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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-15
TO the Afsocisted Press
WAsHisGTOs. Friday, Aug IA. 1903.

WAsnisorOs. Friday, Aug IA. 1903
PLEASURE EXCURSION BY DIPLOMATS.
A diplomatic party yet out this evening OH TN eI
cursion among the lakes and rivers Of New-York.
TIE party consists, as we understand, of the Score.
tary of State Baron Gerolt, the Minister Of Prus.
ssi Mr. Molina, the Minister Of Nicaragua; MIR.
Tassara, the Minister Of Spain; Lord Lyons, the
British Minister; Baron Sioeckl, the Russian Min
ister; NJ. MERCER, the French Minister; NJ Schlei'
den. the Hanseatic Minister; NJ Bernatti, the ltal-
ian Minister; Count Piper, the Swedish Minister
NJ. Astaburaga the CHILEAN Minister; and several
Secretaries and Attaches Of the different legations.
The FIRST place they will stop at u Sharon Springs
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
NrrIcr OF srkEtr coMxIssIoNnn. ~ rEo,p

4 trripr pt -ihEti tohnisslvNbH ~ BEotD
70 cosirae.sr. ncosed IN ,.asa envelope,
as e,r :. S"s ,,srtse ' es fsses at tbs oec
Frr aaai. si s,aarr eel surs and sr,,.r s.s a..
In tt,NSish'h suest, .ctwee1 faird and Lesirs on
ror asa sr.aos set curb Ard as, and ssg
fourss md Fift avenue,
ss NJ Hh fs5 and iSs oar ss .ns rag s'o A
e,sssS ssg ssFS ,aS .as s @ scs as
50. ssung eal and gutter sad tag one Hundred and
ror seiinr corO and rn.e, ana ass fils s.cc,, be.
tor rrse,,ue crr0 riry s,ee Third and
set yort Jet srees ana On nolb sd, Fcrsih street, os
s'y.en G L.sinston eei rourts AVENUES.
nnrcrel 80 Iseny second and ole Hundr and Twenty
Tor Inns sgrkss lo,. between Que uv.drod and Ts,p
e.shsn And Ots Hrntrst aud rNontf ninth sreoiS and
for iereAs ie,s sish avenue fror rifI.h 10
~, .ree' A'so fitleth street. iroa ff,h avenue 10
t,a pss aoss ,a.rs.s f.r ne,- Sosrany No. "
ros idi.s e, Al .le foot u One Hundred ana Seven
Eer rsasias ~ s'-s-a l,er. y and y NORTH river
20 erdsln slp le.aen p,ers s. and o. Nor,h river
% o ~ ~ ~ & e. - p,s. 70 a.. ?, "a.
". baildu s'e' PIE ensne Gal tender To- Company
Fcf nuilans 'fsaa t,e ncne aud tender TO-
g ou'lens SCAN arc e. ne snd pndes co. Company
er siidar steam j., susire sra ,srdcr for canaan,
u. hstd'as steam ns ssd tender for ,omr,,,
sos ol'ia.as hcot AL ladder truck o. Company Nol
., ~" ~, es 49, .. as ~ HsS ,s &, ncs@sy NJ is
- sl''.. 2, y |. :. M az .of toHIa 10 II
slut ssi @leiY.s,sori IT, sis '"''A'hy
N"w ess- 'rf I,.rn. ~. ~ No
20. 'otna' y prcr !, to- III. el'h ~ .reciscanon.
a., .g,' i. - ,ssi t,.'el. 49,.
p'" cGanlss Ill 'ss s..ss TX SS.S.., 80
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

