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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
THAT GREAT REMEDY!
SO LONG SOUGHT,
FOUN d lie / Asst!

vINHIS remedy, claimed by the medical profess
sion and the multiplied thousands that have
used it and tested its ,cORdfut curafire properties
TO be the greatest discovery in medical science and
natures remedy, is the result of years Of toll
and study, by of Ohio's favorite physicians. i'm
order TO produce something that would meet the
wishes of suffering humanity, and thousands from
the princey palace and humble cottage can testify 90
the immediate relief found by its use. For want Of
space We only offer few of the many evidences in
It's favor.
Moline, H., Feb 10, 1857.
Mesrrs. s X. MANN & Co.-Gcnts: We find
your Aguc Basam superior to any remedy in our
market for the permanent cure of all maarious
diseases. We cheerfuly recommend it worthy
that great name it has wherever sold and used
Very Truly Yours,
RICHARDS e. THOMAS
To the sufferers Of chills fever and ague cheer
fully submit the following: Having observed close
ly the effects of DR.. Mann's Ague Balsam in this
vicinity for the past three years. am well pleased
with its remedial virtues as an ant'dote 70 malaria.
have frequently used it in my practice and with
entire satisfaction. From my intimate knowledge
of this compound, recommend it as safe, promps
and efficient.
NE HACKEDOM, ND.
Gallon, Ohio, April LIST, 1858.
BlufIton, Ind, May 18th, 1861
Messrs. s. X. MANN L CO-Gents: Having
sold your Ague balsam Tor the past three years 20
scores of persons in this vicinity, and closely Oh
serving its effects do not hesitate in saying, We
believe it the best remedy ever sold in Indiana,
and will eectualy cure chills fever and ague with
out fail. Truly Yours,
PULLMAN & EARNS, Druggists
Logansport, nd, Sept. IL, 1856.
DR.. MANN.-Please end me one-half gross
more of your Ague Balsam Immediately. Il is in
great demand, and may be truly styled the King Of
Fever and Ague ]. LYLE,
Physician and Druggist
Saint Louis, March LIST, 1863
Messrs- S. X. MANN & Co.-Gents: We have
sold large amount of Jour Ague Balsam in the
past three years, and find that where introduced and
sold it has equal in the story Of ague remedies.
ard from all parts Of the west we hear the sanc
cheering news-it never fails to cure ts patient
and Is looked upon in this country the best med
icine for chills fever and ague in market.
o. J. WOOD & CO.
Sc K. NJ ANN - CO..
Proprietors, Gallon, Ohio.
SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS.
Nov. ls, IS5s-2n3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

- Tbs 7Clrs Cysaty TN. J Le.iger issues a
circular to its subscribers, containing tn,
following interesting information:
II Is cheaper 20 pay one dollar and :
half In advance than two and half at the
end Of she year Moral-Fork over.
individuals who are square on the prin
tors books are rarely stricken with light
niug..l A singular physiological fact, not
saf5icisatiy understood in this communi-
~. e.af ifso-
If those of or subscribers who promss-
ell to bring MS wood "if they lived" will
furnish rs with the lax we will cheer
fully publish their obituaries.
One sHoldron. who keeps a stud-horse
and = tavern at Bogrbon owes us three
dollars Tor printing. which he promised 70
pay last spring. If still on this siae Of
Jor'ion, he will hear of something t.. his
advantage by communicating with tlsis
Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
Inion Neefrnys.

