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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-15
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State of Indiana. Randolph
County, - =.
In the Randolph Circuit Court, Spring
Term. A. D.. 1851.
Jacob Ehrgood.
". Petition for Divorce
Mary l. Ehrgoodl
ZONES TOW the said petitioner, by
. Peelle & Ncif. his attorneys. and 6lcs
the affidavit OF disnterested person, by
which il Is rhown that said Mary K. Ehr-
good If not resident Of the State Of lndl-
ana. Notice is therefore hereby given 10
said Mary L. Ehrgood. that unless she per-
'onally be aud appear before the Judge Of
this Court en- the Cd day of the next Term
thereof, 10 be holden IT the Court House in
Winchester, on the ID Monday Of March.
sol and then and there TO answer or de-
nur 10 said petition. the same will be heard
Ind determined in her absence.
Oct 30, 1850. HENRY H. NEFF. Ci'k.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-15

An Irishm an. who was very near
sighted, about TO fight duel.
insisted tina. he should stand six
PAGES nearer his antagonist than the
other dill 10 him, and that they were
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-15
P o { L A m ALTON
A DAY OF THANKSGIVING.

In conformity with time honered usage
of my predecessors In the Executive office.
hereby designate and appoint
THURSDAY, November Goth
next, as day Of public Thanksgiving and
PRAYER Throughout, the State, and recon
mend that the people of the state on that
day abstain from their ordinary secular pur.
suits. close their usual places of business.
and unite in a thanksgiving 20 Almighty
God fpr the many blessings we have receiv-
ed AT Ills hands.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the
state of Indiana, az Indianapolis.
this 22i day of October. Ia the
H.. s. year Of our Lord One thousand
Eight Hundred aud sixty.
ABRAN A. HAMMOND.
n. Al.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-15

Tur OIprsr Man N rue STATE
Putnam County has in her limits n
man aged onr hInired ansl ten years.
IL lives in Meainey Tovnshi7--is a
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-15

Young people contemplating mar
riagc should ever be careful not to
make delusive impressions upon each
ofhek' "a minds. Do Your counting in
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-15

1t will be peculiar satisfaction. says
the Chicago Tribune, to the Republi-
cans of Illinois to know that Mr.. Lin
coin has carried his own city and
country; that, in spite of the detrac-
ton Of his enemies, his neighbors,
who know him best, have testified
their respect for his spotless personal
character and his eminent ability. By
giving him their suflrages. In 1856
Sangamos county. on Governor. gave
a Democratic majority of 2SI; in 1853.
it gave a majority Of 3i2 fofthe Dem
.ocratic candidate for State Treasurer.
1t now gives round 100 for honest
Old Abe.
Never was there field more fierce
~ contested than Sangamon county,
and never have candidates character
and fitness down him better service
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For the Journal.

For the Journal.
WINCHESTER, Nov. IL, 1860.
B. L. DIGGs-Dcar .Sir:-At a
meeting of the Masonic Lodge, of this
place. it was made my duty to furnish
you with q copy of the following
resolutions for publication in your
excellent Comfy paper:
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Notice.

1AOQ4NSo
TVHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Lake Erie & Pacific R-R. Comp my,
are hereby notified 10 meet at Masonic Hall
in the village of CAMBRIDGE, County of
Wayne, oil the Eth day Of December, A. ID.
1860, at IL o'clock, NJ, of said day to elect
Seven Directors
for said Company to serve for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of such other
business as MAJ be necessary.
L. Q. RAwsoS,
ALEx- WHITE,
G.. B, Rusn,
TEMPLE BEEsos, : Directors.
n. l.. PAYsE,
Gro. p. EDDY,
JoHS D. Far,
WINCHESTER, Nov. Is, 1860. I'd
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nov. Is 3m
Administra tors sale Of
REAL ESTATE.

