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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-07-08
MEDICAL
MADNESS.

Let US hope that the insane practic. Of al
ministcring poi-OnOur cNacunnts In cases OF
ind go.tion, biliousness, constipation, and fc.
male DEBILITY, IN almost out of date. When the
tonic catbartic produced dy Nature herself In
the most valuable Sanitary Spring In the
world Il reproduced by science, IN the form Of
TAHRASr's SETTER ArrRiENr II Il indeed
midsummer madness to rack, relax, and irri
tate the discatcd or cniccblcd system with
drastic purgntvcs. This refreshing aud de.
licious counterpart of u remedy prepared by
the creative hand Of the Omnipotent Physician
Himself, IL everywhere supcrccding the nnp.
scou- aud sickening compounds berctofoi .
used nH laxaiivcs,
SOLD NY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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AT the fremen's Muster at Bur
lingtom last Monday, the first prize
was won by the Rutland Washing
ton, No. - the second by the Wa.
terbury Seth Warner, No. - and
the third by the Platts burgh 'Hori-
con, No. g. The attendance at the
muster was very large-but the
police arrangements secured good
order, and no nishaps or disas ters
occurred.
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Local and State Matters.

Several new and second hand
Wagons will be sold at Auction at
the Trotter House Saturday the 9th
at 4. PM.
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Consumption.


The Three Remedies, "SCIIESK's PUIMONIC
SYRUP" for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis and every form of Consumption. Tho
peculiar action of this medicine ripens the Ill
GERS in the lungs, promotes the discharge of tho
corrupt matter by expectoration, puriies the
blood, and thus cures Consumption, when eve
ry other remedy fails.
"SCHENCK's SEAwEED Tonic" for the cure
of Dyspepsia or indigestion. and all diseases
arising from debility This tonic invigoratcs
the digestive organs, Lpphes the place of the
gastric juice when that deficient, and then
enables the patient to digest the most nutri-
tious food. 1t isa sovereign remedy Tor all
case of indigestion.
SCHESK's MANDRAKE PILLS" one of the most
valuable medicines ever discovered. being u
vegetable substitute for calomel, and having
all the useful properties ascribed to that min
eral, without producing any of its injurious
effects.
To these three medicines Dr. j. II. Schenck
Of Philadelphia, owes his unrivalled success in
the treatment of Pumonic Consumption. The
Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morbid matter, dis.
charges it, and purties the blood. The Man
drake Pills act upon the liver, remove all oh
structions theretrom, give the organ healthy
tone, and cure Liver Complaint, which ~ one
Of the most prominent causes of Consumption
The Seawecd Tonic invigorates the powers OF
the stomach, and by strengthening the dtges
ton and bringing II to a normal and healthy
condition improves the quality OF the blood,
by which means the formation of ulcers OF
tubcrclcs in the lungs becomes impossible
The combined action of these medicines, as
thus explained, will cure every case of Con
| sumption, il the remedies are used i'll time
and the of them is persevercd i'll sufficient
! ly to bring the case to u favorable tcrmina
tion.
DIR. Schcncks Almanac, containing full
treatise on the various forms or disease, his
mode Of treatment, and general directions how
to Use his medicines, can be- had gratis or sent
by mail by addressing his principal Office, No,
ID North Sixth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Price of the Pulmonc Syrup and Scawccd
Tonic each, 81 30 pee bottle, or e. 30 the half
dozen Mandrake Pills, - cents per box. For
sale by all druggists and dealers.
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Farmers Products received in eX.
chhange at liberal prices.
Give NJ n Gail.
W. b. & c. s. STEVENS
Bradford, May 1870.
u. n. INTERNAL REVENUE
TAXE -.