We are Sratific.i to see seeiarian walls
-ofparfitisn Broken down anil comparative.
Is unimpor,ant DIFFERENCES Ignored II tie
different denominatf,ns of This io,rr,, and
all sect< uniting in morning exercises oi
prayer anil conference. Such union nf ef.
forts AMI influence can h,rlly fail OF .bcin.
siiviacly blessed fear the l.s,"oI az all tn
churches AMI the people generally. We
trust the present harmony existing between
Christians hare may bc-psrciu,l. = Ja.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
Premiums to dyen,s Getting Subscribers

Prepsiums 10 dgents Getting Subscribers.
Those getting up a Club Of ) subscribers, at 81
EACH and rcmitting $40, win be entitled to gold
pen and silver holder, worth 81; and each su'scrl
Der will receive any one OF the above articles he
NAV select -
Those RENTING us S2a for ten subscribers viii be
entitled to a gold pencil. with pen, worth 81.
Those getting up a Club Of rs subscribers. and
renting $50 will b. entitled to silver watch, or
a gold vest chain, worth $40 .t
Those RENTING 81, for 30 subscribers. will he
entitled to silver hunting cascd watch, or a gold
ch.in worth SIS. -
Those renting $50, for 30 subscribers, viii be
entitled to gold chain, silver hunting cascd
watch, worth $22. y
Those RENTING $50. for ~ subscribers. will be
entitled To n lady's gold watch. worth $50.
Those rcmitting 500, fr 81 subscribers, will be
entitled To gold watch, worth $40.
4 1T All CONGRATULATIONS sl,ou d he addressed to-
vi. ID. DEAN. Publisher.
U40~l 335 b. oadway. New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
] 100 ACRES LAND
u o FOR SALE a., = 70 10

|HHK.glE-1{ of Section 30. Township 81,
u1sRmas fiEi<t.fscven nile west - PIy mouth.
Yks Pitt-bssg, Fs. NJ sy~e and Chiesgo Rail Road
rams tlkolgh TIN tract lie u 93llia fai is99z
egarPrire Six Dollars per Acre. aibsh sIissss znl
~ .oel ,,oiA0 tI3FRl 'slfa 'F1es7'aHatt
One 3bsn}l dow5, 'bzlance III one, two and three
yeafs, With On deferred notes, 70 be secured
by gage on the premises. Apply TO 'ls 3
-sH1u TJ0HN G. cAMPBELL,, indianapolis,
or, to l. MArrrMsLr, p ymouth. IN : 3 Sc
dec l6m2 Lt'i<---t7- 4 - =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
Ian. q, ls59--9t3
Prospectus for 1859.

Il The New Volume of the NEW YORK WEEkLY
ilIASTRATHp c0LDRN PRIZE will commence
Jan lst, le59. The following are the names OF the
Iifrruti whose productions will grace the columns
Of this elegant journai during the'sear: g 9sD9i
REV. c. III. STURGEON, of London; 800 :
CIV W. REYNOLDS, Of London
G.. PR JAMES, Novelist. ~, rr
tSIR EDWARD BuLwER. -
GEN C. r. ENNINGSEN, late Of Nicaragua.
cot. q. w. CROCKETT. A. ID. MuNSON.
CAPT. NJ ID. ALEXANDER, u. s A.
7 THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, VI. ID.
HENRY CLAPP, in.
DR.. o. CYAN BUREN,
LIEUT.. 8. VI. PLATT, U. :. N.
[ F.CLINT0N HARRINGTON.
MISS SOpTHwORTH -
! MRS. ANNA WHElPLEY.
MISS HETTY HEARTLEY.
an. VIRGINIA VAUGHAN.
g" DE. VERNON. .t
7 -" MINNIE MANTOuR.
! a. HATTIE CLARE
MRS. Il. b. SINCLAIR.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
\ R<ektly y Con4 les, BIZ Blair sf Mis-
sod. &kd lht faaod to- receive. consent

