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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-23

INSOI't ENT NOIlCE'-ln DlstrIctNOurt n
the 18th Judicial District of the state Of California. In
the matter Of the Petition Of GEORGE DAVIS an nSoveLt
Debtor Pursuant TO order Of the Hon. Niles Searls
Judge OF the said District Court notice is hereby given to
all the creditors Of the said InsolvCnt George rav to e
and appear before the Hon Niles Senr Aforesaid in opsn
Court at the Court Of said Court in the City and
County of Nevada the 2stb day Of June A. n 1855 al
10 O'Clock A. Of that day then and there TO show
if any they why the prayer VI said inSOyent hOuH
not be granted and assignment Of his estate be made
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities pur
Suance Of the Statute in such made and provided and
in the time all proceedings against said nsOven,k k
staycl.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court this 2Sb
day a May A. y. 1883.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
BY WM. SMITH, deputy Clerk.
James Churchman. Att'y for Petitioner. A5w
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-23

lob PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, NEATLY hA''
u cuted at this Office.
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LAEGL NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To ~
IN Stock holders Of DOWNIE'S JOINT STOCK rrSE
Co. that the FIRST Assessment Of twenty-one AZ NC
this day levied upon each share to be paid 10 ~
~ on or before the Goth Of June 1858. 'eefeta-
JOHN n. AVERY, seer.,,,.
Phelps Hill, Nevada Co.. Nay 25 1858. ss:
NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-Est.t.. go
IN UEL N PALMER deceased. Notice is her.S. Gan.
BY the undersigned Administrator Of the above ny gEa
tate to the creditors Of and all persons hodin ~ =
against the estate Of Samuel N. Pslmer deceased ss
II the same with the necessary vouchera vi,S; ;ale-
months from the first publication Of this notice n ~ sh
streets Grass Valley Nevada county Nsa
Nevada June 7th, 1s5s.-S6-4w
A. J. EsSERY, Adm,
OF the estate Of Saml. N Palmer A.,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-23
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva-
- dass. In District Court Of the 1lth Judicial L.ei

BY WM. SMITH, deputy Clerk.
James Churchman, Atty. for Petitioner. a-Sw
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rI,HE GREATEsT DISCOVERY OF THE

Washington City, Jan. 9Th, 1852
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-23
InIPoRrANr mo- FEMALEs-wHEN

Corner Of Montgomery AMI California SITS, over Well,
fargo 4 Co.'S Express department.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-23
Ordinance No. 4.

James Churchman, A,t'y for Plaintiff.
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The New British Colonial Governanen.--
snange OF the Name 10 Column bis--sritish
FitOry, &C.
WAsHlSoToN, Aug. Is The name Of New Gale
donna has been changed By the British governments
Ia the bill for the establishment Of colonial govern
ment for thst Territory 70 British Columbis The
first name vas given 10 Compliment to The setflers
who we're chiefly Scotch. They have adopted the
new name in coumemOraiiOn Of the great discOserer
Of the continent, bus Distinguish il from the Column
oa N the United States BY the addition Of British
It IS rather remarkable the. no State or Territory
Of the United States bears he name Of Columbus.
Capt Gray, o. the ship Columbia Of Boston, discoF-
cred and enteredthe great ryerof the Testin seven
teen hundred and ninety one, gave Il the name Of
Columbia, which 1t sin bears. If he was not the
hrstdiscoverer, he % least brought it into notiee
Tie river was known 70 the SpaRiards long before,
ana they had given It The name Of Oregon, from
plant growing on its banks called in Spanish and
known TO them as species Of oregoDa msrioFom
For some time after Capt Gray's discovery, the
territory through which Il Wss genera ly called
the Columbian Territory. In the fornnasion Of the
Territorial government Congress gave il the name
OF oregon, tnat Is, wild maEjorom more suitable
for il, 10 their opinion, than Columbia They
changed The name which it had commonly borne for
half century, and desgusted il as the Territory,
now the State OF IiFom; instead Of Columbia
Another opportunity vas afforded 10 Congress- when
a new territory north Of the Columbia river was
created, 10 adopt the name Of Columbia. but, for
some reason unexplained, they designated that as
the Territory Of Washington. l1
Some Importance Is attached to the sdjustment Of
the claims Of British subjects to property south Of
the forty ninth parallel Obligations Of good faith
aud The interests Of the territories hemselvesreeuire
that the POssessOry rights ofthe tIudsons Bsy Com
pauy and the Pugets sOund grieulIural Company
within our limits should be ext,nguished An elab-
crate report was made on the subject By GoY SleFebs
Of Washington Territory, in 1856 in which he est-
mated the vaIGe Of all these rights at SSOOOO ne
recommended the appointment Of 3 commission to
ascertain the value. The British companies de-
manded a million Of dollars The British minister
has lately proposed the part OF the companies to
take the sum Of $500 600 Baltimore SUM-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


