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Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
S0iling Of Stock.

This iSs subject that will engage the especial
attention OF farmers for some ysarsto come. We
do not say that the systett will be generally adop-
ted; but We believe that a. IL Becomes better
Known Il will meet with more favsr, Gnd be found
to exactly suit the sircrmstances and wants Of g
large class OF the farmers and stock growers of the
sountry. By ''grsen soiling," or "soiliug," we
tasan the practice Of keeping animals In barns,
and feeding them on green food grown and cut for
the purpose, instead Of allowing them to run in
Sastures. 1t 10 usual to allow them to run In the
yard short time daily, for air and exercise
The advantages Of this plan are being freely dis
susssd among the rdbre sntsrrtising practical
farmers, a. we'll as by agricultural writer's. We
have before rs valuable little work by Josiah
Quincy, Jr. Of Massaehusetts, who, with his faith
or, may we'll be considered the pioneers of this
practice In New England. Last winter We lad
ths pleasure Of hearing an interesting address
from Mr.. 9. on this subject, and gave our readers
tts most important points. We now purpose to
make few extracts from the work referred to,
safieient to give correct idea OF the workings Of
the system.
Mr.. Q. says: "M farm being compact, ths an.
noyanss Of having fifteen or twenty hssi Of cattle
driven night and nerning to and from the pasture;
the loss Of time In often turning the team and
plough, owing to the number Of interior fsnses,
snd the loss Of surface Of good land capable Of be-
ing pioughsd, owing to them and the many head
lands, all drew my attention to the subject Of 'loi
ing and its effects.
found that Europesn writer's maintained that
six distinct advantages were to be obtained by
the practice Of 'soiling' over that OF psstsring
tattls in the summer season:
!. tsavsd land:
2. Il saved fences.
8. Il economical food.
4. ltkspt cattle In better condition and erss-
isr comfort.
s. 1t produced more milk.
@. " inersesed tho quantity and quality of ma
aars.
Satisfied 10 MY own mind Of the beneficial effects
Of the practice, adopted 1t in the year 1914 and
adhered to it until 1872, keeping from fifteen to
twenty head Of cows, with some other stock, and
with entire satisfactory sHcesu. From that time,
being occupied in vkriouEpublic offices, in Boston
snd vicinity, I exercised no supsrintendence oTsr
my farm for twenty years.
Rssuming his management in 1s47, l returned
TO the practice Of soing. Since tnen, I have kept
fsem thirty to thirty-fve head Of milch cows in
tbs wayj 90 that, in my mind, my experience 10
sbnolusivs on the subject"
He says that one acre soiied from, will produce
nj least a. much three acres pasture in the usual
way, and that "there Is no proposition in Nature
more true than that any good farmer may main
&lin upon thirty acras of good arabic land, twenty
head Of cattle the year round, in better condition,
aha greater comfort 20 the animals, with more
SfSat, lsss labor, lsm trouble, and less cash ad-
vance for himself than he ct the present mode ex-
pssdsppbn hundred acres" He further says:
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| wUD KNOTT DYE IN wINTUR.
sx TIE oRTHsR OF "THonTs OF sADID scxA.

oRTH1R o. "THoETs OF 1 SkDID BcEA
iwud knott dye in wintur,
When whisks punchiz do-
when peoty gals air skssting
Oar fsslds ov ice 4 mo
When sss.idgs meet is phrying
4 Hickeri knutts IL thickl
ows2who wud think Of dighinr
Or even Citing sicki
] wnd knott dye in spring time.
And miss the turn up green's,
q the pooty songs ov the lsstls frswgs
4 the ski larks sfiy screens;
When burds begin thar wobblins,
4 later, gin to sprout-
When turkess 60 gobbls.ing,
wud kn 1T then peg out.
I iwud knott dye in summer
& lesv the Eardin sass,
The roas.sd lam and butter milk,
The kool p'ase in the grass;
wud knott dye In sum mer,
When every things SO hot,
q lsev the whiski Jew-lips-
Owe, knoxl Ids ruther knott.
wud knott dye In ortum,
With peeches fit for eating,
when the wavy korh 10 getting wrips,
4 kandldstes are treetipg.
Phor thses 3 u'her reesins,
tie knott dye in the phlii,
Z sense I've thort 1t over,
Iwud knott dye at all!
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

IRON CARs.-The Pennsylvania Central Rail
road Company is now having constructed sew
eral cars, all OF iron, the invention off French
physician who has becomes citizen Of this
country. It's inventor claims that it is many
tons lighter than wooden car. and much stron
ger; that it will last much longer and is almost
entirely secure from accident. If it came in col
lision with another, was thrown off the track
or down an embankment, or through bri6ge
il might be badly dented, but would rsmair
whole. No loss oflife could occur from splin
ters, the breaking out of bottom, or top, o,
sides. There might be jam and squeeze
but nothing worse.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

