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ChiIdren,s nfseases.

Rdftcdys ReE0rGtiHg ReSolrdSst should be hailed
blessing by every mother throughout the Land, whose
infants aniiCtcd with Sores, HumOrs, &c. These
brcakngs out (thus early) evidence Of dseas e
Transmitted from the parent stock. Afew doses oftte
EeIOuI,jHg Resilient will eradicate every vustige OF Il c
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body
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The stamp around each pot viii also bear the names
OF the Proprietor and of the United States agents
Druggists and Dealers Will observe each dozen
package the following label:
lMPORTANT CAUuOS.-The increased reputation and
great demand for ThOru's Compound Extract of Copai
ba and Sarsaparil have been Inducements for others
offer limitations of this valuable medicine Vendors
particularly warned of this fact, that they may be
their guard ana not dispose of any impure article
calculated nlure their reputation and destroy the
merits of the original preparation, u obviate which
the Subscriber Successor 10 James TRrrant by whom
IL first introduced into the Uned States) has at
tached his signature 10 this caution, 10 counterfeit
which is forgery. JoHN A TARRANr
Address orders for the above article with full direc
tiOns for shipment 10
JOHN A. TAfRANT & Co, Druggists,
No. 27S, Greenwich, corner Warren ST, y. Y.
Dec. T-dly.
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment /!
THE BEST LINIMENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment.

READ FOR Vol ISSELyESf
Thomas Ford. a blacksmith hN4ne near Cas- aRe eflue
on Tenth street, had horrible running sore on his
faot He tried various Liniments. Salves, 6c., hut
could do good. He despaired Of being able
work hs trade again, because he could not bear
any weight on his foot; and by one bottle of AcLeAn's
Volcanic liuimcut, hc is now perfectly cured
rheumatism, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprains
Stiffness in the Joints or Muscles, sore Throat, Swe
iugs, Ear-aChe or Tooth ache, Wounds, Fresh Cuts,
Sores Burns Scalds PANS, Ac, yield 10 the magic
influence of this wonderful ilnimeui.
For Horses aud Cattle Il is an inallble remedy for
Chales Calls, Scratches, Cracked Heels, lAmeness,
Spawn, Swecuy, Splnt, Fstula, Bruises Swellings,
Wounds, Rattle Snake Bites, ana various other diseaS
es which animals liable Ia from injuries or accl
dents.
Every Country Merchant should obtain supply Of
McLeans Volcanic Oh Liament Il sells rapidly be-
cause IL always
A liberal discount viii be made 10 merchants who
buy t. sell again.
OF Third and Pine streets ~ Louis Missouri also Tor
sale a. above apl3-itwAwly
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Meoifal.
Greatest Medical Wonder
OF TIL E 4 GE!
co Va MS
VEGETABLE LITH0NTRIPTIC,
Friend Of the Human Family (!

fINHE world Is challenged produce medicine mat
Il has afforded the same amount OF relief 10 sufIer
ing humanity as CowRns LithontTiptic.
COWAAiS LiTIfONTRLf'TTC has cured thousnnda
Of Of Stone in the Bladder and Kidneys
COWAN'S LfTIfONTRLf,TIC has cured the most
aggravated OF Gravel seen and is the only
certain remedy now known for the above diseases
CoWAN'S LIgH0N7RLTo7YC never fails TO cure
COWANS L[T3ONTRIF'7TC Is the only sure rem
edy for Diabetes.
CCWAN'S LITRONTRIP7Tci a certain cure for
Chronic GonorThoea and elect
COWANS LIIHONTIIf'7TC cures weakness OF
the Loins.
CoWAN7S LI7HoNTRIP77C has cured the worst
cases of Prolapsus Uteri known
CUW4N'S N'SLfTHONTRII'TTC il the only sure rem
edy that has successfully cured Barrenness
COW4A'S LITHONTRIFo1IC will cure the worst
forms of Dropsy.
COW4N'S LITH0N7RLPTIC viii cure long stand
ing cases OF structure and remove Venereal Taint from
the system.
c0wAN's LTTHoNIRLpgTc is lhe oE:y ssA.cdy
known for the cure of all symfafhefic complaints at
tending On Pregnancy ana every female who Is preg-
nant should al once procure bottle she wishes 70
feel well, while IN that condition.
COWAA'S LITHONT1fIT'TTC Is the only remedy
ever yet discovered that VIII relieve the pains OF labor
and the whole female world should rejoice that such
discovery has been made whereby they have obtained
sure friend 10 assist them IN the greatest trial OF their
| life.
The mcredulous will he convinced Of the great
efficacy Of the lthontripc by reading the following
certificates and those around each bOttie3-
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CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.

