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Stabbed.

One evening last week, two men. Bell and
Donohue, in West Warren, got angry in a dis
pute about Catholicism, Whisky and Theology;
Bell drew a knife and performed asurgical oper-
alton on the ribs of Donohue, whereby the
patient was confined at home a day or two, and
the DR.. Bell was arrested for malpractice
The affair was settled without litigation.
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Right.

Messrs. EditOrs:-I think it no more than
justice to say that in all my travels from the
Atlantic to the Mississippi, l never yet found
such an accommodating, faithful and obliging
conductor as our o,cn conductor Crawford.
May he live to the good old age of Methuse,
lab, and should the Cleveland and Mahoning
express Train romain in existence so long, may
he ercr be its pilot.
A LADY TRAVELLER of Braceville.
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Sheriff OGee. warren.
I EGAL NOTICE.

A1TO Sarah Sinons, Rebecc1 SinNn.. Cs-niins
r-y ani Seth Carey, JOhn 3 mons. Wssninstnu -.
ron, Harriet dcCsF-ney and JsI,- iIeSasu..v.
Allen Si0ons, Henry sin1ns sut. Olive s,mous.
Sarah SiE0Es, Alnifs SiEI0-s. S-aolL- L. S.A--s
and Henry SiIaon5.
lou are hsce.y 1otidel that on the 3fst CAV c.
gust, i u 1859, William Simans as g~csriisin OF A 4
heLfy sinons, h.sd hS petition in J.e FrUas,s Cont
o. IrnmhuH Comfy, Oh.S- the object sna PRAYER Of
NAieh petition IS 70 obtain an Greer on the 5-h dnv
rsH eStt-e.tO WI Auoat - acres OF iaua Ia Lot Nc.
lS,tn Amman township, in sai3 C-nuty Il Trrus.
sah' nounded horta oy lands o. Wuli-sa G.Eis an4
frsseis GiliiS- east ~ lands 81 NiJf~m cir.
sou-h rs the old 4ul Road. west by lands AZ ~.
man DOrmlu, Charles Eipisy AMI Iarenze Nom.
EILLIAA mons auariisr.
Sept ., 1859 Nv
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SHERlFE'S SALE.
~ keaittHin C:anage s Ni;s) T. T-r1LrII conLou
vs.. Peas.

vs.. PEAS.
ThcEas Douglass. ct II. }
b. virtue Of Al Order OF Sale IN the sha-s .r'f.'-l
cause. issuel out c! tue Cogrt o. Common Ylrss e
Tfumarll County ohio. ami to Use = ret tc1 aud dsllv
cred. I have l-yic,i on ana snail expose To- fasitc
sale. at The Socr u he Co-rl House in Warren. "a
said County, On
Saturday. thesIth day cFGepter-heT. 1859,
between the hours % 20 O'clock =. NJ. 49, { o'ct-~e
p NJ of SAID dag, the following described Real EstaL-,x
20 wit: 5 tGets IN the lueOrporstci Vilacs ei We o.,
rrumbuil CcuEtJ, Ohio. knOgn a. lots numAer two Gl
three 81 snd tveuty-tEree g-3). IN hsrre 41t a.
seventy i've 90, bounded uor.h on Soa.h Street. ra.L
~ lots numbers four III and tTrG;y-~, Gj in s4aI
large lot seventy-dTe 90. south on William Street.
and west By lands Formerly owned nv Daniel .ffi.
Appraised at nine handrrd dollars. (s9UG.e &c -
TEESs-Uash Sn the day .. sale.
A. =. LYMAN. SAerie.
Sheriff. OGce, Warren. Auyu.t.4. .s5g-5-
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

Eth SALF.
The subscriber offers for sale Dwell
LING HOUSE. situated in the eastern part OF the
Village Of Warren. With tive village lois. composing
about half an acre of land, well. Clubhouse, and OTHER
improvements. The hous Is new ana well built. the
rooms CONVENIENTLY arranged and the entire property
very desirable, and will be sold at low figures and
upoz terms as regards payments to suit the purchaser.
For particulars inquire Of NM- I SPEAR-
Sent. Z, Ie5U-3wf
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
ktcleFeisnd with Cleveland L Toledo. Cleveland, Co.
lumbus L Cincinnati. Cleveland 81 Erie, and CIsye-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Reads.
AtSolon. with Hacks to Chagrin Fails. &c.
~ MantuG with Hacks for RaVenna.
{" BrAceville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c.
Z" Warren with Hacks to Sharon, GreenyiIle Mead.
willie, Bloomfield, Csnfeld, &c
a. youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell,
Poland and Enon Valley, and thence by P. Et. W.
& G. Rail Road to Pittsburgh
Feb. I6, 1889. CHAS. L. RHODES Sept.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ franklin Z. stowe,
". In I


