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IMMENSE EzEPRovENEHNT
1''' ~ n 7 n. NWFAt1lh-N Il
ZOO o..s- s. Liberty Street,
1aZ6-ZtaW6n New York
sEE,HaE OF tn II SJsG BEaCTAL sTEAy A..
". buAG COMPANY, ELANNLUAN'S VIVA an
BALTIMORE, September "a, SsS
AoOSs

4 CARD. A''''
e statement having hoer ur2rgated ST. ,on, tbo
mercantile community that the COMM ERCf IL
or outside line of Steamers between To & 1cr+ "a
New York, has besn Only established tepiDnrori liz
sud is to be Withdrawn st tho corv snienco of ~
gmheES, SHs Gh4el;n"1 %l9s rect sqch mis-
shippers generally between tneiF ports that a-rsno1
ments have baen completed g ,csp m TeguIsr CON-
Pier No. Il North RiyeI. Ne Yor oTJ ~ GoGSs g
wharf in 9st R ssys lsass for that PROD
ana &Ci4 49, e1UA t 1 fticn unsurpassed by aay
sFs y il ths i, SID aIh tiIC6N Y an5 R 2is
EtSh Iii gi p p Tsuisr r9d rspld connection
shipment dugink y st tirss - 'Ds s7tas %
,,s az. fAGDB r. HPTULI,
ssAnrf, Sa7t'
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HE a. S04fNSTOY
AH BALTIMORE

HBB- SofNsT0X- -,----
OFFICE No. Z SOUTH FREDERfCKl SIR SIR 5E EAAL'
-, Discovered in the Great Hospitals of EnrnIna
the most certain, speedy, and only efecv al remedy
IN the world for Weakness of the Back NJ TiIHbs
Structures, Affections Of the Kidneys ind BladdeT'
u! ilFolqntary Dscharges impqteucy, eneraI Debii3
Confusion Of Ideas, Paptaton of Fle Uo9rt Tmid
lty, Irem5lInE Dimness of Sight or GHddiness Dis.
Of the Liver Lungs, Stomach or BowesmtboSe teCri
Die disorders arising from SolitSry Habits Of Youth
secret and solitary practices moro fara to their VIC
TINS than the song of Syrens to the Mariners ~
HJysSe: bgnti9g the;r ost brilliant hopes OF an
''0iIA'ioS F'i'o'TH$ 4s TTTlN2gg &C. impossible.
9fee cen; No. 5. FREDERICK STREET, Left hand
f ce guas I'll baltimore street. few doors from
letter must contain stamp. on4
h nc. A. IfUEF, of Paris still continues his sue
aR ceSsfUl treatment of CONSUMPTION. Several
5gsdoedlS OF Salmore IN an advanced stage of the,
tcrred to. Apply at his OFFICE, Southeast corr ~
land, ie1C 4ry-
3 ss:, "A. HUEE, Graduate of tho Medical Fac,,I-
q ~ OF Paris, (Francel Member of the NedicaI
and Chirurgical Faculty of BALTIMORE NJ d. is he
dlscOYerer OF the only Remedies for Disease of nri
yate character without Mercury or noxio as drnrs
Recent cases cured in from Il to IS hours on written
guarantee. Chronic inveterate and t;
diseases, such have been abandoned Ms incnrahI'
are speedily and permanently cured. The treatment
n MN is that which has tho approval of the
yersal success in practice of q gea-s has npon
oegona a doubt, that the worst cases readily Weld
to are thoroughly removed at and forever from
pty; nervous diseases which soon or late turns 70
consumption, and all tae evils entaiIed bv certoi
PeTnielops praeu9eS which ruin both body and mini
uniting the victim for either business study sncat
or marriage and to those who are suffering The evil
can now be perfectly restored to natural Teab n
VICE. "a bret period, by applying to one whose
sk-a aAo experience can 30 relied on No erorJftGas
0? rI9s"Cj esStc7sG5 charges
Instant 3Patents consulted by letter aud remedies
!or%a9ei mat can be taken in the most conyeniens
IN P re southeast corner of FAYETTE and FRED
- - Hs'-A-A' jelq-ly
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II Aw ARD REAL. ESTATE OFFICE-F.
Zap. STEVENS Attorney at law, N. W. cor. Lex
lngton and ST. Paul SITS. Entrance I'd door on St.
Paul street. Professional business attended to in all
t9e Courts of Baltimore and State of Maryland.
Loans Negotiated. Oil Lands and Leases for sale in
West Virginia and Pennsylvania; also. Coal and
Mineral Lands, "a te22-ly
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MEDICAL.
HUMPHREYS