HAVE Just received a few DOZEN bottles Of James
L Neuralgia and Rheumatic Liquid, nedeine
complaints
ID NAV be obtained the various Drug stores in the
-itv and Of J. W WIISox the late stand of Mackcn
zie < Wilson Price 81 per bottle
X AAGkENLlE-
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5000 Cases ss- an OLD INDIAN DOCTOR who
has made his fortune and retired from
5000 Cases business, VII speaa the remainder of
his days IN curing that dreadful disease
5000 Cases coNstMFTloN-FREE or CHARGE /;
his earnest desire being Co eommunicatc
5000 Cases 70 ,le World his rerhedies .Aat have
proved successful IN more than 5000
5000 Cases cases He requires each applicant %
send him a TaIuute description Oi the
5000 Cases symptoms, win two stamps, g een's,l
ray the return letter, IN which he
5000 Cases vii return Them his ADVICE PREscrll'.
TfON, with dircctious for preparing the
5000 Cases medicines, kc-
Tho oLD DOCTOR hopes that those az
5000 Cases alet-d WI net o. aeeognt q asloAey
refrain from consuli.ag him because he
5000 Cases ulakcs no charge. Hls sole obect IN ad-
vcrtsing 10 10 al tl4e good be can b.
5000 Cases fore hs dee. He feels that he is justly
celebrated FOR tha cure of Conssmr ton,
5000 Cases Asthma Bronchitis, Nervous affections,
Coughs Colds, 6c. Address
5000 Cases DqcT; r.cAs RRANr.
5000 Cases Mar. es-w5m
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Havana Cigar Store,

No. - Cedar Sired, oiT'osiis he C6aRsTc'di H'SrL
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
Il Thomas Cariona and ia" undcrsi-se having bs'cn
dssoly II his lntention o. continue the Cigar bush
lie returns thanks a. hls numerous customers
for their liberal patronage, aud informs tcfn ttt he
intends Ia keep constantly hand spl.ndid ssk n
Cigars Of the finest and best brands brought To
this market which he will sell molcfaic uFis by
the box lie lies his odd customers and the public
generally 10 give him cali
ianl4 C. CIIoMAT.
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NEAR JACKSON, Madison county, Tenn,
a oil ,asreoox .,,s3,-t.sy I'll Tr....J

Mr. J. F. CowAS;-IcaT sir:-I hereby certify that IN
the summer Of the year 1885,, servant Of nine a boy
about ls years Of age who had always before this
been stout and of vigorous constitution attacked
with gravel. Physician was called who attended
him for several months, during which time he grew
worse daily until he was helpless and believe woud
have died IN few days had II not been for friend
who advised the use OF Cowan's Lthontriptic pro-
cured few bottles, the rst Of which gave him relief
and IN short time he able 90 walk about, and
finally fully recovered since which time he has had
symptoms of said disease and To all appearance is
healthy as any servant on my plantation. ] there
fore recommend il % all persons suffering under a
like disease, rs one Of the most certain remedies
known.
Given under my hand this August ood, 1857
nANIEI. SHELTON.
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I HAVE ALSO FITTED Up ~ TIE REAR OF Ny
CIGAR STORE,
NriNkin lOON.

