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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30
Democratic Almanac.

INlls invaluable publication is for snlc AZ tho
Il post Office. II should be in the hands Of cverv
Democrat IL contains full election returns from
every county IN the United States; besides. the
number ior 1865 contains a complete list of the
names Of all the newspapers suppressed and mohhcd
during Lincoln's Administration; and that Cor 1867
contains the names OF all those civilians who we're
Imprisoned during The same period. These two
lists for future reference, are worth more than
c price Of the publication. The number for lS6s
ma so full of valuable statistics. Anyone sending
Gu cents TO the Post Master viii receive by return
mail copy for each year, free Of postage lie2h,f
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHIP.
EDWARD MACK

Con. MAkkLI a 3D sTs,, CLBARFIELD, PA.
rTNHE proprietor has sntered into the Boor6
Il SHOE business at the above stand. ana
y determined not 10 BE- outdone eitber in quail
ny or price for his york. Special attention
VII he paid 70 manufacturing Sewed work He
has on band large lot Of Ereuch Kin and
Calf skins, Of the ,ery hest quality. The ciri-
zens Of Clsataed snd vicinity are respectfully
invited to give hiu trial. No charge for calls
nuAn- & II
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30
sUsQUEHANNA HousE.

coXEsrowN, DAuPntN co, PA.
TUE undersigned takes this method of IN.
L forming the wRiermen of Cltarfeld county.
thathe has rc6ited A. d re-openod tho hotel for
merlt kept by 3. Sh-cincr, at Coxestown. where
he ill take special pains 10 render satisfaction
10 al who favor him with their patronage. He
has blown all the rocks out Of the river and
planted snuhbing posts for half mile above his
llaoe lf,hlS 67l GEORGE FALR.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30
.CLEARFIELD HOUSE

Formerly kipt by Jas. II, Gsler)
Front street. Philips burg, Penn'a.
IA will impeach any one Who says we fail
w 10 give direct aud personal attention 10
an customers. or fail to cause them to rejoice
over y well furnished table, With clean rooms
aud new beds, whcre all msy feel az home and
the weary be sf rest New .tahHrr atts-had
JOHN NcLAUGnLIN q Co,
fhihpshurg, Juue IL, is s. Pr puytrrs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30
sUsQuEHANNA HOUSE.

tnr"ensvllie Ciearieid county, Pa.
I4iIs ola aud well established Hotoi. heauti-
l. toll' e,tuatod On the haats OF the snsaua
hanna, in the huroiph of Curwen willie. ha. 6ren
leased for term # years by the undersi s5.cd
u bus been entirely rodtted. and 10 now open 10
the public generally and the travelling cummu-
nity in particular. No pains will be spared TO
render tursts comfortable while tarryine ~ this
house. Ample Sahling room fir the aocommo e.
cation Of teams. Charges moderate.
n"v2l Il WM. NJ. JEFFRIEs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-07-30
RAILROAD HOUSE.

MAIN STREET, PHILlpsBURe, PA,
TUE undersigned keeps constantly on hand
Il the best Of Liquors. nw table is alvavs
supplied vito the best the market affords. The
travelling public will do well to give b i'm q call.
novl,'65. ROBERT LLOYD.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03

Su SbawlS baben mir bic. 9rIbte
Muspabl I'M Staat; 5u reouctrten
prctle n.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03
bem erltet1 Mrttfel, Der in Berotbura fam,