of the estate Of Caleb Odle, decd,
will sell, on the
25th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1850.
at public cutlery, Of not sold before at pri-
vate sale,) at the court house door in the
town of Winchester, Randolph County. In
diana, all the right, title and interest of said
deceased in the following real estate, to-
wit:
The undivided one eleventh part Of the
west part of the north east quarter of sec
ton seventeen, township twenty-one, of
range fourteen, and the east part of the
northwest quarter of section seventeen.
town and range aforesaid, being one hun
dred and thirty three acres more or less.
The terms of sale are, one-third of the
purchase money to be paid on the day of
sale, one-third in nine and the residue in
eighteen months from the day of sale. The
purchaser will bs required to give notes for
the deferred payments with approved secu-
ritv, waving valuation and appraisement
laws, with interest from date. When tie
proper court confirms the sale so made, the
purchaser will receive a deed for said real
estate by executing thereon mortgage to
secure said deferred payments, the cost of
making and recording the same to be paid
by the purchaser. JAMES G.. RoBERTs.
Nov Is, 1860. Admir-
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Notice

rs hereby given that the undersigned has
this day been appointed administrator
Of the separate estate of Thomas 5. Bunch
deceased, late of Randolph County, Ind
Said estate is probably solvent.
l.. d. BuycH.
Nov II, 1860. Admir-.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-15

"rrarvsAx ssKur Is a Seiuf'ea 81 f,efef-
tde Of Iron. new discovery IN msaieihe
and strikes a the root of disease by pro
ducing LssifLy blood the fouree o. all vital.
isy In the human organism !" For sale ~
~ a Raf9@a
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-15

For more than thirty wears have ! suite
Cd greatly from Dyspepsia and files. iia''
tried various medicines without benen,.r
In January began with the fEkusisS
SYRUP, and b, the use of three bott~
ana perfectly cured of both DssPsps.s ana
Piles. My general health Is nov all 'ha'
can desirc IL.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-15

The 9Th Congressional District gives
the following majority for lion.
Abraham ;reo'u.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-11-15

Ills home was at Springfield. out in Illinois,
Where he'd long been the pride of the men
and the boys;
But &c LEFT his white house with no sign of
- regret,
For he knew that the people had another
TO let.
n; ~ Er
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-20
9aper Banging ano apboIstsrp

EARPETINGl CARPETTNG
0CANT'N AATTlNtS, white ans checi: OIL CIiTH-
OF all widths, from to Is feet VELVET ANDBRi SSElS
81 " Tapestry Ingram. Ingram Comm H. Wool Cotton
IAN ana Rag Cntpetng Hearth, Rugs raror and lool
a,S Iahle and Piano CnvcrS tti0manS Stair Rod.
WIN everything perIaina FIRST class Carpet Ils,
io-, . - . &. = GRlFFlTHS,
ap2l t No. Z W. Raitmorr st'crt, near lay street
WALTER CROOK. JR..
~ No. 220 BALTIMORE STREET, NEAR CHARLES
""id ca attention t. his large wesceccd stock OF
WALL PAP RS. ~ "
LACE, MUs LIN AND
,, $500 NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
GILT AND TRANSPARENT SHADES
"
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Ky ETR.ny T. C1
Jell IS GIBSON co, Auctioneers

o. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
w iiII CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY The IN
rA< iersgned will expos" nublic ucon at the TX.
Gtnse Sales Rooms on TUESDAY, the Goth day of June,
~, II THAT r!ECE OR PARCEL. OF GROUND lying in
an Guy OF Baltimore being Lot No Sc the plat filed
rInt me proceedings of in the High Court Of
io,y IN which Charles Mayer and others
y, ana Charles Miller defendant. which lot
81 SITUATE on the west side of Charles street, south
i onrd fronting thereon twenty-five feet ana running
hhck Onr hmndred and FORTY frnt Innr. or - - .7
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AN ANNUITY Of $l525, payable semi annually on the
lst o. pril and Octohcr in each year su from lot Of
ground fronting II feet the side Of Light street. he
ing the southern half OF house No 81 Light street
TermS-'ne fourth cash, AID the balance in three equal
payments in four egl and twelve months with interest
thu credit payments to he secured by endo sed
satiSfi' tiCn OF the Trustee
ic5-2aw2w&tS & T WALLIS. Trustee
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-20

ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES situate
on the east side Liberty street, joining and north of
te United Fire kngi House fronting Is feet Liberty
street with depth of about = feet i'm proved by story
fnrk DWELLING and Back Building. having rty walls
IN common with Il adjoining houses, and alley feet
inches lde under the northern portion, in with
the adjoining hOuse This lot subject with
Others to ground rent OF SO So which its
proportion Is SIS and is renting for 1900 per aunum
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.Hleta!s. Aar0@arf. G.t.
HARDWARE

