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neyvs from the Plains

from The 81 Joseph Journal, Augun III
couple OF gentlemen, Mr. Vim. J. Summers and G. p.
BURT, arrived 10 iris city Saturday last direct from
fort kearhey, and report hat ny Of nineteen
isvhg In her charge s2 head OF beef cattle belonging
to Russell wsddIe and destined for The Utah cxpedi
ton, Rad been attacked by band Of $50 Cbeyenres and
tsmhnches. on the li inst The Indians upon the
growers and fred quite xpecedly killing aud
scarcely any Of the drovers had their guns osded Aer
recovering from the Oh ck they proceeded load
guns as quickly possible and 70 return the Gre They
diam 10 BITE the duet
But his little repaid them for their own Ioe. The cat
Tie beonslns 10 the drove took stampede at the FIRST
charge Of The Indians and before tho skFmih
Trey sroceeded In running CT twenty Of tue twenty tso
Of The company mules ana horses.
1bls happened about twents miles above F1r,
kearney; and having only two mules or horses ION
The greater part OF the company had 70 foot ba,k 70 the
fort which they did by sorcuous 10 order avoid
he Indians thus making the stosi dsnce much further
The Poueded man suffered cHcrcaiiDg paiu during the
trurc route Tie al he ecoved broEe his thigh He
and another the tame animal The wounded
man riding behind with hs leg dangling by tho rde Of the
beast upon which he Was mounted. lie also sufI,re
greatly nom the want Of wster caused By loss q blood
AID rcirE through the hot sun.
ON arriving Of the fort. the limb OF the wounded
examined By Dr. Summers who thought that uoud
have 10 be- amputsted Dr. Summers " The saryeon Of
the fort and ike brother CT our Informant
Immediately on Teoevipg The intelligence, Col Sumner
with snau detachment Of mon, left foTi KclTncy IN
The man killed. By the Indians "a. william sspdburn,
Of JesvensCstb Guy, and Ia the employ Of Basseii
WGddlc, 10 whom tie S2i head of caul1 belonged
90 tha arrival Of The company At Fora kesfnoy, Lieut.
Msrba who wes In command, despa ched express ~
Gen. HSrDey al Fort Daven worth The expfsssman
FAR ibis ciiyos 0pfosile here, 10 the TORT
try-ln company with Nessy. Summers and Bllst, and
proceeded on 10 For Leavenworb.
Il s tc bu hoped that the force Of Col Sumner With ts
W known bravery and tact Indian ns nier viz DC
No s,ne out even handel jurce 70 the red men, and
each th.n lesson th1 they win no, econ forget
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0Oard OF 1Sn Governors.
mo Board Of rsa Governor met yesterday. G God
frey Gunthsr, President, in he chair, and quorum
present
csived one Of which nom the osed Orphan Asy hun,
Giving the statistics Of thss establishment and another
from Edward Downes ournery, coroner, reco amending
NJ oooA,ans for We Stuason Il keeper % Black wells
Inland.
M. NAIonr wn ANXIOUS 70 know VIII ther the appH-
can't Carried by tail behind him" fNerrin,ent>
poH DEATH vmAYI A CONTRACT.
debate arose In regard 70 = bill presented by G.
Cornell for meats furnished the Invitations during The
mokth Of July. seems that VIM Ii. Cornell had con-
rsa ~h the Board 70 fuInieh the meat 70 the nsuiu
TONS but bis decease the Question came 49, snoua
sureaes be compelled 10 fulni his consraotsP
Mr. TcwStIsD faid they could DO forced 10 co. but
be WIS disposed 10 be enen snd compromise makers.
cont act Was not virAted by the death Of the con-
twas at length resolved 10 ensc, an arrangement with
the legal rerresen tA,ves Of ar. uoruel
Mr. wNstsD offered The folio stps:-
Resoi ed Ihsi the work Of DR. Sanger, Resident Phys
clan Of Blark elts Island up 'rOs.ution snd sy phi
B.srd Of Governor be referred 70 spsssi com ase,
with power 70 sub, csioe for thousand insure I'd
puhhcAtkp
Mr. W PScESn was opposed TO appropriasng m ney
any such PURPOSE He q eetioned whsther they had
the power o. doss.