bem eriten Mrttfel, per in Beratbun9 fam,
erlitt bic CUR 8eratbun9 zines Ser alz
iun96entwurfes neueinseieBte @pmmilion
cine fletne G9lappe. @ie 2tppaten pom
@r. &atb nt9t muir bic Mit9lieoer BET
&e9terung, ipnoert au6 bic Sberrt6ter
a1tSi9lteben, iiberbtee bic BON beipen Sc
b6rpet1 9etpdblten 8ea,nte1,> NIT M>1Snabz
me ber 2ebrer urb Yfarrer, bic int Gpnz
ton 3lrt1 cine prtDile9irte @teQuu9 na@
mte spr et11nebn1en iplen. 0tit 107 &C.
sen so Stimn1el1 tpurbe eiuti9 bet aus
l9uB Der Ne9{erun9Sratbe 9~utBebeiben.
W}tt 50 9esen IS Sttmn,e11 p1rpe bic
Wabl Der Stduberdtbe Yprt. @r. &atbe
ouf pa5 a"eian1n1te @plf iibertra9en. 81.
~@tber bcft Don Der @plf5wabl cine 49,
frtl9r19" pes Stdnoeratbes> auf beutld
Die 8eie{tt9un9 Der bisberi9en @srtreter
>:3urt9s, mas oieielben 19werli@ uberz
ra}dt baben miro. ,v@. T..
SIN Caution 3iriG bat bic pom Ser
f%ui1un9sratbe init 9rp6er Mtbrbeit BE-
idloHene Ginfabrun9 per Yrosreltoiteue1
bic ultras~ber @puoernementaler 1t, ni9t
serinse Nufre9un9 YerieBt. MuSwanpe>
run9, Tobrtfeni 9lieBen &c. 1inb Drpbunz
gen, wel@e tbre Sr9aae ta9td9li9 aus;
toben. IS feblt nt@t riel> pab man BIZ
pro9reitpfeuer 9erabe;u ais Diebitab]
be3etdnet. Gin 8latt empfeblt, ibr &C.
9enlber uoen 3in6fuB fit bar9elieben'
@eloer bur@we9 auf ba8 9elebli9e sra:
rinur1 gu erbSben uub nur ranr auf Get
biQt9eren 3tnsfub 5%uriidsufebren, tpenr
raS Ma@wert Der neuen @erfa0un9 BON
@olfe uerpurfen miro. @u9' Unit &us
3abu UNI 3abn!
Sn @intertbur Bat fi9 cine ~Mttten9e:
ieuidaft fir characterization" ee9riincet
SIS ftebt tbr Elm Capital BON 500>000G St
Goo Nttien su 500 ST. gu @ebote
100 Bis $50 Nrbeiter urb Mrbeiterinnet
tperoen ba 8el9dftt9un9 ftncen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03

>
100 Bic Saasststitaitsn r. Sssaiasft sslstist nne at rsl4s
Das 8parb ber Directureu.
Sas Gppts. gtilaeelpbia, G. u. @pains, gSaibimstuu
Clarence $. GIarf, SenrY 8. Gpute,
s; aatSfsss starr, g9tlas. G9m: &tansler,
g9m. g; Mssstaeas' Sebn ?; 9sfrees,
S. Ssh. Sind IL 1 aleti, sc sa ISsss ."
9eamte.
Clarence $. G1a.l philadelphia, praieent.
9enrp .. Gppte, WaibinStpn, 0tce 9rdfbeut.
Sap Gepte. grrIser ees 8inan, une Gceuttu Goni1t.
S 8. !: 4ar9 u: 9 @eiiti gssn S x{Iisat e gtsr Miis'''
5raneis 9. Smith, 81. ., Sberarst.
6. Irwin Mears, ~. D. AfNaentarSt.
llnterludunss- Mer3te.
$; 8. Sarnts' @snesalasss Der Ser. etaaten ssu,tt,
S. >. Sorwis. ebief tes msbteal Departments, Ser.
.. u. S1is, ". o., Waitinstpn.
@pleiturs unb Mbsptaten:
% H.. 6. Gbaubltr, Waftinetpn. Z. 6.
George 5arstns, Dbtlab lpbta. %.
Dte1e In tbren Gbara,ter n att lie Gumsasxte
ten une ueueu &ateaen rte muutdsnsperteae eesens-
ssritaerunss~ttfe. psl@e BEN pablttum il ~sebuten
warb.
Werlherten 70 eanfte eeaeut, wte bic Der beReu ,1esen-
%ieittsen (WlutuaD @eieaf daften" unb Sermetbtn ale
gunpltta,tunen une llnaerttbetten In 8elus %aufgpt.u,
w IL ~ VIZ Ik III
BEN Snbater elmer gUliee rerurtaheu
Metrere neue unb anipredenbe IateQen rerten lest
praicnttrt, bic muir serfausen fetn brau&sr, I'm f9 BEN
Yublttuu ais annetmbar 3u ju erretien. pte !. ., bic
Clinton m n"er8ebenbeYp vito (,Snepmc pro-
bucins poltes") uub ..@eturn prdmiu YpIt~
o." Sn Der erfcren' I'D ert Ter Snhater Mot muir etue
QescnaserR t erung sablbar nod fetnem Ntl,ben, fputeru
mad ether pertpbe scn lpenteen Saeren etu idtrIt-
&eS Gtntp NJ m IN, peldes 10 9rr3ent fct~
ner ppltee glet4tu NIT Sn Der lebteren fhert
bic grnpasnte benz UerI&eritn bic Rltsabluua hes
san!en einsesablten SstraSs au6er tem Setrase fetuer
Yrliee,
Ste MufmertIamfett spn peripncn, bic thr Qeben ser,
i6ern, uber ben 8ettrag TIRE 9e.iderune erb6ben NIL
len, tt auf BITE befpnbere Sprtbetle eelenit, melae bic
n9tatirnale Hebensserf&erGneseffeuf d aft bietct.
G1rfnlare, 9anpblete unb pIfdubtge GtuaeItetteu
werten auf Gppltfattsn an ete 3peis Sffee ter Grnt>
aenie tn pieier Stast pSer hesen Gencral- Msenten &C.
fanbt.
2ocal- @genten lit ieter @tabt unb ietem Gppn
tperben geIiGt,
unb MeloNusen bon fpmretenteu. ptrirneu fur fplhe
Mgenturfn, teg'ctiet rpn g%cctaneten SntpIemeut5 ipQ~
ten nur IN bic General &0enten 6 a..
n te tn peren refp Dttrttten seridtet ,psrteu.
General Mgcnten BET Gpmpnsnie
Sas Sou IL II. g. Stem grrf; fur BEN @taat Stew
gprt unb ,as n6reltde gew Ser1e9:
6 %. Glart u. 81. fir genniplsanten unp tas fib-
tide SEEN Serfer.
Sas gsote u. Gr. @altinstun :. G.; fur Mary-
Lamb, Celepare, Wirstnta, 3tfritt Columbia unb gDef
0ir8tnta.
S N.G1ltau. g.. gbteaeo SD, ; fit suinpis une
Wtscpnin.
Srn. SteYban Mt11er, ct. gaul; fir Minne.
fptd.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03
Sic xabaGfempel.