COLLECTORS NOTICE.-Noticci is hereby
~ given that tho lDcome, Special, and other
annual taxes under the prov sions of the VA
rious acts Of Congress, authorizing an Intern
al Revenue, assessed on the annual list Of 1870.
for the Second District of Vermont, are now
du, and payable, and that, in person, or by
deputy, will attend at the following time
and places to receive the same, to wit In
orange CouSry-At Frank Dtmngs Store,
Wells River. Monday Jue 10Th, from 10 a. IN.
tn ~ N.
Attn II Dcmings store, Newbury, Monday,
June 10, from Ia pm.
At & Stearns Office, Bradford, Tuesday,
June ~, from u M To p N.
Al the hotel Chelsea, Wednesday, June
%, from 10 Am tod = IN.
At the Post Office, West Randolph. Friday,
June ~, from ito4 N.
WINDSOR CouSTY--A the Merrill House,
Felicity lille, Tuesday, June 9TH, from y n m to
I'm
At Hawks Mountain House, Pcrkinsville.
Tuesday, June 7, from to I N.
At the Black River Hotel, Springfield,
Wednesday, June \, from loa IN to pm.
IT the Ludlow House, Ludlow, Thursday,
June ., from 10 m Ia p IN.
IT the ingraham House, Chester, Friday,
June 10, from 10 u III to I y IN.
At ~ Barrctt's Office, Proctorsvillc, Mon.
day. June H. from ~ u N 10 ~,
At Nor.nan Paul's Oihce, Woodstock, Thurs.
day, june y, from ~ u ~ Ia pm,
At the Hotel Norwich. saturday, june II
from . to II I'm,
A. the Hotel, Hartford, saturday, June II,
from 2 To pm.
At the Windsor House, Windsor, Monday,
june Is, from to tpm.
At u Winslow's store, South koyalton,
Thursday, juno -, from m to ~ M.
At the Hotel koyalton, Thursday, june ~,
from 2 Ia I y N.
At the Depot House, Bethel, Friday, June
~, from o 10 II IN.
N.B.-pcrsons neglccting ~ pay their taxel
at the time above specified, or within 10 days
thereafter. will he subject to pay b per cent
additional, with Interest ut the rate of QUE per
cent. per month and twenty ccnts for notice
Taxes can he sent by other persons aud re-
ccipts will be returned
CHARLES s. DANA.
Coll ID Dist. Vermont.
it, Johnsbury, VI, May ~, 1870. 81
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Music furnished for Fairs, Picnics, &C., at
reasonable rates.
II. y. CHASE, Leader.
=. b. DAVIS, Clerk.
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METHODIST EPIscor~L CHURCH. Rev. Z.
Thar Pastor Sabbath services-morning
a. ii afternoon at l:l5, and o'clock.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. j. X. Will
ian. Pa ,tor Sabbath Services at Hoo A.
" and l:i5. and o'clock p. M.-lThe latter
in the Academy buildingl
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On Thursday of last week some
one stole Sl35 from Samuel Jones
of Bradford. He left the money in
his pants pockets, hanging up in II
farr Il Co.'s work shop, and when
he went for his wallet the money
mad disappeared. No trace OF the
thief has been found.
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- AuEAM I'm Wanted In u paying bhsi
- ness. \. krSsLD,, ll3 Chestnut st., Pbila

M Mn hood 4 WSsnan hood. -Essays
vi Tor Young Men. free, In scaled envelopes
How AND ASSOCIATIONS, box L, philadcia, 70
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1870-07-08

FIrc DeR U tmcnI
WAfrsvILLE FiRR ENGINE Co. j. G. st earns
Yorsuan; Alden Stevens Clerk. Meetings on
the drst Thursday of every month.
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WANTED, ~ man IN every town of ono
w Thousand ar more inhabitants To manu-.
iacturr land employ others Ia -tll and apply
an article Of which millions Of dollars worth
have been sold From tI0 to ti3O worth need.
ed upon every building. Patent run oni, free
10 H. Writ. full directions upon full coiuIuos
sized stamped envelope. fold the ends togeth.
cr aud enclose for particulars to kEA BRAD
STREET, Hos 26j. Boston, Mass.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For % ms purposes Of . LAxsttvs

