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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-11
Missoui News.

ST. LOUIE now
Gen. Grant tslsgraphs from Cairo = the head
quarters here that our victory st BslnOnt wae
complete. We captured l3O prisoners and sll Of
the rebel artillery, but we're obliged TO leave part
Of the guns behind Tor want of horses " haal
them.
Some Of the prisoners report that large force
pgsparisg TO start - rsinforce Psioe, but Sas
attack will, no d0abt, prsveat il.
Our loss VS. aboat 80, shout oas-hali killed
anh mogtally Woon6o1.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-01
CAlEEeOs6EE IsEMEny

"a" inI"hb'r tu'r far Gon"rLsa
ana AL DlSraScS Of thc Urinary NreHuy,
HIS Kennedy cures when all other p:rpnra
ti"ns tnIi II is entirely u. like every other
'"h'r""h'i, c"nainin" 1nincrnI Dojxo, or ,,,,,,
S,""* "f"g. ns 1t l. prepared <"l.i, irnm P,.Jx
h"'hS and L'"'fS and has been handed dow,
'',.' ~, ""' gcn"raii"n 3" nnoihcr by the Lh,r.Ecc
n"'""S' It's offered 'o,hr public on its own in.
','hS'c merits. !, p"rfuns lis duty uucLlv mad
,h'i""thiN. III" Hn/ortu,ofc of either s.y " IL;
'' repaid hy nSin" This i-Rcmcd.instrnd of rlnr;,.,
themselves at the mercy ofsomc Ouack ar prn
lessor. This R"mcdy strikes at the very Eo., Of
ne n'Se"S"; us '"h'i"ncy is not simply to suspend
''H P",s"'i. bhi tn Remove The cause on which IL
dePeh"s.-fu!l directions in r,,nphl,t form mo.
company each bt'tilc.-Thc speedy and rcr,r,.
heht relief afforded 10y this Remedy. in oiI c,scs
OF GoM"rhe". Gieei Gravel Structure. EYuor ~
GrS, u h'teS at Etmdies) and all Diseases Of the
Cr'n"rv Organs, has as,onishcd the mo st sci,n.
!'nc men OF the age. This remedy not only Grad.
ea'es all poison from the svsten hut iuy;oorotes
tie most delicate constitution. eFy-It does no,
a"ect the breath or interfere with any cluss or
ouS,n+ss' or require any deviation from the usu
III diet: Us 1t requires no;assistancc from otb
er medicine. And what enhances its vain. =
me entire absence of all na,,scous taste b.irr =
pleasant and delicious syrup
1r'cc 50 per Bottle. or Three Bottles fors5
POTTER d. MEI;VIN, Sole prorri,tors
c,,. A.. st. Louis, Mo-
Sold in Ahhevillc by d. MCLAUGHLIN, and MI
responsible dealers in medicines. Van School
"f'efs"n' Charleston. Wholesale Agents.
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scrof,i:a or ki,,r, Ell.

