davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-09-25

NJ mel
'Airl
|l' ii
w me h
'Astste
'laieus'
\ silio,is
rtiohsn
|tleis n
\ n nj
Indihs
hlr
the M
N tlrN
~ u N,
hn'l
|also ttn,
|Inlcrs
siinila
NJ fanci
tllcn sni
Phesatyr
~ suue
n IN sor
n
bins, n
|gon Of 4
||sy little
q tliatll
4 been |,
sou lleI
|led, she
/ Moro
(slc.
&c OIL,
pssess
leir &C
ko W |
||Dssl 81
liiHore
j irhat
j 50,
I,lacep .
Fll,lly
|l'ills a
|||Bllly
Il, Ma
|peatetl
j by q
J a 70
]. W.
St,Ci
Ptal |
icial
~ wi
|lllela
lNfE
|leh
dec
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13
Ottawa, July II, 1861.
School Pic Mic at Utica.

ScnOOi TIC NC AT ttlCas
Ilh Fiitor-At the desire of the patrons
of the Public School of this place our
Teacher, Mr. |. K Cooley, invited three
of the adjoining schools TO join his in a
" School Pic Mic" on the both alt. The
affair was gotten up at very short notice,
but the arrangement was that the mcm
bers of the different schools were ia be
distinguished by badge. Capt Clark's
Company of volunteers, at the request of
our teacher, kindly consented to be pres
ent on the occasion.
The PIC mic took place according to
programme, and | must acknowledge that
| have seldom, Il 90 er, witnessed prettier
sight than on that occasion. By order of
the Marshal, Dr. y. NJ, Highly, the schools
met at the school house and formed pro-
cession placing the " Union Sprouts" "a
military Company of the seiaolarsl, as rear
guards, and were escorted by Capt. Clark S
Company to the Park II j, y. Peckban,.
Esq, where he. through Ills kindness aaG
generosity, had prepared all that was n@,
cessary for our convenience, and many for
the amusement of such as wished to par
ticipate.
The exercises were opened by prayer,
after which the Rev Mr. Evans made 3
very good and appropriate address; and
then, by request of the company, James
Donaldson and Geo. Hardy made short,
yet very appropriate speeches. Also, ny
request. J. B. Peckham, Esq, sung the
Star Spangled Banner, with great eli
feet. The schools then formed process
sion and marched to the tables, where
they partook of the repast so web and
kindly given. After dinner, the renais,det
Of the day was spent in amusements
swinging, &c. C.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13
Special Il Offices.
TIE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

TIE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
II continually in peril If she is mad enough neglect
naltrest those sexual irregularities to which
thirds of her more or less subject.
: DE- CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the
formula which the inventor. CORNELIUS L. CHEESE
NAN, D., OF New Jerk. has Tor twenty years used
successfully in extended private practice-immedi-
asey relieves without pain all ds:u Dances OF the Pc
nsdca dicharge, whether arising from relaxation OF
suppression. They act like a chakm in removing the
Dass that accompany difficult or immoderate mehsuu-
Asisn and tho only safe and reliable reneay 10"
1lushes, Sick Headache Pains in the LoIns Back ho
oides Palpitation of the Heart Nervous Hys
tofics, SpAsms Brok Sleep and other anu
dangerous effects of unnatural eondon OF me sex
aal functions In the vorst cases oil f'10f AIo6s or
Whites, they effect speedy cure
To WIVES AND NATIONS.
81 DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered the only
cafe mean. of interrupted but
LADIES MIST BEAR Nv MIND
That re,y account, if taken when the Interrupt
sisn arises from natural causes. they will inevitably
SOLCTELY NECESSARY, for such is the tendency Of
shs Pills restore the original functions OF the sexual
organization that they inevitably the process o!
CESSATION
Implicit directions, stating ,ehen. and tchen they
6Asuld NOT be usTd with each Box-the Price one DOL
jS~ each Boa, continuing ST. Pills.
A saluabls Pamphlet TO be ha free, of the Agents
Pills ssnt by mail promptly, by enclosing price to any
Agent. Sold by druggists generally.
X. Il. HUICHINGS, Proprietor,
90 {, dGr St. NetC York.
SsIA IN Ottawa by D. WALKER, E. Y. GRIGGS and
- Druggists everywhere. 20-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13

