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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30

SEASONING Rails AND BoARDs.-After some |
remarks on the advantages of cutting rails
and boards designed for fencing of a uniform
length, the Country Gentleman makes the
following suggestions in relation to seasoning
them -
There is another point of Importance in
providing fence stuff. This is to have the
boards sawed or the rails split Immediately
after the trees are felled, or as soon there
after as possible, and set up at once to dry.
The reason that summer cut lumber lasts 30
much longer than winter cut stuff. IS the
rspidity with which the seasoning process is
effected in the dry summer arr. If logs are
cut and then allowed to lie several months.
they will inevitably become more or less
- eap-rotten,'' and the stuff from them prove
inferior both in strength and durability to
that which is quickly seasoned while yet
fresh and sound. Probably logs cut in early
summer, and remaining untouched, would
become thus injured more rapidly during hot
weather han in a colder temperature but
when split or sawed as small as when ultl
nlately desired, the same heat that would
| promote fermentation in the large log, would
dry and season the small split or sawed por-
ton into horny durability. The best time
to cut and split rails is at midsummer. as We
have learned by repeated experiment the
softer woods, as Eastwood for instance, last
ing moro than twice as long before decay sets
in, as when cut in winter or spring. We
have, therefore, preferred paying a higher
price for the work in summer than at other
seasons. But if rails must be cut in winter,
let them be split at once, and placed where
they can dry as rapidly as possible. In
woods, where there is no wind, the drying
process will be slow but if drawn out near
where they will be wanted, and set up where
strong winds will sweep through the pile,
the seasoning will advance with much great
err rapidity. When the warm weather OF
spring arrives, they will have the additional
advantage of sunshine, instead of the shade
Of woods. The same care should be taken
with boards. Make an early agreement with
the sawmill man to saw them soon after
drawing and as soon as sawed, stick them
up in the wind where they will season az
rapidly as possible.
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1868-12-30
Luther Uenry,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, hold
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for said District on the In day of Dec, A. ID. 1858.
Il F. PALMER administI ator on the estate Of
IL. luther Henry, late of Waterbury, in said Dis
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Benjamin =. HarringtOm's
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-14

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-14
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gpr Gtlou ac,ctttn siairstsn ipe uRs I'M speeStGu'
bsS 8erltcbcrtcn trpaltcu bic SmterbstcRrn trtlbCi
ypn 800 bis $1,000.
Dsle GeIrGi&ift sedarst ftins Giutrtttsaclser pte
crit1e C5ebuFreu, uS bic gr6msn 1nt 70 ristfia &c
acut, tat es Gemansem ltwer dat, t her @titai9nl
ansuittisttn,
Die nrenacn C3eIrte tes et-ats Gbic uub las Gruh
| gid,erbctts Capitdi tCitr Geieaihaft iGastn eel
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-14
.prn .. &. aepner!

gaeritet serr! wit lnenolidsn gfrenueen bdnti9t
tb Sbuen peies 3sWsn5 rlt pen Griel8 meidleg Ssi
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sleih neinen eiefauntsn INN ten pusIitam Utcrpaug
ais eas tce ali!tt peIc5 ie Gssfn srr0ene 5uge VI
trirs ppr6eA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-14

Wiht duCu 2rtepcn init 9rtu pen
tonpcm ,paar rte warmtt 6rcnrltait nit
ptclrr MtqAt trht GNNtN 6rmS SolGpN prn
llrNan untcrb0ltu bu tpnncn lpie tr IN lCI'
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lcinc SrrpiciNtett Gunblr9cbcn, ann, man
muD 0eDcbin pa6 man itD in europa wei
Wt0Dc n,bt, pas Dfi,nitbe Gcrtraun ~ t0r-
fen. Satdler g8rtle faBt man abcr bel pfr-.
atttaen Grftdrunbt1 pGrltcDlCn an stn Nnaui
reS SbweytCe, unp 10 aud Ccr lln3drnI0nl1,
tueem rr In bCrrctbeN 9ieoc OaS nrut Armte-
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Rethc5 uup rrr Bortpauer pe5 6rttpens e..
tldrt. g8as tGlt en lpI@r 5rieps 0uF
3lnrndecInS .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-14