NsFlcE or THE 5oAKD OF CORNERSTONE as OF
~ the Central PART, u Nsssin street, ius H. 1867
ard sbGec EZRA sealed viii bc 81
~ hs oce INT tie 18th INST FOR infnishits Ia, M
f,r The enclosing wall OF Centrsl fark
FIFTH avenue, twten srventyscoLd ard Seven; IA ntk
s'rccs aud Istveen l"hh shd litta streets Esh,
between S-t .nsyhd a,c Seventy mint, sireets and
IA lt"th street bstyesn Flfta api Lirtth syenu.s.
Iiaua and SPECIFICATIONS sni nfci t0n ,spectrc
san = will h. furnished AZ the oise nfrvt rneutonsd
Proposals shoull sdfresscd the Boaru Cafarns
thc C.at-si Psrf and endorses Pr. for
VAN The said Board IL. right 70 any one
og al proposals. ANn'kN H. GREEN,
Comptroller ,f tie Park
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

mi PREMIUM MADE
FINE CUSTOM SHIRTS
10. 4 AMITY STREET,
Hosiery Drawers and every variety ~ Collars andsfie
NJ Ew FANCY GOODS LACES AND sMBROtDERIEs
IN SAMUEL TUCK, TsI Broadway corner NeIicy
place daily sdng 10 his aseady eatc nsve socA AL sne
New Sty les tao above Goods.
REAL LACEs or LIVERY DIES sCRIrTION.
Wells. CArtS. COIFfURES BARE rs, 81 NWLS, AC.
REAL LACE Wells as low As y 90
Point Collars Sleeve Sets, BarDcH, Neiis so.
A RIAL pOINT LACE COLLARS az low rs 81
PUsHER LACE GOODS OF every description, such as
Shaw Centres Caprs, Wells, Flouncipg Laces Acl
pnsher Barbe Laees and Insertnes m every width
EMBROIDERED Collars Sleeves, Sets, Bands Ednas Ac
Full STOCK OF HOSIERY AND GLOVES
4. Kid Gloves nj ~ cents pair $50
JOUNINs BEST PARIS KITS
LADlEs' EAkCY SHELL AND GILT CONES
TIm nngs .R, hbons, Flowers Feath.f-y N mes, &C
Lace and Muslin Waists, Heal iiresssa and Fans
General Fancy Store. "a hro ,mry
aEG@N SAMUEL TUCK
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

(,LosISo OUT SALE
OF SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK
AT THE METROPOLITAN CLOAK ROOMS
4os BROADWAY
tEn,rance through Grover Bakers saissrocmk,
OIoru AND SILK CIRCULARS AND SACKS,
FINE PUsHER AND LAMA LACE POINTS.
ALSO VARIETY or CHILDREN's GARMENTS.
HENRY MOORE. Arert
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY l2, 1858
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A PRIVATE FAMILY. RESIDING AT NO se EAST
snail Room single gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

| f'HE 6kt AILkI W1NDTR ~ TIE NopIpIl TIE
y accomplished N>,a,n. BfHpS lrou. Para ~ 20 ssu ~
I'D v tn Abe >, All s..s -, "te
r-tJn,s arlnt,a m ipts hf hUghaais; ri 70
make you teioveG tvye hss dci and brinpg tocther
ayep uc stor- Iweil "A street. = '
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LOAN crvroEs.

A hRoN ADorLEus ~ rE6gL AND sr NV
n thhtnhers sfseis henset b. MONEY
" 40, amount tn Cold aAl Sipe~
WNrhes pan ofis st sne nnse' Dry Goods Aftce
esn he rel eLaed any tinse W .hlu one year
Al 0a-NoNEY LfrERtLLv ADVANCED on
~ Nateae, p-'nanss sewlrys Silver Plate p.2aea
feylrs. ~. " f-PaH tbfo@eft' Tl,S-ts waasd | ~tti
10 y per ,ei aors hsn any ~ 80 "a the c fr tesss
Tor vatCles tiaronft, lewslry, a.. a. Bfoadway
cornrr 81 Iooscr street 10 s;a rs room 40 s -
n nionds, v tshcs Jew-ify, ~, wsrr -
Pawn br0sers ttskst wanted wt.i pav n.ss
than asy erson for fHks'- for dssTanas vatcn.a, a.
at Y Blocker sueei az ssir-s
Ar 30 az FhoApNAY PRECIOUS psVafg
~ Watches, Pate Ac. In best ls.siuc tr~e ysid ~
fioasa s,t Watches silver Plate dew lr,
rtfr's urcai INSTRUMENTS &C. az. AZ bis ptitste rotns
Advances made H. bAkAINt ta
2i- FroacusY CON -. pp H'ttss
pAwHhGCRrra' rruKrrs wsSrt o--Af l4e iiH rsR
s.gst', tcor ct " the Bow ~. ! viii tgs tia
!. psss t4t ~ Dtsn.nGs WAtr1s- Jew ~ urs
s1ss ~ 'ooas ~ Iio,hins ici of ovcrcoas
- uEIL CTr
-. DIAMOND BROKER,
Diamond aie NR,ctti
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

