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SEE BEDFORD OIL MARKET.

DGTics tn pas; week no transactions have taken place in
sperm oil 10 this market, although there has been inquiry In
whale oh 1000 brfs handsome. has been sod in Fairhaven. IN
derstooI al jOc = gal. a sale = reported q 500 bTis in New
London % within the range u +Jc to Sc In whaiebDue
1000 rs OcfoEsk has been sold On private terms
The Nev YORK SAlDiHg List reports sales in that city, last
week. u 1DO0 bis whale oil on private terms, and 100 do COM
mon. NJ fc = gan Sperm oil Is quiet but held firmly with =
sale q 100 brs - : 1 - LOO gals elephant oil was sold at
ale, : months WhzisbOue cor inues very Erm- with a good
demand for export prices gradually tending upward Sales
1900 tbz south Sa for home use. at sc AMI for expert 1900
IL do. Use 1000 rs Ochotsk, 5sc ~ Sic $500 rs do SIC a
So and $500 North West Coast Sc. cash
IN san Francisco. 500 gals sperm oil d the WGueiefs cargo
were sJH at 81 30 y gall, cash, and 5000 gals Coast Whale oil,
At soc
FoRzGS OIL MAEksrs--At LoaI1u 27th Jan, Ash OILS we're
steady sperm hal advanced % COS
A. Hayr- 25:h Jan, oils were without activity in the demand,
Lh- sales consisting % only 5000 iii seal oil to arrive. at 81 f.
~ So al, duty pail IN EhlIebou=. uotgui-tSnIingt the reluc-
tion % the import duty 70 r. Q p f1 XII, instead Of r. 50 a
formerly, no transactions - importance had taken place during
tie weekly. b. Standard. FEB. 10
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tlral limits, enters = territory that does not he
long 70 il. and must come in conflict with one or
other. if not with all Of the religious denomina-
tions; and not ONLY 50. but must recognize aud
sanction by implication. the most conflicting and
l4muable heresi-s. even those II the hastily Nor
mon. Beyond protecting every subject in his
right 70 worship God according 70 the dictates OF
his own conscience, the best service any secular
government can render the religious element
i to leave it to take care Of itself: and .'hands
of, should be our motto here
The separation Of the sexes into separate
schools is a hvorite idea with our n~eighbor. He
thinks the course pursued here fundamentally
wrong in this respect. but he has produced no
good authority or sound argument 70 prove his
position.
The practice Of different countries. and even Of
different parts Of the same country. varies in this
matter. The Scotch are pioneers in the work IF
popular education. and in their schools, almost
universally. the sexes are taught together. In
all country districts and Villages in the United
States, the same course : pursued. and the best
educators Of tLat country favor 1t. as may he
sen. by reference 70 an article published in this
Journal. a year y more ago. One % the speakers
there referred 20. E.hrid-e Smith. PRINCIPAL Of the
Norwich Academy. stated a. follows
Is t best ;aa; ~ ;l- ~-h1rl-,on he sexes should he min
gid during the period COL: tl=r -lucsr.a2 Being narrowed
down 20 tals point, We mich. almost consider the question set
-ai; fr ,Ee burden - proof certainly --> upon those wag would
d~isaTlrgv- o:tL- EDUCATION % the s=N-stC---h-r. II I'm general
iut=-calE~= - The aT=siL=. around the family altar. In tha social
meeting. in th= House q Col. Z cv=rywhar- esa- re sexes are
brought together. not Only without harm. hut with great aivau-
tl-e. u his mutual Intercourse Is uot only ug- hurtfrl. but ah-
comes home with very great fr-- 90 my own mind confess
~i;h res.s;,sss ~ sLocli they be separated in te
s-h-lryom -
This is a fair specimen of the sentiment Of New
England on this subject. 1t Is founded on sound
philosophy. long experience. and common sense;
and II Is a. applicable ON the Hawaiian Islands as
anywhere in the world. We have had many
capable and successful teachers during the last
forty years. but We are not aware that any of
them have uttered 4 complaint against the min
Cling Of the sexes in the school-room, on account
Of any moral contamination arising thereirom
although all admit, that there are often adyan-
tagas, on other accounts, in separating them.
where there are masses together, approachinrthe
age Of puberty, and especially in boarding
schools, where a separation is essential, as the
children arrive at the dangerous period referred
to. Some other points shall receive attention at
another time.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIy

prI Iz-Ssr Gr=raIiz1 ta1z N4pli=o1 III Cers, ron
Ca-aa- e. ra--= IT ilr=k1rs- SAILED slE- day
Iz-AE Ta ra-s ParlN- Hs-F---at, frl Cali: mia
Cast 100 ~ -a.r-- Arrived II ST. 1-- -"-
NHtl-- reported
IZ--ca yIs1a, Nal.s-1. IN Lafalas and port. on Ma-i.
Is-Am clipper ship Onr,s. Wool. - days from ~au
Fral--11. - r1--= ar H9lss1ag- sailed ire
sane day
Ig--1a Elu=lzmsaa Is. Kan. fro= ga
I5--es~- NarE--=t ald ks9ri Ana. from ports "a Kauai
If-Au chip tLa-- PL=ir-. Brown $50 days from N=~
Lllt.-- W.. caas % tH- HaEa.al STAN Na'--
a1-4sa Company
- An rh ship Nzs-azlzse---, Handy. from Lahaira
Ian % chip G. V Lar=al. E-u4-t,n- .. months
f-1l hone. 5J1 80 Goo bone
-5-=a Ez-rzr Aac--.- .-l. h1A---L- VIII % head ~
Is-sE KAN, Gal=E. from III, ~.L sugar AL no-
I5-sea IEzs., G-ssls.-, from K.i1--ad SazmTI- Nth
-l-1r AL ug's--=--
IG--.l E.---z. s1 k.-a- Hawai-. 18th native produce.
I1--1G ~. .-.. W-fh--d--. f-ru katu.Ei
Ian clipper --p H-lE Brigham Potter. 100 tons,
- Says .Eu s4I Fraac-51, 81 route nr baE-F-
LaaLL
lam zh ship Ezphra;es. Heath, from Lzha=., and
sailed same lsF-
Fish Hary. B=rr.. from EfEaia~- EEh live SICK.
l1->1l Lh,-l.. kaF--l- from NlIs s--- I1-u, sugar
AMI LJl-=---
I7-Ha~ Ing Her5. Won Hol!-. - days from ==u Fran
c~11. E-a merchandise o. Ma.cAers ! 60
IAN - ship Flt51-. SEi-n. from l.o- 80 iris, and
SAILED slme day fT OchlcE-
1.---l EuUa EllE-- Chad FI-Z. from k.lz- IaEaii-
I.--ch X lmli. WIUl-. from Eahuili and L4haila-
I5-Am sch OH Fellow CaHdsse, . daysfl : F.direet.
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@-op @-N-@f NNNt1b 49, 1'-'-b
Honolulu
You viii perceive by the above list that the c. " Morgan,
CAPT Hamilton, stands highest. she Is but 81 months from
home, las recruited, and sails to-day, 70 touch at your port,
~ith thfs epistIe from " Paul to the Romans" and when you
become acquainted Nth Capt IL you will not wonder At his
success il. tanning the briny monstrrs-
The bark Ohio, % v. b., 10 months from home, also arrived
on the 22t Feb, and has taken about $50 brts- sperm and whale
I'll. Capt. Baker, her commander, il another regular - brick"
a perfect Gentleman, respected and beloved by his officers, crew,
sd everybody who has the honor % his acquaintance, and I
fsfEE his s1rcessfs owing mostly 20 his visiting this port for his
supplies, IS he slEays does Capt %. il shipping his oil home
fFogn this port, which Of-rs good facilities In that line.
This port has improved very much within the las; year, IN
regaEI 20 the protection afforded 10 - masters Of EhaleEs," in
reaning their crews In former years, and especially the last,
dssertisEs became - freqGen: TIA, many vessels found Il too
-Iyeud i've and dangerous 10 return their visits. This thing has
no. f-sa entirely suppressed, or at Least 20 Tar as is possible TO
restrain sezmen from deserving. This change j. owing entirely
70 the euer<.tic measures adopted by our worthy Consul, Gen.
= c. BEkey- He has been but a short time With us-is from
- the oil Kentucky shore" 4 gentleman II the highest order Of
sX-sIene-, and \ worthy representative 81 tire American
Republic General Btakey took active measures az the COM
~ aEci-nt prestige. by causing laws and regulations TO be
adopted fer the prevention 81 this great evil, aud 50 far IS / am
happy 20 sag, has been successful. A deserving sailor Is nDw
SbHEtd 20 % foragc upon TIE enemy" no boarding house dare
rezive lin. as formerly, aad ia utter despair he il finally
obliged u throw himself upon the mercy q the Consul Of his
country.
The port regulation- aud charges have also been modified and
Lferzizet- Oil and other gods can now remain in the Bonded
Warehouse, and reshipped AZ the end Of one year Tith0Ht the
eEpcaEs If enc JaTthiHG 10 the ouHeTs thsTe9f-
The country . now in 4 stat q pace, with the exception d
Lgt!e spSniug with the Indians % tire SOUTH AMI in = hOurishing
condition. Provisions 4 all kinds ars abundant, and at reason
able cost Yours, &c, HAWAII
P.S-Feb. -. reported at Paita. whais-ship James LoDer,
CEp- RansiaIe, 49 sP, C6 VIII This SEASON.
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vessels Expected from Foreign Ports.

