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AN IFoR PEACE TEsp,

Honanie1 S. Dickinson, that grand old Demo
crat cfsW York. being written BY lady, and the
Of hin If he was for peace, returned
this fiigreply-[LrOn Platform
For tisace which rings out from the cannon.
th7
Aae suasion of shot and shsll,
Till reion' spirit is tranpled down
To fepths Of its hndled hell.
For tpeace which shall follow the uquadron'a a
cd,
wh he brazen tumpets bray,
And. k with the fury Of storm and strife,
1Aeod-Ted chargers neigh.
Fora asee that shall wash cut the leprous stsin
0f slavery-foui and grim
Aud aunder the fetters which creak and clank
pniorn-trodden black mans limb.
I VIE him as traitor, aad false Of heart,
Whuld shrink from the conflict now,
A aa ,talnp It with blistering, burning brand,
0nideous, cain-liLe brow.
9nsl af the vayt With your spurious peace;
! Nkould make us rebeliion's slaves;
/ VssrseHe our land from the traitorous grasp
Or it toyer with graves.
onts1f the wayi With your knavish schemes,
Ncnhling and trading packi
csoaay inthe dark Ike sneaking hound,
Thmaster had beaten back.
Yen barter the fTuitof our fathsru' blood,
| AL out the Stars and Stripes,
Topse a place with rebeilion's votes,
| One from Febellon'a scars.
Fl flows wan, BY The mothers tears,
4 4rphans who cry for bread,
Bfes who fell, We will never yield,
1ilhen's soul is dead
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Any other Of the seven days bass 10 Malvern
We are not sure that he was ever wilsia reaela OF
the longest range rife Ia 1--we rebel bands
NJ ith respect to Malvern he rode once dovn tlas
line after the fighting had begun. But thew oc-
euFs IN the testimony 81 Gen. Sumner these tzo
sentences ID Immediate eontiguisy The attas1
on Hooker was not then made, and there was 4
pause in the action Sometime aft7wards Cen
AlcClellan came on 70 the field. Of course We
have no thought that Gen. Mcclellan IS rot q
brave man, and above the fear OF personal dam
ger. Bat there is shown, what the history in
manT places brings to light, an entire absence
with him OF that species Of enthusiasm for battle
which al the great musters of war have had. and
which has not failed sometimes to carry them into
the very front Of the most desperate encounters
we lust advise our democratic brethren also that
here is aserious defect In this prospect champion
Tor the political race soon to come Off There VIII
be the staying OF no Tecunaeh as in the days OF
Harrison to have even dispute about
AFoRErGN oprstoE.
We conclude this article with an extract from
the United Service Magazine, London military
and naval journal, confirming some Of the opin-
ions we have had occasion to express:-
The choice of Fortress Monroe as secondary
basis involved the necessity Of leaving Washing
ton, or the fixed basis, to be threatened morally
at last, hy the enemy The FIRST movement, TO
Fortress Monroe, was the stride Of giant. The
second Ia the direction OF Richmond, was that Of
dwarf. When the army arrived in front Of the
lines at Yorktown, it numbered probably 1000
men, and here there was no tinid president to IN
teriere Bith the command nevertheless MeCiel-
lan suffered himself 10 be stopped in the midd OF
an offensive campaign By Magruder and l2,09l
men. bis previous information, which was at-
terwardsfound to be incorrect, had stated this
number at 10000, and Maeruder made such skill
fnl dispositions as etfeetually completed the de-
ception. But general, who, as Napoleon used
to say, knows his trade, viii seldom be deceiv-
ed Why did he not take means to ascertain the
truth? Supposing, however, that his previous
information had been correct be should not have
wasted bis time. writing for Mcdowell, when every
moment of it was precious But every hour 4
delay after he had heard OF that general reten-
5ion created eighty chances to one against his Ill
innate success The hour Of his arrival IN front
Of Tic lines should have been the hour Of bis as-
tack upon them Two overwhelming masses, to
which lise and energy had been communicated,
should have been hurled on spar&te points. Ma
gruder not only defeated but destroyed The
morale Of the federal army raised The result oi
the campaign although it might net have beer
decisive, woald have been more honorable =
| SpT7idfeld lHass. RapeJhcGn
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HOTELS.
TIE mEGGEL HnusE.