Where can be had all kinds ~ Liquors q the beet
quality made up into any Kind nf drink that may be
called Tor. only ask IoTilon VI ihc liberal l'air"n
age u the public, and will use my best endeAN"Fs 10
please all Who may give call.
Ian 4 lsas-tf C. fIiOMAT
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nrnnments for rIIrrors. Mc.
PIsNOS! PIiNOSIi

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED has just received his Spring
stock Of PauoS McludcuilS, NIulIs, Flutes, Ac
Corlcous Music Books and sheet Music which - by Tar
the largest and best selected stock ever offered IN THIS
city. The Pianos ars from the wprl-r renowned makers
4. II. Gtlr X Co., and St"iuway Sons. Every Piano
is warranted COR five years. and Will be sold at New
York prices. Frci-htS only added.
My stock Of Sheet Music = very large, embracing all
the nov aud popular pieces Of hie day. II You want
tho best Piano, and al the lowest prices call at 81
Union street jAlt y Mo- IL In
y B-A fresh supply Of the very popular songs
Pm Twenty Fiyc' - Gentle Annie " RosalIe" :"
&c Nc ttuurlO-tr)
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cArAuHA WINR.

WILL keep constantly 90 hand sappy - ID
i and s,.arkiisg mes shish ulll furnish the uae
a. cneianan prlces, iEsisli aadsa
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The Cherokee Corn Planter |!

PAIENTFD BY Hills 4 CHARLTON, Sept sts, 1881
rIsnE only cheap, aurahls and eilicsat Haehae fer
Il planting corn ever pres~utea % hc Planters a
Tennessee eXhsbtsan az NessEs- Armstrong
4 Csf's, No e. Market strset N4shxhls.
Tie chefoker Sorn Planter Fcczaiislfs siseli above
al ahers, ser its darasity, cheaFtess sErtcy azd
TIC perfect manner thai SEfoTInz The following de
scrihrl work
Il farroSs ent the groaud % any required dcFfh-
drafs the corn many Eerneis desired, IN space
% oaT acies dzsne4aF ulAthenaztlaiiy m The aill
the hls and presses The ezrfh fas BY tie old
nctlloa sh The hos xild marks ascursfsiy Tie po
sitsea II each Ali. v IA earie Aafsc, boy
plsnt tra - hilscn sere< lcr cay ~lIh
fsltars aad ot1rfs laS itcd - e1annsileu ci
this Haarhie, AessFs- Armstrong; Cos, where q
1azy be daily ia practical orsratiaa-
rersnas stshlDs - purrhase Cul>Il RIGHTS IN
this or stsonng statfs hy apflyias tuamedLAtey fss
terrttoxy beng aisps<ee II raEldfs 60 npea
such tarlns ~al Isare then large FrsaFn on lie
fnvestnenI Gail A. a. Ne 81 A4rtef ssresf,
Nashville. CnfLDS = MCDOWELL
Ena BUsllEIs secd uussfsf s4ishy
OUO PC aSpEAsoS
n.r-e.i 20. g : az essssss fzfs<si
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Negroes, Newree... ror saiet,s

A No. MAX COOK, abd his wife, whs is a spl-hssd
n washer aAd lroaer, Also good lastly II Lkely
Negroes, xheh VII - sasi iss-
.fsnzA-a hOlD 90.
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LIVERY STABLE.
HI A N D E R