Would respectfully solicit the attention OF Cabinet makers
MachinistS and others their and well
OF HARDW ARE, TOOLS &c adapted to every branch OF
mechanical trades comprising in part large
herman, English and American Locks, CaStorS, Hinges
Bolts &c Patent WrenchrS O al kinds Gas Filters Ply
Wrcnchrs and longs, AL of which offered at the
prices and on the most favorable terms m
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TalIOrs.
IL r. b A A K f f.

aAR. BAAKEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES
Special attention given TO all chronic diseases CouGfs,
Group, CONSUMPTION, INFLUENZA, ASTHMA, BRoNCHIrs ali
diseases of the NOSE, Mourn THROAT LUSGs; all SKIN
DISEASES of every description successfully teaelum-
rga Paralysis Epilepsy Commissions, Dyspepsia Dys-
entery Dfarrhea The very worst caseso PlLss cured
short time; also of the stomach Liver and Bowels There
many diseases incidental women aud children which
given by letter r Baakcc can produce one fboussnd
certificates of his perfect success in curing
CANCERS, OLD SORES, OR ULCERS, HIP DISEASES
FISrULA OF EVERY DESCRIPTI6N.
SCALD HEAD, VEINS, POlYPUS OF THE NOSE OR
in ANY OTHER PART OF THE BODY,
TUMORS AND SWELLINGS
every descriptions and without the knife, or any
surgical instruments. These last named diseases cannot
cured by correspondence, therefore such patients must
DR. Baakee has made discovery of "FLUID,n that
will produce absorption of the "CATARACr" and restore
permanent vision to the Eye without to the knife
EYES AND EARS
are successfully treated without the of the knife
die. Dr. Baakee has constantly on hand his Office very
extensive assortment OF beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
TYhP1NUiS, or EAR DRUMS,
which suitable for either and all agrs-insered
five minutes. EAR TRUMPETs of every descriptions also
every variety of artificial articles known in the woclda
ARTIFICIAL HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow AttaClTAen ARTIFICIAL FEET.
with the Ankle Leg and Knee lint attachment
These articles perfectly lra pied
All kinds of FruSses for HERNIA Rapture every de-
scrptOn for either and TrusseS particularly adapted
of itGes III weak condition. also for those with PRuLAP
of the most celebrated and siIlrul
physicians and surgeons living. His fame is known
personally IN every principal city OF the word.
All letters directed To Dr. Baakce contain ten cents
to pay postage and incidental expenses All Chronic Diseases
can he treated by correspondence those
which Will require his personal supervision
as-ohce Hours, from A NJ to- P ~ ,r,,,,,
Office. 7O4 Broadway, few doors above Fourth street
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AND IREMl~ES uated the SIDE of Howard
street ing the third, fourth, and fifth orth of
Lombard Stree, each house having 10 inches
on Howard street by depth of "A inches alley
on the south SdG IN cGmm3n with the adjoining property,
improved by illkEE THREE story BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES, with BaCS Bull iings and the centre house hav
ing arty-wals in common with the adio ing houses The
three "s are Jointly subject to ground of SIG per
will he sold separately
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The terms of sale arcOnethrd On the day Of sale
ana he balance in three equal Mt G. IL and IS
months with interest, the credit payments secured hy
promsory notes endorsed the satisfaction the under
Slgned The terms of lease that the party leasing shall
enter INTO covenant to cti0n
hui dngs the grounddeased within year from the date
Of the lease, and To complete the within wears
thererom and all other particulars the asses
must contain the provisions usually in leases for ninety
nine years in the city OF Baltimore
JOHN STEWART, Committee, &c,
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AMDlrt Sslgs
BY j. IL. CANNON,

