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far tie farmer.
From the Mainc Farmer
when is the Best Time TO Tnrn up
sward Land for Plantingi

Nh. EDiroR III find a diversity Of
opinion among farmers on this subject.
In the DeightorhoOd where live it is
Ihs nniform custom to plough in the Au-
sumn for Spring planting. The propri-
ETY. OF pelicy Of this practice never heard
Questioned until the present season. Last
Spring was in en- adjoining County and
ssw an acquaintance planting corn rath-
e. late in the season. he said he could
not get his breaking up done before. l
inquired If he ploughed 10 the Spring
from choice or necessity. He said from
choice
] then wished to know why he prefer
red Spring ploughing to Fall. He said
some years age bis attention was called
to the subject and found, by actual ex-
pertinent, he could get ten bushels more
corn from an acre. when plonghed in the
Spring Since then he always ploughs in
the Spring for corn. l have since found
that other experienced farmers take the
same course. If the experiments which
my friend made, and which gave him ten
bushels Of corn in favor of Springplou h.
ing we're subject to no modifying inhuen-
ces with which he was acquainted, the
evidence is decisive that Spring plough
ing Is best for his land. But would that
prove that it would be'better for all land ?
This, / suppose would depend on the
eanss for crops doing better on land
ploughed in the Spring than on that
plbughed In the Fall-whetlIer local or
general.
This involves an inquiry interesting
70 farmers. Why is it? ] acknowledge
that, in all matters of practice. we should
give heed to tho teaching of facts, even il
Ne are unacluainted with the reason Of
such facts. Sometimes, however, prac-
:icnl conclusions to be drawn from facts
are materially altered by knowledge Of
the laws by which those facts exist. ]
think it would be so in this case. Does
ths ground actually deteriorate lying. af-
Ter L is ploughed. over winter. exposed
to the cold, the wind, and the wet :? Or
is there process Of fermentation which
occurs soon after turning it over, which
is favorable to vegetation. and which is
lost By being ploughed so long before
planting? 0ris it to be ascribed to some
other cause There must be some nat
ural cause for it, if it is fact. / should
like to have some light on this subject.
It wonld involve the question of the best
time for ploughing for Winter wheat
whether June, or as soon as possible be-
fore sowing. If immediate fermentation
takes place and is favorable TO the growth
Of the crop, it would follow that in all
cases the seeding should follow the plough
ing as nearly as possible, to insure the
best result / am inclined to this opin-
ion (; but not being practical farmer |
would learn from those that are.
D. +. S.
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4 Cure FOR CoLD.-The Sun would
not only shine for all, but would emphat-
ically come with healing on its wings
This is the season for coughs and colds,
and amid the changes of the weather too
much care and caution cannot be taken
in regard to them There is simple
remedy for cough. which we have occa-
sionally tried and found effective, and
can. therefore. recommend it.
1t is mixture of one-third antimonial
wine, one-third syrup of squills, and one
third paregoric. in equal proportions,
mixed. A swallow of it occasionally,
so as to moisten the throat, is all that is
required, and sometimes use it by hold
ing the head down that it may pass over
the upper part of the throat. 1t is inno-
cent in its effects, and can at any rate do
no harm. The apothecaries will sell a
sixpenee worth but the best way for
those who can afford it is to get it at
some reliable druggists, say 25 cents
worth of each in separate bottles, and
mix it as they want it themselves.-N
T. San.
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DIR fnn Of tse Ching,
SPRING AND POETRY.