NIAGARA FIRE CoMPAHY-We were in er-
ror in stating last week, that this old and
efficient Fire Company had been dissolved
There appears to have been some trouble
among its members, resultingin the choice
of new foreman The following pro
ceedings are handed us for publication:
At special meeting of Niagara Engine
Co No /. held at their engine house on
Tuesday eve, July Sth, Mr.. Patrick Con
ners was duly elected Foreman for the
current year.
The following resolutions were also
unanimously adopted;
ReSoiced That any member Of this com
pany who shall appear at any parade, or
on duty any way intoxicated or who shall
be at any time engaged in any quarrel or
controversy, while the company is out for
exercise, shall be promptly expelled, ana
his name published in the city papers.
CHARLES Snow, Secretary
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13
RELIEF IN TEN MIN TIE S
Il Il u AN .

ISRY VANS
p U I. NJ O &c w \ f E r. : q.
HE Original Medicine Established in 1887, and FIRST ar
tcie Of the kind introduced und name OF
~PULMoNIC WAFgRS " in this or any other country ,
ali other Pulmcnic Waters commercials The gen
sne can be known by the 1.sse BLf An being stamp
ed each WAFER
BRYEs-s PEIxoSIC WAVES
Relieve CcsT.ie, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BRYAS'S PULNoSC WAFERS
Relieve asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAx's PCLMoNIC NAFKRs
Relieve Splitting of Blood Pains in the Chest
BRIAN's PULNOSIc WAIVERS
Relieve Incipient Consumption. Lung Dst ases.
BRYAx's PrLxoxIc WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsis.
BaYAxs PrLMOIIc WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BaYAss PuINosIc wAysRs
Are . Blessing to all Classes and Constitutions
BsIAs's PULxosIc wAYERs
re adapted for YocsIists and Public Speakers.
BsYAS's PULMoxIc wAVKRs
Are in . simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BsYAs's PuIhoSIc WATkRs
let only relieve. bu; effect rapid and lasting
BpY.s's PULAOSIc Waves
Are warranted to give satisfaction TO every one.
10 fsEliy should be without box OF
BHYAS's PULNoSIC WAGES
in the house.
Ne traveller should be without a supply OF
BRYAS's PULNosie WATgss
in hs pocket.
NoperseL will ever object to give for
BRY.N's PrLxoSIc WAFKRs
twenty-five Cents
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester,E
Sold by f. Y. GRIGGs, Ottawa, and all coed Drug.
xists- 5oylI-6n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13

New CLOTHING uoUsE.-M. Whitestoue u
Bro have opened new clothing store on
Madison St, few doors west of IIalberts
corner, where they are selling goods at
such prices that general rush has set in
that direction. Every third or fourth man
you meet has on stylish summer rig
which he informs you on enquiry he got
for next to nothing at Whitestone's s.
Messrs. w have we'll made. handsome,
fashionable goods, sell them cheap, and
are chatty, pleasant fellows, whom it will
pay you to call on" OF any other man"
See their advertisement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13
rr.uvesCOugh IseIfef.

AVsgetabe Syrup, sure anG sovereign for the relief
asd cure of Colds Coughs. Asthma, Whooping Cough,
lssrsenese Bronchitis, Consumption, Sore Throat
Diptheria, Neuralgia and Pain in the Breast. 1t
. cough with . bad cold il night. Use it for child
rem when they sick 1t their cold makes
tksn easy quietly and restores them
health without the sickenng effect of Anthony
Ipeeae.
ssd by Druggists in bottles, at Soc, and 81 and
. Ottawa by L. Y. ttRiGGS.
Western Depot, $40 South Clark ST., Chicago Orders
promptly attended 10. Address,
Aeei-ly L. IVES.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13
Sons of Temperance---New Division in
Ottawa.