I'll OH 9OpatEHic specifics
- AVE proved, from the most ample experience,
l. an entire success; Simple, Prompt Efficient and
Reliable. They are the only Medicines perfectly
adapted to popular use-sO simple, that mistakes
cannot be made in using them; so harmless as to be
free from danger, and Efficient to be always re-
liable They have received the highest cOmmenda-
ton from all, and will always render satisfaction.
Cents.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
GR ca - NATIONAL EXPRESS
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.


TRANSFORMATION COMPANY.
DEPOT I1G SOUTH EUTA W STREET.
BALTIMORE
~ Inc NATIONAL ~ EXPRESS AND TRANSP0R-
ddAj1oH eGVMFAN1 IS now prepared to forward
Gold and Silver Coin, Currency Parcels and Freight
Boston, Mass. New York City; Philad elpbia, Pa;
~, Va; Charlestown, Va. Winchester, Va; Aiexan-
fgs Va EEedeT9ks6nrg Va Richmond, Va Pc
Saun2dn VAL Sc5Sn ye1 van SnaT0tbTbe Va
Lexington, Va; Danyile, Va; Bristol Tenn; Wei
don, n. c. Goldsboro', n c.; Newborn, N. C.: Bean
FesnsboTG D 6 Salisbury n e. Gh afiT9 n g
Chester, s. c.; Windsboro, S. c.; Charleston, s. G.:
and Way Stations the following roads: Winchester
and Potomac r. r., connecting with different points
n tPe valley of Virginia. Orange and Alexandria
Iii r., EFgna Central r. r.; Richmond and Dan
EilIe n. M; Virginia and Tennessee r. r.; Peters
burg and Lynchburg R. R.; Petersburg and Weldon
~ ~, Isaseigh and CASTOR R. r.. Weldon and Viii
MM npfb Go ~ Wilmington and Rutherford r. R.,
bla Il; H., Western North Carolina r. r. Atlantic
ana n orth Carolina r. h, As the lines of Railroads
South N addition to those named and as fast as pos
sl5 ME to points IN the North and West
no tSiln VI "laEges Wlli DC based upon fair bust
ness per centage ABOVE the cost Of transportation
without being oppressive, nor will it be made less
tnan tne cost o. transportation with the view to
break down or drive off any rival; upon this basis tho
Company solicits public patronage.
II orders be left at the Office Goods will be sent 70,
without charge. and forwarded PROMPTLY
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANS
~. P0RTATION COMPANY.
n. B. Office No. 134 W. Baltimore street 6enot
NO. Ito oOutn hutaW street. de20-tf
G Es go A"S SoaP nSSHHss
1874 BALTIMORE STREET.
BALTIMORE.
FORWARD INLAND EXPRESSES
DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH,
Rates of freight greatly reduced. Particular at
tention paid to the collection of Drafts, Notes. Bills
&c. Specie, Bank Notes. Bonds, &C., taken at low
rates and issued against all risks, when required
THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
For. tho transportation of Merchandise, Valuable
Packages Specie, Bank Notes, Bonds, &c, for ali
parts Of the South and Southwest in connection
with the
ADASES EXPRESS COMPANY,
Have established their agency at No. 14 Baltimore
street where orders to call for goods to be forwarded
South will receive prompt attention.
Merchandise and vauables delivered to
zfARNseE2M EXPRESS 9jSsMPANE,
FOR THE
ssbGEE EEEN EXP EHSsS COMPANY.
VIII receive prompt despatch.
For particulars, rates of freight, &C. appiy ut the
Office Of the SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY,
l6i Baltimore street.
no28-tf Il. ,. PLANT. President
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HATS AND GAPS.
MEDICAL,
4 TEEENGEEE T1 EEEE SyEAF{f
> YOUTH 70 TIRE AGED
BTOKHETE
On
LIFE REMUNERATION.