Ser T%tinan;mintiter bat pen %. Noz
Yembcr> ais ben Sag aus9e1ebt no
ldmmtli9e Beittmmun9en pe5 @elese5
uter Iobad6 tempel in &raft treten. G6
9tebt fplgerbe Yeri9tecene @tcmpel:
1, Stempel fir &ou9z uno S9nupfz
tobof In IL rerl 1iebenen 8%enennun9en,
ndnnli9 J J Yfe., 1 Yfp. 2 Yip. 3, Yfr.
5 pfp, 10 Yfp., 20 $780, 81 pfc.,
40 pfp., so pfpy sc pfpy une 100
|pfp. d.. i 49, ID
2. &leine Stempel fir 9elanittenen
unb S9nupftabad IN padeten ppn J
l1n;e;; 1 un;e,' , un5ett Spn Der 80 Gent
&lafe utb 2 l1n;en son Der Is Gent
&lafe.L% ''> ~ y: a.. II
g. Gten1pel III @treifen fir 9elhnittez
nuen Salad UNI S9nupftabad i,padeten
ron 4 1lnset, s llnSen> 8 un3en> uno 16
llnser1 BON BET 32@ent~& laHe unb 4 nn3en
s unsen 1&no Is nnSe1 pom Der Is Gent
&la0e. "."'j"@. -, 49, =; ,""i
~ @eftion ~ beS: @eleBe5 yon
20. SUM- 1868 perlanot einen Stemz
pei fit Taba&, Der gum @rpprt bet{rnm'
1T. .."I5,%. .-.j'".". r.,
5. Giaarrenltempel fir Soften son %,
so, 100, $50, uno 500 @teatren. Die
lelben 1iub fit einbeimiiae ME fir tmppr,
tirteGi9arren unb furGtgaretten> BIC ibe'
3 pfunp per 5aufer1o &p{e9en> anSatpens
ben. >E|'. @''' .;.i..'' j.. ,''/.'i ~
6. Sttmpel fir Gigaretten> bic 3pfo.
per Eauienp pper peni9er pie9er, UNI 81
$3.50. .|5sF. T.. >t'*. H. '5''
Z. Die @tempel werben sen Gpllecto=
rem auf @erlan9en eeltefert uup mit@u5z
nabue Ter Grpprtltetnpeln ben Tabrtfot1z
ten III tbrem SpQem@ ertb pertauft. Wenr
Die Sten1pel Dor hem II. Nppenlber abgcz
liefert perpen, 70 f6nnen bic eouef2
TOKEN sopteielten an bic Tabritanten
pertaufen, pel9e i1e lp9lei@ ke1uBe1 t6nz
men. :i.E nfuh.'' ~ ri ~. ri
Die mpnatliden 8eri9te Der Salad
unb Gtsarrenfabrifanten fit ben Nepem@
Der mihen BEN 9anSen8etra9 bcrpdbrenc
oesMpnatS 9ema9ten Berfaufe bic 3abl
Der Don benz nipeftor ua9 Dem alten@ez
leb 9elempelten @t9arren uno ben 8ez
tra9 per bereit6 besablten Steuerr an
Qeten, rnb bteSteuer pirb banr muir Spn
ben Waaren erbpben 1perpen, wel@e. pbne
tax paid stamps" perfauft tpprpen
ftno. ,s,.5na as
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03
@urppdif@e Moti5en+

