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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-02

The Croton National Bank was closed this
morning by Government examiners for not
redeeming its circulating notes in lawful mon
ey on demand. The capital was $500 900, a
part of which appears to have been lost. The
circulation OF SiSo,OoO is, of course, secured. 1t
is thought the depositors will all be paid even
tually.
Rya collision on the Morris and Essex Rail-
road yesterday, the cars were badly smashed,
and q brakesman, name unknown, killed
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Picked un Adrift,

A SOU ARE sterned row boat, ten feet long, paint
N ed black, The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying charges, by calling on
oc1d3ts p. McKENNY, Ferry Village.
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sY BURGESS n co.


New Houses and Land at ALctiOn
Il WEDNESDAY, October 2J, at o'clock 7. N 4
,,J On the premises, Nos. % anu % Smith Street
e"d lev nouses, containing twelve EACH wat
se h one OF the best springs in the city, the prem
fIvc ,nins, eshaole on account 81 loca ion ~Only
ney arc suitable for boarding houses private
E;,.ad ~ OF tenement houses, renting for $780,
sale m & s pHTp nllue known Ut
September 25 did DOhuESS, Auct.
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Groceries at auctior

nN WEUNESD Y, October q / shan sell At oc-
" nee an assortment Of Groceries, Consisting Of
Tea, Tobacco, Z lgars Mustaid, Rasins soap SaleT-
atus Cream Tartar, SPICES, Cone. Ciotbes pins
Stove, Shoe and Scrubbng Brushes, Figs Paper and
Envelopes, &c, &c.
Also a small stock of Ready Made Clothing.
lS6= Sale at 1O{ O'Clock A. NJ. 10 accommodate Gre
GERS. f. y. BAILEY, Auct
Oct 1 did
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From Havana by Gable.

HAVANA, Sept. IS.
The sunken Spanish bark Lequieto has been
raised.
Sailed to-day, steamship Eagle, New York,
and Stars and Stripes for Philadelphia.
The weather here at present is decidedly
stormy and unpleasant. ,-i,u
HAVANA, Sept. 80.
The Spanish steamer Caletcna has arrived
from Macao with a party Of coolies on board.
She was 81 days on the passage She has been
quarantined at Marel.
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Cincinnati M arItets.

CINCINNATI, Oct l. u
Flour advancing and in good demand; family II %
q II So Wheat scarce farmers not selling; the i'm
possibility of getting in the fall crop and the drouth
have made prices higher; sales at As for No. 2, and
90 for No l. Whiskey dull for bonded, but 10 good
demand for free on private terms. mess Pork I'M
changed; sales at "a 90. Bacon in better demand
and holders hrmer; sales 10000 TBS; shou ders l2c;
sides in demand sales at 1Cc clear rib at l7c Lard
frmer and quiet at l33c
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-02

BOUT 800 feet of the lower end of Custom House
N Wharf, and the Warehouses and Offices there
ON, now occupied by Thomas Ascencio & Co En-
quire of LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
sept11tf Il d tuu 139 Commercial Street &
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Aiming the Maryland MiIi,in.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 80.
General Grant having refused to issue artill-
cry to the Maryland militia on Gov. Swann's
demand, Gov. Swami has purchased batteries
of II pound Napoleon brass guns for the ar
tillery companies in this city. The guns have
been assigned to three companies, the COM
manders of which were all in the rebel army.
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House and I and at Anct,o.

