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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For New Haven, 100, 600 o(EEl llo In l2la lEf-,
100 (EY.) AS 40 sad ROO (EX,) p
For Bridgeport. 100 800 (FI,b lO M IZ'iS tri'
3Oo (Ex } $40, 4S0 and 800 (EK.) p. IN.
For Milford and Stratford, 100 ll50 m 39 ~
For Fairfield sout port aud Wes;port, 100, l~l M "S
&@pm . ,,, .. IA, ,,r Fx !.
as 40 $50, 800 ZAP pu.
For Dsren 200 go, li30 a II. ;as5, 40, SD p NJ
For Greenwich 100 80. llS0 g. m. 3sa 49, a0 oSpH
For Stamford, 100 $50 (tx) $50, llD m i2l' tEi'
3oo (Fx J IS, 40. $50 $50 800 tx m a. "a, ftw
Tor Port Chester and intermediate stations. wv NV "
a III 3sa, AZ, 80, 80 40 p. ~;
' CONNECTING TRAINS =, ,,v
For Boston, via Springfield 80 A. NJ lEx,l aV0 sEi''"
For Boston, via Shore Line l2.i5. (EI.) SoOp on; .n
For Hartford and Springfield, $40 iEI) III tth'l~''
Er,D 2l5, $50 .. m. - ,sK, -
For Cornecticut River Haiosi 100, m (EI,) l-l'p |"
10 Montreal 300 %. N. TO Northampton ,o ~
For Hartford Providence and sishkl Railroad SoV 'EA
For Now Haven. New Loadoa ard s.oninston NSi'0''~
8Oo a. M. i2l5, 800 800 2. al. 4, -
For anal Railroad. l.l3 m. TO Northampton .a,,s
For Housstonic Railroad Ba n and Up NJ - ,sI
train, counrctins with D. M, viii run TO f'''H'''-
DAYS New Milford only.
For Nausatuck Railroad, 80Ja m. 400 ?. m -
For Dsnbury and ;orwak Railroad, Nv Wv D. "I'
Commodious Sleeping attached TO ayc y m tras
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
OFFICE on "TnE HAYWOOD MINES" No. o wall.st.
NKw.iOEK. Sept 9, l9j. :


NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ described SHARES OF STOCK Of ThE HtHWOOD
MINES have been forfeited and will be sold al Public Auc
tou at tie Office of the Secretary Of tho Company, No
Wal ST.. NevYork Oh SATURDAY, the lih day of Octo
beT 1865 At u o'clock noon f5r the uonpiy Of install
Ineuts on u the follows:
For nonp1yincnt Of Insaets due January i6 1865 aud
June 90 1876, Of ~ zach per share.
Certificate No 3, in name Of T. Bushnell or2 222 Shares
This Certihcs In p0-session Of Company.
Certificate No 20, In Of A. G. Coventry, loT 900
Shares. This Certificate IN possession ofCompsDy.
Certificate No H. In OF A. VI. Green for 500 Shares
Certificate No 81 IN Of Joseph Coulter for 2iO Shares
Cerlhcaie No. 25 In Of J. " Williamson. for 100
Shares.
Certificate No 30 IN Of Levi Dickson for 100 Shsre.
For nonpayInsIt Of nsalnen, dus June 20 1865, Of
per share:
Certificate No 49, In name Of Alex H. sbley for 800 Shares
This Ger ifcaie in possession Of Company
Cerfca. No a. in Of Spencer Via Co.. for Ot0
Shares This Certificate In possession Of Company.
Certificate No H. in Of Ino. y. Keelrr for go Shares
Certificate No. 22 in Of John Johnson for 40 Shares
Cerhcats No. 81, In name OF Thos IL. Trotter Tor ~
Shares.
Certificate No. ~, In ofJos ". Troer for 100 Shares
Certificate No 3l In Of u. G. Levy for 100 Shares
Certificate No &c. in of iOb Sehal for 100 Shares.
Certificate No a. IN OF Robt SchAl, for S. Shares
Certificate No. 33 in Of w. L. Langley for ~ Shares
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
JAMES X. YOUNG, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
Ulpi0rro Notices.
Oryicr or rar PAxAs, RAItpoAp COMPANY, ,