n Perhaps no ono nell.
cine V 50 universally re-
CURED by everybody ~
acatffartScs nor was ever
any before % universal
~ atioptest into use, N
eySry country An.l s,soag
lA,,>w ~ eiasses. q tins miA
NeH "a . 'e fss ~ ,,s. 1T. ~:
i iSa a I'M H !. .ss s,sr ~
~ tuai sanrssy Hen Any
s.- other. Ttos6 ~h1 lrs,s,
tried il, know that it cured them: tboss rts, i~vs
not, know that it cures their neighbors aui ffcns
and all know that what 1t does once II does H1-yyS
A. that it never fails through any fault negicctw
rs composition, 0Ws have thousands upon thos'
sands Of certificates Of their remarkable cures ofSAS
following complaints, Dst such cures arc knewu IN
every ncghborhCoi, and need not pul,li IL them.
Adapted TO all ages and conditions In al ciitpItss
containing neither caomcI or any dcis.riss drug.
they may be taken with safety Ivy anyLcry. 1hciT
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and ,nakes
them pleasant TO take while being purely vcgotabld
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate liz their powerful Influence u, tAJ
internal vscera to purify thu blood and stimulate .
into healthy sctiou rennr the distractions 81 tJ
stomach, bowels liver, AMI other organs o( ~
body, restoring tefr irrct Ir actou TO health, AMI
by correcting wherever llry exist, such dcrango-
ments as are tho first rie7r ~ tsiscase.
Minute directions '.rc given IY tho wrapper
The box, for the foII' wing complaints '-scb tie-'
PMs rapidly curc:--
For !iy.prp.is or f.dix..s.en. L...,...-
shoufd I've taken NJ rlcratcly to stimulate the ssous-
ach and 'estore it. ,'ealthy tonc and action.
For As "v & ,msvlaist and its various symy-
TOMS ntltS - lAraslssC he, SICK q esaslse ho,
ya9ndtcG or Green Aicka~ss. OilBoa6
Collie and Bilious HrverS, they should 10 ~
diciousy taken for each case, the S.eSs~a
action or remove the distractions which cause t.
For hbysenesvy or Diarvssea, bsr one r,r
dose is generally required,
For Rheumattsus, GOut. Gravel. PuIuS-
eatiea 81 che Heart, Pssjn IN sh- His'I,
HACK and LOtns, they SHOULD I've continuoi,,y
TAKEN rs required, to change the diseased action Il
the system. With such change those cornplaints
disappear.
For Dr~psy and DrOpsicsi Sw ~lling. th-y
should be taken in large and frequent doses TO pre-
duce the effect Of n drastic purge
For S0ppresstOn large dose should la takcG
MS II produces the desired effect by sympathy.
As Dinner PUl. take one or two riNs 10 pr,-
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach md
bowels into healthy action, resforc4 the appetite,
ana invigorates the system. Hence II Is oftcu ~
yantage0us where no serious arrangement cxistS
One who feels tolerably well. oen dn,is That dn "a
OF these Pills makes him feel decidedly bettrr frru,
their cleansing and ,enova.tns eject On tire diec,
tive apparatus.
DIR. j. C. AVER & co., Practical Chss.lsss y,
LOWELL. MISS. u. s. 4.
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FARMERS HELPER

elbows how to double the profits Of the
- Farm, and how farmers and their sons can
each make e1Oo per month in winter
10000 copies will be mailed free to farnerr.-
send name aud address to ZEILGER, Me
CURDY CO., Springfield, Mass. %
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a day or two since Freddy Ste.
vens' aged 10 years, son Of Harry
d. stevens of this village, fell thro'
'ne railroad bridge just below the
ocpet, into the water below. The
Instance from the track rail to the
water il "a feet, but the little fellow
struck in about four feet of water,
ana escaped with q severe shock |;
w, was able to get nearly ashore
."'ore two or three little boys who
were with him got to him.
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New 1seSk.-.Agenta sell 100 per week
IN Price o.. Address l.. Stnnbiss, Hart
ford, CT
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bradford Scicn tiGc Associat ion.