friend Of has had his imsgnalions exalsd by the
,Oetie influence Of srhn= and thu. Pours out the tide Of
onss- et
"Aad nov the merry PlOrsh-bOy sss5 -
Whistles his morning song: :,
Along the dale, snd d rVushthe vale,
lis echoed load and long.
The farmers 6oeks Forias free, - 80
And On the buddias ssruhbeI. z 3 .szs
-se r-r His spoasss =
CoHses 5fs-y
fer BFOWtes; -y.- ffss ftre4
And The ussr,ins have retained, and found
81, A weieems 10 oar houses; lr- 80
And the little nisgen sFoand.
~. Divested Of their irowsss.r
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The BODY RENDERED FrRE-PRooF.-
Tanacre, a Neapolitan physician. states
that the human body can be rendered in
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half of alum. dissolved in four ounces Of
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that everlasting inquiry, "How do you
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day; " Rather slim, thank'e; I've got
the rheumatism in one leg. and a white
swellin on t'other knee, besides havin' a
lectle touch of the dysentcfy. and amt
very well myself, neither ~
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An IRISH WIDDER.-Some medical of.
6eers were called upon to examine the
condition OF some Irish inhabitants, stu
ated at the bottom of Westgate, Leeds.
One OF the Sedicsl men asked the mis-
tress Of one of the houses:
why don't yoN, keep it cleaner 90
The reply made by the woman was.
that she was poor. widow, an,lcouldn't
afford it. ~
How long have you been a widow %
asked the doctor.
"Sure enough your honor. for three
years
'0f what complaint did your husband
die ?" asked the man Of physic.
"Och, he niver died at all he's run
away wild another woman
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ASEcDoTE OF HENRY CLAY.-The great
statesman and orator was travelling some
where "out West" and put up for the
night at country tavern. "Mine host, /"
in looking over the register, discovered
the name Of Henry Clay. There was
but one "Clay" Could it be possible
tina: he had this distinguished man under
his roof? He was astounded. delighted.
Next morning. as soon as the "great
man" appeared, the admiring Boniface
hustled forward, and made his rude bow.
~"Mr. Clay, l believe, sir 90 said he.
That is my Name" said the gentle
man, in his sffable tone.
mr.. Clay. the Congressman ?"
Yes. sir.''
well, sir, I've heerd of you, and l
thought I'd-just ask if you wouldn't give
me and my old woman a little speech
before you go %
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SOAKED CoRS FOR HoRsEs.-Oae Of
che most successful and judicious farmers
in the vieinaee Of Baltimore effects saw
ing Of one third to one half his corn, By
soaking il before feeding.
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GREEN Elder vs.. RATs.-It is stated
that green elder. deposited in and about
the mows Of hay and grain, viii prove
an effectusl preventive against the depre.
dstions Of mice and rats.
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"oh. dear. doctor; my back is so
lame, can neither set nor lay %
then, madam. I should suggest the
Of roostingl"
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such a renown for the cure q
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it Is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence Of its virtues, wherever it has been en-
ployed- As it has long been in constant US.
throughout this section, we need not do more han
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
Il ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all It has ever been found to d.
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Extensive Machine establishments
st. Louis, Mo.
.s ssE7 - 81
EnWARn ROYLE.

WILL sell all kinds Of Machinery, sS ST.
w Engines, Saw and Grist Mills anu piH -, ~,
Boilers Of all shapes and forms, as low a. 4.
can be got in the West. i warrant al ~.
be Of the best material and Workmanship
have also on hand first rate lot oil
SECOND HAND BOILERS
which will sell at a very low figure; An -
sons in need of anything in the way oil ILL.,.
~, will please give me call before p ereu5
elsewhere, as they will find il TO their aa,a.f
tage. Ny establishments is at the eO'a''
Main and Cherry Streets, St. Louis, NO;
april %, So On. EDWARD Boi IL
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DIR. j. @. AVER &: co.
LOWELL, MASS.
pprcp nNp norrAp prp Po--
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The state Of M1sslssi pp1,
PAMELA COUNTY. (

To Stephen Yarbrosgh, W1gaw Yarbrossh,
Auyusiin Yarbrough, Richard Yarbrouyh,
Martha Yarbrough, Joseph YarbronyA, John
Yarbrough, Nancy Yarbrongh, and James Var.
brough, heirs At iaw " Vim. Herring. deed.
VOU and each Of you nrc hereby cited to up.
pear before the Probate Court Of said coun.
", on the 9Th Monday In November next, to show
cause why the petition Of Russell Jones, praying
for title to one undivided half interest In and 10
tho East half of section Of land No. =, Township s,
Range Q, West, in said county, purchased by petit.
toner Of dcccdcns, In dccedent's life time, should
no, be granted. Ny ORDER Of Court.
". p. wOOTrEN, Clerk.
October 81, 1859. 4O-.4w.
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Communications.