Calvin Bedger. ct al.
By virtue of an has order Of sale in the above enti
tied cause, issued on; of the Court CT Common Pleas OF
TIumbull County, Ohio, and to NE directed aud
delivered, l shall expose to public sale, AT the door
Of the Court House IN Warren, in said County, ON
Saturday, the 9Th day of October, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A.. ~, and 1 O'Clock 2.
NJ, OF said day, the following described Real Estate,
to wit: Situate in section number tao in The township
Of BTaeeyiIle, or township humber 4, range 5. in TIE
CONNECTICUT Western Reserve in the State Of Ohio,
which is sisO in the County Of Trumhuii and is bound-
ed as follows: Beginning Al ! stake standing near Low
" ,ter marx OF L Gle Greek and situate a few feet be-
low the bridge acre : said Greek at BaTEum's Mills so
called, thence runninI down said branch in IN east
rriy d Erection. 20 rods - 4 stake near tle Creek.
thence southeEly ten rods 20 . STAKE. thence westerly
20 rods to a stake in the Iine OI .Se highway as Low
occupied, theuce ncrtheTly On the me highway 10
rods. to the place of begiarins, and ~co-tiins one and
one-fOurth OF an acre q land. Also tn iolloSing
described piece OF land, situate in sail E-aceTille
Township, Trumbuil County, Ohio. viz Beginning al
a stone on the south hank Of the Eagle Creek in ne
west line Of the highway leading from the ridge il
Braceyiile to SOuthingtOn, which stone is marked ii.
on the north side and b. on the south side, and run.
ming from thence n%Ortheriy Oh the west line OF sad
road 81 ieet. thence westerly a: right angles with the
las; bound 50 fee, thsner s~outherly at right angles
sIth the last bound. - teet. thence eIseriy u. right
angles with the last bound % feet to the place Of be-
ginning Also all other privileges Herewith connec-
ted. as decided by Calvin Hedger to the TrcmJul
Pnslaux, Oct. 10, ls4J, together with all the aplUrte-
nances thereto belonging. described in the originalbil
in this case see same with the papers. in the CLERK
office OF Trumbull County, Ohio. Appraised-lst piece
al sea. 2d piece at Sl2jbc-
T-rms-CaShO on day Of sale.
A b. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriG's Office. Warren, September :, 1853 -5w
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80 Ge@t +ssAt+-A E-- eds ~
Yo.ss tssly, JAMES WILSON.
MRS a)EIx-ON's CERTIFICATE.

This crr;ises that ! have ben in very l.oer heath
2 rySzrs. and found III: G ir no rsiiefaf-er employing
j LUniSer { Physic-tHs- 81 disease Was Pr5tiySis
Ctsri. / had been relcerd - LAT snd Elua- Aims
until I hal hecCac ulcer.ted 90 a coIsiisra,ie extent.
b. the aIvce Of Dr. u 81. Bushnell. J procured cad
took six bottles o. iarshaii's Uterine Catioiicon.
rhich eLaAied ne to attend 20 ny E-shaud IN has i7sE
sickness until lie diei. shicu Wa .sOut q yrar aimee.
l have taken three tostlss siace BIS '-ath which ~
made ne able TO ;ahor ami support ny famiiy II thfrs
children. Tie Catf0 icoa has u-r " r-slared ne t1
healIh- II IS the only tAiuc ;ha, has Aitigttsd ms su.-
iefiHg. fox ahica I Eel se-y -~rst-rr'.
EASE Il HJcINSON
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Far Sale BY TOnps & PEW. Warren; J. It. c. JoHN-
son. hartford; ESsiGS = SoULu, Nvxl z calls; &. &
5. C. JAcKsoS. Hubbard; q. 2 CrEris. Green; II. Bls
MAID, kinsGaE; ASB1Ews & EALgN.x Fowler; =.
WsLcoTT. F2rmings0n; aEd % Medicine Dealers gen
orally, tlIogs hOU. ;4e s are.
II =. KINGSLEY. OIrvrIa-s..-r
july s. Is59-y. SGT isr ya.a.
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WEST 8rDsonD. coslOe,on Co. Nav II, Iss7.