Der Mlerbeiiligenta9 1T III pati5
1T btelem Sabre bel pnberS fefli9 bez
Aarsen wprten,. &ue &trdb1fe >paret1
nit elmer llnsabt ppu Meni9en an9efuQt,
welde Die @rdber ibrer Mn9eb6rt9en NIT
8luu1eu unp &rdnsen i1mudten. Nuf
benz 4ere &aG Gbatl marc beipnpers bas
GRAB @asaienae'S fart belu@t. ll11Sabz
liee &rduse l1nbs Biumen wuroen aut
pelien @rater nieperselest. Die &e9te<
run9 bate cine Dempnf ~ration befar9tet
u1p batte besbalb mebrere bunosrt: pc!t<
seiotener unbM unioipalsaroiten auf benz
&trdbofe aufseieut, inbehen e8 erfol9tc
feline Demoni trafiiin. :".4e.' .41'
:" Die fran;1flae Me9terun9 yerlu6t,
fi@ Ger rulfiaen ;u nabern. sic BATH
rem @eianrten in ct. petersburg, Germ
re Galleyranr, ben @uftras ertbetlt> mad
&rdften auf cine Be1eruna BET Serbaltz
niie 5mii9en &ublanp unp Grantret@
%bintuwirfen. ;.y. ".:.,.... -. =
parts.-Der &pni9, Ypn Spanicn,
pper eieentlt@ Bios Der @emabl BET S1az
bella 1T in Der Gbat nt9t5 a11peres, als
Elm wertblpier Ginfalt5piniel. Gr 1T ctn
Mann BON natlrlt9er @utber3i9fett uno
piirre ,1ntcr 9ewDbnliden umltanoen Don
ietnen 8efannten 9ea@tet mercen; obet
Ter ipani(9e6pf bat. tbn felt ietner0 erbei>
ratbuns NIT Slabellu INNER maltrattirt,
unb bic &Snisiu, pel@e ibm tief ab9e>
retst it, bel9lbte i'm ntemalS 9e9ett BIZ
Beletpi9un9en> NIT welden Jpn bic un~
Yer19dmten 95Hinse i%iberbiufen. Der
arme Manu 1T nod liberoteS iebr 19u9z
tern unb feline piinne, i9rtle @timme Derz
rnebrt nod ben unan9enebmen Gtnoru6,
ben Ct auf MQe madt bic i'm ni9t nabe1
fennen.
8erIin, 26. Mor.-Der omerifani:
i9e Danfia9un9stas 1T bur@ einen @ctz
te5bienf in Der amerifanii6en &apellf
aefeiert tpproen. NaGmittaeS fanp eir
DINER 1tatt, bel peldem ST.. 8ancrpf
uprdl ipirte"; inter ben Ibrt9en Nnweien'
ben befanben ii9 mebrere preu6ilae Mis
niter> etue Nnsabl bober Staat5beomten
mebrere literarti6e @r6Den uno ipnit9'
a1seiebene peripnen.
@p9betm Ma6aD,- DaS ppr ei:
ni9eu Sabren eabier ms 2ebcn aerufun(
Ber9mcrf8< l1nternebn,en Bat ST iiberaue
wiGtiocn Gntbedun9en Sefibrt. IS ba-
ben fh n6'atth au0er &oblen urp Sbpr
AUDI S6tGtun9en bemerflt@ 9en1odt
>pel6e na9 ben ieitberi9en Grfobrun9er
cur9 on9el tcute Ser lu9e Bel @etnit1fer
bic Sin flnerflamfett i,teli9enterW eiaber9*
BeiiBer auf fi9 5p9en> Die Nnwenpunl
picler Stpfe nelde elmer friiberen Sbicrs
unp YFansentpelt ;usuidreiten flnb uni
in elmer ni1t unbepeutenpen WfaGtt9tet
nit ben. &pblenF1yen vprfpmme1> bater
in 70 ibeuaidenrer Weile ouf bic Se9e,
tatip> u11p baS @adstbum her oamit II
8er1brunB 9etommeuen BeinfSde sc:
mtrtt, noB pur9 ale btSbcr a%ngewenbetct
Duneer1tpfe Elm be0 ere6 Helultat ntdy
erstelt merpen fpnnte. S9on III BET
Sabren 1863 rnp 1884 mlrpen gang
@einberg6zT elper NIT pieier8ppenart Sc:
bIn9t 1no baa Nciultat mar NIT bem be:
ten Grfola besleitet. Die Gntoedun(
tiele5 II MISREPRESENTATION Din9er<M q
terialS baben pir tem llnternebmer oteies
Gtabli0enents> 5rn. s. 6rib, gu peroan:
fen, pelGer init Gadfenntntb bic nub:
bare M%nwenoun9 unlerer 8ppenz Qlbla:
oerut9en al6 DInoermaile, neben bel
Nu6beutlng Der &pblen unb be6 Gbpns
betreibt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03