Nfsshs tetfuHs evald atk Z small
ainef IN yau mpsl aseel'eht tatDf ~ lhif
nmmaelrHion, vbidh ! PROMISE ypn shHIi
NJ tlHff
M recollection serves me- Alright, |
thai ilai nine time NJ che .amnnuf n iasi
gmf there we y meei'hg oali#l ~ W. pm
tns n 0fwhialnaa 'ouhlf Agricultural
faeittY4 believe some committees wera
sumdnie,L rlae learn that the lfestleh.
ii, n lhe Hmisiy Whs teniefei 10 %iogefpl
gentlemen, md 10 me would accept NJ lle
positions Nlncl, by.Hiphy THahs hidly fr
NV citizens N iu County -thHi No nnp
could hu found nho Would devote D smAll
tnnisn ~ hs leisafe moments ~ the haibl
lna up N u County Agricultural A,mlety
Naa. The object n ~ communication u 10
caieayar again ~ enll public attention to
ihe satfe ahd, also, 90 propose The lisfit
NJ a aputlmnab who, frun lia wclIknoWn
Stats ~ well ~ roupiy pride, cannot but
aceept ~ the position n President u a
county Agricultural Society, and Che name
!. tbmi II our worthy TOW nsnaa, Col. NJ =,
WAnp. No one posucrscs more Of tie 70.
qusIles to make 4 good. efficient and com.
patent President than the above named gen.
iIcman. Ills name, 10 those who know him
lmrt. is almost synonymous with nice "fS.
lbs and having them done up IN nice order.
None possess more energy and indonitabl,
perseverance, and should be- accept the po.
s%ilion. will be sure to carry il through ani
hive tbium done up IN A manner alike cred.
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I wI.t fys sAs sAe,s $500 e ~ 49,.
lFs1 = Mn - OaA1Asi, = = 3leh 4 ~
seub0 -. Wills he sse eiss issis1
~ hsssy tsl1 ~ ssAs1 : ~ lsssa.
~ Q. ShiH, osiisSaI i.i.lS.
Osasees =, 1soe. NJ.
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O%nsyRrcrIyG A RAILwAY.-On the even
ing Of the III instan, some miscrcsnt placed
mn iron rail across tho track Of the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee Railroad. between
Popc's Station and the Yockana, doubtless
intending to throw oG the mail train, rs il
was obliged 10 back down from Bstcsvillc IN
consequence Of . temporary arrangement Of
the lower turn-tablc. But for the u%ntiring
vigilance Of Conductor Bates. who discover.
ed Il in time to arrest the progress Of the
train, serious consequences might have en-
mcd.--Msmphts Bmhstis. g
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The State Or M1sslsstppo.
PAMELA COUNTY.

To samuel Eimors md VIM. q. Efssons, helm Of
Henry Emcrs, deed.
V0u are cited to appear before tho Probate
Court Of said county on the 9Th Monday In
Novcwber next, to show cause why tho petition Of
Thomas W. wsldrip, Executor Of the will Of llen,
~ fillmore, dcc'd., praying for the sale Of tho
slaves and other personal and peSishable property
Of testasor for payment Of t~estatos's debts, and
distribution among his legatees and heirs, should
not be granted. By order o. Court.
W. r. wOOTTEN, Clerk.
October ~, 1859. lO--tw.
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RAILROAD CONVENTION.

II the People # Missvwri, Arksnsss, Ten
ssssrs, Aasssma, MississRpi, Loxisiana,
md zesas:
Thcrc will b . Railsosd Convention at
Mcmphis, on the 10th INST, to consider the
policy end psaesicsblity of forming a direct
railroad sopnecsion~ between St. Louis and
New OvlsAAs, via Memphis. The citizens
in the eountics and towns Of the above
named stsscs who feel nm interest in this
enterprise, and Who desire 70 be represented
IN said Convention, viii please meet and
appoint their delegates. They will Ind
Memphis hospitality rssay - svss 10 saks
care q Them. Il d hoped that she railroads
having m interest IN tkis project, win pas'
ssch delegates free. spoa he exhibition d
their ccrti1mss. -
pApsss in1ercsted II The win ptss~ Civ,
ia prumtneat notise, h efder hat oaI
~Coprcnsicn may Be y large - ~ inpost
nWee0ke ocsau;oa demands. ~
n. D. BAU0n,
11ayvr 4 llsnPkiA
Novcnbes 8. 1859.
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Novenbr 8, 1859.

