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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18

| will lot down a few directions on raising
turkeys, as that Is getting 10 be quite farm
item in some parts of the country. In Jan
uary after dispOsing of all but your breeders,
feed them rather lightly with oats or Indian
wheat, but not much with Indian corn, tor, ii
you give them the lat ter they will grow too
fat. Be cure and keep a male OF your own
and not depend upon your peIghbors for the
use OF one, as Jour young turkeys will b.
stronger. Female Turkeys for breeding pur-
poses should be kept till they die of old age.
When they commence to lay IN the spring
furnish them with nice clean straw Of which
they can build their nests, and remove their
eggs, daily, 10 q cool, dry place, where there
is no danger of frost, and place them with
the small end down. Put under common
hens all eggs that are laid before the tenth OF
May, as you can bring turkeys that are
bstched in June to maturity. Place not over
seven eggs under q common hen IN April, and
later In the season you can increase the num-
Der TO nine or eleven. When you set your
hen turkeys let them have about fifteen eggs.
After Your young ones have come out re-
move them to a large coop near a grass plat
and a sand plat 10 wallOw In For food for
them get some wheat ground without boiling,
or the coarse middiings Of -four. Be sure not
To feed them on Indian corn meal, as that is
sure to kill them. Mix your wheat meal
with thick sour milk, and feed them in the
morning before sunrise, 50 that they will not
get wet the dew. as this is the great secret
In raising all poultry-keep them well fed in
she morning. As soon as they are three or
four weeks old, mix with their feed little
Indian wheat, or pounded corn to give them
their gizzards. Keep them cooped up until
they get their red head out, after that let
yocr old ones cut of the coop. Continue to
roost.
Ii you will make your nests of oat straw,
you will not be troubled with vermin. Last
year l succeeded in getting my turkeys to
weigh from twelve TO twenty pounds after
they were dressed.-Sussez NJ Y. World.
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~iIas Israsey's Estate.

wAsHIseros DIsrRIcr,ss NJ ntreler, within and for
said district the I'd day of April, A. D. 1866
Instrument purporl ing tn be the last VIII and
II Testame of Sas Bralcy, late of Northed in said
dstric deceased, being presented To the Court for
Probate: II rdered b. said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at session
of said Court to be holden the p obate Offcs, in
Montl elier, on the oath day of April 4. 1866 and
show ifany they may have agains the probate
Of said VIII for which IL Is further ordered
that copy of the record of this order be published
three weeks successfully in the Green Mountain Free
man, printed at Montpelier, previous To said time APP
Ointed for hearing A true copy Of record,
Hl4M3 Allies n 4 E Re 1ister
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fe9al. Notices.
joseph N. Wright,s Estate.

THE ubscribers, having been appointed by the
L Honorable Probate Cour; for the District OF
Washington Comm ISIS toner's ceiye, examine md
adjust all claims and demand all st
the estate of Joseph N. Wright late of Northfeid,
said District, deceased represented insOlveDi and
h term Xix month from the 10th day of March.
1866, being allowed by said Court to the creditors
of said ceased, o exhibit and prove thei ire
sp ective Ia nis before give notice that will
attend to the duties OF cur appoint ment al The
dwelIing house of deceased in Nor hed in saii
District, the last Monday of September next at ten
o'cloc n the forenoon on s5id cay
- MARVIN SIM ms, Comm,r,.
WM. R. TUCKER, "
E;ALBERr s. PIKE, Adminisi rator.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18

TINE TO MANURE GRASS LANDs.-Au sorts
OF opinions diverse enough are held as u the
period " hen grass lands should be manured !;
some maintaining "sny time may be chosen,
and graphically enough saying that I" any
quantity" may be given. sud that it Is
scarcely possible to give toe ssUch. This, CT
course, refers to the farm-ss manure or
dung; when artificial or portable msnures
are used, the beet time for their application is
IN the Spring. Autumn manufine With dung
seems to be the most in favor, and Justly So,
a.sniIated with the crop. The great advan.
tage-and it Is not always thought Of ots
ssined by the top dressing of meadows with
long manure in autumn is the protection or
shelter yielded by it to the grssa in the severe
froets OF Winter. Some who have paid stten-
ton to this maintain that FULLY ens-half of
the advantage obtained BY Autumn top-dres-
sing of grass lands il owing to the shelter
given to the plants during rosts by the COM
psratively bulky manure.-Cor. Msrk Lane,
Eng EzPssss. -. a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18

NJ HARnY GRAY.