Z. y.
i Can - Onr-uteu ~ tht Gtsys u-efli ant
srencs on AL nnnfrs Emu bIsEs,e o.
as 'v4Eishln alarIisg". ng ais %.
ttfiny situations r. rrory sict clfsr,
O alssni fri ncs Ac 80 ia'es seuls. Cent en ~
fNren lf9 ca ekhalipst r.i-. rOr
: IA -. 'Brongh,on dauts IMng. Read e6ntsiulrg
the sit'.n.s 2! Hon Eswag- General Grant and "
G. n-fN y Bar ks 10, Fate q 't- MAJ on A =, P-,s
1si 'lsce t. 70 ~ IA s10k e.fes and =, 49,
once il6 isecna street tird DC sc Leo,r pr,es..,
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS. .,..~>,~>
JAMES A. HEARN 4 son
balance of their stock OF
LADIES' UNDER LINEN
st great reduction, a. ,.u :. IA
=" Above Ninth street
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
STATES TREASURY.

TINTED STATES TREASURY.
BY authority Of Secretary the rressuyy ksret1
give ncti that will unui IL. alst day OF July
OF THE LOAN OF lSe2 bearing sS to) c~nt ntersso
in goh coin commonly known as 1re.ty ennes A
u JOIN j. CISCO
4ses .tse8 u Assstaot lseasuver United 0taSss.
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
FOR SALE.

PATENT FOR NEW REVOLVING FIREARM
"A for good opportunity for manufacturers or any
one WISHING 20 form company Address A. H oox zo1o
/ n p.at
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

w ao ~ one ant an 30 see Mo wLLLisGfoS. ,aa
reAow ned Engifh roile et-s uni er-sly s.i the
hSst % sl A.trossI., Who rsg,ess te ,ioss
20 mpali them II formation OF the uutt ir,uru
rsaiive T. avsn Joarnef@ shep, fr.l Is love conrt
sup. msragc disf tf,u 400
I-et q ~ a.at 70 hc Bare soldiers. lca your door .,
C',ff. Nie t~ats " own Qgasr~~lV .,s
i,U youi Ao ceay 20 vet or saarss. bv i.t~t th,s
higAy ki ~ bsnutlfu young laiy - oi sAt .sear~
uppo@ IgAb street Misc ~. 10 4 ouis pArsnn In Fs.
ely Who has 10 fcn'tne Sof End sp4Al sg gs
.,e, so7l ir& snd Bu4iuess arsis-vsffsnt.9 fr a :.
Lacky nNmsr given a. a~c Lsay aoss civ r.ss
fcscc ptlnkcn ness cured aud unss;htu ana "a
The New York herald., 1863-07-12
DRY GOODS.