ON THURSDAY, Oct3d, at 8 O'Clock p Nj T shou
" self the new two story house on corner Of Pearl
and Kennebec st rect. Said house is finished tbrono
out rooms, good cellar, brick cistern &c. Lot 39i
BY IS feet. This property is finely located and very
desirable occupancy. Terms easy. Sale positive
sep27dtd +. o. BAILEY, Auct'r.
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TrOtting Horse for Sale.
q The well known Troitng Horse ''SAR-
I'm DINE" is for sale at j. w. Robinsons
~ livery Stable, South Street He was
S4AA1d riv N last tall by F0ser Palmer one-hali
mile In 1.22. By David Aver, ESQ, last summer,
in a common wagon, mile in 2.52. He is an easy
troter under the saddle, kind in all harness. afraid
of nothing, and stands without hitclIing. He is
bright bay stands 10 "a hands high, and weighs logo
pounds.
For terms, &C., apply to j. W. Robinson or +. N.
Jordan, clerk with Mathews IL Thomas. He is
sold for no fault the owner being about to leave the
city. scptidtt
fNHE Mckay. Sewing Machine, the only
Il machine III existence by which sewed Loot or
shoe can be made. Adapted to all kinds styles and
sizes OF boots and Shoes 200 pairs can be made with
ease by one man. with one machine, in ten hours.
These shoes axe precedence of all Others in the
ket, and are made substantially at the cost of peg
ging. In use by al tie leading manufacturers. Ma
chimes, with competent men to set them in opera
ton, furnished at one days notice. For particulars
OF license apply to GORDON MCKAY, Agent, Bath
street, Boston, Mass. Apl Is. ,i6m
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VI, n,o..., r. 1r,-. TORONTO, Oct /.
g. W. mason Sse OF Virginia the rebel envoy to
said he will remain some time. ~ Is
The firm of Buchanan, Hope, and Co. sns-
pended payment yesterday.
OTTAWA, Oct. l.
1t is officially announced that Parliament
will meet Nov 9th
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TIL Il MI A R X e II 8
Financial.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1--6 P. M.
Money fairly active at per cent. Gold closed al
1889 Foreign Exchange dull and lower. Govern
ment securities closed steady, Stocks all closed high
Ell, the highest figure of the day being reached
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Two Houses and 20 Valuable House
LOIS i'm WestbrOOk mt Auction.

LUIS M W USCDfOOk NJ AWctlOm,
I'm FRIDAY, October 4th at o'clock p NJ
" shall sell valuable and a half story house
and barn on Stevens aims Said house is finished
throughout, eight rooms, good cellar, good wal
Lot contains about one half acre OF splendid garden
land ON which is ii teen fruit trees in bearing con-
dilion Strawberry Ded Currants, GoOseberries, &C..
in abundance. Horse cars run past the door.
Also, new one and half story house, has five
finished and four unfinished rooms. The lot con-
tains about 0ne-haif an acre, ON which is several
young apple trees, large Strawberry bed with up
wards OF thousand plants. Is pleasantly situated
within four minutes walk of the horse ears.
Immediately after the sale OF the above property
will be sold about twenty-five valuable house lots
the continuation of Pleasant Street, The line OF
the Horse Railroad and the best situated lots In the
vicinity of Portland.
This sale offers splendid opportunity to parties to
provide themselves with superior house lot. The
land is good the best for garden fruit trees
Terms will be easy, and superior advantages offered
to parties wishing to build.
For railroad tickets or particulars, apply TO
oct2 I'd F. o. BAILEY, Auct.
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AUCTSUE SALES.
Huildiha MATERIALS Mt auction.

1 ", WEDNESDAY, October I'd, at IL O'Clock
ISnd "a, &c the corner OF New Pearl Street aud shs
c;ran1a cnue, shall sell loo of Stone, Lumber,
ionr toe, ts anu sills, thirty-six Window Frames,
hp'L I,d three inches by two feet nine inches for
"ric NDuildings, &c. Sale Posiiive
september &C. did aF' o. BAItE Ely, Auct
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(By Western Union Telegraph, Branch office).
C0mmerciaI-..Per Gable.

,o,r,ee LONDON, Sept. 80.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The following are the
current quotations for American securities: United
States 520s at2a; Illinois Central shares TIA Erie
Railroad shares AZ.
Ea ltf FRANKFORT Sept. 80, (
United States bonds are quoted at 75s ~ +
20 LIVERPOOL, Sept. so.
Cotton firmer; sales $1,000 bales; Middng uplands
at
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raw lihisa M MahhsiA,

NBw 0EtfANs, Oct. 4.
acknowledging; sales 200 bales; Low Middling
at isle receipts 1880 bales exports o6 bales sugar
nSm;na,iv Unchanged. iMolasses-Cuba is quoted at
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L. A ID I Il 3

Who have cold hanas and feet; weak stomachs, lam-
and weak hacks; nervous and sick headache; dizEi-
ness and swimming in the head, with indigestion aud
constipation of the bowels pain in the side and back
leueorrhea, Tor whesl; falling of the womb with in,
ternal eancers tumors, polypus, and all that long
train OF diseases Will lind in Electricity meaus
OF cure. For painful menstruation, too p.oluse
menstruation and all OF those long in.e Of troubles
with Young ladies' Electricity is certain specific,
and WILL in short time, restore the safierer to the
AZ oal
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NASHVILLE, Oct. 1.
There was slight frost here this morning
The new Mayor and City Council were in
stalled into office to-day.
S. Taber was elected President of the Board
of Aldermen, and A. b. Shark President of the
Council,
Judge w. NJ Brien administered the oath
of office.
Chancellor Harrison has made no response
to the petition of the city authorities for an in
Injunction
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To Let.
To LET.

