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HOME TESTfMONY.

WFsT nEpFnFu. Coshocton Co. o., May H. 81
Mt. H. n. k'NosLEYSir; We been selling the ned
icnes OF the Sfuefe berg Company for ihn last ten year
aud have tuvarahly found them to give oil sgi sacon
and the Pills tOa many tumties ns Iegu-
lRry their tea nj coffee. Bnl With a they have
become staple Article. MI rshas VI tien Cphulcon ts
medsine that has don great amount OF 9od Female
Diseases One lady % II to told 81 bad rect iyed
benefit from bottle than she did ION long
clans. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg Marshall's Uterine
CathOlicon
Is offered certain snel with the iOlls wing
symptoms
lregulaiies- -Weakntss--F --FHlunesa--DeIansed Appe-
Kidneys-C iis-Culd AAnds and Feet
BlOaiiug-Fe evershneEs--Neuralsta--
Head che-Res'l ssncss---
Disturbet 8leeu-Fiushes Of Heat
General Pain - Crawling and Pam IN
IN the Spine aud hetween the Shouiders-Acid
StomachNausea- Difficult passing Of UTre with heat
or smartmg-ltchitg &. Burning or Irritation In the
Urine Orgsns-Nightu unTe-Despait-Hys
terics--AnEeiy--Red Face.
Nervous Twitchag Starting
Cons't 'trpniun-lrTitabie Ten Ier--Sud.
ness-Ie Iepravfd Apreiit~-Elntu lence-Boat.
cd aud Irregular Buwes-Uupleasant Dreamt--
Pains in Ute iue Organs NumJnes and Pains Limbs.
" Sold by City Druggists and Medcne dealers through
~ FOR Medicines or Agencies, address
n. b. KINGSLEY, 'eveland,
noyl2:d&w General Agent for Ohio
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feonl Noiifea.


nBFAULThAVING BEEN MADE,
(and ihg hrs nay aying ni o pay The instnllmen.
hsfrr, patty n tie iid pu aud Hum stone, plry OF
the second at for the ssle byhf ssroad part TO the fT
lary suody sion ll Ne. lsji 10 Hirim son.'s addi-
tlon TO OHIO cry I'D Ctvsand. cumposd Of Ruart OF
Cuyahosp unity Ohio avdthe said ,onftct havns teen
as tiued by said stne o. the uldrrgned Notice ls here
nv givun, ha' ~ putsuntce ~ Tic poweis contained In
said contact The ugioe EneC on the 20 dey OF De-
VI the Court House, corner Of Ciampain aud seneca
streets, In Tie uv ot Cctoitn', uythoat ccuutv Ohin
,el % public aac on, sad lo OF gad aad he improve
Clsz land, NV D slslq:2sg;( (so ds,.i,
M ASTEk'S SALE = PUkS ANT
1Vl 10 The copmsnd 81 drcretal order e sale from
tue Cogn Of Common Plepsoi cuyshogs guuty, At the
igeinsi Normaq G bpldwin, May IA. Baldwin, John NJ
Arms nd hers, wiiirh order Is % directed,
sha expose f sale at Public Auction al the door of the
Court House, Of SeuBo mud Champnin Streets 10
1850, a. the hour sf 2tcuFk M the ts, pieces nrd
acts Of land 81 use aud being the city OF CeTelnnd
AID describd d nafoll, VS. TO wits
Situate In the township B.ooklvn, being numb
Wesiern Rcfoivs, 10 The Sin Ohio. and which ~ ulsu
nthe County Of Cuya ant T. nowu by heiug in that
part VI m ctY u CT vel nd which ormey the civ tt
Ohio. atd desfrlbrd lows. wit !-islund Block,
Ahsz mechHut drecutdcd Ia The Cuyahngs County Re.
cods said block hing h same herel iure decided TO SAID
Norman Baldwin by T. omnsou be the sumt more OF
less but subject Ia all ggihtshEats, said lots
prsis'dus follows to VII 10 number ~ 81 SiioO Lot
number 30 at f7s0 lot tumbet 81 at $50.
40 LAwRENcB. Master Commissioner.
RayyV pAcKus NoBLE pt,i tisis Atom, =
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Or AMOSs SONt axe pleasure Ia announcing that the,
have Invented must important instrument for The cure
the above diseases IL has been subjected to teet BY the
most eminent phfsicans In London, Psrs, fmlHdellha
aud New York has been declared the only useful nstru
ment ever nvenied tor tho OF Seminal W0akness.
disease caused by the habits youth PItes
$40 IymH or express
N. B.-Dr AMOS SON, In order to satisfy the mos,
atepca as TO the merits Of this Instrument pledge them
telEss iit 10 nstnee where may PROVE gnsalsA0
tory, afeT fair trial The will bo Tuiundsq b.
turning the .nsiT Tumsnt IN good order.
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SANF RD's
Family Cathartie Pills


