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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-24

AN ELOQUENT ORATIoN.-"Gener-
alton after generation" says q fine
writer, .'have felt as we now feel, and
their lives were as FESTIVE as our own.
They passed like vapor, while nature
wore the same aspect of beauty as
when nature first commanded her to
be. The heavens shall be as bright
over our graves as they now are
around our paths. The world will
have the same attractions for our Off
spring yet unborn as she had once for
our children. Yet in a little while all
have happened. The throbbing heart
will be st rest. Our funeral vii
windit its way, and prayers viii be said,
and then we shall be left alone in
silence and In darkness for the worms,
and it may be fer 3 short time we
shall be spoken of, but the things OF
life will creep in, and our names will
soon be forgotten. Days will continue
to move on, and laughter and song
will be heard in the room In which
we died, and the eyes that mourn for
us will be dried and glisten again for
Joy and even our children will cease
to think Of US, and will not remem-
Der to lisp u Names
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ssIGNEFlS SALE.

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.
~ Notice Is hereby given, that the under
Eg- ed, as Assignee of Darius Baldwin, wiz
1871, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock 8. N.
and 4 O'Clock p. m, and upon the premises,
the following described real estate, situated
10 the township U,
follows commencing at the northeast cor
ner Of land belonging to Drayton Andrews,
on the east and west center road; thence
east 70 the public square thence south on
the west n Of the public square 70 land OF
said D. Baldwin; thence west on the north
line OF said BaldWin's land 70 land belong
ing to Drayton Andrews; thence north to
ulaceOf beginning. containing about one
aere Of land, excepting therefrOm what Is
occupied by the meeting house, and what Is
in FROM Of said meeting house. and subject
70 the lease for house sheds, as decided 10
said Baldwin, Sept. =, lG2.
Also, part Of Lot No. .. and bounded as
follows: Beginning AT a stake at the north
thence east three DDS and i've and one-haif
nset 70 q stone and corner Of d. BaldWtnis
land thance south and west on land ofsaid
Baldwin, thancenorth on land OF Joel Hor-
ton, TO the plaza OF beginning, 43-l60 OF an
acre OF land, as deededto said Baldwin Oct.
8, 1856.
follows: On the east by the public squares
on the south by the east n west center
road I on the west by lands owned by An
drew v. Ross. on the north by lands owned
acres OF land, as decided TO said Baldwin,
Feb. q, lS68.
Also, part OF lot No. o, bounded as fol.
lows: Beginning at the northwest corner
OF what Is known as the store house LOT Of
said Baldwin thence west on the south side
Of the east and west centerroad TO the north
east corner OF lands owned by Joel Trues-
dell; theme youth on aid Truesdell's east
line to lands oWned by Noami Siliiman /;
thence east on said Naomi EillimaniE north
line to the southwest cOTne Of said store
hOus lot; thence north 70 the place OF he
ginning, and said 70 contain two acres OF
land, as desded 70 said Baldwin. Jan. 1880.
Terms OF sale made known on day o. sale.
GEO. P. HUNTER,
Assignee OF d.. Baldwin,
Warren, O., May s, l5l-4t.
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A desolate widower in Delaware,
after much reflection, evolved the fol-
lowing epitaph for his wife's tomb
stone:
Thou hast gone before me
To thy last and long sleep;
Tears can not restore thee,
Therefore I weep"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-24
The Davis Verticle Feed,
SEWING MACHINE

