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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-02-01
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t,Iaeter Declaration Of 8iabts, SpnIitiiipr unS gtnba6e,
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bee 9utet 0trainifhtn SslfeS td Convention SeriantmsIt nm,
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ltintmun9 luepenort Doren. unO ncnp Iueptnbrt. Sltre
lang oulluiHts, %oeinleIben letre @ufmerfIamtit nj I6tnfen;
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bs Die 9eriOnen, ne DIE 8Crtbeil Saraus ~ ,i,Srn koTfisr
our ba1 massachusetts &e4t Der 9eloitrsSSraiitntaiic Scr
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Der e:lteaetenotn 8erfor% mlun9eu; proen itonSs 81 ~
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Nam ~anfjtlSit. oirh Yih' iulommeurufe1 eiD TS 80,
9rieeeebsnOcn SeriammIung. pOSurd Sos pOIitilbe y v4en IT
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funo Spn @citscn 0egtn bic DECENTRALIZATION 6rembryy G nn14
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Sri, oenS,eites; NurS 8Eriutt, Die Wi!itarbtb6ret s SmS nnn ~.
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itCl,n: Surh SuNSnuIc, u&e unter GnSiSnoilhe 9c.m6aio
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9rrcfomatiuncn.

32) &cinc ypttcrie irl Spn lest an forcttrnirt pcrber ,unn
otr Scrtouf, eaS Raufcn pocr 2Seo0ebCn cpn Sifets irornS
Sutt Sptiere Ut S%crhpten, ouSGrupnmen ron fpIdcn. bic
'Nen legt cLe etictlttbe Srlaubnif boten.
90 w lpl t;tne ncue. Gpuntc 0Ctilct perSer. bic nidt
p'h'SNtns en Arcol ru tcdhSbuncert Suobratmeiten bat F.;
neGp lpu pe Counts Cecr he 9runticS, aus Der eieIeIbc ocs
queer m'rc, aur Elm 9%crinoCrcS @rcoI reorcirt ncrben rpd,
lpl tr9rno cine Srurta, Die cine rciEc S3epbltcr,ino BON fnnf.
tHuleno SCten bal, %bicrcurdD mebr ais Elm Funfttl eerSe ben
Set!teren; no1 l'l cine County, Die cine ar6Fere rciEe we
Srlterun9 oat, aaf cine Scelen;abl ron ipeniotr ais nicrtou,
lCno rebu' irt rpcrSCn.
81 Die @cncruI Niftntlp IrQ bcr Gj,rit,er 81, SIP n,
n't!etpsn, Spel6ticuraen rcriuRCbmen, Nomer Ypn NycrIprrr,
III Gnccrn, nm ZEN Scrtduf ppN @runecto,ntbum onrrbmn.
SSS Atnctrn ullo arlotrcn 9ciesttd uniur,dnurosI0biocu
ytTlontt iu9ehcr', fpH obcr nitt in lpI6,a cher 6buIibcn
Seutn. curh stncn b%Cirnberen Sct cine @usnnbm, I'M rHsn
ojctipn iultbt. """'' y" S"'S~
35) Htt @'ntraI %ftnttIp fol- fir biz ,titntiT, Scoinri-
1nn9 ctr %oumm9tbsr Der ptrfticbcren Grlirti,e. stiSHSr rnS
SptpHS Sor9' tro9tn; 9l,iGfalS fur bic ldtrljht Nconfri<
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6rci,n umb SdIoscn. '"''' ""S"'' ''
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GGe Sf9epntR oerleltCn o~nec;Ciot rrCroer fell. am mrIhr
SNtllt ptonlNncce NSoblen %cnt'dhcScn unt Saron;cn ouSot-
,uHi pItpen' lo8, frcnll irlte Sale in Der Contribution riht
vtlencers ~spr9cllcrti itno, burd Gin @cleb rcorliri mcrhcr
ltno pte gcner0l NlcnibIV ira. mo lid feirc tcebalbinc lrr.
ptppH N Ger epnltttuttrn bcftnhct, Die Sale b]e;cidncu, mo
''he St1tGc ale erleci9t III bctr0btCn III.
81 Ge loH Die Nhtdtt Der gCrerol gFCmbr, rc, hrr5
@Tlcte Sprge III tragen, RAP Die Den 93iracrn hirirr, e rr,e
outf Cen 7tcn, Stem unb Il tcli @rifcl Der 0Sin
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9os 9cltb9ctence, executive unb ridtctlibc Requirement
ilclIn lcpdrtrt uno fur iih ~betchCno lciu. 70 eag bos cine
n'dt bic Sblic9cnbcttcn scS onhercu crfu1t; nod fol- cine
9trlon iu 9ICtder Sttt 0ittQljeN mcbtcrer Depart n,euts.
'onoern muir zines ctni9en lcin, 8ricrcn5ridtrr ous9cnunl
men, Die ona ale ~2iusIicber SCR Weresrbuns mdbIbar
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9Oufe of 0eIesatss.
Senat t.