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put ap ia Gidss
Cases, Air Tight, and aoiH keep IN any eli
mate,
Tie FAMILY CATHARIIC PILL Is gentle but
tive Catharc Whit the proprietor las ustd IN his prac
ice than twenty Yeas.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have lOpE used lie PILLS and the satisfaction which
all express regard tu heI use has induced me place
then withuthe reach ofoll.l ;
The Proies sion well tuuw that different Cathartics act
The + AGILY CA-ElTHARTIC PILL
has, with due reference this we'll established fact
been compounded from Hl.,yarety OF he pur Il Vege-
table Xtracts, which act -allke Of the
alimeniaTy canal. and arel= coon and SAFE In all
cases where a CAthurir l. - uesded, such DE-
RAN0EMENTS Ot the -ISTOMA ZACH, SLEEPI-
NESS PAINS IN The BACK AND LOINS,
COSTLY ENESS, PA lNGAND SOkENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BOD r frpm sudden cod, which
frequently. If neglected - ard 10 long course Of Fe
yer. LOSS OF ApPE I-iTIrE,a CREEP ING SEN
ssTION OF COLD OVER iFHE BODY, BEST. .ESS-
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
IL InfammatOry Diseases nnrms IN Children OF Adults,
RheunR ism PuTidr OF the Blood and many dis
which hesh heir, numerous to mention In
this ad ye rtisement. Dose, tn3,
PRICE 80 CENTS.
ES- The Liver lnvigoTatIT Rnd Amily Cahartic Pills
Tet ed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale By
the Trade in all The large towns
Manufacturer and PropTieteF
lVTfNWp9 broadway. New Y0rk
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Rail NnaNe.
ItIsVsIand and PlLl,6urgh RaII Road.

Cleveland and Pittsburgh Bail Read,
s ~ W s....s.ss
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ITO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
II Eev lUh, 1879. e. TRAINS LEAVE CLEFk-
LAND DAILY Sundays eNceurdi
frf5 M-Mail Tor Pittsburgh, Vince ing end New nurEi
Nto p NJ Accommodation Tor Welltyilo ar niuists-
hurfh.
SIS P. hf-Erpress for Pittsburgh Wheeling.
The1;t6 A. N. and ass III Trsina make direct coR-
ngctl ~ with Foun X h. Ton Baltimore, Philadel =
New York nnd Boston, Also with hht. Ohio u. Il. fof
Baltimore aud Washinston CITY.
Millursbureh.
" Iims ythis route ssouos sud are w.be The saus
a. b. Northein Lines Tn Nav Nutt.
n MYERS nnvl1
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Still continues large, aud of the BEST QUALITY.
" TIN ROOFING aud az Iohbi9g "a our lils, we
execute with pr0hlI tnB,s aud Despatch
We having ecteh thase Goods a. described nbsye 10
ut the lowest Cash offer theu for sAe 40
eodinsly This fct, geth-r with thirteen 70 re
eInoietce, enables US to GUARANTEE sATisFAcTIoN ad
stock VI Good at prices cheap cheaper
than hCy 10 purchased elsewhere N this maj het
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS II cur motto
Therefore, don. all ti call decide for yourselves AZ
the old and well kn wn store Of
W. L. MARVIN,
No AZ Publo Square unposits Ola Csufi House.
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prnnF.
uEALTH or AMERICAN NO.

