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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-25

DRUGS ~ MEDICINES, Gc.
bEHE q EE4ElE SE CO.,
DRUGGESrS AND RRESCIsEPT8ONESTS,
77sr Ssore o. tn so ysl5y and American Buildings,
G5ra.~ Of Cls,gg and G6VrSl Strssts,
NASBsyE LIE, TEnNE SSEE,
Id EsPECpFUILT ask their old DIS and customers and
Is tbs aa eaeiy 10 call and see them in 'leir new
sb-hnaent s4pir u.h large and cou.ete stock Of Drugs,
AIses ds,and an articifs Kept in Drug
stores. aa y ut OF fresh 1upplies Of the same,
thev feed conhden1 their ability 70 give entire salts
faction vita reference eoo qualities Of their goods
Thankful the liberal patronage heretofore extended to the
old We hope by pSoupt attention 20 husnesst0 merita
DEM0VTLLE & CO.,
Corner OF Cherry and Church streets
nTET PIEasSt fsEg''EhOR HaEFAFtTMk.NT II.
Is urIert supervision OF thorough and accomplished
Prescription DYugg and GTdr ia that line Of our bust
viii al all and ngl lie promptly and accurate
BY hilel. DE4JN1L1E q o0
hWEDFCBTsf3S, ENS EEsVFgENTSs dkc,--we in
FA yit Q- Gsueo Physicians 10 stock OF Medicines,
DBN1vILLE & co.
M SSrSfSTssi AEsFSs AE.s.--The heads Of families
ssea c<li ard examine our soez OF house keeping
pEbI0VIILE s. co.
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An offer OF marriage has been rscentls made By
the Duke Of Rutlsed to the Princess MARY. sister
Of the Duke of Cambridge. Tue Princess who no
longer boasts Of the charm Of premiere jeunesse,
and whose afability sid good humor are deemed
her chief attractions does not conceal her wish to
accept hersOnly suffer The consent Of the parties
themselves is, under the Circumstances not enough
By the provisions Of the Rs al Marriage Act pass
ed some ninety years ago. TO crafty the tyrannio
will Of GooRoE III, member OF the reignng fam
lily can legally contract matrimony without the as
sent Of the sovereign personally declared, and Queen
VICTORIA objects TO granting the requisite license
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- ptpREIs St. Louis Golden syrupi
~ = Ere@s do do DO
No. vel, and very superior az ior sie '0~ o. 0
South Market street GARTER. wILsFoRD co
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BAD WBIsKT.-A man named WH WILLIAMS,
recently died very suddenly in Evensburg, Pa, has
ing in his possession at the time q bottle partly
filed with whisky. The whisky Was taken chsrg'
and sent 70 chemist fer ansysis, and here is re
port of the result
"N0 strychniHe was found in said liquor, bat 10
lieu Of thai poison, found an aiksloid known to
chemists as picroioria and which is the poisonous
constituent CT Coellas H3iol8. The proportion
found was two grains to the pint Of whisky. In re-
gard to the viruenoe Of this poison, would inform
you that il is considered by the best authority fatal
70 human life in quantities Of fro five ten grains
according to circumstances and conditions.
r. S. BUM
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RANGES. RANGES!!

II COOPER begs respectfully to call the attention This
friends and the public generally, that he sP
pointed the sole agent In Nashville Or r. II, BlnI'S
Celebrated Cooking Range, admitted by all to be
superior toanythng yet offered ali the require
ments for perfctrg the culinary in all Its branches being
also great eoonosr Of fuel and for and comfort
staId 1nrVslled Give call and judge for yourselves
II. A. COOPER. Agent Plumber, &C.,
No Market Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Manufacturer Of Copper TIM and Sheet Iron Ware and deal
s in all kinds Of Stoves Baths Closets, Wash bowls &C., sc
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urz Al hasous rooms in the second and third
stoves Of he Ualou sad American Block, corner Of cherrS
and suriSg streets Apply 70 j. o. Griffith At the S5l1a
AnsrciAa ofcs,cS uHD vs.
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DAsNTED EUCKETS.--500 Doz. Bucksts assorted,
Just received IN store and for sety the al uaafsrs
rsrs prices with freight added
CARTER, wILsFOkD 4 CO.
e jan II. No. 5. Market st.
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SEWING MACHINES.