HAS, by actual trial, proved to be
hseeondt 70 none and is, without doubt,
the DestSewing Machine now manufactured
for all kinds Of work. The Nerticle Feed
Bar, involves a new feature, possessing one
of the most valuable principles eTerinvent-
ed, enabling Il 70 run over seams and turn
corners without change ~oftenstOn or length
OF stitch, or stopping the motion Ofthe ma
chine. The Feed Ear is close 20 and in the
rearofthe needle and the feed takes place
while the needle is down through the goods,
enabling thesewingo OF any number OF thick
nesses OF any length, without basting n
the other remains straight, and at the same
time do What no other Eachine can do, to.
wit; Taxing all the stretch o the goods,
leayinga seam alike on both sides. h
presserfoOt is always raised from the goods
while the feed takes place, allowing seams
to pass Ina perfect manner, while on the
other machines the presserfoot presses with
its full force on the goods while the feed
takes place. thusit Is Impossible for seams
Of any size topass unde without raising the
presserfoOL
We use the same Machine for the manu-
facture OF Boots INT shoes, as for the finest
lace, merely Suiting the needle me thread
TO the goods, while other machines have
different sizes for different kinds Of work
The Davis is the only machine that will hem
wide or narrow In q perfect ANN on any
kindOf goods from cheese Bscktng 70 broad
cloth. strait or bias, without folding or bast-
ing the goods. II will cord. lind braid. fell,
AAAAAAH A-@ AA@A $500 49, AAM - - A..AA -
thesamet time, and from one TO three rufdes or
between two straight and The Davis Is
manufactured from the best imported cast
steel and Is composed Of only twelve strong
working parts, (other machines having from
thirty 70 forty, thus making it the most
simple machine In themarkeE We sell the
DAVIS Machine on the neutrality-suspicious. f:
S25.O0on delivery and ten dollars per month
until paid for. Teach you 70 use the ma
chine perfectly, warrant it for three years,
and II at any time within three month you
find the Davis Machine you have is not and
will not do all we claim and advertise, we
will furnish you In its place. ny machine
you call for that Is sold In this country, at
the agents price. The Davis Is taking the
precedent Of all b machines wherever IL
has been introduced. The Davis now holds
the highest prize, The Gold Medal over
all other machines, which was awarded al
the great trial in Manchester, n. II, at the
New England Mechanics Institute, Sep. 10,
$50, after a test Of three weeks, and in con.
test with every other Sewing Machine sold
in the United States. Please end for clrcu-
lars and call at the ONCE and give the Davis
a thorough examination and trial. Machine
Sewing respectfully solicited. Machine
Oil and Needles for the Davis. Singer. Howe,
Wheeler a Wilson, &C.. for sale. Once and
sales room In Adams Bookstore, Market St.,
Warren, o. Address all orders 70
r. =. KNEELAED,
Gen1 Agent for Trumbull Co.
March s. ls7l-3ln'
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A Norwich man took a drink of
whiskey from the family aeOnite bot
tie, the other night, and in about an
hour two a~ble-bodied laOorers were
stirring up his alimentary canal with
q stomach pump. The pump had q
pretty good suction, and Ior some
time it was a question whether the
seat of his pants was going to give OF
the handle break. But he's all right
nOW
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-24

500 REwARD-For the apprehen-
sion Of Genus futile, a tall mar, about
fifty years, has considerable money
and q high forehead, long face andlan-
tern jawed man, a bad man with q fist
like a giant, and has often beat me,
and I want him to end his days in a
p~enitentiary where he belongs, and he
wears a gray coat, with q very large
mouth, and one blue eye, and one
blind blue eye, and q hideous looking
man. and now living with the sew
enth woman, and me having one
child to him, and he has gone OH, and
I want him brought slap up in the
law with blue pants. He out to be
arrested, and has a hundred dollars Of
my money, and a bald headed rascal,
full of hattery and deceit, and she Is
a bad woman, and her little girl calls
him papa and is called Eliza Jane
Tillis, and boy blind of one eye, and
he Is not q man what has got any too
/ much sense, nor her. And he stole
one hundred dollars from me and some
of my gold and silver, and ought to
be caught, and / will never live with
him again, no never, he.t adisgraee,
and I would like to have him caught
up and compelled 10 maintain me and
his child, as l am his lawful welded
wife, and have the certificate OF mar
riage in my possession.
NANCY FUTILE.
FNLEYvILLE, Pa, April ISL.
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EGAL N0TICE.

AAAAMAA ~ AAAaa
Il The state Of Ohio. Trumbul County. Ia
Ine Cour ofCOmmOn Pleas
Joshua b. Jordan, Plaintiff, vs.. Philip Da-
Wis q Mary j. Davis
TIT ~defendant, Philip Davis. Will take no
tlce that on the lith day Of April, l57l, the
plaintiff hled his petition In said Court set
ting forth that on the 18th day Of March
ls7U, the defendant executed and delivered
% plaintiff, his two certain promlssofy
notes Of that date, for one hundred collars
each, the first n due IN one year. with
eight per cent interest: and the second due
In two years with annual interest at eight
per cent; that 70 secure thep payment o. SAID
notes, the defendants executed and deliver
ed 70 plaintiff their mortgage deed OF q
date, conveying to plaintn the
described premises, viz; Situatein the town
ship OF Weathersdeld, County Of Trumbul,
and state Of Ohio, known as Lot No. q IN
Cross and Payne's subdivision OF Lot No. Is,
and partsof lots II and IS, or tract Is In the
bounded and described IS follows: Begin
ming at apOlnt In the center OF the Austin
town oad at its Intersection with the cen
ter line Of the OhltOn road, thence south
along the center line Of said AustlntQWn
road three chains thirteen and one-half
links thence north 80, east nve chains
and twenty links: thence north6 chains and
six links TO the center Of said on lton road;
thence westerly al0nFthe center cfsatd road
six ehains and link 70 b place OF
yey Of James Mackeys two and 8-luy acres
nfland: which deed was duly recorded on
the 18th day Of March. IN Trumbul county
record Of mortgages, vol. Is, page = Fetl-
interest on said second note have beeome
due and are unpaid. and asking for the sale
Of said premises TO satisfy the same, and the
balance yet 70 become due. Defendant Wtl
WI. SPEAR, Atty for Plaintiff.
April 10. lsT1-6f
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FGAL NOTICE.