Am bark IL. Bush, will be due from Kanaga~a, Japan, in all
June
Am missionary brist. Morning star, Brown, due fr4m MARQUEE
sas in May.
An bari YANKEE. Loyett, will leave san Francisco about April
25th-Iue here May 5th 70 l2rh-
Am bark Comet. smith, gl leave Sau Francisco early IN May,
fsay 81 70 sh-ue here May l5ii % 22i-
Am ship samuel Robertson, Tab=T. sailed from Boston Jan. -,
with mdse % Il. p. snow
An steamer kuau-a. Bush, sailed from New London Jan ., -
ca nIiams * Co. Due May lt-
Am schO0u-r S.ttie Merrill. Brown. sailed from New York for
Honolulu. Dec. 22-dIe April . o. %
An bark Washington Ai-tou, "oots- from Boston sailed june
-. With assorted merchandise % e. Brewer & Co Re
ported at Falkland Islands Nov. 10, repairing Dec :. till
at Port Stanley
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IMPORTS.

Ekox S4s =EASCIsCO-PEE HERo, AFEIL Il
H. Hekf=d & Col case -haEls, ! eAsk bacon, 81 pkg,
groc1ies. I ca-- dry gcods-
:. Savftye-50b ores raisins, 3 cases cheese
J. c. SpaLIing-2S eases gin
Nes-r-- PooT-1 case and 1 bale dry gods
q Brewer 4 Co--lOo ors CEMENT, : bales buriaps-
J. IL Cote-So bags potatoes
WuczS. Richards & Cos bags tartcy-
q. G. Sder--IS stoves and fixtures
Ori-r-i oi beer.
FEoN SEv Lospos-per Chaz- Phelps, April I5-2+ tons
coal, $1,000 q boards, : bris and 10 half brts dried apples, ? esks
buttsr, s3 csss bread, % do pilot bread. i pkg- cheese. / ck
Goldfish. 5 casks -four, Z casks hams, IS bris pork, ! bxs tobacco.
: ShzRbosts. . cords WOOD, > sgrfboats, , boxes furniture, !
carriage, 20. prs SHOES, . bris cider, ~ wheeibarous, , pigs
-undl--.
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MEMORANDA.