MYTH Board, one pleasant front chamber suita-
wv BILE tor gentleman and WIFE, at No 4, Locust
St.. Also room for one single gentleman NH
September 26, 1857. d1w* F1fET1ltt -'lltt
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TEETH. TEETH rgErH!

DR.. ID. still continues to Extract Teeth by ELEo-
TRICKY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having decay ed
teeth stUmps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation to call. =
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines for ga
'or family use, with thorough instructions.
DR.. ID. can accommodate few patients with board
snd treatment at his house.
ONCE hours from o'clock A. N. to 10 81. from
to p. NJ, and to 8 In the evening.
Consultation freq. nnv1fi
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-10-02
Mortgages Sale of Horses, Car
riages, &c, at Auction.

ON THURSDAY, October 81, at II o'clock A. NJ,
~ will be sold, in front OF Old City Hall,
Good Horses, t
2 Top Bugges
Goddard Buggy,
Open Buggy.
Second Hand Harnesses,
Robes. -rfsr-r. 'rrr.r.
oct2 did FeO RATTEV Auct
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CITY MilIs .-Deering Hridoc

Is Offered tor sale very favorable terms II is in
prime running order, and It's situation for business
i unsurpassed as business stand for sale OF Grain
&c, asue from inc business OF Grinding; which
EDW, II, BURGIN.
september 80. DIV No 100 Commercial st.
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Coat, Pant and Vest Makers
WANTED, for Custom Work. The highest prices
w paid to frst-class hands. boy to learn the
trade wanted, at A. u. REEVES,
Aug29- d4w &c Free Street.
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To Let.

A n Office with two rooms over the store No s.
ACommercial ST, opposite the Thomas Block
Inquire of ELBRIDGE GERRY,
Or Messrs. Coolidge on the premises sep2idtt
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Principal portion of the Main Stem Line
between the Two Oceans.

Its line extends from Sacramento, on the tidal
waters OF the Pacific eastward the richest and
most populous parts of California, Nevada and Utah,
contiguous to all the great Mining Regions Of the Far
building east of the Rocky Mountains. About 100
miles are now built, equipped and in running opera
ton to the summit of the Sierra Nevada. Within
few Us IS miles, now graded, will be added, and
the track carried entirely across the mountains to
point in the Great Salt Lake Valley, whence further
progress viii be easy and rapid. Iron, materials and
equipment ready at hand for 800 miles of road,
and 10, 900 men are employed in the construction.
The local business upon accomplished portion sur
passes all previous estimate. The figures Tor the
quarter ending August 81 are as followsin GOLD: =
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Massachuscns Democratic state COnven.
fiOu.
WORCRaTFR. Oct.

The Massachusetts, Democratic State Con-
venton met here to-day, and was presided over
by II. G. Par -er, of Cambridge.
Jo9n Quincy Adams, of Quincy, was nomi-
mated as candidate for Governor on the first
formal ballot, as follows: Whole number of
votes 745; Adams had 465, Thomas FL. Sweetsir
OF OF Lowell 70; Scattering, a. George NJ.
otearns: OF Ohicopee, was nominated for Lieu
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ys>IrE Necuc Gnn Came A splendid dmUsemcnt.
| The small Board for Children, the large Tor La
dies. W. ID. hoD 10 EseI'ss.
july26eodsm "HNo"'"ses''
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Cook Wanted.

A FIRST rate Cook will find good and pleasant
n situation by applying Immediately at No. II
State Street. August %, 1867.
Aug2S diff I'LL
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Wanted.

M ALE and Female. Extraordinary inducement
wi Inquire of LA
September so. diff A. NJ Nc KENNEY.
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ITO purchase in the vicinity of Portland, good
l two story house, containing not lesss than ten
rooms; stable, carriage house, together with from
five to twenty acres OF good land. Must be some
Railroad line.
Apply at the Counting Room of the DAILY
PRESS. sep20dtf
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Principal and Interest payable in Gold
Coin, in New York city. They are in sums Of 81
900 each, with semi-annual gold coupons attached,
and arc selling for the present at % per cent and
accrued interest from July LIST added in currency at
which rate they yield nearly
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Copartnerslhip.