At a meeting of the Sons of Temperance.
Star Division No. 544, held at their hall
in Reddicks Block. Ottawa, Friday even
ing. July 9TH. lS6i, it was ordered, that the
X. 5 inform the citizen, of Ottawa, through
the weekly papers, OF the existence OF a
Division of the 5 q. L, in Ottawa and
they request the citizens to aid them in
the noble cause of Temperance All are
cordially invited to join Us in the noble
work-both gentlemen and ladies. The
Division meets every Friday evening. at
their Hall in Reddick's block, up stairs.
The following are the officers for the
present term;
VIM. Leek, W.P Chas wilkins, T.
JAS Nolan. W. A John Cox. {.
g. w Cummins. r. S. II Howard, \. c.
John L.uly, A r s w S Riley. l. S.
r. E Edsecomb, F. s Geo. Huff, .. 5.
Geo Bristol, Hopiain.
Any information in regard 10 joining
the Division will be given 10y addressing
the r. S.
GEo. W. CCMMINs, r. s.
Ottawa July II, 1861.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13
oTTAW WHOLESALE MARKET.

.OTTAWA, July ID, ICUI.
The week has been remarkable only for
dullness in our grain market. Corn in the
earlier part had run down to l6 cts, but
has rallied again, and yesterday brought
10! cts. Wheat, also. is looking up little.
Fiour-Winter wheat, *2a2 % pr loo; spring "
extra, $2.a2.l3; spring W tine LIS.
Corn .Xedt-4 ,ajoc pr. 100.
Whea-Wnter, 50a55; spring, 45a50c.
C0rn-Shclled :Oc tor GOibs eai Doc IS lbs
OatS-- lSc tor 81 lbs.
Bartey-2ec for AZ lbs.
Rye--4Oc.
ItnOthy .>eal-sl50.
PotdtOes-l JaI Of. p. bush.
EggS--5c.
Eutter-Sal0c.
Car SktnS-5c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13

TIE MAecp or REFINEMENT -Tae old adj
age ti,at " yoa should not count your chick
eas before they are hatebed,'' has thus
been rendered by professor of etiquette !:
-@1fhs producer Of poultry should post
pope the eensa;s Of their juvinile fowls,
Until the period Of incubation is fully ac-
ee,sptished"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13

We would cali especia! attention to DR..
Fitch S card in another column As will
there be seen Dr. Fitch is to lecture III
our city, when we shall hope to see large
attendance His subject will be one Of
great practical importance
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13

DRowSED.-Patrick Harvey, well-to-do
farmer living on w. L. Dunavan's place at
Cornville, in this county, came to Ottawa
on Monday with load of grain which he
sold, then hitched his team up town and
disappeared His team stood hitched I'M
til evening, when some friend took charge
of it. Nothing was heard of him until
Wednesday, whom his body was found
floating in the side cut, near the head Of
A. w Masill's wharf He must have fall
ell into the canal near where he was found
on Monday evening. An inquest was sum-
moned, who returned a verdict of accident
al drowning. He was about As years of
sge, and leaves large family.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13
CHICAGO MARLET.

CHlCAGO MARLEi.
CnIc,Go Thursday July II, 1861.
The news by the Canada last night, with Liver
pool dates to the 18th ult reports Breadstufs dull,
Flour dull, Wheat steady, and Corn dull. A de-
cline III Wheat of la2s per quarter had been made
in London. The weather was reported favorable,
aud crops promising well.
In heat there was Il fair business done day.
As will be at glance at the table above, the
receipts have largely fallen off This was to be ex-
pected. The farmers wise in refusing to sell
ut the prices which have been ruling 50 long. The
market shows an Improv ement to-day, both on No
i and No = Spring. The demand Is speculative.
and, for shipping, No advanced lc, and the mar
ket closed trm. Sales closing at 6oc for No !, 6z4
a62l2c for No Spring, and 41aiSc for rejected IN
store.
In Corn the market was firm, full lie better
but the prices paid were hardly maintained toward
,he close. Sales at 2ya25c Tor fresh Canal and
Iver Mixed alUat - I-Za23c for July receipts in
Rore, and 7a.7 i-zc for rejected. The demand is
store for fresh receipts, buyers being less willing
m purchase old receipts. Oats are shade hrmer,
TO ,es made at l4alJc. Rye and Barley con-
saiue dull
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13