M rowAsssp Nj sed the importance Of the wars rhe
statistics Of phis had npor ing upon she
question Of p~upeiR IL we lo,edels the e4tenl 10
@biSh The oss Ae poisoned TIE comm NIFTY. D.. Sanger
e2.uped 900 prostitutes in getting up this work
Mr.. OiTgk favored tho pub icsnon He thought u
sooh DO great good In spreading know ledge H.. mort
Important oojct
Mr. i,KnAss favored tho resolution This was work
by physician tn NE employ OF hc Board, and was In
some rort cdirsi
Mr.. W. PisCKsEy ssid IN. Kelly, The Predecessor OF
Dr sarg=r had pr similar work With pin Ga; but
that hnd not been published. Bc WAS op psed 70 the
Bo0d turning booksellers raey had rig BIT 70 do 90
Mr. ALossY said there u coo pro5.s utes In this
oi,y, hey All knew what deeief effect upon the
pubnc bealtb these women mac
The matter Wa finally Laid over, and .he Board soon
after adjourned
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roR CALIFORNIA, 40.
,,ss. ..ar g ynrs svn~ 6.
sTEAsaKs To AND yR,a BAvAkA.
lan.oriFatA From ksv gort "a arriving II hsvNns -
Arriving Al New Yors 2s.h
nd sos II. ss - 's sas 90 :
s%th arriving n sew Yora 2sh ,,,...
md Ne 9,.sns 18Th tro'' New Orleans 7s' sN'H'" nth
Hsrss Mr trrm sew Yor. I'm arriving a, Havaus is1
and NV o,san; nh From ss~ Orleans 'A Havana i'h
sIAcI wAEEron-rrom Nsw YORK s.1, .rnvsa a. a..sss
vt ssd. New or.sbss Fran New Orleans izh, Havana
Is.sxl- From har'esa1a 9Th and ias, due II
And sd FROM HAv0 r1s and oh tue =, Ne~ Yors iSs
". tho aoove d.s tsli on Sunday s steamers Gil sail
Mont ~, except rum New Orleans
THE ovEsLAND NAIL 70 INDIA AND cARA.
me following he of value 70 tsoss having correspond
The man leaves Southampton Inc .'h and NIB of each
!. about s s an and
arrives at Ale, Andrs about the sn If 'ae Aad +sh Of fol
Leaves sbou, the eth Isl Of and sh ss Of
Arrives about the 18th Of
s Of san sS mS" il, m or un o AIN. and CAV o,
rt1sl for Rou S.y, and iStn 70 soh o~ China 10 '1
and t sh % IA If sss 10 owing month y
", md % II s d.ss rSs de Gale about The Oh
Leave ron, De :ss for rp,S Psossx p. .s%s day he
arrives Al PulO Penang .Soui lHb or Ism snd zn
9Th Of fic. ne month
o5,rs !. 'Son' The 18th or 18th and '' or " of
Leaves sins.pors .eou. y aoprs AZ srsr arrival
Of blowing noah
leaves next day 70. shsnshae.
Two malls Leave EnslA and on The sn ana soh Of s ;
tine :. ss nna A About NE
rs An package, and letters INTENDED for TIE NEW voss
ALnASAc NEW roKK-rus
sun s.rs.........,..... 81 HIGH q
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sod feed socA places New Yoys ADt Ohioss,. Only
lint u the entes prize undo rAksn here rssrg The
glsce AZ toe s<cess four SURPRISES the Peruvian
.rc Ron undertakings tc,d In Roldn- Scres
thyper ho he hase meus and req stops 30 down
70 them Bot they ai& NJ rsinK ectirs brisk blocks OF
zen ard twenty sosee and budiny beneath 10
suit The sA.e The fremont, house ~ large ~ toe
Astor, II 70 be raised in this say where bot In ChSayi
Yorky
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nuEI ~ NV ORDNs-A duel vac s,usht sf tho raw
" Louis O'Clock, saturday morning, says the New Or
leAis JtcdyUne ~ toe llh inst between Nessr Ial
suoe Feyfef sud JUGS Arutu both OF The parsh OF Jsg
fefton, the letter besne the challenger The duel wa
fought with pistols, At ten PAGES 90 the nrtt arc VI, A.