81 Der anbcre btCicr 3@cis: ioa Senot eenonut pcrben
uns aus Tlntit9 NtitGltepern %bCiltbcn, IN btrcn @rpGbluu:
Die Gcunttte uno ot6oie In fuRf;0 Giitric!e etnoetbeiIit
merosn lcleA. Sere Gpunts unS 5tact beS r]ejpe,tiytn
Stltrttto lNl sur Belt Ger erittn 9SobI fur 0clcoatcn ordS
fUr eintn senator lttmmcn unb Die Sbtrif5 pcer Die an
oertn fIe 2Sabl N et1er Gount9, Start poer SpYpr lelieu>eu
Seanlten louen funt Gage mad ablebaticncr 9SSbl in DEM
eouIlpauo Der 6uerlt oGf9etubrten Is ountn, Staot ppcr Sesu
pee SilrlfIe ul3nlmentohmen, ulo pcn Den einaeaanoeucu
2SaRu'lttn or counties, StaOte urN IpwnS Senifriocu
ae SenoIor tur eTm0b!t 81 Crtiaren, Der bic meiiteu AfiS,
men IN Gem 9olien Oiltriet erbaIten BAT. lin bicIe Scr
l'W"tuhs'n r;lpum!cttno gu MAIDEN, fQ Der 0it ic, i'm
WEI N!Nlsn %etrgethetlt uno burd b1s 9pcs rum.rcrirt
wstotn. que trl!e Htone lpl aus ;p6(f. Die ,meitr ort
PrtlIphi 'E arLtie aus ir6.f uno bic Yterte ana brri.rhn
2eittpgh: Der StS Se Senstprs Der cracn Nl1ffs ia nm,
SHINB ote erltin -Jabre5 bee @ntr;ns ibrer Sifc, 81 vi"
lMth ~ or spftttn H!1ne mad @blnuf pc5 ;peiicn Ss6
rtej oE PT ofltten Aialls nan N6lauf bes priftrn csSSrrs
uno Der Ger Ylsr.tn &Ialt mad Ablauf acs yrcrisn $50.
10 pap tttne HIaiit leote 5Ghr 4esa6lt an mrrSsp SrsrS,
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YSedlel Iu Der Der 5tctbe Sab Gat.fnbeu nnS i;6~L 81
Der o5cn b~eStlhneltn 28tilc 0praenDm:men merSe,i ~ ="
~ Bel Der WGbl Der Senatsren iolcn b ? Si4ri.,o :;
Der iCbt t%ticbenoeu GSetle Y%trserber, bic Ypn 6,isen -
fern Scr asitbleturS i'll Der in cer Contribution 1usf sISrtsn
Q3ei1e cine Ib0upcTUng rpr9;HCmHeu pir6.
Gint6rtluag scr &eprdfsntatton.
81 Go Toll Die GGi6t tr @:neral NiemSlb leiu. Inn
Sobr Elm Gaui,n9 aht 6unoert uno funf uno ieta;io' III
ale 'ebn Sabre Ipdtr, nj 5all VIC ith ittr cine Htprli,n.
foura eiHtSt, eine 3susintbeilun9 f5 Ssndt5 inn 3eprd.
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gill of 8tabts.