ErsT 3EDEoED. CosLoeioa Co. NAV II. ISS7.
Mr.. u B. KJSssLEY, SRI have teea selling ihs
medicines Of the GraGsnberr Conpf1y Tor the Ezstt-n
years. and have invaria'ig Euld th.u 10 giye zost
satisfaction; and the pills have snd % a good usatF
fzsi!ieS - regularly as t1s5. tea ard c5le-. ard \ IA
ny trade th-y 5esume a stapis article I2rshSL > 1
Uterine Cat5J!icnn lisa reiIcice ihat his s1ar1 zr.ar
smount OF good in ferssls diseases. One isdy , sota {
to told ue she had received mere tsncdt fro,a oae GJc-
tie than sire did t-sm a long course Of medical tr.a.-
MsnI - Ire most S.iis-i rSs sic.a-s-
Yo.fs tsay, JAMES WILSON.
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FEST CLASS INSURANCE BY THE
aetna Company Of Hartford, Conn.,,
HNHOPPOP ATEn IN 1910 Mill ~.

NNOIl OlkA Ill AN 1OiSs WIN pVt
4 pe,ual Charter, calls attention to the following
facts: OF its having a CASu CAPT. Al of | ,J60.nUl labSO-
lutte and unimpairedN with Assets January lst. l-59.
St,s67 .93N.sS. has transacted business successfully
80 years, and paid aggregate LOSES of over tosigs
miUioR Of dollars.
This eminent American Corporation. founding It's
cilims to public favor on merit alone. aGOrding facil
tiles and securities in matters Of Insurance.. CONNER
cial, Mechanical, Mercantile or Rural, while ranking
for importance and public service. among the FIRST
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANIES OF AMERICA
Insurrs at rates as liberal as the risks assumed per-
nit for soivency and fair profit.
Losses eluitahly adjusted and promptly PAID. APP
plications solicited aud Policies issued
by L. l.. FULLER, Agent,
May 25, Is59-51. At WARlES o.
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CHRONIC DISEASES successfully treated. even
when given up by the most skillfal physicians
CONSUMPTION and all diseases Of the Lrngs.
SerOinlous Affections OF the Joints. White Swelling,
&c, with ali the varied forms of Scrofulo1s and Scar-
butte Diseases. are successfully treated. No where
can C~0Esumptives resort With 50 gerizin ! prospect
Of cure.
The P-.ieSt IS no: under the absoIu.e necessity Of
applying in person FOR treatment. thou N that is Gcsi
rGSie; bot the case {. vial Of urin-l with a tc;ail q
symptoms. s.I enlsie The Doctor 20 prescribe sue
cessful'y.
Ia the treatment Of he Diseases Of Women. Dr.. Sands
follows in the Footsteps OF the izI- distinguished Dr..
fInteveer, Whose successful treatment OF those dis
cases can be aitCsted by thousands % eIzales in all
isrts OF she United States. For Failing OF the Womb,
Lucorrhea or Whites. &c. a cure IL guaranteed. DR..
Sand5 treatment OF children is rev ali successful.
SURGERY and Surgical Diseases can receive that
treatment which secures Z return 20 Health. without a
resort - that fearful instrument. tie kaife- Dr. Sands
IS = surgeon c!the CONSERVATIVE class, CSing he kuif-
OILY as i last rrsor..
I2- VIII care old sores sui al c~rrpti-e de
eases OF the skin, no matter OF how long S.ssIiag-
lie makes use o. universal IOTANTC remedies 70
Caion-i or other dele arious drugs are used. Persons
from a distaacs desiring advice and medicine. will
send . general des,. .rtioH Of the Urine. with 4 correct
statement OF the cause and origin OF the disease, and
a general history OF symptoms, Wit. name. are, ETC.
all communication must he addressed 70
CLARK & SAN0S.
Aug. 10. -. jamestown. Mercer Co. p
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Call at SteBaTt 6 GGSsey's,
10. % Market St, Warren. o.

