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DIR JOHN BULL.
Louisville. KY. April %, 90.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gen'lemso who suffered for years iron
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and 81
the effects Of youthful ,njscretion, will, io
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free IL
al viii, need it. the recipe and directions 10,
making the simple remedy by witch he wa.
cured s f!erers wishing 10 profit by tho
advertiser's experience, can do so by I'D
dressing. in perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN, AZ Cedar
Dec IL, 1867 Street New York
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A CARD TO INVALiDS.

a Clergyman, while residing in Soutl
America as n missionary, discovered u sat.
~nd simple remedy for the Cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases OF III,
Urinary aud seminal Organs, and The Who'll,
train Of disorders. brought on by baIefu
aud vicious babiis. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompt.
ed by a desire TO benz fit the fflic,pd I'D
unfortunate, | will send the recipe tor pre-.
pairing and using this medicine, ~ a sealed
envelope. TO any one who needs il, FRFs
or CgARGE. Address.
JOSEPH Il. lNMAN, Station d,
Feb7 6Sy Bible House. New York CITY.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored 10
health IN lew weeks. by a very simple
reno DIV. after having suffered several wears
With o severe lung affection. ind that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious 10 make
knosn TO his fellow sufferers the means O
cure.
To eli who desire il. he will send q COPY
OF the prescription used Gree Of charge
with the directions Tor preparing and using
the same. which they will fint a sure cure ior
Consump,icn. Asthma, Bronchitis. &c. The
only object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription 10 10 benefit the .tilic;ed, nd
spread information which he conceives 10
be invaInubie; aud he hopes every sufferer
will Try his remedy, ts it will cost them
Do'hng. aud may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
lG5 South Second 81, Wiliumsburgh,
Dec ii '6S-y Kirgs Couoty, New York.
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CONJUGAL LOVE,

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
Essay tor Young Men, on the Errors
Abuses and Diseases which destroy the
Manly Powers and create implements to
MARRIAGE, with sure means OF relief. Sent
IN sealed letter envelopes tree OF charge
Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association. phiiadeipms, Pa,
Feb 81, '6S-y
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GREFsssuRc. Isp. Feb. 81, 1868,

GREENsBURG, IAD, Feb. Il, 1868.
GOVERNOR BAKER-Sir: hs we are en-
gag-d 10 a common cause, and on The same
ticket, II is VI the utmost importance tha
QUE relations should be friendly.
II therefore. you will return the note
wrote your Jsnusry q h. aad Withdraw the
reply you made. witt then, il you desire il
make a full explanation OF The pusons tho
induced me to write it. that ] will hope may
mend The breach between u.
M one Us yet knows from me that there
is eny feeling Of an unpleasant character
between W.
am your obedent servant.
[cuPy Will CUMBAcK.
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0The Springfield (III.) Register says
n"quite probable that the registry law OF
'"a' State will be repealed the present ses.
sion OF the Legislature. both parties having
oecome Disguised with II, as the expense
involved 10 enormous, and il prevents 10
many cases the poor man from registering
VINO has no time to lose to attend 10 such
business.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF LAND.

NOTiCH IL hereby given That the under
~ signed guardian Of he minor hers 0
OF William Cox, d.ceased. wit ~ purrnsncs
of ~ order Of the court Of G mmon Pieas
lof Dubois county. l.diana. .li.r for sols a,
public auction on The remises, on
MONDAY. February S,h, 1860,
,nt ~ O'Clock a. NJ, the loiiowlng lnnds and
real estate Of his wnrds, siuaied in Pa,oks
Township, Dubois county Indiana, d &c cribed
Ias follow 3. town:
The undivided tive eigh'hs part of The east
hall Of The sou'h-ensi quarter al sectipn No.
twenty. township No. ,wo, south OF range
truf west. aud the west hall Of the north wes,
quarter and The north west qpari4r of The
south wesi quarter Il spciion number twen-
" on. town number two. south range No.
TOUR west, containing in oil Two hundred
acres.
TERMs-One third cash. balanee in TWO
'quH. payments int twelve aud twenty four
months. with notes Al interest. waving val-
nsuon end sPpraisinent laws, with Freehold
sorelies approved nv The Gnnrisu.
b. u. EDMONSTON, Guardian
L. S.-A' the same time, aud place, and
nDon the same terms H.. heirs OF the said
William Cox who hsv" arrived ~ The eye
OF 'wen,y-"ne years, WIZ sci; their interest
IN aud 20 The shove described reul estate
'he same bring The undivided three. ighlh.
part thereof
WILLIAM A TRATLoR, Ait'y.
Jan 8, 1864 4.
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Extra Special Notice.