Die GrFl6run9 tcr 9fed'S- Nrincipier, bic bicTer Gpu1i
tuition amenotrt unb eUr9e1ncrft inn, lplCn III btelcr Grnni
tuition in Del leIsen SeSicbun9 llebcn, ME tic ;u Der frltberc,
fdnbeu.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

PULASKI lIoUSr. Savannah, Ga, Jan q, 1856.
HoNoREn SIR should he ungIatefu for the relief
your Skill has brought me- f lid not rrpo. my case 10
you. cold settled In my limbs nnd brought on excru
ciatng nsHiuic pans, which ended in cirGc lhsHnd.
itsm Notwithstanding had the hest of physicians the
disease grew worse and worse until by the advice yo
excellent agent in Baltimore DR. Mackenzie tried your
rms Their effects We're slow but sure BY persoyeling
in the use of them, am now entirely we'll
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03
Clergyman AnGuCes "A sguEglaI
fO 40 the War.

An eminent Presbyterian clergyman Of Phil
adelphii stopping at one Of our hrst class hotels,
was awakened In the night by noise 10 his
room Supposing II was caused by young
friend who shared the room, he called him by
n.ma Receiving no answer. he raised hii besd
snd saS by the faint light ol the moon that bis
conn ,nion was In bed and that the noise was
causd by figure whose shadowy outline ne saw
in smother part Of the room. Springng from
his bel the clerical gentleman exclaimed: "What
are vou doiug in nv roomY' "RobinR you
promp Nv aud ruthfully answered the visitor.
TIN oung man being by this time aw kened
aud having sighted the gas our divine proceed
ed 10 * mine the capture thot he had made.
Plic ng h. h. nd upon his shoulder, and bend
ing on tie tn II look that "took the measure
Of his soul " h, r'ofrOgate1 him concerning the
couree OF his lip, spd the causes that he had thus
strangely brought them togather. After long
conversation, the clergyman had 40 charmed the
burglar and won his affection that he heged to
he taken into his service, saying he would be
honest and follow him to the end OF the earth
our friend not desiring 20 have follower whose
acquaintance had been 40 strangely made, ard
wishing at the same time to give the culprii
chance TO reform promised that he would no.
deliver him to jnsiice II he would enter the army
aud agreed that In the morning he would make
the necessary arrangements for his enlistment
He left with the promise that at certain hour
the next day he would meet the clergyman a.
the hotel and go with him to the nearest recruit
ing station.
Strange as IL may appear, the burglar Yves
prompt Mt keeping hiA appointment and accom-.
panied his new friend to the rendezvous, was
enrolled, inspected, mustered in uniformed, and
tho afternoon lpft TOR his regiment with the
army OF the Potomac, showerng thanks upor
the heed of his strangely acquired heneiactor. -
W Y World
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SAW OR GRIsT MILLS; STEAM ENGINES,
BLACKSMITH AND MACHINE WORK,
WATERVILLE FACTORY,
LUCAS COUNTY, OHIO.

The subscribers respectfully inform the citiseHs
OF Lucas and adjoining counties, that they have re-
fitted their machinery in the best order for mana
iaetufing wool. Their long experience In the bust
ness and close attention 10 the same, warrant them
IN saying that their establishment equals any Man
uiactory ln.the western country, and their cloths
cannot be surpassed for service by any cloths man
uiactured East or West.
They have now on hand a large stock Of Cloths,
Cassimerea, Satinets, Tweeds, Fannels, Blanket
ing and WOmen's Dress Flannels, which will be
sold or exchanged for wool on rea sOnabe terms,
They will also manufacture wool on the shares into
all styles Of Goods. Those wishing to exchange
wool Tor LloEhs, or have il manufactured, will
please call at the Factory, leave their wool with
VIM. Houston, Perrysburg. i''
Wool will be taken and Goods returned at the
foregoing place; also be received for manufaetur-
ing or eardng into rolls and returned to Gen Hous-
TONS Store in Perrysburg
PRICES FOR MANUFACTURING PER YARD
Cassimers and Full Cloths 37l5 cents, Twilled
Blankets, 3l1{ cents, Flannels 25 cents Satnets
81 cents, Tweeds, 2j cents, Lnseys 1857 cent.
The cotton warp is furnished at the above rates.
Any person delivering wool to be manufactured
can, at the time of the return Of their cloth should
tney be dissatisfied have the cash for their wool AZ
the market price when the wool was delivered
All kinds OF country work done on short notice
ana IN good order, such Wool CarGing, Cloth
Dressing, etc.
Likewise wanted five tons of hard soap.
PC. a L. DEAN.
WstsrVills. May, 1862.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

