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New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

RESOLUTIONS IG0ElNG TO TEE ADMISSION OF
TENNESSEE DECIDED OUT OF CRDER.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

Tbt Bill to Patililtt Communication, &C., Assigned
JOT Friday
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

Debate On the Postal Appropriation Bill
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

No Modification Of the Test-0ath.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
FROM ALBANY.
The Gsovcruor's signature Appended 70 Certain
Imper,ans BiiIs-The Central Railroad Bill
AM ved.

spec!al Dispatch TO The ~ Y. Tribune
ALBANY, Monday. April % 1866
The Governor has to-day approved and signed the fol-
lowing bills of interest in the City of New-York:
To amend and enlarge the powers of the American In
sttutc of the City of NewYork in relation to Qusan-
tine the port OF NewYork and providing for the con-
siructon OF the permanent Quarantine establishment IN
relation summary proceedings to recover the possession
of land situated the Counties of NewYork and Kings
to incorporate the New-York Marine Associations TO
create the Metropolitan Fire Department Keller FUND 10
amend the act authorizing the Mayor Aldermen and CON-
monalty of the City Of NewYor TO widen Broadway ard
Bloomingdale Road between Fiflyseyenth and flfty-
nnth-sts in the City of NewYorki in relation to serving
of process in the District Courts in the City Of New York
To incorporate the Journcymen Blank-Bookbnders De-
nevoleni Union Of the City of New-York; to estabish
and incorporate tho Drew Seminary and Female College
i0'"' Albany Monday. April %. 1865.
BY direction Of the Governor his Private Secretary mas
indorsed upon Genital Railroad Fare bill the follow
ing The Governor directs TO forward TINS Dill 10 tne
Secretary Of State without his approval
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24

EitrO-GlyceTine to be Declared a COntratand
Article.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Gen. siekles Appointed Minister TO
the Hague.

MEETING OF TEE EECOrTRTcTlcN COMMITTEE
New-York tribune., 1866-04-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

FROM WASHINGTON.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
Gen. Sickles Appointed Minister TO
the Hague.
EgETISG OF TEE EEC0NsTRUcTlcN C0AKlITEE'
REPORT on The PACIFIC RAILROAD
QUESTION.
PROCEEDlNGS CT CONGRESS.
NitrVGlyCeTine to be Declared COntratand
Article
Tie Iill to Padlitlts Communication, st, Assigned
JOT Friday.
Debate Cn the Postal Appropriation Bill.
RESOLUTIONS IC0ElSG 10 TEE ADMISSION OF
TENNESSEE DECIDED OUT OF CBDER.
No Modification Of the Test-0ath,
1uAna nnrNn rnn nu0r ma Arn NRI 1 mn nrunn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

DnEss or GEEutx PEassNr wour~.
The dress q simoa-Qure peasant ronan
j. wOrth a description. First. the .kirt o.
u is generally Of dick woolen stuH. quilted
and gathered iuto a great many fue folds.
which extend The whole Ioneth and a., r,.-
tened a. she bottom. Tbs. skirt Is of.oaai
eircumi-rencc a. top and bottom. aaI. 81
vel made. wiu stand alone. Eaornoa.
bastles are eagerly soughi afer Oh ibe
Peasants- The waist D. very short. ending
three or iour inches below tLe sleeve. anI
j. staGcl .oai Oh al sidcs. ono; .at3 Geo
beautiful promontorics.D scrnetiul o.
prod gious size. ani over tbe shoail.r.
are raised up large wells. from which tf~
sleeves take iher drpar.urc dounuarl..
Ihcse. zoo. are often stuffed out o. a dia-
meter Of * or eight inches. Arou,I the
vast they irtqueuiiy wear a uise bres.,.
plate. made Of brass aid highiy o-uamert-
e. With tasdy chains OF ria--l ard color.
I'd stone,
Under us plate ticy cary a hsre wa,-L.
or q purse or hsndEercbief Around tis
meek is fastened a neckiace. cons,sf.-- 81
eight. ten twelve or more chains ras.iar i.
front Under large pisfc Of brass. orrs.
mcntcd a. above dcscrlel For beaa-
dress they vear those ttsf can aF,-.l h.. e
huge. black bear-skia cap. 18th brass or
nameut in tbs toP. or else ibe hsir b. gath
cred into q knot and pulled out into sort
q comicai fNiure that inrfnes baekuarI
a. a. angle 81 aboat a. degrees. and Del orr.
anentcd wiih vcy side. blark ribbons.
that hutier a. great length. The ls only
Tor SUNDAY. ho-ever; on other DAYS ihe
hesd - ted over wiih black o- coior,d
cloth. De eni' doriag in The rear a rhasi-
ly-iooking gar. A large number Of g.
males. q suGeient means. - barchcsdel.
even IN tbe hottest days
[Leuer from Manicb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