rINhIS very superior Aud famous Horse is -
i located fof the season of is6s, at ny IsAA
L.sm adjoining Nashville. Mares Wiii ey re- y
csiVrd fum ltth of March a. ioth 81 July Al so each
aud 81 the Gruou, doe 10th July, Va al cases o
failure they may b. returned gratis next year
HIGHLANDER VAS bred by Thomas Taylor, Of ;
c. ia ~, he got by Glencoe, imp, his dam CAsta
net winner . an distances BY Monarch. imp, 2c,
his pedigree s f pare and fsA iaaahls and hSc the
hasss himself cNctss the admiration VI the ost cru
cal ohsrrs
HlGHI.ANnERis n rich chestnut ol eNceicHt consti-
tutln ana temper, measuring lo hsnds Ia height, and
has unu-uai lcuFth and stoutncss of frame, coupled
Mth surtassin beauty Il furin ant aStsin As great
raorhoTsr Highlander rrputaton Throughout thr
Uniun was, Tor time, hardly eauais7i, tasvlos
besicu a thc best style, ali og he many cpnuSitois
south Carolina aud GcoTEa. lIti shout I've ears
old when he sald for Si0 Oao, nnd AZ once ~ept
Tor th meet other foFudabs rivals, ~hcreNer % be
found.
Ia lhis extremely trying career, highlander gained
hrgp a share of sacctss has ever attended any
race horse unaeT Ike tFay-
cling aud running ali distances he dtl sAsiAer IA
,ssss bad hcalth and cundltian.
Al Who have examined HIGHLANDER and ass coils
freely exprss tllr opllsn, that, brreer II snpc
rt5r stock tor ersfs he VII t1ke raGk among Tie
gnost Fcputable horses 81 the countEy.
naarlS-u d. 7. noiAVOcK.
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DIR. AMOS & SON.

ID Il. A MOS d. SON,
o6rser y Hasa aAd Q4ay stTests, BgaIO, Ne's Fork
A RI the only Physici.is IN the State who mem
n ben q tle Royal College u Surgeons, London
Nay be consulted from O'Clock 10 the morning, un-
al El uigAt q every stase and symFtem Of tHsease
30 yoars extensive and saocesziai practice ~ Earope
A Most Scientific Invention.
An inssrgD~1t for the cure q genh@l beoliiiyl or
wsAknsss AZ, can b prrHaAnely cured N from NJ
tesn % tSeEty days, By tho use Il this iastruments
whea used cenjointly With msdscinss
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DR. aOs & SOls take pleasure In announcing that
they have invented uoost important Instruments for
t,~ cure q Ills diseases II has been suhjs<ted
~ a ted % tbe sst emiaent physicians IN London,
rzEis fhilanrlphlA <nd New York has been declar-
the cure of S-ninal Weakness any disease Of the
seaisAl oFas, eAs-c by the habits Of youth
DR. AMOS 4 son IA order 10 satisfy the mesf
skep-scai a. 70 the merls q tetf Instrument peogs
unsatisfactory after lar triai, the mooney VIII De re-
fabded sy retnrHinE ths iEstrumens IN good order
fcrsons wlshing tAe above uscfA tnsiruinent sn
observe thai she price, With the accompanying oIee-
loss securely packed and by mai or express, y
lea GolizrsL
New Remedfes and Quick cures.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR Nos 4 son have for = long series OF ycArs
been ong.eed extensive pEeciiee m tnr uestmcnt
..l,sra plSrsirans who advertise tocnre cert1ir
cssapl.lsss fon ~soIs genuine h1ropsau reHisdss
c.n he ah,Aneds ft. q
f.ly lreAtea By forwarding eegFeet dflsa q the.r
e..so .rth reursnce for Medicines. kr-, which III
ss rssssssa wishths assess dsgaseh And seearst
sss.s ssersss bz. Axos 4 SOW corner xzan ana oasy
szFsels, psc-.o. Ns~ ferk-
ros-ff-tf~'f
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sELF PKEsERvArIoN, ETC.

II debts due previous O The year 1887 viii
~ be collected by sait at January Court, ur before
Magistrate m nnt paid before that time. This shall
apply 10 all persons without distinction. "A word 10
tie wise Is sufficient -
seeIa-t r G McHATRY & co
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JACKSON, Tenn, August -, 1857.
The above case was perfectly cured by Is bottles OF
the Lithcntripiic, and Of the cases OF
Gravel that has ever been in this country.
q. ADAMSON.
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GENERAL COLLECTING AGENCY
WILLIAM GILL,
Auction Card.

