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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20
Notice.
NjTONTGOMERY DIVISION

MONTGOMERY DIVISION s. Of
Ivl T., No. 1873, are requested to
meet at the store of Mr.. John II. Hig-
gins in Rockville, on SATURDAY,
the 18th instant, at the hour of clock,
z, Nj. Full attendance is requested, as
business of importance will be trans
acted. @ .e feb 20
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20

EXTRA Session OF THE U. s. SENATE.
President Pierce has issued his procla-
nation converting the U. s. Senate, in
extra session, on the 4th Of March,
This is the usual custom, and is for the
purpose of enabling the new President
to nominate to that body his Cabinet and
other important officers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20

%a- We arc authorized to announce AN
DREW Q, DONNELL, ESQ, MS a cam
didate for the office of County Commissioner,
at the ensuing November election. feb l3-te
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20

A LARGE HAuL.-Thc Marlboro Ga
zette states that Mr.. Sunderland caught,
at Rock Point, on the Patuxent river, one
hundred bushels Of fine perch, at one
hau,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20

ES- Fresh rock fish have already been
brought to cur market. Should the pre-
sent open spell continue we may look for
fresh fish Of various kinds to be pouring
IN eEsr t. IN a~5rry sh7rl iime ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20
NEW FIRM.

N II. BOUIC A. CO., having commenced
IL. business this LIST day OF Jauuary, 1857,
wish to inform the customers OF d. II. Boulc
and the public generally, that they will keep
good stock Of every Kind Of Goods usually
kept In well stocked country store, and guar
antce to sell ms low az can be purchased else
where, and respectfully solicit the patronage
Of the public. Liam 2--tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20
NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted to the under
IA signed, are respectfully requested
to call and settle Immediately, other
wisel will positively put their accounts
into an officers hands for collection.
GEORGEANNA FISHER.
feb 20-3t*
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20

The FRUIr CRoP.-Papers from vari-
Gus quarters of the country, with few ex-
ceptions, unite in pronouncing the fruit
crop uninjurcd thus far. There is album
dant opportunity for its destruction yet
Late spring frosts are as fatal as winters
cold
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20

SUIcIDE.-Mr. Harris G. Legg, an
estimable citizen of Kent Island, Queen
Anne's county, Nd, committed suicide
by hanging himself in the woods near
his residence, on Tuesday Of last week.
The Centrcville Times says he was As
years of age, and no cause can be as
signed for the act
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20

EFT The House Investigating Commit
tee reported this morning in the case Of
Mr.. Gilbert, member of New York,
charged by them with corruption. The
proceedings showed great excitement on
the part Of nearly all the members, and
more feeling than We have often seen
displayed in the Hall.-Star ofthe 1911.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20

TO the Editor Of the Semina.
SIN; As the people of the county are begin
ming to talk Of persons as candidates for tho
various offices to be filled next fall, you viii
permit subscriber to suggest through yonr
paper, the name Of WALTER III. ADAM
SON, as candidate for the Office of Register
Of Wills. Should he be candidate for that
Office, he will receive vote that he may well
be proud of in
feb Cite. CRAcxLIN DISTRICT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20
PUBLIC SALE.

INHE subscriber, intending to discon-
Il tinue farming, will sell at public
auction at his residence, one mile south
west of Gaithcrsburg on MONDAY,
the 9th Of March merit, the following
property--to wit;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20

The Treasurer of the Mint pays in the
new issue of silver, for amounts exceed
ing FIVE dollars in value, Immediately
upon ascertaiDing the weight Of such as
are presented, at the rate Of S1.22k per
troy unce.-Phiia. journal.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20
DAVID n. BOUIC & co,
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 10 me on nots OF open
~. account, are respectfully requested TO call
and settle by the 18th Of the present month.
Those indebted TO me on open account, II not
settled by tho 18th, by note or otherwise, will
most nssuredly find their accounts in the hands
Of an officer. JARRETT ALMONf.
ian 2---H
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20

OLD SPANISH CorSs.-We learn that
the average yield Of worn Spanish coins
at the Mint Of the United States, Phila-
delphia is as follows:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20
TO ALL INTERESTED.

