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CHOICE EMOTIONAL BOOKS
u Received and for sale at
FRENCHS BOOK &STATION cry STORE,

ReCelV6u anu lot balO NJ
FRENCHS BOOK &STATION cry STORE.
No. 95 King st Alexandra, Va
The Spirit Life, or Scripture Testimony Of
tho Divine Person and Work of the Holy Ghost,
by 4. A. Bickersteth, NJ. A. author of fester-
day, To-day and Forever" otc. 81 25. Earn
Thoughts; Soc. Daily Communion with God +,
by Archbishop Leighton; 75c. kebIe's Chris
tisn Year; So. Lyra Domestics, Christian
songs translated with additional selections, by
Rev. F. ID. Huntington, D. d.; ST. 50. Hours
with the Lord, translated from tho German !;
ID; 75c. of the Imitation of Christ, by Thos ;.
A. Kempis; 81 25 Tho Words and Mind of
Jesus and Faithful Promiser in ono vol; ; 25.
The Changed Cross and other Religious Poems;
81 so. Pearls of Thought (Religious) gathered
from various authors; 81 30. Hymns for the
songs, selected by Rev. j. Z. Kyle, B.A.i 81 So
The Shadow of the Rock and other Religious
Poems; 81 80. Forever With the Lord. Thoughts
on the death of little children, by $; j. Prime,
ID; 81 30. TELL Jesus, RecoileGtlons OF
Living, vol. new edition. red lne7, by Jero
my Taylor; 81 Is. Holy Dying, by same au
thor, new edition; II so. Tho Angel over tho
Right Shoulder 40c. Bishop Wilson'S Sacra
Privsts; 40c. Shining Light, by author Capt
Headly Wears; Soc. Eucharistica; being Med
itstions and Prayers en- the most Holy Euchar.
ist; 6Oc The Golden Grove, a CHOICE Manual,
containing what is to be believed, prscticed and
desired or prayed for, by jeremy Taylor,
D. D.; doc. Words o: Comfort for Doubling
Hearts, by Alfred Nevin, ID; soc. Ways Of
Overcoming Temptation, with form of self
examination and Prayers, by Rev. Geo. Doodle,
NJ A.. 40c. Whittier than SNOW; 60c. Helps
for Every Hour; 40c. Goulburns Thoughts
on Personal Religion, ST.; Idle Word 81 8;
Study of the Scriptures, 81 Is. Pursuit Of Ho-
liness new book, 75c. Family Prayers; 75c.
Besides the above, many other choice and
valuable Books. New Books received as soon
az issued. GEO. E. FRENCH,
KIM
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TRUS TEE'S S A u E .