PxHur Doops SoxrH or rHr PrBIfc sapAhr JrrIArl ST
Bedford, Pa.
THIS He-SE so wel kaoEn to tie tTaTeng public,
i continues under the charge of Isaac AcHgel. hs
spare. pains supply the wants snd comfort on AZ
Who favor him With tha:r patronage. His table spread
vrsh the REST the market affords. His chambers
ara hsndrnmelv fnrnlst4d A eonrenisnt stahls q -
rsshsd 20 fhe Foese attended by ssysfal Asvsasgs.
aRF fsse-xr
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n lis harnass, and, indeed byexposure In arisirg
from bed ef sickness 70 maintain the efficiency II
work to which be willingly gave Lis l5c. IA %
70 be hoped Congress viii not allow It's aEnals e.
pcclaily N such eyenstu times, TO perish wish
asaa.- Washington DaIly G7oJs
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.RUPP. sHANNoN. e. CO., BANKERS

4lStRAOE&As ~
BANK or DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT
COLLECTIONS made for the East, VI est, North and
South and the general husiness Of Exehaage trans-
acted Notes Aeeounte Collected aud kefnlttanceA
promptly made. REAL ESTAT bought snd sold.
q grpF. O. T. sHAxsos +. BzxEDIcT.
apr. IS, lset-tf
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EspYM. A1.srP,

Arronxzr AT Law BzDronD, p.
wi obfnlly and promptly attend 70 all bua,nsss en-
erusted to his care in Bedford and adJoniag
MiIitarv claims Pensions back PAL con1sss Is sR
&lly collected 4.t d.ar,
once with Mann a sPans. o. JuliAaA asss'1 '''i'
,ssuth Of the MenSel House
Aprill iS64.-.L
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.emee one door south Or tae = ieasel House.
E attend promptly % All % nss eh
Selections made on the shsFtsst nosiee
Having aso, been regulAry lasensea - F1ssee-a9 s
b riyep ia the coeetion VI MilitnFg claims q AL
Asuds Pensions Back Pay, Bounty, BaAsy Loans, 81.
Bedford, apr. S, ls6+--ti.
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capItal-shst is, erect more buildings, bur more
raw Ea2terlal and employ more labor ers. TIE re-
sFlt ~ the hrst case will lie, that he 1Fil have de-
ssoea u lot what IS silk thst Is worn out or tea
Is A1S shat - dIak or ecnfectionel y that iH eat
en- Inc resllt IN the othercase will be- ffast H.
VII every year Aad more cloth to tho National tal
sses'oes feedlng and clothing more la orers That
re money which passes through bis hands keensd
slattng, isone oil no sort Of iinaf,ortanes. ara
iaT e iiIaienee goa tie Transaction in anystave
10y consumer hnited himself so ARTICLES of
necessity. the conseaue aee would IL
that notlalnswould be produced bur ars;sas o;
7elsaDiq l4Sessity and we should become very
sfeeiily q iss9iAas, ggnosels ard de srsled COM
mEaity Inc gssas end of psOsll,etioYs ID tirst tl
support OF ne. ana aen the pfanloti ob Of hurpan
consume and sc laoor hsrd in orlerals no -,a
&c aDie to consume great zeal, and tsere & m
better test otthe prosteritv els country ths- ~
extent to which all classes e9nss7,ef over and -
the necesaaries. Ifaman has 5000 q wear tilsr.
is no good reason FOR his living ike man 5sIlo
has only ST 90; but if be has $l0sGGNa year. and
there is sudden cal on hila for S,is100 a year
which he regularly bo-rons, we Inuss adnH that It
IS either very iHapudent or very dishonest, and it
may be both, far him TO 20 on eonsu ming fspepd
! iagl as much as ever is bis duty TO retrenclA
and it would be very ridiculous thing Of him 70
/ sttempt 20 Justify his course b. announcing that
he continued his old style of living in order tokeep
money in circulation, and enable the grocer aad
merchant to carry on their business
The nation it must never be forgotten Is col
lection Of individuals The nation is now produ-
eng less than ii did four years ago half Of il is
1 ravaged BY war; It's ships driven of the sea a
million ofits workers arc idinE IN ncamp, anait has
borrowed and spent s. COZ, geo goo. Instead how
ever, of living as We did -four years ago, we are
| living far more extrayagantly, or in other words
consumingat a greater rate We ought, on the
contrary consume rather less, and convert our s.
wings into capital in order to increase production.
But this dees not mean that we are to stop ALI
consumption or restrict ourselves to breIdaad va
! ter and sackelofh When We object 10 man
dressing in satin and drinking champagne three
times day it Is absurd if we wish him 70 live on
! Cruel and 90 naked. ~ Y Times.
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PROFESSIONAL And BUSINESS CARTS.
q. "a. AMERs,

