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RANNBY, BAoKUs 4 NOBLE,
marl234 PLAINTIFF a Atuornsva

M ASTER' SA L Es-PURSU-
1AA ANT to the command ofa dscrstal order Of
sais uom the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
County, at the suit Of Tbs cleveland and MRhOning
hAtrOad Company against Isaac L.. HEWITT
and Others 70 me directed, shall expose for sale at
public auction, at the door OF the Court House. in
the City Of OlsYelAnd, on the twenty nth day Of
March, lSs ct three O'Clock P. N the following de-
scrbed parcels Of land situate in the City Of Oieve
land county OF CuyAhogas and State Of Ohio, and
known by being part Of HeEitt's subdivision Of the
50 called MerEin property h said City Of Osyelanf,
70 witt
Parcel No. l. Lot No. hfteen Of said subdivision.
Appraised at S2s66.
Parcel No. z Lot No, sixteen Of AID csubiiVfrs
ion. AppratBed at SIgSa.
Parcel No, Lot No. seven taen Of said subd4V5r.
ion. Appraised at Sle3s
Parcel No. 4 Lot No. sfQhteen Of asid rubdfVla-
ion Appraised ct gI92z.
Parcel No. s. The westerly part Of lot 30, uins-
teen Of said Subdivision, bounded norEheriT so1fh
erly and westerly by the lot lines and easfsrIv hv
the c6ntre line Of brick vail nearly parallel yrifh
MerWin street and about f0rty-ssysn feet diatsnt
sQatnealtefiy therelrom. Appraised at tZ366.
Parcel NO 8. Tho. ea1teriy psTt Of lot No. nine
zen Of 8Aio BuDoiViBions bounded northeriy easter
u and Boutharly by the lot lines and westerly b
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
Mervan street and about forty feet distant
GoutheasterlY therefron. Appraised at S933.
HENRY e.. ABBEY, Master COMMIT
hAEEEYi BA0kUs NoB1H, Attorneys.
+ Feb. -. l262tdotl
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MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT
lyl 70 the command Of decretal order Of sale
iTOn the Court OF Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga coun-
ty, at the suit Of soion PreHtiss and UhAucey
PTentiss against Thomas Lowe and others, 20 me
directed shall expose for sale ct public auction ct
tine door OF the Court House in the Uity Of Oleve-
land on the tEentysighth DAY Of ar 1854 ct three
O'Clock 2. ID, the following described parcel Of
land situate in the township Of East Cleveland
county OF 0uyshOga. and state Of Ohio, TO Wit:
= Part Of lot No. three hundred ana sixty -ntnes
bounded rs follows. Beginning at the northeast
corner OF Mary loves land ct q stone in the
centre OF the road, thence west on hary AoWe's
north line twenty six chains and forty Links 20 the
west line Of lot; thence south on west hne OF lot
three chains and seventy mine links = stones
thence east parallel with north line twenty SIX
chains and forty links the line Of loti thence
nor on tho east hne three chains and
links to place OF bsginnng containing ten acres Of
land. Also another piece Of land, being part Of said
lot three hundred and sixty nine, and bounded a.
follows on the east and west By the lot hnes, on
thu north By the BOuthsTly line Of the ten acres
above described, and southerly bT line parallel
With said Last named line and fr enough southeTly
therofrOm include two OF land, % the same
more or less, but subject 10 All legal hishWayA-
Appraised at SsUo0. HgAb1 e. ABBEtS
= Master Commissioner.
L, PREEzIss, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18