Cine Sd6ne int 2anbe i9rieb aus
Der Stapt na6 6auie lber baS pplfaz
tar3en, bas tibr etwaS Neues tpar; Das
Ean;en babel 1T nidt melt ber, aber eos
9tebpriiden 1T bimmlii@ 196n. .sas
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03

pprtlonb Me. rs, Non.d-M a6
ether DepeIAe aus 8ateSpils Nrt. 1T
Captain G.1B.. Gbpn1plon Der tfQpertre>
tenoe 8unpes<O ttrtct6z Mnrpalt .yon .Arz
fanlaS, 9e1bolen uno t6etltd %Yer1puncet
tpprren., Die Ebater 1ino 2eute, bic ftd
barber sear9ert batten, cab Ibpnnplo n
fit ben @eneral@rant t~}1trtte, sGbpmpz
ipn par wdbrenb bss &rteg6G Captain tn cer
eriten 8atterte uno rnp i'm IL. Ne9tn1e11t
aus Matne,
..a52EeS%F &*sr4~7..r.% 81 .tf.rs3G
New Sr1eanS. &c, Npy. Der
@taotsi etretlr bat boS 8ptum BON ettpa
8 Counties als unseiesli6 bel BET pHi5iz
ellen 3dblung nt6t miteercanet, 70 paB
Grant jegt 27,S11 uno 5eyn1pur 1858
EStimmen bat. IS fino in allen Gpn>
gre6pifriften NIT Nu8nabme bes spetten,
oemotratHde Ganoipaten ,erpablt nor
Ben. " ".. a. IS .o@s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03