4rroasav AZ LAW, ErpFozn, "a
wni attend promptly to al brsinsss sntsnstsa to RS
care; ainry tar aor. Isln noFt e to IquiTss oss
April l. Iso4-tf
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AnEx. KENG
arronsrr At law.

ATTORNEY At AAWs
Ard sgszt fcr procuring aTTesra q Pey Ana Bounty
neasy. once on JuIisna Street. Bedford, Pa
April J. l268-tG
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-22

SER,
DEETsET.

Perrnanenfly located in wcodbcrry, will earsfaly and
Pun ct,aly attend . operations entrusted to his cas
Teeth inserted from enc entire set IA lac latest and
most STYLE aud rates reasonable than
or before offered IA this section Of country Cali ana
spsesneus of pork Al operdtions eGrysHisa
W Wocdbury April l. 1e64--tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-04-22

Ar1oErRr At Law, BEDFORD Pa.
yxvrI promptly atsad to collections and al business
w entrusted ta ais Bedford snd adjoining eoun
@sr Mcney advanced Judgment Notes and efneF
sAi1ns Has for sale Town lots IN IAtesYiiie ana 9
yo,enb on Bedford Raira4d Farms Azd unim-
preyed land in Quantities to ssit purchasers.
osaee eppositsths banking House Of Reed sehsll.
apr. 15, Issi--l0 n.
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nn. u. y. HARRY.

Eespeetfay bis professional services to the
s;t.ons OF Bedford and vicinity oes and residences
Pitt Street tne bEdnG formerly aeeuPiea ~ Dr. J. H.
HoEcs.
ApEs l. Is64-tE
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john MAJOR,

yvs-1ea OF II. rESos, HoFEvELt, srDTOsD corsTT
Collections and s business pertaining hs ef1cs viii
=. sea % prouptT viii attsnd 10 tae sale OF
Of Fe.i estate Tastrumsnts Of writing earefriy
prepared Also setting up partnerships ana otasr se
Ssunts.
April .lss4-tf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24
sore llarOas,A' ~
$500 Cough,

and similar troMbes,if suffered to PROCESS, result
II serious Pulucs .ry, Broncnial and Asthma tic
sftastivns, ofte .timss incarAble. y,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