THE "oLD DOMINION. ."-Virginia, during
the usurpation of cromwell, declared herself in.
dependent of his authority, when the usurper
threatened to send a feet to reduce the colony.
Fearing to withstand such a af,rce. the colon
lists dispatched messenger to charles II-then
an exile in Flanders-inyiting the royal ont.
cast to be their King. he accepted the invi-
tation, and on the Very eve of embarking for
his throne in America, was recalled to the
crown sf England. In gratitude for Virginia
loyalty, he quartered her coat of arms with
those of England, Scotland, and ireland, as an
indepent member of the British empire. The
coin establish these facts. Hence the organ
Of the phrase "Old Dominion"
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

CALIFORNIA RAISING Hzn owS suaAR.-Late
California papers state that sugar and syrup,
made from the Chinese cane, and better article
than the imported, has been made in considers-
bic quantities In the State. Tulare county will,
no doubt, bo able to supply bsr ewn population
with sugar and molssses.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

MIS-. FRsaosr Az Kuraonsss.-Mrs Jeusie Ere.
mont has in press volume en- titled "The Story
OF the Guard, or, Chronicle of the War;" in
which 1t is said she will "tsl home truths apper.
tanning to her. husbands much abused campaign
In Missouri"
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

HsAvY SuIr.-A decree was entered on satur.
day last, in the United States Court at Cncinna ii
in favor Of George Peabody d Co., the American
London bankers, for the sTo, 900 claimed by then
from the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Com.
pany.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

GLOVES GLovESi CLOVES
All varieties and qualities.
BUCK-sKIN;
SHEEP.SgIN,
DJG-sKIN,
BEAVER,
COTTON,
ovANTLxTrsS. ,
... SHORT oLovn
The b.s. Of everything at the lowest prices. cI
and see for yourself.
FaEANEa & MCDOWELL,
oct5l UagsrAtown.
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. - d" -,
$50 REWARD.
WAS STOLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF THE
w Subscriber on Sunday night the 2sth ins,p
Dark SOrrcI Mare,

heavy set; about l6 hands high, heavy name and hl
white spot on the right shoulder, caused by the fus
bipg Of the collar, and few white hairs on one OF d
hips is thought there still remains on the et-lockh
marks Of her having bstn bobbled. The abovsr
ward Will be given for Information which may lesdp
her recovery, A J. POTTS
Cets5 Nsa. willtlmspen
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

e" Communications upon Agricultural sub.
ets will be thankfully received.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

4 SAD RssuLr.-A froliesome husband In Syra.
cuse, N. Y. few nights since, hid under bis bed
and when his wife unconscious of his concsalm ent
came in, took her suddenly By the leg. She
shrieked, fell ssnseisss, and h now a raving ma.
misc.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
agricultural Depariment:

Agriculture is the most Hsalthful the most Usstu'
srd the most Noble Employment Of Man. IYashing-
Tea.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

BUFFALO ROBES AND sLEIaH sLAN KITS
Call and see eur supply as was selected to .hs
lovers OF eomfcIt. All bought thts Fall by
FREANER 4 EoDoWELLi
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07

IJoME MADE HATS.
All styles kept on hand for rsai hard ssr7ios O.
and examine them at
FREANER & McpowELLs,
Maautse.arssu
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HATS, CAPS. CANES, uMshEL.As, t..

OF the above we are constantly receiving nsv !.
plies therefore all the latest styles may be fouba
FRAENER + McDowEIIa
Doors East Of wsshinstOn HsVs
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
r ADIEs' runs.

Special pains will be taken to keep up a eonyls,
assortment. AL the grades to be haa at
FRRANER + McDowElLy
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SSTrss vs'or Is Gre bos,sirg, 10 snoss.
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
HORSE BLANKETS.