nsuh FELL TIE ts OF bis sniason,t having er,eyed hi.
right ear shsrrg u badly, aud passing cut al "a, base
Of The occput S's FeTrer unhart me woand IN
NJ, Arnault d not, We bekeve, oonsdere fatal one
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Common p,..s--,.u.r,i Term.

arersT ls.-John o. WoctvtF and Marcus r. Wood
rG ~. m Commercial Mutual Insurance Company New
trial ordered Oos, 70 abide the event. unless the parties
aree 70 refer the case 70 referee compute The amount
OF osmsge, ~ sugges,cd IN the opinion Of the fr Judge
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TELEG RAP HIC.

WARRINGTON, August Is, 1887.
We have Nov Orleans papers OF the lah inst
they contain articles from the Vera Cruz papers OF the
2ss alt aud I'd nst In relation 10 the Tehrantec route
They urge government make salts bic pro-son 70.
the opening OF business, which 70 take place in October
and they say hat essry hing progressing In sa,issc
tory manner The psper also notice 10 terms Of con-
graduation tho recent arrangement, between the dssrcnt
Of .he grant, and express their confidence in the
happy OF The mission Of kesars BENJAMIN and La
eere
A favorable issue Of the negotiations with 3fain VA
much douoted.
me decpces Of Vera Cruz and the oase OF Fan Juan
were being pushed for ward with remark able activity
Troops from dasns provinces concentrating n The
city Of Mexico and Vera Cruz.
The intelligence Ct Instructions 70 NJ. Forsyth for
treaty waa received In Mexico with lively interest
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qAHFf

php Mad NJ Orleans New Orleans, barns rycur,us Cc
Paermo; Correlis Havana; smals ,-ur' Pai u Dam
BILE ~ Nsrts suiot~ Pbfsder hs trgs Penguin () n
Johrs West Gslvss'ou, ~ snhr Cous, TURKS lslAnds
Also aid. ship oons,itu'hin, Bremen-
Wind dufirr he day ne
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TeIegraps,ic Marine Report.

BOTTOM, Aug ls-srr steamer Joseph Whitney, Hoser,
Baltimore; barrs Nneveh, Prince frspanl; Ez spsrrDw
Philadelphia; Oris, Devere1. Port sven; hrivs lar,n
Ohhdbourne Cardrnas ANNA Lewis; xery b, Kels, laoy
Ann. Was. sra Fousns, iArc Phadeiuhie.
onward Ene'y Hes'ira; and " schrS from Phadsiphia
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W. nriIr % nod fo~ Bcaon wstch pui ~ N-w o.,
Faus Joy ieeby enark The bar gotag out On
ke-s ssvkef sc los, q be- shoe By
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Fki Nfrt ruf Jt-4 y N'ilFaHy tlir a.s aetued tbe
The -recsers gATp. Nes yseterI,y for " SVe'
The &C the bail pscbo nov before he Grrt and
vii be eocn Disposed or The Of pVpesty aavsi "a
ceeiH $500. pt his amount S1l b1 dryD wiu be
Tor srdeo " Mone is osf portion (Te has ar-ig bcen
sold ~ the Il AOrshal
1be bsig raverni !. wlisris "a lin t'r rew yoS The
hsrs u " RugmH Desnc se tEh for same ugt. The
tctr ~ Cyanr All Chsse, 80 tsth for Pen sacoia
vesseis In Tor ftrt. Ignresf
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sEs soEsYrH TREATY IN rRosfKcr.

The fno,i Erl f,nt We have snuounoe idsy 10
the annonnCzaerts that instructions vii be scr 10
~, Tgsyth - fs pes0iis'on q tres;y ~h his gov.