h2sE4z-z2s5 -
FFNHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic
Western, Northwestern, snd Southwestern States, by
uuous Railway direct This pittshurg
with daily lines Of Steamers to all pSrts the Western Rivers
and cleveland and Ssnduy with steamers all ports the
Southwestern Lakes making the most reoS, cheapest md red
teroe by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the
treat West. ...r --- --.r e..
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods lin z5 49, toon
boXes,l Furs, Feathers, &C., .e ~ P0A A''P'
SECOND CLAss.-BOOks and Stationary, Dry I en- - ,oon
Goods On baesl Hardware, Leather, &c, ~ Per A'D
Third CLAss.-AHviis, Baggfng, Bacon and IN = ,ooz
PORK lin bulk) Hemp, &c, wv PN 4D'
BcURTH CIAss-Codee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork Az - inns
(pscked,) Lard and Lard Oil, ~ - AOVR =
Fl0ur-75cts per Dbl. until further notice.
Grain-35cts. per 100 lbs. until further notice.
COtsonS2 per bale excsing GOO lb weight, until
Their notice.
In shipping Goods from any point East Of Philadelphia,
particular to marx package Eia. Philadelphia RGrOdd
All Goods consigned the Agents Of this Railroad Phadel
pia or Pittsburg will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHr AGENTErris, Wormley s. Co., Mempbis, Tenn;
r. z. Ss Co., St. Louis; +. s. Mitchell Evansville,
Indiana Dumesu Bell and Murdoch, aud JeRett,
Louisville, KY; z. c. Medrum, Madison Indiana, Springman
Brown, and Irwin Co., CINCINNATI n. W. Graham Co.,
Zaneve, Ohio; Leach Co.. 70. 81 Klby street, Boston;
Leech Co. Aston House, New York; No. l. William street,
and No Battery Place. New York. E J. sneeer, PHILADELPHIA
HagreW & KOOns Batmore Geo c. Franciscus, Psburg
II. II. HOUSTON, General Fr6iqIt Aqelt, PhH'a.
H. J. L0MBAERT, SuDt,, AltO0nG, Penn.
april, '5S-d
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Imnnrfnnf InfnrmafiOm.

this Of the year, family ought to 90 to rest with
out hayinEin the house prompt md efficient remedy for
cholera morbus dsrhOa, disorders that apt 20 attack all
sss and which may result in fatal consequences before phy
GAp Gan be procured.
The Greuberg Dysener Syrup, only so cents per bottle, Ia
the years cured disorders Of the bowels
matter how violent than all other remedies and prescriptions
put together.
Hhbard, chairman Of the Board Of Healtho Of York
the cholera season, certes tina the medicine
used the Quarantine ground there another fatal
Of cholera
Dr. De Forrest, Commissioner Of Croton Water Works, ces
that Il all Of complain produced by eating
much fruit from other not from immediate stoppage
81 the discharges from chemical change produced
The Of the bowels, and that u produces
the brain. which other remedies apt 70 do.
Throughout and Alabama has always been found
prompt remedy Bloody Fux. be had Of all Druggists
Of the subscriber Patterson & Freeman furniture
iel6-u ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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PROCLAmGTTON.