OrYrcg on THE PASAs, RAILRoAp COMPANY
TosTIyx BUILDINGS. No. 50 WALLsr {
Ngw.Yosx, Sept. u 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the DikECI-
" ORs Of the PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY have
resolved TO ssue the Reserved Stock Of The Company amount
ing TO TWO MILLIONS Of DOLLARS, TO be di,triDued
among the Shareholer. may appear the books OF tue
COMPANY the coe Of business the 2!t in' IN the pro
nrliou Of two sh.r.s for each hive shares then held
cehcae, Of Nov Stock will be ready for delivery on and
'''0' HENRY SMITH, Tfeasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

Xs,v oS ne yosss Spec CireSlaoa swd Depostts 4. ~
BANK, Of the GIN Of Nssc York for the esek snd'ns Sos
xyday Septembe, - 1855 70 xAieh alfred TIE CH'''o
Of ZACH Bank.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

Oyyicg OF THg PANAMA RAuRoAD CosPAsr'
optne Buildng. 8s Wal-st., Eew-IOk, Sept II, 1900
y tTH DlVIDEND.--Th Board OF Directors
e)Lf have This day declared DIVIDEND on The Cepts
s,oc ,ncr.a.ed OF FOUR ~ PER CENT out Of tho earn
ng, OF The road m the three months ending th inst aud
TWO tl PER CENT DOT Of the earnings Of seaner sailing
vessels the stOckhodegs or their esh repre-
sentative. on and sfer the 5th DC ober re1,. -
The transfer books will be closed from the evening OF the
22d inst and reopeued the 9IIn Q, ne @g Of oc,ooe
next. hENhi c'iiiH' i4e''"'''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

OFFICE CHICAGO AND ALTON PAILRoAD CoxPASr,l
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Sept. q, 1875.
COUPONS Of CHICAGO and ALTON RAIL
~ ROAD INCOME BONDS due October !, 1865, will DO
psl at the Office Of Me.srs NJ X JEssuP Co. No 80 E1.
change place. and after that date lee. Government tar
WIN. NJ LARAABEE, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
oircE OF PACIFIC Nan sTEAx.Hrr corlsr,i

INV ! Ohkl S'it II, I0bo
NOTICE is hereby given that the Board OF
~ Directors have ordered additional TWENTY FIVE
PER CENT TO be declared pd to the holdeT' Of Record this
day OF tho -Four Millions Scrip stock Issued August 90 lS
snbect TO all the terms and conditions thereof
Ine Scrip Transfer Books will be closed Tuesday, Sept ~.
ard rsopenei Wedne.dsv Sept a. and Scrip Certificates
will be ready for delivery and after that date the
render Of the Original Scrip BY order OF he Board Of Di.
Iectors THEODORE T. JOHNSON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will

l. leave James slip, New.York. as follows:
800 NJ Greenport Mail and Passenger Train stopping
oil Way Stations and connecting with Glen hesa hosynsos
Hempstead Tlaina
10 ~ a m Syosset Train. stopping at al Way Station
$50 Greenport Express connecting Win Aeinps'esS
and ,toppins at al stations east OF Hicksylle
$50 p M syosse Passenger Train ior Rosyn Glen Heso
s:5op. "a. For North Ishp, Hempses Glen Head sne
Roslyn. ,n,..oo
4 u Tor Yaphsnk and ell intermediate Stations. .
49, '~' o. CHARiICK President
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
NrEW.YORK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lssA
COMMENCING MAY 10, 1908
TRAINS LEAVE Newly