~
A TEiSzhfs - EIGHTH AVENUE
CLEARING OUT ,n,,v
IN CONSEQUENCE OF ILL HEALTH
RIBBONS FLOWERS, STRAW GOODS, LAgE
SHAWL MANrILIAs, HOSIERY GLOVES,
AND FANCY GOODS
Fifty CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
FEAEFuL sAckIFIcE N iSTraHpno,nFRy rHn DEPARTMENT.
sEIpIRwoRK COLLARS, le., Sc. &C., l0c.
LINEN COLLARS. lc r. 4c.
r. AL CROCHET COLLARS, Sc-
REAL LArE COLLARS, le, sc, Is : -
kkEDI,EWORK tL0uNClNus, ~, cc., sc.' i]l
fhooeAND' VI BLONDE LACEs lc up
LINEN LACGs, ic. up
WORKED SET FOR 81
GOODS MUST BE SOLD
STRAW BoNNETs, oc tAS
S1aAw BOHNEIs. zoe u 50
49, PLowERs, 2, 4e, gc &c., spray
SILK ILLUSIONS. &C. and up.
BoNNETCRAPFS l2lSc. ana up
RfBBoNs CLOSING. ac, so 4c
RlBBoNs, CT OsIhd &C., So, Toe
o1''iN0 'o' AND FaRAsoLs. CSC, 75~, sse., and 81
BNTiRE srocK 10 Z. =. .,m.r
cL0eiNe LoT or cLARKFs COTTON, &C. &'
EXCELLENT 200 YARDS COTTON &c r.,.. g.
CLOsIN1, tROCllET SPOOL COTfoNS. &c.
CLOSING FRENCH SPOOL CorToNs, lc, .
PMS lc PAPER .n,r, ,.rrr
AO0A' "A : - SKIRT BRAIDs, &C.
SPOOL SILKS, Ic.
Vnrnr N
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

(NURPONAEON NOTICE.
~ The Corni,'tee Faries OF Beard o. Aceru an will
r.est 10 ,ooa No city Hall Monday. the l3ih nsan
~ O'Clock - feGf all parties interested tie fer,y
the foot OF Forty river 10 Wee
hawkea, N. J. PuDctusi ate sntancc 10 re,lussled.
J0IiN =. HENRY.
fHfEk MITCHELL
GEORGE A. JEREMIAH
Con VI Fcrries
The New York herald., 1863-07-12

HUDSON RIVER RAIIRDAD-aAArEs woR Az
nany, Troy he korti aaa west Dsra n
a, sad "a IN 3iss saa .Dso =. y, ara Sun
oaysat 51x r. NJ, from Ihir,ch Tickcts MAJ be
PROCURED - am OF tho on@e o. WLsTcUfTS ExBHEsS.
IN New icrs and Brcokiyn and BAGGAGE cs,krd lie
house - all joints on he road slt =. hstlga Spngs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24
To the Farmers Of Maine.

Mr. Goodale. closes kis last rer.or; With
these words
Il a. not Tor me here 70 speak q oar
duty a. eitizeus; God helping rs. We wiu
support our Government. uphold the Con
stitation. crush in.ubordinatio1 and law
lessness. and maintain law and order ar
justice. north and south. Bot 81 our rera-
lar duties a. farmers ] may speak. Taxing
the country together. the years Is60. '6i
and 90. have been very picntifai wears.
anl tlc help Afforded by these abundant
crops. in enabling us Co sastain th- call f.r
i1eu and means. caa s.ar,eiy ic over ESTE
mated. The last cab .or o.. 19,I men ga.
responded to. ior the most part. after ths
crops ior i.d2 bad betn safely earrsred.
and tie men came. .n large proportion.
from the fpoi-prodacing ranks. We are
getting 60 De short-handcd. Exper~n-e
teaches us also. that a series OF abundant
seasons Is usually followed by a succession
Of more scanfy ones. There b. dcuanI
upon us 20 lay our plans ior the coming
season WISELY ard vel. so that evers holr
81 the slime. ami al the means 40 commaa.I.
D. employed CD the best advantage. Thefe
D. need of thr arqri-i,.ou ard l.F1si1u of
k-onie' -c. and ODE grcai EXTENSION 81 ir.-
proved prartice. There 81 need of OBJ. ne
mosi economy in saving. and skiI in arr',.
ing the usnu-es 81 tbc ffrm-ysr.l. aud ue.f
o draw upon al other so1rces q fertile
ton ulraIu our reach TIrrr ID a. fl.,.T.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24
Froa ths Gera.-ss~a res-graph.
A New idea Fresh Cow Manure 20
the Garden.