fNhE eli ofirinai i.s-ra.es Ars-ss stiu 49,
II sitss ~ grrat caaares al caisusifies thaf
49, - - ui-ea ci .Fr r'srrr oi go crunfrF
ihT hfsteo tssrsascN 90. ~ feftt..t
sh-rrs thr trrr.r a.it- f.rr .f fk.- 49, 80. -.
Dc - &C iasusn,~ Ages sfiH irsss 81 ). -
rraes ana ~iiaag aat narf 49, e. ssrsr he 90
c,-icr--r- 80 harafs thaa sv-r t--f..r--aal IN
ret--as ~1-hing 80 fl-s. L. 30 A-rrf.-f P-ar,ss.
aa hsfe tarm on ne aosi sh.s couu5srlcs of th.s
rerntrt-a 90 tAe FIRE in.araar. s.,s-....s. I'D.
tosrtsErral. -scrarrT so uossofN
VA -rHoStt. .frrs. HssrFosb. Msa
cHsrrs ant cav. of narrf..rd. go. -rsr-..
sratiaE niiilans q Capifal.
hsrr 49, ~ Arenfr ri az 1afrrss-is H.. +.
sst-. N.r.-uft aal ofhrr rrirahL Nuta.i ga.a-
p.ases col cen Fuf cu--tarsrrs tata th~ra 81 ~
rtsh.
fira-- csn ar -sni ta th- oH sfsat.
No. ?. Brick Row. Norway Village.
w. p GOODNOW
~ -. &c
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MEDICAL.

DR.. :. :. FITCH. A. ~. NJ. u.
Aushos 81 So I.-cture. %. ~ Fr,se.iisa .al
tsre "a fsil.eusry CoasszuTfira. Asthua. De-
$500 ~ the Heart. auf u,-ie uf rrs.erviug NJ. -
--t tsglsie Heath.-of 10 Brost~-y. y. \ ..
set - lfrrn1nf $780,. finsfon. Nsss.. 49, a.
C,l-sl "a ssery MONDAY sf 7tabRnanWAN
NV WORN. go ~ ~. p FREMONT IT ..
ho~ TOY. o. WEDNESDAY so rae ~
DAY. O~taher 81 80 al. asd errry cthsf
Moipe.t-s 49, Ihur-t.g .ref. a. oaa-uts
fiors Grs
uR. :. - FIrCH cu-e- ~ e..is-isr s---..-
ss.-An nratarhcs. Csrsrrs. see Thfoaf.
Cetes. Carzh, ~ hoon,ar C-uzh n .-rl.a- i---s.
1on-r'r.F,'aa. Aslhus. pt-r.-es 81 the Heat.
ntrrsrsit. Lit~r Cos1g issnis d..si C..ur.i.lat. .
te-'irenrs-. fiic-. irarl-s. Ornrtra fesnars.
f.trtaiais rfCuitsr ta 90 hrr -. >kiu D.
- hh+u.n trurftpns. Ftulr.frs ans li-esn Sl,sfs
ea the tscr. ~ scaas. a. hsrls. the his or ne
rfr~rns Ahrurllflsua. LrFstIa rIts. faIrrr af rhe
hsir q, hrunar. 0setirr. ~srn-d Ners. ~crnirl..
saa 81 tururliirs of 80 nla-st. Nervausr-ss
pees-s. -. Nitus' n.ucr. iaan ca.-. H. hesl
rsirfence girea.
ia. :. :. FIrCH'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN
b. rerioei rurt- 81 sr,ry fsuuts. ~ith r.ue,l.s.
iats'-.ntr. taaf rsch ulaf rrrcurr or rr-r.rr sd
suocrs ni's as'-isrsrrr. fo l.f.arik curs "a &c.
>arh as isneuulsi go. Lex Frser. Pieurse. a.
A. sao fa curs Cop. ptrthrI ~. ~cslst Fe-
So. Ne.si--. - sil- -. 7 yrhotf Frrsr Nho.r-
sd ugh. Gkolrra. Choisra No.. ChoLrrs
iafsaiuu. ntarrhnra fru-n Te~thlaz anI Hat
" raihef CT vru-r.-. Hurns. ~ea-~irs.c-s. Care
of tar hstr aat ierth. a. trsf To-fh p.vdes
snt a. hrst Hssr Dsr ever a-~is i.as. 81 iiar
so a. Cd rre=crre L.ir -sh he.hh o. %. u,asi
Frnrfa'.ir aEr.
lhe '' faui.g fhssacsaa' - ---i ~ u,aii. f-~
of -tn1r, ta ra1 a'trrs-. thr rrrrirf ,f "a tr-
81, See oras iiirccf an 'rffrrs g. ea.a hsfro- 90
tsr.As ta = Irrutsat a.. B..ina ua.s eve
: go. Toss. trunfF aat fo.t Ofcr.
nuc.t o. Or :. :. FITCH.
- Irrru-snf a. Ret a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