Bswsre OF Counierieiis! Smith, Tonir
syrup has been counierfeiiet, and the coun.
terfeter brought 10 grief.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DR.. John
Bol's private Sianp on eech borle. Dr..
John Bull only hss The right 10 manufacture
and sell The original John Smiths Tonic
Syrup Of Lou.vilIt, Ky. Examine well The
label on each bottle. do not purchase, or Won
viii be deceived. See my column odvcr.
'semen'. aud my show cnrd. will prose.
cute 'ay Infringing on my righ,. The gen.
uIne Smiths Tonic Syrup can obly bs pre-.
pared by myself.
Tie putlie's servant,
mn IOHN pIIII
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Indiana oils. January 8, 1868.
VILE CuMBAcK.

'Ilon. viii Cumbsck. Creensburg, lad.
"SfR--Your communication o. the 6 !
instant was received. aud absence from ~,
civ prevented m immedsle reply. The
proposition is corrupt and indecent nrd
feel humiln,e tina, any human being shout,
measure me by so low a STANDARD OF commo,
morr lily rs 10 mike X
II have The hcnor TO be.
Your OD.dieht servant.
(curY) "CoERAD BAKER"
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The Dlker.Camback Correspondence.
Envelope marked private"

GREENS Dv5u, ND, January q. 1858.
GovgRxoR BAKER: DEAR FRJEsO-If
had not . thousand things 10 demand my At
ten,ion ,his week, l would come up and see
ycu. | will. therefore, venture to make
,his suggestion: l think Hendricks will be
chosen by the Democrats. aud he will GER
,,n,,v (if he intends 10 inspire hope Of suc.
cess among his 'rienjs) resign hi- position.
The person appointed by you viii other
Thing. being equal, stand the beat chance To
he chosen BY our Legislature. II you will
assure me OF the appointment. will with
draw from the contest tor any portion on
the STATE ticket, and take the position ot
E.scior at or State Convention. II this
proposition does not meet with your appro-
ha,ion. please return this letter 10 me- LEI
mo have your reply Mt an early day. | do
most earnestly hope for the unity OF the
Republican, party.
sm, us ever, your friend,
VILE CuMBAcK.
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~ Seventeen persons have just been
sentenced TO the peni.sntisry by the Dis,ric,
oourt sitting At OpeIonsss. La. Fourteen
o. Inc convicts are freedman who had con.
"'c'ed passion for other peoples horses.
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ADMINISTRATORS NoTIor

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NJ OTlGE is hereby gwen that the under
AV signed hes been appointed Administer.
tor OF the estate Of ID. G. Conley, late OF
Dubois county, deceased Sad ea,a'e is PRO.
badly insolve"'. WIN. :. CONL A., an
Jan. & 1903
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JUMPING THE DRoomsTIcK.-A few days
since warrant wns issued from one OF the
New Orleans court for The arrest Of truan,
husband. The alleged ofien.e consisted in
abusing his wife and deserving his family.
The cuIprit being arraigned tie naples bet.
'er'baii was put on the witness stand.
This man is your husband, 10 he!' in.
CURED The judge.
Oh, yes, your Honor wos tho confident
reply.
When we're you marred!'
'Su!'
When did you marry hmp
About year ago.
What minister performed the ceremonyr
'Sr!'
Were you married at church, Numbered
the Judge.
No-sir-we- just-jumped the broom
stick wss the reply.
The man wasn't fined.
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INDIANAPOLIS. February %. 1856,