-, renl Is4ouss dsfceDi IN relsb data ~hci %
90 ooeNusA-Ls have doub, from tone OF tue
a. lean ptoss sbei scja<neut Of a .crl,an ols ms
= - Nersoo -m te< the erea, burden Of the forth.
d, iu,uus fous The bssis UPON which tacse adjust
-, sre 10 No made vt form smother feature and here
-. ponA oC Mr. Fo,zyh's commercial topy viii
$3.50. be used: bul 90 much ~ The Ccitod a4les may
49,, :, III nfe and activity into the sluggish veins of
-, . ,rnmerce, 30 Il believe the govern nsu, Of
y - ~tI be ssspasd 10 pay TIE dsbG n ne Next
es 80. a. q repthlsh rs ns'i1nal treasury, Tor tie Elm
- D,,s.,,, \ pl'cb the benevolent At sOud Afford
- ~. Csi,.f states viii require move Y vi
r,sciSs sI.rIal'ss 10 ooamsrS e, s0d ., " as we
hSf A, eoure sttons gSaTanteos
no's, bo,sy 0 ss..,t '9 IerT;ory q s. s
eor, Sslsse La "a open orups9os wiz 49,, s'o
b ste' - be- any part on u "f T,s, fs,,sae tbs,
thet veii ks1Up 10 Sr,,.b,- caies On ma
T. OPP seat eoVsr -qeti oD1 set !" . e~n.et~a An
t.ual toyr fry psf slouB se,ioo, -, 20 ~, bay1
be- hsCrr iocsner', ',e 'i'ys edfo pas All Of her
.hfss ,vrTitogy loA Osi'0fRis, &C., A. ~
sLgovsrnsble dor, inio1s IN gcaTN Ansrt. -
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Gld ~ New Bedford eth Franhlin Richmond Paciso
Ocean iass. ssAer DO Jas Arnold, sullivan DO Gid sap
Abm fatk.r. d.
AZ from sa-tucke 18th sohr Eliza Jane 5~ain DasoAc
Islands shp IA
at beIsnR tnly D. Eliza cornell. NIB recruiiay-no
port Of Oh
SID from Cape Town. Ooh. June Is north America ~ 90
nj for bale cruise al vel II0p bbls ~h oil
board ard 5 Is niles s,sr
INV witt strong from W. mad u
pile; took two coil cables a. about ESQ she
had orrjencse the 9Th 7h 10Th
June Capt iyon repo rad March - ai Hs lon ~ 81
Cprf lnnu OF ysic I'd bb aud whale DOL am Va 5d.
10 bbls and wta-s reported SArch TO- sp az
olr). Nmrod of do 20 b nd whsle. at r Bav,
Nsdsaascir April Is Amfs, of hdeartown 1900 BIB Abb
\ "a on
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Sh,p Winfield scott from LaIdon April e for
Apsualia, Jane 7, lat Is 80 4, Ion "a ~ W
ship eos"n Potter from Boston May 80 for Manila July
SHIP Sobie HAsre July Is La. IS 80 loc
ian
79,G
Kde Wary Thompson Of ss>rspcr from Boston tsF Ma
Ian,he IF Eaa,aof, southern port with yellow
pi lumber ~ days out for po. tonnage July -
oil n Ware
schr Challenge ron Boston for Chsres,on Aus on Cape
n tsYaa
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Gcaal Notifies.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Sect & Haysl
Nancy Black
W. W. Scott Tn Asb1,rd corntr c
Nancy Black
DERSUANT to the command of two execu-
4 tons in the above cases, duly issued from
the Court of Common Pleas, of Ashland coun-
ty, o., to me directed, 1 will sell at the door OF
the Court House, in said county, on
Saturday, the 1lth day Of April.