I R<qstlx q Con{les, MG Blair ef Mis-.
sod. kka 1T faiedto rpecivs consent
TO introduce a resolution declaring the Su-
prsme Court decision in the Drcd Scott
90 EFsSs;i;ei, 2lssa a. <sa fo!I, nd
lie right to legislate on slavery in tl.e-T Ter
quarter. Drhc prerogatfve Of Congress,
heia p9fispstsd for leaf dhree-qnsrtep of
asentry5 hove been stHcken dewp BY a
rsinelt Now ax.isit il Bat JUST that Con
Ngress should rcasscrt them, and their own
indepsndeRce, ah thbm <olchsfi ADD tB
mistAkeabfe manner Until this is done
the nation can. never haze quiet on the sla-
very question: Cnns ess must asssft the
right of control over this question in the
13eories. AMI the duty Of exercising Chat
[eI win follow as mAttsr of course
This is to be the basis Of the. great oon,es,
In 1860;-on the one side the Republican,
codtes3nS forthe exercise Of the powers 4
Congress to prohibit slavery in the terrific.
ries-and on the other side, the exertiof
Of all the powers of the Executive, Con
gress nod the Judiciary, te extend slavery
into al Territories Of the Union. Mr.
blair. himself Democrat and Statesman
ofno mean standing. has very properly Ia
ken the initiative. We bid him Cos
.sPeedl=Elkkart 7smes.- y as1s-A- -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
,,..Dc,reit rribsne OIIice DESTROYED.

DsrEerr. Dec. 3f.--A fire occurred ear
" this morning IN the huilding occupied
by the Detroit Daily Tri5ane. completely
destroying the buil'lins and its contents
Loss, $4,000; insured ahpat aae.000.-
The publication Of the paper will not be
suspended. -3'if- =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

Nathan Sannlcrs' Of the south part OF
Lake county. who has been charged a.
ono Of gang of thieves infcsting that
'neighborhood,, was captured last week on
the cars of the VI. 8. Railroad. at the y. "A.
Crossing, and taken back. where, after
several changes of venue, he was held To
bail n SloVV,~ 81 ~boo-s sssisDa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
= Es<iscn,e nt n Cuba,

The Presidents Message. created Intense
excjfsment q Hasaha,, and 4 war meesnc
was held At which loyal petition to the
Qseen of Spain imploring her not to sd
Cuba was originated Tits reported that
the n4a Spanish officers had made owes,
tufes 90 the French Government TO inter.
Sepe 10 prevent any uvolutionsry noyt-
msdk o. shs island-therc being good rea-
son 10 believe that some such movement
was ON foot, This * authenticated by ~
vate afvices in New Orleans The people
sd psrtoftha array are asserted to =
Tsn1y fss = Fevolution, but are deferred froal
noying by the fear Of Intervention on The
part Of zEaEopmn Powsrs-5 Sobssn 70 ts
- --s--E-.- --------f4 rr-~r-- .fesasiefss
- Lsziness-besins IN cobwcbs and
1elk <lxf8& c'Lz41dJc dLLId
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
PIXIES PE.HA!
Cold w anted!!
PERSHING 81 CO.

Respectfully request all persons indebted to them
either by NorE or Book AccorNr to come and pay
up their indebtedness by tlr first day Of january,
1889. Our losscss by FIRE have been such that VIC
need every dollar due US, and it will be to your in
erest to pay US and greatly to to receive it.
December -, ls5s-1t3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

Assss>sappt Ready Tor War--iier Armo-
= aasH> ihaasit 'ry. '''
IL will be remembered that Jeff. Davis
recently counscled the sovereign State Of
Mississippi tc prepare for war. He told
the Legislature to prepare ..fxed ammuni-
tion, to convert mu,kets into minnie rifles,
TO cast cannon, and besnsa~l, ell the pesky
Abolitioaists who would dare to plant
their feet upon the halgowed soil Of that
sovsreiga State. Well. tis armory Of
that "Ss<eign State. I" has been examined
snd we are indebted to the vicksburg
Wing for shc following inventory Of the
"eircumstancss Of war" discovered to be on
hand:
4 flint lock muskcts-all. rusty. and no
breaches at least to two
bsyossts-suxsy with no points. 8 : :
A pile Of belts and scabbarks, but no
swords.
5oesrfriSc boxes. TsfH 81
The Wig ads:
I'VE now have ) Major Generals, 10
Briyaiier- g .nerals. ami GO Colonies, ca
Lieutenant Golonels, % Majors. anil Will
soon have 600 CsPtains. 1000 Lieuten-
ants. 4 800 Ssrgants anil 1880 Corporals.
We are happy to inform them. however.
hat we have no privatcs Legislature
having dispensed with that useless portion
Of the army
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