CRocKkRY The City Crockery Store, in
Freemans Block on La Sale Street, is
closing out at cost. 1t is full Of the finest
crockery ever seen in Ottawa, and articles
are selling at prices SO low that these war
times alone can account for them Let
those who would get fine crockery for next
to nothing call Immediately.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13

where do you hail from p queried a
Yankee of traveller. Where do you
rain from? Don't rain at all T. said the
astonished Jonathan. Neither do hail.
SO mind your own bushes"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13

Hon. Thomas A. Marshall, of Illinois.
has been appointed Colonel of the Iegi-
ment of cavalry, authorized to be raised
in Illinois. u.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13
0ttaha free Grabtr .
LOCAL. MATTERS


DANGEROUS PLACE FOR TRAIToRs.-On
Sunday evening large "yallah dog WIN
diabolical short tail, accompanied oy a
secessionist, passed through Ottawa Cen
tire, the latter shouting at the top OF MS
lungs Hurrah for jeff Davis and the
Southern Confederacy! Down with the
Lincolnitesr &c The ire Of the loyal
bows of the "Centre" was provoked by
the audacious utterance Of such treason in
their midst, and, under command Of Aid.
Butler, started in pursuit of the traitors.
The man being mounted, however, made
good his escape. The "yallah dog being
afoot was less fortunate and was captured.
A hat box trial was had forthwith, and
although the proof of treason against the
unfortunate animile" was not very posi-
tive, it was decided that he deserved
death for travelling in such bad company
and he was forthwith hanged!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13

NJ ISIs l.. ID:
On the sth inst by Arthur Lockwood. Esq Mr.. kSrD
KNUDIsoX, of Bruce Miss SARIH BRUSsoS, OF Mission
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13
County Clerk.

WILLIAM s. EAsToN respectfully ann ounces that he Is
a candidate for County Clerk OF La Sale county.
Arthur Lockw God respectfully announces himself a
candidate for the Office of Clerk OF LaSalle county.
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL W RAYMOND
candidate for county clerk of Id Sale county at
the November election.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-07-13

= NEW LUMBER WAGONS for sale, at low prices fer
y cash q good shor: time notes
nalY VAN DohGN q 'SpA"S'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23
FOR YOUR
Wife, Daughter, Sister or Friend.
AriEss,r's HlOI.lc Magazine

Edited BY +. s. ARTHUR aud VIRGINIA
F. TOWNSEND. For choice and elcgf NJ ~.
erature. high moral tone, peculiar adaptation
10 the home circles Of our land, FRESHNESS,
originality and cheapness, this Magazine y
Acknowledged, on all hands, 20 be without .
rival. II IL equal in the beauty Of Is ~
biography and the richness Of ne embellisb-
mrn,s to the most ambitious and dearest o.
our Magazines, while il claims 20 lend all o.
them in many essential features. For cor
rectness and exquisite beauty, is colorea
steel fashion plates were unriyalled In 1851
They will maintain this superiority in 1883
Volume XII began in January.
TERMs-S2 year in advance Four co
pies for S.; twelve copies for SIS, and on'
ex,rato the getter up Of the club.
0~T Specimens sent FREQ to all who wisl
Ito subscribe or to make up clubs. Address
II. s. Arthor g. Co., 1o3, Walnut street
lphiIadelphia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

