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Spalding & Parsons, Master Comr.
Plf's Att'ys. luly302ys
MA ST FIR COMMISSIONERS IS

lVL SALE.-PursuanL to order Of sale issued
" ile from the Court Of Common Pleas for Cuyaho-
"a county Ohio, upon the Uth day Of July, la6O, in
an action therein pending wherein Ezra Chappel IS
plaintiff, and Henry l.. " hitman, Susan Whitman,
John I. Newton, M. X. Keith, John Coon and the
Michigan Insurance Company are deiendantsi
shall expose for sale at public auction az the door OF
the Court House in said county, upon the LIST day OF
September, ls6U, at o'clock p. NJ, the lands and
tsnements, described as follows, TO wit;
Situatd in the Township Of Brooklyn, being NUM-
Der sever a in the thirteenth range Of township in
the Connecticut Western Reserve in the State Of
Ohio and which is also in the county Of Cuyahogal
and Il known by being City lots No. two hundred
and ye, (1O5l two hundred and six, (25) four mum
dred and sixty, (46Ol seventy ve, 40 tWenty-seyen
ON, In Barber 3 Lords subdivision in Ohio City,
now Cleveland, and pat Of lot No. three hundred
and twenty-nine (3ly) in the WilleyYle allotment,
so called in said citysaid part Of said lot s sixty
feet front Columbus street, and ten rods deep pc
the same more less but subject to all legal high
Said several premises are appraised follows, to
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FROlI WASHINGTON.


WAsHIEeToy Aug, 30
-iGr.sGc Brevet Mai. Reynolds Of the Sd Artillery
has been appointed commandant Of the corps
Aaedl oF cadets at West Point
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WASTERTS SALB-NOTICE.-

lV In pursuance Of a decretai order issued from
fhu Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county Ohio
IN case in which Ralph u. WorthingtOn is plain
tif and Myron Douw ct. al, defendants, TO me al.
rected shall pose for sale at the door OF the new
Court House In the City Of Cleveland in said county
on the llth day Of September, l690 at O'Clock r;
NJ. Of said day, the following described lands ana
tenements, 70 wit CT.
Situate in the City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county
Ohio and Is lot No tWo-hundred and forty (2iDl n
me Mleyvile Plat In said city, being in that part
thereof which WAS formerly in Ohio City, and is six
t feet front and ono hundred and forty y.niRe teeti
nine inches deep, Appraised az $500. 'ai.
L. prentiss, f. W. BlNGhAmt q
Pitts Atty. Master Com r.
l y d
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GHERIFF AND MASTER COM

y -MfSSI0NER'S SALE.-Pursuantt to the com
niand of an order of sale issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county at the suit of Lee
vi f. jackson, paintifi, against John T. Newton et
all defendants, shall offer for sale at the door OF the
Court House in the City OF Cleveland in said county,
on the 5th day of September, lS6O at O'Clock P NJ
one-seveDth in common of the following described
lands and tenements, to wit:
Situate in the county of Cuyahoga, State OF Ohio,
and in the City Of Cleveland, in that part thereof
formerly called the City Of Ohio, and in the Buffalo
Company Purchase, so called, and known IS the
whole Of Blocks 30. o. ''R r., and Il. b. the
whole of Block T. except lots Nos AS 49, $50, 45,
1s4 465 466 and 467 the whole of Block v, except
lots Nos SOL 5O2 53 522 and 523; in Block NJ, lots
Nos 3I7 and ais; in Block u lots Nos $50, 4Sl, 4s2
and "A: in Block J. j., lots Nos 896, 6g7, Sg5 and 6
in Block l. l. lots Nos si2 and s43; in Block ". u
lots Nos I2 l0 lOS5 1856, loss, 1885, 1921, 1892 lOs3
ne Island so called, upon the west side Of the Cuya
boqa River and bounding and abutting upon the
Old tiTei Bed and Lake Erie.
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
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IMPORTANT TO H0UsEKEEP-
i 2 ERS.-VarniEh your own furniture. Call at the
forest CITY yarnish oice, no ls6 Superior sti and
Get neat littie Varni6h Cup filled With the best Of
Coral YaFnish, which cup has g brush with itl and
thus do youf own vanishing in style equal 70 the
besf Of painters Proe from four 70 tTelTe shitngs
Remember penny saved Is equal . IWu earned-
nlar4R28 E'Ms PAh4Ahi A1enis1 y
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-WASTER COMMISSIONER7S