The present season the crop Of fruit. fze
from al expense q harvesting and market
ing. has yielded the sun OF seven hundrvd
dollars. This Is an item in the way q en-
courageruent 90 Young fsrners. and even
farmers bows. 70 % soncihing every yca-
in aid 81 The fruit crcP. a. the re~sri i
sure % corne Nth its ioyou. welcome and
satisfactions rKcnnehec Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30
Wintsring Farm Horses.

S-.-~s f-r-.&rs treai tAosr horses an win
ter much As they do their saffcning cattle
and sheep; they give them abundant feed.
and but httle exercise. keen them in a
warn and dinly lighted stable. and II thcy
DO bot gro- fsi. -ith their cattle and sheep
they deem Il oouv1ncing proof that The
proper course has been pursued. Nov
horses m good working condiiion. Al least.
sbOaid Al~ays be seen on the premises Of =
good farmer. but III. grsfitnde toward.
these faithful servant. should no, induce
him. a. any time q The wear % stsn feed
them The hatcher wants thick meat aud
plenty Of talio~ IN the cattle and sheep.
but the plovuan LOOKS for strong muscle.
spirit ana endurance in hi- team. The
food and care Of the ,Iiffercnt animals should
be consisten; Nth the ultimate purpose they
arc 70 serve. Pa; horse. thai have been
winiered mostly in the stable. Without nucb
exercise. are not O. for hard service ~ the
opening oftbe working season in The spring.
and a prolific source Of diseaes l. the hard
work they are Frequently compelled 10 20
when they are rot IN proper condition.
The Ordinary water business Oft the farm
e. does not cal for nuch exercise Of h.
team. and i be have several m ost az then
may be entirely idle. Ia such eases Il isan
excellent plan to have yard for their e.-
pecial benefit. vel Uttered and safe. and
let them have Access % it several boar
each day. The horses should D. unshod.
snd II anv arr vicious they nav be turned
loose AZ different hours from The others.
The horses vii show ~ their piayfal a.
tons how much they enjoy tbs temporary
relief from ths stall Another very impar-
tant thing. often neglected by iarunsrs. IS
the grooming OF their teams IN the sam
mer time he horse. by rolling in sbe pas-
ture, . certain extent cir.ns himself. be-
sides The rams have some cFrct. But in fhe
stable b. relies On the care cr rs master.
and the keen cnjoyncnt the currv-cornb
and brush evidently give him. shouM De-
ample reward ior tbc labor A we'll Erbi-
81 stable. thoroughly ventilated ", free
from eurronts Of air. should also - prosi-
ded. In regard % IRE feed q horsrs mos,
farmers. nc tiink. wil arrcc % tLe pro-
position that Il Is ai~ays good economy %
grind or mash al kinds Of grain before
feeding. IL Is vel established that CO.;
straw. cornstalks or Other coarse fodder f-l
with some gaam . cheaper han % winter
the h3rses wholly on hsy. Without stop
ping 20 ASSOC reasons We think they also
come cut IN spring IN better condition than
when FED on hay alone Good Wheat cr
o., straw fed With bran sircnstbened VIII
corn neal has been found excellent. Wheu-
the weather j. not too cold 70 Is preferable
10 dAmPen The cut hay or straw and sprin-
kle the meal on a.
The wintering Of horses should be-in
wHh the 6fsi approach OF cold autumn
nights. A work horse should not Be leit
IN The pasture except IN The 3sy time. E1-
Possre % q single autumn storm might
cause damage enough % the fa-mcr's teams
70 have paid for years Of timely care.
Rural Ne- Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30
VIM ELAND-
ENRN A~i' FRTIT LANDS. d,