Hon. Will Cunback, Greensburg. lid:
Sir-You' communication OF yesterday is
before me. Ia reply beg leave TO say tina,
the relations OF the parties alluded TO. ore
not such. 10 my judgment. as TO prevent
either OF then from doing his whole duty 10
the public 10 the position assigned him. II
the matter proposed to te explained lie Be.
lIeved 10 be uocep'ible Of expsno'ion, the
explanation should bs made without condi
lions suggested. For such purpose oppot-
tunity will be offered ii desired. Tie return
u The one paper, aud the wiihdinwal Of The
other could not change the facts. bu, would
be pregnant with sE implication that tie
party who really thinks he did no wrong
hsd chunged his opinion.
| have the honor to be your obedenr
servant.
lcOPy Conrad BAKpR.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADM lNiSTRATOR'S NOTICE
NOTiCEis hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed sdminis,rs
Ter, de bonis non, of the estate OF Nichola,
v. Cox. late Of Dubois county, deceased.
Said estate Is probably solvent
WIN. 3. CONLEY, Adm'r.
JAMS 1c6a-3
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NJ ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
nj Office is hereby given thu, the IN.
AN signod has been appointed A dminisirs.
'rix, OF the estate Of Bshhssar Kress, late of
Dubois County, deceased. Said estate 10
supposed TO be solvent.
CATHARINE KRESS, Adm'rx.
Jan. /, '69-Sw
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DUBOIS COUNTY JAIL BUILDING
n Office is hereby given that the Com
~ missioners Of DUBOIS County, Ipdiana
will on
FRIDAY. Jsn. %, 1859,
let out At Public Ouicry, at The door Of the
Court House, in Jasper, tn The lowest and
best bidder, the contract for the stone, brick
and carpenter work for q new Jail building
Tor said county. The stone and brick work
viii De let in one contract, and the csrpen.
Ter worS in another.
Plans and specifications for said work
nav hs seen al any time a, The Auditors
Otiice OF Dubois county.
GERHARD NIEHAUS,
VIM ii GREEN,
JOHN MEME,
County Commissioners.
san. 8. 1868 48f
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IVA private residence 10 BE- erected al
view Albany this year will. cost $50 900.
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Fine FLOODED EsOrse!

Pnre blooded English Race Stallion
"A from full FLOODED Messenger and bs
Imported Albion. can be seen at Jasper,
Dubois county, Ind. An interest for sale.
K. NJ. WELMAN.
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COURT NOTICE.

COURT NOTICE.
State OF IndieDa. Dubois County, Sc;
In the Circuit Court OF Dubois County, IL
rho State Of Indiana, March term A. ID
1869.
Martin Friedman,
Assignee o;
Tgna'z Eckert,
A lois Kodalle,
Louisa KodaiIe
John Meisenhe ider, o'' y "Ao' s'se'
Eva Meisenhelder,
g. j. !. Keidhsr,
Frank Skinner,
Jcserh Bragg,
Joseph Skinner.
EeEIT KNOWN, That or THE ll'h dsy
I'D OF January. in the year 1869. the above
named pIs intiff. BY his Attorneys, sled in
the Office Of the Clerk OF The Circuit Couri,
his complaint against said defendants, in the
above untitled cause, together with on iii.
davit Of a competent person, that said De.
fendents A lois Kodslle. Louisa Kodale, G..
]. l.. Keidhar. Frank Skinner. Joseph Bragg
and Joseph F. Skinner. are not residants Of
the State Of Indiuns.
Said defendants are therefore, hereby no.
tilted Of the filing and tendency Of said com
plant against them, . Nd that unless they
appear and answer or d,,mur thereto. at the
calling Of said cause On the second day OF
the next Term Of said Court, TO be begun
and held at the Court House in Jssper, on
the 9th Monday 10 March. next said com.
plant, and the matters aud things therein
contained and alleged, will be heard and de.
in their absence.
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS, Clerk D. @.
DeBruler g. Trsylor, Au'ys for PPf.
Jan IS, 1903
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SATURDAY. Feb. Of. 1869.