Gov. willard has vetoed the act coptiu-
uing the presen. board Of Sinking Fund
Commissioners, on The ground that there
Is no powcrsested NY the Constitution, 10
create or extenl BY an act of the Legisla-
ature the terms Of service Of an officer cho.
sen by the General Assembly. ia, ..,,.,.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
feSthc eitizeilsA of
PLYMOUTH AND VICINITY.

rLY mUUIa Emu vlOlNl1 i.
been requested to teach school in
III this place during the present Winter, pro-
pose To enema sclertSchool, IN the room formerly
occupied by DIR. Lemon as a Drug Store, com
mcncing on BIZ a ttt'H ~
Monday, The 81 dry Of January. 1859.
Said Schopl viii coatinue during term Of twelve
weeks, 6vc days in each week The following
Graded System and Rats of Tuition will be OBJ
served. All Taition to be paid ut or before the
middle of the term. 80 - % :
ID FIRST Divisions, and its Studies.
Smelling, Reading, Writing. Arithmetic, English
'trsfan,ar,i and Analysis, and If the Student re-
quire.-Philosophy, History, Algebra, Plysiolo-
gy, Geometry and Book Keeping.
le Terms Of Tuition, St Oh 81 Co.,
second Division, snd its Studies.
Orthorrapl,v. Spelling, Reading, Writing, Mental
|. i and Written Arithmesic Geosraph, and Eng
lish Grammar.
4, Terms of Tuition, - 90.
Third Division, and its Studies.
! photography, Spelling, Reading, Writing, Mental
Arithmetic and Geography.
Terms of Tuition, So 80.
pledge myself to DO my part towards making
this a good school, and thus merit the appreciation
of all those who have an interest in the advance
mcnt Of Education. -ftr fn
....f ..,.f, MARK CUMMINGS, Teacher.
December 80, $3.50
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
,,.,h. PROSPECTUS OF THE ~
Fort Waync Republican.
4 Dahy asa BfeEgy Neepaper.
PETERIP'. BAILEY


EniToR; srUDLIsiIEEsAsD PROPRIEToI.
Establishcsi d, NAV, 1858, as weckly. We now
pro- ose publishing Dsily Also
Inpolitics this paper Is Republican. 1t advocates
those living priBciplef of the Rcpiblican party,
Which t,c people oftlc Norhcrn States so crnpla,-
icsliv endorsed 1T fhe-ia,lot boxes in fes6. and
again in the recent octobcrand November elections.
The proceedings of Congress, and other Eastern
Intelligence. The New York and other market re- :
ports will be received by Telegraph dailv, and be
published and placed in the hands of DOR readers
the followns morning. The columns of both the
daily and weekly will be supplied with intelligence
interesting 90 Farmers and all classes of business
men; and also, with variety of miscellaneous
matter suitable for fimi!y reading.
- The TYPE and everything connected with the
printing of this paper is entirely new IL is intend
cd that the mechanical execution Of the daily IN III
he equal tn the weekly, wlieh We claim is not ex-
ceilet for neatncss In the State. The weekly is "a
large sized eight column paper. The daily will be-
smaller. We are anxious to enlarge the circula-
ton of oar weekly, AMI 10 a liberal subscrip-
ton list fpr our daily. q
As an iuiuccment to subscribers for the weekly.
We have reduced rates where clubs are made M,
and offer the following TERMS OF SunscaIrriox
For. TIE WEEK.
For Single Copy, ono year, 500
For copies, one year. to one address, 80 c,ch
For 10 copies, ono year, tonne address,
- and one 20 gettcr up Of the club, u each
For - copies, one year, to one address,
and one to scttcr up Of the club, 50 each.
OR. THE ILF.
For copy. one year, 500
For I'D copies, ono year, TO address, 5 20 EACH
Book merchants or others living ON the lines of
Railroads, where they can receive the paper at an
early hour in the morning, by exrress trains and
who will take l0sopics Tor their respective
localities, and deliver them. will he supplied at 10
cents per week each copy, they charging our single
rates OF ~, cents per week. - -
No paper viii be- delivered, nor any name entered
on our subscription books until the money n paid
Address, PETER p. BAILEY,
49,, 49, ......if ss-., FoaT WAYNE, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
~ 1910 N . :