fOUtA TO TIE AGED
BTOKBEEE
LIFE REMUNERATION,
RsrThis preparation is unequnIlad as 4 p c,,rs,..
tor and RcStoTer Of wasted or inert functio, 90 GIG"
The feeble, the aged and all those who oaya in any,
way impaired th2lr Vitality by excessive mental or
what its name implies, Life Rewenator ,vb;c Io
while 1t builds up the shattered c0rsiiturion vii
lmpart to the Feelings the hrskngss and energy
belong to youth ~ 'o4 BY WHICH
10 matter by what cause aIe o-yan hos boo,,,. -.
lee6led N its functions this superb preDarafi,o iii
remove 'ha' cause q q Gn.e nd forever.
CURES GENERAL DEBILITY NFp,-or-c -,
CAPACITY, DYSPEPSIA, DFPREft.tt3 Nus ~ ~
OE APPETITE, Low SPIRITS. TMPFGTT i tTV
"a A y INDQLENCE, EAIACT8Ti0E. Emit
- NJ nA Ma a ~, MUSI DELIGHTFUL, DESTRGRf,E
ANR No Iii EFFECT UPON TEF NERV01IT-rES
SYSTEM: and all who are in any VIZ Stat ~ ,
nervous GlsabllltcS arc earnestly advised IN soal,
cure N TINS most excellent and unequalled
BEeEzREYg.
Inc FEEBLE, tho LANGUiD, the DFSpATRTNr-i
tae OLD Sho1d give this valuable 6iscoverv a -;
II VIII 10 found totally different from ali CtSa
articles sof the same purpose. 0--.N@
re FEMALES.
mis- preparation Is Invaluable in nervous weak
Lcsses oi ~ KINDS, as Il viii restore the wasted
strength with wonderful! permanence. "'''eN
II Is also grand tonic, and will rive ralieFir Nv,
pepSla with the FIRST dose A brief psrsStr ~, ~
use ~iil ren0vate the stomach to 6ecrce Of arfoc8
health and Danish Dyspepsia forever. VI P0'A0''
by Druggists generally. " ~0' H0IS
SeDt by express anywhere, By addressi,g
htyCAlNGS & HILLYER,
FFopretoTs, No. Is Dey streBs,
sod by SETH S. HANCE,
o3 24-6la '-'' - 1''lIiOI Bn itieeSr
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z gEGSPECFUs 1ssssa
e or
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.

TIE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.
n frst-class establishment to which the citizens of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer. was
sought for in yan during the past season. To supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able investment to subscribers attention is called 70
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance of about
81 mules from the city 900 feet above tidewater)
the Northern Central Railway which with its don be
track and present facilities, renders access to the
Springs easy and frequent The location is one of the
most healthy in the United States and the scenery is
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
of character. Magnificent trees an abundance of tha
purest water, beautiful rayines, clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute TO make this spot
attractive, and to point 1t out admirably adapted
for large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
horhood abounds IN pleasant walks shady drives and
delightful prospects.
1t is proposed to profit by these natural advantages
by the erection Of the most eligible sites aad
within view Oftbe Depot, Of frs-claSS Hotel under
the direction of the Bentley Springs Company of
OF One Hundred Thousand Dollars in Shares of One
Hundred Dollars each, and the undersigned are the
Officers and Directors.
It is believed that, in asking the citizens of Bat;
their individual interests well as that Of the CITY
itself. Wv WY
Our citizens viii DO waited on By tho Directors Of
the Company for the purpose Of soliciting subscrip-
application may also be made to the Secretarg
OF the Office of the Company No. q S. Charles stTos.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Il, A. ABBOTT, Pres't.
Hayward u. Hatohi1son, oliver 4, Parker.
4. !. Knight, Isaac Goale Jr.,
Il. W. Burton, iaaac S. George
6uSh SiESon, Dr.. G. Z. Coates,
Woodward Abrahans. G. W. Bentley,
&. VI. Robinson, Chaa. Webb. treasurer
Il 7DOs -
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MAIL REGULATIONS.

