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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-07

GROCERIES AND SUPPLIES
FOR locO-.'G1.
THE CORNER STORE,
HoYrs NEW BRICK BLOCK, CORNER
GENEsEE AND WATER sTEETs'
Is FULL OF
III wv GOODS,
non THE FALL AID VlgTER THADE.
GEORGE C. SANBoRN,
UAs removed TO the above s,and, ana ,o Is ne no"
L fully supplied with complete assortment Vi
Rt1fyIy GROCERIES,
Provisions, Family Supplies, WOOdsn-'rare, DC
For Iumbcrmen and Family use, which he will
sol, os usual. at moderate prices. The follow
inc form but small portion Of my stock;
FLOUR, FEED, PORK, BUTTER, LARD
= Cheese, Sugar Hams,
COFFEE. =. TEA, BUCKETS, BASKETS
Brooms, Brushes,
BURNING FLUID, CIGARS, TOBACCO,
e Champhcnc, Oils,
Il cRACEERs. MoLAss SYRUP
Rice Preserved Citron, Raisiiis, Iurrah's, rfu''
Willow Baskets, Bed Cords, Irvine, Clothes Lines
Seamless Bags, Winter Apples, Starch, Shoe Brushes
Scan Candles Flour Pals, Sugar Boxes, Patent PAIL
- Kerosene OIL wicks all kinds, &c, &c, &C.
nd CovrrE-Rio, Laguira, Mocha, Java
suoAns-Crushed Powdered, Granulated, Brow
and Coffee sugar all grades.
TEAs-GunpOwder, Imperial, Black and Gree
% IL ID. cadlies.
I'll Nv stock this fall is much heavier than 1t h
ever before been and my facilities for dong ousne
are the very best All articles arc Of the very be
quality, and customers are assured that they
meet with prompt attention and liberal treatme'
Past patronage gratefully acknowledged and
eS, ,on,,00,nc, solicited.
continuance '' &C. sANDoRN
East Saginaw, Nov. %, 1860
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-07

JAMES II. HENDERSON, PROPRIETOR,
rs nrenarcd TO furnish all who may favor him with
/ a cali. ON short notice. with all kinds OF Family
Bread and Domestic Cake baking, also Butter Crack
ers, Boston Crackers, Soda Bscuit WINE anu .ai-
fornia Biscuit. Sugar Crackers, Hard Bread, also
Graham Bread. which will be sold as cheap as can
be bought in this city or any other place. Fresh
and stale bread always on hand Orders filed dis
patch. and all articles manufactured of the best
materials.
PRICE CURRENT AT THIS DATE
Butter Crackers per pound, by the barrel, ; cents
| Boston ~
Soda Biscuit 81
| Hard Bread, AZ
Sugar Crackers,
Common Cakes by the hundred, on
Best Cakes, oS
This being the only place where can be found al
kinds of Cake and Bread, il is really the only
FIRST G L Il S s u A X Z K {,
In this section of the State north of Flint
E,Sag, Oct 4, 1860. j. D0NNELLY, Baker.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-07
WEHST E HOUSE.

THIS popular and fayorito Hotel has recently
l been fitted up in good STYLE and is every way
calculated for the comfort aud convenience OF the
travelling public, "and the rest of mankind ana
the proprietor having had some experience IN ea'II
outdone by any first class Hotel in Northern Mleh-
gan The rooms large, airy and convenient,
and second to none in the state, which makes IL u
very desirable house for gentlemen on business OF
pleasure I'll, a.,
Inquiries of the season. as well MS the subsanals Tor
the inner man; in fact the proprietor means tina,
the Webster House shall be the nc plus ultra OIL
the Saginaw Valley. In connection with me house
little something is kept for the stomach SAKE
stabling. well supplied with hay and grain
''''@e' LESTER CROSS.
Saginaw City, July &c, 1850.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-07
NEW MILLINERY
ESTN BL!SHM ENT.

