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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-15

The HoLIDAY PRESENT most acceptable 10
lad' Is Gio,era EaFer sewing MachT o. THIS machine
tok all ii hrst pomums the air In the United states
Tie pGstJear
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Dr Jay nos EEp,erotaut.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-15

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
PROCLAMATION.

l. CHARLES KIEFE, Chief Caterer to the citizens u
wilmington, aud the public generally, do publish aud
j. That REED BIRDS aud other choice game are 10
SEASON. and nay To found done the very best etys.
nt the OYHTER nay HOUSE. IN THtkD STREET, DE-
TWEEN MAWKRT AND KING sfREETS.
9 That OYsTERS are strictly prime, aud are done
M in the most delicious sewF Pans, ffys Se, at tho
oyster Day House. In Third strest.
s. That ali Kinds Of Fefreshments may he obtained at
the said oyseF ay Mouse Third Street. done 10 the
very best stye and that the proprietor intends In the
future the paat 10 make this ieieeofy one OF tho
hest il the United States. model ettablhhment,
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain every
luxury 10 tho shape Of EATING and DRlSlN0, AZ iar
rriees aud be pleasantly and promptly.
fSA1 Given under the hand and seal Of office OF the
IL tad oyster hay House, 10 Third Street, between
L., Market and King Streets, Wuingan, Delaware,
1 ,h : seventh dsy Of ssptsmhsr, A. d. 1904.
",ssos aHARLEs KIEFE PrOPristor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
JOHN MoLEAR & SON,
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Llsy Ia

G4S1AdAtBO 0IOkbTbg
No. 1h5 Market street.
DELAWARE FIHE lNsuRAaCE BUILDING
DEEDS, BoEDs, MohTGAGEs, ks, &s promptly ara
accurately dawn
PRoMlssoaY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
blptAh AND LOANS cf all kinda bought and sold ON
eoaison n s city at the brokers' BuArds n Phiis.
uvphs Nsw York, or other citas by OF rOrreE-
pnndins brokers wno sre all hrms Of high standing.
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged on Stoke or
cans purchased abroad the regular brokers commisssn
oil onn quarter Per cent helns divided between ourselves
and our agents.
DRAfIs.-we draw on Phlsdelphls, New York or Hos.
ton aud procure daits other American cltiss tile
lowest rates uf exchange.
FOREIGN DkAF1S.-We draw on Great Britain, Ire
and, Germany and eyery other country ia Eurone,
on houses VI undoubted standing, In 10 suit our
customers.
kSCilAEGE-Foregn or DonsFtie--bougLt and sold
AZ the most favorable rates allowed by the market
York
REAL ESTATE We attond to the purchase and sale
Of keal Estate Ia town country and respectfully invite
purchasers or sellers 10 give call. We rent houses
and when desired by our customers attend to the collee.
tlon Of their rents
GohLEGroNs--Our correspondence enables us to
reacll any prominent point In America 10 any fsreign
country, through the n0at reliable channels, 0nr fac.
consequently persons ayang Themselves them may be
onhdent that their business will be faithfully and
promptly attended 10. 'ur charges low AZ are
naue ny any reliable parties.
~ every Ease where employed our aim Is to do
e heat or tho interest ri CUSTOMERS and we solicit
he patronage " friends aud The public goner ally
ian S JOHN McLEAK 4 ei,N
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
t. NOTICE.
To rRRsoNs CLAIMING COMPENSATION
For Slaves Enlisted in the o. 8. Service,
In the State of Delaware.