Jast receiving large and ans collection. wOhu
q kind TO suit v.ry cns at
FaEANER 4 McDoWELL'h
4Do9rs East Of Washington HsMs
Maryland free press., 1862-11-07
NEW GoCDsi NEW doonS;

Just, receiving and win keep constantly ON h.,
pertaining to our business. I. ~s
g. FREANRR q McDowr,,
Hattsrs, between Washington Eouse and sss..s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25

/ do not speak of emancipation at once,
but of dectsioa at once to emancipate
gradually. Room in South America for
colonization can be obtained cheaply, and
in abundance, and when numbers shall be
large enough to be company and encour-
agement for one another, the freed people
will not be So reluctant TO go.
] am pressed viii, 4 difficulty not yet
mentioned -one which threatens division
among those, who, united, are none too
strong. An instance of it il known to
you. Gen. Hunter is an honest man. -
lie was, and | hope still is, my friend.
valued him none the less for his agreeing
with me in the general wish that all men
every where could be freed. He pro-
claimed all men free within certain States,
and | repudiated the proclamation. He
expected more good and less harm from
the measure than could believe would
follow. Yet, III fepadiaiing If, gave
dissatisfaction, Il bot offence. TO many
whose suppult the country cannot afford
ta lose. And this is not the end of it.
The pressure in this direction is still upon
me, and Is increasing. By conceding
what ! now ask you can relieve me. and,
much more, can relieve the country in
this important point.
Upon this considerations | have again
begged your attention to the message oi
March last. Before leaving the Capitol
e0nsllcr and discuss it among yourselves
eai ife patriots and statesmen, ana at
such ] pray you consider this proposition
and at the least commend it to the con
sideration oE your states aud people Al
you would pefptnate popular govern
ment for the best people in the world,
beseech you that sou do in no wise orni
this Our common country is in grea
peril, demanding the lofiiest views ant
boldest asi-.on 10 bring speedy relief
Once rcirvcd, lis iprn of goycfnneu, !:
saved 10 the world its beloved historl
and cherished memories are rndieated
and its happy future fully assured anc
rendered inconceivally grand. To you
more than to any others, the privilege i,
given to assure that happiness and swell
that grandeur, and to link your ow,
names herewith forever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25
ERl.IGHTE

+ Il i. GH is.
ny thisronte, Freights OF ali descriptions can be
forw aide d fr PLilAdalpLia, New York, Bosson or
batiniore to or from ast point on the Railroads
VI Ohio, .keb,a6ky. Indiana, Hsspois, Wisconsin,,
Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT
burg with Steamers, b. which Goods can b. forward
I'd 70 any point ON ahe OHIO, Musk inesm, Kentucky
Tennsasse Cumberland Illinois, Wisconsin, Nissis
sppi, niseosFt. aneAs, Ark apsas, and Fad kveFs;
and nj AtCisveiand, sandusky and Chicago withstsan-
ers TO alt ports on the North Western Lakes.
h Merchants and Shippers entrustinE the transporta
tien vi theirFreighrso this Company can rely with
confidence ON ~ speedy transtt.
The Rates OF Freight
To aad frosn any point tnshe est by ths Psnnsyi-
vania Central Railroad, are Ut all tmss as Ia
V0RABLk AS ARE CHARGED BY OTHRRRAI
ROAD COMPANIES.
| IL Be particular 10 mark packages, tsviA PEAH.
CEsTKAL. X. R."Lu g
For aisht ConiTac ctsor Shipping Directions up
ply to or addresseiher Of The following Agents ofhe
o"np''kk. ? sass !, ,on,. n,..onr,
| D.A.STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARkEd CO., Tran sfcr AgpniA. -
r. W. BROWN6 d Co, Cincinnati, q. a
k.C. NELDRuM 4 CO.. Madison, Ind.
j. y. MOORE. Louisville, Ky. 3a
". ", Al KHAN 4 %. EsAnsvi ville, Ind
CLARKE a. CO., Chicago, lii. E#
W.h. q \. l.. LANGLEY ,Gail poiis,o.
G.B. NEAL, phrkersburg. Va.
HALL 4 CO.. Marietta, o. 1854
s. PIERCE CO. GAINESVILLE o.
| M'DOWELLa M'coLM poftsmouth,o.
/ k.A'NEELY, Mssssiie KY.
| i. j. T.. JOHNSON, kipie,s II.
| JOHN TODD CoyiIrton, KY.
4 e.. H. HkA1Dk, 4CisyHtaEa. ..
4. G. MELDkUA, Genl Travelling Ar,tfoi
be Sul aid wcst- t@I6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25
a RkIAAl.s AND DEPARTURES
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Train leaves aAily .spnda.- sxttl ted }rt
~ f. a. sud arrives u 4a0 y.
Mrs1fIA arAn irsss. isily tsnndsys exceried) ~
$50 p. nj.
Al Hamilton Depot II Trains on the Wabash alley
Railroadarriss daily, except sunds.s, sHo'cioeEp.
and depart daily ,su nday excepted ais. M
Buses CON heet ~itLthiseis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25

The Representatives and Senators of
the border s.ayeholding States having nv
special invitation OF the President. beer,
convened u, the Executive Mansion on
Saturday, the 18th inst, Mr.. Lincoln ad,
dressed them as follows from a written
paper held in his hands:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-25
THE PRESIDENTS ADDRESS.