M A 3 Il Ii h COM MlOSlONE Lii .
yl SALE.-Pursuant to a decretal order Of sale
issued to me upon the sd day of July 1850, rom the
Court Of Common Pleas of CuyahOga county, Ohio,
in an action therein pending, wherein william W.
Leland Is plaintiff and Michael DrscOl and Mary A
Driscoll are defendants, shall expose for sale at
public auction the door Of the Court House in said
county on the 4th day Of September 1863 At clock
p. M, the lands tenements described as follows, 70
wit -
lst Situate in the City of Cevelan, county Of Guy
ahoga and State Of Ohio, and is known as parts OF
lots Nos rs and IL fronting Clinton Park, IN the
City Of Cleveland, agreeable to Foster Pease q Dem
nisOns subdivision, recorded in book u page . OF
the records Of Guyahoga county, commencing on the
sOutherly line of Wilson street lf1 teet eastery from
the nOrth-Westerly corner Of lot No. 10 aforesaid
thence along Wilson street % feet; thence southery
at right angles with Wilson street 90 feet to the CEN
tire OF said lot No. II; thence westerly parallel with
Wilson street 81 feet thence norhery ~ feet to the
place of beginnins. APPRAISED value, $500.
3D. Situate in the City of Cleveland county Of Guy
ahOga and State OF Ohio being parts Of lots Nos l6
and IL in Foster Pease Dennisons subdivision re-
corded in book u page Of the records OF Cuyahoga
county Ohio, Csaid lots 6 and Il front on Clinton
Park and bounded follows: commencing at q
point l2 feet easterly from the northwest corner OF
said lot No. l6 and running thence easterly on the
south lines ofsaid W Wsun street twenty (25l feet:
thence sOuhery at right angles 90 feet to the centre
of said lot No. "; thence westerly through the cen-
tire Of said lot II twenty five teet thence n0rtherly
99 feet to the place of beginning. Appraised value
500. JOSEPH S. GkANNlst
A. T Slade ESQ Master COm'r.
ptff's Aftfv- augf. k24g
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CU.EVELAND. 1COLIJMBUS AND

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SUnNER A
RINgEzIEsT. On and after Monday, june llth,
1850, Passenger Trains will leave Cleveland as ol-
6s2O A. N. n. Y & Cincinnati Express-stopping at
Beres, Grafton, Wellington, New London
Salem, shelby and all Stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus ll:30 A. NJ,
Cincinnati 4s2J A. NJ
3I5 P n. Accom- mmOdation-StOpping at all Stations
and reaching Columbus go P H.s Cincin-
natl $40 A.
500 P NJ Night Express-Stopping at Berea, Grafton,
Wellington, New London, Shelby Crest
line, Gallon, CardinEtOn, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus Hoo P NJ, Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby Sandusky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
&c.
Crestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper SanduslLy, Deiphoss
Lima, Fort Wayne, Lap0rte, Chicago, Gcs.
vest, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
.-. sillOn &c.
Gallon and Beleiontaine Railroad Line for Marion,
Bellefontsine, Sidney, UnioRi Muncie, In
dinapolis, Terre Haute, Vincennes, Evans
ville, Louisville Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Nenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Hauts, St. Louis, Morrow, LOVeland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio & Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and all
pointson the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanl
vile, Wheeling, &C, COlum bus, Piqua a.
Indiana Railroad for Riqua, Urbana, &C
e. For Tickets 10 all points and information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Ofce 81 Superior street, or
at the Passenger Station.
L. 5. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, June II, 1859.
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8aiI 80aas.-
CLEVELAND AgD- -PTTTSBURG