kfssr all othaF Treatment FsilFii
DIR. A. GIBSON,
I % %5 & e Hig e. sS5 ES5 s,!a Ra az R9s q ssR sS4:
lum for the proof hat say other Physioihn II
.to United sfstss tEoasg thO same Diseases With
zfser many Year, Of laborIous study and sxpsEI.
Suoe, DR.. GIBSON is happy in being able to an
ETsssm Of treatment for ths
sPEEDY- AID REBlIAEENE OURs
PBTVATE DISEASES
VITA All bad .ofsois sE1slnS thoyslrom including
DEBILITY UB HERVOUs PROSTRAT1OH.
He has succeeded In curing c9ol In this city, SONS
Bslisylsd phyEssanIs ho Irois 70 treat al private
nAlsdis1 vita suooes1 Ane without FsOeiyinz tia
Dr. 6IB5CN does not boast that he is q member Of
Bomo College q London or Earei - pgrhnD8 some
S Sss % Go & f 59 & s % ssRss,S 11 s5s ss ~ RS p.
ahEsd. But WhHt Dr.. GIBSON might boast Of it
khil, that he i5 aba % EVo eutire satIactton 70
rty, sld thst 81 has srsetsd I Ansffcsa Sy.seSa
q trsAtnasnt which saEes s2y PhyEicAn Of Lon
radical cure Of asaiaat eakncII and E diseases or
dsranEsaentSs Beth laentsi sRa physical, aTiGing
Or. GIBs0H also oiiiTI f0g hIs new treatment shs
foloNing AdEantaEel oVeE al others yes discovered;
abs he usE no relics Of the dark ages, such As
ElFUuFF nor HrT ether dtl6teEioua drug. HbcoDciF
restrictions l diet business e regqiTOd; ThiEds
Ae Stands Frgparad TO 60 into any pubic or pEiYats
hoEltal IN ths United STATS and deEuonstrats tho
lnmonss auperferity o bis DsW treatmsnE over any
other now known 70 the world n POINT Of pEonisz
7e7ss PerEasneyi -lldnaaz, rafstT ar roEsanisuss
70 ths pattsnt. -t-
.IT. GIBSON q permanently Ioosted Ia Cleveland,
and has during tbs past two jean psffOrlaed many
0ther modes OF treatment. Reerenes can DO given TO
Individuals Of the GfHt EspectabilifT in Cleveland,
Boston, Few York, and other oities in regard TO
skin and integrity IA al professional tTannaotpns
DyHpspzis, Hhusmatigm, BcrOfulh and ell chronic
diael1sa treEted with superior Uuooelzs
~ Medicine Bsnt 80 any rart Of Fhe country on
rsoolDt Of tonld1llErz. sI t
~. G1EsoE'E asw Elorf on FhysiolcEy ,eF usis
--l-- DR.. GIBSOH,
FreJsSsor Of ElsotToPstky sza XedisiHs,
Omee-lls sensoa st., few doors from Superior,
up stairs. ia
71ily, l9lndaER eIosptsd-1 Engs
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hsaboyo are all nom persons who arc pubIi.lv
these statements without q thorough conviction
that they Wera true. -all r El1
PREPARED BY j. O, AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, ~.
And G. W. CLARK, and .hFs = PAsi1ls ana
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THE ORDINARY WELD

of Corn is from 80 to so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. Il Is
believed thatno section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
Ties Of Illinois, branch Of farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of 56 miles on the Branch and
14T miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Sprinr Wheat Corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18

In Central and soukhern Illinois uncommon
advantages are presented for the extension Of
Stock raising. Alklnds OF Cattle, Horses, Mules,
sheep Hogs, &c, Of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits; large fortunes have already been
made, and the field Is open for Others to enter
with the fairest prospects Of like eresults. DAIRY
FARMING also presents its inducements to many.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18
CrIrITATIoN oF corroN.