MRS. MI. Il. CIeOwELII
T>AKES this opportunity to inform the Ladies
i Enst Saginaw and vicinity, that she has opened
a depot for all descriptions OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS
OF tho store formerly occupied by John Derby on
Water street. She would be happy to supply them
with cyery article in that line in accordance with the
prevailing fashions and at the very cheapest rates
She feels confident OF being able to please the Ladies
and earnestly invites their inspection Of her Goods
and Fashions which are being constantly renewe d.
pys DRESS TAKING ia
also attended to in the very latest styles at this es
Eost saginaw. June 5th 1860. n45-n
Notice is hereby given that meeting Of the sub
soribcrs to the Capital Stock Of the Michigan Salt
/ Company win be held at the Office Of III. o. Potter
in the city Of East Saginaw, on tho 18th day Of
January noxt, at two o'clock L. NJ, for the purpose
of clccting Directors and transacting such othol
business as MAJ be presented East Saginaw, Doe
2e 1860 Il. c. Porter JAS. j. kETcnAs.
Notice is hcIoby given that a meeting OF the sub
scrhers To the Capital Stock Of the Saginaw Valley
Salt Company, will be held at tho Bancroft House
on tho l4th day Of January next, at two O'Clock
NJ of that day, for tho purpose Of eloctng Director
and trausaciing such business as may be presented
East Saginaw, Dee. %, 1860 GEoRsE A. LAruRor
Jony p. DEnBY.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-07
:!
A CARD.

~pAG BIssELL. having located in East
Saginaw. offers his professional services TO tho
public, and will attend promptly 70 al calls during
tho day or night. onicein Hoyss triak Block
Refers b. Gcorgo a. Lathrop, El lSagn'w
las sasusw, May II, 1860 nv
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-07
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed
by the Judge Of Probate for the County OF sag
NAV, State OF Michigan, to examine into the estate
of Chester Allen late Of said county OF saginaw de-
ceased: Notice is hereby given that all persons
having claims against said estate viii present them
before the said commissioners who will meet on the
second Tuesday Of each month, at 10 o'clock a NJ
for six moths and after the sceoni Tuesday III
December 1860 Mt the Office of Morgan l. cage
ESQ, in tho city Of East Saginaw
East Saginaw, December 6, 1850
s. G. MUNS0N, lconussionors
nlg-6m HOSEA PRATT,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-07
no RENT.

THE BUILDING on tho corner Of Gencssc and
i jefferson Street, formerly occupied by jacob
Schoen as Drug Store and Dwelling. For terms
enquire Of tho subscribers, at their office IN Buens
Vista Block DILLINGHAM; 4 ROBINSON.
East Saginaw, Oct 9, ls6o.
JACK SCREWS FOR RAISING BUILDINGS
y Coz salso or 20 let by thsdsyhy HESS$ BRO.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-07
rklNCE OF w ALES!!

THE PRINCE OF WALES, HAVING At
last. left our shores Of his native hills, ana tue
excitement of his visit having in measure subsldcd
I or, no,y urepared to execute upon more liberal
ami extended scale than ever, Ambrotypcs, ferrco-
types Photographs, and in short every style Of pc
turo now in vogue in the ncatost and most approved
styles. .t,;.h0d =
In connection with the above, have es'aohsned
o. rr,nnrise in which those sitting for pictures
will he entitled to prize where the price OF pictures
amount 10 one dollar or upwards | guarantee per-
.oo, s,tist,c,i,,n or =. sale II. n, EASTMAN.
Ps.- Mothers are requested to bring IN their
children in the fore part Of the day, To nNoid .o
crowd of the afternoon. H. ~ H.
East Saginaw, October %, 1860.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-07

ANTONY SCHMITI,
RESPECTFULLY calls the attention Of the
IL people of this region to his new establishment
- Tho obnvc stand where he has on hand "A full
stock of all kinds Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SAWS, SCALES OF different variet'es'
Thermometers, Baromcters,
ALSO, STOVES or EVERY PATTERN,
With all necessary furniture, pipe and fixtures
general stock of Hardware,
NAILS, GLASS. GUNS AND PISTOLS, HUBS,
SP0KES AND FELLOES,
Tin and Wooden Ware. Shelf Hardware and
Cutlery, &c, &c.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-02-07
High Priced Clothing is no More!