HEALTn OF AMERICAN wO-
IL MEN.
Read Notices Ia The Tribune since Dec L. 1858.
From his Frcrnenov, JAMFs ~ WEs sTCfiTT Governor
"Fpr upwards Of twenty yenfa vas tmigtsd with
tcusc amN which The best med cal aud surgical
ia oht In hs country iied tocurr. but witch welded In
most salts aoiorv usunet the GIgefsnher Remedies
JAS wEsTCoTr."
NEW YOHE February. 1852
DR. j. r. nntnaF-Dear Sir! Some two Noara GO m tr-
tnaie enio friend lad en- SUFFERING from falling of Tho
womb whites aud dtrured suaiiOu, iuget on with
the afndiue symptoms 80 clearly aescr bed In ndyei
tisemenit and pamphlets She hsd the very hest medical
ss In th city unit cnirt pros rate aud her phys an
finally told hor he though her lie might poiq1F be
prolonged little longer under the most lqdici9ns
trea Fur tier that she con tnnnd u enk
when came your Office Vt the 9rnefeubtrg Mtdict
IusttuiiOn and related her symptoms As ynu we're cnh
dent OF the Gracf nbsrg Asrshas CnthOcon In relieve
ing her she discharge all the physcians aud tried tho
douhtingy pruvidenttly, u reey her quickly, AND
bolt entirely curtd her Since then Of car twoyears
there has been ANY cure vt the complaint aud
she Il strong, active aud healthy o. when yqnug er
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NORTlGRN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

n. n. OO.j~ ENPRESS,
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising tho following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUSllY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT
TIi-weskly 70 eoGDENsBURGH. oLwEeo, BOSTON
,Tn-wesky to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE. bIACKI
MAC and Intermediate Ports.
CF Properly tOusisned delivered our care gill re
etlye prompt and careful attention and dsfach
at the lowest ates.
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ENAMELED CRATES AND HOUSE FUR
NISHINH GOODS.
Tln, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware,

f. Tho largest in the market aud Just received fro
TN hsst Houses Cincnngtl and New York, where tn
were recently selected At the owest prices. Our asso
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miscellaneous.
Cleveland Female Seminary,
5. n. SANFORD, M, Principal.

THIS NOBLE INSTITUTION will
Il enter ugou its Mkt TERM on Thursday, February
9lh, h6y, vndor the following able anu o1p0ri meet
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NEW TREATMENT.
Buffalo NEedical Dispensary


An u aruIaen for ta 1l kOeturnal aisanRa uofr
properly kngun as Seminal Weakness, &C. Can be pOna
o this instrument ~hen used oonlontly with medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-20

No. Spargl t's Block.
RlsNT. BAcRVs NosLS, PHI iii's Auoru'y
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Tho Oval Parlor stove called
THE VICTOR"
HALL, sChUOL HoUsE. or STORE AND CHOR'

Is proved o be a grenter Heater with the same anOun
Anthracite Bumilous Coal than any other Stove 10
the same purposes 1t is Furnace anl oys IL On
combination.
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CARD o THE PUsLI

Fol- the Gen tai Organs be obtained ny ssndng 50
tue AGENT ~ atOVs.
SENT EREE BY NAIL.
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te9 u l.is.s D. -
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIN0
~ RAIL ROAD.-TiNE FABLE, No Is.
Tsthke effect and after Thursday Fobuiry 10, $50
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
cirBtaad 10 IOLlgs- ROHaggfOua 20 CleS1
fopH. land.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-17
CAUSE OF THE DEATH OF HORACE MANN