nm equal Oncivided two-ibirds OF The follow.
ing described Lands OF the decedent. situate
in the County of Dubois aud Safe of Indi.
ara as follows. viz.
The undivided TWO thirds OF the south
east quarter Ut the north east quarter OF
section twen'y.nine, aud the nof,h ives,
quarter of The south west quarter, ana also
the north west quarter OF section twenty.
eight. all in township number one, north OF
range number three west, the whole con.
tanning two hundred and forty acres, more
or less.
The land will be- offered in parcels TO sui,
purchasers. and 10 benefit the estate.
TERMS Of SALE-One fourth OF the pur.
chase money TO be- paid in cash, the residue
in equal payments Ut eight, twelve end
eighteen months. The purchaser giving note
bearing interest from date OF snle, and wsjv.
ing valuation aud appraismant Laws, secured
by good freehold sureties. Sale 10 commence
at 2 O'clock. p. NJ.
THOMAS HARRIS. admir-.
P.S.-Ssreh Jone Harris tho widow of the
deceased. will ut the came time, place, and
on the same terms, cell her interest in the
Lands, being her widows share, that is one
equal end undivided ,trd part thereof.
SARAH JANE HARRIS, Widow.
q u j Carr. Attorney.
Jan Is. lS69-4w
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State OF IndisDa. Dubois County, ss;
In the Circuit Court OF Dubois County, in
rho State Of Indiana, March term A. ID.
1890
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE or LAND!
~ Office is hereby given. lint The under.
: Y 'signed Administering, with will annexed.
OF The estate OF James Harris. deceased, viii
ny virtue Of an order OF the DUBOIS County
Common Pleos Count, sell 81 public auction
On the nre.Ui.es IN
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THE BEST

Also unsurpassed. consisting Of Cloths. Gas.
inpres, Cas.ne's, J"aus. Sa'inrtr Satin and
Sir Vrsling. Wool Wamusses Undershirie
Hats and Cans, Bnci- md Shoes. DC, &c.
mud al'ncs' any kind OF goods you call for
he has also
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E.aEE AND yVHSrEe;,
JASPER, INDIANA.
Joseph SeYIssersiaeissl

FyAS now on hand aud receit ing. one OF
4 the largest and best selected siock al
goods ever trough, To Dubois county. which
ne Will sell 1T old lime prices, When the If.
Terence ia currency 10 considered. Ills us
sortnlent CONSISTS II
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Bsls. .gssllN BULLS.
eSaXA.y IHM:4N IE3.

Bsls. JGllN BULLS.
sSaXA.y aEM:.NlN3.
-
DIR. John BOIL
Manufacture aud Vender Of the Celebrated
2li12I'3 YeMTE 3YMu2,
70 THE CuhE'f
CUE AND FEVER, OR CHILLS
AND FEVER.
The proprietor Of this cele brsled med,cine
justly Claims it superiority over all r,mr.
dies ever offered 10 the public for the sArE,
cFRTAis. SPEEDY, md PERMAxhxr ruf~ %
a gos snd Fever, or Chiils and Fever.
whether Of shorior long standing. lie 70.
te-s 10 the entire Western and Sou,h.west.
err country 10 bear him testimony 10 The
truth OF the assertion, that in no Gaze Whit
ever will /, fail 10 cure, If Tie directions hra
strictly followed out. In gTpai mpny cs.es
\ single dose has been scificieD, tors cure.
and whole families have been cured bv &
single boitir, with perfect restoration Of
the general health. IL Is. however, prudent.
aud in every cnse more cpritin TO cu,p. il
IL use is continued In smsl Her doses for n
week or two after the disepse has been
checked, more especially in Difficult, md
long standing cases. Ueuniiy, this usdi.
cine viii not require any aid TO keep the
bowels in good order; should the patient.
however. require caiharic medicine. after
having taken three or fcur doees o. ,hs
Torir. single dose Of BULLS VICE.
TARlE FAMILY Pills will he sufficient
DIR. JOHN BULLS Prncips Office:
No. 40 Fifth, Cross Street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
FREAKS OF A LUNATC IN CONNECTICUT.
From the Hartford Post, April %.