l!0tEl1tfs:Al:'' q
., 5 5 1' '.'a ' ::.:::MEDaGAEy.,

Nela6eTe - !. tia 71seSe11
nesa ~ ssiissks i.stse,s rsStl.st nom ION
~ ssn.cewodso = esdotsentst4oe The
WORLD hNUwN AND WORLD TRIED
"A 4 ssxsosss ktovxAs booze 2 -
PNoFesOoa ssUlLOvvAY's
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
You viii ~. I'D ansoliei.sa ts.sino,is,s .,
eeivea fssn al psr's Of 'hs eosnIy vhsss -
a 81 SEE 70 rouR HEALTH.
All os yos b ave zone one Interested 10 your vel.
fare, sAsn DO not delay.
fl YOUR LEE IS VALUABLE! +.
Not only 70 ycsrsslvss, but % Jour fathsrs and
0Oehsts, ftssess, wives, aud bs.shers. Then while
ysu nAs, psrsSAss yearhsalta J.
Its lFVa - CENTS, 20 CEHTs, Oh sl.io,
viii, When sxpendsd 10 these raedicines, bring
PES dowa - M .grsssest aAd dpsss oia ase.
y: ~ e..ns &c seqniss ssss~r', ~ Ne fs' n
50 Maides Lase, n. Y.
fs, QsArser@ast..,r.'s Dsp.,s.sns,
, Folly Islshi, ,. c., November 70. los5
PrUf Holloway, % Aaidsa Lsss, n. T.:
cIx: Enclosed ptsAse Aoa 100 dollars, for
Which send ~ esa dOlief's sssr,h eaeh u ysa.
Ssiebfstsi Pills and UlStDsnts ~ .lstura mai. -
P1sass attend 70 this st once, tor an much In
ned Of the obcve f.inedisS. Address,
tnstnisitts alAsue h. " FsLLows, Q. ~,
1s.aa4sa lHaoa sSta l.linu,s Vols.
Camp near Brandy Station, Vs.,
January Z, 1854
Frof. HoLLoxAY-iDesr sif: 4 have heard =
great deal oi s-ik about yosf ANGUS pills. and ~
nes " vas in elnseA u tpen RDtia now, want
to uy them =, diasrhoa - yesy Fssyaisntat the
present. tine, send me the WORTH u the sasio I'd.
Yours, 49,, 20 5sDBkPh WAi.SH.,
20. +, 5th Regt, k1csls Or Brigade.
Palaeki Tenn. Dssamber rs. 1855.
Prof. H0LLowAY-Ue.r Sir: Pleas, fsd -.
closed one oeI r, and send me the amount in your
famous pills, .s am troubled with IL spepsla ssd
seek cure. Yours, Dc,
rnos F 1uzs.s, 20 l, "a lowe Infa,sry.
Morris LIAn !, s C.Jan IL, lss4.
Prof HoLLoA AyDsar 81: Eh.iosed you will
fnd SO cents for which l wish you TO send ne
some Of your W us1te LIS; SEND them ~ mail.
snclosS ~ eents tor postage. Adsress,
lsEAsL I. HALL, c. ., 4ta n b,
Fort Royal, ). G.
! we CauC; = s.. gxesisicr Brigade,
> str"> 81 III Jsnuasy q, 1854 +
Prof. H0LLo~AY--SiE Please send 10. for the
ene.esea ~ cent. the worth II il in pills, ossd
had Is cent? to pay postage. snd you will obiiss.
Yours, &c, Ssres Y 4 POwsss,
oi Coz, trh Reg, Excelsior Big, Washington.
,S Morris Island, s c, Jan q, 1854.
I'rof. HOLLowAr-Piease find snclofed .he sum
Of one dollar for pills. ihsve d.arrh Ia, and cant
GET it stopp d, so want to try your pilis
Yours, &c; - WILLIAM LHKlSTY,
.a4I3 Co u, lUlth Penn Vols.
mchtd-3m
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Third Edition. 5Oth Thousand
16ANaEooD.

A TREATISE On SEMINAL wEAKNLsA
"A Involuntary EmisstoDr, Menlai and Ihy.isA
1scapacity, losaof Power. Premature DecAy, In
psdimsnts to Marriage. Nervous DEBILITY, Sell
abuie. Ssxa j Diseases, DO, 10. 80
BY kOBf. b. BELL. II. D., Member Of the Roysl
G. Eegs Of Snrgsons, 4 ndon. ~ pAgss. Price 81.
This Book sho.ld b read BY every one. ana
part c.lasiy By those arriving It Mani ood.. Il
contains impor ant advice to al aud the ne. ~ Of
cure to the smictsd il plsis!y sss forth. & has
Noses laJAsv~ds SYoss q I,,s o. 'Jsssra.
Sent nndsr sealed envelope, BY mail. "a e
seipt Of the money or postage STAMPS, By
J. bRYAN. N. u. Csaar- 81, New YORK
I J. WELLS. Agent, .lavcupott.
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m An ID 90 !!

4 Nd TIE vlGOR OF YOUTH RESTORED
IA ia four weeks. by Dr. RIsURD'S Essence
OF LIFE. Dr. kicord Of Pasis, Aft year. Of
es.nest solisisafiea hae ~ isng seseded to The
urgent req1sst ct the 4 merriam pubic. ssd ap-
pok YaH kxiss;;jja ~ H.. 5c.. 9 tt.r.. 'tsi.
vordsrful asentAsi Y. ssstare n nhood " the most
shattered constisu tom, 10 four, .ssks. and. II
O. taken ~ nj fsSss Is Slffy l. il. elects are
pesnsaent.. success, 10 every eass 10 ssssais.
Dr. kicoros E.senee Of Lite 10 sold, In saeee,
AfshxdIl insssusssSas fk6sssAt -. - ~ S1Aa-
titiee n ono tm 81, snd vii! b sent 70 any part,
c.fs uify packed, On seceips q remittance 70 his
-sefeditsd agent 'Cifcuss bent free % receipt Of
~, asaune.-4s j Aa.lss ~ .sa te.--
Philip ROLAND, M tsooas sGrsss,
meh3-3ns deof west u Broadway, NY.
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Piilsburg, FL. -Nxs nc 4 Chicago
g 4 1 l. u - A ~. p.