Meetings semi-monthly, at their rooms IN
u.rdv building. Rev. Silas McKeen ID. d.,
President; c. II. Harding Secretary.
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iHCC Will uCdtu W All uCCiuCho III
Wentworth, n. h., and was buried
on Monday.
SUICIDE. On Wednesday, the
22d ult., at about 5 o'clock p. M,
Sylvester Thurston of Braintree,
shot himself through the body near
the region of the heart, with a re-
volver, from the effects of which he
died in about twenty minutes.
Deceased, for about nine months
past, has been out of health and
somewhat low spirited, and has oft
en- expressed wish to his friends
that he was dead, and out of the
way.
On the day of his death, young
man in his neighbOrhood called at
his house in Braintree, having with
him revolver, and proposed to de-
ceased to 60 out with him and prac-
tice shooting at target. They re-
tired short distance from the house
and his companion set board
against the fence and fired at it,
then handed the revolver to deceas.
ed who Immediately placed it against
his side, near the heart and fired
saying. Il have shot myself and
done it on purpose, too He then
turned and went into the house and
threw himself on the lounge and
died in about twenty minutes. No
appearance of insanity had ever
been discovered
Deceased was about - years of
age and leaves a wife.
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On Tuesday Of last week, Mr..
Isaiah F. Ford, section hand on
the railroad, fell from bridge near
J. E. Chamberlin's, in Newbury, q
distance of eight or ten feet, and
struck his head and shoulders Upon
a granite rock. He was taken home
and one arm found to be broken and
severe buses about the head and
face. He soon become unconscious
and died Friday. He was buried
at Warren, N. H., on Sunday. He
leaves a wife and four children.
A few years since Mr.. Ford lost
a wife and six children in one week
by yellow fever.
The next day after Mr.. Ford's
death, an uncle of his named Ford
met with death by an accident in
Wentworth, n. h., and was buried
on Monday.
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hallway Trains.

ooing South-Mail Tram leaves Bradford
At lO:45 A. NJ; Express, 1915 n; Freight,
Go;ns North-Mail Train leaves Bradford at
eSrH; Express. 9.sa freight, s.35Ah
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Prompt, Honorable, Reliable.

NEW Medical Pamphlet.-Seminsl, Physical
~ and Nervous Dbility, its effects and cure.
Price IS cents. Address SECRETARY, Mu-
scum of Anatomy, 6ls broadway New York.
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NEWBtRf. -ADOut L O'Clock q.
on the morning of the 4th, the citi
zens of Newbury were awakened by
the booming of cannon and ringing
of bells, which continued until the
morning dawned cool and pleasant.
About six o'clock some twenty or
more took the excursion train for
Lake Memphremagog, returning in
time for the fireworks. During the
afternoon quite number of teams
came in, and by tea time the pros
poets were there would be a crowd.
About six o'clock the Bradford
Brass Band arrived, in a four horse
coach, discoursing excellent music
as they came but by some misun-
Outstanding they did not occupy the
seats that had been prepared for
them on the common near the fire.
works. AS soon as it was dark
enou'h the fireworks were displayed
and the rockets with their colored
stars and fiery serpents, as also the
Bengal lights and mines, were splen
did. The crowd was estimated at
from one to two thousand. G.
Notd bcnd.-We are informed by
the leader that the Band repaired to
the Common and waited for over an
hour, for some of the committee to
inform them in regard to the pro
gramme for the evening, and the
committee not doing so, they return.
ed to their headquarters. Had the
committee attended to their business
the Band seats would have been oc.
cupied and the audience furnished
with music during the display of
the fire. works.
VERsHIRE.-Rev. Mr.. Butler is
supplying the Baptist church for a
few weeks.
Mr.. Norris, theological student
is preaching to quite large congre.
cation at the Cong. Church at Yer.
shire. The Sabbath School numbers
mere than fifty.
A Picnic was holden July 4th by
some of the good people Of vershire
on Colton's Hill, one OF the highest
points in the County. Provisions
were served upon the ground, and
strawberries were found In great
abundance. Speeches were made
by J. q. Goodhue, Esq Rev. Mess
Butler and Norris. While the party
were returning there came very neal
beng an accident. A rabbit wa,
seen in the road, which came yer,
near being run over. lie appeared
like many politicians; undecided
which way to jump.
PERUVIAN SyRUP.-This valua-
bic medicine has been silently max
ing its way into public favor By the
numerous remarkable cures it has
performed. Its singular efficacy ia
ewing to the protoxide of iron which
in this preparation remains un-
changed, and is the only form IN
which this vital element Of healthy
blood can be supplied.
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kILLED.-On Saturday last Free.
man Bassett of West FairIee was at
work standing on u ladder placed
against his barn, when the wind blew
the barn door against the ladder,
throwing Mr.. Bassett to the ground
anu breaking his neck. lie leaves
awife aud three children.
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4 A6OHDL HOUSE,.