| is CONSTITUTIONAL disease n .
''"""' by which this fluid becornos '.;,;o y, 81
"ehh' h"n poor. Being in .he circ,,.,;a
| forra'cS The whole body. and NAV hmrs, i. y.
~ '''s''"e ON any part Of it. No orpan !. t.u u'
"o''' Us atack:. mo-: Is there one wbirh il ,
"'' :" S.r"E. lhc scroiu!ous taiut il v,r;o.,",
caused ny nl"'"nria! disease, low lvinn 10y
,"'r' OF "nh"althy froI impure air f;i,' h'sU.
u "ut"y MINUS. ''r depressing vices. and aboxa
"n' ny me 'rherlni Infection Wbntever ho ;.I
sin' " !, h"r 'diihry in the constitution do"
.h1''e ,,I from parents 10 children unto Ilo
I ,"h' ana ''hr,h G"heration:" indeed, it scem.
We ''e i"' "' il'm who says, Il will y;s;,
..rci,." uPon Their chill
Us ELECTS commence by disposition from, a..
n'"on OF corrupt or ulccrOus nn,tnr Ill '.e
~" lungs livcr and Internal organs !. t"nn,aS
'"',c' c'"S III the glands swcllinrs md m ~
s.'''ce, 'r"l''nS or sores This foul corrnr'
''"h' Which TENDERS in the blood denre,eos H.
energies OF li'e, g" hat scrofulous const;,u,nns
not only suffer from scroulous comnlo;nts t'..
lh"y have tar less power tn Withstand H.. o'
'"cks OF other diseases; consequently ~,
numbers perish by disorders which o,;ho,,"I
nor srr"'nors In their nature, are still rendered
'"'"' 'E 'nls faint in the system Most of ,h.
con o''ilt'nn which dccimatcs the humop fom;
y has lis origin directly in this contamination
"nu ni"hE obstructive diseases of the liver, kid,
nneys. orain, and indeed, of all the organs nrisa
from m or are aggravated by the came cause
que quarter oiall our people arc scrofulous,
Cneif persons are invaded by this Iurkinc in
lection, aud their health is undermined Ir T.
l. o cleanse 1t from the system we musr ranoy.,.
'ne blood 10y ali Alternative medicine nnI in
''G"fMtc IL hy healthy food and exercise Such
Il medicine VIC supply in
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-01
LIME! LTMEI LIME

NE Subscriber takes this method of inform.
Il ing the public generally. that he has So, and nd
expects TO Keep constantly on hand, a good
snnpp,y nI o, On tne best Southern Made Lime at
Ford. or The Free bridge. on saI"do R;u" R;"nu
winch he offers for sale at the following nricea
any amount under 100 buslels, 334 cts per
Terms Cash. t ,-.'-, to Smn uus'ei'
MT Gall1her. Lnurens Dist, s.. G.. Oct. 2s, lam
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Obituary Notices

Exceeding one square. or twelve lines, Will
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SE- Alladvertisements not having the mum
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published till forbid and charged accordingly
cw Money for Job Work and Advertising
from any except regular patrons will be consid
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cay Subscribers and others, in debt so ,.ns
urr' urgently requested to send us the anonn
of their indebtedness immediately.
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEIILLE DISYP/f,y,

CWcc Co"rt :flom"on I1,as and Gev'i .Scys;o,,,
'io"'e '1u'i'e' Attachment.
vs. IThomnu,r 4. T., . r.,
los: ". Davis. iiH IFS AsIorney nI,r i'"'"-
w HEREAS" the Plaintiff did on the tenth
day Of April, cighrcen hundred and
S'Nty' hie his declaration nrinst the Dcfcn
n",' ':,I VINO, l!' is sai.D is absent from and
Without The limits of the state. and has n.;Irr
wifi" nor attorney known within the same u,,n,
whom copy of said declaration mr!:, Lr
served: 1t Is therefore ordered, that the s,;d
''e'eninnt do appear and plead to the said do.
c'ara'i"n. on or before the eleventh DIV ne
Ap''l: eighteen hu' drcd naI >x,y.onc. other.
wise hn" '''''! absolute .imh.inrnt will then be
gwen and awarded npa inst him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. e..
April l2. lA6uS 81 1om
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RD ASSOCIATION.
FL tHALADELED89IA,

lsft institution established by special
I far The relief Of the sick and Dis.
5Eeted miM Pirulemt and Epilemtc
ttI Advice given gratis by the Act
sSurgeon t" all who apply by letter
option of their condition, (age, occu.
n of life, DC. } and in cases Of ex.
Fy. Medicine furnished free of charge
$Reports on the New Remedies EN-.
sc Dispensary, sent to the afflicted in
4 envelopes, free of charge. Two
smps for postage will be acceptable.
/ 5DR. j. SkILLIN HOUGHTON,
econ. Howard Association, No. 2
3 Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ter of the Directors.
IA D. HEARTWELL, President
ncnILD,. Secretary. Jan. 20, l2m
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KAuFFER, BAUM & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL @
DRY G O.OD S
R s Y AZ B j. / S H NC H M u q
BROAD STREET.
UNDER THE AUGUSTA HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA.