The state OF Ohio TrumbulI County.
m Court Of Common Pleas. Permelia
Clark. vs.. Andrew J.. Clark. The defendant
will take notice that on the ID day OF Nay,
Is7I. plaintiff filed her petition in said COu
against defendant. alleging thatshe Eas laW-
fully married 70 defendant on he-day Of
-, ISL. By whom she had three children,
viz. Clara A, aged u years; Charles E.,
That defendant has been Wilfuly absent
nom plaintiff for over three years past
Petition prays divorce. lo= custody OF said
the same may be decreeda charge upon
lands OF defendant situate In kinsman, said
county, known As the homestead formerly
occupied by defendant In section No. ~, con
tafniug No square rods or land. Petition
will be for hearing at nextterm Of said Court
W. 7. SPEAR, Atty for PitG
May 3 1s7I-6t.
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OHERIFF'S SALE in Partition.
Dine state OF Ohio, Trumbuu County, s..
auth Hudson, vs. John b Clark, ct. al
By virtue OF an order Of sale In Partition
issued out OF the Court or Common Pleas o.
Trumbuu County, Ohio, inthe above named
case. 10 me directed and delivered 7 shall
expose to public sale AZ the door o. the
Court House in the city o. warren, ohio. on
Saturday, May 27th, A. ID. 1871,
between The hours OF one and three O'Clock.
0. No. the following described real estate -
Situate In theS. ". corner o. Bracevile Ip.s
in aid county and state and known - part
Of Lot No. q, bounded on the west BY the
west line OF BracevilleT Township, aforesald
on the north and east BY lands OF e W.
Bosworth, and on the south By the south
Inc Of said township, containing sixteen
n $500 acres OF land, more or less, q
being the same real estate Of which Benja-
mine Prelslfee, late Of said county. died
seized and possessed
Terms Of Sale.-One-third In hand on day
Of sale; one-third in year. and one-third
In two years, with interest deferred pay~
meDts secured by mortgage on premises
Appraised at S7S3,7a
g. ". DICKINSON. Sheriff
sherih's ONCE. Warren. O., APR. ., lssi-5t
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE Fol

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
DSALE-Dr. F. Myers having purchased
. lot on the east side Of the public square,
Warren, Ohio. offers for sale his present
residence situated on the cornero Of High and
Chestnut Street. on reasonable terms The
house Is entirely Nv. the lot is we'll I'M
proved and underdrafned. and contains
thereon q good barn and other necessary
o~ut-houses. Grape vines and Shrubbery In
abundance, besides a great variety OF ri
trees, all bearing. This residedce Is splen-
didly situated and within a few minutes
walk OF the business portion Of the city
The Street on which the house stands Is
severed and All connections made thereto,
A good we'll OF water. ffnotthe best in town,
Is on the above premises. For further par
ticulars enquire Of or address. .
DR. +. MYERS, Warren, D.
March D Isl.
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NOTICE is hereby given thai al

NOTICE is hereby given that at
the meeting Of the Commissioners OF
Trumhnu county Ohio. to Be held In War
rem. on the dnh day OF June, IN the tear
ISL there will be presented 10 said Commits
sionsrs a petition to vacate 50 much Of q
county road running on the tcWnshlp line
Graane Is extends nom the Cowden road, so
called TO the next road south thereof a dis
tauce OF one mile. said petition setting forth
thai said road Is impassables danSerons and
useless nay ~ lef14t
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10 BRONCHITIS and kindred diseas

BRONCHITIS and kindred diseas.
Des By W. W. Hall, N. d. In one vol
~ md. SI.E. Some Of the contents OF the
book are: Air and Health. Baths n Bath
ing Chill and Fever; C~anceEClerical Health
Group Cod Liver Oh Mortality OF Cities
DiarrnRa; Suggestions to Editors, Fevera and
Ague. Manner OF Growth; High Livers
Overlooking: Patent Medicines; Sick Head
ache; Poisonous Candies; Effects Of Tobacco;
Theological Students. Just reed at AD-
ANS Bookstore.
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EcAT.