L,ruis Farm OF 81 acres at Burlington,
Il N. j., for sale. Large new Cottage, fine
high loeatfcn, with mach hearing fruit school
and station very near. Terms easy. Particu-
lars sent by Y. Morris, Burlington, J.
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noOK Agents WAsTED.-"Ladies Of the
ID White House" No eppc-itiep. Steel er
cravings. Rapid sales. For circulars ad-
dress U. $. PUBLISHING Co.. NY, Cinein-
natl and Chicago.
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WANTED - Agcntsi Teachers. Students,
W Chrgynien, rarncts sons and daughtors
aud all. To .ell
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so Cts,
will pay for the New York
WEEKLY DOLLAR sun

~ W.T. from NOW % Janun 7, To- 7
One dollar will pay for the SENrwEEKLY do.
80 cts. n month pays for the DAILY Sun. Ad-
dress, l. W. ENGLAND, Publisher, N. York.
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rernaps no ono mssus
cine V 50 universally re-
CURED by everybody ~
. catlfart3c, nor was ever
any bsSeTe % universal
~ athopeess into use, N
eySry country Aosl ssnoag
M clas5es, o. this mlSsI
VT encNrA prgauvc
fM. The of1S Nus rca-
son ss, TINT j tsore rs-
Ifa|fS ann fff nforr efe -
tuai 'c,s,y ,s.cn Any
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OPINION.