DAVIS & GAINES,
whole sale Grocer
PROBgJCE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Foreign a1d Domestic Liquors,
No. AZ BROAD Street, Nashville. Tenn.
The hes. market price paid a Rags Feathers Bssswax Gin
ssng, Flaxseed, and Bacon.
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TAR " NT'S
EFFERVEscENT
. - N ~ u " u " u z n n

TAR " AN It's
EFFERvEscENT
SELT TIER AP ERIE IT,
Thu, valuable and popuss Medicine prepared conformity
analysis Of the waters Of the celebrated Settler SPRING in
nendations of the Medical profession and
Discerning Public, the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
SALINE APERTENT
IN use and as being entitled special preference the many
[ both omits coppacnes and greater efficacy II may be
used with the best effect in all
RsIo,s F,Bls Diseases Sick Headache less of Appe
sQe indigestion, and an similar complaints, peculiarly
incident TO tie
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
If srculary adapted Travellers by Sea and
Iand Residents in Climates Persons Of seieutary
Habits, Inyalide and Conyaiescents Captains Of
Vessels and Planters viii n find valuable ad-
witt used it, it has high favor and deemed in
h torpid state Of the LfreIt renders great service in
VI con nd ksaaafisaa-It gives the hest saction al
laying symptoms and in ehecualy
rs success IL cases Of are Indigestion Heartburn and
it to be Medicine Of the greatest utility
Acdity Of the Stonde@ and lie dstressny sehaess 90
usual during Frequency speedily, and with marked
| success unierts healthful influence
dforts the greatest etie 10 those afflicted erh sub
feet 10 the PSGently acting on the bowels nenralzng All
Irritating screos, aud thereby removing aliinammatory ten
| denotes.
In faGs iaralaa61sia az asAere Gentle ApeieH'
! P9rgGfigefs required
1t the form Of powder, carefully put in bottles to
keep climate, merely requires water poured 10
| produce edeightful eGervescent beverage
Taken morning, ntereres with the avocaton
of the day. acting gently the system restoring the digestive
powers exciting healthy and vigorous OF the st mach and
elasticity Of mind and now OF spirits which give est
to every enjoyment Il also enables the invalid enjoy many
uxues with mPuny, from which he must otherwise be de-
barred and without which life is irksome and distressing
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentlemen
Of the highest standing throughout the country and It's steadily
increasing popularity for Of years. strongly guarantee ITS
efficacy valuable Character ard commend it to the favorable
| notice of an intelligent public.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail by
| JOHN A. TARRANT & CO., Druggists.
uneIS-dIy No 273 Greenwich st, cor. Warren. y. Y
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VJOIS RENE.---Fhe large Room overt Daily Sevs o.
~ fcesfauaerly oceup ed lg Bar6ars Beck Ba,r This
COON is 81 y q tee q Suitable for Jo5 PRINTING occ Book
Bindery or imOstany uecauil uploGment. steam povsr
behad fFor the News Offce EnViru En- this room.
Enquire Of Mr.. Fisher At News once, Of v s. IsnesIsv OF
he subscriber - y a6l.- JAMES " HOFTE.
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A.RTVA & 90.
No. so aSuth Market street,
loSE Doo. ABoyz wA-ssN HouE, srEErTl
RTESsRs. A. BIVA & CO. direct Importers Of Wine Cog
W. Braudies Domestic aud havann Cr4rs, have
lnL.I 10 MaLL.l .r-l 70 81 dor --.Ee ...a oI.e
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B U Il G e & AL L. e N,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commission 81 Produce Merchants,
DEALERS IN