Time Of Atri0ol and Closing of Mails at the Post
Office, Baltimore Md.
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no FARpTEgss,-

=, the Subscriber, having ostablIsha3 =, .,.-
E PyFg9Se Is nov prepared to furnish THE "a K LIZ
S SMS n1Ah LABOR, Waite or Colored aud yonJJ
tsSpecs0y advise tGose in want Of Labor to sew
- ~ 70 represent than IN Associations Of ClubS
49, tnAs VII prove great saving Of time ana sIS
nSSasS 90 tee sEPnar. Aor further informition IS
RAezss ssaAGs9 stamps, and address A' @@caa
OLIVER WOOD, General AFSnt
as@"fT 81 SAcond Street. Baltimops NJ,
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VkSAE PR0GRESSIVEEV EVENING SCTECo,-
hodsg street, kS SAdn s5 d9sge Nos 81 and
Pupils Will please be pqnctual at the bonr SiOek.
Lars can DO obtained at the Institute. SSiTSsp1
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New York Markets.

New YORK. March 13.-Flour has declined 10 cts
sales of S,0GO bbls; State $675@S20: Ohio SS10@lI;
Southern SS.75@15.50. Wheat has declined l@2 cts;
sales of 5000 bushels Milwaukee Club at $l70: AM
her Iowa Sill Corn has declined l@2 cts sales A. ~
600 bushels at rs cts. Beef is steady sales of 1000
bbIs; Mess S26@26l2l4 Lard firm sales of 1900 bbls
at 161I@1S24 els Whiskey dull. Cotton dull and la
cts lower sales OF 1000 bales at 4094l cts; Sugar
dull; Havana 1914 cts. Petroleum dull. Freights
nllieE. Gold closed at l2lE.
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NInn,nI SO stock Marlset. Mnrega D.

Beeves-The cattle market closes firm, at an adj
vance of &c H. live weight, over the current rates
n last week. 1t will be that the supply is only
moderate and to this circumstance. together with the
fact that the demand for New York is somewhat bet
Ter th8n it has Deen for several years past is due the
rise The withdrawal Of the prohibition against the
importation Of cattle from Canada leads many to OK
nect that there will be large supply from that quar-
Ter the coming week. and fthis should prove to be
The average quality of the offerings this week is only
fair The supply of fair mark eablc steers and oxen
Is liberal and mostly from Illinois, but there is an
almost total absence of choice extra quality of beeveS
Receipts.-rhc following is Il comparative state
npnt of receipts at this market the Central
RAILROAD, estimating seventeen TO the, car;
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New york Dry Goods Market, ssarcG, IL,

Brown Sheetings-Stark A, Sc, shawmut 25c;-
Shetuclet A, l9c; do B, tic. Bleached Shirtngs--
SON. 36 inch 80 c; do 50 inch, &c. Prints-Cocheco
PIC; American, 10 c; Freeman Ice; Arnold, l6c. De
laines-IIaniton, 25c Pacific, 25c. Ginghams-Lan-
2Jc; Portland, l5c. Silesias-Ciinton SEQ Indian
Orchard, 2i19c. Canton Flanncls-Naumkeag, Boz
Nashua &c. Ticks-ConestogaCCA,5 2c1a;do AA CO.,
Stripes-Eagle, &c: Everett, Doe. Hoop Skirts
Rradley's Duplex Elliptic, 20 to 80 hoops, Size to
81 .0j Empress Trail, Sl.25 s. T. and a. L. Myers |
\ r. prircs unchanged.
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INSU RANCE COMPANIES.
Union Fire Insurance. Company
OF BALTIEraE
No. A SECOND STREET, North Side

This Company insures against T9SS OR DAMAGE
BY FIRE on all descriptions % rraperty, either in
the city county, for n week, moth or year
1t also makes INLAND INSURANCE. Short In
surances made on Merchandise in bonded and stor-
age warehouses; and where the risk has terminated
the Premium for the uneGpired time will be return
ed. JOHN COATES,
precii
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RIr0men's Insurance COMPANY.
OFFICE ON TIE NORTHEAST CORNER OF sCryrq AND
SECOND STREETS.
lnsures against loss or damage by FIRE on all de-
scrlpu0ns OF property within tae iIEss Of the city
AGNRE ?. DUHURST,
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SHE