While in conversafioa feW DAYS ago
With Mr.. Robert Armstrong. an intclii.,vni
Scotch farmer u Butler county. in this
STATE. We Obtained bran new idea In ~
latiOn % horticulture. lie said his gar,len
vas not infested during the pat seasou
with worms or bugs-thsf h. did no; lose
cabbage plant OF a vine. By either We
asked hin II be knew The rcAson they did
not PREV upon has garden. when they had
actually been nore destructive 70 veceta-
bles IN most gardens during the season.
thar ever known before. lie said be at
tributed II entirely to his free use Of fresh
manure upon his garden every season-hav-
ing put about twenty loads upon it about
an acre. ever year for several yea-s II
= generally understood that a soiuiion az
frcsh COW manure sppiied 70 plants sad
Nsaes. VII partially prevent bsgs from de-
STRIVING them; bat the idea % applying
the remedy in the Way Mr.. Armstrong
does. has never occurred to rs Ia struck
us very iavorahly. and We intend 20 try the
experiment next season.
How many practical ideas are los; Nv the
neglect q their originaiors 20 commit them
20 writing. Many good farmers discard
- book farming While. II they would iust
consis~r for a momeut. What vast stor, q
practical and valuable idsas might be gath
cred from a Thousand iartners like them
selves. and bow valuable those ideas would
he 20 the world. Il printed and distribsted
among 'he people AZ iar-c. they would
cease 10 urge tbeir objections 20 book farm
ing, AVID conclude that agriculture. like 9th
er sciences. Is progressive in It's character
Let them look hack for twenty wears. and
compare the condition Of agriculiur, then.
with It's present condition. and say by what
means the great change has been wrought.
excePi BY the interchange 81 Agricultural
thoughts and ideas. through the press Il
Is the little and seemingly unimportan; sgg-
gestions thrown together BY the Thousand
diaerent minds and sivcn TO the public for
vhst they are worth. tArSsgh the medium
a the prrss. which advancc the Interests q
those Who assist in the effort The nsost
trivial Circumstances sometimes produces the
most important rcsa!ts.
We have no doub; o. the correctness %
Mr.. Armstrong; theory 10 relation O. bug
and worms. and We; BE- had never thought
It worth mentioning. Our inquiry As 20
toe result ELECTED TIRE cause. and that Is the
case IN thousands of instances Men prac-
uce particular mode Of farming. With
good results. FOR years. Until IL becomes On
Old story with them. and tbey never think
u worth while % mention 10. and perhaps
do not even know Why they are more sue
cessfll than their neighhors. THIS should
not b. 80. Farmers should endeavor 90
contribute % each othsrs happiness and
advancement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24

~ eraduaily cutting back in compact
form. The purple Barherry Is rrunarksbie
for The hue % ia foliage. and IS a desirable
shrub The smaller. hardy magnohas co..
tribute much % thc ornament az the ssryien.
The Dwarf liorsc-chs-stnut notwithstanding
its beauty and T.crfrct hAriiness. seems 20
have bern singuiarly neglected. IN many
placcs. AZ frsi rs growth - rather thin
AMI crooked. bet IN a fcS wears Il forms a
fne broad bsmisphcrical mass Il foliage.
several fret m diameter. and sends up nu-
merous spikcs Il snowy white fowcrs. about
niidsumncr. The Scarlet japan Quincc -
vel known. bot scarccly cquailed BY the
hriliancy oi Its early flowers. The Deut-
zia scabra = one 81 ;he handsorncsi whiic
towering shrubs; the II. graciilis smaller
and more graceful. There arr several spc-
eics q CeanothUs tia; arr har.iy and dcsira-
bic. The Spircas have bccomc ~idclv
known. The doubie White Spirea p-snifc-
Ia or button-fowrred. : one q the prctii-
6, Of the whole. blooming qaits early in
the spriag. The Siberian Lilac With Is
large coruibs q purple foscrs AMI iieii
graceful growth. deserves a place in every
ornamental garicn. TCountry Gent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24
4 n n =