YELLOW SPRINGS, O., Aug. 3, 1859.
Horace Mann, President of Antioch College. will
be buried tomorrow at 10 O'clock in the park i'm
med'ateiy IN front Of the College buildings, where
the students will build monument to his memory.
DIS disease, though called by one or two of the
pnyslcans the typhoid fever, ar I by another the
dyspepsia was in reality exhaustion He was liter
any corn out He was President of the College,
President Of the Board Of Trustees and President
OF the Executive Committee In addition to the
nhst Of al the foregoing positions he was obliged
curing the last term to entertain large circle of
trends write his baccalaureate address, lone Of the
greatest productions of his life defend the college
against the attacks of the creditors, and help redeem
y nom insolvency. The college failed to furnish
mug vain enough money to enable him to hire
secretary, and hence he was Obliged to do ali the
work himself ~ w -'- Wv
ne duties OF his Office were enough to have worn
OUT miee OF tour stouter men (physically) than he
Wa. With fewer cares and = moi1er,te sh.r. If
nnss q might have lived many wears longer. He
ma htien. martyr to his fayorite emplovment-
.dvaneement Of eAncation. He VA vcrn o,,t ana
died at the 40 Il III three. - -'''
Foe many yean ~ has desired to be m.n.,er q,
hsseal oellege-onssvhere both sexes coo1T h.
eGueased togetherf sqaalss ostunities-one
whee: the dogpas of aeatofasianism should h. r..
nosea snd only the nehls sirtnss and Chr;st;sn az
~ incoieatsd He has lived to see such 4 ccI,ss:
md has graduated three classes ',Vf e.
s Joy. nus pride, his IDOL It is hiehlv .nn,n,;.-
10y ne should be buried ON the grounds Of ~ ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-17

DIRECT IxPoKrArioHA-Wc arc gratificd to lc,rn
from our Wilmington exchanges that system Of
direct importation has been or il about to be nau
gurated by some Of the entcrprising merchants Of
that place.
This fact pleased to record ~ Il il an evi.
dencc Of the ourishng condition Of our sister town
and because by development Of the contemplated
project, the enormous tax which our merchants
have to pay Ia sustain northern commerce and en-
terprizc, will in great degree he diminished
The working Of the present system is other than
advantageous to the southern community for our
merchants now have to purchase all imported arti.
clcs from the northern cities at large advance upon
their first COST the consequence Is the consumers at
the south have to pay double profit upon their
purchases
Should this enterprise be sustained a. we sin.
cerely trust it may be- our consumers viii have to
pay but one profit for the articles they may pur.
chase, and then be enabled to get them at rates ~
reasonable and low rs merchants arc now compelled
to pay for them in the northern uarkets We trust
the enterprise may succeed. and that the South
will demonstrate to their northern brethren that
they have sufficient independence and capital to c.
tablish system Of importation which win b mu.
tually advantageous to the importer and buyer. In
our town Messrs Geo. w. Williams 4 Co. impor,
all their own hardware, &c-Fayetterlls Cars-
liniaM
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Il d singular faes that every nation Of Europe h
governed by dynasty which e It sorvssa ess<sn-
The Norman in En-isnd was .sevvv,ted by The
Scotch Ssarts. followed by wirli,m es IislLsai AMI
the J;crTuan Guelphss N the present tipsr. Ger.
man race Re On the shroaes Of Ea-lsad E<i<sunS
and Grvvce; Srdinis ss governed by the h~ss.e ef
Swoy, which Il French: Tuscany AMI other bseh
les by Austrtsns; the kinxs II sweden are Vvpsh /:
the issas of the house Of Bourbeo. Opposed IN
France. reign IN Spain and Naples: Gxrsnsn blosi
prcd.mnstcs in the ROYAL family ef Russss snd the
heir of Carsiesn e the EnpvrUr Of France. The
Albany Attas cites these To Justify Au.srssn
dominion IN Italy. but the Evening lsssasf says
u leaves one inpostans point out Al eoossAesxssons
The German rare on the throne Of Enshsnd we're
called there by ,lc English themselves The Css.
sicsn Emperor II the French uss elected By The
votes Of Frsnchmcnl u IL not because they have
foreigners their shroaeS that The Italians coon.
plain, but hccansr they arc Subjected To tysanay
forced upon them by forvi-a bayoaxsss u w.ull be
just lad were their princes native Italians. uhose
uisrule was upheld by E,svi<n intssvsnsssol IN.
decd, Antoaclh and King Ferdinand ere Italians,
but the governments of Rome and Naples are poar
the lcSs intolcrabc that scosv. The cases cited
arc not parallel ooes the nations having fasvxu s
lcr< but their governments are of thor ovn eicoH
ing AL the Italians demand H. the zane pssvsl~<s
and the demand seems q Wasoaable one u i q
matter Of minor consequence whether they exll q
native % iorvisn ruler to the chair Of State rh<
Important thing h their right 10 call there uhes
they please.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-17