HAVING made change In my business,
Ii notify all who know themselves indebted
TO me TO call and settle their accounts with tho
cash or note at a short date, as ! have bust
ness Of some four years standing to close up.
hope attention win be given this notice, aud
save trouble and expense. ID. II. BOU1C.
ian Z---tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20

3c- If RICHARD GROOMES, Esq.
will consent to be candidate for the next
ShERlFFALTY, he will be warmly support
ed by his friends in BERRYiS.
nov 2l--tf
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20
~ Head Of Cattle.


among them 5 young Milk Cows. (sev-
eral fresh, / yoke of Oxen, | full-brcd
Devon Bull, and several very fine hcifers.
BROOD SOW * 10 SH0ATS.
Rockaway Buggy and Harness (near-
" new, } l large Wagon, 1 small do,
l Wheat Drill with Guano Attachment
used but one season. and guaranteed
to work perfectly,--1 Wheat Fan, !
Cornshcller, (ncw,) 5 Barshear Plows,
double and single shovel do, Harrow,
Corncoverer &c. &c.
SETT OF BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS.
Grain Cradles, Grass and Bramble
Scythes, Log-chains, Swingletrees, Gro
bar, Stretchers. Wagon and Plow Gear,
Lot of Carpenters Tools, &c. SO.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, such
as Bedsteads and Bedding, Chairs. Ia
bles, Bureau, Sidcboard, Clock, Carpet
ing, Stoves, &c. &
KITCHEN FURNITURE, such as
Iron Pots, Ovens, Kettles, Pans. and
cooking untensils of every description |;
COOKING STOVE, of approved pat
tern, and used but very short time,
Churn, Stone Jars, Tubs, &c. &c.
Alec a Lot af st
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20

One Of which is fine Brood Mare, now
with feal; another an excellent Family
Horse, Young.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20
GVAID. PHOSPHATE OF IIME. PLAs-
TER. AND OTHER FERTILIZERS,

I'm, ANU UIHEh thIILlLtho.
PERUVIAN GUANo, No. /, furnished at
the Government price, the ton Of 2240 lbs. de-
ivcred either from ship, warehouse at the Point,
or at my Warehouse, up town, on terms the
most advantageous 10 dealers and consumers
MEXICAN GUANO, selected from cargoes,
rich in Phosphates.
PHOSPHATE or LINE, manufactured
expressly fer my agency.
Arso--PLASTER and other Fertiiiz1s.
gzb- For the convenience Of Farmers, their
orders will be filled either AT the Guano wharf,
or at my Warehouse. No. l4f WEST PRATT
STREET, near Light. at all times without de-
lay. Expense avoided II possible, and made
light when unavoidable.
e d. NJ. RHODES,
No. I4l West Pratt street, Baltimore.
gz6- All orce- left with WiuI,x BRADDecr,
Rockville, Nd, will meet with prompt stten-
i)r. [Gh. %, bly,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-02-20
Corn, Rye and Cloverseed.

Corn, hSye ana ClOvefseeu.
TERMS OF SALE.--A credit of six
months will be given on all sums above
Five Dollars, the purchaser giving note
with approved security, bearing interest
from the day of sale, all sums Of five
dollars and under, cash. No property
to be removed until the terms arc COM
piled with.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. a. NJ
feb 13--ts. WIN. NICHOLS.
ES- The subscriber will also sell upon
tho same day and terms above named,
about go ACRES OF WHEAT, grow
ing in the field.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

You have destroyed-tbe other you shall nev.
ersee. My papa will not take care Of me.
IL cannot see yon; hope sou err, content
ed; yoi have succeeded in nabii1 me very
sick. Do us you think best. hstt you must
believe In you heart that have ~ sass loved
you. IL could sit up w-1als ~ to see
you. Grant mo one fasUr--ksep selSaFlins
have given you ] am very miserable write
one kind word, tits not much"
This is the answer sent by Furnls,t 10 that
note 4,
Send my,portrait--you may then go to
the devil. detest a liar, onl you are tho
greatest one ever knew. 1t is unnecessary
Tor you to tell me ngain that you cannot for
give me. do not intend you snll see me
again, or care whether. you forgive ne or not
wish nothing that viii remind ms ot one so
false The recollection CT Your deceit will be
quite sufficient Do not bother ne my more ;
send my portrait, or | will write TO Mr.. w.
Tor it. do not care for il, bat hate one
that IS so ,leceitful, untrnthfui. TO H.. in pos
session oft. Thank you for noth!ug.",
The case was settled in court by a con pro.
mise, in which it was agreed that Mrs Wood
man shall be released from the Asylum. and
return with her brother TO her aasents To
Mississippi. The Tribune says:
His sister was overioyed to mesi him, and
growing out OF the nervous excitement incl
dent to the reunion, she was quite unwel,
but was enabled to come to the city during
the afternoon OF Wednesday She is n lady
quite petite in form, with a dark brilliant eye,
aud dark brown hair, and has fac. of orii-
nary intelligence. She has evidently been
woman of great beauty. but owing 10 coutin-
ued sickness, she has lost much Of her attrac-
tiveness. She has always exhibited great
taste in dress, and AT the watering places of
Saratoga aud Newport. has been noted for
the number and richness al her hos At
Saratoga when last there, she WIS Anown as
the lady with seventy five dresses Her age
is about twenty.eight; she has been married
nearly ten years.
After the close Of the proceedings yester.
day afternoon, Mr.. Thomas went 10 a hotel
in Jersey City. where Mrs Woodnan had
been conveyed, and at 2 o'clock thes took the
train for Philadelphia
Mr.. tGrniss, 1t is said left tn city early
yesterday morning. having lparned uf the
arrival of Mr.. TnumaS.
The case is one occurring in Nhat is called
high Iife,' Mr.. Woodman being - merchant
o. high standing in New Orleu' :, and Fur.
Mss the son of an honorable rcrchdnt of
New York. What high life that must
be, from which but Hms-y veil is torn. sew
eral scenes ut which the hanbicsl ecttager
might shud,ier.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
Another important Discovery.