Na9 Reatud'get, mad; &eatuf'sen
2abt uns @Ieiammt ausrudsen, 1. r
$50 Der 9uflur nai9tlid {dtp1rm,t-
$50 er bis sum friibeu 'Mur9'jen
,,Teiert 1eine ,bluteen Srs'een,
limb in 8lut bic 5anbe ,pGrnt.
Marum bier nod lanser Drud5een
QaBt uns mad 8eutud tudlu@s'seh
Sriafen sort Scr Geinbe 8lut. 49,
:: 2abt uns bansen an ben @als'ien1 q i "a
~ &abieal'ien unb GannaQssen,
,, Dann tpirb 9lles tpierer. gut. .s q ,sas ;
Guba.-@c Son 5ayat1a 1T bas .ertt
Battalion Nplontdrs, 800 Wan1 fart
segen bic Sn1ur9enten au69ertdt. Nfa@=
fe @ode miro Elm 3weite6 marf9fertt[
ietn. Das @ertrauen peS General Ga:
pttains uno Der &esterun9Spartet al!
i9leuni9e Intervening ber Snlureetipr
1T fart. @a.%, d. .~-s ..5y .,s,r, =.
DteMlab nj azTprberung.-
l1niere Gesierung 1T iebr idwetsium ube'
bic Natur pe8 llebereinfomme1s ,betref
BET Mlabama<6 proerun9en ierpsit ra7elb'
9elan9t 1T. Sc miro alle 1ppbl unlerer:
ieit5 nt9t Ytel &ubmens pamtt su ma:
den leir. Namentli6 miro Elm Sumo
l6merlt6 @naoe, ielbft beipem Spet6el
leder Gnslanes, Sewarp, fnoerk unb baE
1T bic Stipulation pae unlere &e9terun!
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.@a.@s a - a3 49, E31
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03
G&j5roonBe> 0&2S$r00mfnmu0
Oerbf urlr WinterwoQreu.

Wraur, meiBe u>1p braul>e ppllene
Ieppidye, tiut9er al5 je %ba9eweltn~ Deutz
fhe 8cttbeden> cine 9rpbe NuswabL lebr
bi(1i9. - Meirsrfpfe III ST grocer AuS>
wabl> lint ite aufSu5dblen. Gin srpbe6
Experiment rpr l111terfleibern fit @erret
uno Oauaer. @ire 9rpBc Suantitdt
Gtd,paaren aller @rt iebr bi4i9.
l1eberrei te Sp11 &att1n uno Dc Gaines
merpm fprtmdbreno aus ben Tabrtfen
bespaen 1tnb nit pertaufen bic elben III
Sppttpreiieu.
Bir baben Yier peutldt @lerf6> BIZ
iGre 2anb6leute a>f has bette bebteneu
merben.
q. 800 9ngerfou 500.
@tfc ser 0ritten une Babaibaw Citrate, Sn,
seripn's 8lod. uabe Der Srtde.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03

GIpafin9S> 1T allen Tarben; so st.
yer yaro btQtser ais in ir9eno einern
ancern 9au8. s,.,-r.,...
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-03

Gpttpn Tlanelle eeblefdte urc
uneeblct9te ; 2incey'S &C. 9erfaufen
wir tiui9er als tr9enp cin aneeres
@el94ft bteE at tbun int Stanpe 1T.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-01
The Dairy.


We have stablcd'our cows through the vim
ter each in her own separate stall, and as the
pasturing season commences, we shall not, as
is the custom of some needless dairymen, turn
them into filthy yard at night, to be chased
around, and hammered with milking stools,
because they do not for the moment quietly
submit to the rough usage olteutmes given
them, or driven into fence corner, where,
frightened and trembling, their udders are
drawn, often painfully to themselves, and the
milk lcyered by abuse.
When driven in from the past ares at night,
every COW should be thoroughly secured in
her own stall, quietly and kindly. Thus Sc
cured q vicious COW is manageable in one way
or another and all the others will checrfully
yield their milk My own rules for milking
are as follows:
Let every mixer have his or her own milk
ing stool. Let every pail be perfectly clean.
No talking among the mixers when at work
If a COW is FESTIVE, soothe her with kind words
and gentle patting Of the hand on her sides
in soothing rubbing of the udder and teats
MIX rapidly with both hands MILK CLHAN
every drop which can be- drawn Each milk
or should have his or her own COWS for they
get accustomed TO particular hand aud yield
their milk more freely to friend than to a
stranger A. soon as the cows are MIXED
turn them out. unless in cold rains. when they
are better to be kept in the stables with lit
ter to lie upon, and keep them clean; give q
Fodder of hay for the night, which they will
always relish. ! name the hay, presuminl
that every good dairyman, unless in extraord
mary seasons. will have some left after tn,
foddcring season is over. If the weather b.
good, the cows should be turned out rs sool
as they are MIXED and put into clean AN,
roomy yard for the night, or turned again t.
the pasture, as circumstances may determine
Regularity of hours should be observed a
near as possible in the times of milking, a
the sccrctions of milk in the COW 90 on regu
larly when she lives quietly, and as the mill
is drawn twice a day, the times of takin,
should be as equally divided a. possible
american Agriculturia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-01
Culture of Carrots.