GeniIemen-After the adjournment of
Congress, new near, ! shall have no OPP
portunily q. sse.4sg ron for seseral months.
Believing dat ,eu vi the Border States
hold more power for good than any equal
number of members, / feel it duty
which cannot justihably waive to make
this appeal to YOU.
intend no reproach or complaint
when assure you that, in my oplnien.
if you all had voted for the resolution in
the gradual emancipation message Of
last March, the war would now be sub
stantially ended. And the plan therein
proposed 10 yet one of the most potent
and swift means OF ending it. Let the
States which are in rebellion see definite
" and certainly that in no event will
the States you represent ever join their
proposed Confedcracy, and thry cannot
much longer maintains the contest. But
You canhot divest them OF their hope to
ultimately have you with them SO long
as you show determination to perpetuate
the institution within your own States.
Beat them at clecsious, as you have over
whelmingly done, aud, nothing daunted,
they still claim you as their own. You
and know what the lever of their power
is. Break that lever before their faces,
and they can shake you no more forever.
Most Of you have treated me with kind
ness and confederation, and / trust you
will not now think improperly touch
what 10 exclusively your own, when, for
the sake of the whole country, ! ask, can
you, for your States, do better than to
take the course l urge? Discarding
Ptactitio and maxims adapted to more
manageable times, and looking only to
the unprecedentedly stern facts OF our
case, car you do better in any possible
event? You prefer that the constitutional
relation of the States to the nation shall
be practically restored without disturbance
of the institution; and, if this were done,
my whole duty, in this respect. under the
Constitution and my oath Of Office, would
be performed. But it is not done, and
we are trying to accomplish it by war
The incidents Of the war can not be avoid
ed. If the war continues long, as it must
if the object be not sooner attained. the
institution in your States will be extin-
guished by mere friction and abrasion
by the mete incidents Of the war. twill
be gone, and you will have nothing yaIu-
able in lieu OF it, Much of its value is
gone already. How much better for you
and your people 70 take the step which a.
once shortens the war, and secures sub
stantial compensation for that which is
sure TO Be wholly lost in any other event!
How much better to thus,save the money
which else We sink forever in the war;
How much better TO do it while we can,
lest the war ere long render us pecuniarily
unable to Go it How much better for
you, AS seller, and the nation, as buyer,
to sell out and buy out that without which
the war could never have have been, than
to sink both the thing to be sold and the
price Of it in cutting one snother's Arests.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04
MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Nr. Wilson's Hair Dressing is pu. Gr in large bottles
and retail. for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair Of any person, young or DID, there is po its equal
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish 1t
I. be- a..d moreover, it has perfume that Is infinitely
superior to any of the fashionable extracts, either foreign
Or American which alone should cntic 1t to Place
every .dy's toilet table.
- the Rcgrncrator before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little of the Dressing, and Your
hair will be even more lr'ike III color and beauty
IT, lnthinr your hair but these preparations, and
use th>c according to directions, and We warrant YOU
good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry T. viii
sol, Co Manchester y. H. TO whom ali letters should
be addressed.
L. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04
PRICE. TWO CENTS.
Grsm Remedy for C"nghs, Colds emd
Kidney DiGcultits.
WHITE PINE COMPCUrD,
PREPARED ny
DR.. J. W. POLAND g. CO..