,zzx FOR RICHMOND .'DEFeECT,-s-To
E sszA sail with despatch. The schooner MARY
- WILLIS Captain Robert Phillips, is now
loading and Will sail as above. For terms Of freight,
apply to II. 4. MITCHELL
mhli-f Spears Wharf
1874 S@ELsaS, FARGO d 90,
sSzs4alsssAaG NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXClfA NOE OFFICE,
No. 81 Broadway, n. Y.
Exchange for sale on California.
Agents in Baltimore, DERGAST, FENWICK
& CO.. r Smiths Wharf. up stairs. mbl3-tf
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Maryland Fire Insurance Company

maryland Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
Have removed their Office for the present to the
N. ". CORNER OF SECOND STREET AND TRIPOLETT's
NEAI 10 THEIR NEW MARBLE BUILDING,
OPPOSITE THE POsTOFFICE.
This Company, having an ample capital, insures on
an KINDS 81 property IN the city and country Large
INES on Merchandise and other property insured by
the year or short time favorable terms; and Per-
petHat FoScaes granted when requested
THOs. Il. HAMBLETON,
n,p,-,,uopc President.
Ira e Garfield, Charles J. Baker,
Charles w. Lord, | Allen A. Chanman
John Il. Seemuler Charles Spilkar
John A. Hambeton Ross CarnnbeII
Hugh A. Cooper. John Stellmann
ia6-tf 'N - ~ - Secretary 5e5rS5sr
BALTIMORE Fire Insurance Company
8, ". COR. SOUTH AND WATER sTREETs.
- This Company insures against loss or damage BY
ere, IN The city or country, the various dascrip
lions oil Property. j. /. COHEN, JR., President
BOAED OF DIRECTORS:
George 4. Vickers Joshua l. CobeD.
I. W. Alricls, f. s. Stpw1rt
Francis Z. King, Wn. Il. Bruno.
tlenTy carroll, N. Won Kapf.
~ n.sE1d = Nliso1, T. BObt Jenkins,
". :. WorthiDCto1, G. Morton Stewart
Thomas Franklin,
FREDERICK W0ODW0RTH,
LaSI-|SL9tt Secretary.
The Peabody Fire Insurance Comp'v
OF BALTIMORE.
Having been organized and located in
SECOND STREET
ADJOINING THE P0ST0FFICE,
is now ready to insure
ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF BUILDINGS. FTTRNT.
TURE AND MERCHANDISE
In the city or country, annually or for short terms
BOARD OF DIRECTIONS:
IHOS. l. CAREY, President.
Galloway Cheston, Austin Dali
Enoch Pratt, Peter Novel;,
Th0s. Whitrdge, John H. B. Latrobe.
YIN. Kennedy, il. II. Harvey,
Jesse Tyson, James Carey oc2-tFt
Associated FiTeman's Insurance Co,
OFFICE NJ. 4 SOUTH STREET,
opposite SUN IRON BUILDING.
Recognized for the PROMPT payment al 80 I2qeos and
explicit Policies insqTes Dwellings. Furniture Yes
sells, Merchandise and other property in or out of
the city, at the lowest rates Of premium.
WA. a. HACK, President
DIRECTORS:
VIM. a. Hack, Thomas j. Flack
James G. Whced0n, Samuel Kirk
Alien Salne, Francis Burns,
H. Z, MaS0nr James Young,
Jacop rust JAS: g. George, ST.,
James syetty, I. A. Miller,
Lancaster 0uld.
sei-iy Sacrot1r,n
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FACTORIES, ETC.
w SH ENG

{ WI "a EBES E "a. @5 Va @
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-09
Filming manure.