Commission 81 Produce Merchants,
DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES, CIGARS, &C.,
COR. OF COLLEGE AND SPRING SITS, NASHVILLE, TENN
are now in receipt Of large assorted stock Of
Ofthe trade
Sugars.
$50 hhds Louisiana Sugar. $50 bbs oisisa
100 bbls and Phiiadelpbia Cofs. Slgar.
Crushed Sugar. Is bbls FaItifnores nd Louisiana
% Dols and Philadelphia Loaf Sugar;
POWDERED sugar; IS bbls BaltinGre and Phade
phia b X Sugar.
Coffee.
$50 sscks Rio Cocee, . do O q lava CoF.a
100 dc LAguyra do;
MOlasSes.
90 6bls New AOiASses, so ten gallon kegs Gold sJrurl
90 u bblS do % b5ls do do
100 ten gall kegs do
LIQUORS.
300 hbls Deans WHISKY 2O0 bbls best Robertson county
100 do Wilshires Whisky
IS do Ward g. Cary $50 bbls rye & Bourbon do
3 do Sr5 Old do bxs Longworths CataWta
% Or. pipes Sherry Madeira Wine;
Wine; 90 L casks old Rurgundv Port
u pipes Jean Louis Brandy; Wine.
pipes Holland Gin; 50 bask Champagne Wine
bills Ale 10 bi,ls Vne.,ar:
p casks London Porter;
Together with every other articles usual kept the Grocery
Inc. ljanl2l BURGE & ALLEN.
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UJOR the apprehension snd delivery o. SAMUEL HOOsER
Who under charge % ou.rassousiy having broken oman hs
heuses william ianih ana James Christopher viii intent
to mut has made his escape and is Tuauag a large
The above reward win therefore be paid to a. one sha viii e
liver the The shef Wilson county 80 nat he
nav he brou zht justice.
said about - years Of axe, about eve fest ten inches
high built, fair rather sandy hair has AZ this tine
wound frOui sun shot ia te riss arm below the elbow,
t.s-te 3t4f ~ ". CHRIST" PIER,
seplS-u gainesville
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CuHIRERLANl

FuNHE Nashville Coal Company will from this date
their superior Coal Is and 20 per bushsl from
ofses gu Cherry street, between Union and Church.
mis- 4,
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CHARLES q. HALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, Trunks, VALISEs,
CARPET BAGS, &C.,
no. Is SOCTH SIDE PCBLTC SoULRE
NA$EIVILLE, TENN,
rs now IN receipt Of his Stock for Fail and Wiuter
trade consisting Of Ladies, Misses ChIldrens Booe.
shoes and thin and thick soled without heels
Gents one Calf Boots and Shoes and Caters single and us
soles.
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes;
90 Kip BrogsRs, lined and unlined;
do do Heavy Calf and Kip Roots
do do do do Grain, water proof Bcots.
large assortment Of Heavy Brogans aud Boots Plantation
use both Home Eade and Eastern Work, Men Plough Shoe
Womens Heavy D-tch Boots, &c.
complete assortment Of Boys and Youths Calf and Kin
Shoes and bogsns; aso Misses Chdrens K sd
Goat Booes caters ard Shanghai Bootees with and without
heels.
Misses and childrens Metallic Tipped Booa new sytiels
TRUNKS,
Also Ladies French Dress Trunks An. AL. ,..,h.. -
fed Trunks. Nalses, Carpet BAGS Ladies, 1900 $685.
a. ali OF which is offered small Advance - T. '
Nv friends and tie public generally spsr,il S,,s
examine their stock, feeling confident that they will
both IN respect 10 quality and price.
sepls-d HHAs. r. HALL
NK pipe pure Holland Gin, ust reosysd and for sale by
- uaysl VESSEL q THOMPSON
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prof ashley Hurt D, Male College, Winchester Tenn.
prf Graves D. President Of the Mary Sharpe College Win
chester, Tenn.
The weather Indicator is offered for sale the
NM store Of Aaron stretch, General Agent on the cor
rer N TTnion and College Streets Nashville, Tenn.
% djsyerer will send the Natural Weather Indicator by
postage aid well put up and secured, any person
% e. "a current money. Rsll and plain directions for regu
Jesing using &c, accompany each Indicator.
49,. LOUIS s. ULLMAE, Agent,
i,IIv91-dtvAwtf Columbia. Tenn
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STRETCH,