CoME. then. people Of Saginaw Valley, and pay
I your respects to the youthful monarch = Low
Price" at the Clothing Store of L. Goodman a 90
There and there alone does the Copqueror keign'-
His palace is the Mammoth Clothing store OF ~
Goodman Co, who have constantly on manu-
nsndous stock Of well-made well-sclccted, good-ht
ting Ready Made Clothing of the latest styles.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
DANCING ACADEMIES.

A DopwoRTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES,
a. No 214 Filth avenue, twenty. SIKH New York.
NO. 1877 Montague street. Brooklyn.
CLASSES-Tuesdays and FTGaya IN Bronkyn.
CLAsSES--We Wednesdays and SaluTaAys IN New York.
jroulsrs terms &C. he had al e,teer academy
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
I'll WATCHES, 'JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, &C.,
At QAEAr BARGAINS.

G. HARTNANN Fsspectfnl.f Drms the public that no
has open a he No lT6 Bow NJ opposite prsncor
street q Of Bnc god Jewelry
wsoh@a EverY article cold viii be guassasecd ~ re.
E1esented.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
IvERPOOL, ENGLAND.
IL TO CAPITALISTS AND HOTEL PROPRIETORG.
To be let for term of years, the
Newly erected iccnsed Hotel,
ruIlp nd

MAR RPRICES.-SMITHSONIAN HOUSE. BROADWAY.
w corner of Houston streetHotel accommodations
the European plan Prices greatly rauced for desirable
and family Rooms heated and in first orde4
throughout Meas to order joints, ~ and Is Chop
Steaks &c Is and 20 Poultry and Game 70 and =
cents; other things in proportion. Call and See
S. r. MEAD, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

Nf c. EDEY, AUCTIONEKR.
M. EY N. G. EDEY
THIS Saturday. at II O'Clock In front Of the salesroo
No. IS Cedar opposite the Post Office pair Bay
fifteen and hreequarters hands high six and
old warranted aud kind In all sold
only for want OF use.
ALSO set Of Silver Mounted Double
Harness. made by Gibson cost Of Sl0O Also one Top
Buggy built by Goodwin.
ALSO
One Black Canadian Pony thirteen and half hands six and
half old warranted sound and kind in every respect
splendid saddle pony either for lady or gentleman.
ALSO,
number of Top and no top Buggies Slide Seats Coupe
Rpckways Jaeger Wagons DC Also one second hand Top
ALSO, by order Of Assignee,
Four leather trimmed new Top Buggies
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

4 EOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST LIQUOR STORES IN
IL the Fourth ward; any OF cap al will md this
good chance no agents need apply Address j. F. Herald
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
IL LEEDS Co. viii sell at anction, Saturday, De.
cemher7 10f o'clock, at the salesroom No % Nassau
street Household Furniture consisting Brussels In
grain Carpets and mahogany Beds,eas mahogany
marble top Bureaus and dressing do; mahogany marble
top Washsauds, gilt frame Pier Mirrors, Mantc and
Oval do, oak Extension Dining Table, Hair and Spring
Mattresses rosewood Breakfast Tables mahog,ny Hat
Stands O'ce Desks and Tables, Lounges Vases, &c
rosewood octave fiano made by James Thompson;
several lhes together with mahogany Billiard Table
with Balls, Cues, Counters, &c.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER
" ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

one o. The largest and best stocks offered this season. EN-
Room Furniture suite and in separate parcels; elegant
Etcccres Secretary and Library Bookcase
Work Tables ace Warrotes Buifets Extension
Dining Tables Centre and Long Tables, Lounges Chairs
Hststands, &c Sale positive for cash.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