rnE 0sgE P12a-Ws write sAis srsids
viAa4lnaa ~ psa nm . eoss pc.
ssssA ny 1otusa VA = ssssaee Z
Co, nuaFiA vAss ssamp hey bear.
nv - srsly szesllent psna, ssd on
lsisoash ~ Il snsA sstieles, void h
VA - slvsesassslsnm ssris. They
~ . hsp01 - ~ = tssks -
~sssssssesy. = epsaa vustssy. s1
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THE STATE OF MIsslssfpPl.l
PAsoLA CorEry.
Nelson 4 JeSm) ATTACHMENT b

"a sued by a. y. kaybuFn,
Es. Canaan. -. r. a he lssh day Of
September. 1859. 10 favor Of ssid Mcleod 4
Joaes end against the Estate Of said I'd. Oar.
land. for SIC Is. IN the Justices Court held
d Pamela. IN the County Of paaols and State
Of 1fiaisippi. TIE defendant b hsspby nsti.
ked hat unlss no sppean 10 said Cssrt d he
neat Tern shsesof, 10 b held d ths Cosfs
Hosse h Pamela. - The "a Monday h Novem.
bes. 1850. ssd pleed y sid sctios. jndemsst
will b. obsred, ed slp judGmsst VII = -.
tessd aGnhst B. r. b1sikevs a. 0ssnishes ID
this case. A. \. RAIbURN, ]. i.
October Is. 1seo. oo-<v.
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.. .. ApnDa......w ". nIlAn.a.....B. BOWLING.
b. D. NABERS Z co..
Gotten. Grain an1 Tobacco Paeoen,
FOR wARDiHC
Oeoer0e Com0teooo0 JWeveA0Wee.
OFFICE AND SALES ROOMS,
Ne - Krone Dew, Mempoos, TeDn.

NYE sake This melhed 10 rsssr. ssr tAaaks h
w our friends for the very liberal pstfsaags
bestowed upon our hose he pass ssascs. We
shall eadsavcv 10 merit . e0nsinanoee Of the soms
By tpine I'll = - pevR - yssooes - tnsss~e.
81 cor psarsss. OR 49,. fcs 80 sss:s ~!
Rs:dsss z. s;ss' = 1900. :. 3 ale; CT. - 2
= isIs,si. ssisss iasirssssi . O sssrsu. v,
-, : lsess asGk sflnata soak0sdy DaexiaG
sed Rspe e ~ ~ besee, 49, ~ ars PIE
pass1 3 lnsshA chsaP; ~ " IN ~ 1l eson'
kss svsy 6ossiysiss q ssses , y - = I'm
city. BID. hAsSoS sCO.
0sssta q, 1859. 4-.a
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/ CARRIAGES
EOr Sale at Cost

s DO not intend to remove from my present
"A location, expecting to rc-lcasc after tho 1t
" October, for n term Of years, no, having OK.
pcn.s~ Of moving, and anxious to dispose 81 my
stock On hand, ~ make room for those In t%rnnsitu,
] offer my stock
FOR CASH OR APPROVED NOTES.
Ny assortment is one Of the best in the city, con.
si.,ing Of Coaches, Rockaways, Busaics, Wagons
etc., etc., with Harness TO match. Many 81 m,
Carriages were built to order, expressly for thi,
market, and for quality defy comparison.
w:sRnsNrF .sLL NJ. 9esDA
To my friends and customers ] would say TINT
anxious TO DO business, ! strive TO please. 1lnvin,
been known in Memphis for the past ton years,
nun grateful for past patronage, and will strive Il
promote the intercs, 81 buyers.
JAMES r. MIX,
?ss Main street, Memphis.
October q, 1859. 10. I'm.
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The state ~ MIsslssDpps,l
PAMELA COUNTY.