J. The Board ofClams will hold Its sessions al Gsorks
town. Delaware where Official eopies OF All mustsr IN
aminA Aton Of claimants. ~
2. Clnlms should he fiiod immsilaeiy No eaIn, tll
be received or entertained from any person who H. or ha
bse engaged In rebellion agaius tie uosernuent or hu
o. comfort 20 its suemies H'
Loyal psrens whoss tlaves have enlisted n Az hs
an application oS compensation which must be accinra
nied py eertlheate Of enlistment, descriptive list az
oath Of asgsnee IN the form prescribed sud satlscory
proof oftts also valid deed ofmAuumsion and relsasa
from usrviee Of the persen 10 consideration Of hoSs c
listment compensation is claimed
The Board will proceed to examine the eAims In th-
order OF hs pFesspiaton With ths accompanying eor
heats OF enlstsnt oath, end proofs Of ts and loyalty
IL thnse shall 10 t1und satisfactory, Will award eopeA
saton exceed thres hundred dollars for each abs
bodied slave enlisted, and for dasl men, uot exceeding
one hundred dollars.
Psrties derrba t,her information viii aae Apriie
uou TO AANARN GUN,
PAEsIDBSF Beard OF gla5nn
Eepa0su.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
STOVES! STOVES! l! STOVES!

X TIL auls'rihsr iesa eAYe Ia rail tins rlleilt cn
tN the public 20 his large and client stock orUnkO
&sT4 INU AND rAIIoR sT0vEHi eon,pri,ins soRs
SsaYe the bsat faifsrna In tie market
IL rt also haud isge astornlsii Of rlAip and IA.
p1ned TurHre, les Nei,e Looking dasss. KaiVes and
tTs', Taile and lat sp9ous rrsaerFus Kettles, Pisp,
lnuol aud Emerald Hollow Ware lAss aud Britannia Ma
~ iamps se'isY Wet aud Measures 1uus shot bags,
g., Ac., Sc.
The snhs rlhrr will sell ali articles In his line NJ snsss
a. p6 ~ they eau le hpu5ht for alsewhers.
RuDPiAH AND sluUltNH, aud ali klais Of Tin And
she.i Iron Ware nNig H ORDER at short uotlce And
'sssrnAbis tsrns
Gs-u1D sloN EB bought sold sud exchanged.
Thu susciDsr hupes by strict attention to buaiuets, and
endcsyoInE 10 give sssaou 20 receive share VI pub
lie ptirhnage. ubNpY r. PICKLES.
NJ & East ith ft., between Market and EipE,
~ door n tina Old AuetIun Rfr
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
S'Asd4le 4.

Carriage, zig, eiaiss phNson, wagon, Buggy wa
gon, ohrryhl rockaway, or ether like carriage,
and any couch, hackney coach, omnibus, or
four.whseled carriage tile Lody OF which rests
upon springs NJ any description, which may BE- g
1ktpt for uae, for hire, or for Passengers, aud
Auhoh shall not lie used exclusively in husb,r.
dry or Tor the transportation Of merchandise,
valued Al atty do!lars and not exceeding ens
hundred dollars, including harness usid there .
with, eash one dollar each ~ "
Carriages Of Ike. DESCRIPTION, valued At ahoNeons
hundred dollars and not above two hundred
dollars, each, two doiarn.,... OO
Carriages oflhs descriptions valued At above two
hundred dollars and not above three hundred
del afs, each, three dollars .........,,. 90
Carriages Of Ike Descriptions valued above Tire.
hundred dollars and not above I've hundred
dollars each six dollAu ......, ....',.,'.... 90
huadsea dollars each, Ten doSrs. .,.,,... 10 o,
On gold watches, composed wholly or in part Of
Kold or Iilt. kept for uas valued Al one hnndTst -
dollars or less, each, one dollar %
| On rod Watches composed wholly In part Of
SSSSsp.i S0as =. f dS. Sp sSsb sOs us wo 'tdhu
On pianoforssg, organs, mtlodicns or othsr nSrioi
! musical Instruments, kept for use, not ineut-
/ ing those placed In churches o. public sdihees,
! valued at not less than one hnndreu 1ohAtt
| and not shove two hundred dullsra saeh, tW" III.
dollars =. :SS,s Two hundred dollars sud
not above four hundred dollars, each, iourdol III.
lara ,,,,,,,,,,,.. '.'''''''s' w
wnsn ,S usa abuVs four hundred dollars, eAel'
~ %
| On 1sSlts, pleasure or racing boats by sail or
steam, mcaIuriug by euatom'houae MEASURE
insut len tons or less, each i've dollars..,- %
| Exceeding ten and not excssoinE twenty tons,
tgn dohI ~ "
H1Ss1ats tsssntTSys sm @ dSaTs sGs .n."'Ss @ 20 0,
EScssdiSg IsI sna not eAeseus %suy 'ou' 90 90
I'm oss sa ;,SS sSa Is
s5csseinS Sa,rs an auu 100 oC
tsnt fnr use ten dollars .... .. 10 ~
POtIded That billiard tables kept Tor hire, anu
| unop which license tax hiss bssn imposed,
shall not bs required 70 pay t6s iaz & On billiard
fshlss Vent for uts aforesaid any thing here
[ 10 10 tbS contrary Notwithstanding.
On plats Of gold, kept for uss per ounce trey If =.
ss.''''s'' =
on 'plnts oi oliver, kept Tor use, pvr ounce troy m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
0mcisl.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
f'istAs AZ ne First iSes 4toA Of me Thirty Hya6
CoAgFsu.
tpunLln-Nn. 1lsL
1 LCoNNnN.d L