lFr0m tne HARTFORD POSt AprH TO-
A man calling himself II. G. Norton was arrested
Saturday for attempting to pass forged draft in
payment Of a watch at George w. FOrds. He had
with him business cards, on which his name ap-
peare1 a. partner in 'H. b. Smith Col commits.
sion establishment Nos 24 and 226 Canal street, New
York. The cards, has since been ascertained, were
printed by George l.. CoDurn, OF this city. He
selected Q fine watch at Mr. Ford's and offered in
payment a draft for $l6O, endorsed by III. b. Smith,"
on The Fourth National Bank OF New York which
was q bunglng forgery. Alter his arrest checks
were found IN his pockets with several forged names
upon them. The man Is evidently as crazy as he
can be- and 1t is thought that he has escaped from
the MiddetOwn Hospital Last week he sent
an advertisement to the office OF the EUen-
aa0 Post for q room on Main street, or near
the depot and for pair Of carriage horses for which
he was ready to pay cash. lie also ordered suit
Of clothes to cost seventy dollars OF w. F. Whittel-
sey. Norton was before the police court this morn
ing, under the name OF Henry NJ. Gaylord, which Is
thought to be his real one on charge OF forgery.
The case was adjourned for one week under bonds
Of $780, In default OF which he went to jail, where he
Will remain until the arrival OF his friends who
have been notified OF his arrest.
The New York herald., 1869-04-28
PROPOSALS..

T,ROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sealed proposals. each
dorsed with title OF the work 10 which relses
of the person offering the aud the date OF
ton will be receved this Office Rotunda. Park until IL
O'Clock NJ OF saturday May g. 1852 for the construction
Of atone block pavements The following strees via
Specification LIN Ffteth street, between Sixth aud Sew
spechesson Ain avenue A. between Houston and -Four.
teenth streets.
Specification 3n Fifty fourth street, between Second ave-
and East river.
specification 4In Ninth street, between Sixth avenue and
Broadway
Specification SIN Forty street, between Fifth and
Sirth avenues. -
Specification 6-In Fifty hfh street, between fifth and
Sixth avenues.
Specification Tin Twenty sixth street, between Sixth and
Eighth avenues.
Specification SIN Twentieth stroet between Sixth and
Tenth
Specification Elm Thomas street, between Church and
Hudson streets.
Specification 101n Seveneth street, between Third and
Fourth avenues.
Specification 11n Sixteh street, between Lexington and
Fifth avenues.
Specification 12n Seventeenth street, between Sixth
and Broadway.
Eighth avenues.
forms for the bids obtained application 10 the contract
' o THOMAS STEPHENS, Croton
ROBERT L. DhRRAGH,y Aqueduct
GEORGE .. GREENE, } Board
Nnw YoRK, Aprt %, i96A
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L,oR SALE AT FLrsHING-NEw AND HANDSOME
Uovse built for owners occupancy all convenences;
spasiouy grounds terms liberal near depot
JAMES d. PARSONS, ~ Cedar street.
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VARIETIES OF OATS.