I Terms of Subscription, $2,D0a year; and each
Subscriber Is entitled to one of the articles named
in the following List, and is requested to mention
what article he desires when he sends his subscrip
ton money: ilzfr~ .tltttpa A.ffs
~ all p.,, With S;l,cr C,so worth at retail - 10
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
July -, 1855
Nrosr w,rsE.-.-cRWEpirs. &c.. AZ.

G-lH "a -
= r04r WirNE.---CROtERiES. &C., As.
We w,rsi call the attention of our Merchants te
the Advertisement in tl,is weeks paper of the firm
OF WiaI,xs * IIsEsrss. HAsicssts Grocsrs,l For
Wayne, lnl. Their stock consists Of genera, as
sortmcn. OF t'roccrics.ogethcr with every ttin:
thatis usually Found in store, except Dry Good,
Their connection with some of the best. oldest AN,
r>H kporn Houses in the Fad offcrs them fscitie,
in LAYING in their stock unsurpassed by ssyofk,,
Hoase in the Wsa -
They therefore enabled to furnish anr thing
in their lipr. freight considered, low can be
bought IN New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, or an,
sfier markt.
Fort wsyne H. now within two or three hour,
ride of this place. assin,crruPtes-b y change
ears. Merchants therefore, i'm this place and vicn
ity. can obtain any thing they need in the line al
WILLIAMS n iIUEsrIs, in a ten -hssrs, tlscrsi,y q
volng the expense. delays and iuss Of time. occa
>icncdby aricrips froma sreater1iistinrc&
WILLIAMS Il lIuEsTIs have but one price, and
hp>e or'!crin, from them, win obtain goods Of I'll,
meqaAify and price, as if thtre in person TO pun
oase
Ii YOU woulslthercfore save both money and fin,e
purchase of WILLIAMS aud iIuEsrTs. Wholesale
Grocer<. No.. IS, Columbia street, Fort Wayne
lnilana. Aq2W5 Vim J. 7l3m6
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
Iaa READ! READ!
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

II UST RECEIVED BY PERSHING
- g. CO., a large supply of School Books, such
as arc now in general use, and recommended by
the State Board; and which will be sold cheap as
at any other house i'm Northern Indiana.
IL Toy and Mi ccllaneous Books, School Cards.
States, Paper and lux. always on hand. IS
o. = Merchants supplied on As fair terms as they
can get of the publishers.
IL SCHOOL TRUSTEES see TO il that you have a
uniformity of books in your shoots.
IL OuR facilities for ordering books are such
chat we can furnish any book or books wanted, in
"a few days time, from any publisher in the U. 5.
Nov. lS, So
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06
X DIR. HOOFLAND'S
Ba1sanaic Cordial

- FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or
COUGHS, Calls, frfaen-a, Group, Hoarseness, Bron
ehifis, Pneumonia, Diseoses ofthe Borris arising
from Coid, Tscipienf Consumption and for the r.
ief aud III at all possblr) cure Of Patients in ad
csaaced sfe9es Of The latter dis'ase.
This celebrated preparation, ike the Bitters, may
bcccnidcntly relied on. It's designed for class
OF, diseases more general and more fatal than any
other 10 which t.e people OF this country are sub
jcct-thaee springing from "sliql coid.' That
eminent authority, DIR. Bell, says: al will not say
that Colds arc to our inhabitants what the Phone
and Yeiior Fercs are to those of other countrics
but can aver confidently that they usher ia disease
of greater completely and mortality than these
latter
A further proof Of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from a"eommon cold'' may be seen by
glance at the following statistics taken from the
records of the Board Of Health of Philadelphia
confcssedIy ono Of the most healthy localities in
the union:-- ifd3 ---4.IifiIf ~ IlIft4
lS52. Totaldc in Philadelphia, l0,26l
Died of Consumption, l,9l2
{" I" alloscr diseases, ESQ
in number,) e,340
faI,i ltls t..i-4. .---- IL, 26l
1853. Total deaths, Old
Diesl of Consumption, 1895
:" all other diseases, 1851
~ Z, - ~ a,749
lss4. Total deaths, .eefs ifl~ 1l,sB
Died OF Cosssumpton, - a.l7s
t" all other diseases, 9,956
u tf.r f-f'it flit 2, ,f'tl'3 stt 2 - N n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

