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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-09-26
By LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS.
No. s Commercial Roa

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
OUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITIES
OF PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK ATAUg-
TlON.-ln pursuance of decree of the Circu-
it Court of the City of Norfolk, made on the
24th day of July last, in a suit therein pending
between John McPha and others, plaintiffs and
Geo. W. McPhail and others, defendants. l shall
sell, at Auction, on I'll TUESDAY, the 9th day of
Sept, inst, at IL o'clock, at the Auction House of
Leigh, Brothers Phelps, in the City of Norfolk
the following Real Estate, whereof John McPhail
died seized, to wit:
lot of Ground in the city of Portsmouth, sit
uated on W alter street, fronting As on Water st.
INNING back 100 feet to 10 foot lane--on W hch
here is three story frame building.
Immediately after the above sale, will be sold
ON the premises, the House and Lot, No. l6
Church st. The Lot fronts % feet 6 inches on
Church street, running back 200 feet
ALSO, .e
A valuable BUILDING LOT Main street,
adjourning the residence of E. Caps, ESQ.,. front
ing 81 feet ON Main, and running back 2l0 feet to
ALSO, ...l
A valuable BUILDING LOT on Union street,
70 feet on Union street, running back lO7 feet.
ALSO, .ia- -t
A Lot on Reeds Lane, rs feet 'front.' running
back 81 feet with the improvements thereon, CON
sisting OF a double brick tenement and frame
dwelling. .. u.t
TERMS-Five per cent of the purchase money
OF each Lot to be paid in cash; and the residue
thereof In three equal installments, the list, at
SIX, the Ind, at nine. and the 3rd, at twelve
months from the day OF sale, each to be secured
by the purch :ser's bond, with sufficient security
and to carry interest from the lst day of anuary
next, when possession will be given. Any pur-
chaser shall be at liberty to pay down a larger
proportion than five per cent of the purchase
money; and at any time to anticipate any ofthe
payments.
CHARLES SHARP,
Special Commissioner.
LEIGH BROS. Il PHELPS,
sepl9-tds Auctoneers.
IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS in
i store and for sale at No. IL Market Square,
Norfolk, Va,
10 dozen Oyster Shovels, ...
E" Grain or Coal Scoops,
ll5 M Sewing Needles, .
~ sets Toilet Ware,
dozen Hair Brooms 4
a6 Crates, at low prices, ..
80 dozen Axes, assorted patterns,
26 Briar Hooks, so Cross Saws, f..
80 dozen Cotton and Wool Cards, u ....,-
400 Trace Chains, 200 NJ Gun Caps,
II 100 Back hains 462 dozen Files,
272 pair Fire longs and Shovels, l..-s. ....
800 pair Fire Dogs, so dozen Selves
60OO lbs Hollow Ware Also, Wagon Nate ia,.
such as Spokes, Hubs, Rims, Axle, Bolts, Shafts.
&C., all for sale at a small advance ON factory
prices.
-. W. r. HUDGINS,
No. IL Market Square,
Norfolk, Va,
sep25 Hardware Importer
NOTICE ....-.,......
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Health Under this caption the Old Do
minion recommends adequate compensations
to the Secretary of the Board of Health, and
Major Simms, the Sanitary Inspector. We
concur with our contemporary that these Off
cials should be paid well for their services, SO
important especially at this time. All their
time, we learn, is devoted to Sanitary duties,
and they should be paid and we'll paid for it.
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Our MARKET The Norfolk market was
very large this morning. Vegetables OF every
description were plentiful, and selling at very
reasonable prices,
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NOIICE ,----.---- -
A RTHUR EMMERSON, Esq, will be
IN supported for Clerk of the County and
Superior Courts Of Norfolk County at the election
to be holden on Saturday, the 27th October,
fill the vacancy caused by the death of Leroy
Edwards. ....
BY THE VOTERS OF TIE COUNT.
au30-tde
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Mayors CoURT, NoRFoLK-Severa cases be-
fore His Honor this morning, for violations and
petty offences. They were promptly disposed Of
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PUT BACK. Schooner VIM Mazyck, Dam
els, from Norfolk Goth September bound for
Philadelphia, caught a heavy gale off Cape
Henldpen on the 2lst, lost part OF Deck,
Load and Split Sails, put back for repairs,
will sail again to-day
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by MAUPlN 4 MATTON, Ancti0necrs.
BOOKS, STATIONERY, a
81 Crawford Street, Portsmouth, ]

