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MAsTER's SALE.
NFASTER'S SALF,-P1rsUant

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
lNl command of a deoretal order Of sale issued
rom the Court of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga
County, Ohio, at the suit of Ann Lord, Admins
tratrix, against John T. Newton and others,
shall offer for sale at public auction, at the door
OF the Court House, in Cleveland, in said COun-
ty on the 2lst day Of May, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
the following described premises, to-Wit: The
following described tract or lot Of land situate in
the township of Brooklyn, being number seven
in the 18th range Of townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve in the State Of Ohio, and
which is also in the County Of Cuyahoga, and is
known by being part of lot No. 20, original sur
vey Of said township, and is bounded as follows:
West by Pearl street, south by Martins lot, So
called, east by Terrace street, and north by
line commencing on Terrace street in the centre
between the northern line Of said Martins lot
and the south line of the house lot of Mr.. A.
Randall, and thence running westerly ut right
angles with said Terrace street, half the DIS
lance to Pearl street, and thence parallel with
Pearl street to a point from which said norther
ly line viii intersect said Pearl street at right
angles with Pearl street, sIXty-six feet distant
from the north line of said AIartin's lot, and is
The same lot conveyed by Josiah Barber and
Richard Lord to Nathan Voorhees,, and reference
is hereby made to said deed for a more particu-
lar description. Appraised at 81, ,4l9.
GEORGE H. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
S. B. Prentiss & Baldwin, plt'tis stt'ys.
apr2O:I5O
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1884. Pennsylvania Central 1884.
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.

- HI
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FAKMs ARD OUT Lors

House and five acrez choice garden land on New
burga roads mics from Court b h4use s2500
COiamer. substantial two story stone house and
20 acres laHd, well Cultiya ed, Fruit &c
p acres IN Independence s miles from fbecity
superior street, just beyond Casa avenue I've OF
FERN OF IS acres in Independence
Farm OF So acres in Parma
Farm OF lSg acres in Orange
stead Station. ~ M
Farm OF lOl scrss in Euclid
YARN OF SO acres in MEyfeId
Improyed farm OF l4s acres in south mart of WIscon
SIN on Chlcago and Galena railroad. Z 2 per acre
improved iarm Of 80 ceres near Chicago.
TO LET.
Large and c3n venient brick dwelling north side of
Euclid street near Perry, furniture may be rented
also If desired.
Two story brick house on Wilson street 4s5O
Parlor and bed room In Mathews Block, fronting
OR Monument square.
JN0 G. JENNINGS,
Rpr4 No. Atwste- Building.
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Mr. G - has InflamRt0Fy Rheumatism. Had
not walked without crutches Tor six months Six ap-
pliestions were made AID he walked miles twice
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bliss O. was suffering from complication Of
difficulties. She had tried several physicians but
continually grew worse. few applications restored
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THE CONFESsTONs AND TX
Hunnewell's Standard Pre-

Hunnewslps Standard Preparations
On Inside columns viii be found notice Of these
justly celeb sted aud standard preparations, Of un-
bounded reputation in Sew England, pr0fsss only
what they sre remedies for, and are for sale BY sl
wholesale and retail Dealers and confidence is asked
to test them. See advertisement.
maF38-R2
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PbysIclans as IncurabIe,