By virtue of deed of trust from James Wills
to the undersigned, Trustee, recorded in llber
81, No. 4, folio 2s9, for the purposes therein
named, / will sell, to the highest bidder, at tho
hotel Of Henry Bicksler. at Dranesville, Fair
fax county, Va. on SATURDAY, the 9th day
cd by said deed, containing SEW ENTY-
THREE 1871 ACRES OF LAND. There "a
ia comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, BEL
Kitchen and Barn on the land and mostly un-
der fence, with good waite. and irult Inns
land lies about three miles from Dranesville,
and will be shown by Mr.. Wills who resides
on nit; NO ,.ao;on. :, oo.b - 40. ,orr hmm
dred and sixty-six dollars, sixty,six and two
third cents, with interest from tho first day of
January, 1868, and the costs of sale; the resi-
due of the purchasc-money, credit until the
1st day of January, 1871, will be given, to carry
interest from the day of sale.
Sale to commence ct o'clock p. m.
JOHN POWELL, Trustee.
Fairfax co., mar 1-1awts
y By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
of Fairfax county. rendered in the cause OF j.
+. Buckley, &C., vs.. j. Hendley Simpson, the
undersigned, Commissioners therein named,
will sell, at public auction, on MONDAY, the
We IG5as HHs' TR ssG5 ST EASD Re
erty of said ]. Hendley Simpson-one Of III
acres and l56 poles, lying on tho o., A. s NJ.
K r.. at Union Mills, very elgibly situ%ted,
and Of excellent quality, and with good i'm
provements. The~other, very excellent lot OF
three acres at Ccntreville, Fairfax county. is
very desirable.
TERMS-Ono-ten:h cash. and the residue in
three equal instruments, at six,twolvo and eight
cen months, with interest, to be secured by the
notes Of the purchaser, and retention OF the IT,
tie till the last payment is made the cash pay
ment to be forfeited and the land resold At The
cost of the pure hsser, on his failure TO COM
plete his title. THOMAS K. LOVE.
M. DULANY BALL.
Fairfax co., feb 19-1swts CONS. Of Sale
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Since the 1st day of July, 1869. the Rich
mopd, Potomac and Fredericksburg railroad
comtany have issued to bona .Jfde settlers, Cd
the line of their road, between Fredericksburg
and Ashland, upwards of fifty half fare tickets
to as many families When We consider that
the company issue these tickets only to such
as purchase within FIVE miles Of the line OF
their road, it looks very much as though that
section was Filling I'D.
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VIRGINIA, to wit TIN the Circuit Court
Y of Fairfax county, February Rules, 1870:
Joseph Sandcrson against John f. Kelly, Il. C.
Stroman, Samuel A. Maginny and Lucinda
Maginny, his wife, defendants: In chancery:
Mem: The object Of this suit is to subject the
interest OF tie defendants, Msginny and wife
dated 22d Decem Der, 1868, to debt of tho
plaintiff OF S295, with interest," secured by decd
of trust to II. c. Stroman, dated 18th Sep, 1868.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendants are non residents of this State, 1t IS
ordered that thoy appear here within one month
after due publication hereof, and do what is ne.
cessary to protect their interests. A copy, teste:
JOB HAWXHURST, Clerk.
Thomas .. q. feb 12-1aw4W
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THRU STEE'S SALE.

By virtue Of deed of trust, dated January
1st, 1868, and executed by Anna Patton, and
duly recorded in libsr I. No: d. folio 81, Of tho
ed, Trustee therein named, will, in accordance
with written instructions from the party secur-
ed, offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash,
on the Gth.DAY OF JUNE, 1870, that being
Court day, ct twelve o'clock noon, in front Of
tho Court House of Fairfax county, the FARM
on which tho said Patten now resides, lying
near Anandsie, in said county, and adjoining
the Back Lick road on the east and Irvine
tract; also, adjoining tho lands formerly own
ed by Louisa Summers and j. 0. Arma, con-
tanning by said deed 1884, acres, moro or less
The land has tho reputation of being good, with
considerable timber. and q comfortable fss::A
TWO-STORY DWELLING. built since ElIIa
the war. The above land will BIO sold subject
to deed of trust given to Louisa Summers for
$1,000. Tho title to this property, with tho
above exception, and this deed is believed to be
good; but selling rs Trustee l shall only con-
vey tho title vested in me as such.
LEVI DEFINING, Trustee.
FeirfaY CO. feb 24-eots
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DARG AIMS IN OLD GOODS,
n At No, 81 King street

ID At No. 81 King street
We have large lot of old fashioned En-
broidered Muslin Collars, elegant French work;
Second Mourning Collars, Inside Handker-
chiefs or Chemi.setts, Undersleeves, Grenadein
and Lace Wells.
Also, Plaid Silks; several patterns of Black
Silk, as they are. We have marked the price
of all these goods down, so that they must 60.
Please ask for them as we have put them out Of
our regular stock in room up stairs.
Our stock of WINTER GOODS is still large,
and must be sold. Purchasers are invited to
examine our prices, SIS we are offering great in
ducements.
OUR NEW GOODS Received this day a
full line of New Calcoes, Beached Cottons,
Pillow Case and Sheeting Cottons. Heavy
Brown Sheeting and Shifting. Ticking, Striped
Shrtngs, Cam brics. Ginghams, with full as
sortment of sessonable Dry Goods
feb 10 ROBT. L.. WOOD.
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We are prepared to fill orders for
BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER,