large RI Shoe, Paint Varnlsh and
, Artist Brushes. just received and tor sale low y
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"a cAE-zR. W C. WiLisfosn , D. afAARA
REWOgAE. AND NEW EIFsM.
CARTER. EYILZSFORD & 60


Successors Garter acay & Co., and 20 n Llnisr Co..
this day associated cnse together under e styie
and ameof Carter Miii.aTi a Co for The purFose
o. doing General Auction. ComIsi0u and Wholesale GTocerJ
Business and having removed 90 the and comuIoons ware
hoase. aie,y erected aut cccupd ly Arr~ b. Aaa1 4 Ca
having taken TIE entire stock Of 10th houses ia - a. All
times prepared flt srer, attse lowest cash prizes
We viii settle an claims against e o ru % Carter Mckay
( Co. and hope that all Who indebted 20 item vii Guns for
ward settle Immediately aaut O. lose The books at
CARTER. " iLLsfoRb 4 CO.
J. a. noERi. tx. srkAI1os
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vs.. q Z. z. CEEEATEa1Bg.
WHOLESALE GssOCEstS, AND BEALEsS
FINE BRANBIEs, WINS. TOBACCO, CIGARS, HAT.s,
DOAfSrIC LIQUORS, 60,
CORXER or COLLEGE and CH5T EGH STPEETS,
Nashville. Tennessee.
KETE are Just in receipt Of zr.e selected sleek o.
~ Groceries, liquors, etc, consisting part follows:
$50 lis sugr, 81 graGes; 10000 genuine Isvqa Clars-
2uO bhls choice ai0lzsse5 2i8 kcrs Nails.assortsi
100 = 90 10 ltsi dozen Painted Buckets;
$50 bags prime Rio COGef. - ness I-i@;
100 bbs Powdered, Crushed and 10 hbs English Wa-uts;
Loaf Sugar DO ubls Peans;
10 boxes Star Candles; 10 bills Eiiuerts.
100 boxes Tobacco. orted
FINE BRAN DIES, " YES, &C.
25E * Z choke French Brandies;
% "a casks Madeira. Sherrv and Port Wines;
l5e baskets best branls Champagne;
50 boxesscsvili Clarst.
100 bois cHe Rotertson Coanty WHISKY
q bbls Pureold Rye DO
10 do DO Bourbon do
And also asge ssocaf Common WHISKY, American Brandy
Gin, &c.
POW DE3R AGENTS.
Agents for tg Dupont Hazard and sYcsers Powder The
derss Icing the only A1lniu Nashville Of IN. Manufacturers
would esil the attention Of the Merchants and Trers,to their
lsrgS stock q Power on l.afd, Ia 1ia-azneiorzle
3Al kos Bu!0at hae fo.E J kegs iaz-rd Blasting Pow
80 Z Dc DO DO Do 5000 KS Sycamore Blasting
1000 kegs Hazard do do Powder;
800 3 10 do do 10 crses Of Powder, assorted
200 Z do do do orsadsi
5000 kegs Dupoa Blasting Pow 50 bis TOY, Eeekford Co.,
der safety fGse.
tamil NJ G.E CIEATHAE, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS F0FE
Duponfs Fowler JoJ, bickfoTd Co.'S SAFETY
Hazard do Fuse.
Sycamore do
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DRUGS, N1EDEOINEs, sc.