And many OF them have kindly permitted n to uss
their Names but we prefer 10 state only few Of thu
cases. leaving names and residence out, which can
be obtained on application at the ofico.
Mr.. c. has been sfiieted with asthma for twen-
" years and Tor several ears had been unable to lie
down Bad been doctored and csed By all the phy-
cured him.
had several hemorrhagss. Physicians
TOLD her she could not live bat few weeks shs had
y appllcatons Of the oxygen and now does the work
for Elk bOarders
bliss g was suffering from complication Of
difculties. She had tried several physicians but
continually grew Worse few applications restored
her 10 health.
Mr. =has Inflsmst0Ty Rheumatism. Had
not walked without crutches Tor six months Six ap-
pliestions were made and he walked miles twice
stage OF oonsumPtion. fgw applications Of Oxy
gen gave her ptiOn Of bsAf=teRk and she new
does the work Of the family.
s- Patients viii be visited at their
houses if unable to call at the Office.
Charges, 80 fer Each Application,
Payable at the time Of treatment.
ofiee---Eo. Atwater Building.
The Door tFesssd irss IRON tn 10 on each
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P0aT.0FPlnlEl TIlI.ss E.IIARLE.
1854. Winter Arrangement 1884
FUg TIE
ARRIVAL ana OsesiRs % szsiss
ATTEz
CLEVELAND POST OBFIOE.
O0mnsucias November 18TH, 1854.

O0mmsuciEz November jsth, 1854.
EEI5iis Vim Be epseed sza resdT ior dsIivssy one
/ hour after arrival OF trains.
''2ii-' -AsRIyAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT.
Essisrn Through arrives at 7eO a. NJ, and l4O and
Eastern way arrives st IsI5 a. n.
Pittss5ursh ShEoGgh arrives s.s5 az 81 q A. q
| sAndusEy Way arrives at 9:25 4. NJ
ashonlng @ @ay arrives p 5:s9 I. si, ~ ,-,,
10 way sTriSas Al 500 p. Ii. '''''
Western through STRIVES at e5s a.. and $50 T. Il.
do Way arrives At 2:45 =. n.
Medina WAY strives at 400 ?. Il.
Reekpers, se arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saf-
BrsSts7Eie, Bsth. 6o errivss Mondays and Fridsys
Sharon Qsntsr, Granger North Royalties. -. arrives
Mondays and Fridays ct p. 81.
WsrTensYiile arrives daily at 1913 4. Il
Esst Cleveland and Euolid arrives dsily aE = y
CLOSING OF HALLS.
E6gFARE THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, EeF
York, Hartford, and WillOuRhby, PaineeVile, Gene
~, Astabula and Oonneaut, closes ct $50 A. Il.
EAsTE4s THEoUGE, foT New York only, clcses 81
EEsFEas raRoUsH, Tor Erie, EudSIo, Albany, Bog
tor, Eew YORK and Hartford, closes st s:l0 =. n
sAsTEHs Va iq5 al points between OisFeiand Ans
NasTERs THRoUea, for Toledo, Detroit. chicago
and ailwsukser closes st 10 ?. H., tieaves rs
nsxt moFniEg.)
WEsTzRz THRoJeH, for Toledo, Detroit, chicago.
DuDuqus, 30 icssph and Cairo closes at 6:29 P. N.
wEsrEBE " ATi for all points between Cleveland
ard Toledo, closes st P. n.
eASDUsKY WAY, for Ssndusky and all intesmedIats
points, c!osss at3 20 =. d.
OtsCNEAT1 Way, for al points 5stEoen Cleveland
and Cincinnati olczez It 10 2. m., tesses at 7sj0
1aEt lnorning.)
CISCIsEATT TaRooGn, Tor Columbus. Dayton, Kew
Az and Cincinnati, CLOSES at 10 p H., ueaFes st 750
ssrt mOr1iag.j
CEsiGTEEATT THRoUez, ior Columbus, Cincinnati,
6cuiSvtils, st, Louis, Indianapolis, Nanesylo and
Wheeling, closes at 6.I6 p. N.
PITFsgUESH THBOUGH, for Pittsburgh and WASH
iBEtOn, closes at 1919 P. n.
pITTsBUE1H WAY, fcr sll points between Cleveland
Reilgve, and Pfttsbgrg, Harrisburg. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, closes st7s0 A n.
mAHosIFs WAY, Tor all points between Cleveland
EDd founEstcwDs olo4sa 81 l5 Z. NJ, (esvea at sos
nezt moTntng.l
azDIHE AZ, uioss5 At An
hoUEPo3T, &e.. clO5os cnr ssdaFB, Thursdays kns
Saturdays, st y n.
BaEOEsyILLE, BATH, Co., closes Tuesdays and SEt
sidsys, ct ] a. M
S6AROs GEETER, Granger, Eorth Royaltoa E5..
Nioses oa Tuesdays and Saturdays st A. m.
WABEEzsyuEs, eiosss daily, l0.3o A. 4.
Easy tEy and Euclid, closes daiiy, at z. a
s-E5Aii anG DrOe Letters required, By Law e
Be prepaid.
5s-Ail City Cirouiaru arc required 80 be prs-ssis
with = two-oent EtsmFr
- once open from 5:soA, N. So 7:sa P. n. o.
Il COWLE5 2 81
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COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION,