D rANr,toN "' !" '4'NNON'
j. '-'0-' cRNEPAZ AUCTJoYFpp
No liS E,T FAYE1TE STREET,
naynR taken the uiicr der dwellings No los tay
who may y VIII pId to See my friends ana AL lGGsf
attention to all sales which may he rusted my care
Of Furniture of families declining housekeeping. Also,
Fnfee and other Sales of Houses Lots Farms, &C. at the
0ts,.s J. b. CANNON, Auctoneer,
NV (:TR%31y :, ,,,I
! ME- u v "a ALUABLE DWELLINGS ON SAINT
public a &h4E s FAdsHS shs1 o o
builder "a v, SOh instant at ocleck p NJ Tor the
Xxx s ~ on the side Of st. Paul street heing the
III These a"" b 81 sn houses north OF MADISON
eria and viii bar cca cxamnaSn Tb y are he re-
ready sold for the vaur 0fcnants Of The FIVE a.
emooltd IN ire con rucon Of these houses They car NOT
q They have p feet inciea wSinRts I a4e a
'3IeeG dep Of lot l2i iee to a 20 feet alley.
They will he open daily FOR inspection.
Terms made known at sale
Jell IS GIBSON CO, Auctoneers
f o. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
H.iu CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY The IN
canse Sales Rooms, on TUESDAY the 18th day of June
the city Of tiHoE hk pAGEl Or M lying in
ec%%ms the IN pScGgdngs Of in die High Court Of
ground situate d m, Miller was defendant which lot
R Rad Io @n@ TS@m9 ssoq twenty-five and running
And also, ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEf ar CPoUND
the % ons ta an @ir a df % Uer % at
infhss norhw lrdy from he corner formed by the
side Of Charles stret which blaze of Ln IE WIN he west
onegd used running 6snc Sre s yS 5d Il gG G
said three Get alley and neary light angles to Uhiers
outline of Baltimore tow thence soufheaster bonnin
9tesecs the s6hwes corSer Of the ground conveyed by
lot four feet thence sonhcy the north sid Of uncrs
fra,, 't''S I"ehtNseNtn Iett ana SIN lncheS
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fOr SaIt.


IN FOR SALE.-A Brown MARE, siy
anteed sound and gentle Apply at No. GRoCtRs' FIX
CHaN"E. je19f
/ I'm FOR SALE.
( ~ FINE RIDING AND Driving HORSE,
under saddle Sold Ter Motaujt
ie6$ 81. Apply to iH n. HOWARD STREET
1.e FOR SALE.
1>c21 HORSE, DRhY AND HARNESS
my;2n No. G7 Exchange PIac..
TN FOR E.-FIRST-RATE SADDLE
- - AND CARRIAGE HORSE. viii he sol for no
sm hs %Eher having no further use for him Warar ted
TT?nad ana gentlr Apply st n. corner L st Falls and
EASTERN avenues my iu
Nv BLACK HAWK STALLION. BELONGING
20 to EIolins McKim, is offered for sale He is well
gated very gentle and pleasant under the saddle aud not
STREET Sac SPrE at Stable No. az r csti
%SMOCKING BIRDS CANARIES, PARROTS.
y SKY l4tRKS, and variety other BIRDS in GOOD
mrss colin. HENRY THOMAS,
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALES
- mICapaoG o. Weighing 300 pounds, in complete order.
Baltimore Daily Exchange my22tf
TWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BED
FOR SAIL" 'AA '"D 1''Ah"
Forp[yiate sale TWO very superior BILLIARD TABLES
min They are in perfect order with all the apparatus &c
NP mi21 to SANi' IL GoV :, Ba AaS6ioacsr
FNIRE APPARATUS FOR SALE
y One new four wheel HOS ECARRIA AGE, polished rae,
order. Apply to John RODGERS Il son,
Fire Engine Builders.
nFf No.iS y. High
ENOR SALE-A to l0-horSe Steam Enrinp
also MACHINES for splitting and dressing hoops, with
iSo small lct Of beer and and ngall0n kegs Enquire
OF go. W. 5. CROSS,
mh2otf Corner Of East Falls and Eastern Avenue
M lLCH COWS,
Iva . Cows and Calves iuys AL. bv
MORLING & son,
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C R f F RIGFn

6 sANFoRp's PATENT %o
sELFvENTIL ATiNG AAHIlEuYNC. r
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IN recommending the .1rctic RfrGeTaoT THIS 10
purchasers do min Np,uSHGi coHfdeHcc, fccii
&i Cd that 'oH Ejre The most PJect 81 ifrc'ioR Dur
ing the lnnTneSt days IF last Summer, governmental in
r'LS NTH ms RefrjgsrGfoe tested others, and
its "nony n ice and Prcsrr1ijre qualities hare
been eq1
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81. GENERAL AUCTIONEER
No ltS V EST FAYE1TE STREET,
- Between Charles and Liberty streets.
aVlnR taken the Oi;iCr der my dwelling, No los ay
cue street, viii h. pleased to my friends and ali those
VINO may have business IN my line shall give especial
~ tfHlon 10 all sales which may he ruSed TO
anu VIII personally attend to the an%ement and selling
~ uthture OF families declining housck eepinR. Also
uee ana other Sales Of Houses, Lots, Farms &C, at the
Exchange the premises
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Killing Potatoes.