BOOKS, STATIONERY, a4
FANCY GOODS, &c,
t AT AUCTION.
M f will sell, by order of the Trustee, at the
w store of c. Brinckerhoff, No. Al High st.,
commencing on
"Wednesday, Goth inst, al o. clock, a. III,
The entire stock of said Store, consisting in part
of
Books, Stationery, Perfumery, Soaps,
cold Pens, Combs, Brushes Toilet Articles,
Pictures, Window Shades, Wall Paper,
Paper Collars, Games, &c, &C.
The attention of the Ladies is particularly in
vited to this sale, which will be continued from
day to day, commencing at
10 O'Clock A. M., and N, p. M,
until the whole stock is disposed Of
MAUPIN d HATTON,
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TRE PErERsBuRG EXPRESS. "A P Crutch-
field, Esq, has sold his interest in this paper
over which he has for SO long a time presided.
| o. P. Haines and William Campbell, Esqrs,
are the purchasers, who will now conduct the
Express. We sympathlse with them 10 the
labors Of daily which they have undertaken.
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AUCTION SALts.-Leigh Bros q Phelps,
will sell at auction, tomorrow at eleven
o'clock, at their auction store, valuable real
estate in the city of Portsmouth, on Water
Street. After this, house and lot on Church
street, building lot on Main street, building
lot on Union street, lot in Reeds lane These
lots in Norfolk will be sold on the premises.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEIGH BROS. IL PHELPS,
M. 5, Commercial Roec.

HAY AT AUCTION
IN III UKSDAY morning, the 9th inst,
~ at 10 o'clock, we VIII sell, on Roanoke
Dock,
go BALES HAY, Damaged sf
By order ofBoard of Survey.
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
sep26--lt Auctioneers
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iwo hundred ana nine sowns give Cnsm
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,ent;ou adjourn until 10 o'clock tomorrow

vention adjourn until 10 o'clock Tomorrow
morning. :,
TIE Question Was put and the President
declared the motion carried.
Cheers we're then called for and given fol
Henry p Murphy and Gen. Dix.
Considerable confusion followed, delegates
protesting that it was wrong to keep them
here another day when al the business might
be done to>night. Jno. schofer being loudly
called for took the stage and addressed the
audience briefly He said be had been dele.
gated BY the Committee on resolutions; that
The committee would not be prepared 70 re-
port until To- morrow, and this being the case
hs thou sht the Convention did wise thing
in adjourning over.
Hs remarks we're received with warm ap-
plause, and Il the close the delegates and
spectators left the Hall.
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FROM EUROPE.
IVA. THE ATLANTIC cARLE.

NEw YoRK. Sept. IL.
The following dispatches have been re
ceived over the cable:
Lospox, Monday Evening.-The Eastern
question seems TO be looming up IN the future
Russia shows signs Of moving once more &c
obtain the control OF the Danubian Princi.
palities aud, probably, eventually of Con-
stantinople.
The Ponte has determined to recognize
Prince Charles, Of Holenzobleren, ~ Hospo.
dar Of the principalities.
vienna, Sept. lo-P. Am order has
been issued by the Minister of War that the
regiments Of the Austrian army named after
the King and Princes of Prussia, the Duke
of Baden, and some others, shall cease 70 be
SO named.
PARIs, Monday Evening. Marquis,
Minister to Constantinople, has besn re-
called, and sill..go out TO MEXICO 70 orsenize
m army for service after the French esacu-
alton of that country.
LIVERPOOL, Sept l0.-Breadstuf7s quiet /;
Provisions quiet Pork dull.
LONDON, Sept. lo-Evening. = Consos
closed at S9i for money. American securi>
ties steady; the closing quotations to day
are, 52a724c Erie K T. shares. 45c; Hi,
nois Central, 7sic-
LoSDox, Sept 1.-The Times Paris LETT
ter published to day says that the Emperor,
Maximiliian. is expected to return from Mex
ico TO Europe BY war steamer.
| LoSDoSDRRRY, Sept. 1.-The steamship
Nova Scotia, from Quebec the lst., arrived
here this morning, and sailed for Liverpool.
| MADRID, Sept. 1.-THE Eaabafteof to day
I .~v. 4hat tho Esa1ah trr~cr. 49,. -
drawn from Mexico with the utmost caution,
unless amicable relations are previously es,
tablished with President Juarez
| VIeSsA, Sept 1.-The Austrian Minister
Of the marine has ordered the Adria,ic feet
the Austrian naval stations to be disarmed.
BxRLs, Sept. 1.-THE Committee Of til.
Chamber Of Deputies persists In the design ol
reducing the amount Of the loan, which ths
government asks authority to obtain BY the
issue Of treasury notes from sixty millions 4
thirty millions Of dollars.
The minister Of France has protested in :
speech against such = reduction, and ex
pressed the hope that the Chamber woult
pass the bill in its original form.
LryEsroQI, Sspt. ll.-Cottan auieh bu
steady. Sales to>aay were about 6l000 bale
Of midling uplands at lad. Oonsols quote,
st s9l. for money; Q 8 5>20s ~; Erie ~
Ill c 7sl.
/ HEARr's CONTENT, Sept s.-The Grea
Eastern left here for Liverpool st 4:80 thi
afternoon. The II. N. s. Lily leaves thi
evening with the Governor Of New Found
land and Mr.. Field for ST. Johns. The II
NJ. s. Terrible and the Midway leave here ia
morrow morning for the Gulf of St Lsx
Ireace, calling of ST. Johns fpr Nj. Fiel
and Mr.. Ma6kay. Roth Of tAe Atlxisic CO
bles are working splendidly.
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FROM ALBANY, N. Y.