A. D., 1857, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
A. N. and 4 o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the one
undivided third part of sixty-two acres and a
half of the southwest part of the north east
quarter OF Section Twenty-nine, 1891 Town
ship twenty-one, 1911 Mango sixteen, and
bounded as follows to-wit beginning at the
corner of said quarter section
thence east one hundred and twenty five 1925
perches along the line of said quarter soc.
ton; thence north eighty perches; thence
west one hundred and twenty-five perches to
the west line of said quarter section thence
south eighty perches to the place of beginning
containing sixty-two and a half acres more
or less, taken and levied on as the property OF
Nancy Black, to satisfy two executions, one in
favor of Scott d Hays, and one in favor of W.
w. Scott. Terms of Sale-Cash. Appraised
at $500.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
March IL, 1857. 40tspfS6,00
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Do GooD.-Thousands ofmen breathe,
move, and live-pass off the stage of
life, and are heard of no more. Whyp
They do not a particle of good in the
world, and none were blessed by them,
none could point to them as the instru-
ment of their redemption not a word
they spoke could be recalled, and they
persisted their light went out in dark
ness, and they were not remembered
more than the insect of yesterday. Will
you thus live and die, oh, man immortal?
Live for something. Do good, and leave
behind you a monument of virtue that
the storm of time can never destroy
Write your name in kindness, love, and
mercy on The hearts of thousands who
come in contact with you, year by year;
you will never be forgotten. No, your
name, your deeds, will be as legible on
the hearts you leave behind, as the stars
on the brow of evening. Good deeds
will shine as the stars of Heaven.
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GHOST SToRIEs.--Thero is q foolish
and pernicious practice with some people
of relating stories to young children, to
excite alarm and terror. If it was only
foolish or unreasonable, it might not so
justly call forth strong expressions of
censure. Yet aver in such cases the
practice had better be discontinued and
condemned as quite improper. Stories
to arouse curiosity and excite inquiry, if
the subjects tend to utility, are certainly
proper and commendable. But the COM
mon tales of Blue Beard and giants Of
spectres and ghosts, are extremely inju-
rious in their influence and effects. I'm
founded and absurd notions are received,
that serve only to terrify, and which
even by correct knowledge afterwards
received, cannot be entirely subdued or
eradicated. It is in vain to reason
against them, or to oppose to them the
knowledge derived from natural philoso-
ply and the sciences. I have known
men of great learning, who were unable
to get rid of early but unreasonable
fears, produced in childhood by the
stories of nurses or illiterate parents :;
and who are always occasionally under
their unhappy influences, their sober
judgment told Them they were fictitious.
Let children be taught that the great
Creator has impressed laws on all things,
which operate uniformly; and that they
are in safety when they behave we'll and
have a reverence for the great and good
Being. They SHOULD be taught that
ghosts and apparitions are wholly fanci-
ful and that all the spectrcs they need
guard against are guilty fears; and if
they are virtuous, these will never haunt
them, or ever exist.
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A SINGULAR FAsc1NAT1oN.-An en-
glish paper relates the following unac-
countable occurrence:
One of the most singular things in
connection with tho material things,
exists in the case of a young man who,
not very long, visited a large iron man
ufactory. He stood opposite a large
hammer, and watched with great inter-
est its perfectly. regular strokes. At
first it was beating great Jumps of Grim
son into thick black sheets, but the SUP
ply becoming exhausted, at length it
only descended on the polished anvil
Still the young man gazed intently on
its motion, then followed its stroke with
a corresponding motion of his head !;
then his left arm moved to the same
tune and finally, he deliberately placed
his fist upon the anvil, and in an in
slant it was smitten to o jelly. The
only explanation he could afford, was
that he felt an impulse to do it, that he
knew he should be disabled, that he
saw the consequences in a misty kind of
manner, put hat he still felt the power
within, above sense and reason,-a NOR
bid impulse, in fact, to which he sue
cumbed, and by which he lost a good
right hand.
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LAWS OF OHIO
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT
No. %.


To amend an act entitled San act to amend the
seventh section of an act entitled an act relating
to the organization of Courts of Justice, and then
powers and duties, passed Feb. 9, 1852" passed
March II, 1885,
SEC. l. Be 1t enacted by the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio, That where
any cause, proceeding, motion, or matter
pending, has been removed from the
county In which the same was originally
pending, under the provision of the act to
which this is an amendment, and it shall
apear to the clerk of the court to which
said cause has been removed, from the
certificate of the Secretary of State, that
the judge who is a party to, or is inter
ested in said cause, is not an incumbent of
the Office, it shall be the duty Of the clerk
of the court to which said cause has been
SO removed to certify the same, with all
papers, files and journal entries, back to
the court in the county where tho same
was originally commenced, for final hear
ing and determination, as though the
same had never been removed from said
JOSEPH TRUESDALE,
Speaker pro TEN of the House Reps.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
Columbus, March 6, 1857.