IJENRY d. MINER AUCTIONEER.--SALEsRo 81
Nassau street, opposite the Post oi!ce.-MINER 4
SOMERvlLLE will sell at auction Saturday, December g.
l0 O'clock their salesroom 81 Nassau street, general
assortment o Household Furniture consisting Of Brussels
Chairs. mahogany and black walnut Hatrarkf carved
hogany w. T, Buffet, mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus
Washstands and Chairs lair Mattress. Feather Beds,
Bolster and Pillows, Blankets Connterpanes Dining and
Toilet Crockery Kitchen Ware, de- Also voice of
fine French plate Mante and Pier Mirrors &c, &c.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

EvOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A GOOD FARM OF II
acres l2o miles from New York, the Erie Railroad
with stock crops and implrments, free OF ncumbrance
Also, for sale half Its value Drug Store 39 seventh
j. MARITIME, 76 Nassau street, 23 West Twenty
eighth street.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

nIAiOND JEWELRY-A VARIETY OF MISCELLA-
~ soous articles Ter sale az sacrince Apply only from
till 10 A. NJ. and till r. NJ diamonds bought Money
advanced. b. W. PLUMB, Diamond Broker a2 Yroaaway
opDoste Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

-. o'clock at the auction ro,ms No. North William street,
Household Furnluro mahogany sofas, Paror and Rocking
Chairs mahogany Wardrobe, Bureaus Tables, washstands
Bedseads Feather Beds and Bedding Kitchen Furniture.
mesa two Casks Vinegar, fee Iron Safes three ses
Harness, 46 boxeS Segars, &c
CHERIFF's sALE-DININa SALOON-CHAMBERS
y FAIRCHtLD, auctonesvs, will sell this day Saturday,
ii O'Clock A. NJ al No AS West street h. contents Of
Dining Saloon, consisting Of the usual variety.
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff.
CHERIFFS SALE STATIONERY, aC.--CAAMBERs 4
y FlikIHILD aucuouecrs ssearosm liz Nassau
viii rel this day Gee At 10 O'Clock a No Nassau
the .utfe Stock 6f Stationery kc therein contained
pIng Flat )ser Cap and Note PsTers Account Books Of
kuds Coy Presses Letter Books Envelopes InkA Legal
spa Mere Bsnks and large variety OF MscelApeous
Goods Catalogues ready ~ the sae, which will be positive
JOHN KELLY, Sae.tu.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

In COTTON, AUCTIoNEER-HOTEL FURNITURE
j. Billiard Tables Beds. Mattresses Carpets Ocoths
Mirrors, BEDROOM Suits, &c
r. COTTON will sell this day. Saturday, Dec T. at l0k
O'Clock at No. Il3 Fulton rect the entire Furniture OF
large Hotel removed for convenience OF sale II will
prise in part 80 Beadseads of various patterns oD Chairs
100 Mattresses Feather Beds Carpets Oclohs 100 yards
Mating 10 Cottage Suits In oak and enaiel.el 4 French
plate and ohcr pier and manel Mirrors, top Dress
Ing Bureaus, rosewood mahogany Beadsteads Genre
Side and Card Tables in quantities. Sofas Lounges China
Glassware, Kitchen Furniture, Rosewood marble bed
Billiard Table, together with thousand other articles
numerous 10 mention. Sala will be without reserve.
IN COTTON. AUCTIONEEE HOTEL FURNITURE
Il. OF every kind and description, this dny (Satur-
day. December 7, at haf-past O'Clock, No. ll3
Fulton street near Nassau ten thousand loads less, q
Hotel Furniture, in great variety compriiu Ing In part
Bcdseads, GO CHAIRS 100 Mattresses, Feather Beds Car
pets Ocloh, 900 yards Mating together with every
tcle for large hotel Also marble bed Bill
lard Table. complete.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
EDWARD sCHENCK, AUcTIoNEER
IL ASSIGNEE'S SALE or
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FIJKNITVRR

IL ASSIGNEE'S SALE or
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BY EDWARD sonENGk, this day, Dec. 7, ~ II O'Clock,
at his Nos 1856 and 157 Broadway OF
one Of the first cabinet makers In this city consisting In
part of elegant sod carved and plain rosewood Paror
IN reps magnificent rosewood round Beds, and
Bureaus DO In black walnut finished in OIL rosewood and
Etegeres carved walnut Bullets and ESensi Tables wal
nut Hall Racks and Chairs and other egan Furniture The
above furniture IL all Of the bes, anufacure and will
be positively sold by order OF the assignee The particular
attention OF those in want OF elegant furniture srespecfuy
requested 10 this sale. J. Il. FREEMAN, Assignee.
The New York herald., 1861-12-07
SALES AT AUCTION.