The road along which tho man of business
travels in pursuit OF competence or wealth, is not
n macadtm' zad one, nor does it ordinarily lead
through pleasant scenes aud by well->priDgs oI
delight On the contrary, it IL q rough and rug
geh puh, beset with "wnit-s-bit' thorus, and
full of pitfalls, wbrch can only be avoided by
the wstnhinl care Ofcircumspecfion. After each
days journey over ths worse than rough turn
pike road The wayhrcr needs something more
than rect H. requires solace, and no deserves
" he IL weary at the dull prose- of life, and a.
thirat for the poetry. Happy is the business
nal WIN cln fnd that aolace aud that poetry at
home Warm greetings from loving hearts, fond
Rlancea ftnm bright eyes the welcome shouts oi
children, the mary thousand liur arrangements
e. onr g 'mf't 'od Z" yUen, t'a' ',l'n'l3 toil
st r'rugn'ul ani 'xprctiui lovr, tn gcuft
ntui-'rat'uus that di-encunh"r u into ~ Id
md ssy srEl bg'nre ap are q sore ct It'll g.,
-au itg tokens ~ rhsct o. rri su'upEttg con
H'I'uta fNt poetry yH.c', toc,uClga II. lu T..
prnas Ut life. IunN 4 his w,vrs N
q uta "rs of busnaas men fa-k o' t'c toll,
~ au1oara. 10 mort Assljous, AID wear 'h4
f-.E..' uHa.r u tn secure for ycu cpuinrfah,u
nrurs. and uumEHuss,s ,heW irr iHe.- tfil.a uv
making ftyw hapgE pg ,pa.r gv9 H.ealas.
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ln.v.r,.I au,nncipntio,.

Tho government is still advancing Tn,
speech CT Cassius NJ. Clay finds an echo IN
the heart Of more than one member Of the
a ADMINISTRATION. Gen. Clay is the guest Of
Secretary Chase. and | believe they both
look at these questions with the same clear
eye. Mr. Chase was an old Democrat
when Democracy meant justice--and he
looks at slavery as the cause of the rebel.
lion. IN an unpreiudiced light.
A battle for liberty would bring the sym
pathy of Europe 4 shout would go up
from the Garabaldis, the OConnors, the
kossuths, and the descendants Of the free.
Tells would be awakened in the Alpine
SHOWS. We cannot claim their sympathy
now. The Italians know nothing about
! Unions, nor England nor France but " lib.
crty" is familiar to all. Tho plea Of the
/ Hon G.. Z, Johnson to the President, TO en-
ancipatc by power of proclamation. found a
response in the heart of more than ono
! Cabinet officer
And why not2 The South sees further
! than we. See how she chucklcs at our sim
| plicty in the Richmond Wig of August 2
This force Il l,000000l can he kept in
| the field as long as the North may assail rs
and it will not interfere with our producing
or agricultural population. When the pres
ent crops are gathered, the South will not
again feel any want of food for man or
horse. Insubordination among her black
population, upon which the North counted
SO largely. does not exist. Our slaves car
safely be trusted to the boys under eighteen
and the old men, abundant crops will thus
be secured while our fighting men IRE il
the field. Not so with the North. When
ever she puts anything like lrer military
strength in the field, she weakens her pow
er to feed her people and though her white
population in 1860 was 100000, against
100000 whites in the South and though
she ought, therefore, to be able to send GU
two soldiers where we can send one, ye
we question much if she can send out hel
200 900 as rapidly as the South can.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-03