To PREvENr SHIPPERS ~ HAMS
Ina communication 70 the Cotton llan-
ter. Mr.. w. Melville says: There i
according 70 my experience. nothing
easier than to avoid the skipper and
ali worms and bugs that usually IN
fest and often destroy so much bacon
Ii il simply to keep your smokehonss
dark. and the moth that deposits ia,
egg will never enter il. For the past
twenty-five years | have attended 70
this. and never have had my bacon
troubled with any insect. hsye now,
hanging in my smoke-house, hams
one two and three years old, and the
Oldest arc a. free from insects as when
first hung up. am not aware q
other causes for the exemption OF my
bacon from insects, but simply from
the fact that my smoke-house is al
WAYS keptdark. Before accepting this
plan. had tried many experiments
but always without success or with
injury 10 tue flavor OF my bacon.
smoke with green hickory; this is i'm,
portant. as the flavor Of bacon is OF
ten utterly destroyed by smoking j
with improper wood.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

SETTING FENCE Posi- Setting fence
posts in an inverted position has been
frequently recommended in our col
umns. and the following, from Gen
esscc Farmer, endorses our views on
this subject:
About thirty years ago, |, to test
the thing, split two bar posts side BY
side. out OF chestnut log. They
were eight feet long, eight inche.
wide. and three inches thick. One
set butt down, the other top down
AT tie end Of ten years, the one se'
butt down was rotted of, | re- set il in
the same hole. At tile end OF six
wears it was rotted oil again and put
in a new one. The other lasted tcui
years longer, when it got split in tive
and | took it out and it was abc-l
two-thirds rotted Oft. Sixteen year.
ago, | set six pairs Of bar posts, e.
split out OF the butt cut OF the same
white oak log. One pair ! set bntil
down. another pair, one butt dowI
the other top down, and Others tol
down. Four years ago, those set but
down were rotted of, and had 70 b
replaced by new ones. This snmme
| had occasion to reset those thu
were set top down, | found them Q.
sound enough to reset. Ny expert
ments have convinced me the. the 5cs
way is to set them tops down:
WIN. HOWE
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

ELrGAsr rEEMruMs TO GETrERs-UP OF CLUBS
ARTHURS
HOME MAGAZINE.

For 1851! VIOLA. XVII. and XVIII.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23
A CIRCULAR,


OF TEN LARGE LETTER PAGES,
Which no young man should fail TO read,
nointinr uui unefrlng safeguards Of health
anl remedies tn contamination, Will be
eni on implication 10 any ned'ess.
MAaaiaD LADIES and ladies about to mar
lrv v IA hni lhe Circular a valuable advisory
do .ulnsnt.
Our primary motive IN establishing this
lDispensary is, u course, pro '~siunal cue
lcess, co., al The sniAe ini.. We want 10 see
l,f The slssmal hunsbuggrrs - mnfh prac-
liised in connection vain Private Disessss
cauno, II some measures hr checked.
Severe eases u lnng standing especially
solicited. Fees ren onable lnyiJlablc sc-
cresy IN az eases An answers % letters
wIl t. plaza and 70 VIZ point aud contain
he exact truth and Eo'hlnG else.
DR.. JAcKsuS's Female Monthly PILE, nl-
,aounh ne.cr before advertised me well
Kno~ i throughout ihe u,icn, having been
asrd in DR.. Jackson's private practice fer
hairy wears Can be sent BY neil Nue.
not De used in pregnancy, a. 10 That cnsn
hhry srr liable TO produce miscarriage,
EVERY l.ctler mus, contain stamps 70 10
med tor reply. Address, Dr@. > ckson,
Herbert 4 Co, or s'mY1y lox ~ fost
Office, Cincinnati, Ohir. 10 eilher ease 'l'i
letters vi BE -ure 20 reach ~ Halev WI
hnnds of lie Association. \ y impNr,nil
shat The number ~ he Post uiiice hpN
1861 should De included ~ the directions ~
sll Icilers. and thar Il should b. written plan.
OrfI.E.-1G7 sycamore Stree'. Medicines
lhnd instructions sent promptly 70 any pnfs
III he country. We have just published tha
.MEDICAL PROTECTOR"
II contains no. only the pIh Of o y the lai5
Ideye lopmenla ia Medicine and Surgery above
referred 10, but large amount 81 entirely
new fact. derived from The personal exprri-
once III The authors. Each member o. NE
Association has contributed 70 The vo'nm'
which il cminenIIy practical, and 70 clcur
and lucid in is details, that moi line q y
can be msurderaicod. IL contains TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY PAGES With en-
cravings, and is one the cheapest ana most
interesting and practically useful book ~
he world. Price cents
DIR. JAcKSON'S PERPETUAL Pre-
INVENTIVE, is Inc only article ~ We wut'u
.,,,hat without inconvenience or danger VIII IN
Ifalblv prevent conception. Thousands o.
Married Ladies loo feeble 10 bear children ex-
cent az The hazard Of lille have had reason 70
elbe thankful for this invention. IL resembles
Inc other preventivein use and is superior y
,lal. Forwarded by mail TO any al
sldress. ~,,,
4 NJ. VELPEAU'S BEAUTFIYINGP POW
der. promotes the health Of the skin, whila
: h, impsrts to the complexion an exquisite
bloom and transparency which may be pro-
Ionred BY It's use 10 the latest period. OF ne:
las il keeps the skin soft and elass'c ana
the circulation, 4 ehec'ualy
\ prevents The formation Of wrinkles, botcnes'
alircckles, pimplcs, wens. etc, etc. frice'
\ Isl per box, sent by mail.
III Oct. b. 1S5g-6m*.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