Dealers that they have Just
making the largest Store in the State
of
cusivly for a
We before
Wholesale travelling and
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HILLS

We cast b, ,s sizes, for Churches or
Fire Alarm. daS'st reasonable terms, and
if they do not general satisfaction, the
party can r.,fW'h at our expense. We
were nwa-dSSflins last year at the Stat.
FAIR held in CO, and at the Charleston
Institute EnSrs Bells.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

The Proprictors of the ,Abbevile Press anu
Abbeville Bnuner have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising to be charged by
both papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for n less time
than three months. will be charged 10y the in
sertionr at One Dollar per Square. Qt inch
the spaceof II solid lines or less,) for the
frs, insertion. and Fifty Cents for each eub'
| srGuent insertion.
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IRON AWASS CASTINGS

Of all Desofrs Made to Order.
We east cverIFsin the week. We have
now the best sto, Gearing Patterns in the
State, having ppid all the Patterns be-
longing To Gcoi oigalr * Co. along with the
shop. We ha Pattern Makers constant
" employed. &Eistings have taken tile.
Premium evet the State Agricultural
Society. M
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SDRE MARKwALTER,
bile worries

' Street. near the Market,
I'd CG USI1, Ga.
81 ARBLE Monuments. Tomb.
4 es. dc. Also. Marble Mantels,
Furniture Works of all kinds.
II the plainest to the most eIab.
He, designed and furnished to order
short notice. All work for the
itry carefully hoxed and forward
II March 23. 1860, 12m
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cr;st hid Grist Ei|1 IRON,

We manj3aIoltaLle Mills Of all sizes
and of supkSErn. AIS" GrsL Mill Irons
Of all sizcs@d>t Mill Irons also tock ,L,
| Premium af3fair IN Columbia.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-03-01

from the eminent manufacturing chemists,
Messrs. Potts l. kleit under whose personal
supervision RHODES SUPER-PHOSPHATEis is
man ufactured. This Manure has been used in
South Carolina for se.eral years past, with
great success in the culture of Cotton ard Corn,
and is now thoroughly established for these in.
portaut staples Do not let the present season
psss without the experiment.
Read tho annexed letters from gentleman who
have tried it the past season.
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MaE.EsycEG HTS.

We have srcufetne of the best Mill,
wrighls in the St4tel'u'ting up our Engines
and Mills. We hafy t" mention the names
Of Thomas AMBER who Is acknowledged
by all who knov1,; ID" one of the first of the
State. Also, J.T.EviT, JOHN SlRuTnEHs.
and several oihefH
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Mills.

Wn ma 'rcu'ar Saw Mills Of three
sizes. AlEas Patent Mu'ay Saws, for
which weASI Ight of the State of Suu,h
Carolina an" make Saw Mill Irons of
all siZ-s 20 MIL Irons a!sn tnok Tn.
PremiuufSE Fair held in Columbia
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Two, Dollars in Advance, or Two
Dollars and Fifty Cents at the
Expiration of the Year.

css- All subscriptions not limited at the
time of subscribing, will be considered a
indefi mite, and will be continued until nrrenr-
ages are paid, or at the option of the Pr"prie-
tors Orders from other States must invariably
he ac ccompanicl by the Cash. .Ms
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J. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
NO. 800 BROAD ST,
AUGUSTA, GA.