GOFFSTOWN CENTRE, N. II.
THE follow ing testmonia will tell something about
Medicine that is now csming popular faster than
any other article sold BY druggists =
Rey J: K; :. Chsse. OF Rumney, N H., under date Of
ties OF White Pine Compound was tev+d was SUIT:
ering from most severe cold. 1 took the Compound
the Componnd ia an invaluable medicine. do wish
thousands who know nothing Of its virtues, would BE-
cun:e h ttsr acquainted with it,"
Rev. J.. c. Stevens, Pastor Of the BAPTIST Church
Gofstown Cent?" ia letter dated Fed. 15ta says =
- Some of my family have tried it. (the Conpounc,
Cough ReMtdits pr.parfd. Besides its value
Cough medicine, have good reason to believe it to be
all it claims TO be for kidzey Diseases and Diabctes.
Mr. Ass Goedue of Bow, y. H.. so prost. a,ed by
Dio6fs, il alch 1850, tst neither himself nor any
the nonh AS last resort, he thought he would try
the White Fine Ctnpsvnd They lircursd lott's iar
him ne began TO take it and to lie surprise a all in
afterwards (Ftb. 23. 1860 in full stat, Of his
csays " elieve DR.. Po'and's White Fin, Comroun
nnder God has been the means OF my ltcoy ely tic
u,areds OF CAGES Of Kidney complaints, crRrD
TIRE LIZ by king the White Pine Compound, have been
reported b! druggists. Here are two samples
An aged man in Dahvers. Mass, heard CT thcCo
pound as wonderful curative for kidne, camp a!lts
hing great suAe,e from that difficulty, lie sent the
a!"tiiecary fol two bottles. They CURED hu,. He.si
the' were worth fifty dollars He has since tpid good
many bottles h mself.
Mass he was also cured of the zane comp!sn After
wards he went 10 Minnesota The great iait ue of hia
journey brought on return Of his former difficulty. and
seeking in vain in Minnesota for the Compound, lie
t"icpl.sd TO send all the way to Salem 10 have it for
July, lsGo. Dr.. PoLANp:--Mr.J J. c. Eutterfed, Ir.,
Who sens your Medicine, ha. requested me to give
brief statement Of xhaty our Whit Pihs CenPo nd has
Goie Tor inc. had been afflicted with the Kidney Con-
p!aiLt fol long time, ana had bad Cough OF ten
years standing which caused nc to 4lit blood quite
's' .houa w ever get ret nv NJ hsai sssin But ire ss;
Us Of your Whit Pine C,m1r""a have cured He OF
10th the Cough and the kidney Complaint.
I.l.< cfGfA Iu,i,- ni.yi,t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04
NEoEsEuAT7S
LIFE FILLS AND PHOENIX DITTERS.

THESE MEDICINES have Low be, lefote the pub
lie or PERIOD of thirty yess, and during that lime
ot the glole Tor their extraordinary rud inr,ediate
power OF tor;ng erec health to persons suffering
under Leaiy every Kind disease to which human fcst
The following are among the dis:iessing variety u.
llur!an dis ea'es in which the
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES,
are v ell known t." be inial!iblc.
DnPIPsIA, by thoroughly cleansing the fr-t secoia
st Macls aud creating flow of pure healthy bile, it,
stead CT the sale and acrid kind Fa'u.ncy, lote q,
Appetite heartburn hesGachr. Kcste.sness, Iteinler.
AnXet, LarguUr oud melancholy, which the gen-
eral ~ mptoh,s oi Dytprpsia, will vanish natural
COR ttie noe OF it, cure.
slst by clea, sing the Whole length Of the a-
tthes with 'oivent process, aud with,ut violence;
nl y.oleut purges leave the lowes co.tre witln
dyA
frvkns of ali kinds by restoring the l'ood reg
ula ir,uaiiUn. thruug the process Of res ri, aou i,
iHs cares, and the Thorough soutiOn Ct all Htestia-
obstruction in others
Tie Life Medicines have been known TO RueuIns-
'sn e1mahently in three weeks and & ut in half that
tine. tv removing local ilaiLaiiun fr III the muscles
ahG lignnens Cf tie JOINTS.
hkOrsihs Of al knd., by freeing aud strengthening
the kidncys anG bladder; they operate de ighfrY
these inn ortant organs, snd ht have leea
iu,d ac'rain icmeIy fer The worst cases of Gravel
Also oEMs. ty cislodsiig fr' III the 'urnugs OF the
wrs III" .lnf ater TO which III ST creatures Gchcrs
ScURvY. ULChGs aud lnycte,ue Sores by the perfect
purity which these Life Medicines 10 the blood aud xi
tie huinors.
ScobncTIc FLurrIoNs md bad Conn eNicps. by ti,er
a'rahc ti'ct apon ne fund tht iecd tie kin. and
lie Iaorb;d STATE + which 'ccGsons all truYtiye
pians al.tw, ,lewd! and other disagretec complet
Uns.
IN entire cue Of Salt kheum. and striking improve
ut in he clearnes. OF the skin. Common Colds and
influenza vi alwa be cured BY one do C. or II ia
riLls Tile OF. .inul prsl rie.or Of dee u,aiones,
was cured Of ies M S5 ear stsndng b. iLe Use Of the
Lite Medicines alone
FEVER AND ACT Fer this scturge Of The Western
country, these Medicines will he found safe, y eedy
alp taiu remedy other IN, dice. leave The y se,a
flle dIkp
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-04
AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complaining? Are you out of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortable? These symp-
toms are often the prelHdc to
serious illness. Some fit Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should be ayerted by =
timely use of the right rem-
edy. Take Ayers Pills. and
cleanse out the disordered hui
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous ac-
tivity. purify the system from
the distractions which make