Passenger Station in Nswyork, corner Twenty seventh
aad Fourthave Entrance on Twenty y-seventn-ss
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY NALL RAIL
N ROAD. FALL ARRANGEMENTS, los@r.ct los@
MENClNG MONDAY SEPTEMBER ls PAsSSNHHo0ZZ3
LINES FOR CAMDEN, MANcHESIER ANp Soia IN
leave Pier No North River daily (Sundsy' e1eep'e"
follows: - -,,,nr,y NE
AZ HAS, g. m., EXPRESS LINE FOX .AGpsR AGSpps R,sk.
RECT taking passengers for Port Monmouth Leu 80,
Long Brsrch Shark River tarplagJlle. sqoan bt9eAs
Manchester Toms River Wooinlai' Shainois in IA
Atlantic Railroad. -. 4,
Through to Camden IN Eve hours. s.......'''''f"eF
Excursion ticket. good for three days y,rs
At4.i5 D. M, Way Passenger iue for sianene''e' 49,
River Lonr branch aud inermedite stations
TIIROIJGa PKFIlhr LINE CAMDEN AMI Nr'',-lN ", \
Leave New.York at 4;l5 =. ", arriving at 'ani-s"
.. ~, next day. v.,k A H.,
next day. u,sTy LocS
Freight taken 1T low rates. Apply TO G hASxx ,ns
Frelsbi Agent Red bsuk, NJ J. W. D. sSLpI"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
MuvAurus AND PrAnrs Du,cmrx'

MnwAurus AND prlnm Dy,CmrxtRanwI,
CompASrs OvpIog, No - ExoHAsanrLAo
yo~ No a0 Third FLoeR New. YORK. June 10 1900. }
fESO TST THE BONDHOLDERS.-Y Trustees
hereby inform and no yOo ns u, S,G SH%ps. 'sn
n's. ds.snated By lot, for payment S required py
h T,ust Decd the following tbsisOo Of said M0"ssss
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
flndncidl.

OFYIcg OF ruy RANDALL SILvrR MIsiso CosPASY,l
No 67 NIssAu-sT., new foKK Sept 10, i1b5
TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
HOLDERS. for the election Of officers Of this Company
will be hold az this oice MONDAY. Oct 1855, between
the hours Of 10 a. m. aud p. m. Of that day
~. l.. JOY Secretary, pro ten. w. c. JOY, Pres
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
WI PANY-Foot of Barr.sy-st-On and ater June H.
Morning mail trains for Haekets9-n and Intermediate sts
w,,t OF Mlburn at 4:o p m Moistown Express at
5. SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
NEW-JERSEf RAILROAD.-Trains leave
IN loo, OF Cor;andtst. for PHlLApELPHIA, and IL
a. H. u m. and p m, aud midnight ior bALrihohs
ard ~ WA.uyaroy At and ll30 a n., p. and II mid
night Miisy Tickets not receivable IN the p. NJ rLs
For other particulars see bills at o.hces.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

for export; sales Of Crude at 37c. Refined In bond
62c and do. Free S2c.
RiCR-The market is without activity. prices re.
naming nominally unchanged.
SUGARS-A fair demand prevails for Raw Sugars
at steady rates sales of $50 hide at L. 3ic for fair
TO good refining and i3i l4c for grocery grades Re
fined are steady NJ 20l d2ic.
SEEDS-Clover Seed is inactive and nominal at Ia
lGc; Timothy Seed is quiet aud unchanged; we quote
at s5 rs 25 Rough Flax Seed 10 in fair request and
is steady at f3af3 10 per bush.
TALLOW-The market is dull and leayy; sales OF
50O0O n a. l6 al6ic for Western. ard 10. for
City.
WOOL-The inquiry for both Domestic and Foreign
feeoes has been only moderate tie only sales making
are In suoh lots would supply the immediate require
ments Of the trade holders firm Ia their views bat
our quotations about the "a last reported;
sales Of 90 900 n at from 60 10 CSC. for Domestic.
WHIsKY-Ihe market is less active, but prices are
without material change; sales of 30 bbls at G. 2gi
81 30 for Western.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
HUGH KIDULE, Uen'I Snpt, New 1o.l
w r. BARR Gen1 Pass. Agent, New-York-
HUDSON RIVER ard HARLEM R RAIL: ALL