20. % Market St, Warren. O.
and see orr new s;oct osHATs & CAPS jas. reesiy-
e.. al Ct tae htes; style, aa5 Tery cheap
THE BONNER HAT. E1T gere
al eOisrs. very nice t-'f
THE MORPHY HAT.
Al eo!e.s. very chsssy.
THE WEBSTER HAT. u
For ambitious nan
THE EVERETT HAT.
Mum, Vernon isl.
THE y. Y. LEDGER HAT.
Sy!yauus Coob J-I.of-ish.
THE KANSAS HAT.
Border R.f1aa ish.
BLACK CASHMERE HAT:
Oae case-bes, kind.
PALM LEAF i STRAW HATS,
very Cheap.
BONNET RUCHES.
Al kinds and qualities.
HOPED SKIRTS,
The cheapest in tie world.
ENAMELLED TRAVELLING BAGS.
All priees.
CARPET BAGS & SATCHE 5.
All kiut5-
KID GLOVES,
View staek-bez; qualify.
Isle, COTTON IL SILK GLOVES
All LiEIs.
MITTS. -
Hong AMI -hsr,, from ~. per pairua
PARAsOLS,
E=T stock and A-;sst ssy,s.
CIRCLE COMBS.
Uaa.a Eulserj very eLe.r.
SUSPENDEES. COMBS. BRUSHES,
RES BUTTONS. iSs.SEEDIES.P PAPER,
STArioNAEY. PENCILS. LNyEloPEs. .~4BHEt-
LAS, LADIES * GENTS HOSE
AIT RAILS HOSP
AL cslors and ~qraliie7; AMI four rh.rssnd osnrr att
en- bar aac constantly arriving. whtsl as 1G=r-d
very Cheap both AZ NhsieFgts ard Es-aii -
no. - LAEz1sF &TEEE--
TaRt4S. 01I1
E-B. F1Stss- parfislls-s asr. sex
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HARVEY LANES ESTATE

IL Notice is hereby given that the subscriber "a,
been appointed and ~qUeli1ed as Administrator on ,ss
Estate OF Harvey lane. late Of Trumbg!i Conutv- -
ceased. FRANKLIN SI0wE
Bracevills, Sept. =. IsSe.-3x 4Imis.sr.Lor.
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NHERIFF'S SALE.
Jonas Foster and wifel
vs. In TrumbuII Com. Pleas.

vs.. In Trumhull Com. Pleas
John Battles.
By virtue Of an Order OF Sale in the above entitled
cause, issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumhull County. ohio, and TO me directed and 1eliv-
cred. j have levied OH ard shall expose to Public sale.
at the door Of the Court House IN Warren, in said
County, OF
Saturday. the 9th day Of Scptember. 1859.
beta cen the hoars OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and ( o'clock.
p. OF said day, the following described Real Estate
TO wit: Situate in WeaIheTshrli Township, number
three in the third range OF townships in the Connect
lieut. Western Reserve, in the State Of Chic, and which
is also in the County OF Trumbull, and is known by
the north half Of lot number ten in tract number six.
teen, ia the Great Salt Spring tract as surveyed by
Ezekiel Hoover, being the land contracted to Thomas
Bristol. and by said Bristol to Josiah Dunlap. and
from said Dunlap to said defendant, aui bounded as
follows: Commencing at the northwest corner Of said
lot. thence 40 IS chains and IL links TO a marked
post; thence north So AZ east 81 chains and l. links
to a pest on the east line; thence north 3O' west Is
chains 10 links to the northeast corner; thence south
~ 49, west ~ chains % links. to the place Of begin
ming; containing sixty two (69) acres and twenty eight
and one half rods, he the same more or less.
Appraised at t~hiTty-two dollars and city cents per
acre. TERAs-Cash Oh the day Of sale.
A. b. LYMAN. SHERIFF.
Sherid's Office. Warren. August 81, lS59 -5w
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saturday. the 9th day Of sc,tember 1859.
FRANKLIN HOLCOMB'S Estate.

l. Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administratrix on the
estate OF FRANKLIN HoIcoIab, late Of Gustavus. trim
bull County. decreased. MARY J. H0LC0MB.
Gastavus, August -. ISJ0.-3sF
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Gem gataligenfr.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