ADMINISTRATORS stock Of Sgringes, some entirely uex
- .ttsrns just received ard for sale ty AsTREfcH-
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VACCINE NATTER.
reeived d sn1iy Of fres and reliable Vaecinea9at-
N Ter =. STRETCH, Druggist.
oeta7 Cornei Collefe and gnion street.
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TNTNE TEAs.--Just received from large 1mportes Of
n es good asser ment Of Imperial, GunpoWder, Solong
and Black Teas sale by the large small quantity by
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PLOWsl PLSwsgI PLOgS!i!
M EEi Keep constantly hand ful assoaeut q poss,
y NsnufscJursi at he 'E'esss.cssee PiOxr Facto-
henefs poui do well to give e call before purchasing
We en- sell teu coed rl1s has beea o1ere4
SIC ih TINS Wv from than
"ase teen paJ ngt ths sluie quality Of plcgs.
1900 r. h C.. ANDERSON
Iet-H . and Is ''erpcF broad and College streets,
Tenn
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mh3I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07

Ma. wENrwoRru AND MS DEvoNs. The
Portland Advertiser make. the following
mention Of both:
Eve were much graiifed with several
specimens Of the Devon cattle, which We
witnessed a, the Grand Trunk dspo, on the
lCih.
,Our friend. Isaiah Wentworth, well
krown as the leading man among the Sha'
kers az Poland. and enterprising and sue
ce.slul in whatever he undertakes, has late
" sold to Mr.. Joseph d. Low Of Bangor
yearlins and Eve calves about q months old
TO be shipped by the steamer Chesapeake,
which sails for New York to-day, aud thence
re.shipped to California, and consigned to a
brother Of Mr.. Low. who resides in that
State. and who is engaged IN raising the
finest Of stock.
"Mr. Wentworth has for several years
taken the 6rs, premiums at our State aud
County Agricultural Fairs, and he IS bound
10 be fully up with the most enterPrising IN
this line and we hardly know Of any seeu'
ar employment more beneficial to the peo'
pie Of Name, than the extensive raising OF
the mos; approved breeds Of this kind oil
stock"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
Early Fatteninr Of Animals.

The philosophy OF increase Of fat in ami
mails is that the dicrstel food not needed tc
supply waste in the system. is laid up ia
tho form Of fat around the muscles, read :
q hs absorbed again into the circulation Il
needed Waste is induced by exercise, OF
U.s. oi the muscles, and also by combustion
ia the lungs, Of he discstcd food, TO supply
animal heat, Hence. the same amount OF
food given in warm weather will, II digest.
cl, AFFORD a greater surplus Of IA, than when
Ted in cold weather.
Hogs or other animals intended for fat
ienins should be shu, up this aonth. Ma
ny advocate making the size Of the fatssn.
inc Pen - small that the animal will have
but jus, room 10 stand or lie. While con.
anement favors rest aud disposition to tat
ten, too close quarters are no, hcIl,hful for
100 animal. which needs moderate exercise
TO promote digestion. Tho quality Of the
a-,h produced must be somewhat impaired
By any confinement that interieres with the
health.
The appetite may be kept mp by change
Of food, a ircluen; supply Of green yesia.
bles. such as corn, eAbbase leaves, pea
vines, and the refuse Of the garden. Cook.
Cd food digcsts much more easily than raw,
and is in a condition 10 yield more nourish.
ment, aud i, also better relishei by most
kind. Of stock. Cleanliness in the f,,en-
ing pens should not b. overlooked
Although pigs provcrhially are filthy,
they are no; really 80 they do not delight
m the cilluva OF their own droppins', a'
any one can see BY noticing ,ha, they gen.
erA.ly appropriate one portion OF the pen to
filth. An occasional washing and scrubbing
with soap suds will conduee much 10 their
thril,-all animals keep in condition more
easily when the skin is kep; clean aud
healthy. lAsrlcul,uriss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
Preserving Grapes.