ATHENS, GA, Nov. 90, 1889.
Dear Sir Rhodes Super. Phosphate has teen
applied by ME this year,on small scale, TO both
Corn aud Cotton The result: :eXceedep my .x-
pectation, although the experiments. for many
reasons, were not, aud could not he conducisd
with due caution yet am entirely satisfied,
that the growth Of weed, in both instances the
fruit in corn, and the nuuiher of bols {" cotton,
were fully double the yield i'll the portions un
manurcd, and this wien only'a Tablespoonful
of the Super Phosphvte was applied rs n top
dressing to each hill of corn, and ten.spoonfnl
ts each stalk of cotton-and the lust US late in
the eeason as the 18th of July. Some. Of the
weed grew to nine feet high, with six fecr
branches, covered with bolls, while the unna :
nured was not half SD good 1t is my intention
next year. TO test it more fully. ,
Very Respectfully, T.,
Your most ob't serv't,
(Signcd) NJ. c. N. HAMMOND.
UNION POINT, C. r. R.) Nov. g. 1852
Messrs. J. A. ASsLEy 4 Co.:
Gcnts.-i boughtsa ton of Rhodes Super
Phosphate in Baltimore. last Spring, Mr.. H. ID
Leitner Of Berzclia, to test it's value n ma
nure. put about l25 lbs. on acre Of cotton
IN the drill on land that would not make ove
rs 10 100 lbs. Of seed cotton per ncre, wiih"u
Manure. The result is entirely satisfactory
have made at least from: $50 to 500 lbs to tn
mere this very poor land. / expect to pur
chaee from 10 tons for my Spring CROP. M,
Overseer wishes me to put his n anne to This also
Yours, in great haste,
(Signed) r: W. PRINTCP.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
Dc. 81, 1859 3l IT,
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LES CATLFN,
!6ISO FOR1E.S. .Uns,c. Guiturs
2gs. F2afcS. -icc"ricons. InStruc
SN "ifnr "nd Iioii" Strings. DC.
s ;. Hotel, AUGUSTA, GA.
5kr;i for ChickeIin. & Sons. and
Piano Forics.
sk comprises every variety of
k3cfavr instruments. from So5O 10
II instrument Is warranted sound
II March %, lSGD, l2m
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JOHN ALEXNDER & CO.,
MAyrrACREns OF
Steam t Engines,
From 8 tos1 Horse Power.

WE Have alwe Engines OF different
w size- in a hrd state. so that we can
furnish any size Yithpa'ch.
Our Engines ,odk first Premium at the
Charleston Institute h"ld in 1859.
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ENGOURAG SOUTHERN k7ERFRISE
SUPERIOR COTTON and WOObBN GOO
COZ WagBIR aMIIsRS,

YNaE INCREASING demand
added machinery in their extensive COZ
W0oLEN PLAINS wooLEN KERsEYs JEA
whtehhey WARRANT to beof SUPERIOR quality. 8
into Cloth low rates furnishing
u wiz york ss h hs 9tn qksa % Thi,
ot1sis sepamg wool " work send hh. sa" dg
however as The yield SM ws
NAafE DISTINCTLY EVER H
be TO-
patronage
to, al Address u. 49,. a.
~ JAs.,G GlbBES & q
Aprilao, lssaJ ..4eal 6 +.5G I "|s .. Cold
n
and
necd wfhhb Agency. -, ~
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n Ola .rrei Staye gTachipa

GJ-sSl , o-I71-C'
W. ,rea' Samuel NJ. KING. Patent,
-;hi,."l.. NJ a"hinc. II will cut 1000
~..,: g,r$BgN'rve$ per day.
W. ~ for .Iuds"n's Patent, Gov.
rnrr MA H"' fc"n"mi>,r. Also,
Agc,ts Bfs Cotton Seer! IIulicr.
|" ad8H" "h"v". w" Manufacture
patrnt .Ht 'l"r Wh""lS, pa'ru., y
Nail U0Efnr'''"r Pattern anal >-,>
,.!"ar. .MS1'"l tng III and aI,uu, VII
Il "a tx.
c{}saA".S VIII "" -""t I" any "n..
wish. uEd al questions answered.. n..;
| ..ui, rrippf oimiI y .ttrn,l"l rr
JOHN ALENA%DEI;
sN EOB'T McDULGAi.I..
SnxStai 500. 22-l2m
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SINGERS NEW FAMILY. MACHIES.

in
A
II
o
a
machine other maker
All of Machines make the nterlocked stitch with threads which ts
entirely devoted subject 1t will be supplied .
netca
NJ
E j. TAYLOR, ALhelel NJ COHEN. Agent
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE.

ae t Singer
such Ii sapeaery all Others
bought, is smaller
8 n 4ne
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18
ponwonn.pARk =. QrINIYE.