The e5psrfneafs ~ Cotton culture drsof
gerry great promise. C01lmszoia1 N Idt5fltds
80 deg. 80 min. (scs 1latt00n on the Brdnch,
and Assunl pt ton on tie Aiqin L9ns), ne COM
g1any olons thousands Of acre. qoelt 1d0ptsdt 70
The perfection Of the f6ns. 4 settler hGgf11
a fa1afty Of young elfidrsa, can turn tlelr
y0i,thfu labor 20 q RtQst pT'gftd5i dcc0e1tt N
TIE 0r0trth and perfection gf thts plant.
The gig0r0as sserti0fts nor Btd5i11 % %
tain q slspplF of rsliabze ssed suited % 10
regl5ireHleIst5 Of Tie soil Of II5fHois, a0 q e
HOPED, speedily Qf0s q sufficient 11s0aaf -
12ldst q 0rsGt breadth Of land.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

Traversss the whole length Of the State, from
the banks OF the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
10 the Ohio. As Its name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of the State, and on e.
ther side Of the road along fis whole length he
The land oEered for sale.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18

TOSIAH 81. BURTON, WHO IS A
% resident of New York, Is hereby notified that
the above named pldinti1s, the nth day Of Sep
tembeT, A. d. 1851, commenced suit in the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahogs county Obto, clam.
ing that there is due 10 them from ths said Leander
J. Randall the sum Of eight thousand dOilards the
bams SUM being the amount Of money retained By
said Randall belong TO said plaintiffs in olo4ing up
the business of the lste firm Of CLARK, Randall Oos,
which firm Was engaged In the Beef and Pork pack
ing business et Cleveland, Ohio and which was
composed Of the following members, as plaintihs
claim: Alanaon NJ. Clark, LeAnder J.. Randall and
Willian b. Blake, and that the said Leander J.
Randall, at ths November term, A u. lS6l, OF said
court, filed affidavit in said court, stating that
was necessary to make the said Josiah b. Burton 9
party to said suit, and the Court therefore ordered
the said Josiah Il Burton to be made party 70 said
suit. The petition IN said case Is required to Be
answersd by the 18th day Of March, lSd2s or Il Will
be taken as true as 10 said Burton.
THRASHER, DURFEE b HATHAWAY,
febs.s7g Attorneys for L. J. Randall.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Railroads iutsFssct the whole STATE. Sll5,-
600, 900 have been invested n completing iha
great network that links every part of thsStsts
Into immediate connection With the surrounding
States and the directest thoroughfares Of COM
merce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18
= AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTs

: The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1851 was estimated at IS 900 900 bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than 140 co.,
600 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats, Barley,
Rye, BuckWhest Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, &C., which 60 70 sven
the vast aggregate Of production In this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
were sent oUtof the State Of Inlnnis- -.'--ll4 1ns
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18
CITES, TOWNS, 8EARKETs, DEPOTs.

There are Ninety Eight DepotB On The gonpa-
ny'5 Railroad, giving about one eTsry seven
miles Cities, Towns and Villages aEa EitlfIted
st eonvsuient distances thrcugho1t The whole
route, where every desirable commodity may Be-
found as readily IS IN the oldest cities q he
Union, and where buyers are to Be ne. for ~
kinds Of farm p-oduce .5Itr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18
EDUCATION.

Mechanics and working men wiz fnd the iree-
school system encouraged By the State, and en-
doEed With q large revenue for the support q the
schools. Cildren can live IN sight Of the schocl,
The college, the church, and grow up Etth tre
prOspert cl the leading s1fe 70 the Tres
No one Tho has visited tbs splendid regien q
country can doubt that It equals the most favor
e. descriatis,ss fht Z ssss -. = 49, q
inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages It oilers for immediate occupation
and Immediate returns. The farmers of the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
% Illinois in great numbers; aid it Is believed,
that II these surprising advantages were made
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, manufactures
and working population of ovsr-croWded EuroDe
they would promptly avan themselves of tie
knowledge.
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Personally appeared before me R. P. Myerf and n /.
Q. Rouse, who acknowledged the signing IN seal
ing Of the ADORE tnatrumeHt thar free act and
deed for the purposes therein mentioned.
SAMUEL EOLJ NEE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-18

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
Ieed in great abundance The northern portion
tof Illinois is about the climate Of Pennsylyania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tueky and Virginia, giving variety OF temper
ature IN the State, suited to almost every product
fof the limited statess- fsss--7
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ossiiiau THs s5.s.Es ~ 2.;.S. ;S'ssl'Ssl g o.
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HARDWARE AND tUIlERY!GL