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March
JANUARY AGRIGULTURIST 1857.

PART OF CONTENTS.
WORK FOR THE MoNrH-A beautiful instructive
article.
CALENDAR OF OPERATIONS o JANUARY.
Acatalogue of work to BIO done in the Field, Or
chard, Garden. Green and lighthouses, interspersed
with many valuable hints. This as a special yea
tHre of this Journal. TRc calendar lays out ones
lp0rk before him, and materially aids and systemGhzes
his plans.
Ashes for neutrality-suspicious., full chapter on
culture, perhaps the most complete yet written
Bee Hives minute directions for making cheaT .
efcctiUe. unpatened excellent
berries. full details of a large successful grower
eXperience-Uery g~ood--Eggs, two good articles on
securing in winter, etc.,--Eversreens, from Seed
Fencing, fully Reconsideration of a Clergyman,
interesting chapter of details-Garden OF a Ne
chanic, a large two-column cut, showing manner
of laying out; the place of trees, Ilants, vegetables,
etc., a capital thing for all cuitivators OF small
and Budding, excellent plan
Grape Culture, No. 1, the first of a full, practical
series by an experienced grower-Hams, two good
pickles Racing Ayr. Press on-Horses.
Black Hawk, (Illus. l-Horses Poll Evil Cured
Manures No. I, the first of a thoroughly practical
N. J. an anus
ing and instructive cut, showing how some of the
. Special Manures" are " got up "-MllSing Ma
chine, Amusing account of an attempt to use
Peach Stones treatment or-Pies, Mince withou.
apples--Pomological Society. American, Fruits
adopted, etc. Poudrette, farmers trial of-Pre-
miums, Ayr. journals for-RainyD Day Rambles a
Neighbor Thomas, No. 2-Rhubarb OF Pie Plant
full chapter on culture, eet.i Roses in Pots. DIT.
Drains in Winter-Stormy Days. work for-Straw-
berries, No. /, by a practical grower: The first OF
afuI series to be continued through the year with
appropriate monlhly directi0ns-Trees digging holes
for-Turnips, how raised cheapiy-Verbena, chap
ter on.
&c. &c. &c &c. &c. &c.
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The Publisher ofthe

I The Publisher ofthe
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST
is happy to announce that he has
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Vol. I6) can still be supplied.
ORANGE JUDD, Publisher,
No. 1911 Watershed, New York.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-04-08
&c, &C., &C., &C., &C., &c.
February Agriculturist, 1857.
R OF C oNTENTs

WORK FOR THE MoNrH-CkLANDER OF oPERA-
TIoN.-Apple Tree, bearing annually-Artichoke
Culture-Ashes from Hard Coal, value-Barbarism
to AnImals-Beans, full chapter on varieties, cul
the Oregon-Cranberries, Upland
Curran Raising-Dwellings, plan for a cheap one,
nustrateG-Farmer Boys-Farnlers' Clubs-Fen-
ces, How to Make--Forcsts, Preservation of. &C.;
Gardens--Grape Culture, No.e. (see Jan.)--Graps
ing from Penstocks-Labor d vision on Farm
Leaves, Value of Saving-Manures, No; 2. tsee
Jan.(-Oyster Shells value-Pear Trees-fouitry'
Sending to Market-Pruning. Time AID MODE
Rural Surroundings, No. 1, frst-rate-straW berry
Peabody's--Stye for Hogs SUGAR CANE, Cnlnese,
an original picture of the plant as crown by the
Editor, directions for cultivation-Tim BUNKER,
Esq , at the Farmers Club, &c., &c, &c, &c,
&c &C., &c.