Il aad h--httui c'iraic. rt.rtr uits r.sfk n
infltrirhln. o. Lai'rue,f. OF ~. I~r-rs r.r ftr
sr-r BE- ~ h.tiiais 10 B.tiuors NJ
TIE s'.il 10 rirh I'D r-ui-rf.rr. sarvirr rr,su a
cas- fn sancF ia.sru. satlaiir So ~ bat. ffrs.s
Core. Z etaccn. fruis. sd vsgrtah.,s. Ia.. l.
rrsaf r 80 oessfrs ftsr tnnlred Nt,~sar.fs
an.. Nrrharl.s have ls~. plrfl aal ~ esr~rrr-fll
ifun srnvr-s- Grarrs. Frsrhrs. p~sfs. A..
Ir.uor irlrrrur~ nrutlfs- Nlnrlsrf 81 'r~as 900
I. CO uo-i i--nfiiui 1is-rs ia th- Ir.rrt ~fafr-
u r rrifrr terrtfory. cnusistirl 60 hry s4uarr
ulrs li ant, 10 has raf rrrn FrrFral rfsfern 81
'rp-us rulrnts- Ihe iaai aaIs soh g. arf ca q
s-tirrr ~.fh nrrTi-iaa 80 r...i.r ad.rau1-rf TIE
r'arr. on aocnr-ui al 10 rrraf i-aufY. ~rsI 20
ufhrr &C larfarrs. 49, t<rnrrr "a rsr1-r ri --ls
r. fasfr- a. bas iarrrsssd ftr thcus.ns psrr-
viftln fhr na-t ftrrr srass. Caurrhrs ~tarrs.
>rteaIs ara.irru.es = cr-fr-s q arf nri trarrrrr
aai afarr rHfr--ars of r~f rrusef ant rrtu.r harr
bra 'atrntuc~i- Hantr-ris of r~-rr go oaa-
slarrlf seffing lir.sirr.is al 49, h.rs~s ar~ &c.
80 aaf u1~ard.. S25 - acfs. Fvr aat go
rrrr 90 h,far- i.fs &C. 49,
fruifs SO NrErf-i.i-s rr-su salis.r tn 49, De-
&c., taaa in SO ottrr irraifv uarth 81 - ga
Na- irrrorrf Pieces So s-
oprrln1s b. 20 iiafs 81 tri.. -~ss. I--.i..r
arts. Nsnutrrfor 81. Fsua.tries. store ar.f a.
aAef ant ~trarn fe-rr. $50 r0...l. go o. rrurrf
af n-r-la- ~ o. .rssrr lil. -frtrrs. a h-anh-
o.. e.aas'r, aaf a. goo esd. ia caanffs i-aaii.
in.s lar .Frt. si-raa.. .r1 ia fru-fs eos rassss.
90 aH et.er uac-i arlr.r-~. iu tls hesri 81 sss-
.lallan f is sorthr rI west
Letters an-s~- -. aaf fhr Ninrhnl Real a.
fFrf glFfuE tuN futara.aff.sa. eel r1afaintrr 90
800 a -. kai'i.-ua. -eai 81 srp..oaal.-
Atirrss thAS h Lands. y -ella.. A. o..
i-an-is Iruushin. Nse gcr.r
f-r- hT-rf ~ SEE. 49,. $1,000
tafr -f 80 Ir.tuas st d H 80 re- 49, -
sssifs frrllr fra0fs. ar.sf I-r-l --s...a --4
'lf,lF r.-..-f-- rissr-rf far--sr ftrr e. E-.s
81 t.is ''as 81 a. W.-ir- Pr.rsss."
-
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p . r T l. a ~ d.
Deering, Milliken&Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
81 Commercial Street.