Comprising all that is rich in material, new in style
and design-supplying adcfciency heretofore com
planned of in this market. and at prices competing
with any other establishment in this place.
Having bought our Goods at Low Prices, We can
offer better inducements to the trading com nunity
than ever before; all we ask is to give US call be
tore purchasing elsewhc,c and We will try to give
satisfaction.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

WE beg leave to call the atten-
W ton of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to .i..
DR.. Chas. M'Lanc'S Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERAIIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
rs THE LIVER PILLS, Is
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious DERANcEMENTs, SICK
HEAD-AcHf, sc. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
aspeedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
mulistered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS, -
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose Of their Drug business,
in which they have been Success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
,termined that. DIR. M'Lane's Cele-
Sratcl Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
grcaffremedies Of the day, they
will continue TO spare neither TING
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-06

IL f a;Ssis:'' begins IA Jsss'ETs 3i I'd
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-02-17
THE HONEY BLADE GRASS.

THE results which have been attained hy cynori
n,'nS in th' cultivation of this newly imported spe.
ci2S OF product huya awakened tn interest among the
farming classes IN many sections never before edun
ud ~ the entire history Of our agricultural industry.
Facts in regard to its valuable properties which Mt
irst seemed almost incredible. have now been es,ab-
lahed beyond the possibility uf doubt, and it is he e.
Hs'cj by those best capable Of Judging OF It's merits
that its general Introduction will add million, Of dol
lars TO oar agricultural wealth, have not the space
here to ent'r into deilisbut will present briefly some
ut its Advantages.
FIRST, l. viii produce double tho weight to the
acre, in any soil orany other Kind OF grass. From
-four TO siN tons per acre ia not an uncommon Yield
ANA am in possession OF sworn statements by dsiu.
tares!ed aud reliable persons Of WELD OF over eight
tons Of good dry hay from acre, in soil where it
WAS no. possible to get more than half the amount
from the common grasses.
StrOpR, The same weight possesses more nutri-
Went~anl consequently will s9 for a larger price in
n0rket, thus insuring Che Inrmer more than double
the return from his grounds tlau lie could gain l,y
any other Forage piant. The hay possesses aGe-thrd
NOR! nutrimsnt than timothy and has sold for 81
per ton where the price oftmothy was bnt $40 or 81
Ih"H Both hay and seed can he produced from
thc same crop the hay being equally valuable as 9TH
er hay when the seed is taken from it, while the seed
IS As valuable as the best of other grain as a feed for
horses catdc pig chickens, 80, and tis proved to
be superior to llnSeod for the manufacture of oil and
mns. Away iId ready sale At fair price for this
Fo"h Il natures in about two months time. and
=. nc soTn on groimd where other crops have failed
citcr by drOuth other calsa3 aud ut she same time
will Yield a largo return.
iUb In northern countrys, where clover and 9th
cr grasses are killed ont by hard winters this will
Yield large crop. aud in those sections of tho south
whore Other grasses VIII not thrive at all it will grow
very prolific.
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c' the season be wet or dry, tho farmer may always
rely on his HoHey Bi91cas sure crop.
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"hua are endorsed by some Of the first agricultural
l4' OF tho Union, AMI canrot fail carry conviction
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