1hava hips that vent to sea,
More than nfsy yeArs asoi
None have yet come home to me,
But are sailing two and fro.
Ihave seen them intny sleep,
Piunring through the shoreless deep,
with catered sails and battered bulls,
While around them screamed the gulls.
Flying low, flying low.
have wondered Why they strayed
From me, sailing round the world;
and I've said &c Pm half afraid
That their sails will ne'er be furled."
Great the ire Asures that they hold,
Silks, and pIumes, and bars Of gold
While the spices that they bear,
PilI With fragrance all the air,
A they sail, IS they sail.
All. each sailor In the port
Knows that 1 have ships At sea,
of the waves and Winds the sport,
And the sal 'ors ply me.
Off they come and with me walk,
Cheering me with hopeful talk,
Till put my fears aside,
And, csntented watch the tide
Rise and fall. rise and fall.
have waited on The piers,
Gazing for them down the bay
Days and nights for many years,
Till I turned heart-sick away
But, the pilots, when they lend,
Stop, and take me by the hand,
SAYING, You will live o see
Your pro d vessels come from sea,
One and all, one and all ="
SO never quite despair,
Nor let hope or courage fail
And some day, vhe q skies arc fair,
Upthe bay my ships will sail.
shall buy ihsn all I need
Prints to look At, books TO read,
Horses, wines and works Of Art,
Everything except . heart,
That is lost, that 10 lost
Once when vas pure and young,
Richer, too, than am now,
Ere q cloud was DER me lung,
Or wrinkle crossed my brow,
There was one whose heart was mine
But shes something new divine,
And though come my ships from sss,
They can bring NO heart to me
Evermore, ,evermore.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18

TINC1URE TO DESTROY MoTBs.-One ounce
Of gum caDphor, and one ounce OF powdered
shell OF red pepper, are msrcerated in eight
ounces of ssrong alcohol for seven days, and
then strained. With this tincture the furs or
clothes are sprinkled over, and rolled up in
sheets. This remedy 10 used IN Russia under
the name of Z" Chinese tincture for MOTHS"
and u found very elective.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18

A New PorATo.-Postmaster Chamberlain
of Cornton, (Putney) has new kind of po-
tatoes the seed of which he obtained from
New Jersey, called the early Mammoth. The
first year be planted one potato, and raised
thirty lbs. Last year he planted these, and
raised seventy-two bushels. This is a most
unusual yield. We have tried them and
found them good. Mr.. Chamberlain will sell
some for seed-Record.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18

NEST Eecs.-To have supply of these in
destructibie to heat or cold. just empty some
eggs. as you need them, through as small an
aperture as possible mix up with water to
the consistency OF cream, some pulverized
plaster /; fill up the shells trimming full +;
when they have hardened, If you choose to
peel them you will fed theta perfect; and if
you think your Brahmas viii be fastldlous
about color, little annattO mixed in will
render the illusion perfect.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18
GRABBING SHEEP.-Daily do we see shee

GRABBING SaEEP.-DaiIy do we see sheep
grabbed by the wool and hauled about. Will
people never learn better? Let some one take
them by the hair, and they would probably
learn lesson. Could they look under the
skin they would be surprised how much suf-
feriDg they Inficred-for the sheep is dumb,
and does not tell It's pain. Take by he neck,
any place but the hair. So 1t is where sheep
are hooked or thumped or knocked about.
They are tender, it must be rem embered-
more so than any other stock on the farm.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18

GOOD FOR YEARLING.-Mr. Frank Lyman
of Tunbridge, had yearl.ng heIfer, which
brought calf in February this year, that
weighed when three hours old, ninety-five
pounds.
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Nfw ASufftisfulfnts.
PATENT OFFICES.

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Their American and European Patent Agency is the
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The best COWS for milk are almost always
thiG-boned. especially the -leGs-snd tail. A
thin neck 10 another good point A quiet,
good nasured disposition u another excsllent
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18

A NEW NOPE OF Shooting HoRsEs.-A Paris
blacksmith has invented new system of shoe
ing horses. Instead Of the shoe being placed
frequently much too hot-on the boot, and
burning its own resting place, the outside of
the hoof is cut away round the foot to about
the depth of half inch this leaves a ledge
into which the stoe fits, and Is then flush with
the frog, which just touches The ground, Al
the whole foot rests on the ground instead OF
being raised as of old by the shoe. The yisl-
BILE advantages are that the foot Is little pared
and instead OF great heavy shoe the animal
Is shod In what are little less than racing
plates. The advantages claimed by the III
ventor are, that the horse never slips, that the
shoe allows the foos to expand naturally, az
that it lasts as long and is as cheap as the old
plan.
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Cholera DisarIned of its E'errors
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-18

Narrowing WHEAT.-It Is the custom with
many farmers 10 SOW clover or grass seed in
the spring upon their winter grain. Before
sowing the seed. if an ordinary barrow with
sharp teeth is run over the wheat or other
grain, the crop will be materially improved
by it, and the ground at the same time will
be put In a much better condition to receive
the clover seed than if sown without harrow
ing Some might apprehend injury to the
wheat, by giving it a thorough tearing with
The harrow. But select a time as early in
the spring as the ground is just dry enough to
work lively, and good narrowing will prove
as great benefit TO the crop as thorough
blowing or oultivating will to crop OF grow
ing corn. If you are afraid to make the e1-
pertinent on a hundred acres, try it on ten, OF
even one. and report to Us and the world the
result.
Whether grass seed is TO be sown or not, the
narrowing will pry many times the cost of the
operation. If the work should happen to be
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readily marked We have tried it and know
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(gOrt 5ipab Yferbebatn.)
Sad Spmcntpwn BON MOrsens Z
u6r Bis Mbenbs I l1tr fInbltA. Der Na4ts
Waggpn II ubr Mbenbs. sbfabrt BON SOats
SaYtraBe.