-'hr'r bushels on h"rn' '''''
mostly bash land and 'h' remainder %" '''
acre Of I''00i ground, '''n "..',' '. d ~ "
n' pNA''.' 'a' 'e.n 'lN.h '., '''' '.'.' .'
We ais -'OeI on land Z .A''.i % corn '''
yr1r previous, eight bushels "' 'h' common
yIrf.fy of hIlI wheat. We have t.fs month
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"Y.ye.yc-yes," gaspci.
"Well, come here, where are you ?"
"All this time 1t wa, 30 dark that could
no, see anything but FAINT line Of white.
which knew TO be the shroud Of the corpse
but felt carefully round ill got hold Of
Benson, who told me u take of my cloak:
and then rearing the cold dead body up
against nv back. be began fixing is cold
arms about my neck, bidding me TO take
hold Of them, and draw them well over, and
keep them concealed, and be sure not 10 leo
g, Of them. IN any consideration whatever.
as | valued my life.
All! the ,orturipg horror eIPoriencSi''
a. | mechanically followed his direction. -
Tongue could not describe IL.
At length, having adjusted the eorps''o
that could bear it OF with comparative
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Bethel Jan. 10, l,57.