A very successful English gardner laws
q good deal of stress upon what be calls
lining" manure, and attributes much of
his success TO this process. By '.6ning"
he means breaking up the Jumps, tearing
in pieces the long, strawy parts, and
bringing all into such a fine state that it
can be thoroughly mixed with the par
ticles of the soil. Having broken it up,
he mixes it with ashes, leaves, saw-dust,
tan-bark, and all the refuse of his gar
den. laying up in thin layers. When it
has become partly decomposed, he over
hauls it, turning it over with the shovel,
and making it one homogeneous mass
After the heap has lain 3 few months, it
gets another working, and then being
thoroughly fined" it is ready for use
anywhere. Farmers may lean a lesson
from this example. 1t is plain that
coarse, lumpy manure cannot benefit
land as much as that which is broken ND
and equally difused through it. LIQUID
manure and guano act effcaciously-for
this, among other reasons, that they are
infinitely divided among the particles of
the soil.-CdnGda Farmer
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WHAT DO you DO WITH Soar SUBS p
There Is a large quantity of plant food OF
the choicest kind in a barrel of soap: an6
1t Is more valuable after it has been dis
solved in the wash-tub, than if it were
applied to the soil In the garden in an
undiluted condition. For this reason
soap suds is an excellent fertilizer. The
ScOaish Farmer says on this subject. "AL
though generally deemed only Rt for be.
ing run OFF into the common sewer in the
easiest and most expeditions manner pos
slole, they are nevertheless highly bene-
hcial vegetable feeders, as well as useful
insect preEentives. Hence they should
EeVer be wasted, more especially by par
ties having gardens, as their application
to the ground, whether in winter or sum-
mer, viii show b~ene6cially not only on
ordinary vegetable crops, but also on Der
~ bushes, shrubs, border flowers. and ey-
en- window pot-plants; while if poured
or syrlnged over roses, cabhages. &C.,
they will prevent, or at least mitigate
the mlschievous doings of the green fy
and caterpiHars."
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BREAKING CoLTs.-I am strongly CD
posed both In principle and practice, to
breaking colts, that is, allowing them
10 attain the age of two or more years be-
lore they are taken in hand for learning
the principles which are to form SO i'm
portant a part in their future life. There
should be no breaking" about it. The
edIeaton should begin as soon as the colt
Is born. and, if properly attended to, will
De perfect by the time he is large enough
10 drive. Being led or tied with q halter
sno2ld be his first lesson, and the sooner
ne learns 1t the shorter the Struggle and
the more permanent the lesson never
give him a chance to break loose, for
c done and he will remember it for a
long time, and if the lesson be too often
repeated, he will make q proficient in
this not desirable art.-David, in Ger. Tel,
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THOROUGH PULvERIzATIoN.-In vegeta
bic gardening, thorough pulverizaiion
should be the invariable rule; knock the
clods to pieces-disintegrate, beat every
lump the size of your Est into atomic
usefulness. There is money laid by use.
less in every lump-a little in each. 8
good deal in the aggregate. Beat it out
OF that, pulverize, dig, d~isintegrate, and
econmize manure and money.-PhiLadez
phia Saturday Post.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-09

SHEARING MAcHINE.-A wonderful ma
chine for shearing sheep is among the
novelties which has obtained a place in
the Patent Office. 1t is the invention OF
an ingenious Buckeye" and is said to
possess power and hexibility, SO that
when an individual specimen of the
ovis aries is submitted TO the action of the
machine, he has no time to utter a cry.
great or small, and before he knows what
has happened to him he is thoroughly
shorn.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-09

DESTROY a COMMUNICATING season
for tent caterpillars is at hand. They
are easily destroyed. The eggs from
which they are Matched may be found
near the ends of limbs of trees upon
which they feed, and may be DESTROYED,
as they are usually On the lower branch
es. But the easiest way to find them is,
when they begin to hatch, go among the
trees shout sunrise, and you will see the
nests. These can be readily and rapidly
destroyed by cutting off the twigs upon
which they are attached and putting
them under foot.-Neo York Times
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-09

To CURE A KICKING HoRsE.-I saw the
following method in an agricultural pa
per, and have proved it to my entire sat
isfaction. Fasten a rope to the fore foot
and pass it over the belly-band back to
the driver. With this there will be no
trouble TO the driver IN holding up the
foot whenever the horse tries 10 kick. bur
Encouraging trouble to the horse, and a
trouble he will avoid any risk of being
involved in many times. With the
string thus in your hand, and a patient
determination under all circumstances
not to lose your patience with the animal,
any kicker can be cured.-W Working Far
MT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-09

A correspondent gives the following re.
ceipt for scratches on horses, which he
has tried on many horses for several
years, and never failed in an immediate
cure: Take q shovel full of hot ashes
wood ashes, and throw them under the
fetlock and above the hoof the part al
ways irst affected. If the horse be bad
ly OF with them, raise the foot and pour
them on, dropping the foot directly. In
two hour the horse will move with ease
to himself, however stiff he NAV have
been. The disease is Immediately cured
by the application. The cracks in the
skin require 8 few days to heal.-Ameriean
Ear1ner.