GYNNASTIC DRILL ~ THE FRENCH ARNv.--Thc
distribution Of the prizes at the military yymnastic
school at Joinvic lc Pont has revealed at the
time to the public tho existence of such c>tab
lishmcnt and the end and aim f,r which it has been
created The so'emnity was witnessed by the Min.
isterof War; and all tho highest officers of the French
army The candidates Cor distinction arc all officers
or subalterns having already served, and the object
Of competition is the diploma Of Monitor, rath
er the degree Of Bachelor Of Agility" whwh Is
conferred upon the most dcxtcrouS in many sports
with view Of securing the appointment Of symnaS-
tic master in one or other Of the regiments of the
French army The institution Of Joinvillc confines
itself entirely to the instruction of symnastc and
other bodily exercises, whether imparting strength.
skill or grace according to the system here adopted
We are surprised that every soldier in the French
service is not an Admirable Crichton. The pcrfcr.
ton Of the Zouavcs no longer astonishcs, and We
cannot wonder at the clun,Scy infcriority OF the
British soldier. from whom such instruction - i'm.
parted at Joinvillc is wholly withheld. and Who
consequently. knows only how to present himself
before the enemy and hangs back with awkward
bashfuncss when ushercd suddenly into the CON-
pany Of friends. Here We have grown up brnnscti
and bearded men, warriors who have Starmcd the
heights Of Alma. and rushed on Malakoif. cnmpct.
ing together for an "acccs>it" in ftncins. boxin.
single stick and even dancing Music, likewise. Is
not neglected and IL the French soldiers 50 wills it,
ne may become not only lurcnuc. UcSaiN, or
Pichegru, hut Tumbcriik. q DurrrI or Sims
Reeves all at the time. The spectacle at Join.
vile was most astonishing onc. not by any means
entitled to contempt only to wonder. unlike Was
it to the British idea OLA military education. The
men danced upon wires, ran along ropes, rebound.
ing like elastic halls from one to another, running
up ladders Of enormous height then bounlin: Ia
the earth with the agility Of squirrels. but the
browning and most exciting portion Of the whole
was the mock attack Of the rcioubt. at which the
men placed outside the broad fosse arrive with tho
battle axe and gun slung across the shoulder. The
trumpet sounds the assault, and in two minutes
time the redoubt is entered and vollcy irri frou
the Interior in spite Of the grca. height Of the wallis
and the resistance opposed from within. This new
| system Of training should he examined. a. Il may
teach the secret Of that SelEcndurancc which ha,
enabled the Zouavcs to usurp the reputation Of thu
whole French army. Agility, presence Of mind
promptitudc Of hand and eye arc more cultivates
than strength or discipline from Paria
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-17