" snip Charles PaSLDs- Brown. ryports-SpoEe. Jan :. ga
til Atlantic, : ht. II =, American clipper Buela VISTA 80
day from Bl=r,n, bound 20 san Franc-c1; saw her again 81
Cape Horn. Was y days getting round ;Ae Cape. Crossed
the equator in the Pacific in W. long. l2l Is.
II The French whal--shiP rue ce Reaass, which sailed
frm this pyE. IL Dec last, bound HON. has been condemned AZ
Tal-aLu1ug.
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VESSELS IN PORT-APRIL 10.

Am Clipper ship Syreu. Green.
Am ship Henry Brigham, Potter.
Am ship Charles Phelps, Brown.
HaE brig Hero, SOn BOlit.
Am bark ranc-s Palmer Patty.
Am bark D. Godfrey, Cook
Am brig COn-OTt, Kingston
Am sch Olivia. Hedfeld.
Haw. bark Gambia, -
wHsLERS.
Am wh chip Henry kneeland, Kelly
Am VIII ship Ocean. Clark.
HaE VII bark Harmony. Kelly
Oideuburg VII bark German. LubbeTs-
Oldenburg VII brig Kauai, Mammen.
HaE wh brig Victoria. Frh.
Ha~ VII brig Antiiia. Fenlf er-
Ha~ VII brig Aloha. S;o-yers.
Haw Eh brig Oahu. ROLES
Am wh bark IOnia, - laid up.
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LATEST DATES. received ut this once.
SHip-' Mails.

- <.y FzAs.lsc--T-r Franoa Ialn-r, We'd AT--2-
20 LsHAsA-fz Kan tbs day
p q E4rAs-r-- Jssurarr-. ais dar-
Ps H-r1-F@~ Lh.Ihl, hi. day
FHE r 80 arHA.-r-r Mar. tI- Day
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EXPORTS.

For vIcToEIa-per Kathleen April I7-s5 bags coffee, 692
pigs sugar, 90 kegs and al casks noissses, 3o bags -four, 2
bales blankets. s. bales pull, los kegs Ehiskey, IS esks brandy,
q oetaves port, Z do sherry, ) Cases vine, 5 pkgs sundrss-
For GrAso IsLAyns-per Josephine, April 1857 pkzs pro-
visions and suadries-raiae, 1880 o.
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NOT So.-In the New Bedford Mercury Of March
10, We find, in its column of news from the Sand
WITCH Islands, the following. credited to this piper

a CLIPPER WHALER.-The w~haleship C.. ". Nor
gan, Capt. Hamilton, formerly Of the bark PrudenD
made the passage from Talcahuano to Lahaina in SO
days, bringing adyices from Chile to March 8. No
one who knows Capt. u. vii, wonder that he succeeded
in taking 500 bJls. Of oil on the passage out from
home. He has been a subscriber to the Commercial
for three years past; herein, perhaps lies one 0: the
secrets Of his success, for We have no unlucky names
on our subscription list.
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PASSENGERS.

From sAS FslscTsco-p-r Henry Brigham, April iSJA
rosu-e1t, " II Th~fnz-
FOR yIcroEIA-psr Kathleen, April lT-H0n @ VI Robertson,
Capt Morgan. y A Despari, J A Andrew, RObt Harris
For GcISo Josephine, Aprl17-eremiah Potts,
sel smith, syI Smith, VIM Hamilton. ami 5 Haraians-
For JoHSsOs sL.sD-per Hsmehzmsha ", April III ii
Task. and 5 Hsraiisns-
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
T * MIR ECTED RY HIS HJCu

4 ness. th- Minister ~ The Interior, tIa-, 90 order hereafter 70
prevent the removal OF Land CeuuissiHl books f5rn this once
70 the courts Cfiav Tor vyileac. fhr section - .l A-Gre lparr
-. % ue Civil Code. shall h- eatsr-ed Boo so it. p-1t lsi1as r.
Ia:Dg % certified copies under his oL-al seal ana 90 charges
=. II. SMITH. SC. Com.
Interior Department, Honolulu. April Is. 1-60. z0+2r
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PORT OF LAHAINA.
ARR

April BAN vii ship c. W. Morgan, Hamilton, g. months fun
home, touched al Talcahuano, 500 wh, 5000 bone,
season 200 wh, on board.
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.INCLUDING H PROPERTY KNOWN As THE