Baltimore, Sen II. Spn. 81. 3ohH g, TRltsitA. :"
ge dUeu QmgtHet, 9ppibeiern uRo sinslegn tn "a,
t:tt MleNbincr su ba9er.
!Saupt. Depot. GcPe Der Sultimures uiIo bigbflr.
fg3O- , Ndlitnlpre VIE,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-14
Der BroBe
Cbrr!1aNt- -1lliG0erhGrltcIlGt

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-14

Rcw g0rf, II. Erttr, - Am Witt
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Gavt. gcrtiS, in pcr gScrOrc>Saae" ltmCnl
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befannte 6}tbducc am 9rplop1Y puret dut
Qluttpn6wta fir 1871 900 pcrtautt. - S'e
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aicn Grcmparc her oSntsrnictlunB" bao(n
tire 8ermenpm8 9Ctunctn. Wlan l'd@t
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-14

prfis.
Aiueer uuttr Satreu inb aduA fret
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yennipsanihtu 9titnbdhn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-14

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cugapuacR ,fnuretuen ptoetipretpfnee
Rdhribn pcr. Die piFitellen 8rtrtle etl
leu bic yuiurrclIOn aIS oer llnlerprudll'9
nate bar, wdbreno Die 9ieYpIuiteharf ne
taupisn, tdsltd an 3apl nne Starte 3u5n>
nfhnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-14