The old practice of killing up corn
and potatoes, il discarded by the best
cultivators. Still, there are some who
yet cling to the old ways, that might
be of benefit in wet and humid eli
mate, where q necessity exists for rails
ing the plants up out Of superabun-
dant moisture. But in q climate like
ours, where ng-continued drouths
parch up the earth, as they frequently
do in many sections. the fiat culture,
with paintings on or below the surface
is the better plan. Where the soil is
well underdrained or SUBSIDIZED, pota-
toes planted below the surface, with
ont any killing, succeed the best In
such situations, the superabundance of
rain passes down through the earth,
leaving its amonia and other agents
for the benefit of the growing plants,
while in the dryest weather the roots
Of the plaLts. seek food so deeply in
the generous soil, that they keep in a
vigorous condition. - Rural NeW
Yorker.
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BOOzer's Union hardware and
Cutlery House.
LAMBERTVTLTF - :,

TNHE subscriber would hereby iufor,, a. -;
gems of Lambertyille and vicinity ~. ~ ~
still continues to sell all kinds of Goods ss ~
rally kept in a Hardware Store. Cno,esy 1ne
will find q fresh and well selected stool :,
Nails, Planes, Varnish, Oils, Turpentine Glass
Putty, Burning Fluid, Camphene Spades shoy.
els, Hoes Forks, Augers, Saws, Files, Wrought
and Cast Hinges, Mortics, Janus, Face and Rim
Locks, Screws and Bolts; . large assortment Of
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Shoe Findings, liar
ness Mountings Carriage Curtain Cloth, from
IA to Ga, Lace and Fringe Curtain Lining
and general assortment of Carriage Makers
Trimmings. Also, Red Sole Leather French
and American Calf Skins and Moroeco's, Call
cine Plaster, Plastering Hair, and Newark &C.
ment.
Undertakers are particularly called to exam.
inc his stock before purchasing elsewhere, for
particular attention has been taken to keen
that department supplied with the newest pat
terms of Silver and Metallic Coffin Screws, and
Sind Plates, Hinges, Handles, Lace and Silver
Mouldings, &C., &C. Likewise Futon's Patent
Coal Lamp and Coal Oils.
would thank my friends and acquaintance
for their past favors and would solicit their in
dnence in future. Please give us q call, at the
corner Of Union and Coryell Streets
j. +. B0OZER.
Nov.9, 1859. ".
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To KEEP PRESERVES. Apply the
white of an egg with suitable brush,
to single thickness Of white tissue
paper, With which cover the jars,
overlapping the edges an inch or two.
When dry the whole will become as
tight as drum To prevent jams,
preserves, &C., from granting, q tea.
spoonful Of cream Of tartar must be
added TO every gallon Of the1 jams or
preserves.
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gnlg Is
AqrifmltMral.


We are frequently asked, . Are coal
ashes any benefit as q manure That
they are some benefit there con be no
aoubt. Numerous analyses of coal
ashes have been made We have now
before us an analyses Of ashes from Sc
ven different kinds Of coal. They vary
considerably in composition, but on
an average contain about 45 per cent
of silicn, 40 of alumnia and oxide of
ron, u of sulphate Of lime or plas-
Ter, 2 of magnesia, and Of phosphoric,
acid
Commercially, coal ashes have no
value as manure But still they are
worth something, andought not to be
thrown away We have seen them
M produce quite o marked effect on grass
land-perhaps as much from their ac-
tion.es from any other cause. On stiff
clay lands, they are beneficial by rem
deting the soil more friabe and perne-
able to atmospheric influences.
It is said they are as good as top
dressing for lucern and red clover
They are frequently mixed with night
soil for the purpose of absorbing un-
pleasant odors They are often en-
ployed in the garden, more for the pur-
pose Of forming walks and to prevent
the rayages of mice, than as a manure.
Covering early sown peas with coal
ashes is said to forward their growth,
as they have tendency to absorb and
retain heat from the sun. An expert
enced gardener informs US that he uses
coal ashes for checking the too rapid
fermentation of manure in hot-beds,
and regulating the heat For radishes,
on rather heavy soil, coal ashes are
very beneficial.
In the Gardeners 1EagGsine. vol.
II, page 400, an experiment is given
where coal ashes were sown on q row
of turnipS which produces heavier
crop than another row MANFRED with
well-rotted dung. -Genesee Farmer.
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