prrrfrs. NftLtEts s. co.. 10 o.. au.,aa-s
ta ftrrl irrrr.s arl ~ fraar fAaf fhrs Ave o.
Culrr ras-al atars stsrr 90 te.aarrrsrI srrrrr .
au4 ESQ e.- NrrE.arra ta slas 81 farar 80 itas
af pry Ge.ls. ss uer~ rter afrr-E la fh.s rirs.
lhrs ersira ta kerp sr~sa isrgsT sierk ttas hrre
tnt.rr.
~ rfsr ell - SPARE fa r.--f th~ casts a.
10 trtt~ so ta a~s~rsr. rrfata anf skfraf fhrrr
raa1rrraa.. lHrrlssers go assuFrf Itaf
oea-fr saal esisi 60 gees t-ps.f this rify g.
o.. d.asts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

PLsSr OECHsEus. Dr Merrill a Al.
Eusis. -hsn q boy on BIS father farm b.
Parsonfsid. often interested himself IN
planting sppis seeds about he granite
bouldcrs scattered sbout The farm and. a.
fhs trees becanc Of Suitable sire, be sriov.
90 hiuseh 90 q fs- DAYS ssefy spring. IN
grating den uiih ehoioe fruit scions. Oh
tanned Of ths ncighbors and elsewhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30
The Crealean.e Gilman mI.crr

J-sf P-i..,i-s .. 70 S,si.l E-r.irr. P-i-s = 90.
LEcrrrras rHF Nsrrss .TErsrsEsr.
al Ha.srsi t,sr- I'll ~raafasl Mrsi urss Eel ~r-r-
ulafarrhra. rairorl o. ~c.- 49, lrrntaalart
Eanis.isus. i.aref-urr Nsrtuas nr..irfs. anf i-.-
f-i.-rrnrs fn rasfrtarr ErarfaI.r. trrsrrsrr 80
trtrlsr. ca l.rs. Wratai col Paul iasr.r.s
rre. A. o. EnHr CfLNFkW VEIL. n.
A.. surtrr ri ~ -trrra "a" A..
n snFit rra.-rrI aaftar. fu tnls a.'urlrah I.
rfurr. rsar.f Erarrs fro- o. Csc al. lrrsre
$50 ne a-ia' esas-sIrarrs ef SIS 49, a,1s D.
rarrtus.F rcuraFrd $780, uaeta-aar ED -raruf
raa-rrl1s srlgt-sI rrsrrat..srs. t-a.rrs. la-ffr-
rlfals, rage .r rar.aa.s. aa-rilrg eaf r.a..r a
carv al aa-e osrra.n 500 serrtasI. ~ -hrrh ssery
sue-rrr. rlsffrr So - rnt.fuar rlar - rrar
curr hir-sr.I ra~spf. rstsatsF. aef rstfralif
Iau Lertarr 49, rr1se bssr ra fhat.arts a
thaaraasis.
-eul uoier s-a'. on rissa earriar-, FL $50 Sc
Dies. aa rfcr.rf 81 "a cru-s. of TO ro-tsr-
sfauarrs, tg at .r~ssiur 49, r.athshrrs.
GWA-.J q. Mine A 60.
i21 loarrs. Ne 90. Pee ol.rr ras tt-e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30