Az AT 10 rroVids Internal TO support the Coy
'rnmtnt, 10 pay interest nn lis public dfh'' Nnd ior
0thsr PURPOSES.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
DEN HICKORY W0od,

y Tor mishy GEO. w. BUSH,
French Street Whsi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
wholesale and Reta.
IACQR n WEI,DIN

xhszzsS RHspHCTFULLY informs The eltiaen of wilnih
H. M TOM and the public generally, that he has on hsI
lat his old established stAnd Al the corner Of AEt
and KING sis general assortment of we'll select
cd Family Groceries, which he Will ss A. the lowest riees
II ysNrs been engaged In the business he respectfully IN
tsa Ihe puble 10 ca AHd examine bis stock he feei
aana Ssnfi viii give satibtion. tsf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
NOTICE.

VllE Partnership heretof1ro existing between JOHN
i BARNES and GEORGE BARNHOIiT, under the Arm
ot nARNHuIr & DARNfs, expired by limii alton on the
hill of May, 1884 GEORGE BARNHOLT
Delaware oity, Sept, 90. lsii--urt 3,2w
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
ACTION SANS.

Sec. 0s .tnd De Il t,ther caG t That tbrrs ,'all 10
leyiedi collected and rsid on all sal IT Ell ruls
wares mtrrhssde ariil,us or thing, a. aueiou lie uI.
ns all .aes Of Stoke hduds aMI ofhtr securities, duty
of ene 7uilh 81 por c9nlu On tie giuss amount u
such tsles aud every HuGonevr other crun mailing
such ssle7 ti9esaid sh Ill The ont OF each au every
month, Hithiu tBn De inse list alura
to the shssAnt thu strict 81 rlss
Of such ssls mate aofesNi wiki tn amount of iry
whrh ss accrued should accrue thereon, which list
hhk hAv0 annexed titied declataiion under oath Cr
tho Commissioner ~ Internal ErFeYuc tLSt hn is
frus ard correct and Fhai a. the due assreaiid
psy 10 tho eGilerter or aeuiy collector the Amoun, ui
duty or tax theteuron, sfall au iu sult there
Of shall he sahiect to and ISy penal ct 1Vs hundred
dcsfe. In All Of delinquency IN mailing Fd list
or paymsnt the sSEessment kuI collection tina be nlte
In the manner prssribs1 Ia tho general provisions o this
aet; Proud d. That lutita shall bs levied under tue
provisions OF this section urnn any aiss By ju1ittl
executive officers making suction sales by Vrue Of
Judgment or decree Of any eeutt, nrr TO pull sales ma
by guardians executors, Or admnlstrAie's,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
BROKERS.