AttCOOB ~ 4 NO sVoV nv - V0Uv0kV
g 4 1 l. u - A ~. p.
MARS Ri y FROM CHICAGO IT, PlTTSBURG
~ ~ithoat eh ange, connecting with Tho great
SENNSYL YANLA CEA1kAL KALLkUAL
Now York. Philadelphia, baltimore aud v ash
,ngson city, AVID all the interior towns Of PecD'
yivnuis, New Jersey, New York, Mary land. &c.
Merchants ty taking this fvuts, wilt have the
aAvsnsage Of III the eastern markets ct no sddi.
ei0nSl cost.
nasx~ge checked through. 49,
Trains leave tho Depot, Canal street, vest eidS,
s5siosgo, daily on ths arrival Of trains from the
Fest and North west. =
Connecting at Crsstiine With Cleveland 4 Lake
shore II. K. to i,unkjrk, buffalo, Niaea:s falls.
st Vsws syssk ssnd Sostan' adj, all the inferior
towns OF New England, via New York CsnttaI
and NeW Yesk 4 kris' kAilsoads. Also Ruth a.
Caunbus, Janesvills, Newark, Mount Vernon,
8esulsaviiie and Whssling, and interior town
fOhio and vifginis. s
ifhs shove trains connsct ~ Fessst With trains
"a Mad River Road T. Springfield, Urbsno, Day
ten and Cirsispatit Alec vjtA tssins q LsnA for
0uytop Ind Cihoinnati direct. {
fssssnsG q bspnli east Val 6nd this route both
peasant AUD aSressble. paeins through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving At Chicago 81 any Of the
scads, viii and attentive she.k agents 1t the de-
pots to reesies checks and convey baggage, sf
shsrgsts the ptssbury snd Chicago cars. Sleep
Tickets for sale at oil the principal ticket on
ess In tho West, and ct the Oompany's once cor
ssr Of xandolpb sSd Dearborn streets, or ct ths
Depot, v est side, Chicago.
IL passiealas to ssk for tiekstst 81 Fort Wayne.
DAN. W. BOSS,
I. n. 6osl & Com. and 0enf Ag't, Chicago.
trsigst ID N nnds sill ~ csffisd ffUA Cbica
90 N points Esst q al times. q as ioE rates
nv oth1s sissoad - sso1s-dtt
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G0l&f0e 6isV01C44o "a leH kAlSl oAQ
GQNa2s
! N AND, AIIEk Monday. NAY lara
~ 4sh, 1863, Trains will leave Wells street De-
COT. Chicago, IS follows, Sundays excepted !.
At s.60 A 4 and Is , n, for belvidere, Rockford
Frespost, Warren. Galeua, Dsnlith, Dubuque
and ntssNeuiate places.
At $50 A n aud S:45 r \ for Dixon, Polo, + sl-
ton, Cedar kapids and iussfuedists potnA:
At P Il for Elgin, belvidsro, Rockford and In
! tsrmediste pOints. '4.aA.
Al $50 TOR issnsvs end intsfnediate paaese.
Passengers TOR Rslcit and Jsneeviils sNht H.
the e.ae p n saA Z r u srsia - Vs
PAssssgsss to- Csyssel Jake, McHenfy, Wch-
mend. Gesess aAlEe cd iatsrmsdisee points, win
take the u train.
AZ 80 p \ md 5.4s 4 n, fro0 Danleith. GAlena
Froop0et, etc.
At $50 s s:A 500 va 4 y. from o'aeE Rapids
At ll:lv a from Fog River Valley.
Al sac / n, Geneva Aecemmodasica.
~ 1iSepins Cars on Night Trains.
L. b. TALCOT T, Gent Sup'tJ
q y. wasaLsF. Gsule Psss'sr AZ: ov3ot
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u 4 DEMU(XRHI & MS.1