HUDSON RIVER ard HARLEM RAIL.
i 4 ROADs-0n and after MONDAY, June > lvs p trsne
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and ssseS
trtins win lsaye New YorA a. follows: -
5:3o m.-yis Hudson River Railroad, IhruetnsI, sne
ave. connecting with trains or SsrstogA and shAioe
Spnnss ,x.>
ave- connecting with for Saratoga sharon SprnsAes
and Al Chatham with trains for poits East
m-via Hudson River Railroad connecting WIN Trans
for Saratoga
4p pm-y.s Hudson River Railroad connecting ct Troy
with train for Montreal, with Sleeping Car attached
<t0p. m-Nia Harlem Railroad, connecting et Chansn
with train for Lebanon Spring. Sleeping Car attached .
6p m-Nia Hudson River Railroad, Sleeping Cars nom
Yorh Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without chanss
This train Sundays. . -
lO 30 o. m-Via Hudson River Railroad, with Sleeping
Csrs attached connecting AID Troy with morning
t,.in. for North and West. NM. Il VANDERBILT,
Vice President.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
The latest Quotations are:

The following table shows the export Of specie
from New-York for ten years, from Jan. to
Gant %.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

LNRIE RAILWAY. Trains leave Depot iooS
u Of Chambers-si VA Psvonis Ferry: - ,~,
M, bay EApess, for Csnsndaigua hoene"ei Sh
Salamanca and West Connects at Buffalo WIN aAs Snc.
ard Grand Tlurk Railwsys and at Salamanca WIN Au~'s
and Great Western Railway. - o.,,,
10 Express Mail, Tor Buffalo, connecting VIII LAAs
Shore Railway. Iu.-.
5p M Night Express for CsnsndasuA koeae''ef banA&
n r Iahninr Express dily for Csnsndaigus Roebss
ter Bod,lo Salamanca, Dunkhk. and West Connec.n
Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways naA
Salamanca with Atlantic and Crest Western Railway.
sp u Enssant Train, daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca DaS
A"A '"' HUGH RIDDLE. Genr Supt, New YosL
pa..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

TIME LEASE. Fixtures Goodwill and Furni-
ture Of the ou. well established and select BOARD
lN6HOUsE No - Grand-s,, OF Green. Jersey City.
1. for SALE. Price, $3.50
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26

EOR HUDSON, CATSklLl, BRlSIOL and
i WEST CAMP-stoamer TRAVELLER leaves foot Of
Harrison st. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY fadFRlDAfHSrm.
NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW JERSEY:
Train. Leave Jersey City for Permont at 500 9l5
m i:l5 p ~ and l:s2 p aud 62a p m On Saturday
III tI5 o. m The y;lSa M, and 4:22 run through to
Mon.sv THOs. w. DEMAREST, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
CAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.

WORCESTER, rAhass ~ sFSEsHEsTs 5Es , NASHUA
Lo" LILY Nd INTERMEDIATE POINfs
III. new and .talnch steamers Of the Norwich line
leave NewYork daily Sundays exceped st so'ciocka q.
nom Pier No: % North 3, Rye, ,n foo! Of Vs'ry'.,
there connecting with the steaUos EIpre. Train from The
above points, Wis Norwich snd Worcester Boston ,a ws
cete Worcester and Nashua and NswLondon snd Norhssa
fr:h. taken s,ths lowest rates For Information inquire
of h 5. MARTIN, Agent on the PsE
NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
" Passenger Depot in NewYork foo. o. Lberys. snt
necns at Hampton Junction with Delaware Lsctsvsnns
and Western Railroad Eason with L.hsh Valley Raib
,osa and IA, connections forming direct lns 10 PbugA
and 'hs GREAT RIA MIDDLE Route TO THE WEST
Two Express Trains daily from tie West except sandays
sI.y Nile. and Two Hours by ,nu IN. 10 Chicago
Cincinnati Loai. etc With b., @ ens e6sTss 'te"s
Commencing July l. 1853 leave New York as fo,eW;
Ats:oO a m, for Eaton. Mauch Chunk. wiuisn'p0rs
w.ls.Sar;s. NsaoaeI CITY &c.
MAE TRArs-At8:oOs rn.. for EIeminton, Esrcn- We
Gap, scranton wlkesbare Great Bend Pi'son' DnsnA~
800 :. m Western EIpre. for Esston, Scranton Cree
Bend. Allentown Reading hArIisouret rsosa cS's.,S
and bu. two changes to St. Lous ru-.,x
Il:oo m , 5.s s:3l 12o AID u M 70, khsa0eSn en-
I2OO m. TRAry-For Easton. Allentown. Mauch Chaak,
WlkesbsYre. Reading. PstIsvie hIirbufE ac A.
~ m-For Esston. Scisn,on Gress Bend Bethshem' ~
lentown, Msuc3 Chunk. and W Niliamspor
SD m.-For Someiviile and Pennington
500 p. n. WTsrEaN EXPRESS TRAIy,For Laton. M Anen
town Reading Harrisburg Psbursh and the West slsss
ing through from Jersey CITY 20 fisoasn e'e,y
5.Ss P9 No. -sp r. Els $50 .nd s
D. M boats stop Bergen Point and Mariners Hsoos ~,
C,nsI. Raj ro.s Company foot Of Lberys n R. at Nc.
A.or House. at Nos l' and 30 brosdwsy sa -
u
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-26
28,0ll l,48 4s3