Sec %. AHd be IL further enacted, Thh all mo'crs,
ana bankers doing business brokers' al 10 subject
TO p7y tho following duties and rates Of duty upon the
sales Of merchandise, produce, god aud silver boil un,
foreign exchange uncurent money, prcmsSury notes.
stocks bonds other saurtle hs.asf or mentioned
and shall be sueet TO all the Provisions whore nor In
applicable thereto for the iouIns NJ collection
o the duties. nd lieas and Penalties Hrs no5ei Tor
the persons, hrmH conn aBits OF cofpoA s, nNLihG
possessing or having the management Of l is steam.
boats, and fcrfylua that is to Say Irnh at sl,s 81
merchandise produce, other g7cds oneaght ot one
per eoAtun; upon all sale anu Contract nr she' ol
stocks and bonds onsweniieih Of Que per rnlm on the
par value thereof; and of gold ard silver tulion and
eoin foreign eSeh promissory notes, ~ other suFl
es, twJniieh of per centnn on the aount Of
such sales, and Of all contracts for such Sils P@rdfd
That any perann firm. company. not beng licensed as
broker, banker, wholesale or retAii dealer, who
shall sell Offer to sell any andisr nsoducs o gold
and silver bullion, inregu eSrhangr uieurfn- inonry
fromssory notes stocks, bonds other securities, mot
bona tl1e at the time his property, amt Asuy IN
hand, shall be- liable In addition u all otEer pelAtes
provided In such cases, 10 pay lily IN Aidlian
| TO the foregoing dnties and rates Of duty.
g. 100. And belt further eiNtd That there saiil be
levied annually, eFery osrl4se, yacht billiard tabs
gold watch PlsnoOrts, either musical Instruments
and all gold and silver pAte tbs slvefa duties sums
OF money down In figures against tbs respective
ly, otherwise specified and Ut forth IN schedule A,
hereto annexed to he paid by the peron or persons own
ing possessing or ketpng the same on the a Monday Of
May "a zach year, ad the same shalt he and ismSin
lien thereon nntil pail
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
IN.rNANrE rollpANIE-.

Ser lU1 AMI be- IL tifier sNafsi, 1kat thsrs shall ls
lsvel caeeiei, amt pli duty Of And halfu one
psr upon tile gross receipts premiums, or as.
sesments for insurance from loss dasgs by fs ny
ihe per a the ses made by every MsWgsuce ComSAaJ,
wethsr iaud marine or tre insurance cQupAnyi and
by eVsiy Assertion Individual sHsaEea " the oNs-
egasuranrs agast loss damage by Ere hy the
pfs q thu EHi by eTery Varsuu Amt ronpAny, or
corporation who shall tickets contracts Of nAur-
against irjafy o withdrawing by Ald or
wafer spd hks duty shall is paa by the agent or any
foreign niuanee conpaOy having ofcs or doing bus.
inssA within The nite StAtes; and that IN the secount
10 10 iendsfe they shall state The amouHt in-
sersl renewed, 00nausl, the gross sEeuut o. prs
mHus eeirsi and assessments cnlactel, and fhs due'
BY law sreluA: thereon Tor the quarter then As1t Trs
pFdi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25

Pfsp'ded Thai ailVerspoons or pste nf silver used
y one samily n au amount not cxotedlng for.
" ounces a. Aforesaid, hsicnging To any ons
person, plate belonging to religions societies,
Ani sonvssirs and keeptAkss actually giVea
and received rs such and not kept Tor uss AlsS
al premiums awarded A. lokou OIL nieit by
any agricultural soel4,y, corporation, or s-s1al
Nlon sfTeror7, for Any purpose whaiorrri shalt
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
EMPRESS COMPANIES.

Sea. iu Aad be Jtr,her enocied, That any person,
iIin sapAny corporation eaTry!ng dsns sn sx.
press business shall In subject 10 and psy duty three
per eeutpm the gross Of Al tbs rA'sipia of
aueh eNprsss hnsinss..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
rAsSrnl,rs.

los And hr it further enacted Ths for every Ass
pOr. issue ifn tile office ct hs Secretary Of stats
be Paid any collector appointed under this set and his
receipt tharsur ths Us inrEatdah with the application
fr such passport TO the ofee Of the Secretary OF stats
Any asnt appointed ty him, 10 lie transmitted to the
Commissioned Of Internal Revenue. thers tO bs charged
~ ha sc'uuut nf such enlec Aud the e0seors shall
account or all received inr passports In the man
nsr baembaitrs nrosdsd, Asd 4e ainount shall be
paid or every rstsuot ssued hT any minister fonPul
ofbe I'M ell stssF. who shall ihss1r 10 tbs
Treasury.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-10-25
NOTICE.