Mr. Z Merriam. of Bsoosiyn. states that he h&s
kept record of deaths injuries and eootssrss,eas
resulting from the ef esmphepe and Other born.
ing fluids uscd for the purpose Of iIluminaioo since
July g, 1850 Since that date he has sveussi shs
deaths Of three hundred and seventy psr.ons, saa
the injuries Of four hundred and ssvensy seven per-
sons many Of the latter of whom the seeounts sss.
ted were not expected 10 survive The injuries they
received The losses by Ere iron these ausAs ~
estimated st upwards az ooe million Al dollars Mr.
Merriam sayx that vhsa he weather bseosnss hoS in
summer the danger IN the Of basninx 6asas vsll
ncrssse In the shost term II thirty sis days With.
persons BY eamphene and burning au;d We have
long thought that the manufscsuss Al these very
dangerous articles should hs fosbsdasn By ku.
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hssss - "a - ssAss vsAs~D ssssssa &C.,
eos tssA h tkss h-svae slss - wsAs - -
sesa q y bssnSA We AsssS tksa No. IA.
q IL essssy. - - sssss c~S e isAsnD :
kisAossA. Va. 90 weaessAsy - g - $780, g
eiaa ~ est, sA.sA ~~s - kssAsss sscssR
esses sAsssssa shss asy ass ssy ssAssws ga -
- ~ tssss ~ y1.-Avta~.
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sssssse - - Sanas g.. sU osSssns snssss,
xss.sA1. - ns ss~sssss ss&sa 1sAa Nswyk.
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swaAsss sasssas ~ sSs zs&w Asssss e - Aasan~s
tssssasssss - usA rwY uskS. ss0ssAv
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Csors WHICH ENRICH rus satt.4-Clue Il The great
nccSls Of American agriculture the intfpsiuetion
AMI extensive cultivation ef such plants enrich
rather than impavrrish the sa;i 80 Car o. ssevs.
tanned the lc.umipa,t. plsnts-sueh beans. p<ss.
and cl.,er-bSloa- TO this eiass so sl.e d. tuf.
nirs, an! probably Other erucifsrpas pisnts. shsn
not raised fr ssv'l I'm tho other hand the evssis
including ~hcat harley. oats. rye. maine. sugar
cane, and the rrasscs pr'.vr. such ss tucshy. red
top. ryc-srass. &C.. impasrrish the soil They have
all starchy sesl and xts.sy -sssas They take fcsa
the soil from rains, dcws and the stma-phssv mace
ammonia than they contain when xruuns On The
other hand the icsuminoas plants. turnips. &C. re-
tain the ammonia; sud ~hsn The plants arc ploaxh.
FL in cr consumed m the isnd hy animals. they M
crease the supply Of ammonia IN The soil M ercp~
grown far ecc,lins animals . wheat fsrss. or Soc
p,nushins under . manure. should beioox TO The
latter class much as possible.
The time h cone in this section and IN che older
States when the Srvat aim II the farmer mpst be to
carch the soil IN ,lrtrrmininS ~hsh crop To rssss
Tor the purpose al s,ins oa the f,rm. wr mss.s ps
merely ask the simple question. vhas crop will a.
ford the mort nutriiss matter. but which vii te
ultimately the ao-t profitable taking into eosles.
alton it, ert on the soil the auoaat cf n.srstses
food and the value ef the manure made by tie COO.
sumption on lhc farm. whsrv tho object l. 10 en-.
rich thc farm u srvat uaste n vegetable s~vv 10
grow harley. cats. rye. ensn and the xrsssS fes The
purpose Of kc lin. animal. on the f.rua We .heuia
rather grow plants of . lower OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
which require ls>s of ths, kii Of food best suited
I. the growth of plant. u.sd u. Sod Soc asns M
will admit that To grow wheat In he kd To animal.
for the purpose Of snrshins the soil The prsussy
osjyt would he q ~s.,vfu' prsctev: AMI wv beissvv
the growth Of tho plst.ts pamwd SIC thss object !.
was;ciul al.o. though perhaps in les. desrvvs
u VIC can direct thc attsatipo of farmers To ths.
subject, wr bvrye many useful plants vii be
in,rciucvd which arc nov little known 90 estisa.
ted in this country.
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sae oss sossu ssAss. ,~s,,s~

sne on soGso ssAss. sussss
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