well rs humors Of the blood is lack Of oxygen in
the air we breathe. By the inhalatioa Of oxygen
lzed air the blood becomes OXyRenized and purf-
ned and dseasz disapesrE ike dew before the sun
Bg this system Of treatment the patient does not
have to be dostOred for months and yaar5 t. learn
Whether he is benefited or not. Belief Is had from
tina time Of breathing Il and in any cursble it
entirely.
We have cured hundreds Of patients who had been
given mp by
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,
4 DEMONSTRATORS s4LF-O1 TbuT


A DdINiSTRATOR'S SALE.-On Thurs
n day the 18th day of May, 1864, at two
O'Clock, P. NJ on the premises, will he sold to
the highest bidder the following real estate as the
property Of William W. Custead, deceased, to
wit: Situate in the Township Of East Cleveland,
county Of Cuyahogs and State of Ohio, in lot No.
399 sOd is bounded as follows Beginning at a
stone in the centre Of the road leading North
from Philip W. Custesds and at the junction oil
the Crawford Road; thence North $50, East ten
QOl chains and seFenty-nine (T9) links to stone
at the south corner Of H. Msry's land thence
North 80, West seven (7) chains aud eighty-foUr
(S4) links through the center ofa hedge fence to
an Usage orange sspling; thonce West five (5)
chains and ifty-nine (59) links to a stone in the
center of the road and on the North side Of said
lot; thence South ~, West sixteen 16) chains
and sixty-four (6i) links to the place OF begin
ning containing seven and twenty-four hundrdths
724-lOO) aeres---apprsised at s2,sl0. Terms of
sale--one-third down, one-third in thirty days
and the balance in sixty days.
PHILIP W. CUSTEAD,
Administrator Of W. ". Custead, deceased.
ELwELL & MARVIN, Attorneys.
Cleveland, April 18th, 1S64-aDril Is: $50.
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Atwatsr Building, Foot supsriOr-st
Who're he Is prepared to treat By Inhalation OF Oxy-
genized air all diseases OF the
Threat, Lungs and Blood.

The oxygen Is brssthsd directly into the lungs snd
throngh them carried into the blood. Thus a. soon
the blood will carryi IL 1t reaches an narts 81 fe
system deoomposing the impure matter in the blood
IL expes 1t through the pores. The principal cause
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REOthersl EEothsFsII sEOtaels!H

mObMGfSg k2G BEShs5S SE0GEe1A!" {"
Don't fail to procure Mrs. WIEsLOW's sO0TH-
ING SYRUP for CBIJDREN TEETHIHG.
This Taluabs preparation is the prescription Of lone
Of the best Female Physicians and Nurses in the
United States, and has been used for thirty years
with filling safety and s1ccess by millions Of
mothers and children from the feeble infant Of one
week TO the adult. 1t not only relieves the child
from pain but invigOrates the stomach and bowels,
oorrecs tsidity, and gives tone aud energy to the
whole system. Il vii slmost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND O0LIO
We believe it the Best sad surest Remedy in ths
World in al cases OF DiarThes snd Dysentery Of
Children, whether it ARISES from Tsething, from
other causes
Full directions for using viii accompany each bot
tle None genaine usless the fac simile of CURTIS
q PERKIhS. New York, is on the wrapper.
Sold By ell Medicine Dealers. Principal Ohice
Dsy-st New York.
Price only rs CenIa per Bottle.
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HOPs-FoR FAMILY UsE-CHoICz
- NO-"''' ~ ' OHUR0HILL a BRO.,
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BF. g = All IN
Member of the Royal College of PhysieaHg
Losdoz, England; Graduate Of
RieoTd'S Hospital for