"A viii seu th,s a. 1ssrIsv - iaiI o,cI~t =. sniss
room IS Nassu srss ir. :" armeo, 80 ~ e ,sahod
Fuenitue Carpets Mirrors rosewood and mahcrsny Par.
lor Sus ooyees In mos ai snT III irra,h vi,-feea a
Tees Parlor And Arm Cuara maris ,ao enire : ,es
Mirrors Rootcasa. 'AS. "P pfet.
Dining Chair. Drassna n,a"a. hs 1i,.da,aads
Hair asttresses Fcs.s paas ons" scsa R.as Imgrain
Carpets oIc ohs Wardr"h.. R,ants,,s 80 70 ths Whole
for,nIrr ~ ~, ~
-. - ----------------
A SSIGNEES' SALE OF AMERICAN ENGLISH AND
N German Uar 80. al ass4n,a,, s,nnL
of H. Arware belnnonr ~ ths ss,s,, ~ 49,. Mn nso.
Co ia ofYsred hv Ia ss,anses !" ,os m n rshsr.
for cash win and n ror thair i,ara. ~ ~ ca asSs
goods and prices must be closed The s,oeS "a IN ner
iect order and can he .aan n, "a po1
''~ - - ~ 'SSA x - :" ~ s0es~
y: n. nAmnEs, Asxisneea
MAJ ya.A r, W. La BHADLEY,)
W. 1ork, Decemoer = iSui
es,o>,r..,s n. --------------------------
IL WI SELL on Monday, Dec at 10Y O'Clock, at 100 VII.
street large Quantity of Glass, China and Druggists
@ OF ryery nescrption also the balance OF whol, sale
W. Esapsishmen, oil every description. by order OF
c,.z..----
The New York herald., 1861-12-07

vS.LLET MASrBR.-DUAAf's pkNCING AND sRAT
ID las Academy, 2o7 Bow eyDanciny icssora. " And 81
psr every ngh Private lessons o. cenA Eorstaxo
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-05-30
FoR TIE TELEeRApH.
FJK NE 7 l.IlHIfFElfl
Farewell to the "GalIant Grays,"
nal Lnit. nannltnrA on{La EOLLth.


DEsCESDANTs OF Fathers who fought and who bled
In the front ranks Of observation-disclosures not the dead
Nor with seryie submission their memory stain
By yielding the rights which they fought to maintain
These rights and liberties are iaurel1 foryo
Twined round many hearts, loving and true;
Hearts loving their freedom for you be the praise,
True hearted, gallant "Park City Grays."
In your ranks are enlisted the braves Of this city,
All cur best citizens head the Committee,
Whose offers show plainly there need be no fears,
For supporting the families OF "brave volunteers"
Now a word to You, towasmea, before shall close;
The "War" is upon us, as eash Of you knows
But strike for the right! while the sous atestrays
Sheds glory and honor on the "Park City Grays"
To the work that awaits you, brave sons Of The North
Go boldly and firmly, not vauntngly forth.
Be worthy your mission, and bausA all fears,
True sons Of the North, our 'Braye Volunteers"
In purpose united, with G,d as your head,
Shout freedom forever with banners outspread,
Hurrah for your leader, that heads the brave van,
Hurrah for the linton! the S2l4ter! the Man
Kenosha, 1861. EASY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-05-30