The Lincoln government has stopped the
supply Of Quinine for the South, hoping our
soldiers will die more rapidly Of disease.
The inside bark Of the Dogwood root is III.
most a. good tonic as quininc. aud before
the latter came into use, dogwood bark
tea" was avery common remedy with South
crn people in the country, for the cure Of
ague and fever. chills, &c. ne we're once
cured of the old fashioned shaking aguc'
III the use of this tea, ID d short time. The
dogwood tree i universal at the South, and
familiar TO all by the large white blossoms
il bears in spring. Tons Of the bark can be
obtained in few weeks and dried for use.
Dig up the roots, wash, scrapc of the outer
bark, then peel the rhind from The wood.
Bone.set. wild.cherry, snakc-root, &C.,
are excellent toniCs, aud all to be obtained
in the South in abundance. The woods
and fields teen with remedies to cure mala.
dies. and millions Of people have been made
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18
From The RaIf IL Register
GENERAL MILITARY HOSPITAL.

The object in establishing General Hos.
pital IN Richmond, or some suitable p.see in
Virginia, is to relieve the wants aud suffer
ings oi the sick and wounded soldiers 81 sBr
North Carolina troops II Virginia Which
may be found not Sufficiently provided igr
under lie rules Of the War Department ol
Se Confederate States"
This Institution will be under ,te control
Of tile Governor of The state VI North Gar.
Olina. anil the necessary officers fat it- ;N.
dicioas management. Through il NIa BE-
kept up direct communication bejHeea lhe
citizens of North Carolina and tie Re.i.
meuts Of North Carolina troops thai are a
the field. From this point /, il pFapas Il tn
distribute all contributions ID tht SEEK aa.
wounded. The Officers Uf thc lrt!tu4aa
will keep open direct and constant cores.
pondence with the Recimcrtll asrUii,
and the C0lohcls commanding. - tta.t. II
all times. il will BE knpWn where 90 saut.
are greatest, and also, what particular ii Hgs
are most needed. This sill al @4ea eua.
fusion aud needless trouble and esfssse. 81,
will be shown presently, and giFr g.lieIet.ey
70 all charitable efforts by ins1g4a. iae III
ception I'll every benefit conferred. Asay
hundreds, nav thousands II dollar. ha,r
been lnst to the donors. and What i, t4r
worse than that. 10 the deserving ard assilg
objects Of such donations. for Tie VII 81 d
system like this. Ii il not duuase8 .st
moment but that tile kind and gcnaraas ttau.
RE If our state will contribute mB.t Ii5er-
ally Of money aud hospital store. in such a
noble cause. With many Il will aat be e8n-
Senient TO contribute hospital sa5rss. Al!
such can contribute money, VITA i perfect
assurance that X will be pfuptri, eHpiafFd,
for the management Of ibis lnstiiHiipH viii
be 10 the hands Of gentlemen Of high stand.
ing and unguestioned integrity.
ln regard to getting ap aid or relief soci
eties 10 this State 10 further the great aud
bsneicicnt objects contemplated b. the g..
tahl shment ~ ,his General Hospital and
system for the distribution Of charities. il Is
respectfully Suggested, that il will be found,
IN all probability, to be best for each con.
gregaiion ii wOrshipping Christians 70 form
itself INFO one III these societies. separate.
but al the same time organized Christian 81.
efforts II this kind have been found most e. (
6cient elsewhere in our country. They
certainly work more hafmoniOuslv than 9th. !
other plans particularly these associations \
glCh are formed Ul whole towns. xillage.
and ncighhorhpOds. Iii any regulated Con
grcgatiDn, individual relationship aud com. 4
parati,e merit are all pretty well establish.
ed by intimate personal associations Of long
standing. such cannot hc the case IN ssso.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18
pRnFIrARLE SrnrK