GHENEEAND- AND -PIGgSBURG
~ EA1BR0AD. .-SPsis6 ARHANaElfEgI. 10 take
eiieet on Monday june NJ D 1850. TRAINS LEAlEJ
CLEVEbAhD gAAL4-SuudEyg excepted;
80 4. n Nail ~ Pittsburgh Whoeling and New
US >. si5iss TPTess i5r pif and Wheeling.
Both Trains make direet connections with Penn
sylvania Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. Also with Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail
Also connect at Hudson for Akron and Millersburg
e. Time b. this route quick and iare viii Be-
the same as by Northern Lines 70 New York.
+. R. MYERS G.. AGENT. iuleIi
CLEVELAND q TOLEDO RAIL
~ ROAD.-SUHMER ARRAEGEMENT. On and after
Monday, July sth 1850, Trains on this Road viii run
:s5Is ~, Through Nail stopping at all stations on
the southern Division arriving at Toledo
ioo p n Mail, stops at all stations east Of sandusy.
on northern Division, and arrives at SAN
$50 p X. Tsisgfaph Express, stops at all stations
and sIsyeS = As s, 1slsSe st H9.iSF M IN n n,
dualZy, Mansfield and Newark T. X, At Clyde With
the sandusky, Dayton ana cincinnati r. ~ az ~.
With the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
aud Toledo aud Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
Cairo Alton, ST. Louis, and All points west AoFl
/ west and Southwest
Trains arrive in Cleveland from q edo and tne
West at $40 A. r., aud s'05 ?, NJ nm sanaaaAy
~ = = L. D. RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, July 8, 1850
/ GtLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
~ ROAD. .-sUMhER ARRANGEMEET. 1860.
/ On and after Monday, April 9Th, 1850, Passenger
/ Trains viii run as follows: -.
I LEAVE CLEVELAND.
! 1000 A. n. MAIL lhAlN-etQppiDg qt ali stations
except Wickhfe, Mentor, Perry, Union
vile, Say brook and SWanyillei and arrive
] at Erie ls39 P. ~ DunlLirk 3-35 P. H. Bui-
I fllO 5.25 p. n
40 P. n. CTNCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
/ ping at Painesvile, Ashtabula and Girard
only; and arrives at Erie 532 P. NJ, Dun
fulrg d ~ PM dlr. lsE n d
4:lO P. NJ COHNEAUT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping at all Stations.
go P. n. NIGHT Express TRAIN-stODping al
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only
and arrives at Erie i2.47 A. NJ, Dunk1rh
2.5OA n, Buffalo 4:20 A. n
LEAVE ERIE.
I:55 A. NJ NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-StOpping q
! Girard, Ashtabula and Painesville only
/ and arrives at Cleveland $50 A. NJ
1923 A. n. MAIL TRAIN-st0pping at all station
except Saybrook, UniOnYllle, Perry, Men
tor and Wicklife, and arrives at Clevelan
l.4o p. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping at Gi
rard, Conneaut, Ashtabula and PaiResFiil
only, and arrives at Cleveland $50 p. NJ
Accommodation Train viii leave Cqnneaut at 60
A. n, stopping at All Stations and arriving at CleYe
land lat g:l0 A. n,
All the trains going westward connect at Clevelan
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, gincin
nat ST. Louis &C; and all the trains going eastWar
connect At DuniFk with the trains Of the n 7. 3
Railroad and al Buffalo with those Of the New YOr
Central and Buffalo New York City RAILROADS..
H. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't
Cleveland, April 9, 1860.
)
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8EaaI alotteEs.