Also. lie estate kn0Eu a. = NInLno.'' icing an entire
ahupuaa or division q land il KooIauIa4, uow occupied 10y Mr..
Speilrn.
Likewise. the right, title and interest Of X ) SFeilen in the
lot corner u Puucl-Huul and Queen streets, ca tEe uakai side.
This property i offered FOR sale ou liberal terms, and unless
disposed q before April 2sth, viii be sold a. pubic auction ca
that day. l1u+2D CHAS. G. HARRIS
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SuPREyE CorET-The hearing Of native eases has
occupied the Court thus far. Tie foreign calendar
will come up today. and the services Ct the foreign
iurymen will be required.
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Real Estate for Sale /.

~THE PREMISES IN AIKIRI. KNOWN
49, a. The >p-iIsa premises Likewise, al tie right title
- and interest % K y. >peiieu 10 tie property situated on
Hnral Sill.
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Vim. Z Burton, the celebrated comedian. diei IN
New York recently, aged 81. He was born in Lon
don, his father being a printer, publisher aud author.
Young Burton was attracted 20 4 career on ;hestave
aui made his FRS; Appearance ~ the Haymsrket in
1888. and In the following year he came u this conp-
try. an1 after a residence OF several years in Phla-
delnhia. he finally established himself ia New York
where he accumulated large fortune lie was recog-
uizei as the first comedian q the American stage.
The [. : Patent Office has distributed over 20.OG0
well-roo'ed tea plants; 1900 foreign ami domesti,
Grape-vines, 200 rooted seedless pgmeEranate cut
tings. AID various foreign, meliciua. and ornamental
plants.
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DEPARTU ES.

April liam Wh ship E~uphrates. Heath, for OchOtsk.
lJ-Am VII ship Milo. FOrlham. for OchOtsk.
13-Am VII ship Massachusetts. Handy, for OchOtsk-
liam VII ship c. V. Morgan. Hamilton, for Japan an
pch0tsk.
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THE LONDON ART JOURNAL.

ENHISSTERLIN ILLUSTRATED MAGA-
4 zine l. uaw received regularly from Lautou-Sl 25 per
number. For sale by t3g4Im) II. VI. WHITNEY.
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MORE OUTLAwRY On EAST MAUL-By advices re-
ceived a day or two since, we learn that the rufian
gang alluded to in our last issue, still continue to
rule. One night last week they visited Capt. Ho-
bron's premises, drove away his hired man, killed
several sheep, stole or lie; loose his horses, and COM
mit'ed other predatory acts. The government au-
thorities have never had An occasion calling for more
prompt and decided action than this, and we trust
it will prove itself equal to the call.
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DIED.

HaxzgsLArx-In westhDru', sth Feb. Capt Daniel Cham
b-rla:a, aged -, . ne1aLrT II the hrst mission to the sand=ieh
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LOST
: = IuE LELL.n N-DA ~ ADELE ID

an THE AFTERNOON OF APRIL I'd.
Oon the Nuuauu Valley road, between the temporary bridge
and Mr. Ladd's, a boys silver toy. marked withiuiia.s CO..
with a whistle and four small bells.
The finder viii receive liberal reward by leaving he sameat
he CoRHnfrciat 4dJsrtssr Dn,-. 4G5-L
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PORT OF HILO.
ARRIVALS.

.prH Gam VII ship Fabils, Smith. from California Coast,
500 bTl=.
IO-Am wh ship sFartaa, Bunker, hOm California Coast.
20 81. 80 Eh.
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III ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
HAN BE FURNISHED REGELARLI To

subscribers throughout t-- t-illl-- PIC - q year.
BAGS numbers from January. 1sJe. supplied.
The Ec;sctic. a q monthly magazine. 81 IA pages. double
columns. has no superior in literary merit or artistic euhelisb-
m=uts- Zach number &. t~mbeltshei wiki one or Two m.zEntni
plates. by Sartajg. The varietv. richur-,, AMI aflleuce u the
Eclectic articles i1 ali the departments of literature and poQu-
lar science, both Instructive and cursTtaiuiug. stamp IL as the
best magazine published. Apply 70
Collin II. VI. WHITNEY.
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- There were On Monday. 10 less than eleven
vessels lying at the Esplanade wharves, extending as
far as Steamboat Wharf, and taking up every availa-
Die foot OF Wharfage room. On Tuesday, there were
lying at all the wharves in the harbor no less than
tos4ty-tro vessels-a sight never before witnessed at
this port.
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STORY PAPERS.