There i. SAID to bO no trouble in keeping
grapes through the winter as ircsh as when
they aro fr.t gathered. In SEASONS when
other fruit is scarce, no greater luxury can
De enjoyed than a dish Of fresh grapes in
winter.
In gathering grapes for keeping fresh,
they should BE- allowed to hang on the vines
until they src fully ripe, and then gathered
with care to avoid bruislng. The ARREST
buuchc. should be chosen TO put away, and
with a pair Of small scissors all detective
and bruised berries should be Gu, OIL. They
should then be placed in boxes well vcutlla'
TED. and remain for fow days, when they
should be packed in boxes holding SIX OF
eight pounds each, sprinklins the bottom
with a layer Of mahogany saw-dus,, OF
what is better, turning chips, then layer
OF grapes, and then saw-dust alternately tc
the top. II i. not importan, that the boz
be tight. il j. better that il should not be.
The-s should be KEEP, in the coolest place in
the house. Were the air is dry. On The
approach Of freezing weather, they may bC
removed TO upper shelves suspended IN th,
cellar. or IN any dry room where the tenn
rsrature i - near the freezing point as
possible. Some recommend cotton batting
in place Of the turning chips.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-10-07
From Oh, Working Farmer.
Use Of Long Manure in the Fall.

Many farmers are 80 posiiioned, as 20
have large amounts OF long manures on
hand in a.. flll. who have not Yet con-
s,ructcd proper sheds for eomposiing, or
have not the proper materials prepared to
b. mixed with such manures, 50 as 70 ft
them for early spring use in a properly
eomminaied state. Many also have teams
AZ lcisurs. and fields which might be plow-
ed and .ub-soilci thi. fall. such may make
usc OF long manurr-, with Trohi, ana par
,icularly on elayey soils of tenacious char.
ac;cr. 10 such soils manure may DO Sp-
piled with proprieiy in It's loog state, BY
bein. plowcd deeply under. II plowed
deeply under At this time. all ,hoss gases
which would otherwise be lost m an open
barn ward. may be received and retained by
the soil. The gradual decay Of the manure
when deeply located m the soil, forms spa
ees Tor the admission of atmosphere. The
parasitic plants which now occupy the sur
face. all being reversed in position, and
coming in coniac, with the manure may
BE- killed, while the plowing Of the soil will
enable the winters irosts 10 render it more
kindly Tor spring working. Indeed. any
heavy loan. containing fair amounts OF
carton and alumina. may Be fall-plOwed.
covering long manure with profit; for IL it
Be reversed to a .ufieien, depth, there !. no
fear that any portion will be lost, while the
free condition Of the soil will ft !; for the
reception Of fsrtiliIins gases during winter.
and render 1t capable Of retaining more am
monia. which will be received from the late
fall and spring rains. Indeed. If there were
no other object than to lessen the amount
Of work to be done in the spring, that
alone. would authorize the use Of long ma
nure a, this time. II accompanied by deep
plOwing; Tor in the spring much labor may
be saved with lands % prepared, which re-
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quire mere surface .plowing TO render them
e, Tor receiving crops. Manurcs 50 prepar-
ed are not to BE- cartCd out in the spring,
and therefore the sprins work may be more
readily performed.
Sandy soils, particularly those AZ a blow.
cy nature, should no, be fall-plowed. On
the contrary, they should be left rs IA, a.
possible, and in some cases rolled, - as to
e,yc them greater ,enaclty for spring use.
Those who have followed our advice Of last
year, sowing oats sParsely on fallow lands
during September and October, will find
them we'll mulchei at Christmas. The
frost, are sure 20 Kill the oats, leaving the
ground covered all winter. and when plow-
ed under in early spring, considerable
amount Of organic matter will be added to
tho soil, besides leaving il in tha, free con-
dition always consequent upon the growth
of an oa, crop. Many VIII, can plow those
lands early, which are intended for spring
use, NAV gain advantage by sowing turnip
seed, Notwithstanding the fact that it may
be too late for any OF the turnir. to arrive
at maturity. They are 50 tenacious OF lie.
that the leaves continue TO mulch the ground
during winter, while the spring plowing
wall render them useful As green manure
when plowri under. The cost Of turnip
seed is - small, tha, this method should be
more often availcd Of.