BLUE WINDSOR PLASTER,
finely ground at nine dollars per ton of 2000
pounds. in the purchasers bags; in our own
bags at ten dollars per ton. tho bags to be re-
turned in ten days, and eleven dollars in bar
rals delivered on the cars or wharf
All bags not returned within thirty days to
be paid for. We warrant the Plaster ground
at this Mill asa pure and unud liberated article.
feb Ism LEE & BRO
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PRlN MIL Ii n E r ? {.

have this day received my first invoice o!
FINE MILLINERY
for the SPRING TRADE. consisting in part
az follows:
Fine FRENCH BONNETS and HATS, di.
rect from the importers.
Also, the finest FLO WERS, from the same
source; RIBBONS, LACES, SILKS, SAT-
ms LACE 3ONNETS and CAPS for in
fants. and other goods usually kept in q first
class Millinery store.
invite al tho Ladies and tho public gener-
ally to examine, at l64 King street.
w. L. PADGETT.
P.S.-Also, Agent for the celebrated WEED
SEWIN9 MACHINE. mar 1-tf
WOOD AND COAL CHEAP.
w February Sd. 1870.
Having in yard the best quality Of WOOD
and COAL for family use, will sell at tho
lowest cash prIces,
A splondid lot of seasoned Hickory Wood.
half
Also, Lykens Valley Rcd Ash Coal.
Baltimore Company's White Ash Egg Coal7
Wilkesbarre White Ash Stove Coal.
Lea Furnace Coal.
Lorberry Nut Coal.
Thanking you for past f4vors, / solicit u con-
tinuance Of the same, at Nos. 3S and 90 South
Royal street.
feb 3-tf AS PERPEN ER
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feb Scot:
ECT ORTATION
LIVERPOOL SALT

We offer for sale, to arrive, cargo Of ship
"Hermanos," consisting of
5000 bushels LIVERPOOL q. 4. SALT,
in bulk.
1000 sacks FINE SALT, factory filed,
'Runcorn" brand. equal to Msrshslrs. Also
per brig s'Three Sisters"
5000 bushels LIVERPOOL &. A. SALT,
in bulk.
1000 sacks FINE SALT of tho popular
brand "Stoved."
We will fill this Salt 10 or II to the ton. as
parties may DESIRE or sell in bulk at lowest
market rates from vessel.
HOOE, WEDDERBURN s co.
I'VE HAVE ALSO NOW IN STORE A
w full supply of
LIVERPOOL q. A. SALT.
EVANS FINE SALT.
TURKS ISLAND sALT-for sale at lowest
market rates.
feb sl.tf HoOE, WEDDERBURN & 60.
TEORGE & JENKINS MARYLAND"
U HAMS, small sizes; Breakfast P;acon,
Sides and Shoulders, just received and for sale
by u. WM. RAMSa I,
mn 3-9t 147 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-10
Auction MALES.
BY Beck, Knox & Co., Auct1Oneers.
TRUS TEES SA lie.

In execution of deed of trust from James
Brawner and Louisa, his wife, bearing Date on
the l4th day of Decem bcr 1885, | will offer for
sale, by public auction, on SATURDAY, the
I'd day Of April, 1870, at y clock M, in front
of the Mayors office, for cash, to the highest
bidder. a TENEMENT and LOT OF tn
GROUND, in the city of Alexandria. .RzLssl.
bounded as follows, viz Beginning at pc mt
on the east side Of st. Asaph street s. IT: south
of the corner of st. Assph and Gibbon streets
then south with st Assph street l9 feet then
eastwardly parallel with Gibbon street !lS ieeI
inches, more or le:e, to a point ten feet from
the middle of the square; then northward!y
parallel with St. Asaph street 10 feet thence. in
a straight line to the beginning, together with
all buildings, improvements and appurtenances
to the same belonging.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-03-10