To SaWwei Eiwors and VIM. q. Esevs, iegsisss
and h~rs at lar Of Henry Eimors, der'd.
VOu are hereby summoned 10 be and appear
hrforv the Probate Court Of said County %
the %sh Monday In November nest, thea end thess
TO show cause Why the petition Of parshssa Elmors,
widow Of decssscd, praying fcs dover IN Ne Iauds,
tenemcnts end heseditansats 81 aid dsseased,
should not be granted.
By order d Cesst.
October n, 1859. 40--iw.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ArDrron's DEPARTMENT,


Memphis, November 9th, 1859.
Col. NJ. 3. WARD
Editor Pmoh Nar--Dear .Sw:--Thc
following is n comparative statement Of the
receipts and expenses Of this road for the
month Of October. 1852. Also the nun.
her Of bales Of Cotton received ut Memphis
for the same time:
OCTOBER, 1858. OCTOBER 1859.
Passengers, : $40 80 Passengers, i 6,0St 50
Freight, l1,40i 80 Freight, 1892 6
Mail, 36s IS Mail, 1868 IS
Express, NJ Oh Express, rs 81
&s3,963 ~ $es,ies 81
Expcnscs, S,A2l 81 Expensss, 5,s04 %
tl1,E39 90 e43,6s4 10
Cast d operating, - y Cost Of opssasins, " re.
Number u balss Of Cotton in 1855, 11,23i
Y. s. RICHARDS, Auditor.
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Guardians Sale of Land.

lDy VIRTUE Mn Decree " the Probate Court
ID Of Pamela county, Mississippi, rendered n,
The October Term, 1853, % said Court, and also
the decree n said Court rendered a, tho October
term, 1859, theresa, the undersigned, Guardian u
biz own children, will, on Monday The 9Th day 81
December, 1859, on the premises, within lawful
hours, sell ., public auction, 10 the highest bidder,
On n credit u twelve months from thc day of sale,
the Northwest quarter Of section ,wsniy.s seven.
Township ,wcn,, seven, Range two, Fast, In Ia
nolh county. Iond and security will br required,
md the statutory lien retained on said land foi
the purchase money.
JAMES N. EtLIS,
Guardian, 10.
October q, 1859. 4O..iw.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1859-09-15
SHERIFrs SALE.
MORTGAGE Foreclosure.

ny virtue ora special execution Issued
from the office OF the Clerk Of the Dis..ic.
Court. OF lama county, lava, and ID me di-
rooted, in favor Of Levi kapp and against
I.afayelt Cheney, have levied on, and will
offer for sale to the hish hest bidder on Sa.nr-
day the 81! day Of october y. 4. 1893, ut tho
Court House door, in Toledo, Iowa, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock \. m, aud 4 o'clock p.
M, Of said day, the following property, to-wit:
the east three fourths 81 Of Lot No. four -
in Block No. Seven (7) in the Village Of To-
ledo, in Tama county, in the State Of Iowa,
excepting that part Of said Lot sold ~ r. L..
Badly & Co., being twenty five (25) feet front
on High street and eighty four foot - Broad
way with oil appnrtenccs thereto belonging
taken rs the property mortgaged by sid Ln-
fayett Cheney to satisfy said execution inter
est and costs.
Terms Of sale Cash. No Redemption.
& THOMASAiURRAY, Sheriff.
Of Tama county, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, Sept. 9th, 50. n47w4
Printers Fee Ss..2j.)
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SXERiFF'S SALE.
Mortgage Foreclosure.

BY virtue Of . special execution issued
from the Office Of the Clerk Of tho Diy,ries
Court, Of Tama county. Iowa, and 10 me Hi
rected in favor Of Isaac l.. Allen and agai n
John Nixon, Susan Jane Nixon, McCarh4
Scott, Geo. l. Bellows, Wadsworth 4 Weilst
have levied on, and will offer for sale toy
highest bidder, on Saturday the sth day ofau
tobe! II Il. $50, a, the l1ar, House doosre
Toledo, Iowa, between the hours Of 10 d en-
\. m, ard cloc, p. m, Of said day, fIlput
lowing property to-"t the south bali i
no. q soai in block no. five in Toledo, Hf.
county lew, AND decrced to b, sold by lie
cree OF Foreclosure Of said mortgage. taken
no the property mnr,gaeed by said Jaha Nix.
on 5 Susan jane Nixon 70 satisfy said eye..:-
ton, interest and costs
Terms Of sale cas.. No redemption.
THOMAS MURRAY, Sheriff,
Of Tama county, Iowa.
Toledo, Iowa, Sept 9th, 50. n47.-:
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