49, ftyN " =.
The following verses were writer
"a the occasion Of the general eviction
Of tenact. . few years ago, from the es-
EloNes Of the Duke Of Hutheriand
Harriet howard. haaeht Dssbsss u sutAerlsrd,
Resd q. this ballaa, 1t is oil tsss lsfsse.
Than the las land where the black 10 slave, !,
IyTz4s gfax xks avsEA xtsyg Tzss
Sbri:k not % touch With thy delicate finger
This, when upon thy bosi tsblssa thrown,
The hood that .ssps villa through tho sen' Of
Is mere snsisss, more h.ush.y, mere psrs thaA
tby o~s.
tn. DE-. ess.r =. sseusA.a by the psisbs'd
The mother lay burning with fsvsr'in bell o
The esls nads he Mod In tas dssshssfs veins
. Gnsis,
III. i.v.r'' hot bolt pierced the poor 'noshsis
head. cspcl
al,
NOssn the cassusul bUtSss Z sxpiss"--
ssMothsr, tits useless, tits night on the void r
"Bus up ,hs sabess, shes, sbo~ ne ahs IRE"
"Aosher, caoset--oss AsasAsto1s ID old L. n,
"whsrs 10 thy faabsr- shsss 10 thy lover, thsn.'
'Ous With She winner bifd on she black hsAtt,
Snow spread srousd ths IN, snov falling over tn -
SHOW on their stark bodies, snow Pfsssed be-
meath ~
90 70 II. duchess, shild-.o our dear Csfyfs,
Il
Ages Ne shave served tho,s whole names she
doth tear,
60 to tho DscLsss"-...Dsss mssher. II sreusslss,,
3be viii mot help us- eur skins ase too Jdsr
"Coms. then. ~ will asep With the hsa,beoet
and psrtsn''- go -
And they wen, forth in that Water night wild.
Ard the hfshiand wind gnsWsd through the
z Sushertatd tartan, f5&ss So ~
Ard drove ous VI souls Of the moth q ana child
Dssvs thpsn right Dat through the keen air 81
Onward and upwssd, far, fer from the eled,
Onward tbts ugh Isgicns o, wondering angels,
Till they poured tneir com 2iAint 1t d efoots,ool
AZ, of Cd ht@ 's~'
Spaks the Eternal -"And meet then another
Now be sccurscd cay, W whom was sthh
dops. At =
Harriet Howard, haught Duchess Of Sutherland,
Thine Vas the name that rang ont q: the
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Flax CULTuRE.-Flsx should be sown
upon ciesD land only, Ms no other broadcast
crop II 40 likely 10 DO smottered ard Jail
from the presence Of rival growth Of
weeds. For this reason, the fax crop on
new prairie land is often Of superior exceI-
ieoce. As preparatory crop far fax. hemp
ia particularly bent fcisl. because II leaves
the land In scsliow cyDd,tion and free
from ~cediness. TLsfl,x Geld should have
suot, issmsbls drainage, tpst in 'ordinar-
scasons, il can be putfin 6ne filth for iced
iog by tho middle Of April, in the latitude
Of Chicago. Early sowing, as rntc, pro-
duccs tho boat crops 81 Aax seed, and cSpec
tally. If lint, and because upland hay!bg nst.
ura. drainage can DO worked into condition
suitable Tor receiving the seed earliest III
the rprinr, it is preferable to low, level
land Tor bis crop In regard to Tho kind-
{ soil adapted to the growth IL h,v, toubs-
less, uieture experiences IN lis cnliNlt
ihr,ughuut toe Vest will show mas ken
Diff ,reuce io favor OF certain prculiarities ui
ALL and sub soil, coneenisi 70 this crop, 81
is the case elsewhere 10 fax growing dis
.r,cts. Flax sill rot do we'll On RIVER bot.
tom or on land freshly naDuied unless il
be With COMPOST we'll mixed. TIC general
demonstration is sircsiy made, that tie
soils OF the Northwest are as we'll adapstf
( Il x - TO either corn Or wheat. Il.
Cismssas in Prairie Faruser.