TIME Subscribers have this day entered into Co.
l. partnership under the firm name OF A Foster &
Co., for the purpose ofcarrying the Dyeing bust
ness The business will be conducted by the firm
ABEL FOSTER,
THOMAS FORSYTH.
Portland, September 5, 1861 sept Il. d3w*
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
fT1HE firm of Gahbert s. Keazer is this day dis
L solved by mutual consent, James Keazer Sc l.
ing his interest to G AUBERT e CHASE. The at
fairs of the late firm will be settled by either part
j. ii. GAUBERT,
sep12d1m JAS. KEAZEK.
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FLOUR Barrels Wanted

VHTE will pay so cents each for nrst class Flour
w Barrels suitable for sugar.
81 .is4 p. E LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
nOv13dtt 139 Commercial street.
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kazOrS, RazOrs!
RUY one of Wade Il Butchers or Wostenholm
~ RaZors every one war; anted. For sale by
4s.. r. CHAS. DAY, JR., & CO.,
ocfdiw o. Exchange st.
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DoSoOtW0VOtV CVPU5 O7toTo7ttP
THE partnership heretofore existing between the
i subscribers under the firm name or Clark and
Chase is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All parties having demands against the firm are
requested to present them Tor payment and all owing
the firm requested 10 make mmed iate settlement
at No. 70 Commercial street, Thomas block.
WILLIAM M. CLARK,
WARREN p. CHASE.
Portland Sent, u, 1861 Inns i4 -.
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Prosecution @20 90
Loose. ..18 90 @20 90
Straw. =. IA 90 @15 90
H;I4c r~I Glr;-c
Tobacco
Portland Dry Goods Market.

Corrected by Messrs WooDMAN, TRUE C
COTTON CAons.
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Seizure of Goods.
Portland, Sept. 70, 1867. diawsw
For Sale or to Let.

SIM Of Money. The finder shall be suitably re-
a warded by leaving 1t with Benz Fogg, corner OF
Fore and Exchange streets.
Portland, Sept q, 1861. Sept 2s diff
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& A GENTS WANTED-$1O to $50 day, to intro
~ duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE Price $50. II uses two threads
priced machines make the Chain Stitch Exclusive
territory given. Send for Circular. w. q. WILSON
g. Co., Manufacturers, CLEVELAND, Ohio. au13i3m
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r. sGAs ss. 200 NJ. imporied ana domestic Cigar
+ uI3Itt JTs fore Street
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COpNrtnership Notice.

TIME undersigned have this day formed a copart-
nership urder the firm name of
DOnnell, Greedy 81 Butler,
And taken the store No 81 Commercial ST., corner
of Franklin and Commercial, where they will con-
tinue the business rs
Commission Merchants.
And Wholesale Dealers in GRO ERIES FLOUR
PORK, LARD, FISH, &c.
j. B. DONNELL,
t i sHInH 4 JUSTUS GREEDY,
A. BUTLER.
Portland, Aug. 1, 1867. au3eodtf
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M ITH )ARD, large pleasant rooms suitable
wv for gentleman and wife, at % Free st. sep2ldt
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stiel To Let. siAA lH@
THE Second Third and Fourth Stories in Smiths
i New Block, No. SO Union st. A desirable location
for Jobbing Manufacturing purposes. viii be leas
ed entire or separate. Al ply to
A9 A.CUSHMAN & co.
iuiy25dtf No. "a Union Street.
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Flour Barrels Wanted !

I'M and after January ID, 1867, shall resume
~ the purchase of Flour Brs. for CASH, at the
Office OF the
Portland Sugar Co..
211-2 DanfOrth ST..
IcaLol.a d RpONN 4, SONS
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By LET.
10 Let.

rIsHE second and thr stories of the store in the
. il new Block on the corner OF Middle and Church
streets. These rooms contain about seven thousand
square ct and we'll lighted and adapted for whole
sale store. They will be ready for occupancy the
fis. of November. Apply to
ALLEN HAINES
Or SHEPHERD s. CO., Exchange st. oc1dtt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-26
Rules for Cow Management.