Posr OFFICE. WARREN, ONO,
July LIST. 1859.
vounrstopn daily, arrives 3 p m. leaves II = m.
CierstaRd, do do II an do 2pm-
Salem, do do do am
Sharon, arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. i0Z a m Leaves
same days at p m
W. GrceHuslte. arrives Mon We'd Fri = n Leaves
Tues. Thurs SAT at Tx a m
GreensbBrgk. arrives Tues d Sat by P m. Leaves
Mon. < Thurs. at > = m.
N. Blo0mf eld. arrives Wed. Sat by Up m Leaves
Tues. a. Fri atSam
Pennington. arrives Tues. L Sat. by le m. Leaves
Mon. & Fri at l2 m
Canton. via Duck Greek. Hannah's Mills. &C.. arrives
Frid avs at s D m. Leaves Saturdays AT ( a m.
III Nails which leave at or before s a m-- ATE closed
the preceding evening at 9 p m All others are clo-
sed half an hour yrevious TO their densrture.
T. L. WEBB P. NJ.
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S0Q WILL PAY FOR BOARD and
S-O Tuition for the Fall Term at the Eclectic
Institute, at Hiram.
A Teachers Class will be formed and conducted
with special reference to the preparation Of Teachers
for their work.
Term begins Tuesday. Aug. 9th, and continues IL
weeks. J.. A. GARFIELD.
June 90, IS59-Gss Principal
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September Appointments, 1853.
E H. SANDS, VI. d.,
DATHOGENETIC l.. URIPATHIC
4 pT.v-V~rNr ~ .-nrrn,r

Tor the firm Of Clark i Sands, JaRsStorA. Pal
GradEate, in lSI3, OF the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons OF the City Of New York, and fifteen years
experience in the treatment Of Acute and Chronic Dis
eaS-S-;ea years in the City Of New York. Two years
experience IN that immense hospital Tor The treatmeu
oil DISEASES Of every grade and character.
THs CITY HOSPlTAL OF VIEW X
About 2,6od cases OF Medical sad Surgical Diseases
come annually under the treatment OF the Ply siciaGs
and Surgeons Ct this Insti:ation.
BR siNBS was n urpii Of .aS late Dr.. SWEET. Pro-
tessHr Of DISEASES Of tie L1Hgs TO the City Hospital.
and TO the University Of the City of New York: alss.
Student and Assistant Surgeon under those greet and
successful surgeons. John Watson and A W. Stevens,
OF the City Hospital Of New York
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TVEALvu or ANEEEGss w0aGy.

IL Frea GsT 7 Deity Nelrs, CzditoriaIl
We desire % call attention % letter isom II. Joslrs
Bridge. on 'E=sith 81 sure-.tsl son On. in anoshsr
column He trestS The s--jsct IN 81 able manner, AID
his sail AID Est.csl Judgment may be r-iel Z; On.
Fre7 re E,5-ry Essair@ Ez5--ss.
WZrshaI's Uterine Clth,ficoa has p owed % ie fltv
as vst1shle rs il is claimed to BE- Ia many severe t->tI
Hair > medical E~eEtl--eE and Clae-s- tr. b-is,ess
a reg1.ar physician cf very i9s ~:ta;umelt<. = u4n -
great judgment Sui dsefl4.rat.3-, tG- cons al
highly successful p-acttiGne-. in at : sesss3, esf.-
Chilly th0s- q women 81 e~-rLlr-u-
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IlAE2z-l's J-3zEE C-s-aoaT5cE.
"a u-Ael; 2::1-'y oGe-cd az 2 ~rilisnI- remedy 'q- ~
tlose SouPiail;s 70 81 "a every v-a-- Is t-.-.y.e.d
that - th.uk, tax sr ~orS becomes a.-. seucr- -
sII-siEg, If Hs IL iEDossijiH q. Ac5rc cihe-r,k-t
uitutS Tor which Tire tr-.gtc . i7H r-E.-r, is thu
SA'iiag of the WoaH. ~ -. Suppressed I-i=-a1r
or Painful NrIs:-c.iioU, ..a7-iag, taEil.r-Go-. srI
Diseases O. TIE his.sys or -r.fss 5--uf- G,.-'.st.
or lucon.in-aea o. TINE, i-s.tssrl. -rstgr4tss.
Nervousness. f~a'Et'rEs. FI'risaticrs. CISrspf. as-
u1rbrd @ie-r. aEd Al. ,rplaies, orgaaic or sy-laraei.e.
connected ~iih the utrriaE organs
Ladies' Who are troubled sth sny oFtNs sS"~s sy=5-
toms, or with Spine Liver eT Lag csupls;p.s s. a.e
invited 20 address DR.. bRr1Sg. Will :rIi csGausnca
that they viii end relief. 1i&rs5ciIs Ct-rire Cs,neii-
con IS Eot q quacs retic.ue. I1t lis ih-rsaivats nass
heen made kuoEn 70 the Medical COLLEGES. md tA-y
are at the service D. aa5 r-specsl.lr pAysIci.u n tEs
country. -
The Price - -Ha-sSarrs C-crire Cqttoscsa i CHs
DsAIr GGG = EaJ per SsasIs Ss.ie.
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CLOTHS. BLACK DOEsKIN and
T FGAL, NOTICE.