NEW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. President
y lincoln's Grand March," with his vignette /;
Music by Helmsmuler, leader Of 22d Regiment
band. price 40 cents. "Our Generals Quickstep" {"
vain yignette Of 80 of our Generals music by
uTaulla, leader OF the 9TH Regiment Band so cents
The Seven Sons Galop," Laura Keene Waltz, 80
cents each. "Comet Schottisch," 35 cents ali by
Baker. Music Box 0alop," by Herring, s5 cents
nion Waltz" La Grana, 90 cents. "Volunteer
folka,' Goldbeck, 25 cents. spirit Polka ""Gen,
raj Scotts Farewell Grand March, 25 cents each.
FarShurSts star Spangled Banner" Brilliant
variations by Prof Gull, 40 cents. All Of whic;
ions F'NN"
NEW VOCAL MUSIC. ~ will he true I,
nee penny tor your thoughts :" "Littl,
'enny Dow and WHY have nv loved ones
,"ne," by Stephen c. Foster. Shall NC Know
'ach other there" by the Rev. r. Lowry. "Plcas.
nj words for all" by j, Roberts "There is a
'sautiul world" by L. NJ. Holmes. These songs
Ei'l be very popular. Price 20 cents each mailed
nee . Shall we know each other there ?" Is p,,b
hShed IN cheap form for chors aud Suuday-scbooIs.
pree cents each, 25 eyuts a dozen, So per 100
hostage cent. Published by
HORACE WATERS,
Agent. No. 4sl broadway, New York.
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Piti,s ScparatOr.

also manufacture another equally excellent
machine, known as Pitts Separator. These Sepa-
rltors are by some highly esteemed. They are
manufactured with great care and are a good ma
chine. They have become we'll established. and
are justly celebrated both for rapid and perfect
work. lu manufacturing these machines | have
selected such patterns only as have been fully test
cd by long use and in offering the two above be-
lieve | offer the very best that made. II is
claimed by those who use them that they will
thrcsh, clean aud fit for market, moro grain in a
given time aud do it bettcrthan any other machine
In fact the only limit to the amount they can thrcsh
depends ON the facilities at hand for getting the grain
TO the machine and taking care ot the straw, etc
after it is threshed. These machines are both oi
them strong and durable the Joints are all fastcn
ed with bots and are fitted up with a cast steel
cylinder shaft with composition boxes. The cvlin.
der is 80 inches in length, and am now making
the Separator and Cleaner four inches wider thar
the cylinder. The Beater Shaft is furnished with
steel journals and brass boxes brass boxes, also
for Canvas Belt Shaft and Fan Shaft steel Jour.
mails with iron boxes for Fan Side Shaft iron pul
leys (leatheredl and cast iron conveyor In every
particular they are constructed in the very bes
manner in every part they run easily are easily
tended and are adapted TO be driven BY gear or by
bands, requiring about 400 revolutions per min
ute.
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. 2 NJ J. j. L y >,
CHEMTCoPATHIC PHYSICIAN