UHERIBB AND MASTER UUM-
~ MIsstONER's SALE.-PurHuant TO the oom-
ni9nd ian order Of sale issued from tho Court Of
Common Pleas Of CuyahUga county, ut the suit Of
John D. WAGNER plaintiff, against James Connolly,
ot al, defendants, 10 me directed, shall offer for
sale al public auction AZ the door Of the Court HOUSE
Ia the City Of Cleveland, IN said county on the 2lth
day Of September, lS60 at O'Clock p. M, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenementa, 20 wit;
Situate IN thu City Of Cleveland ln the CQnneeti-
Il ALSO IN the county Of CuyahDga and y known BY
being part Of city lot mum l5il one hundred aud
any onu and Is bounded a. iolloNs beginning AZ 2
point on the southery line OF Bolivar street fifty feet
westerly Of the eastcriy line Of said lot number ODD
one hundred and ify-one thence westerly along the
suthery lna Of Bolivar street forty nine and one
half feet (igf eet) thence southery az right angles
With BOlivr street e0) One hundred and eighty teet
TO an alley; thence easterly parable! with Bolivar
street t4gts) torty-nlne and one half Ret thence
northerly one hundred ami eighty (l8O) feet 10 the
place Of beginning. Appraised at saa9
d; L. WIGHTMANt
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CHERIFF AND MASTER UUM-

GHERIFF AND MASTER UUM-
u MIsSIONER'S SALE.-Pursuantto the COM
niand Of an order OF sale issued from the COurs Of
Common Pleas of CuyahOga county, at the suit Of
Alexander B. Hallewei, plaintiff, against David Il.
Baird defendant, to directed, shall oher Tor sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court House in
the City OF Cleveland in said county, on the 18th day
Of September, 1861 at o'clock P. NJ Of said day, the
following described lands and tenements, 10 wit;
Situate in the Township Of Independence, being
Connscticut Western Reserve in the State o. Ohlo,
and which is also in the county Of Cqyahogas ana Is
A. Granger's subdivision Of part Of tract No. one 90
in said Township east Of the Cuyah9ga hyer ana Is
bounded east by the centre Of the state Road, $50
caled) on the north and south by the lot lines, and
on the west BY lands contracted to James watts, be-
ing same land decided 70 said Baird by Biddan and
wife, containing ten acres Of land be the same more
D. L. WIGHTMAN,
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Wm. Abbey. Plths Atty. uagll:99l-
GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
- ORDER OF C0URT.-On the Sd day Of Sep
tsmber, Is6a between one and three P. NJ at the
s0utherlY door Of the Court House, in the City Of
Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate as the
property Of Stanley s. Ruple, deceased, to wit;
Situate In the township Of Euclid In said county OF
Cuyahoga, and is part Of lot No a and bounded as
follows: commencing at stone in the centre OF the
St. Clair road, bearing north 465s' east from stone
set in the west line ofsad lot No a. and in the cen
tre ofthe st. Clair road thenre south 59o east Is
chains, 81 links, stone IN the south line ol SAID
lot No AZ, and2 chains aud q links east Of s. w.
corner Of said lot No ~ thence west chains and Is
links along the south line Of said lot g to stake
thence south l9k0 west chains and links to stone
set in the centre Of the road from COllamer village
to the Lake; thence north So west along the cen
tire Of said road chains and p links 70 stone;
thence north 46fo east chains 45 links 10 atone
thence north f3tfo west chains and 50 links to q
stone in centre Of St. Clair road thence north
465So east along said road chains u links % the
place Of beginning containing lOl0gac Of land
subject 70 the homestead Of Rebecca =, Ripple and
Ella A. Ruple. Appraised ct 81 Gas.
Terms Of sals--On4 quarter In hand, one third q
the remainder in months, and one third IN Y
months, and one third in ls months. :, ~,
Administrative Of
Htaniey s. Ruple, deceased.
L. Prsntiss Atty HuR2-299dAw
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.noust o, kANNAH' B4SihGS PisiB{s H3S6G Stt6T5e2s
a DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

~ ONA14N1N A4e1A1O4s - ~ VI LO12
H Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
M Deen appointed and qualified administrator OF
the estate Of George stewart ueeeaseq late OF leNe
land City and all persons having dealings with said
estate are hereby required to present them for ad
iustment according 70 law.
GUY STEWART, Administrator.
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Master Commissioner.
Spalding & Parsons, Pitts Att'ys. iulySO:2gS
MASTERS SALE-PURSUANT