IAer TO "a coE1tstfB. j
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-27

at its base to invite the romantic trav-
cller to tarry in its cosy and shaded re-
treat. The gorge in which this inn is
placed is ola romantic character; there
is good loading wharf in front and
boats can be had to carry the curious
n few hundred rods to the silver lead
mine, which is now being worked. ON
the same shore, or to the fishing
grounds, where the finest trout are
taken. Parties from Canada often
spend weeks during the summer heats
at this secluded spot l learn from
Mr.. Reyes that first class photo
grapher has been invited by him to
come here from New York to take
views of the scenery for the gratifca-
ton of 'stay-at-home travellers" and
to add to the value of our parlor port
folios. Fashion, as well as taste, mu. {
hence seek this part Of the world. if
they wish to be an fat of our grandest
American scenery; for there is nothing
superior to it of its kind in the United
States
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-27

The Cosr OF FEScING. The Canadian
Ag1cmtmfa publishes some statistics
upon fencing in Canada, by which it
appears that according to the last cen
sus there are in Upper Canada, 3697,
724 acres under cultivation. Leaving
out wood land, much of which is fenced,
and assuming cost of only So an acre
for fencing, which is n moderate calcu-
lation, and it appears that the cost of
fences i'll Upper Canada alone is about
thirty mit2aons Of dollars; and within 25
years, for new fences and repairs, there
Will be necessity of farmers increas-
ing an expense of 50000,0 900
To avoid this enormous taxation, the
editor does not propose the only true
remedy--dispensing with nearly all
fences-but to substitute live for dead
fences.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-27

The ART OF GRow1NG PooR. Some
professors of religion spend more mo-
ney for oysters each year than for the
missionary cause; others give more for
tickets to lectures, concerts, new bon
nets, etc, than for the preacher. They
are always of the kind who complain
the most about the church, the quality
of the sermons, and the GOODNESS of ii e
membership. Giving nothing or next
to nothing for the Lord, they find life
an awkward thing to them seldom
paying with promptness their debts, or
accommodating anything in the way OF
property As with individuals so with
churches. In refusing to give, they
bring barcnness and deafness on
themselves.
Said one of the most eminent OF
laymen once, making a platform mis-
sionaly address L have heard OF
churches starving out from n saving
spirit, but | have never heard of one
dying of benevolence And if / could
hear of one such, | would make pill.
grimage to it by night, and in that
quiet solitude, with the moon shining
and the aged elm waving, | would put
my hands ON the moss-clad ruins, and
gazing on the venerable scene, woulC
say, Blessed are the dead who die il
the Lord. Scripture Cabinet
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farmers department.

SpRrNG FARMING. Working oxen need
to be in good flesh, or spring work will
pull hard upon them. Cows coming
in should be kept in wide stalls or
loose boxes, well Uttered, fed some
roots if possible, and closely watched
and perhaps assisted at calving Yer
min are apt to appear at this season,
especially on young cattle, Use the
card and brush freely, and apply un-
guentum mixed with four or five times
behind the horns and down the spine
IA sure cure.
Surface-drain any land not free of
water standing upon and in the soil
Clear the dead burrows in wheat-felds;
a shovelful of earth not removed NAV
dam up water that may spoil wheat
plants enough to yield a bushel. Elk
anime the outlets of underdrains and
the ground drained, for indications of
distractions.
Trees injured by mice or rabbits, as
soon as discovered, should have a plas-
ter OF cowdung and clayey loan, well
beaten together and bound ON with an
old cloth. Examine trees received
from the nursery to see that they do
not contain scale or bark louise. Bet
ter burn up the trees than introduce
this pest. Nurserymen should send
out no affected trees.
Scale may be removed from small
trees by applying soft soap by means OF
brush or swab. Stable manure NAV
be spread literally over the roots OF
trees. Cart out compost in heaps
where it will be needed in spring plant
ing. In taking up, preserve as many
OF the root fibres as possible. If to
be packed for carrying far, put damp
moss around the roots. Prepare the
land by deep blowing, following the
common pillow with subsoiler. Il
the land is inclined to be wet drain it.
AS soon rs trees are received, unpack
them and bury their roots. If the
tops are at all dried, bury the whole
tree in moist earth for few days
Make the holes wide enough to spread
the roots to their full length Pare of
smooth all wounds upon the roots
Cut back the last years growth to two
or three buds. Set the tree SO that
the upper roots shall be three or fom
inches below the surface. Extend and
separate the roots and fill in with sur.
face soil, taking care that no cavities
are left. Work in the earth between
the roots with the fingers. When the
roots are covered with several inches
of earth, press it down with the foot
then fill up the hole. Put a mulch o
old straw, coarse manure, or chips
around the trees as far as the root,
extend. Remove only small or injured
branches.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-27