Ell Prairie Farmer AS the public are
much excited at the present time upon the
Chinese sugar cane question, propose to
contribute my mite Of experience. Last
spring | obtained three dollars worth Of
seed and planted in rows four feet apart,
Que kernel or seed every twelve to twenty
inches, on one acre Of dry loan SOIL part
of which highly m0nurcd from my stable.
planted the seed May 10Th and in about n
week it came up. On the mauuved ground
it grew fast the other very slowly. The
first named rIpened It's seed well the other
scarcely got into good dough. ! purchased
a sugar (crushingj mill Of two iron rollers,
) > inches in diameter and IL inches long;
had new gear wheels cast, both Of n Size, &c
give equal motion to the rollers; then cOn-
meacel grinding and boiling, and soon found
that SIX -gollous Of Juice would make one gal
lon Of superior syrup. ] thea built miii
With wooden rollers, IS inches IN diameter,
aud went at it il good earnest, and iOand
that it now took eight gallons Of juice for
oue q syrcp. Upon investigating the cause,
| ioGnL tlay tutru were ,0O juices distinct
from each other in the cane, VIZ: L crysta!i-
fable aud an uuCrygtagabe soccharine Juice.
The iron rollers expressed both; the wooden
rollers ouly one, The juice from the iron
rollers grunulated easily, while the juice from
the wooden rollers could scarcely be said TO
gain.
| made from ore acre Of cane 200 galona
Of syrup, for which our merchants pay me, by
the barrel, 90 cents per gallons. The rasGlt
u,,v bA CnIuluTl M n follows:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
z 42iite Of Aon}ante.
CLOSE OF THE woODMAN CASE
IN NEW YORK.
4 TALE or ROMANCE