M ASIER 5 oALEEPgh3 UANI Vt
NOM the Court of COWmon Pleas Of CuyahOga coun-
~ at the suit Of Edward Wade against Ora Ii.
knapp aud Others TO me directed, snail expose ior
sale al public auction the door OF the Court House
in the City of Cleveland, the twrnty-hrst day Of
September 1885, at three o'clock p. NJ, the follow
lug described premises, Situate in the Township Of
Newburgb, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, viz being IN iot
No. three hundred Iwenty-iOur in said NewDuTgh,
and bounded as follows, viz: beginning at the north
west corner of said lot, thence south on the west
line twelve 7O-lOO chains 10 stake thence east on
51-IOU chains to stake; thence north twelve 7O-lUO
chains tU stake in the north line Of said lOt thence
west on said north line to the place Of beginning
containing fourteen and half acres Of land, being
the same premises conveyed by Isaac A. Wlghtman
to Garrett and Briggs by deed, dated August = le5l
HENRY G. ABBEY,
aug2I.3m Master Conf.
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gF0al
SHERTFFS SALE

william HeriG, guardian, In Court Common Pleas,
washington Flick, et. al. ! In Partition. "'9-''
PURSUANT T0THECOMMAND
Of an order Of sale issued from she Court Of
Common Pleas Of said County, 10 The above entitled
auction at the door oi the Court House, in the City
Of Cleveland In said County, on Tho llth day Of sep
tenber, leo, at O'Clock p. Nj the following de-
seribed lands and tenoments, TO Wit. Situate In Lot
No. Two In the Township Of bediordl Cuyahoga
lows 70 wit: Beginning At the southwest corner
stake OF lands decided to John McOrady, thence south
along the lot line 70 William Philips land; thence
a noTtheasterly course along division iance 10 the
center Of the Township r0adi thence northWeateEly
course along the center Of said road 10 John Nc
board fence TO the place Of beginning, and 10 su-
posed TO contain two aud 5Ol0O acres Of land more
Appraised at $4,000 CO,
WILLIAM ROuvOS Piaiat Fl III Attorney aus sSr o oo
MASTER CORNERSTONE $
lYk SALE.-Pursuant 20 order OF sale issued
10 from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyuhoga
County, Ohio, upon the 9th day Of July lH6l, in an
plaintiff and Frederick W. Marseilles, M. Caroline
MarBeilles, Eli Bruce, Simeon Struter, Lym Y.
comh and the tiremen's General Aassociation are
defendants shall expose for sale az public auction
at the door Of the Court House In said county on the
lst day OF September, is60 at O'Clock 2. M;i the
following described lands and tenements, to wit;
lst, Situate In the Township Of Cleveland being
number seven in the twelfth range Of townships and
which is also in the county Of Ouyahoga in the State
Of Ohio, and described 1olloWa-Rhe hrst tract or
parcel Of land is known the whole Of sub lot No.
~ and north side Of sub lot No & In the division Of
ten lots SO and o. and is bounded as tpows, be-
ginning Oh the side Of Cheshire street in the
City OF Cleveland at point six hundred and eighty
two sl2ths l6a2 SID feet sOutherly rom Pr 3eet
street, thence outherly the east line Of Oh lire
street about one hundred and thirty-twO feel and
four and half inches l32 f. 46in.) 70 land hereto
fore decided by Peter MRrselles, deceased, 70 Mary
NJ. Kimba; thence running at right angles easterly
20 lands heretofore owned by II. and j. A. Granger,
about 2iO 5-l2 feet thence northerly parallel with
Cheshire street to the north line Of said sub lot NO
% about l32 46l2h feet; thence the point OF be-
ginning. Appraised at no.
"a The sec nd tract or parcel Of land is known as
the whole OF lot No. three in Block No. Of bey-
mour & BadWin's survey uf ten acre lots in CleFe-
land, Nos. 81 and 81; said lot is bounded west BY
Clinton (nOw BrOwnelD street. east BY an aley-the
north line is III feet lO inches the south line is 6
feet and inches to said alley and is ffty feet wide
Appraised AZ S2OOQ.
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s.P. Short, Ruth Short, John
Coon, Martha A. II Coon, VIII
liam r. Carver, Price French,
Rachel French, Horace Benton,
Curtis Benton, Charles y Burt,
Everett Wilcox, Henry P. Burton,
the Ocean Bank of the City OF
New York, and Thomas Bura-
ham, defendants.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-12