NEW MBSTICS.
Received this 18th day of February, full
assortment of
BLEACHED COTTONS, "a, sd and 1914.
UNBLEACHED Cd, "a.
CALICOES new styles.
WHITE and GRAY BLANKETS, cheap.
Do not forget that We are Offering special
inducements in imported goods of all kinds.
feb IA WILMER & SLAYMAKER..
NARBOLIC SALVE is highly recommend
" ed for the cure of Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Scurvy, Rineworm, letter, and all Skin Di-
seases. A full supply just received and for
sale by
mar 5 b. 5. LEADBEAIER BRO.
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NJ o T I g E t.
PROMPT SETTLEMENTS.

We sell to all at the lowest cash prices
Those of our friends whose bills were presented
January lst, and have not been paid. will please
notice this. All memorandum accounts made
since the lst of January were presented March
1st TO enable US to offer the greatest induce.
ments, we are constantly receiving new goods
Dealers generally are invited to examine our
stock. ROBT. l.. WOOD,
NH No. 62 cor. King and Fairfax sts
THE JAMESON STEAM BAKERY,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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AUCTTON SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALEoF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE IN UPPER FAUQUIER.
In pursuance of decree OF the County Court
of Fauquier county, Va, made on the 9th of
September, 1859, the undersigned, Commission
ers in said decree, will offer for ase to the high
est bidder, before the Court House door, in
Warrenton, Virginia, on TUESDAY, the frBt
Of March, 1870. bong tho second day Of Febru-
,.ry County Court, the REAL ESTATE. in
S. j. Tebbs, at the time OF his death, consisting
Of that well.known and most valuable farm
called &c hASSLAND," situated about four
miles from the Plains and Rectortown stations
on the Manassas Gap Railroad, and about the
samo distance from Middeburg and Upper
Vile, containing about 425 acres of land. Tho
improvements consist Of fine BRICK Ala
DWELLING, with seven rooms, besides HaS6
fnished basement and attic-servants' house,
meat house, dairy, kitchen, courthouse, gran O.
ry and stables. The land is we'll enclosed and
subdivided with stono and wooden fence; is
we'll watered, has an abundance of timber. and
is of the best quality of Fauquer land Thore
is no more desirable farm now IN market in this
section Of Virginia.
Also tho FARM adjoining "!Grassland "
known rs WV. Tebbs' farm, containing about
335 acres Of land, Of the samo quality as Grass
land" The improvements on this tract consist
of good FRAME HOUSE. with four fE= =aassI
rooms and basement, stable, corn house, lssSel
meat house, &C. It is also we'll watercd, and
has an abundance of wood.
-. Those lands will DO surveyed beforo the day
of sale, and plats of each farm. showing the
shape, quantity of land, &C., can be seen by ap-
plication to tho undersigned.
Both these farms are rented for the present
yesr, but tho purchaser will Do entitled TO the
landlords share of the rent, or he may DO able
by arrangement with tho parties renting, to ge'
immediate possession, if desired. The purchaser
will have tho privilege Of sceding tho land Thu;
Fall.
THE TERMS, prescribed by tho decree, are
as follows: One tenth Of the purchase money
in cash, and enough on the confirmation of sale
with said tonth to make one third OF the pur'
chase money; the residue in ono and two yesri
from day of salo TO bo secured by tho bonds OF
the purchaser. All tho deferred payments to
bear interest from tho day of sale.
EPPA HUNTON.
B. Z. holland.
Fauquier co., jan N-eo!s CONS OF Sale 30
@rhe above sale is postponed until L U Es
DAY, the 18th day of March, 1871, Wh en-
will tako place before the Court House IN war
renton, Va. mn 4-eots
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE FARM.-Pursuant to docreo
the Circuit Court of Fauquier county, mado on
the 9th day of September 1863 in the case of
ceased, VS. John D. Rogers, &C., the under
signed, as the Commissioners of sale therein
named, will offer to tho highest bidder. before
the "Bcveridge House" in tho town OF Middle
airy, 1870, that beautiful farm, called SPRING
FIELD" owned snd lately occupied by John
D. Rogers, containing 38G acres.
This farm is situated on the Turnpike from
Middleburg to Tho Plains, about 2 miles from
the former and miles from the latter place.
It is of the best quality of Fauquier land; is
we'll fenced with stones and rails, we'll Waterod,
a largo portion of it we'll set in clover; has an
abundance of the most valuable timber;
young orchard Of choice fruit; is in q healthy,
fine neigh borhood, and is altogether about tho
most desirable farm now offered for sale in this
section Of Virginia.
The improvements consist of comfort SssS
able STONE DWELLING, Kitchen, Es1
Meat House, Dairy, sc.
The decree authorizes Us to sell elthor at prl-
vate or public sale upon the following
TERMS, viz Ono. tenth of the purch ase-
ono-tonth will make ono:thrd of tho whalc
purchase-money, to be paid on tho conhrmA-
ton Of the sale by the Court, and the resi-
duo in two equal payments in one and
two years; the deferred payments to boar in.
tcrest from the day of salc and to be secured
by tho bonds Of the purchaser, and rete ntion Of
the tito until last payment is made.
BURR 2. NOLAND.
ARTH. L. ROGERS.
Commissioners of Sale.
Middleburg, Va, doc 17-eots
&-The above sale is postponed till TUES
DAY, March lst, when it will take place before
the Court II ousc door at Warrenton. [feS- cots
VI. The above sale is postponed until T q ES-
DAY. the 10th day of March 1870 when it will
take place before tho Court House in Warren.
ton Va. NH 4-eots
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ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY AND
ENTERPRISE.
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@-P Prices below those Of Northern cities.
ian TT
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We are now supplying our customers with a
VERY SUPERIOR EGG BISCUIT,
something similar to the Mushroom cracker
feb 28-9t GEORGE r. HILL & co.
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WOOD AND COAL CHEAP.
TXCELSIOR MILLS,

ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
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L SOVEREIGN remedy for Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton. Heartburn and all complsints arising from
q torpid state Of the liver; also most elegant
and palstsble tonic for all weak and debilitated
states of the system, and as an appetizer it has
no equal. In quart bottles at 81 each. For
sale Wholesale and retail by
JANNEY s CO.,
feb6 l46 King street
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Fsuquier co., jan 2O-eo.s CONS. Of Sale;
&aThc above sale is postponed until IU ES-
will tako place before the Court House in War
canton. Va NH 4-eots
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-25
TEA CULTURE IN TENNESSEE.

The tea plant is in suceessfu. cultiva-
some ten miles from Knoxville, Tenn,
where it has been raised for the past
ten years. The plants were originally
obtained through the Agricultural De-
Yaftment at Washington, in the year
1858,
The plant is an evergreen shrub,
growing to the height of some five feet.
1t is perfectly hardy and needs no pro-
lection from frost. 1t bears an abun-
iant crop. with beautiful, fragrant
flowers in October. The seed is not
matured until the following season.
Captain Jane Campbell, who has
made the experiment Of raising the
plant has not attempted 1t cultivation
OH large scafc but as he expresses it,
sjust snough to keep the family ia tea
Good judges who have tried the cap
tain's too, pronounce 1t to be not infe-
rior in fragrance and flavor to the im-
ported Young Hyson. 1t seems quite
probable then that "Young America"
may yet live TO see Young Hyson tho
roughly naturalized on Uncle Samuel's
plantation.
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Bnefitat.
GOD KNOWS BEST.