T WILLIAM SMITH, Governor Of Virginia. certify and
make known that joseph Prentce-Wh0 signs certificate
relating The GraefepoeTy begsl5Is Pa-is Clerk
Of the Court Of The said certificate embraces the
names Of the most reliable and responsible people in this cu
nty certihes the inyablc curative The Grae
en6er5 Vegetable Pills in the following diseases:
"Bilous Complaints Asthma Constipation, Dyspepsia Erys
peas; Low Nervous and Simple Fevers cvers rpe
Heartburn, Headache Indgstien Mysteries, Liver Complaints
Nervous Disorders, Neuralgia. rheumatism and all diseases
arising from want action in The digestive organs"
And further testify that full credit and faith are due and
ought to be given, to said certificates
In testimony whereof, have subscribed my name and caused
the Great Seal Of the State to be an ID herguuto.
'.g WILLIAM SMITH, Governor.
By the Governor:
Wa Il. RICHARDSON, Sec Com. and Keeper Of the Seal
Dr. KTrTRIDsE OF Portsmouth, certi6es these Pills are the
best remedy for diseases the digestive organs that he has ever
met with.
Dr. CHAPMAN anything equal to them for Liver
Stomach Nausea and Headache.
Dr. OsrRAND has used them for all classes OF Bilious Com.
plants in all climates, and fOun them cure when presCs
and other medicines, in hundreds o. cases failed DO
Rev c. A. Fox, Pastor OF the Presbyterian Church al Spencer
they work miracles and the best Pills IN
There are at least 10 Davidson count yalons
that slEays keep the house, Because BY using them
the first appearance os ndposon they hundreds Of dol
lars in Doctors bills Price, . cents per box.
iya9k ALEX. MACKENZIE, Nashville.
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szEEEf bk0alsq III = g9ziiy sald bY the Lon
don Tines, that ''Of all Improbable methods a q
slmsgiFiDg thatOs besiOEns indissriuinais charity
upon the beggazs In The streets ia psrhaus tbs
aorst," and il proceeds thus 70 dsnonstrais ihs
truth Of iis position
sMendieiiy, unfortunately, is a profession or
trade, snd profitable one TOO. The b, ggars have
their regular BEATS They have special ne b, d u
working upon the sympathies and tender feelings o.
ehsriss le persons; they lock 70 ihs steady prose-
eution Of their ealing for subsistence Which can
scarcely be called Precari0us The Office Of inter-
fering between the outsreched hand Of charity ana
the Wretehed creature Who, 70 all appearance is
sunk In the lowest depth Ct human misery. Ia an
ungraeious one but il Is one which, for The sake az
the deserving poor, should not be neglected. Fbsrs
are undoubtedly, to be met with il the streets 81
London, objects worthy OF al oommissraiinh !; auE
how are We 20 Distinguish between resi- s0d foti0ua
misery The chances are absut IS niBe'y 70 cue
that 3 London begga- is an imPostsr. Even m-n
ike Lord Shaftesbury, who have made charity s. e
sere, 8 career, have told the public that It hey
Bcud not Eork evil lhan good, they must brush
past street 5egEars without any idea Of Afford
ing then relief They are, for the most part, mere
impostors
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The Ticket Office is in the Passenger Depot, and Is
before the starting Of each Train which allows ample time
for the purchase Tickets It open other time during
the day. Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A. N.
Train which throughout with Trains the other roads.
Richmond = hours Washington days Philadelphia
half New days. This the cheapest
and best route from Nashville to the East.
Orleans passengers leave the go P. NJ. Train arriving
Memphis in for New Orleans the evening Of
the day. and go through without detention Memphis.
Those for McMnnye, Sparta, and Beeheba Springs, leave
Nashville the 80 N. Train which directly at Tul
lahom2 with the Train for McMnnye. Persons leaving Nc
Munvile n the morning arrive at Nashville at 73O 2. NJ.
Nashville, there boats which leave daily for Smhland
with boats for different places the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi aso daily line Of stages for Louisville, leaving
every morning the arrival Of the night express.
By this change Of Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson With aud day Trains, causing
delay Nashville and Eastern passengers and hour gained
orerthe former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville.
G. l.. ANDERSON,
iulvlO, 1858 General Ticket AgNht.
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HOUSE Ann Lon ron SALE.