DATkNg OH GREAS E.--f I'VE
j Y bausirst sabsivsd ahd iof blls love Y ~ "
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pE. QIBSO Z

FretsSSor Of E7sotToPstky ard XedistSs,
Omee-lls sensoa st., few doors from Superior,
ftosios hours from TO u and trO5a % O'Clock
aaily, G1ndhYa exosptsd-1 s1gs
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-06-24
BURNET HOUSE,
Trustees Sale.

w HEREAS, on the sixteenth day Of Dac.rrhar A
w d ls5s- Samuel W Woodward nd anna NIarv
his wife executed delivered TO the I1uder,irDel
As TIuser their certain Deed Of Trust hearing dat
the day and year aforesaid Of the property her-ina
ht'cIibcd 10 secure the payment OF certain lais.
~ Bote Of even date Herewith Tor the sum of f,n-
"a ustii- dollars, which said proml-sory note was
payable 10 the order Of Dow. Huri & Co. ten days
Ter date aud which said Tiust Deed Is Recorded ir
tr tice OF the NocOs ler of Deeds for the Caav 81
~ and state Of Illinois Book 81. on pages 49,
~ ana 2Li-and whereas default has been M ade ia
he payment Of said pr0nssory according 10 IL
trhor and effect; there being due aud UNPAID there,,
tOout the rum e three thousand dollars-and where
ts the legal holder If sid note has applied to me 10
Ell ihe said premises in Deed trust DESCRIBED
Tor the purpose Of paying the aIncULt due aud IN
r,id upon SAT- pToHssory note, sss8cding u the con-
Htions 81 sald Dsed Cf Trust.
Now therefore lublc notice a. hereby yivep III, L.
consideration Of the premises and in pursuance on ~
So"ef aid authority In vested and by said Tru.,
Deed viii, on Friday the Eleventh CAv Of July A
u sso3, at one o'clock T. 81 at The door of IN. Cc,rt
hcuse an the city Ct Joliet, County ofN and STAT ~
-iihois- sell at Public yendHe 70 the highest bidder
u cash. the lands and premise. in said Trust D.,d
.d hereinafter DESERT ed togehcr with all the rixbt
'nd equity OF ressilptiou of Tie saia samuel W Wud
$aid and Anna Mary his wis. theria % I.al. ~,
money que upon sad pTonIissOry note, with costs OF
The last half Of the North west quarter Of Section
"'htt-t"V ~ except acre ia the Suuta u-llt
-heIe'i erstutore sold TO Myron Holmes. Oh i- he
"Se stan1HJ Containing sey-nfy-uine % aer nom
u less Also tile North laIf OF East half Of die
North east quarter Of Section fourteen II ~ cu..i p
fty 90 acres Also tho West half OF The ives. h.if
cal hall Of tbs North east Quarter - section
twenty-five CD, containing {, -enty acres-al 10
township thirty hYe 1851 North of Eauee eleven ff1
si o 'he third Principal Meridian, aud containing
az one hundred aud thrty-uts (ISql acres (e1o.t
ns further about loO Of acre from the frsr a.
5tiDeu tract conveyed to the j. & n. l. Rail Rad
lanY. ier night Of say all situated lying and DO
70 AZ ''e OO1hty oi III AID Stale Of Illinois.
Dated June 3, Ise2 60
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Corporation Notice.