Total II. .2.4,OGl 76l54go 22e,0u 62s7.Ol2
226,0il 6,26,0i2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
September.

September brings ~ifh d, many nes DO.
ties which arc pecuiicr 90 ihe month. srl
among then Is 1lle q Which we have SPOKEN
two Or three times recently d. reply 70
Questions b. sPonleats.-thai ct
LtYtNC Bows L,~p TO GRass I,
would ~ beiier r. "a we're done b. Asr..,.
but early m Sept,uiber Ill answer. II the
scasoa proves uoi.t one. Ga mo.isy
heAis msy BE- formed over ard re-s-edcd
viii great adsaaiase. especially iLose ilai
are reniote from tLc buildings.
DRsSfSG. Begin o. The piece nearest
ihe baiidings. thar ncels it. .nd oous,ase
a. opportunity offers. Tiere are not many
items q arn uork tL-i viI Prove ao-e
PROBABLE
SrONE WaLLs- 4 little progress sLos's
b. made eaoh year N iaying up ss..re -aIs.
Where stones are abundant. tier make the
cheapest a al our fences. Once wcu lad.
on good ioualaiion. ucv VII s.arI vel
Dor several EeueraGoas. u there are 10
stones on ths hrrn. that uLi~h vas omitted
ia ~ menih Of March. in regard O. post
and rtiis may row te uerle.l 90.
AEADoE MCck. there 81 90 larrs- n
sPeniinz too uleh tine in iavi-r 1pa s,ork
of this ulierial. Osr people do noe yet
aPpreciafs rts iuro1fance.
Crrrrvo avp Crrrv1 Corv Srur.
Mob d.fsrcnee Of epinion siI exists rs %
eutt.nz the ioP ralk. or raiunz Up CO.
Whole plant anf sookisg .f We have no
doubt b.i aore corn 81 srcarrd ly fic laf-
fer node. Ihe Tscsfions rre. Be- as caa.
venicni % harvest ii ln tlis way. and j. d.
fodaer 81 rood3
fsfrfSG ssrSF Begi0 nov. 81 roa
80 " Poskers that ysa vil b. prosd Of
l'sy ear b. farenei ehesrer r-aduary.
tnan ~ iorelas ii-u. e. a lac period.
LNew ErgiarI Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

SEIF-SHUrrrNG DcoRs. Some times
doors al always s-ing shut uhen orened
side. AMI A. other times all ~ open a.
soon a. uuia'ched The rrasuu T.. that THE
casing On which ihc door j. hong does not
stand rerpcnii-ulariy. When a door ~iil
suing open 81 iis ovn w~ighi. she easing
leans tbc ~ay THE door swings Ifnswing.
%. wben 10 las been opened. de casing
leans Ia he other direction. provided The
hinges ar alike and Pot OF IN THE same
manner. D. -oue eases the easing leans ~
that the door vii strike the hoor or carpet
before u - opened wi.le. B. removing
The lover hinge and r-;tins on ore wider
By an inch or more. 80 that she farming
point % The upper hinge vii De exactly
over The corrrsPonding point q ihe ioucr
hinge. th- door val s~.ng either sav alike.
In order 90 hang he door so a. 90 ,hut g.
seh Pct on . stiil ui1er pair "a hinges Al
the bottom. 81 a. 20 make 3; use litie a.
q = oPeued. Thcn the door nav - opea-
"a - nearly right snsie vhcn it Ill Close
iiscL Tbs arrangement vi oi;ca De-
found uorc convruiens than syst-ui of
puilies anl weight. or a door Vring.
Gates nav b. hung .n the sane mannef. %
a. 90 ciose or svine opea OF tlseir o~n
weight. rAcricliiarist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
H APPiNESS
NOT FEW