T,EADEES his services. IN the above business, % Z
j citizens Of Nashville and vicinity. Orders i
at the Gazette ofIcs will he attended t0. naTd-ti
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straw Cutters

I'VE have iarge Stock q Stfaw Cutters, sltrairs
w S<- ferd's and Cumnaags fateat fhe latter
Loulsvlle. AkASIkoNs y 90.
Nov ~
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uasbDille patriOt.
E R S:

TERMS:
Daily, per annum, ,.-.--.----..............S 50 90
Tri-Weekly, per annum, ,.................. 90
Weekly, per annum, m,.....-...-.-.........- 90
One Weekly for two years, OF two Weeklies
for one year, in advance, ......-...... 90
When the Daily, friWeekly, or Weekly is 10 be
discontinued (paid in advance at the time Subscribed
for) the subscriber must order, otherwise il viii be
continued, at option, until paid for and stopped.
II paid IL must be paid at the time Of discontinue
sent until paid.
Remittances by mail, in " registered letters,
risk.
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THE subscriber having geonsumfnated arrAngemeuts
Il with Mr.. A. NJ SrRssoER, am experienced and prae-
teal Anetioneer, will attend and maks sales u Real
Estate Steamboats,, Household EnInlture, With all out
door sales. BENJ. y. sdIElDS.
mar6-u rf c- 81 ftftft
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NASHVILLE, TENN, SATURDAY,
llew-DOrk.

From VISCHER, OWEN CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New York.
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ROca's Remedy for Pulmonary
and dTubercular Consumption

R RI Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere
marlD-Iydkw kADMAA & CO.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Sold by Druggists scner@ily IAsoash0us lie rni.e1
etss<s sE1 CkLatas.
As- sold a. Nashville by
ENIS, FE.Si.l.ETON 4 CO., Wholesale Agen ts
sisa. b. pr. A. IL. EocCuE.
Ares-ikNig an1 ~ DscEgtsis scnerAily.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
Rgjoinaer fsom Eastman to Beatie
To TIE MEssRs. Bate, Proprietors

To THE MEssRs. BATE, Proprietors Of
Wild Roper:
was surprised on receiving challenge
from You, instead OF. an acceptance of my
proposal. Such kind Of paIleying answers
well for slip over the left. | leave it to
YOUR honor, if it would not Lave been
in much better taste to have withheld your
challenge, until after your acceptance and
trial Of my proposition; as to the fairness
of nv proposition, we must leave it to the
public to decide. As you have failed to
comply, have only to say, that trotting
horses side by side at the present day, is
considered BY all honorable spoitsmen, who
have horses of any. note, to be II sort OF
scrub rcing which belongs TO horses Of an
inferior. grade, and often gives cause Of
complaint between the parties, of foul play
and is. generally attended with rowdyism
If am not mistaken, YOU advertised
through the HERALD, that your horse had
often trotted his mile inside of 8 minutes,
and can perform the same now; had ad
vertised the time my horse can make, and
had been invited BY competitor through
the public press, 10 come out and give a
true st of his speed by trotting him a.
aaiast time, which is the only fair and hon
orable way, should have accepted; for a
refusal, in my humble opinion, would have
thrown over my advertisement shade of
deception, which would have led the breed
ars .of horses to mistrust that had set him
mp as a gull trap. ibid not invite you to
meet me from any feelings of animosity--
far from il; knowing the difference that
exists between our horses as TO size, mere
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
HORTICULTURAL.
How TO Grow Forest Trees.