NWlCs hereby given, 20 tho owner or owners
y q lots eight ~ and nine ta) Ia Cambells Addi-
20 Joliet aud to all others interested, that the
'ann Council Of the City OF Joliet, intend to ap-
fNale AMI take thirty feet from the south side Of
:. " Eight and thirty feet from the north side Of
- VI Nine, 10 open a Street sixty feet wide, through
a. 'i irOn First Av-nne 10 Eastren Avenue.
, sAM'L d. SMITH, City Clerk.
hlst June II, 1862
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Stray Cow.

rTaAYED from the subscriber ia this city, on the
\ 18th inst large brown Cow, one half Of her right
VA broke a. both ears cut on short. giving milk
.ha shs left. Any person who will return or give
siraaioa whore she may be found to the under.
f-si % Joliet, vii be literally rewarded for their
zrbis VALENTINE KERNEN.
!sist June a. lS52
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OF
Administrative Sale.

ny virtue of an order and decree of the County
ID Court of Will County, illinois, on the petition OF
the undersigned. administrative de benis non OF the
estate of Lewis JONES' deceased for leave 10 sell the
real estate Of said deceased made ut the April term OF
said court to wit the 18th dag eff April A. D. 1861
i shall
betwee the hours of ten O'Clock in the forenoon aud
four O'Clock in tho afternoon of said day, sell at Pub
lie Sale for cash. the north door OF the Court House
ia the titv OF Chcago in Cook County and State Of
Illinois, all the right title, and interest OF said estate
In aud the following described real estate, TO VII;
The half Of the southeast qusrter and tie south
west quarter Of the northeast quarter and the west
half Of the northeast quarter the southwest quarter
all in section number eleven M, township number
thirty (3T), north Of range number twelve (l2)
east Of the third principal MERIDIAN, in Cock county
and State OF illinois, also lots numbers four. five, six,
and eight a. s. 9, 7.s) in block thirty t30) in
the town Of Summit, in Cook county, and State Of IL
DEBORAH JONES, Admx, de bonis non
Of the estate Of Lewis Jones, deceased.
May =, ise2 Qsecco HousE, Atty.
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WOOL CARDING.

" asdi,s ,sI1eoy given, that We Will do no custom
sual, tos vh IN season. We continue to buy wool
eA Al ON. which We will pay ash, or exchange 70,
>, ''0fe IN Joliet or at the Factory.
N'r viii r., W.tJ. McEv0Y.
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF DAVID PARR, DECD.
DlBLlC uotice is hereby given that on the third
Monday VI August next. being the 18Th day OF
Higuth We shall attend before the County Court 81
s Coahty at the Court House Ia the city Of Joliet,
~ he purpose u settling and adjusting all claims
iaat tie estate Of David Parr late of said
tiliy 'eeeassd when and where all claimants are
.,'N Hd requested to attend and present their
h,a' writing against said estate for adjustment
AFs'ons Indebted to said estate, are also request
aa aAAe payment 10 the undersigned without de-
A., MARY ANN PARR, Admx.
Wfei June a. 1852. nc flu
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NOTICE,

ESTATE OF FLA C-S TAwsER. DECD.
DIBLlC nafice II hereby ciEe1 that on TIE sr6
Il Mohaay OF june next tbeiag tie 10Th day ~
-sid ineHfil.) shall attend before tie Conn.,,
Iort o. "ICOu1iy 81 the Court House the CITY e
Joliet Tor the PGrTac u settling aud a1iusti.g Il
ilaihis against the estate 81 Francis DaWaer Ia
'aid county. deed. wien and where an clstDant- =
l"iiaed aad requested - attend aud pFe.ent tbr; Z
aiIns in writing against said estate Tor a.ii,.iaeut
All persons iI.fb;sd 20 aid estate are also raones
d TO make pas meat to the uHder-ssd uthout deI.,
Dated May 6, 1so2. -.
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Dissolution OF Copartpershin.

'HE tciaTinei ship heretofore sting between J.
r. 4 n Hickey. nader the Lame Of J. n
az Aey y TINS day dissolved by mutual consent Tie
'Ahlles, ~ e continued the old stand Park street
N" 80" hr IL u. Hickey, t. which AL orders sEosid
ia'S4,s. liberal patronage bcs,oN Cd upon tn.
'ld hi hop" ty stFict attention 70 business "a
lscTiit a ccutiauaEce 4 The same.
orders Tor soda Wste- rss..cc;fgliv a,iic.te5 ,nS
PROMPTLY ATTENDED
,. 2 HICKEY.
Joliet, May 10Th, 1897 20
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NOTICE
ESTATE OPwILLIAM SCOTT, DECD.