r, - M., rorrio wooamor ,,bo
u, oase -, Lo. I;Lentr f.,r, =
was at'T'',p'. ~ ~. ,ba az Il u',i.
Hv arc,.o. 1,,r
.. ""or"' .u'r rrno ,,a E,,aanaa can,
'',e>, wa ~ -" ;rh,,.s1o, .Irs w ,ns
ei.,al !, tha i,s,;,n.ion 10 bs, husband
p'"e'M :" ~" m Crlon,s hann,sa Of har
Jo, ,ha ;nano~co or Enrries 70 a,
",'"7 -. Ino,,a ,Lo ,.e;J,r;t of
~, wv nn,'es ,L;, c,,, hr ,,a dar'Ior'
,. @ ~ H ri,"ns 60 r,os, s;1rrl,r stata If
- - " ,.o ,,,S nrh,o in q corr, of Iaw
nu""I w. ",""s peo,a as,ron,, rron, H.
m; ne n"''o""h "'' '0"'e ''' '"'
"h,I"n.t ~ u.;oa a. O,;ror n wooao,on
vas "aa, ro s;noo In JuIr lesI ,n,.
noES n"ons .1" @ 80 E,rnno ', occonn, VI ~,
mus1a"u 'ooI hea hoan snty.rinr lnnm live
w.! "e".," Iil "~T "r H., narrns s,s, ,e ~
no"' ~, %, a vs. %s,.ohar Ia ,.r, ,,o - par;s ,n
NV Nv, - Y. c"'.;ir ,t.ai r.i,nI ,i,a,
,iat, - ths, hn1s g, Of ,ho n,nst st;ir,,i
! ,; MI W S,'; nSnn ,"e Tar ~, e.. III.
~ Iii i aonni 80 o,,, a,, na.;a,, Ill,
,; "a r'nS -, ,o'rain,onno or H. I'd
~ s'', r,,..,;an .b"so ,,,n,nar and nIaar hro,Ior
w hdL "i,'S Ln"m, IN ,mer;co Ernn onrIv i,
n"el ~, I',I'. ,,h,'n , L,ah,n1 ,a,,:y,'5
- d. 7 ,r,, onGnol ~ rov rono, iaroa
~, "'r' 10 ,i,,,o hr seyaro ;i,ross NJ =,
p"'S Si W ,hnsia;a,o ,%o a"o ,,ora nr I,E,,
ni;,'s 1n!Hnhais onl o,bo.. nnrincr Aro;i
'l ~ t;c, r,as los,,,in,d ,f "a ,',,
sa;unI siu Icy G .,,. n 80 NJ W"nSn,on ,ar. 49,.
'c,an s;nca w;sbeJ 7 corId hnra d;ed at ,ba,
,i,aa
~. i,,,oso NJ E,.r;s, ov,ro,,o
l., iirI go ~ y,;,,,,,i,a',o mo ma rai,,od -, :,
:,rc',, edanna U;s inaranco nrar ,,,,'
i',.. ~, s,ranr, ;nrn,no,ian ioonod h;,n
49,. '"C c."T, !" - I haI :, no,a,, 81 49,
"' ha ma}a ho,I hora nv pno~Ia5oo or a.
-, d., oho,,, ,Lo ,i,ro nat,--,1 -
,aon, -, ;rca"5',,5 r,o H.. h o,rad ~ "
at. 'Sa' ei. Nv n","sai IL "o ,nIJ wv wv
80 sav nn,Sinc ahon, !, tha, ho orreotaa 80
bo r,'h ma u,oT,d n,, mo LaoI, d,i,hla ,ho
oo,annt thnt tir,,y., ,bon,,ht no,Ii,,, nI
:, o"a ia no. naro mhat ha Ia Sa ''"'s "
~ 49, N",.o'So. IesS 1I,r, n VII,
~ S,'t,, a,a n,o,t ,t", e., " a," y. IN n
] "' sn' ' ~, "u" Mi-i .'''i' W. 'mo
" "y =. ~ ?a Cilj LIZ ,'''e
~ '"r- ~ o"'""e' VI VI
... ,.s ~ a .'.a w ~ :, " NY
'e'.'ls u'iu o'nelS' ne n"u " 'ne'i !" us pow,
CT u run NY iVPr.ae.on' anu, as ne suPp1Seo
Iauso ule ~ 20 oeI'"eu ~ Wy "us1unu, III
January ~, io"'' n.y. ,et", ;'u ~ ~" VI
e'ns' Nv neNI gay "''1' "'S aa'i'"' t'e so "so-
20 ."s '1r souhe n."usyi nau 'nen on'y S'o'
"nI" l eure "l''. az ""a NV s"i'Sne"
WIN tnao' ne neH. uny ! oola'nFu unH gave
a nl'n gov more; Ire I'srT Te 10 Eer & Ut
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
FARMERS, KEEP A CASH BOOK.

Ool. q. N Bemebt of New York one Of III,
est practical farmers and most sensible wri
terra upon agriculture eaIong us has written
good articls Tor the Valley Farmer on tb,
subject which heads this u,t!cle. We hav,
on varous past occasions printed both origi
na ea'i selected rgamen u favor CT lar
mers keeping accurlte icc,u1ts OF oil theli
operations; so that OF the end Of given yedl
they will know Ike any merchant. trader
shopkeeper or muster echauic precisely Whit
they bave been doing Tor the year. But We
will not anticipate Col. Brueat in what Ls
has to urge upon the subject.
1T Isl very easy maltsr and simple affair
to Keep cash book and yet Low Iow farmers
10 It. Any person who can write can Keep II
book Of this description anl many advantages
accrue from it. We speak now from expert
nee for we have kept one Tor more than iOity
years besides it is some satlsiation TO kHou
where ones money goes
On the left band page Of yonr cish hool;
put down everything sold and the amount re-.
ceived for it. On the right hand side pat
down all cutgoings or expenditures (; ard when
it is begun il the amount on cash ou hgud -
put at the top Of the column OF receipts, at
any time by adding up the two pages or col
umns and taking tho difference between them
it will show the balance OF cash on hand and
if there is any disagreement there must. be
some error Of entry or there must be "a hole
in the purse" A book of this kind would
show at the end Of the year, or any other time
the amount OF all kinds Of grain potatoes but
ter, pouItry.eggs or any other kind Of articles
| sold aud the amount received for them. 1t
would do more--t would show all your ouj-
| lays for stock seeds, implements Of hunbandry
repairs, ter, coffee euglr salt, &c, and alsd
/ for wages and would present very curious
and interesting document for family iuvesti-
gatica q. the end cf twelve months aud il
! there should be rnuud "hole in The purse,
it should indicate tie epot where repairs
were most necessary.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