VENHE JEW YORK AND THE
n WELCOME GUE>E, both published weekly, contain The
choicest serial literature - be obtained. Price - e year. Bask
numbers from January :, 1sG0. Supplied. Apply 70
-g4Im II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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HoRRoRs OF THE CooLIE TRADE-The bark .NaDo-
leon III, which touched at this port last fall, with a
cargo Of Coolies for the Chincha Islands, will be re-
membered by our readers. It is reported that on the
passage from Honolulu to CaIlao, 20 of these unfortu-
nate creatures died-an average Of two a day 70 be
thrown overheard. Still, are not those vino died
thus, far better of than their survivors?
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Coal Oil lamps! Coal Oil!

4 SMALL INVOICE OF THESE CELE-
"A DRAFTED LAMPS. with OIL Shades and Wicks, just re-
ceiyeI per &c Frances Palmer" ard tor sale By
Z042t FRED'K l. HANKS & co.
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MAGAzINEs-Harper's .n0gaeine for March, which
came by the last mail, fully sustains its high charac-
ter as a popular monthly. The Eclectic .H1gaeiae
lnonthiy) also maintains a high rank. It consists
Of selections from the choicest European periodicals,
and l. beautifully illustrated The London .4rt Jour-
nut and British QUartsrlies have also been received.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-09

pea IS afIer.th enters wifItef quarters.
This neglect is very bada husbandry, for
ii tuseslup theg gain which the Sheep have
made upon the flesh feed of Summer, ahd
brings them 10 lhe yard with decreased
stamina! !s1zf f1Ec 5y5dG cd 80 A9sil 5tGI
Ii As soon as the fall frosts come on, yoh
should provide your sheep with shelter,
sheds or novels 10 which they may resort
at pleasure. These shelters are very
a good provision in a sheeppastures alail
times, and should be put up as perma-
nent arrangement. They beeomeindis-
pensable inthe long cold storms of au-
tumn, ,-when the sheeptare liable5to have
their feeees saturated with rain, and TO
contract disease. This system of shel!
ter in stormy weather is Tigidly follow.
ed in Europe, and Is considered ne
cessity of good management. While
every good shepherd is opposed TO their
confinement, he wishes 10 have shelter
at hand > where sheep can reach it when
their instinct prompts them TO seeks it,
Many ofjthea diseases LOf sheep-+ass rot,
scab, dysepterys' colds; ETC., are mainly.
owing to the neglect of this Preeaulidh.
The sheds. Ltoo, render feeding much
more convenient. AS soon as the grass
begins total; and they faanpt get "a good
bite, they should have little clean, sweet
hay fed 10 them daily, 6r what IS better,
sliced htuFnips in such quahtity as they
will eatoupGclean The root crops are
matters of great importance in connec--
ti9p7 with sheep hpsbandry- A yerylarge
part of the mutton of the BRUSH Islands
is made Of roots With these, the f1ocks
can be passed over from the short pasture
of Autumn to The dry hay of Winter, and
not suferga loss sef appetite, and be kept
constantly gaining. They give the far
mer the means of changing food at pleas
ure, and furnish a full supply of succu-
lent fodder whenit is most needed. With
suitable shelter and food at this period, the
focks will enter upon theIWinter in thriy-
ing condition, and will .shew the adYan-
tage Of the care bestowed upon them in
heavier 'Aeeces and carcasses, if they are
fed for market, and in larger and heal
thier lambs. if they are,kepidfor breed
Observation-Disclosures sd. III vI57,ea r's