Z. IT, Cea-i ~ P-ri.. -ilh o,~r-l 81 ui--
u'clrrk ~ tn murai.x. g. "a purIa-s 81 suak -
sair's. So ti-p-.-iag 81 eia-r crsasi .nst-rr.
? arrirsffos-. fef.ftors art Aurnnuf.. FL On
shirh usfi~~ 49, t-~a ar.irr~d. ~tn 90 D. srt--i
$3.50. satd ait-r ~ r~t-ru h--r. wairh b. 60
e'rk-k
3. Th- D-rist uiu b. csl-l a. 90 s'-i.sk
49, cs--s di-r-s-e.i ai 's th~lr ss,ief.
q f-fus.t-. Ar-oiat-. su.l Arpis-sfu.-,. .h-uis
D. uIssa hs-ss. ~trrh ~ii D. funt-h-i e. thr
fr.istr oM.e. eu arlr.lcafi..a. vifhoaf rhsfre.
81 Acruauis pfe-eufss s. eNaunlnstss.n. sh..ua
o. faIs sfsirf. sd i-griiv ,sriftra. ur,a hIsrk.
~hich 49, - hsru,shsi I'd fh- Probate oal~
Bs~rs lsseHtsfs shrall b. couafersts. I'D t.s
'h- LN-osier. uaiat.trstnr. or Gasrli-n So
rtt-ras r.
:. Rsrr~s~sfsiions 81 in.oivs-cs 49,, ~ H. o.
carrFaur~t ~sth staf-anrra. ur 30 asfh. ed fh-
.usaaai. IT, caa o. s.r~rts-a -i 81 thr lFf-s
100 trusn a. estate. ani 81 thr .usa1rf ai reel
s-fsfe .ai r.er-,-si prrrf-rry.
frtrrsns e. seI rslI rstsfe g. fhs r.atr-rrf
of ie,s- ~No-ri - h-tr the a.--i1f b.. i-~a
o-Ftafasd ~ ~ -etiirrusat of 90 sccunuf af 80
rsT-art ul trr.ln .ssrrs 81 in.s's r--s sh.ak d.
n0rrs-rranrf ~ lfh l-I nai~r esrh. at go shfs
Cad t~--esrs. Of aus.l du- frasn ths estate. a.t
fh~ araslaf nf a. sxrusn-ss II stal.nrsrrsf.a I'D
io ~ ftra- ai go sgF.'s-.tloa-
TIE -ur~is~- rsslafrri - L- tn Tr..irsts
lssus. sh.sit earh D. M ar irasr 10 aana1af
of $50 f-rlsi sual eel En- tssu.s
10 krisfiFe- ol - tiaes. 81 uaf - nr.r-l.l nt-t
- |HAfsefH 90 sHas1Ffs ~ esIHfT
~tl 49, p~r-en 49, scfs 80 Atfrru~s 81 Ag~rf i-
~ -~fiis1u-ui ~ au estate. ID apF-ssatsd shrr
81 sast trusfs.
II T. er.t usre Gases ouarrrn1 shrrH -
ar0eiafrd 60 fhr rianr rhttirra ar t-lrs-af-iss
90 are. 20 ~ t-r~ssri. h-l.lr sr "a 1fa. sfrat.a.
arreuuf 10 srft e.i. su aiir-sn~~ mst~ er .ss-r
-s-irn~d e. - ~tas~. 80 I.o~e-r rraatrl ta ssl
r~.l ~-fnf~
- Ths r~nal -ul iu h-ali. 81 At.uiussfrst.rs.
tN-rrfar. alst t'asf.''sa-. saauit h- 81 --st tsu
- th~ zlnouat oi l--f-auai rrop~rs.
n stt-afiaa 81 ES-cut.rs. Adalai.frsror. ass
6usrtlrns ts parll-rlsrIt tlrccfst to fh- teh
--cri.n of ~ eIi Chn.r~r of ~ Re- - So
s,s-. ~hrrh o. lei. tsHa-s-
~~Ct ~ - Jstg~ n rroisf- shau Ave
tnsce iu t-lr- aaf erfrr.rraing n-r b. afirfn-,
r..an-star. ar aaar of C..1rt ln aar r.slf a.
fira or lnsrrr. ~hl-h i-r.s.fs 80. 81 90 ist~. fa
49, srnrenr~ ar tcsr~r ura1- hr BEE fn ht. afl-r
80 ia ars rltI acIaa. o. af ssa.-st a1s Eserr.
Co.. AIr.l.-,rlf.r eaart.rr ar rrrs-r~. naf-r
ars issf 49, aai ts.iaaa-ai. -arn . ~,thta his
catHrs.'
ID 80 have hu..arss ts trsr.s-r ia rh-
fr-l.afr fasrr siI str~ fher--is-s 11nrh fr..afl-
800 ft-s~. ~ rrersrtar al a-~--sart t-raI s1Elr.
Hasfsrn ed c.aaa--- tHan 0rol-r -,sfrcr.. t~tsr~
ffr-~airag taen cs-e ta th- raart
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24