Some people live m su nshine,
And roses strew the way,
Their lives can but be likened
To a pleasant summers day.
Their hearts are always happy,
And free from every care,
And sorrow seems unwilling
To ever enter there.
They've friends to love them dearly,
And make their homes SO bright,
To fill their hearts with sunshine,
And keep their spirits light
Full of joyous pleasure,
Theirs is happy lott
Theirs is 4 life of gladness,
And home is the sweetest spot.
How many have heard the sweet word,
And felt the warm tears start,
For some there are who never felt
The love OF human heart.
No home unto them Is granted,
No love unto them is given,
None, save that of the Father
sour Father, who art in Heaven"
God never forgets his children,
The love for which they pine
For the human leve withheld.
Is given the love devine.
He sends sweet consolation,
He gives us holy rest,
These Affections make us stronger,
And God knows what is best.
Though clouds may gather round us,
And hide the beautiful sun,
Wen sar, as the christian sayeth.
''Father, Thy will be done"
Though all our hopes be blighted,
And Faith seems growing dim,
Well trust the blessed Jesus,
And leave it all with him.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-25
FOR OUR FARMER FRIENDS.

Moore, ofthe Rural New Yorker, was
sitting in his Office one Afternoon, some
years ago, when a fsImer friend came
Ia and said: sFriend moore. like your
paper. but times are SO hard can't pay
for It..
SIS that so, friend Jones! I'm very
sorry TO hear that you are so poor, and
if you really are 30 hard run, will give
you my paper"
..Oh, no; can't take it rs gift"
"Well the n. lets see how we can fix
It. You raise chickens. l believe"
"Yes, a few, but they don't bring any
thing hardly"
Dent they? Neitler.does my paper
cost anything hardly. Now, I have
n proposition to make you. Twill con-
t:nue your paper, ard when you 20
home you may select from your lot one
hen aud call her mine. Take good care
of her and bring me the proceeds,
whethar in eggs or chickens, and we
will call it square"
s'All right, brother Moore, and the old
fellow ebuckled at what he thought u
capital bargain. He kept the contract
strictly, aud at the end of the year,
found he had paid about four prices for
his paper. He often tells the joke on
himself, and says he never has mad the
face to say lie was too poor to take a
paper since that day.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1870-02-25
rARMIES PR0FITABLY, ANp HOW IT IS
ZONE,

improve my dry soil with clover;
that is by sewing seed on it every
third or fourth year; turn it under with
the full crop. The second year follow
with wheat or corn. BY so dong / al
most Invariably get good crop.
| prefer deep blowing in all kinds OF
soil except when | plant sweet pota-
toes. have demonstrated to my own
satisfaction, that deep plowing is bsst
for the succeeding crop, aud especially
when heavy coat of claver, stubble
or sward is turned under. l have
drained all my lands, so that 1t can be
farmed in any way l choose. | can
raise good crop of corn on it. find
it to produce better and to be beneA-
cial to health.
| have planted five acres OF sweet po-
tatees, seed costing 800; plowIng aud
making hills, $40; sprouting and set
ting out plants, $3.50; dressing them
out with hoes four times, $50; digging
and marketing sl9; the whold cost OF
raising and marketing s247,5O Yield,
III bushels per acre;-whOle yield,
COS bushels. Sold them at $3.50 per
bushel. Net profit from five acres,
$4,000. or S71 so per acre. | prefer
planting sweet potatoes Oh thin soil,
without marure, we'll covered and
plowed under, in the fall or winter,
IL inches deep; put all the earth that
Is plowed up into the hills, 3 feet a.
part, sprouts in hill; set out about
the 10th of May. l SOW clover seed to
my land, in good order, with oats, as
they do well together. SOW bush
els OF oats to the acre. plow them
in shallow on corn land. then harrow
the ground level and SOW three-fourths
of gallon OF clever seed per acre;
then roll it or run over with a brush.
do this for change every third year
on all my driest land. let it stand
one year with clover, then plow it un-
der deep for corn or wheat in the fall.
This Is the best manure and the cheap
est that nave feund.-W. d. Kelley,
Loaton, 0.