We had an article last week, on the Sweet Pc.
tato, aud the method Of Planting, soil Sc This
week we give an article on the
CULTURE AND PRESENTATIONS,
Commence filling with an adjustable cultivafor,
that can be adapted to the breadth between the
ridges; and throw back the earth with q wide SHOW
ell plow, reforming the ridges-inishng with the
hoe In using the hoe particularly after the vines
have commenced running, be careful not to strike
into the ground deeply near the stom, lest you cut
off the best Of the projecting tubors. DO not cut
vines nor cover with earth, but lay on the ridges
out Of The way. Ifthey have taken root twill not
harm to lift them-sOlue think il beneficial IN wet
seasons and on ground producing excessive growth
Of vines, 1t will generally be well to lift the vines
as they take root from time to time thus checking
their growth, and assisting the tubers. Give them
frequent hoeing5, ifCansuilicicnt at least to keep
the ground in good condition. DO not hoe down
tho ridges, but preserve them.
Harvest when the frost first kills the lcaves-be-
fore the tubers can be injured by cold ground. IN
harvesting, Wo throw them out with tlut-fugered
spading forks having the vines cut on each side OF
the ridges, by the point OF sh Ort scythe, fastened
on a nearly straight handle. On a small SCALE
get them out anyhow as beets or carrots taking
care not to cut or brase them. Handle with great
care. This is very important Guard against ex-
posure to chilness. Dig for use, when they are
large enough to make it desirable, as the Nanse-
mond has the quality Of being good for The table
at any stage OF it's growth-a peculiarly
PREsERYATGON.--Ihere are many methods Of
preserving Sweet Potatoes during the winter--but
that most generally practiced, is by placing them
in boxes or bins of dry sand. The sand should be
DRY-the boxes or bins not over j. to Is inches
deep-air space around and between them Fill
halt full with the potatoes, pour sand, then put
in the rest and sand again. The temperature shod
in all cases, range from 80 to go degrees never be-
low As. They mny be kept in bauels and boxes
for use keeping until mid winter, without sand
placing straw on the sides TO prevent drying too
much DO not overhaul or disturb at any time
only as needed for use Failures in keeping Sweet
Potatoes, have been owing to careless handng
too much handling, and Oyerhauling, with too un.
even and changeable temperature. After they are
dug, lay them in a dry place, whore they cannot
get chilled; and put away soon as can be, after
they have become dry. They will go through a
"sweat'-the evaporation Of the moisture of the
potato, by bruisiBg the surface.
Sweet Potatoes may be cooked in various ways
Baked or boiled Us the common potato-we gener
~ prefer baking Always cook quickly, Excel
lent pics are made of them in . similar manner to
those made Of pumpkin Puddings are also made
--tlrst boiling-using milk, eggs, Gc,--baked.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-05-30
How 90 TrmmsnInnt.

Those who have provided early plants Of cab
bages, tomatoes, &c, in hot beds, cold frames. or
boxes OF earth, viii Of course transfer them TO the
g8Tden or field as soon the soil and weather will
permit A little care will save nn imnens loss
Before lifting the plants, it is important to horoIy
tOak the ground in which they are growing Let
shis be done several hours before transpIanting-
The greater the amount OF soil that can be made
to adhere to the roots ntakng up, The better
Take them up only as fast as they can be set out;
two hours exposure TO the sun or wind Is often u
total loss OF some days growth, ii not total loss OF
the plants. "No paius, no gains here.
Most persons prefer setting at evening and " hen
the ground is wet with rain. We prefer dry soil so
that it viii not be packed by tra.upling' When
the hole Is made, have pint or more Of water
poured in. Before the water all soalls away the
plant is set in, the hole filled up with dry earth
Most Of this is wet by the water SO that the plant
Is surrounded with moisture, and yet the surface
is lett loose, and opeu--not packed or baked We
are certain that the trouble required is abundantly
repaid, whether the number Of plants be great or
small. Wheat viii pay in garden, will pay in
field. Most cultiYatOr5, however, take NJ plants
thrust them into a hole, and let them do fIe best
they can. When this is done, the around should
be wet by rain or artifcialy. An Improvement.
coJled dt66lc, which is nadeOf yuod-a large one
Is the best, which can be made from an old shovel
handle. A simple straight pointed stckgwii ans
wer.--Am. AgricRiturlSt.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-05-30
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