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@u@ cine @Grnun8 fur faum'
Ielt0e 3tttungStcjab ler.-' lnitr
oem Tttc: Cine GjeiIter0cibihte" erinblt
bic ,Genhal. ,3ettuno". rab cine 6rau seBt'
lerd ppr nidt iONgtr 3Gtt metrere W1tlf
Setter" 0Cittcn unO ltb entltb Gin Seri
aefaet bate, fh ~ Iber;tugca. unP litte
pa, IN per oGelpentrrunrt" erfhttn tyr pet
lDrtcner GjAtte, cie Au9tn, Die traper IN
Qtcbe tcuhtelcn, lhdulen NIT e1itertm Sild
auf naS sttlernpe gBsib unp lhIenfn auI cine
@nrepe Al iparten. Die iSrau ermannte ilp
enolitl unp fra0te init 5ltttrneer SIlmltt:
Start, lbeurcr 8drl! parum bin 8u plerer>
oetpmmen?" ,%M, iiebc 6rau", tduNtr IN
fdun pernebmb0rem Gone Ole GrldelnunA,
iutem fc cine 3ettung IN bic Sobt b'tlt,
,Gebe, bleie 3eitung, bic Id nor ttnenl 3apre
bettate, III nod beute ntht beBaplt. Se31eie
ff unb LAP mid 8ube bdbfn i'm @raVd Sf
Grihttnung perlbWanb uno am dnpeTeh
APor0en btla6te bic Nrau tbre ,3ettIn9en,
mier btelrn aud bic Central 3etiuns. -
Settbrr bat lie feline 6'eIter mcbr 9elflen.'-
S0mdIiH &btr tc6 nt6t Watr!
Dlit REM beruhtt0ten nctahrr.Sdupt>
Tina Reb 6 Glpuo III neulth ciu 8rira9
abarlhlr(lln. Or lrb lid une feline Sh91r
beittentrp unb rethlitb nit Sebensmtltfln
perleten. Damn srflare er, edt er imcf
pcn 0ertra0 b0lten rpuf, aber fur fetne Jun"
Oen Grtcgcr ntdt gut tebr. Die Sfln9er,
| lifter IcQten MIR tbrerettj rem 9frira9 rent
brcp bntten. gIui tic ietnem 9talnlll 5uae>
wttIcne Reltrp0ttpn wole CT ntft 9ebtn, fr
let tejn 9ldrrbauGr, rs Brbe cob nrp Shtltl
aenuo am NpWeer>Hiper, pprfbln ippGe er
otben. llCbrigens Wpne CT jeeer prrIpn, e'e
In tetn 2anc fpmme, pbne burh Vrrfra9 pa~
AZ terebtigt ,u,ieln, TOR Gtsentbum abneb>,
men. IaS prp wpbl aud Der etn5tge Seet!
Der 8ertrdas Siipuldtipnen ietn, pen Nsp
Gpup Ssrcultd talien iptre.
8eIG btper Gter.- Wenn man
bet Der Nrliung etneS @tes. tncem man has
lclbe swtiGtn has &uge uut eaS Sonnrnllb
bdIt, nm ip9en1nnten geebenspunh" gtrde'
AZ einem Gnbf fiebt, 70 lca aus elnem VI cll
mdunlitter gp9tl tpmmen. SsFnoet 'Ia
paoe0en pirIer @untt an per Sette, ~ lpIl eelr
0Eetbden parin entbalten fin. Serner lol
man aus Der Scrm seS @tes auf eaS @e'
ldled,t btS GmbrYps lhlicBsn tonnen.E .EgSenr
pas Gt ndmlidb cine linglihc unp belonferi
an etnem Gnpe auiT1Ilero ipe julhafenp'
GjeadIt bat, fam man nit jttmlther 9S9pr
beit duf etncn mimlthen GlEbrNp i6ltsBen
Ii b0S Gi mcbr tuself6rmt9 une an be,nei
> Gnpen otih dbssrunret, 70 entbdlt es rii
BclG6e,. 8ead,tcl man eteS 9enat, 10 tdn
man is untb gelttbrn iepsS GjeiNlett aus
bnttcn lalicn, cine Wc9ttfett, melhe bt
, lfst bei tetrer stldle tbicrt6er @cihppfe b0
! trretd,l wrrcen tSmcn, unc Ii ries Elm lin
4 lanp prn ctr grpBtcn g9i6t,8tett fttr sf
bIbntSubtcr.
- Mus Aolpdnnl ltcBeW btnlihiltb b
), cugapuacR ,tniMrrtuen ploetpretpfni
u HdbritOi,n por. Die cifiilsUcn Srirtle Rt
leu bic syNlwrCllIon als cer llnicrprndul
. nute bar, wdbrenO Die SieYpIutteharf b
:. Saupien, tdsli0 an 3api nne Starte 3uj'
nebmrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-14
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0Cp~yprf, IL. Org. - (ONh0rgln>
acne WbnIt5.) Gjcncrn Mcrltn 10 UVr
nadtc ii0 EN- @eipmn ppn StFr TpnlcS
non cIutm Grtus gBaGcn los, rNRntl
Qcrnotpn @(puuc umb 81. SrdB' btn1e un'
t,( am Hu6 pteDtr SrIbc in pcn Gdli@9ttpGr.
3pei @Vutes eriranIcn, bic anNeren purcrn
gcrCtIct. u.;
C6cr Grislrte0.) Ii,brr Garppic, rtI-
der lest Eatt prS 8thcr SubrrIdnp IN
GbdmbcrS" iiet bat pprNClIcrn cine Srlre
cr,olIcn, promb bm Aittrr Nartet ppr'
lau,ia perGptln mWr, ais decentralization iu
ha,aucn. gGeItfre 0ublNplunBrn mpfn
Ncute TAFT.
- 0jeacrn wurpe ven per pGrtc>Gjtmbotn
Gp.," Samcs Siet, iun., &trctipr. ele IL
pardarOpbrn umtditnrc, Al1N'hriFt 9e8'h
Cornelius VAnpubttI dut STauSN0pe Pph
Az Mtuirnm IOads in Ntr gSuYTeme
Grurt" eIn8tgetht.
NcwNrt W..S.-- (Gme 8oIbmInntF'
5nQcO Cine aus WliiDltctern rer bNliAen
pcullhrn 9tctbmdmtr Gp9cn iu'Inlnellae>
irtte @FIm-@tlenfbaft gum 3iprds eer W.
ricbtuna elmer NptbmdmCr Satle mad rem
Vcrbilpe ber mpbtlapCpbil clrtblclGn bcifPt
bier itit Cintocr 3tt. Der &ldn 1T nunmrer
rtncr Irrwlrl!t6uu1 I'M tin ScecuienerS
ndbrr ocrldt, tnCrm bic @itleliihdlt rIS
8umpi'l6e Gtscnttm an @1iOtnton>, 5pt>
ltbcn Wartet. mc g9llIAmlirr - 80 pel l60
- fQr Die Summc ppn $4,000 anAetdut'
bdt. Nitt tsm @nut lpa nit Gutrltt pGS
5SrlblIbrs tc0pnnen Welecn.