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~" ,"" as IT, asA' w '"i I';,a; W.
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n"s en'l.e'. e'l''i.a'eu ~eeuS lfo'i MS c"rro'
p p'u ~ 9o''r'.i'' care 'ol Se'er'i y'ars' ,h'
ana VI ss'"'ne has na' o'eil o'ie-.ouI,'
""n ~ u'ns uo' ,"o'e 'nsn o"e-els"," '"1
,';''oun' l'ln,'ee Nhen he nfS' started ana
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-01

II has been remarked that crops Of clover
throughout the land have much degenerated
since their first introduction, even on ground
that has been highly improved by culture.
Similar remcrks have also been made relative
to other kinds of grass, and to grains, also.
OF all vegetable productions exercising the
farmers care, perhaps fax possesses the ex-
hausting quality to which we have alluded in
the greatest degree although this crop is not
generally unfavorablc TO other vegetable pro-
ductions,) for it is well known that after il
has been once raised it will not do to repeat
the crop for period of from four to seven
years.
From such hints as these the judcous farm.
err will be induced to devise some plan obvi-
ating the Inconvenience arising from deteri.
Grafton Of crops A change in these prom.
iscs the best remedy. have known a par.
ticuar species Of wheat raised for fifteen OF
twenty years on a farm, a large portion Of
which time the crops were much diminished
by the course we have noticed above: and
have no doubt that if constant succession
of crops were raised in the same field, that il
five or six years wheat would scarcely be pro
duced upon it--partcularly it the same kline
of wheat was sown. This supposition is mad,
ON condition that the soil should be manureC
for every CROP and not suffered to lose it,
fertility. | have known fair experiment
made between two parcels of the same species
Of wheat taken from different soils. Boil
were sown on the ground from which one O
them was taken. There was visible differ
ence in the growth and yield Of the two piece
of wheat, the kind taken from diiieren
soil being much the best Thus by changin,
our grass, seeds and grain frequently, we mal
keep the ground always fresh and in a stat'
best adapted to raise any particular kind
/ Although clover has been so much deprecat
ed if we were To omit raising it for few
years, there eau be little doubt that our Ian,
would be no longer coyer-sick, but woul'
produce it in abundance.
The following extract from communica
ton of Drukease to the Agricultural Socict,
Of Philadelphia, corroborates the above opin
ions -
The same Kind Of seed long used ON tia
same ground almost ceases to yield, losing a
it were, all exctability or disposition to b
stimulated by the qualities of the soil to whic
it had been long accustomed and yet we fin
that other seeds will grow in the same sol
with great righteousness, and yield abundant
w." Eco
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-01
agricultural.
Cleansing Maple Syrup.

hessrs' ha"of' -
In your issue OF March l''h ~ an interest
ing article from tue Pen oi Judg' 'hase' w''
der the above e'p'lo"' l iree'y 'nuorSe al
that he say ABOUT cleansing Tue syrup "''''n
perhaps Is Su'hcleh' " most 'aS'T o"' ~
oar sugar o''''"'' ''''i''S va ''"'''''"' ''''
striet adherence 10 'nese r"''s WIN MOI III a.,
cases give Us pure article oi sugar WIN
'"' ''s'ru 10 ''''''''e '"' syrup ''V'''''''
&c" maui III 'he "S"" way We sun n"u III
ihe sugar varying 1T iuah'i'S "o" s"'''
amount 10 P'n' or NOR !" csc" '''s nun
ui'u pou'"''' "h"' l'op'eV"'' s'''' anu
iine' &C. Iro'' ii"p'"ru vi ''"''"""'"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-04-01
A Hint TO Farmers.

The term exhaustion" may denote that
change in the productiyeness of land which
has reference to some particular kind Of crop
which the soil may have produced until it win
flourish no longer in it. Although no dimi.
mutton can be discovered in its fertility in re-
lation to many other crops, the deterioration
of various crops of gsass---as well as grain
must have been remarked by every observing
farmer. But the cause Of such decrease has
more frequently been attributed to accident
than to any general law of nature otherwise
more pains would have been taken by fanner'
to restore TO soils that mysterious something
which is either communicated to or taken
from them by succession of growths of the
same yegetable production.