NATIONAL OPINION.
Friday, July 8, 1870.
Bradford village
Mails.
southern mail closes At lois H.; arrives
~ Sorthern mail closes at $50 P. ~; arrives
Western mail closes at P. NJ; arrives at 10
Boston mail closes at s.3oPx, arrives at
Z. 30Ah.
Railway Trains.
Going South-Msu Tram leaves Bradford
At lO:45 A. NJ; Express, l2.l6A N; Freight,
I45pM; Stock Mondsysl 2S7PM
Going North-Mail Train leaves Bradford at
eSrH; Express. 9.3a freight, s35 An
Religious Societies.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev. c.
Tabor. Pastor. Sabbath services
At If afternoon at l:l5 and o'clock.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. J. X. Will
usm. Pa ,tor. Sabbath Services at li:00 A.
u and lis, and o'clock p. M.-lThe latter
in the Academy buildingI
bradford 6cicn tiAc Association.
Meetings semi monthly, at their rooms in
Hardy building. Rev. silas Mckeen D. d.,
President c. II. Harding Secretary.
Fire Depa
WAfrsvILLE FiRR Engine Co. j. c. Stearns
Yorsusn; Alden Stevens Clerk. Meetings on
the frat Thursday of every month.
bradford Brass Band.
Music furnished for Fairs, Picnics. &c, at
H. b. CHASE, Leader.
FB. DAVIS, Clerk
------------------------------ - -
Local and State Matters.
Several new and second hand
Wagons will be sold at Auction at
the Trotter House Saturday the 9th
at4.P.M.
The spring term of Bradford
Union District School closed on
Thursday. This term closes the
three years labOrs of Mr.. J. w.
Palmer, as Principal. The schc oil
has been very successful under his
management. He takes with him
the good wishes of many friends.
Mr.. T. X. Grow succe eds him as
Principal Of the school.
A through mail from 30 ston is
now carried on the express train,
stopping at Hanover, Bradford,
Wells River, st. Johnsbury, Barton,
and Newport. The night mail from
Bradford closes at halfpast eight.
No letters received except those go
ing to Boston or vicinity.
Please remember that anything in
the job Printing line can be had at
this Office, executed in the best
manner. at reasonable prices.
William Marlin of this Village
n received, last March, what was sup.
posed to be a slight injury of his
VI left hand. while at work in j. b
n Plcketts Saw Mill but he took cold
in it and it kept growing worse un
til June 18th. when Dr's. Crosby OF
Il Hanover and j. b. Ormsby OF
Bradford amputated the hand. The
patient is doing finely.
"A We mentioned last week that the
track at the Fair Ground, had beer
much Improved. We learn tina,
the improvements were made b,
u w. II. Il II. b. Martin at their owl
expense. They havea number o
horses at their Stable for training
which are threatened with speed
and some of them have very marked
Symphonic.
AT the fremen's Muster at Bur
hngtom last Monday, the first prize
was won by the Rutland Washing
ton, No. - the second by the Wa
terbury Seth Warner, No. 20 an,
the third by the Platts burgh 'Hori.
con, No. g. The attendance at tn,
muster was very large-but TIL
police arrangements secured goo'
M nrtlae AL 49,
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Bailey, p. g
.julyl-4w.
In Chnncery AZ BIenniYlIlc.

Joseph w. Owen, ex'r of Samuel f.
Goodson, decd VS.. William +. Moon,
NJ. l.. Blacklcy, trustee, ct al.
1t appearing to the Clerk and Mas
ter, from the allegations in complain
ants Bill, that defendants William +.
Moon, o. f. Stair, John f. Stair, and
William b. Williams, are non-rcsi-
dents of the State of Tennessee. 1t is
therefore ordered that publication be
made for -four successive weeks in the
Bristol Nc1cs, paper published in
Bristol, Sullivan CO., Tenn, notifying
said defendants to appear at the Court
House in Blountville, Tenn, on the
third Monday in NovemberneXt $50
ut Chancery Court there and then be
held for Sullivan county, in the LIST
Chancery district in the State of Ten
nesse, and plead, answer, or demur to
complainants bill, or the same will be
taken as confessed, and set for hearing
eNpartc. \. j. PHILLIPS,
July Q, 1870. ID. Clerk d Master.
July l5-Wi.
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BARLEY AS a Foop FOR llORsEs. -
l.. NJ. llager. Mill City Navada,
writes that barley is the staple food
for horses and mules there; that it is
fed whole, soaked, boiled and ground,
and is claimed by those who have
used it. to be better for horse than
any other rain. lie adds: "Whcn
our barley is cut it is left in punches
rs 1t comes from the machine, or If
cut by hand it is punched the same
as for binding. When ft to haul a
large wooden fork is used to put il ON
the wagon. Three years ago | had
barley that was estimated to yield
100 bushels per acre. My whole
crop of forty acres yielded more than
forty bushels per acre, and ten acres
was down so bad that il did not more
than half I'LL SOW from eighty to
one hundred and twenty pounds per
acre, regulating the amount of seed
to the time of sowing and the quality
OF soil. On rich, moist soil a small
amount Of seed will answer. particu-
larry If sowed carly. On dry. light
soil. | have never been able to SOW
too much seed; in fact, / have Away.
thought that more seed would hay,
been an advantage to my poor soil anc