ona WI =, ,,o.a.o - -l;.uo,ol q, .ot "a
tbuv ora ,ha ,s,a.,,, ...',r =, III. t,,ay
can he w.,ch.d so.,e,j,,ya. 81, -. ral 20
stock MS circums,ances nav ,anaer nscessary
Such n cellar IL nlsn inyoinalla f,,sSLas,,n,
ali other roots ,,,a, ;s necsssarv 10 nv, a,.,
cess to at ali ti,nss for r,.,l;rr w. knn-' q
sr,,...f n be me-, = X, c,.,s,, ~. t,4f -
1853. md who ra;ses ~, a., o,,,aga a ,bon,
sand bushels OF nolotoes a vaor i7e has hesn
enabled to tnke .lvania,c. .of III, ,,or,,a. orI
sell them vhan tL,.v vo,,la hrino ,bo hiabss,
price. and calculates ,hnt h. has r,aIise1 at
least twenty cents n bushel more tben his
neighbors. who s.n nortion of their cron
as soon as dug and bnrv The reroinda, in
the ground and soil on ths hreoti,,r m m
frost in the sprnr. The extra n~oft Tho
first Year more than paid for mnkirg the
cellar. Then he has never lost busbal hr
freezing. aud the trouble of storing is very
little, compared TO burying in hills. In ad.
dltlon to all these advantages he has ample
room Tor storing nll kinds of roots, pumpkins
&c Such experience will not be disregardcd
by the wise.-We urge this matter because
we think that to many of our readers it is OF
great impoi tancr, and has been too long neg
iected. The formation Of root cellars aud
the culture Of roots must keep pace.-When
one Is neglected the other will be also; and
we wish TO impress it upon the minds of OIL
that ? greater amount Of nutriment can be
produced; from an acre in carrots, sugar
beets' or parsuips. and with less labor, than
from any other crop. Que acre OF good soil
~ ao1,s may ne, made 10 produce us much
h 'oou as Is ee"er9,y grown on Ten acres
~ ' my o'ore hogS WIFI winter on the Ruta
nas'' "uGn oet'er on Inc sugar Beet, aud
III ',;s, o., all on parsnps-on the latter they
, n, 'as'en.-i nose VINO tnust pht their notn,
80. toTe :" P..S, s"ou'a nave then' wei dreh
Jannp', Ta'",a pt,ine' as neat ana mo's'nr9 hasten
u.necohpnsitioh. Select dry, sandy kD0H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05
Preparation for VIII ter.
THE TEACHINGS OF ExPERl .YCE.