| ALBANY, Sept. II.
Treddle Hall was crowded with delegates
and spectators. The Hall and stage we're
tastefuliy decofated with flags. Soon after
| II clock the Convention was called 70 order
by Peter Cogger, Secretary Of the State Gen.
trail Committee, on whose motion, BY instruc-
ton Of the State Committee, Sanford Z.
| Church. Of Orleans, was chosen temporay
chairman. and on motion was conducted to
! the Chair.
Mr. Church addressed the assembly, and in
the course Of his remarks he said: Standing
! on the reck of the Constitution, and by the
side Of that noble patriot, Andrew johnson,
| Enthusiastic chez ring and waving of hand
kerchiefs &c. under the protection Of the
old flag, with not q star dimmed or perilled,
| fCheers.l and with the motto Of eqnal
| rights and protection for all, we cannot fail TO
appeal with success to the people, whose ev-
| cry interest is centered in the success Of our
cause. (Cheers.]
| TIE roll Of deiegstes was thep called and
it appeared that the several county deiega-
tions we're full. From Scuyler and Richmond
there was double delegations, divided be-
tween Democrats and Conservative Republi>
cans. Il vas announced that these delegates
bad agreed among shem,alSes how their votes
were TO BE- cast.
/ A. II. Green offered the following With
brief repsrks, eulogistic Of the deceased
WHERkAs, Dean kichmond, IN acknoxl.
edged leader of his party, and m eminent pa
triotic citizen has, by the mysterious provi-
deace of God, been suddenly removed from
among u, and il is 6t that suitable expression
bs made Of Gus grisf Cor his los., spl respect
. br his character therefore, NsS .'at
Resoired, That the members Of this con-
. veution, and the great party It represents,
deeply and sincerely mourn ths death Of
Dean Richmond, VINO seemed the personal
friend Of each ofthem, and that they will cher
ish grateful remembrance Of his life, char
acter, aud services.
Resolred, That the great abilities of the
lamented deceased, his sagacity rs public
connsellor, his spirit, enterprise and benevo
true assignments to the constitution and the
: Union, VII deserssdiy secure for him the
lasting memory and esteem of the whole peo
pie.
Resolred, That while the loss Of such . mar
must be at any time . source Of public grie
and solitude, it 10 BY the circumstances Of ths
: hour rendered still more affecting, and tha
the anxisty which, even IN his last hours ant
amid the premonitory pains of death, he ex
pressed fof the public good, Gala upon "a fo
!. increased sexersiaas in the mEintaineace o
! that constitution and Union whose cause b
ever espoused.
: Resohed, That this convention tenders tb.
! surviving members of his family the snsni
= nous aaInrsnce Of it's deep aa4 Gaeere gm
1 rathy il DER afaiction; that tie 1ecretaU b
directed to trsnstAit 70 thsm Spis6sof Hes
resolutions, properly sngroased, and thatShe.
cause them TO bsyiblis6sd in the Arpus, an
other papers Of t6a State, which was IL q
D6Ciat ac3nA 0f kia nAkriSytic 11horl are -
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FROl NEW ORLEANS.