Cows should run dry ak weeks be-
fore calving; If MIXED closely toward
calving,s the calves will be poorer.
A COW newly come in should not
drink cold water in Geld weather, but
moderately warm slop. Calves, in
tended for raising, should be taken
from the COW withina few days, and
they will be les | able to suck when
they are old. Feedsthem first on new
mix for awhile. then skim milk, tax
ing care that all the changes are
gradual, by adding only a portion at
first. #ies4 faAtiAh
Hearty eaters are desirable for
COWS, and may usually be selected
while calves. "A dainty calf will be a
dainty cow. TO- PCT
Heifers dried up too early after
same tune IN aTrer yeafs-tnerefore.
be careful to. milk closely the first
year. until about six weeks before
calving. =
Spring cows should come in while
they are yet fed on hay, aud before
they are turned to grass, which will
be more likely to prevent caked bag
aud milk fever. a 3.
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! Grinding Tools.

81 More than, half the wear aud tear,
and Bother Of dull tools.
comes from a lack of propeFknow-
ledge and practice in grinding All
steel, however highly refined is COM
posed of individual fbres laid length
wise in the bar, held firmly together
by cohesion, aud in almost all farm
Implements of the cutting kind the
Steel portion whicis forms the edge,
1T from assertion of a bar, laid In and
welded to the iron longitudinally; so
that it is the side of the bundle Of
rcsahammered and ground down,
that forms the edge. Hence, by hold
ing on the grindstone all e~dge-tooIs,
as axes, drawing knives, knives of
reapers. scythes, halves Of straE-cut-
tiers, etc, in suchaia manner that the
action scfthe stone is at right angles
with the. plane of the ,edgemare in
-piaincr words, by holding the edre Of
che tools square across Che stone the
.disee:1Aa of5the 6bres viii be Char eeds
SOFAS tespreseue1 the ends instead III
the SIDE asa cutting edge. BY Grind
ing indus manaerla fnery smoother
edge q i5et at3c tool gfound ;naIess
time. loidsanndgezagre IDEAL LONGER
aud Is far less liable, to 81 nick ONT
and bresk. Farmers viii do we'll to
Bear these hints in mind, and act ae-
eordingly always IN grinding scythes,
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EARLY Tomatoes and Cucumbers.

A correspondent of the Farm and
/ Nreside says he gets tomatoes and
cucumbers two or three weeks earlier
than they are usually found in North
ern markets byFdcptiug thefolloyigg
pan: Ourfomato practice is to sGrape
TITO dozen or SO fait-slzed turnips 10
thin shells, fillBthem withesricbuq gar.
den mould, plant a few seeds in z@Hh,i
place them ia a. box of each, .cogerfng
quite up to the~tep. place the box III
a warm room After the plants are
up water When required, give light.
and out-of-door air on all pleasant.
warm days. Select the strongest plant
in each shellto grow pulling out the
others + Pinch back too vigorous
shoots, urge stout, stocky growth
by frequent slight feedingssi9o Of.
tepid sour milk, sometimes weak
soap suds, and when the frost season
is fairly past. set turnip shells, tomato
plants and all in the outdoor soil
where they are to grow and they will
go right on growing, without any hes
itation or standing still, as they do
coming from a hot-bed. Cucumbers
we persuade forward in the same
manner, planting them in blocks of
turf instead of turnip shells, and
almost always we have tomatoes and
cucumbers we'll set on the vines before
setting them in outdoor position.
Cucumbers, white, crisp, cool, tender,
seedless, free from all unpleas-
ant, earthly taste, and as delicate and
delicious as cucumbers car be, may
be induced by simply. placing the
small fruit within a section of drain
tile. fower-pof. or old bottle with the
neck broke off, covering them from
the sunlight, and growing them to
table size in the dark. 7t
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2 Soil for Orchards.

Dry rolling sugar tree land with a
clay bottom. is the best for an apple
orchard. The trees last longer in
such land. and are not so subject to
blight as in sandy loan. | have an
apple tree that | set out forty years
ago. It was a Seeding and after it
grew a few years / drafted twelve diff
ferent kinds on it, so that it makes
quite a novel appearance when bear
ing so many different kinds of fruit.
The tree now measures five feet four
inches in circumfrence, two. and half
feet above the ground. $40 ~ ny
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lbs RACE STREET.
Cincinnati

Arc now receiving a large and varied
assortment of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-26

cutlery, and knives of reapers and
fodder-cutters.