of ~ -lssi aisar--s- .asf ae rt asss 80 sris~
Ca ~ carsapi.fa fasf s- -aal.t-s ID th- al.s-i
GEL fts l.scaF-rirs tasi hss- ben ri, b ts.
rafr- % eaf. 49, ran ~rrsf .a 49, HELM
HoLD-~ COMPOUND ENrEaCr OF sAR
AFAkitLA. o. rtn-s-s 90 r-,.raf-s rh.
iiiaai. ia.r.s ia- s.sef 81 1919 900 fs- .sstrss
49, parErs &c thr a-aas.u -hf-h uskc f,ssass.
O. sii.usi.ies co h-sahy t-setas.s astb- b.t,.
80 rSf-is i.s -,sara-fs it.f go asl rsas.r ID
ia Go H--of. ,a-a a rea-'Y. -.sf r...l 10 70
.rrl ul-sa. BE Bag ,--a sasgit g.. sc 90 Co.,
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f'..s. -.-.ri i.a r.et ai -stef. is ss..I is tAs
i.-h.a p.rt p.i.s. 60 .-- f-.i.- BE- ,.ls .Itsa
r'as7 s' 60 >Yrsr 81 -sr,.7l-...i. ar i.- i,c,s
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22

OEFoEr.ss. A. ft~ trrr rf the cert -f Co.
81 Coaan uss4e. ~. haiarn a. farls 60 80 ~
- 'ouafs q pKe.rd. - he - Ts~.ls.
si --pt~-ai-r. 4. ~. LIS.
tpaa 30 t.rrgains prtitiea. ssfi-facfart ~sf-
crnre haFtrg tern rereiref fhat az f~ur frrrrs
49, rrsTaas...r, ar. tnaf teialfs tnta fhf a.slrs
o. tarsr apr..raf,er bel rNnrff-nf u 10 orfsrs.f
80 fset oa-lfr caeaafsstas~r- ..~rt 81 - f-rf
beg 1889 ci flutasE Nalrtu. au $500 "a - -
n--af tls uFr-F D. COS Eel trrrfrr rrsf. af
a.raark p. 81. ed fhrncr rrs-rsrt e., " 80 ~
I.i-r sarat-a- la .aii rfilfrr r1litate't arr
~aifa Ftr-.a -rsrIag I'd far iartirs go -rtrs-s~s
-tti g. 3d. 10 s.a- csntsrlrnf l.tfr sr ~ F.r.r
f.aaa fa.h ararl ulfs-rrs fasra ,n GO frsa..rs
as fhr l..a.-staaers shtli fal.- alet.er.
Ant If IH farIa rr Or.rrr. taaf o. 80 I'll IT, f.ur
pace 80 rall..ss afft~ ta.r-nfs-..aers r,-siiaa
al'r~ssii o. grFr- fa Ell pef-sus a..i rafror.flons
trffrrrtrt ~ rtus.a- srtasrff c0ltas ~ 81 80 DO
tiaa 49, ai tats alirr thrrr.1 fo o. srrsrf r...n
a. 1asfAs 81 90 te- $685. srf Fr.rs 90 o.
on of-,niF FL ohiufd aal q ls.sref 81 ta ftI -
rniHsc F.scrs fa ssll See arc rrhIfrhrd ftrrs
~cFss sa1rr-s. FrlF la t.e okfs-d ura.arrat
nrsfrsrrr rrI.Ir1 10 fafrs. ta sa1a Osa.-
ff nf nN.art, far trsr nf $50 arbi.raf ..rs GO
rarh on fhr other raf.-rs, fr 49, f-.dr. .-rsr.
aa. p.rfrI. AL rtrf ihlrtt tass H~f.re Gao. f.r-
af uleerlag in tnr rat ftat n l r-r.aas 49, go
farat'ans oaf thrs aaI there apl-.f aa4 49,
c-a-c 90 eos fhes aarr. shf thr PRAYER 81 sail
Icifise..srs shsall 90 ~ gta-.et
Auest A. a. Bl RBsNk. Crr1.
ffur COPS IN srI. ns.lf.sr sri ar..er ri Il. ..-r
Areri. a. g.. Nl kHANk. trra.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-22
Cultivation Of strauberriss.