FEMALE DISEASE
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the ast ten years
hss opened an Ofhce st the
johnson House, Cleveland.
where he will be happy to meet all those who af-
ficted with subsouts and chronic diseases.
BIS treatment "a entirely different from the old
plan, and is mild, essoiOus and effective. Bis med
icines simply vegetable extracts snd oils they
have never ben but by two other physicians in
America besides himself He has spent the greatest
part Of his life and Thousands Of dollars in obtaining
fsw secrets in his profession. he tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease. No charge for giving an
honest and true statement..of thisr case.
GPERMBTORHGA.
To ToUEq MEE.-He can prove to you in a few min
utes that he is the only physician you treated
with that cnres this disease. For every patient who
viii follow his directions, h will give One Hundred
Dollars II be fails in caring this disease No charge
made for consultation. Those at distance who
wish TO consult the Doctor may do 20 BY sending
small vial OF urine by nail. with name, and ase,
and he will answer and describe their case, and the
possibility Of getting relief, by enclosing return
ztamn. mar3:4H
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CUE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY.


On. GooDALEs's OAFABRH BEHEDT.-It penetTstss
to the very seat Of this terrible Disease, and extern
mates It root and branch forever Dr.. GOodale is the
hrstsnd only person who ever told the world what
OATARRH really was-Ehere Il commenced and whAi
wODlG cure it. DR.. GOodslo has now spent Lifetime
u battling with this fell disease, exploring its
cret ambush, and making known 10 the world the
sct that Oatsrrh. which has for deed the ski
aud research Of medical men and authors in this
country and in Europe, can now be cured with tbe
s. uniform certainty that morning follows night
Prepared BY b. GO0DALE, III. D., New York Price
eI,01 Send stamp for a Pamphlet.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, ll9 Supsrior-st.. Oeve
Ian ], Ohio. marZ2- -R2
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4 EKIEsP e RFE7E L.

n ERIEnD u EF-FRY Il.
10 y. eEsst'I IHTAIailLB lEtlaS SIMEETkR RTsFars
ron ths rsoiDs OF Dr. st4shsn Sweet, cf OonneetiSs
ths great bona nsttsE and bsF bssn used IN his Ert
o s5r ths as8 tHsuty yszr VITA the most sstonis
dag Hnncesl. As Gn external rumcdT II Il Withoui
rival and viii aIlsTists pain moro speedily than
0fksr ursnaFNtfon EoE all Rheumatic and NerVo1
DlsarderE 4 h trrly infable, and curative 70
Sores Wcundg, Bprains, Bruises, ko., ita soothing
hsainE and poNeTfui siren Fhening prOpsnsitiss,
sta the ust wonder and OF ali who haV
6SeR given ita sFtai. Over iour hundred osrthcats
0i r6narkabts performed ~ ft within ths laS
RRun e soT GIeTalnnd. denldaitsoedsr-:Es RS
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RANsaAR9.
TAHONING RAILROAD.
CLEVELAND s TOLEDO B. R.