10y decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county,
dered at the July term, 1889 in the case Of v g. Naysgh
Navaugh will oger for sae st the Court House
Nashville Saturday, the 4th Of September next aLot Of
Ground in said city, fronting 40 As feet on North Market street.
running half way back College street, upon which there
small Frame Dwelling Said property is sold for division
among the parties. 49,
cash; the balance on and y months credit
80 In I-llll-s '-' D. r. CHEATHAM. CLERK
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NOtIce of DissOIutiOn,

TIME firm OF ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO., composed Of
And. allison, 7. Anderson, W. d. MLEnahan, By
mutual dissolved the LIST day Of June, by the retiring
Of Mr. MLanhan from the firm. And Allison and T. Anderson
are up the business Of the old firm
firm requested make payment
without dey, those having claims against the viii
sent them for payment. ALLISON, ANDERSON q co.
Having purchased Mr.. MLanahaDs interest IN the goods
partners business Dixon A. Allison and
B. johnson. We shall continued old stand where We
will be pleased old friends and merchants generally
Being anxious down stock low pOsse
preparatory purchase viii Inducements prices
those wishing repen their stock. We shall be glad at all
times to receive their orders, and will I'll them
isfactorily. ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
io1G-f ~
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9asb6iIle dnien ann 5mtritan.


One square, enc year, s9oEac additional sqza-s, So
Advertisers exceeding she space contracted
for, VIII be charge for tl1o excess
N TIE WEEKLY. --r Il
one DOLLAR per square for the Ist and FT CETs for each
sHleequent Insertion -
Advertisements published n both the Daily Weskir VII
be charged the fall daily With onshaR Esokly t
Gdded
1rlasiesf Aass-ssesfs v 5spatd for At sse sias Of
t1Ssrtion rs
To C0rresPondeDts.
II viii great deal OF unnecessary to1be Il or
friends In writing VIII bear 10 mind the folioEi1E rules.
Always give tsdate post once county, and STATE 10 the body
OF your letter.
you v he paper changed from Oneoecs 70 another, give
AZ yo1 write on b1sne AID On cthorusttsrs Eita separate
sheets or paper, or different leaves o. one sGeet-
letters and communications solicited upon al such fzcs and
ecs a. nay be q nfornation Interest 70 the public
Anonyous communications Of whatever character, vii receive
90 attention.
l.eenls SHOULD write only upon one SIDE Of tie paper
nnol uaer-aze % return elected communications
Al letters On business should BE- directed 70 Ness- i. q
EAsIhAN Co. and not personally to either Of the Propre
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ISHAHT G.HARRTS.
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.
To all who shall see tbese Prrzents--r3r,

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE:
To all who shall see these Fredericksburg
XKTHEREAS, It has been made to me that certain
w GEORGE MILTON, charged with committing foul and
murder the Both day Of june 1883 upon bodies
Of VIM H. Spcer r. II VAIL our county Of DYER,
has fed from justice, and is now running large.
Now Therefore, Isam Harris, Governor as aforesaid BY
power and authority in vested hereby
Of hundred dollars any person or persons
may apprehend George Milton and deliver him to the
Sheriff or Tailor county Of Dyer order that Justice in
that behalf, may be had and executed.
49,, In testimony whereof havehereunto set nv hand,
sEAI and caused state he affixed az
49, Nashville, the eleventh day Of July, 1853.
ISIIAM c.. HARRIS.
nv tha Governor.
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I've HUNpREp poLlARs RENEARn-

SHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Or tie STATE Of Tennessee 10
al who saSli see these prenToeting; Whereas h hn1
been made known thai certain FEW. BURTON cha-
ed with having Committed Che OGencs Of emezzsnent ara s
fed from Justice, and is running az large
now therefore, T. Isham G. Harris. Governor afsrf h
virtue Of the power and authority vested, hereby onor
reward q 500 % person persons who mag aprsend
the sad T. n W Burton and deliver him sH OF Taor
Of county q Davidson in order that justice that ef
NAV be had and executed
- In testimony whereof have hereuuto set M hsufauf
{ caused great Of State to be axsi al NSsh
t1s'-i Vile the 9lst DAY Of Nay, Is55.
- IsHAM g. HARRIs.
. By the Governor:
J. r. 3. RAY, Secretary o. STATE.
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To those who are In Par.ult OF EEsaIth
sheba SPrings, Grnndy County, Tenn.
br1asoE, July %, rs.
ETyHE Cars On &C Nashville and Catnoo Railroad isava
eoraa every Day al Is sauss sfo p H. s5ay Ant
ne arrival q the srsof ne NASHVILLE a7d chatan9oa Railroad
DAY, except sunday, psngsrs TccF Citr
va VA Ss 1. s-Si ~ i 5ls F 5r u Pt cssc 3
readiness 70 convey pasngs @ ersae sPrngs asralce q
ne s,s Psrsoss uishns % see ie extensive nuiuE psr-
tons @ The ssEsnss Company Snd y9g .ns ss e @ et
s 5 J. ~. ~ ,sai S n 1 r5s5 Il $500 BB- fi
edged desirable s1ntsr rii. where wi he touIi 81 s
R R. ' iog ~ -oeSr o. re ca Hotel a N-sbTis "a 49,
L % fbrznly known public he style zuity Ia
which he conducts hotel He is amply prepared and sl sae
Thes anotr Beersheta Springs, from Nashville
MeAinnve, leaving TIE main tHk Of the Nashville and es
sane day; ana passengers viii remain in McanFfue an nE
a excellent and veil conducted hote Thse wishing V
a. NJ. aI5 sfFiss at feershsba TIE same day
In sddon . re Sesss s1s 'eE. !; 9s e i'7F s95s
and on sunday O'Clock, A 81 Ie sage wilt arve az L
Sa9 y osioeE, p 81 Passengers VII saTe Le6snsb every
oudsy Weiray and Frlay, . oeoe, A. a., ADD arrive
nirbt: leave NcsInn4iile AZ aeioc A. n and s a. Ser
s -a,e I llsB 'i SsS Sy a ~ e. 81. Tosd Ss %
led sixty mile; he auce q The rod, amer leaving fis
turnpike is one the best natural reads the Southwest TIE
distance from Nashville Beeheta Is 100 miles This red
stocked horses, Concord coaches, careful drivers
an running. also, for-horse Coaches every day fsurra
ezzp,edl from MenRvie e sparta. "a couneon Eh
McMnnve and Manchester Railroads also tWo-horse Coachel
from Sparta Grab Orchard and Kingston, Loudon,
Tennessee aud GeoFga Railroad making Immediate
Z tion with the q London
Passengers obsin through tickets az The stage 0c under
the Commercial Hotel, Nashville an inter
mediate points; also Carge, Chest Mound Cookr
have in connecton with he staging interest Besrshrha
Springs large and veil conducted Livery 5hs, vrs
ana 81 all tines due Bugges, okuays Coaees
! and the best Ct Saddle HoTses, 70 hire.
Persons visiting the springs with t private ooaveyanos can
have ther horses Wel taken Of a reasonable cre
All persons hiring vehicles horses return he property
In good order pay for al damages ttat aceruo.
E2l-dStE3E n. A. PRICE.
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w R CORNELIUS Agent for the sale OF celebrated
w PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES. prepared to
attend at all une alas heretofore, his may be
required. Office at the Phoenix Wareroom No 40 Spring street.
Cherry Residence No p Vine street. Spring and
Broad
N B. win also attend to receiving and forwarding bodies &
VIII notified. "
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CSTOLENs on the night o. the 5th OF May 1855, ~
- from my farm, Eve miles northeast Of MUrfrees NcFR
boEO', chestnut sOrel Mare, four years old, fifteen S
hands high left eye both hind white ~ 81
thnin ORDER in consequence Of small the middle u
the hack she gives way the rider attempts Sup
be stolen by dark skin short
Ten dollars any information which will lead
the recovery Of the mare, twenty-five dollars for the sppen
Of the thief. II. II. CLAYTON.
MurireeshOTo, May %. 1855, [je29-w2t
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He about years age, weighs about or $50 pounds
and eetS inches hgn dark hair hazel eyes chin
with very bad upon chin, running M 10 or near
the ear supposed to be the result Of sd which
that it g dif6cult for him 10 close his mouth.
supposed have gone 70 Arkansas he lived
years at CraWleyi5 Ridge, in that State. iyl3-H
THE Memphis Appeal and Avalanche give the above
an fnruari bill 70 this office.
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Never fails to tsWok right Cook cannot spoil your cup Of
Coffee by neglect forgetune after she has placed the boiler
the stove range.
Some three hundred Of the above Coeo have been sold in
Nahve,and they ntel give perfect satsactioni all
sizes from one to twenty quarts. For sale by
jelC Wv WILSON, College street.
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II HAVE FIFTEEN HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND lying In
Upton county, Tennessee miles northeast Masons
pot, the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, and forty miles from
Memphis, or two hours travel By railroad Memphis. This
Land DIVIDED into Three tracts suitable for three
ing to buy $40 acres each viii any wishing TO pur-
chase the l5OO and make farm All three places are
we'll improved with Dwelling Houses, Negro Cabins aud Cotton
Gins One Of the tracts has 80, 2lO other p acres
cleared land, IN high state Of cultivation. great bargain
il ue gwen AloISsa G. II. UlLL,
p mays-W4m On the Premises
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NUMBER re- /.