lCandaeeC c. Weston, Plt'h vs.. Warning
tonE Weston. DefE Divorce.
M said Warrington 8 Weston whose
residence is without the state Of Ohio, VIII
take notice that on the 18th day Of April.
1871, Candice @. Weston. hled her petition IN
County, Ohio, praying for a divorce nom
the said defendant and allmony. Grounds,
three years wllful absence. This case VIII
be for hearing at the June term, 1871, ofsaid
Court. HUTCHINS, GLiDDON SIlLL
April -, lSTi-6t Aty'sf for PIT
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BERKSHIRE PIGS.

7 HAVE a few choice Pigs Of the
berkshire breed for sale 1t reasonable
prices. Bred from stock brought from Ken
fuckey. Original stock from England
ALI and see for yourselves, one-half mile
south OF East Mecca. HERMEN LOVE.
Mecca, Nay, Il. ls7I-Sts
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TSTATE of Nathan B. Phelps,
Eldec'd. The undersigned hal been duly
appointed and qualified rs Administrative
on the estate Of ERthanB. Phelps, decd, late
Of Trumbull Co., Ohio.
OLIVE A. PHELPS.
Meoes. o. NsylO. ls7i-St'
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THE MUSIC BOOK
FOR THE YOUNG FOLKS AT HOME
Is
GOLDEN ROBIN,
nv " n prUVNS

Containing Elementary Instructions, At
tractiye Exercises, md Several Hundred
Popular Songs. This New Book VIII be found
Superior 70 All Similar Works, In many
pOluts essential to a popular Instruction
Boo in Vocal Music n Collection OF Melo-
dies for the Young. Several Editions nave
already been ordered, and the demand IN
ereases. Many Of theSongshave been writ
ten expressly for the work, n none OF the
songs are old n ttme-worn-sung through
a dozen books, but New a Sparkling.
Adapted TO all Occasions, and Alive withthe
Spirit OF the Times. Price 50 cts sent post
paid. OLIVER DITSON & Co. Publishers,
n Washington St., Boston. CHAS. H DIT
son SEQ, III Broadway, New York.
Mar. %. is7l-3t.
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ESTATE OF Lyman BiRrson, def'd.
1.-THE undersigned has been duly appoint
Cd and oualihed as Execntor, on the estate
OF Lyman PlerEon, decd, late Of Truphull
Co, Ohio e. Y HICkOk.
Mecca, Nsy 10. ISI-St.s
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ESTATE Of ALFRED REDMAN,
II deceased. The undersigned has been
duly appointed Administrator OF the estate
Of Alfred Redman, late Of Trumbnll county,
OAio, deceased. JOHN JONES, "a.
May % iEI-8t.
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NOW Is TIE TINE