NoCNc rIe>. The pigs viii soon De
coming along. and r. they ~ould b. saved.
mus; receive somc attention by being pro-
viled with sai;abic quarters Thcy sbouId
have = warn pen vherr the ar has no draf,
through .. The mother should not DO dis
turbed before or after Ettcring. Nothin-
is more detrimental than removing her
from one pen % another before sLe la. her
pi-s. Thousands q pi-s have been los, bv
sueh removals week 81 to before her
tine to litter
Sous should never D. fed soon after It,
terins Il j. better o. Del, them f-.s f,- a
whole day than % feed then too soon. b.,
al are prone % iaiarr tbe mother of a dor
en- pic- ~ k'n'iness. They look 80 fanny
while taking thcir brcakfrsi AID dinner. au
from the SANE fountain. that nc arr o. haste
@ rvp,enlsh thar fountain. though Nc nav
OCCASION loss Ct APPETITE in thc mother
which VII prove more injurious than O. le,
hcr fast for two OF thrcc DAYS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24

OK wv SowI>c 90 Flown Srrrs. T.
order % DC succcssfHl in raising fowers
from seed. !; wil be necessary % hcar IN
mind that the smaller the sccd The les
deeply shosld 10 be covered with earth.
some seeds arr 80 small thar they require
only % be sprinkled over the ground and
gently pressed into tn soil. and should ID
weather prove very dry. = ihin iaycr -
damp noes ought % he piaocd over them
tin they germinaic. whcn carr must pc "a
Len 90 have a removed. Thsrs ar, Sen
seeds that require such cNtrcne ausation.
Snail seeds. a. Pctunia. Po-tulacs. a..
sow about one-cighth 20 an inch IN depth
those 81 larger sizc. a. NJ -aoncttc. >wc,t
Alyssam. A.. about one-srlarter q an inc5
in dcpth stiu larger. As Balsar. Morning
GLORY. a.. tSree-quarters Of an inch in
deP,h. and seeds Of the la-ses; size. As
Lgpinc, Nssturtiuun. &c. fully one Zach is
depth They must pc covered vith finely
puiyerizcd SOL. or leaf r-ouid slightly
pressed down. and should 20 kcpt usolcr.
ately moist b. shading or sligh, spriuk-
lng 81 water. mill they make their appear
ancc. Whoa about one inch On height. the
piants mast b. tAinned out froga one - TO
inches apart. 90 prevent cr0wding Tai
varieties should be neatly s;akcd 90 prevent
injury from wind or rain
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24

Onc of the mo-t shour cf all shrubs .s
Co. Wrr,l. The common or roses. e. Gle
most shory. aui .fs masses Of F-hf red
fovers early in sumrarr. rre s.a-refr er.aI
% ia spiea.lor hy an other plant TIE
~. oHaa'sis 10 more dcl,aie. a1I bioru,.
longer. To fsrsyftss is rcma-sable f.-
f' brilliant yeA0E fowers very eariy ia
sPriug. ost a. q 10 ratier thin in 20 growth.
q uay be greatly improved 10 spfesrsn--
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