NEw 0RLEAxs, Sept. 10.
Arrivals from Vera Cruz to the 4th inst
show, in the language Of the Gr1t<rie OF that
place, that no 20 leagues exis, which are not
travelled By guerrilla bands. The Criterie
says the only remedy is BY determination.
The St. Mary's Parish, La, Banner con-
tsins refatation Of the late statement OF
outrages upon negroes in that region. Homi-
cides, mostly by negroes, upon others and in
other cases, were established to the sa,isfac-
tion of the loyal Bureau othce 10 be justifa-
HE
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CorSciL RIrrFr Sent IL

VT W.T. H1ssFF-, otpf. IT.
The ceremony Of breaking the ground at
the Western terminus of the Cedar Rapids
and Missouri River Railroad in this city took
place to-day, amid firing of common, the ex.
hibition of flags, and other demonstration Of
enjoyment. Notwithstanding the unfavor>
able character Of the weather, the procession
was about two miles in length, and ~ many
as Eve thousand people we're. es,imsted to be
on the ground. A number OF speechea were
made, and the crowd adjourned With the
liveliest demonstration Of satisfaction. The
work of grading the road will be prosecuted
with great vigor from ,hsk po,m Eeastward.
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FROM RACINE WIS,
DsAecratte ConRresssoaal Nemi u atioa-
stock Fair.

RACINE, Wis. Sept II.
The Demdcra Of the First District noni-
mated Jas Brown, of Milwaukee, for Con-
gress to day
The Milwaukee, Wis, Agricultural and
Mechanical Association Fair for the exhibi-
ton of stock opened to day. Three hundred
entries have been made. Trotters-Panic,
Patchea. Rich, Forrest and Louise, Of New
York; Buckskin and Plov Boy, OF Chicago,
and the fastest Wisconsin stock are on the
ground. Also runners, Legal Tender, Rook.
Meranda, Panney Bay and Harper.
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NrvYoRx. Sent IL,

| OF 0saaea At Aensvsal en SaspAsieA 81
Ssa.s E.sasea sy the Teaiaas.
NEw YoRK, Sept II.
The of6cial report OF Major Geasral Baird
on the NeW Orleans riot, is priatsd IN the
| Tribune this morning. Il il lengthy, con-
t.iniug his official correspondence With Mayor
Monroe, Secretary Stanton, and Lieutenant
Governor Voorhees,, and details the events Of
the riot a. already published. He says there
was no hour during the continuance Of the
not when peace could not have been restored
BY the chief commanding the police to put up
their pistols.
| Notwithstanding the mildness ofthe wealth
sr yesterday, the cholera has again increased.
There were sixteen new cases and eleven
deaths reported. The report Of last week
showed total Of 656 deaths in this city. OF
which fifty were from cholera In Brooklyn
the cholera is fast disappearing. Only two
fresh cases occurred there yesterday. Dur
| ing the last week there were 250 deaths In
that city, of which twenty-seysn were from
cholera
The Tribune learns that the Constitutional
Amendment will pass the New Jersey Legis.
lature o-day, and that Hon. s. g. Cattell
will be elected to the United States Senate
without opposition.
| The Herald special says the closing hours
in the Fenian Congress At Troy were passed
mainly in the discussion Of political matters.
| The question was upon the rendering Of the
| Fenian vote to the Radicals, for considers
| tion, but it ended only in the passage of q
vote Of thanks to Gen. Banks for the passage
| Of q bill to repeal the neutrality laws A
| resolution was passed directing the Senate, In
| case Of being unable to recover the arms con-
fiscated by the United States Government
during the recent raid, to apply direct TO
President johnson for them.
| The Herald Ottawa special says q steamer
belonging to m American was seized recently
at Montreal, on suspicion Of being engaged
by the Fenians 1t Is thought in Canada that
no raid will be attempted till about Novems
| Der.
The Heralds special says that the families
who have been rendered homeless by the re-
cent FIRE at Sing Sing, have been provided for
ing to raise money for them will be held at
that place on Wednesday evening.
The Herald special says Brig. Gen. Barn es
is lying dangerously i'll at Chicago, with con-
gesnve chills. But slight hopes are snter>
| tanned of his recovery.
Nrw YORK, Sept IL.
Nine new cases of cholera were reported in
this city to-day.
The Post says one of the most stupendous
frauds upon the Government which has ever
come to light. has been developed in Brook
lyn and involves a contractor for supplies At .
very low bid. Having previously entered
into an arrangement With Government officials
in the Navy Yard to superintend the delivery
of the goods, by which they would get re-
ceipts for three or four times the amour, de-
livered, and get pay for them. In this way
during the past four years, Government has
been defrauded of over one million dollars.
The information was given BY one OF the par
ties implicated. who has turned States evi-
dence. The case is now undergoing further
investigation.
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ST. Louis, Sept ii.
Nine cemetries reported 6fty-three cholera
interments on Sunday; seven cemetries re-
ported forty one on Aonday.
Col. Rrosdhead has decliaed the Couser-
vative nomination fer Congress, in the Se>
oond District in this State.
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CIvcIxSArr. Sent. II

CINCINNATI, Sept. II.
The City Council refused, BY . vote Of
eighteen to six. to tender the Inequalities of
the city TO the Presidential party. A meet
ing Of prominent citizens at the Chamber of
Commerce last night resolved to tender .
public reception TO the distinguished visitors
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FROM NEW JERSEY.
Passage ~ the Csnstituxaenaa Amend
neAe.