CllEMICOFATHiG PHYSICIAN,
May be consulted free of charge, at the following
times aud places
ferrysbmg, Exchange Hotel, Tuesday, August 5;
again, Sept. >.
Fostora, Hays House, Saturday 10; again Au-
gust lG
Toledo, Collins House, Tuesday, July 90; again
August l9.
Ny THEORY AND TREATMENT
Are new and different from any one in the United
sta'cs,and challenge any one to produce the same
success iha! have mel with IN ,lCalng lhroDIc
Diseases. My theory j. based upon the chemical
operations of the body believing diseases TO depend
upon diSproportoned condition of the fluids Of the
body, whereby the solids be come unhealthy bv
analysing the sccIetions. blood, &c.. of the BODY,
and finding ont what is deficient or in excess and
supplying to the system what Is wanting. am
enabled 10 cure ottcn by snIa amount ofmedcmes
where the patient has been druggcd with medicines
for long wears to no effect.
Now Dyspepsia in the tmaiority ofcases, de
dends mainly upon disproportoncd state of the
gastric or digestive fluids OF the stomach. When
This gastic fluid is proportional properly the food is
thOIuugly digcstcd and asSmilated Ninwinc, Dys-
PcRsia hy yihcrulc, of Chemicopathologv and giving
treatment accordlDgyi a!a ciaCicd 10 care 80 ga e
out Of 5l, and 40 cases out 80 uf Cunsumpaton AS
thlia, Bronchitis aud Laryngiti. aud Liver Com
dlalnt, Piles, Neuralgia Dizziness orSick Headache
Aeryols Debility end Female Di>ea4eS--in every
case a cure, aGd other dlseagcs Prupo.tlouatelY.
CONSUMPTION.
s5S br. McMiilcn uses an improved inhaling In
stTumen for the cnrG of Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chitis and iaryngius by ,hil We can make as good
AN application to the diseased Lung and Throat a.
we could to a sore anywhere on the exterior of the
body
DIR. NJ. uses pure Chemicopathic and Botanic Rem
eaies. lie siyes a mild tonic treatment which acts
chemically, and assists Nature 10 free herself OGe
ounce Of assistance TO Nature is worth q pound of
poisonous drugs to the disease.
Consultation and advice free.
Information in regard to my treatment and sue.
cess call on, or write to:
hrs. $. Is. Abbott, Portage, Wood county, Ohio :;
Mrs. Robert Jacobs, Eaeleyille Wood county Ohio !:
Mrs. Jesse Hukell, Browns Corners, Wood county,
Ohio; Andrew Gross Milgrove, Wood county, Ohio,
John Cnmmns, Hassan, Hancock county, Ohio ].
A. Smith Elmore, OttOwa county, Ohio; G. E.
Church, Toledo, Lucas county, Ohio
i .o,lnunications must be directed to DR.. ]
T. McAiHlea. Cleveland. Ohio.
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annually lost 10 this country in spoiled bot-
Ter is immonse--all the result of ignorance
and Carelessnsss.
CabhagCs Give good cultivation; frc-
qucnt stirring of the soil keeps them grow
ing and makes them head we'll
Cattle--'iivc them clean, vooi places for
rest AMI s.. cp plenty of clean water. and
il the pastures are short. put com fodder.
or Scuiors from the field give them in
!orior cabbage plants pear straw. &c. pu!l
roots when they are crowded, and at any
rate keep cattle well fed the profits of the
year depend upon H.
Ce!arS--llaNe good one uuGcr the
barn a. well ms the house. 50 lhli ali No-a-
tables from which ctliuyta Is liable tollSc,
may be stored there, thus uhviatuc the
possibility Of bringing disease into the
household. See that causes OF offensive
ordors are promptly removed from the eel
lars.
Coru-Will soon be ripcning. Select the
earliest large ears on prolific stalks, tor
next years seed. Topping, or cutting Of
the stalks above the ears, is not So good o
method a. cutting the stalks close to tho
ground, and setting into stocks. There is
saving in fodder, in the manure heap, 10
the land, and of labor.
Draining Standing water is hurtful to
almost every farm, orchard and garden.
crop II is better 10 get rid of il by ditch.
iug, tlan 60 let evapora,e OF soak away. In
many instances low places may hc Drained
10y digging ur boring with post au.crI
dawn through the clay stratum into e loosrr
''N that will permit the water 10 soak
'v away While the low places are
.rttyyly so. is u favorable
.. FL. i.rD I- H. down. In many places
ts .J .. easier to Dig a large hole for q
Neil several feet deep, Than 10 conduct the
water oil either with tile Cr bitches. Those
who have dug wei upon their lducs cam
form an idoa MS to the probate distance down
TO loose sand or gravel stratum.
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