Dih.-Old DIR. Cooper, of South Carolina
used to say to his students, ':Don't be afraid
of little dirt, young gentlemen. What is
dirt? Why. nothing at all offensive. when
chemically viewed. Rub little aikali upon
that dirty grease-spot' on your coat, and 1T
undergoes chemical change and becomes
SOAP Now rub it with little water and it
disappears it is neither grease, soap, water
nor dirt That is not very odorous pile of
dirt you observe there. Well, scatter little
gypsum over it and it is no longer dirty
Everything you call dirty is worthy of your
notice as students of Chemistry. Analyze 1t!
1t will all separate into very clean elements.
Dirt makes corn. corn makes bread and meat,
and that makes very sweet young lady that
1 saw one of you kissing last night. So, af
ter all, you were kissing dirt, particularly if
she whitsns her face with chalk or fuller
earth. There is no telling, gentlemen, what
Is dirt"
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a6RAGaTGu3Ag.
r.rm,Work.For ,Deccmber.

The routine of agricultural operations Is,
o., ,.r,ain ex,ert, fixed one. In the
spring it consists in preparations tor seeding
the summer crop. At midsummer and du-
ring the succeeding months. 1t comprises the
mul.ifarious duties connected with the har-
vssting of the hay and cereal and root crops.
In the autumn succeeds in unvarying rotation
the seeding of winter grain, and the prudent
and precautionary measures attendant upon
the fatteLing of stock; the careful regard for
the comfort of the animals that are to be win
tered on the farm and ample provision for
the wants of the household during the most
inclement portion of the year. What is re-
ouired to be done throughout the month OF
December. we now proceed to state. Inc
first thing claiming attention Is
WINTER PLowING.
Stiff clays may be plowed to great advan-
tage at aoy time during the mouth, If the
condition of the soil will permit. They sho'd
never be plowed in wet state, as they Will
resist the beneficial action of subsequent
frosts. They should be p.owed deep-the
deeper the better-and they should be left as
rough as possible throughout the winter. so
that the largest possible surface may De acted
upon and amcliorated by the disintegrating
effects of those alternate freezings and thaw-
ings which are of frequent occurrence both
in the early winter and early spring months.
Heavy loans are also benefited by winter
piowing, bat not to so great an extent as the
CLAWS. Light loans and sands should be LETT
untouched until the spring.
COLLECTING MATERIALS FOR COMPOST
Push forward at every available op2ortuui-
{, the collection if materials for the constrnc-
tion of compost heaps, and when the barn
ward is we'll supplied, continue to cart out to
the fields that are next to be brought under
tillage, all the refuse that can be gathered
together, and compost it on the spot with al
ternatc layers of barn yard manure.
FIREwooD
1t is scarcely necessary to intimate that th'
frewood required for the winter supply shouie
have been hauled to the wood-shed and care
fully slowed away long since. If however
this has not been done, see that no time l.
lost in getting it in at once.
SHEDDING FOR STOCK.
The comfort of stock of all kinds depend
upon the amount of protection they receiv
from the iuclemency of the weather. Apar
from the humanity of the thing, there is for
tunately an economical interest IN doing Wha
ought to be done independently of pecuniar.
considerations we'll housed are KEEP
upon one-half the food required BY stock ex
posed to the weather, and they leave thel
winter quarters when their services are requl
red. in better health and in far superior con
dItion.