ldna-t. nlnLAh AhhANEEAEHts A5t3-ls
On and aftsr Monday, November 18th, isss, Parlsn-
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland follows (5ulda7S
eKcepted):
1850 A. M.-URIOA6O EXPR RE5S-5tops at Bsrsa,
Grafton Oberlin, korwalk, mourneYillo, Belle
Eues Clyde, Fremont and ElmGre, aud arrives q
Toledo a. 1230 n; Detroit 5:39 P. H; and chi
eago at i0.3O Pm ~ -
2s09 =. M.-WESTERH MAIL-StoPs ct all sta.
lions On Southern Division, and arrives at To
ledo e es55 ~ chicago 800 Al
Ati1U p ll--nOhIAEkH mAILl-StcuF AZ All Etas
;ions On Northern DiVi1iop. and arrives it san
5s9O II. M.-hldHT EAPRESS-Stosna AZ Grafton.
EorTaik, Monroeville, Clyde, and fremont, and
srriyss at Toledo a p ?. ki Detroit 500 A. HI
COEEEOTIOSS.
Concessions are mads st 40nroevills with the san.
aulky, Mansfield Newark R.R., Ct Clyde With fha
eAnduskE, Dayton q Cincinnati 3. B., at Ersnoat
With Fremont Indiana i. r, and af Toledo With
tho Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and To-
ledo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit JACK.
eon, Fort Wayne, Logsnspsft, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton, st. Louis snd al points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
TrEins arrive IN Cleveland from TcIsdo and the
West II 9s5 A E-s-Is45 P. ~ snd 8:55 ?. n. n
SanduEEy AZ rs A. X II. -. RUOK ER, Surfh
f1eTsiand, November 10. 1854
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PURE SYMPATHY.

1lAO = - NofNs E@Ge5Aa SCACa
and similar troubles suffered 10 progress, result in
serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatio siec-
tons, oftenHmes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES
are pounded 50 as 70 reach directly the seat OF
the d. isssse and give almosf Instant relief.
uES-Soid By All Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
in she United States and most Foreign countries
IS seBta psr bor isB22-R2
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MEDICAL.

DR. HUNTING WoULD Re-
spactfulll Announce 70 the citizens Of Oisve-
AID aud Vioinsty tkst he has opened 3 permanent
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CLEVELAND ) EBIE R.B.


CLEVELAND B ERIE R.B,
- ~ -;s5Es
- ~
1854. WINTER ARRAHGEME8T. IssS
On and sftsr Monday, November 18th, 1855, Passen-
ser Trains will run a. follows (Sundays eIesptedG
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
ESQ A. m.-DkT EXPRESS TRAIH-StoppiuRa as
Mhloughby, Painesvilsi Geneva, Ashtasulay
eonneaut and alrerd only, and arrive Ct Eris at
a rs p. M.-dIECiEHkTT TX 2Ess-sto5plzns a
Rainssyllle, Ashtshuls And Girard only, and ar
riye5 q ETie os5 D. n. Dunkrk s:I7 p m Er1f-
.R.sA- p. M..8gaIII, AE5 AOOomasDATIOH-
Stopping a. al stations and arrives At Ere ~
,.ioTPS 81 Ri.@EIoHT rRAIE-stoUpinz
At "a, lssYille, Aahtsbuia and GirArd only, aad
arrives - Erie = 1919 =. m-s D1hkiFk - .,
a, BuiIa % 40 a m
LEAVE ERIH -
tiirz-d. Ashts6n e and PEinssvillo only, and ar
EiTes a Cleveland - @ 5;gS a; Z, -, , -, -,
SO A. E.--MAIL AND A. OtlltyDAI1On An,A4n E,
stopping At All sisiiu' rs and arrives at olsEs-
S:5g A. H.-TOLEDO EXPEEse- Stopping At Hli sta
tions except swsnviIie, sayl. Vooki Untonytilel
Ferry Mentor and Hieklifss ana Af2-74 p
lsB ?. E.-DAY ExPREss TRAIE-stoppinss ct e..
EA[d' Sonnssrtl AshtabGia, and PAtnasTihs
only and arrives a Cleveland st SIS P. y.
- seoOHd olas Cars sFs Ezn on all through
An the trains going westward oonnsst At OlsyslsBa
Wiz bIAnb tef 1oieoot gnlcagos IoAumbult Qlncllr
nsfii indianapolis ST. Louis, &c. and all through
6ratns going EastTard conBect at Dunkirk with the
trains q the y. Z = BailrOed, and 81 Bualo With
sncSs OF the New York Central and Buffalo HsE
YORK Oity Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston
NIAGARA Falls, &C., and az Erfs With trains on IL
Pniladslphla and Erie Raflrcad.
45-Day EzDFss5, East and West, connects ct Girard
With Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad faT
LhssTille, AeaaFiiles jamestown, 70.
Il. HOTTfHGHAM, suB't.
1884. Pennsylvania Central 1854.
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
CHITH ITS C0REE0TIEE
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. EAL ESTATE.-E. N, KEYES.
4 y formerly Of the arm OF Litties h Esyea,J ha5
eraned Real Estate OGoei In Rouss's Block, o6rnsF
d 2i5upeEior-St and Public Square, and hTsecnstaDfs
ing Lands in the States ofIoWs wisconsin End MIS-.
eourt 90 ezohAnRefoE ctts ooautEy property; slE
or Eli-Einos q persousi rroEsrS-- PfrtcAgh paidh
EsSass.rT- ssriERz5
Z LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
Es ESTATE, Railroad aud other Stocks Eas Or
hand large lot Of Farms and EARNING Lands "a
this State, lows WisSJaBin and Iilnois.
eE0nco over no. 30, south side OF Pub. seusEs-
nnsv2n
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Diseases Of The Nervous, Seminal, Trina.