Oats or Irend is 4 genus of grasses con-
tanning many varieties, some of which are
cultivated for grain, others for fodder
The Barley, New Brunswick, Surprise and
Swedish oats, are classified as Arend.-
The Potato, Hungarian, Siberian, Black
and all side oats are classified as Tartarian
oats, or Arena Orientalis. Naked oats, or
Arcna Nuda, differs from the side or Tar
tartan varieties in having the chaff adhere
very slightly to the seed, which falls out
easily in handling and especially if left to
get over ripe before cutting. Chinese Oats,
Acena Chinensis, is very prolific and resem-
bles Naked oats, characteristics. 1t shells
readily, often loosing largely in gathering
the crop. All these varieties grow from
four to six feet high except Short oats,
Aoena Breois, which is adeteriorated varie-
ty and not profitable to cultivate.
The first mentioned varieties are the best,
the most profitable to cultivate, and belong
to the common oat species. They are sus-
ceptible of great improvement by careful
selection and cultivation and can be made
quite profitable to the grower.
The class of oats used as fodder or forage
plants are the Downy oats, -icena PuJescens
and the Yellow oats, Auena F1arescens. re-
ferred by botanists to the genus Trtsctum.
There is another species of oats grass, For
sk0Eii, which grows abundantly in dry and
hot countries. 1t is deemed good forage
plant because it will flourish in poor and
sandy SOIL Then there is the bristle-pointed
oats, -4rena ,Strigosa, differing slightly from
the other varieties in having the lower
paiea much prolonged, and instead of being
two-cleft at the point is divided into two
long teeth extending into bristles. The
panicle is one-sided, slightly branched, the
fiorets two or three in a spikelet, all awned.
and the grain small. 1t is cultivated to n
considerable extent in Europe where soils
are thin and poor.
Very similar to this is the wild oats.
arena .factua, of this country. 1t is unfa-
vorably regarded and shoots up in cornfelds,
sometimes growing so abundantly in mea-
dows as to choke out other valuable grasses.
Its awns hold large amount of moisture
which it expels in daytime and regains at
night, making it resemble the acana sterilis.
q wild oats.-Fhrne Journal.
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The Early Goodrich Potato.

Those who are participating will find
this variety one of the worst kind for late
planting, as, for the earliest, it is one of
the very best. Last season was SO wet and
late that no one could get in their crops as
soon as they wished, and wherever the
Early Goodrich was set fate it was inferior.
just in proportion to the lateness of setting
out. / saw one crop Oh the Old York Road
which yielded little better than marbles,
and others very inferior. Knowing this
peculiarly of Early Goodrich put out the
most of mine at the earliest possible mo-
ment on a dry hilltop, and from exactly
one acre measured off, harvested two hun
dred and eleven bushels, mostly of fine
saleable potatoes. The balance of my crop
was not got in till week later, and though
in adjoining ground, was not as good
This premature ripening, of course, is
against mealiness ; but those from my first
planting are of first class quality, and are
very much priced by my family and friends;
the later ones are not quite so good, but
equal to the majority of table potatoes.
This little experience with two different
paintings, shows how important it is that
valuable variety, which from earliness and
productiveness combined still think equal
to any of the newer ones, should be planted
as early as possible if the best results are
to be had from it.-Telegraph.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

TIME subscribers have constantly hand and for
i SALE the following valuable Fertilizer viz:
Moro Phillips supsrPhospLats.
Baugh Sons do
Hemon Co.'s do
Fine Ground Bones (best quality.)
A A" Mexican Guano.
Lodi Co.'S Poudretts
ALSO
Salt by tho Sack. Fine and Coarse, together with
large stock Of o. ...-s
Prime Herrings, Nos. 2 and Mackerel,
at very low prices.
Grass Seeds of all kinds in season.
SEED BUCKWHEAT.
Orders for Farming Implements filled at
Aanufacturers prices.
D. SCOTT BRO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-02-13

LEACHED ASHES FOR APPLE TREEs.-M.
b. Bateman says in the Ohio Farmer that
leached ashes are the best manure that can
be applied to old orchards OH sandy land.
Ashes should be gathered in the winter
time, when the expense of hauling is not
so great as at most other seasons.