Il George ". HoIeon6. GlarIi2nl
Of Nelson CHAPMAN,
vs..
Lorenzo Chapman, Almon Chapman.
William Chapman, Austa Chapman,
Laura Chase and James W Chase.
her husband, Mary Clark and David
Smiley, her Guardian. Edgar Chap
man and Olive Chapman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-13
Wood for the Next Year,

Winter is the time to prepare your stock
Of wood for the coming year True, some
may pick W sold rails and other bits oil
wood that will do for summer use, but your
great dependence will be from the wood lot
We are not going to di>cu>s the question,
whether it is most economical to draw the
wood sled-length and chop 1t at the door, or
whether 1t is best to to cut it'into cord-wood
III the woods, and then haul it TO the house.
You may take your course about that, but
what we argue is. that you get your years
supply of wood in the winter. There is no
otnct part Of the year when you can as well
spare the time for this work Besides, the
ODD of winter braces your nerves to endure
the fatigue Of chipping, and the work il
done with greater comfort than it could be.
during the facilitating season Of spring or
summer heat. And above all, you want
your wood ready to cover, or house from the
changes OF weather incident to the seasons.
If to be used in a stove, cut aud split it OF
suitable length, and size for that urpose
AMI let it partially season out doors before
packing it under cover, especially if it is tn
be housed in close building. In such Il
case, it is better to let it remain out till sur.
face seasoned, which will seldom be before
the first or middle of May. If you pack
away in your WOO house too soon, it will re
tain dampness and be much injured thereby
If you have not sufficient room in your wood
house for your years supply of wood, Lei
that which remains out, be so pel that you
can roof over with boards lai I in such way
as to protect it from rains.
Some people cut and cord their wool il
the woods, and allow i, to remain there til
the next fall Or winter--a practice that W,
do not recommend if shelter can be provide,
for 1t.
Wesay, therefore, cut and house your woot
for the next years use, during the winter
and spring. BY so doing you will not only
add greatly to your comfort, but will make t
more profitable Investment than when yol
loan your money at seven per cent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-13
Che Farmer.
Plans for thu Next Season.


Now is a good time for farmers to f1rr
plans for next seasons work. You usual
have leisure during the winter, AMI more o.
less time Is spent in evening visits, soc'a
chats among neishbors; and if you thin
over your plans, AMI talk them over with
those of skill and success in conductin
farming atf,irs, you will fad yourselve
bltter prepared to begin next years farming
than those will, who neglect thought abou'
the future.
Some of the plans which suggest them.
selves to your minds, may be founl on com
parison, to be unworthy OF trial; Or tie,
may need modifying, chang ng in some way
as tn, experience Of 50 ne Of yol; nsisl5)r3
will suggest.
Talk over, also different modes Of prepar-
ing and cultvlting your soils fer different
crops. Agtaie the subject Of deep culture
of undertaking, and of suriace-draining
where deep draiuing cannot Immediately be
done.
Look over that swamp, and see if you call
not dtan it, and thereby improve the qmI ty
of its grass, AMI prevent your cattle from
miriny, as they attempt to travel over it il
the fall or spring.
E.tinatc, as well as you can, the amount
of manures you will need, and strive to pro
duce all that will be requisite for the good Of
your crops. Cart a few 10 IDS Of mac'l from
the swamp, ami mix in with the Dropping
from your stables; save your lelcacl and
your ahlelchel ashes, AMI apply them to yont
land. Do not throw away bones, wooden
rags or any refuse matter, which accumuIates
about your house or burn. They all have
some tertllizius property, and should be usc.l
to enrich your soils. Bones may be burnt ;
but refuse pieces Of cloth, Old rags, cast oil
shoes, &c, should 60 in with the mass, and
be mixed with soils during the process Of
their decomposition.
Consider, also, whether some different ami
better tools than those you now have, could
not be advantageously used in some branches
of your husbandry. We have no faith in
every new invention; but there are improve
mcns IN farming implements, and you ought
to avail yourselves of these improvements,
whether they pertain TO the saving Of labor,
or to the better cultivation of your soil
Lay your plans then, we say duri y the
present season OF comparative leisure; talk
them over with your neighbors, and let them
be well maturel against the approach OIL
spring, SO that what then remains, viii ouly
be the execution o such plans as ordinarily
secure the best results.