Olbtn1Eb 0A Llb EcNNuupi DpAAAAoAf NAAAo
n and Sexual sysiems-neW and reliable treatment
in reports OF the Howard AEsociatiOn-Sent BY
mall in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge 40
dress DR. J. SkILBEN UOUGH fON, Howard As
BOciation, No South Ninth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa mar3O-h2
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"a Patients viii be visited at their
houses If unable to call at the Office.
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And many Of them have kindly permitted rs to use
their names, but prefer state only few Of the
cases. leaving names and residence out, which can
be obtained on application at the oEicc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
The paT>nip.

The parsnip IS one OF the most valuable
Jersey il is used almost exclusively for tatten
:ng Doth cattle and swine. According 10 lie
Contour, tn. weight OF a good crop varies
rom thirteen 10 twentv-seren tons per acre.
When parsnips are given TO mich COWS, with
/ little hay IN the winter season, the butter
is found to be of as fine color and excel
lent flavor as when the animals are feeding in
the best of pastures. As parsnlps contain
six per cert more mueilags than carrots, the
difference NAV be sufficient to account for
he superior fattenins as well as butter max
ing quality OF The parsnip. In the fattening
of cattle the parsnip is found superior 10 The
carrot, performing the business with more
expedition, and aHordlng meat Of exquisite
and highly juicy flavor; the animals eat It
with gietdiness. The result 0. experiments
has shown that not only IN neat cattle, bit
in the fattening of hogs and poultry, the an
imal. become fat much sooner, and are more
healthy than when fed with any other root or
vegetable, and that, besides, the meat Is more
sweet and delicious. The parnip leaves be-
ng more bulky than those of carrots may
be mown OF before taking the roots, and
given to oxen, COWS. or horses, by winch
they Will be greelily eaten Another thing
n f,yo, of parsnips for this country is, that
he frost does not injure them. They remain
!, the ground until spring. when they make
s,ls7liA feed. at time every other kind OF
roo. is scarce, OF they may be slightly buried,
where they can be obtained almost any time
| Iur;nC the winter. On account IF their rap
ID growth WHEN voung. me wedding is less
,rauble than wedding csrrots.--NicblgaH
Farmer.