TREsroS, N. ]. Sept. II.
The Republican caucus has axr6a anani>
mously upon the choice Of Alexander G..
Catfell for U. s. Senator.
The House this morning passed The Con.
situtic9Al 4nendnnt Ihe Senate also
passed It 70 fts third feadint.a The House
has agreed 70 de 70 other business except
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FROM MAINE.

The STATE Elsetisn-Lasgs Rspshaiean
oains-rhs any Psliey" Aen Beaten
~ ~, S,eDo.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Cholera Repert-Cel. Broadhead De.
elines the Conservative NsminatieA
for Csngress.
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FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS.

CsremsnAss OF Breaking the 0reanA At
shs Tsrain.s 81 the Cedar Rapids and
~ n. n.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

The City Ceaneil Refuse 70 Tender the
Hospitaiit1es sfths City 70 the Prssi.
Asntiai Party.
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oANDY HOOK, sept IT.
The steamer Perie is raSsins this point
and viii reach her dock at 2 O'Clock this
?. n. Madame E. Restori and Signor Brig
nolia, are passengers.
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MARRIED.

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CHARTERED 1910.

A. ISOLATED examples only among Thousands IL has
nru.hsd 81 snoeof rsoAered tbs unfortunate asA OF
hsnss dhpsassd TO tAspublie under trying eaiamitiss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-02
Pressryinx Grana


I frequently LaPpcns thai scions cut in
cold ~caiher arc eNPoscd 60 severe ire'z'
in. or perlsr. bundie - twiss nay Jay
over for q whole Uotk in some 90 wus-.is-
uon~ uhere ne mean temPerafurc-a very
mean tcmperaiure Tor twics--is &c -. IL
the frst instance. tie vitality 81 the scio1
kas hem greatly impaired. perhaps DESTROY
cd entirely ~ the penetration q frost a.
the cut end. shooting uP the rapliary ducts
and disarranging the vaivuiar economy.
While in the otl~r case the t~ig viil sery
likely have been bied % death. or Us faids
% deplcicd that iboogh is may survive. AMI
even pat forth ioliase. a. a grsh. 30 can
never becoaae a vigorous. fr',I'-beaFins
brsnch.
Az scious cut from ether trees. shrub.
or vines. suffer 90 a greater Or les extent
by delay snd cxPosure 90 atmospheric in-
foeuccs. For Any one 90 arrue ,hat scion
j. none the worse Tor being cut and lard by
for month IN cool wcatLer. j. 90 argue in
error. and against the imperative neccssi-
tie- of piani iiis. Ia scion. cut an,l tied
up With a handle oi tvigs cannot survive
al~a,s. anl rrou ia a. vigorously a. it
did on the parent siock. then Be- cannot re-
ruain in Tar condition q month. week. or
tvcuiy-ioaE lours without some damage.
Dot 81 bs an application o. the cut p4ri
Of something ihai shall act precisely on ihc
plant structure. a. ;lc healing .ai,c does
upon abe wozni on man er animal We can
maintain a partially normal coalition 81
thc scion. we shall have added very greatly
a. iis ciancrs Of iisc ana siEor-
a cool niany years ago. we saw Neu
York state .arrncr experiments with scioas.
and th.s was has pracii.c. Getting large.
sound potato in two halves. a. iast a. his
scions ~crc cot from tie tire, De- th-u.ts THE
hrcls Oh thc drh-h e about thrcc-qaart. rs
Of an inch INTO ihr cut -ide % ibc potato
each bali rec, wing sor.e iity scicus Tie
bundles we're then wrapped in the leg 81 a.
Oh pair % voolca pan.aioons. and laiI
asay in the cellar fur the winter In the
sprias they we're grated. and nearly a.
grew sell.
II Any ono vil take the troublc next
spring. when apple trrcs are in bloom. 20
cut at~ig bearing. say hal dozen bios
sons and a. many leaves. thrust che cui
end into Are sized. sound potato. place
the potato in pot 81 earth. bar-l, covering
If. usoistcn OCCASIONALLY. aud vat -h tire re-
suh, D. vil very likely argue afer~ard.
tAat there D. sonething ,aor, shan raoon-
shfnr ai...,f d. $50 r----------.. 1rah.
North Western Farmer.