lrrn'vrn F,rusG Iur1rsrvr. I'll.
Ne~ Tors Esen.ng Po.t. r,ua-si.r .- tt.
great improsc-srt recently made 4. farm
ing Implement -nt ua-b.n-rv. give. .,-,.
ohservations male ia ths ws.t f,. -, 20
illustrHfion. a corn Geld esr,s.-.o- ,..
hsndrvd and siziy acres sas pio-es. -f.-,.
81 and cultivated sltbolf sahi,eiisr a..
farmer TO thc roabis Of going on f,ot a.
Al. The grolal as prepared By Gle ED,
oi rotary spadcr on uhich che opcrator
rode vas planted by a to. horse maebinr.
ihe driver seated upon boz ~bea hoeiar
huc came clliivator performed fhe 8per-
siion sifhout involving ul- necessity e
Pcicstrian exercise. Wh,r tte corn is rin.
ii - csi and lad iu ross ty q tro-horse
maohine-thus completing ths cycle Of IA
chine corn-raising. Ca fhc farm IL -h.cb
this corn field iormed part there .ss
teld Of timothy comprising seven hundreI
tcrrs. lt 10 fhe Improved farm rlarfi-r-s
Ealch has rendered sub extensive frrr,r.
oPeration, possible aad probable a. Ia :
ssulc tine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-30
Thorough Cultivation.