When people are turning theis attention to
burning COAL u COOKING STOVES and
nothing Is so desirable to neat and tidy
housekeeper as q stove that with EXCEL
LENf BAKING QUALITIES. is the CLElNEST
HOST URABLEk GENERALLY CONVENIENT.
AS evidence that our
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TWELVE THOUSAND ROLLS
Of Wall Papers and Borders, from a cheap
paper az ten cents 10 the finest g-old-stamped
at one dollar and twenty cents. By far the
largest and finest stock ever seen In this
town. Come, see and be convinced. At
ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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HANDBILLS, ShOpbills, &C., foI
Merchants and OtheTA furnished al
short notiee AZ the CHRONICLE OFFICE
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Ions CONTAMINATION Until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec.
ton OF the country, that the public scarcely need
70 be Informed or is virtues or uses.
ScrofulOus poison IL one Of the most desoue-
tive enemies q cur race. Onen, this unseen and
unfelt tenant OF the organism undermines the con
ghtudon, and invites the attack Of enfeeblngor "a
tai diseases, without exciting q suspicion Of it,
presence. Again, it seems 70 breed Infection
throughout the body, and then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other OF is
hldeous FORMS either on the surface or among the
yitals. In the latter, tubercles nay be suddenly
deposited in the lungs or heart or tum0rs formed
In the liver, or it shows its presence BY erupCons
on the skin, or nul alterations On some part Of
OF this Sd~FaaPdriua Is advisable, even when no
aeaTe symptoms Of disease appear. Persons AZ
hicled with The following complaints generally
ind immediate relief and, at length, cure, BY the
use Of this SARS4PARILLA: ST. Antho-
RVS Fire, Rose or ErDsipeiGs, Tetters Salt
Rhetful, Seaid HeEd, RfnGtr0Tanss Sors Eyes,
Sore Ears, and other erupnons or visible forms
OF ScrOfti0ttS disease Also m ne more con-
cealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy. Heart
Disease, Effss Epilepsy Netfrnlgfds and
the various UTeer0tis Affections Of the muscular
and nervous systems
SUphHis or VenereaF and MereurfaI DIS
eaEes are cured BY II, though a long time is -
quired for subduing these obstinate maladies 5y
any medicine. But long-eontnued use OF this
medicine viii cure the complaint. LeWcorrhG0
or Whites Uterine UIeeratfOns, and Female
Diseases are commonly soon relieved ana uin-
mateiy cured by It's purifying and mFlBoraAng
eject Minute directions for each case are found
Ia our Almanac, supplied gratis. Rheumatism
and GOut, when caused b accommodations Of eN-
traneous matters in the blood, yield quickly TO Il,
as also Lirsr Complaints, f0rpiditB. COHges-
n0n or Inflammation Of the LfreFs and JaifH-
dice. when arising, as they oien do, nom the
ranking poisons IN the blood. This SARSA-
P4RILLA il a great rest0rer for the strength
and vigor Of the system. Those who are Lam
Jnfd and Lfsfless. Dependent, Sieepiessn
and troubled with Nervous APPrehsRsiSns o.
Fears. or any Of the Afectiops symptomauc of
Weakness, win find immeiiate relief and con
vineing evidence Of is restorative power upon
trial.
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Ayers S~arsaparilla,
FOB PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this aL-
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived nom its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. InTeterafs
cases Of Scroiulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured BY Il.
ScrofuiOus affections and
disorders which az
HaTated BY the scrofn-
Nwam waaHm~famaHm. ..an
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Pillow trimmings,

Such as Points, Clsvlses, Coulters, Wheels,
&C. Cali and see US at our Store. No, 4 Main
St, or at Foundry, cornerCanal and Liberty
Streets JAMES REED & SONS.
Warren. o.. Mar. 2. ISL.
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Mohawk Valley Clipper

STEEL PLOW, which twas awarded the nrst
premium at the Northern Ohio Fair, at
Cleveland last fall; also Pittsburgh Steel
Flows. We keep a full line Of
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WARREN
PLOW WORKS
vICTO.
CuRTTSS IRON BEAM

A new Pillow, introduced last season, and
has many friends, and is hound to become {
favorffa Also the
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WARRANT OUR POINTS

To wear as well san made or sold In M
marke All we ask Is for you 10 try one Of
q Flows, n be convinced. We also have
the sale Of the
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which is we'll adapted TO sod and stubble,
ground, and Is becoming popular PioW.-
We also make the LONGS PLOW, Nos. 3
4, Rnd&
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1871-02-18

must mostly rely. Hence. the lest
methods Of its cultivation must always
be sought for by the cnterprising farmer
That it requires deep, rich soil, no one
will deny, and one upon which lime has
lately been applied is generally found to
produce a better crop in consequence.
In this county the frequent practice
is to haul out manure in the winter or
spring and pillow it under; in the autumn
rows, separated by wide middles these
middles or intervening spaces between
rows OF shocks, are narrowed down so
as to allow the stalks to be turned under
by the pillow. This is thoroughly pull
veriZcd hv the harrow and drilled in
with wheat and the weld of wheat on
our warm limestone soils is frequently
as good as that obtained the next sea-
son after the battle-ground had been put
in with oats, and the manure apple d
previous to sowing with wheat
Where land is too rich for the prolita-
bic production of oats, the above plan
has very much to recommend it, and in
time must become the true and common
rotation of corn and wheat AS for oats
itself, as our lands become more i'm
proved and richer, its culture will have
to be abandoned to poor farmers and
more sterile lands. There are extensive
tracts of naturally poor and mountain
Gus lands in the country, fitted for the
production of oats or buckwhcat, and
upon such lands they should be grown,
as they are grains hardly suited to
rotate in soils rich enough for corn and
wheat
AS regards the depth toplow for corn,
there is no question | presume so much
disputed among farmers, but in my
opinion it altogether depends upon the
depth of the soil If that be four inches
deep you need not pillow it much deeper;
and if eight inches, your depth of plow-
ing should be increased accordingly:
and if the soil were a foot in depth that
would be not too deep.
As spring approaches let our farmers
prepare their manurcs and fields for
large average of this great American
cereal for the season of ISL