d clTAA DELrlrts
Mr.. Day. Of Morrissown. y. y. /. sae-
osssisl stra~berry grover. fIrRi.hs. shs
New Nork Observer with bis method Of cui
tivation; First
Soii The soil = elsy io.sa. clay rather
preGOminaiing. sUfirientiy stiff % bats
when not vel mansrsd and cultivate
Seccnc-
n-e ef' FE4afius Nv bed was planted
in re sprine. bot USUALLY plant rnore in
Aseuss and SePseuaber ihAn an o, Lsr sea-
son Ny custom Is 10 plant % either sea
sea ~hea ! ga ready. II p;Aafed a. Al
gus, or sePsenber tar crop nav Be vH-
Pecsed the sOlio~ing season Third
I'stsSos -sT-Tt. invsf ABBY plan; "a
roWs and arc m tefs. Iho.d that the OBJ
jeciions 70 planting IN 5cis are 50 great and
50 palPable. Ira; Il al admit Of no discus
sion whatever Ny standard rule y 70
plant in ro-s three feet apart. and plant
two feet IN he ro~. ] have found this close
enough for every CONVENIENCE % P,cking.
eHliisasioa. uaansrine. &c. Foursh--
hE1nseTs. . What 90 you mean BY run
ners'" Is almost univer~Al inquiry. We
treat them a. rod. unless wanted for IN
crease Of st0ek- Cat them OF a. fat A.
they APPEAR. Nv any convenient process
yoar o~n Judgment nav dictate; a light.
sharp steel spade. or -csffiing hoe. have
.ound the Dost Prseiicable ana expeditions.
Fifth
Esnurcs. use no other bat barn yard
MANURE. o0nf-osfe,i nearly che year. wisA an
occssioual toP-drvssin- Of dry WOOD ashes.
The sod j. haed before lhe bed .. planted
az al. The obicct 81 composing = 90 d.
troy the s>eds % grass ana weeds. tle bane
OF strawberry culture. The valse 81 COM
posted niAnUres. in my estimation. Is simply
beyond eo@Pst4i'On. Let any one try Il
cree.
In hrs' preparing the eroand ] am % 80
81 abuaasncs 81 mtuure. Nv theory -
that Piarts that arr expected % producc
.fr',f must have something % fol upoa.
Sixiii-
ASfotiHg- nuleh On the fall With clean
straw. ara lcave II on through The sprins
for he frsit 20 iie uPoa wIilo ripcning. 20
svoit The necessity q washing the i-ui,. on.
y opening The nuieh immediately a5ogi
the crown oft5e plant. Seventh
I'rafion- I prefer 20 have some rev
paintings coming IN every season; bu,. bv
good manase neni. fbink a bed nav D.
oOnfinued an one place about three years.
Eighib-
Proa1of. The total prodari Of our bed.
this season. va frsctiou short e. sre I..ss-
eLs on The 81 60 pan q a. ar. making a
the rate 81 is bushels % TIE srre. MD.
FLrroT. The " Albany SeedHn-~ con-
bines more coed quaIiiles in Itself thar A.,
oibeT one variety We <aow e. Il has been
pronounced ~ sounc A. % sid. We have
not fognd u % ~hcn properly iipened.
Even thar arij ispiezs=ut and vcrv Les,thv.
Tcnlb-
f'easTsi kan1geze1f. 10 conclusion. 80
would urse e,eaa cultivation. PRINCIPALLY bv
Loeing. and oniy pioueh or spade ID, once
ayea--viz just air. ne crop Of frat /.
gathered.