Tho co,d sbru whistle If H., ,;,a. a.,
G,llinr l.aras ,b. occ,.i,,,l IL, or ,,.,,,
wnrn ~ ,ha, ,yint,r is ,,st n,,'.,',i. w. 'rt
bar,.s, ;s nas, 'h G,,n',n ,',,, ~. Nv
is Mo h a,r o., E.', ,L. r,I s }a, Wv W ~ 1.' 'n
hsrns, ,,ilin, ne nr HE onr,i,',s y.
ia -. .,'ttsl- ,,s -, i e.. -,
nsver :, re,,rr W. c.rro, l;,, 49, -
sinrla d,v or recnlI - mis- snant r,o,,''7,',
,ya c,,,ot vrI, =, Small, c',i.- n,,
troI tho yida,inr cirrIn or i've inana,ca w.
can hnwryer Lam wisdom r,nm ,,,. n,s, -
enid. ms in the rutnrn. and hn win, L,,,s ro,
9rny wiser ,rl hotter nvary ,t.,, Lo
Iiyrs truly Gvps in vain
TLs r,Sm.r b,s nm cr,or,,,i,r. r,
much and bpcome wjsa l,n is IN Fla s,,,n,'i
or nynpri,.n,,. rn,nr,, ia lis ino,L,r .n,, t''n
laeenre urn ,rrthi,i, orJ en,,LaIin.
i,hm.ut far disohpdierc, ,r,,, ,,I
mo .,vies fo,l aud ~ ,b, r,,,,;'t. ~
and lament Tha In,,r hard ,,s.,I .,,,i r'r,,'..
ia rrow n cron ,h,t vail r,n,,nar.'ta ,ia
farmer far tho lnho- h.s,n,y,d ,,,,,n :, ,,,,,
wis. man learns tb,t !, il ,,,,.,s.,," II ,IJ
,L, .I.n,an,s ~ C.r,,t;,,, a., 80 " "'"
IN ,L. soil and ,r,s ,,c,.,'r'I;,,,,I, p,,
hi, sad roriIn. M,n,, ,I,i,"''" ,',,."t'
hattar ~ axnarinrrs L,ro 49, ,',s
the nresrnt season nnnr w,t n,A ,,,.',i'',I
soil and the lesson tnuoht h.cor,. en- ,,,n,I,.,,
irnIlv il uuniu ruta,toJ D,Iy ,,. I,lt
If s,'rnd nn,a,,,,s' ,,,, 49,, o., y" ''s''
ps hv nna whn ebnnId r,I L,,'. iIl .,:o -
las, say.ro Iao.n,,. nbu ,,n l',t 80 80
fr,r hnsh,Is ,hat un,II 't,,',''' , ~ "''"
~ fr,y c.r,s n,r hn,I,l , t"- '"s 1" I"e"
nr,f, of over DIV dnlI,rs ,,'n ,'.rf ,'i
,q.d he o,h.rs whH ,oro .,,",,l ~
Nisdn1, irom nr,.ri,,s r,iI,,r., u
Isl yint,.r y,,s I,.,r a,nl soro, ill.
r,s s,..,,.,, a,,d L,,, "a - 'o''T'
hiab h.G,r, sn.i,y '' ,'' ,'.'r' ''' '',,us'I
,L, n,;ns ~ hi,,,,,ar 'i ~ &c"
tho cnnr,ry ,,,,,y v,sr, r,n,r,,'I f'' i 10 w
s,,ry.d tn i.,,h ,rLa o,nirs .,, -" 80 az I'e
thnn mmnn mnst hava sn,f..rob ~, d,l. :,
nocL., Ln, .nraIr i, ,,i,J Iyt.,,:tI t tT"'! r.. ="
by las, wear cyr"riencp, and s,orn ,y,,'v nara
Giuy everythinr that will furnish ln,d rnr
their slork taking car, that mat ay.n ,ha
rrngr,e.ts are wasted ?-Thru. many ,i.posad
of hay and grain in tb. fan ar e,rly i, tho
winter Mt a low prce and had IN H,,,.L',sa
again Lef,r. spriup NJ dnuhI,. tho i,-;c,. r,r
WHICH they sold The WISE man viii nrna,
Inv such sad lessons and liam IA kaan ~,
hand more even than De will n. I,l,sip ,n
need so as 70 he nrenore1 r,r ,b,. ,gor.,
Ia viii always oir, ia H.. ON Tho soC. eli, In
nnv emerpeucy. while the cousid.r,t. t,,,,yt ,o
luck ana y,t maid in ~ w,v ,b,t il rs;,har
nI.nsnnt mar nro6tohIa
MANY hnye learned that oood slorto.
warm harms and stuhl.s and sh.ds ma, a,I,
render ,h,. animals unr,. rn,,r,r,nIi, I'm. 3 49,,
varv ,rnunn,ic,J os s,o,k ulI La,,, J., ,',,t
better condition with the same nmnunt nf
gnd hn oUU,II m nrJ Wv" "" Ir,G amount o,
'u"u "uTh "v' anu co"''"It"o'y housed lhah
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-12-05

TIE VMCE OF FALLEN LEAVES No ma
npre is 30 VIII worth the saving, in October
aud November. as the now failing leaves Of
the season. According 10 Panen, they contain
nearly three times as much nitrogen Hs ordi.
nary birn yard mrnqra aud every farmer who
has strewn them in bis trrrches late in the
fall or in December, must have noticed tie
next season how black and moist tie soil is
that adhpreS to the thrifty young bcets he
pulled. No vegetable sGbsiar ce yields 10 its
woody fibre and becomes soluble quicker than
leaves and from this cause they sonu dry mp
scattered to the winds AMI wasted, irn,t nov
gathered anl trenched in our composted be-
fore the advent Of lseyere winter.