ESTATE OPWlLLIAM SCOTT, DECD,
DrBLlC notice is hereby given, that on the third
| Monday Of Aug next, (oelng the 18th day of said
ssnh shall attend before the County Court If Will
any athe Court House In the city os JoiI for the
,fpcss ufsettliDg and adjusting all claims against
q state OF WILLIAM ScOTT late of said County
.esed, when aud where all claimants are notified
% requested 10 attend and present their claims in
'afng against said estate for Adjustment.
persons indebted 20 said estate are also request
sa make payment to the undersigned without delay
WILLIAM MORRISON, Admir-.
IdIs, June q, 1892 2sy
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TT you want nice fitting Coat, go to
wuinss'.
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Srayed or Stolen

t''D Cows, one years old. dark briudie with a
brad star ~ hsT f-rches , wisfI. tfrln 49,. -
ho-ideE erooEe-l hoTu few uiIiia spots "a ne 81
iet o. ~ quarter; tss stber one ears old paIs
teiON, lnea Hacked las shell "a 1st- Of her koras
Any Per,ar haTing taken % tie sbov- pr.,,.Ttv'
81! 5e literally rewarded - .iS.srg iaforuto, u
ANTI gSEy MeSsKSY =
ANy % lstZ. Joliet. III .
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-07
Gbe STORY Teuer.
From GOdsy's Lady's Magazine.
HOW FIVE BACHELORS
KEPT HOUSE.
ny NARY CLARKE.

I, was warm evening in carly June, and
in the parlor of pleasant house in -
street, in the handsome city of Philadelphia,
a merry party Of young folks were holding u
warm, laughing discussion.
Susy Arnold, the young hostess, who kept
house for her two brothers, Harry and George,
took one side Of the question, while three
other gentlemen, beside her tall brothers,
opposed her. Charley Grey, a blue-eyed,
curly-hcaded man, whose fair round face and
boyish air formed an apparent contradiction
to the assertion he made Of having Eve years
before attained his majority; Joe Morris,
who from Spanish mother inherited jetty
hair and eyes, and pale complexion, and
FROM his father q tall, fine figure and frank,
ingenious expression; and Milton Dacres,
whose small figure and bashful ways account
Cd fully for his nickname Minnie; thest
three, with the masters Of the house, waged
playful war upon the little brown-eyed mai
den who sat so demurely upon the sofa.
Say what you please, said Susy. you viii
never convince me Of the superiority Of mar
in the capacity Of housekeeper.'
Bot l maintain, cried Joe, that mon car
keep house without women, but that womer
cannot do 20, unless We will assist them
For instance said Harry. when you,
Biddy was sick last winter. Sue, how would
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-02-07
From the New England Farmer.
Methods OF Enricning Lands.

| noticed an article IN on your late pa.
pers on As best method of enriehing land, re-
coumendinr plowinr in green crops as per.
h,, ~. ,.s, Tbsrs ara txo methods the
-, ma, ,r..,;cs 10 snr;cb tbs so;I One
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,ho Earms, ,bs other i 10 raise bogs and
.m ,,,ho, :, ,vorof tho latter with GOOD
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an, 90, ,ho,- Coz, and soms,b;nc more I'm,
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;. .ondn.,od on ,bo s,mo Man a. d;.,iIIsr.
.don, o.,rvir, !, m the s,,,s mint lam
inclined 70 think this is the cbcapcs, method
or .oot;r, ,hs;r food
Those who make cider NAV use sweet pom-
ace to admntare-the pomace is made worth
NOR, than before the cider is pressed out, by
boiling |, and mixing meal with it. l mean
for sboats that arc from four to six months
ala
On, word or two on blowing in green
crOps. Any green substance is worth double
mn, in tho Ground green than IL in after dry.
inc For this reason, I cover up all weeds