Mr.. J. G. Miller, living near Town. informs
u that in the spring Of 1850 lie had three
iews with lambs which he turned on a grass
ipt. When tile lambs we're ten weeks old he
butchered them. They uettei him IS. IS
each. The Yews being in good order in
july Of the same year he buiehered two al
them ard fund them 10 be with lamb: the
other dropped her ynung abuut the Isl II
August. Tie Spring following (ls6nl the
same Yew had two lambs. These we're kept
about the house aud ward until thew gteW
large enough 10 become mischievous. In
tie Spring Il 1861. after clipping them, Mr.
VI. bu,chered them. They netted him sio
So besides the wunl. some four pounds fran
each The old Sew dropped lamb ID Feb.
1861, which a, six months old weighed 81
pnunds aud another the III OF August fol,
low ing.
Mr.. Miller rrcitcs these facts for the pnr.
Pose II showing twn things. VIZ tie ranIdl.
~ with which THIS kind IL stock increases,
aud the profit. arising from il. He assures
u that all thp sheep here spoken Of did nai
consume one gallon ul corn, aud that he fed
them no dry pro,eader. Mr. Miller be.
lieyes sheep II hr tbe most profitable stock
farmer eap raise. biz own experience prov.
ing IL TO hi. entire satisfaction. There car
be but one serious hindranee To general sue.
cess 10 this branch Of husbandry, viz the
iogs. tile DOCS the mean aud worthless
curs and hounds which run At large nigh
and day 10 worry, Kill aud devuur the timil
lambs IL the heeks
A. one OF tile farmers Of the State, Mr.
Miller asks tie protection Of the Legislature
asainst dogs. a heavy ;ax on ihcm, exempt.
ing one % each farm. would be useful n i
source If revenue and means Of Kidding the
state ot worthless ours. We all feel the
need Of wool Al time like this especially /:
but unless something be done 10 prevent lhc
rayages q dogs there is no doubt we shall
ere long feel il much more seriously. A. an
article Of food, physicians unanimously iestl.
~ that mutton is Tor many reasons prefera.
bic TO almost any other kind Of meat.
HGtchman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-09-18
cRoPs FOR soILING puRPosEs.

1
Those farmers who desire TO keep their
stock in good order. and have a plenty of
milk and meat. and quantity Of rich ma
nure, should learn the art Of growing both
winter and summer crops expressly for soil
ing purposes. BY sOiling" the reader is
to understood the feeding Of cows, horses
and other stock on green food in stables or
yards. instead of allowing them 10 run at
large in pastures. Oats, barley, rye, wheat,
and turnips, sown early on rich land, will
supply winter and spring green meat" as
the English call such forage for live stock.
These crops may be pastured like winter
grasses; but the treading Of cattle in the wet
seasons OF winter and spring on ground soft,
mellow, and bearing luxurant growth Of
oats, barley, wheat, or tnrnips, is very OBJ
jectionabIe. Hence, turnips SHOULD be pull
/ ed, washed and sliced-the washing and Size
ing are done by cheap machinery. The
young grain plants should be cut by scythe,
aud hauled IN 4 cart or wagon to the stables
where stock Is fed. The same vehicle can
haul manure upon that part of the field to
grow corn Tor summer and autumn feeding
Corn, lucerne. clover, English and COW peas
are some Of the best plants 10 raise for sum
lner and fall feelings. English peas and oats
ripen at about the same time, and quite ear
". They are easily cultivated, and give
hogs firsi-rate pasture at a time when they
are apt 10 fare hard OF draw largely on the
corn crib. Hogs should gather most of their
food il fields Of clover, ground peas. English
peas and COW peas. Indeed. Il will pay TO
raise both corn and sweet potatoes for them
to harvest, as they distribute their manure
pretty evenly and always enrich the land.
Bot il i nea,er farming 10 gather crops for
them, feed in pens, haul and spread their
manure.
Sow grain early for soilirg and manure
and plow The ground thoroughly. Top. dress
tnruips with ashes g keepdo@n tie hy. and
make the plants grow rapidly.