PToPAGATISG Ross FROM EyEs.-
Mr.. Shirley Hibbard, in lecture up
on the rose, stated that roses could be
multiplied readily from buds taken at
the same season, and in the same
manner, as for budding on the briar,
that is from half ripe wood. the buds
Of which had not started. Every bud
with its attached bark and leaves
should be planted in pure sand, will
little peat under il for the first root
to work into, and then covered will
bell glase.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23
OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clrrk-BAz,L b. EpMossroS.
Auditor ions MERRiscER.
Treasurer-THEopcR SoSDERMASs.
Recordes--SrErnEH JERGEE.
Sherif-JAcoB HERMAN.
Coroner WIN. ScHUELTERMAN.
Surveyor-BEEJAMIs X. KEMP.
HARVEY NICHOLSON,
J.. b. BIcKwERmERT, Commissioners.
WIN. II. GREEN,
OFFICERS OF EAiSDRIDcE TOWNSHIP.
Jnstices-A. ii. Alexander, NJ. keeier
J. Rose.
Trustees. j. Cromer.
Constable Anthony Eckert, A. Tilman
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

EXTRAORDINARY YIELD OF WHEAT. -
The American Farmer states that 90,
N. Goldsborough, Of Talbot Co., Id
had % IL acres Of wheat the pas
season, which yielded a trif!e less thar
IS bushels Of 50 lbs. each to the acre
Nine acres yielded 81 IL bushels
per acre. The field was addressed
with unrotted tram yard manure
marsh mud, woods mold, mari, ant
shell lime. The wheat was drilled il
October 4th to It'll, one inch below
the surface, at the rate oftwo bushels
on one acre, and one bushel and elk
" one hundreds upon the remainder
The variety was the smooth headed
white wheat, brought from Nortl
Carolina few years ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

Home Magazine, and Cooley. Harper, Of
Knicksrbocker, $3.50 per annum.
lone Magazine and Saturday Evsnin,
Post. $500.
Address, T.. 8. ARTHUR & CO., 80;
WALNUT Street. PHILADELPHIA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-01-23

LmE.-Lime will descend down as
FAR as the earth 10 pulverizod; and il
should, therefore, be placed on top Of
the ground. When land has been
lined for number Of years, sub soil
plowing is as good as new coat Of
lime, as it brings it up again to the
surface. Eighteen per cent, Of the
leaves and bark Of the apple tree i
lime, which shows that apple orchards
consume vast amount Of this mineral
and unless il is often replaced, The
orchard must suffer for the want Of it