Hsre are some iscts stated by Dr. Noek-
er IN lecture on the Atmosphere nutrition
% plaa;s before the ROYAL Agricultural -
oieiy. a. 10 ihe Importance % rrafinr anI
pui,erizing heavv soils. IN this point 81
ries- Bat ore of the dificuiiies met IN
their cultivation j. that % psrforuaing IL
exactly a; she right tine. n ciayey iani j.
pio~ed Wien too -sf. Il j. next % impossi-
bic % reduce il 90 good order ~ after
treatmcn' and Il 200 dry. j; Is 81 exceed
inc'y laborious task 70 % .ny-hinr WITH 20
a. al The necessity Of constant vafchfai-
ness on the par Of the fs-ner j. never
greater thar IN The exercise % due iuie.
meut A. % the tiaic. a. eel a. Of sufficient
diligence IN % amount. Of m culture b.
gives hi. land
o. i.et us briefly state some - The sdvsn-
tases o. thorough cultivation. Itinvolvcs &:
n chrmirai puiverixafion of thc
son. giving heti,r seed-bej. an making
ihe PARTICLES more accessible % The sctiou
q ,he roots.
.. Better drainage. The sol beng moist
AMI mellow who're it wouid Otherwise be
baked and harI
8. The c'-oPcration q the atmosphere
ia fsrfhcr dccorupo.inr the coul-ainatci
particles o. SOL. and setting free thc mineral
slcmcnis oi the cro-isr plant.
4. The Absorption from tie atmosphere
Of a vrcater Por'ioa Of is anrsouia and
earbonie Acii Or she direct nosrishraent o.
vegetable iiie.
.. The increasrd eject q manu-rs.
from thcir more conplete intcruaixturc and
Coz sequentlv more Tsr.ect action.
6 The cleansing Of The lands from
weeds. Which nor Only abstract thc uour-
ishmeut due 20 The growing crop. bot also
generate SUCCESSORS. ooutinualiy multiplying
thcmseivc- from year % year.
z. TIE better condition q = feH f,-
machine WORK ii daiis the kni,e. Of reap
cr or a mover. AMI leads o. frequent h-esk-
ases. 90 cut through the ciods on Ire rouch-
D. seeded feId
7; sboald not BE- FORGOTTEN low cHcie,t
A. agent IN iLe paircrization q a heavy
soil . ihr alternate f-eerinr ar ths-ir- Of
~n'er- ~ aufumn piouinc Co eject thi..
u'orc car De- accompE.hei than bv rn.ch
iahor othervise applied. Unlcrlraiuin-
also conffib bates greatly o. the sane end.
Ard While mueh that has been sail above
aqI.ic- espcc'ai's % Lcavy lands. 70 must
not be- iorgoiicn that % Las a wider hear
ing SANDY loans. r say. Robert Ru.-
ST o. src bcnsGtied more than anv Other
ciass % soi,s by ti.,agc. which incrrs.es
Their absorbing P0~e-s. Tacs- quaiiiics
o. them especially iot turuiP hushaadry.
= also in Ancrica the sandy loans are
vel suited ior mare and 20 cuiture IN
summer. Deep cultivation. more esr.crial-
ly in Try climates, j. most important
means o. increasing thc reteniive and al
sorhcni qualities Of Eshf soils. The be-e-
r. of Cultivation arc Apparent f-ou the fact
tlai grasses ou sandy loans ere liable 20 d,
sco-rh~d By 80 droufhs of sumner % a
greater degree than TIE tsruip. 30 eel
drilled SELL Mass Piourhman.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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N''p-'-iufrf.. - Bruai~.s. BOSTON
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4 WoED 10 FsEvrrs. Mr Re-ri Tr..
Of Auburn. Las raised. tbc late .e..o-
about eighty bushels OF corn % al a-rc.
irom oalo seed. ard bis experience q, o.
slc-ess.ai AZ 90 sivc rcasou 90 believe tlst
Name voull Cod ii os advautaec O., rlsrt
similar seed. one feil "a, planted b, si-
p Msy 5tl. ard another June it. Es-b
i'il rpcncd fl..y ar Gle p-oalct 90 tie
tr'i planted groaal is nov t-r era.-b f.-
i-c mii.rr. The oa-n b. ,r-. r-,f,s-
gross an large ears. o. .t..s. i..-.- r...-
aud nl Toe kcrnel ,arsak. wh-- A.,
someihing Akc common sreet corn. h.t ~.
mesi naae oi &c b. saii Co BE- excellent Tor
food and fodder.
De- most iaporiant gam ia raising ihis
corn. hoEeFcr. 10 ile yalue oftte .taIk for
Feeding Parposcs. ifis rich .r sweet ,.,.-..
and vegetable FIBRE. and ST.. Fas. s,s,.. d.
A. vaiaab.e for atterinr b,eve. A. cor. 4.
srf He has himself lueueI cattle up,-
% ufl Astounding readiness. To qs.te
e'.deai that 81 Ono seed vii ssoc-es q.
81 e'cy wear .a Name. a. b. seems fo
have sarc-cded COS year. fhis S,,,e would
To- vastly ihe gamer By a..asr. weuaE
th-' matter b.. a. least sortd ils tr,al I'd
or iarmers [Lewi.t1. Joarnai
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Al the arts aod sereaccs rersairisg 60 hte, $40
eio-~is liuked tsg-fher. 80 arv iufiu..te's cns-
$4,000 80 Aclcaitsre--acN
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4 FFhENricr WANTED. q. ,-.. .,.T Tai
y .rr's frstr. 49,. FL.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-06

3 This delightful toile tarstcIe mas no equal
for Preserving and Beautifylng the Com
plexion and Skin.
Sold by druggists ever where.
Depot, "a Fulton street, ". Y. mars bm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-06
No. ID Second Street.

Between Main and Sycamore, and received
q large addition to his stock of ware, so
that ne now has the largest and best select
ed stock in the city of
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nature, there being no departures. while
the arrivals were few in number
Manifest OF Steamer Phantom from
CairO-Kappler & SchnackenbeTg, II bbls.
whisky, Dbls. vinegar; Aibak er & Caden,
wool; Brown, DunkerSon & Co., Is hogs
heads tobacco; E. j Van Ripper, hogs
heads tobacco; Geo. L. Dixon. 3 bags rags;
Wells, Kellogg d Co., pkge mdse; Fred.
Kroener, lot empty beer kegs; Cook & Rice,
lot empty beer kegs; Wing, Fahnly q Co,
lot ale boxes; Wilhelmi & Weber, lot ale
boxes; Steamer TaraScon. boxes mdse.