Its leading characteristics are great compre-
hensI'eness and compactness of News fullness
and variety of Editorial Discussions on political
moral, religious and literary subjects; and large
space devoted to Choice Literature. In each
and all of these respects il challenges COMPARE
son with any journal in America.
Among the prominent features of its pages,
every week, are-An editorial Review and sum
mary Of the news; details Of the important
Events Of the Week. the Local News Of all the
New England States, carefully collected and ar
ranged by States,-a original department. to
be found in no other jOurnal;-Ictters from
special correspondents at Boston. Washington
and New York; Six to Eight columns of Leading
Editorials and Editorial Paragraphs; Reviews Of
New Books, and Literary, Art and Musical News;
Money and Business review and Summary, with
the latest market quotations of New York Alba
ny, Boston, Hartford and Springfield; Religious
Intelligence; Agricultural Articles by a practical
farmer; Stories, original and selected choice
and fresh; Literary Miscellanics. a Column for
the children; Poetry; and Births, Marriages
and Deaths
The REPUBLICAN has a corps Of eight editors.
including DR.. j. G. Holland (''Thnothy Tit
comb, } and lady Of high literary culture. It's
Weekly Edition is printed and mailed on Friday
for y year. ten copies SIS; always in advance.
II Is also issued Daily at 81 year, and Semi
Weekly ION double-sheet) at 81. Ten copies of
the latter for $50. Specimen copies viii be sent
on application.
The circulation of the DAILY REPUBLICAN is
10000 copies; Of the WEEKLY, 1000: which is
greater than that of any other interior journal
IN the country, and only excelled by but few Of
the city papers Both in the number and hieb
character of its subscribers, it presents especial
inducements Tor all kinds of general advertising
SAMUEL BOWIES CO..
Publishers, Springfield Mass.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-27

GoosEBERRy CULTuRR -Gooseberries
are usually ruined by pruning In
Europe, 1T is customary to thin out the
centre well to ''let in the sun and air. 8"
Here it is the sun and air, by inviting
mildew; and so the more shoots the
better. Our country farms are the
best gooseberry growers, where weeds
grow riot, and grass and gooseberries
affect companionship. Wherever, in
fact, the gooseberry can find cool cor
ner, well shaded from the sun, and
with a soil, which, never wet, nor yet
by any means dry, there will gooseber-
ries be produced unto you. The En-
glish kinds mildew so universally, as to
be almost gone out of cultivation south
of the st. Lawrence. Nor indeed, is it
to be SO much regretted, since the inn
proved seedlings of large size and fine
quality, raised from the harder Amer
lean species, are becoming known, and
their merits appreciated by growers.
Gardner's Monihiy.
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WHITE ANs.-This crop ought to
be more generally cultivated by farm
ers. The small variety or army bean
is in great demand for our troops, and
is worth at least $3.50 per bushel at
wholesale. They should be sown in
drills about IL feet apart at the
rate of at least busbel to an acre
Sow from the 10th to the 25th of MAY
Fifty bushels to the acre are known tc
have been raised. They are safe
crop to grow between the rows in O
young apple orchard.