aers, ezIhEea hundred pOuads % yasH0, soattsrs5
foaaeaskaad ReEsd in Hill giEs gen g. good cron.
shsnid yen Tish 70 manure in The dril opsn Fsda
ana eeep iarroW With g long shovel ploa, scatfsr
yoaf manllre thickly aloBg this drill throu ast
broad oed On the manure Win iurninr Dlou ard
after Eaklns the surface smooth aud even, dril in
the seed IS above directed. From one 10 ~ md 8
half pounds Of seed, mixed With sand csrsfrilv
soWu viii Be sufioient for an acre. A frisud -
onmsuds the sowing Of fhe seed late IN ihs sFtsr-
Roon leaving the drill open and the seed exposed t5
The action Of the dew until Day break, next mord-
ing. when they must be covered, aud the ground
rolled or pressed down frmly or them. This plz1
seems veil sOrthyOf . trial in dry Weaiher II
yo0 have plenty Of lsaehsd ashes, you may top
dress the ground with ten or hfeen bushels per
acre, AFTER sowing IL viii Be ven, also, to dust
the plants when they arst come up, with mixture
ashes, soct plaster and sat eushe 70 the aorel
to prevent the attacks Of the az. Continue this
until they get into the rough lsss when they nay
be considered out Of danger. When the plauts are
veil up clear out 81 grass and weeds carefully via
The hoe, and thih them % q stand Of FROM SIX q
twelve inches aPAr according the size Of the Varie.
y. Altar thinning, work them out from tinei
tine, until the 'oPs shade tho ground, when y5g
nay lsy them BY