~
WHITE MAPLE Acre Dasycarpua.
This beautiful tree is COMMON on rich bot
tom lands, and moist woods Throughout
the Northern and Western States. Thi
spacies resembles red maple Id Rub
tim but its wood is winter and softer
its leaves larger; and its winged seeds lar
ger than those of The red maple, or sugal
maple. The timber is much used for
cabinet work, and for other purposes =
Exposed to the weather it is not durable
A variety Of this species is beautifully
carried but not Sc commonly as the red
maple Isl fw
The flowers are yelowish green, the
Fl lit Of nearly the same color. 1t blooms
very early, often in April. The fruit o,
seeds are ripe in June Or early in Julv
when the wing BY moving swiftly in a
circle around the attached seed, causes it
to fall very slowly to The ground Thi.
beautiful arrangement enables this, and
the other NAPLES, with the aid of The wind,
to scatter their seeds at ain ost incredible
distances from the paren' tree The Seed
Itself, Invested Of the wing, is about the
size Of a common pea. RI
Sow in drills early in the spring, after
having exposed the seeds to the weather,
mixed with sand or loan for few weeks
The trees bear lrsnsplausihg well, and
make fine road side or forest tree, in ten
or fifteen years from the seed. We may
adj, the sap is nearly as valuable for suga,
as that Of the sugar maple
Since writing the foregoing, we have
seen this tree growing on the prairie, near
Whitewater, Wisconsin. Though only
two seasons growth from the seed, tn,
youhg trees stood from five to ten feet
high.
RED MAPLE, SWAMP MArLE-(A Eli
rum This species is similar to the for
going She wood more hard or compact
the leaves 5ait8ller, and The seeds smaller
and with pair of wings. 1t is readily
distinguished from The white maple in April
BY its deep crimson flowers, which are q
conspicuous feature of lie forest contain
ing this tree at that season
Cuk1ED M3pLE is mos ty variety Of
this species, but is also among the white
and sugar maple. If planted at once
they will terminate and grow the sam.
season. If not planted they should be
kept in cool place during the summer
and mixed with the soil or planted in An
tumn.- Northwestern Farmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
Flowers FOR PERFumERY.-The Pari

FLowERs FOR PERFUMERY.-Th Paris
correspondent of the Journal of Com
MERGE furnishes these facts concerning
modern efforts TO perfect the science of
Re SAYS: The most novel
and remarkable feature Of the present
me- rufacture of perfumes is the establish
ment of flower farms. Some Of the fair
esl spots Of Europe and Asia are devoted
to the cultivation Of flowers, Of which the
fragrance is no longer wasted on the des-
ert air, but preserved for the enjoyment Of
all who choose to purchase it, Flowers
have taken the place of ambergris, musk,
clvet, aud the oaoriferous gums, which are
now only used to give stability 10 :he
more evanesccnt scents There are flow
er farms in Europe and Asia; and another
is likely TO be started in Austria for the
cultivation Of the waffle, plant Of the
acacia genus. and resembling in odor very
powerful violets. England has her flow
er gardens at Mitchan, in Surrey, where
lavencar and peppermint flourish unrivalled.
Roses are also cultivated there, but only
for the purpose Of making rose water.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-16
Directions for Planting walnuts

b i see in the last number of the Prairie
Farmer, All inquiry about the treatment
of black walnuts, and preparing them for
planting. | will tell the inquirer how |
have done. First, put the nuts where
they will be exposed to the frost, slightly
covered with earth. sufficient to keep them
from becoming dry after they have been
once wet. 1t is better to have them
spre} out, rather than to have them in a
pile. If they become dry after they have
been frozen, it spoil< them for planting. In
the spring at the time for planting early
potatoes, they will be prepared for plant
ing, also. nf SIS
My mode for planting them is to pillow
and fit my ground as for potatoes Mark
off the ground and plant the potatoes, and
then put the nuts between-i.ae., between
the hills one way. They will generally
appear as soon as the potatoes; but have
known them TO lie in the ground the first
season and come up the next spring.
always made my row four feet apart when
plant potatoes with walnuts. If the nuts
grow well they Will be rather thick; but
they can be tended with potatoes for two
years, and transplant so as to make them
Of the required distance apart.
The enquirer will see that the use Of
the ground will not be wholly lost by thi,
manor Of planting. If they are planted
in drills, il would be quite a job to trans
plant them; for it requires considerable
tspading round the roots to get them VI
right, as thew have strong Tap root.
Ialways plant them where ! want then,
to grow, and then enlarge. my patch by
transplanting. think that they do as
well transplanted, yet it saves a great
deal of labor to get as near as you can to
the spot where you want them. The
black walnut is very good tree to grow.
although it grows very slowly in compari,
son With the locust. KENDALL
Lisbon, Kendall Co., I'll.
a-EPrairie Farmer.