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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03

tons, against three times as much
sand. OF course, those tlues may
be square or even oblong; but of
whatever shape they may be, it is
absolutely necessary that they be
carefully pargetied or lined with
plaster.
A more expensive, but far more
perfect method Of vcntilating cellars
would be to cell over the whole
space, and place ventilating thin
bles at intervals between the joists.
In this way the spaces between the
joists may be made to act as air tun-
nels, having grated openings in the
external walls. In order to thor
oughly purify the atmosphere of
these underground rooms, called
cellars, where a stream Of water
from spring is available, a &C.
mented drain, open on top, is excel
lent for the purpose, the current car
rying off all mephitic gases, and
creating ozone, the purest of atmos-
plcItS.
Where a running stream from a
pure spring cannot be had, its place
may be partially supplied by the
use Of the hydrant at one end and Il
small pump at the other. thus let
ting the water in from the street in
a continuous stream, running thro'
the cement channel already spoken
of and drawing it off at the other
end, unless the sewer be below the
bottom of a cellar, in which case the
pump is not needed. This artificial
flow of water should take place
twice each day-in the evening to
cool the atmosphere, and in the
morning to cool of the exhalations
of the past night.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03
Cellars.

The following useful hints re-
garling the construction Of cellars,
are from an article appearing in a
late number Of the London .1rchi-
tc'..
The cellar of a house may be IL
kened to the lower hold Of floating
ship, and a like difficulty attends
the ventilation of both. The first
thought is for the extraction Of the
foul air. Cellars are not always
ceiled, and even when they are it is
in such coarse manner that the de-
Tense thus made against rising ex-
halations and the effect of a damp
atmosphere upon the floor abov e
must be very slight indeed.
Some persons fancy that to flag
or cement the cellar floor and walls
is a preventive of noxious gases
forming there. But this is falla-
cy. The lower hold Of a ship is
subject to a similar state of noxious
air settlement, but even this has a
less influence for mischief upon hui
man existence than has the cellar
under the dwelling house; for the
tenants Of the latter are experien
eng the injurious effects for life
time, whilst the passengers and
crew Of Il ship have the limit of \
voyage to their experience.
The difficulty Of remedying this
necessary evil of cellars lies in the
perfect expulsion or extraction OF
the stagnant, tetid atmosphere, and
this can be effected either by rcvoI-
wing fans, exhausting fiue or fues
(either vertical or oblique,) by fore
ing pumps, propelling fresh, extern
al air into, and thereby driving the
four air out of the cellar. And as
heat is conductor which can thus
be made available, we have at once
solution Of 4 continuous flue from
cellar to chimney top. which may
also have one Of the simplest of pat
ent revolving ventilators now in use
attached to it.
AS an aid to this vertical ventila
ting tlue, we would have another
fiue for the reception of external
fresh air at the ground level, which
would supply the place Of the re-
treating four air, and thus maintain
wholesome current; or at least "A
constant change of atmosphere. In
order to build the chimneys to suit
this principle Of ventilation, it is on
~ necessary to construct two hucs
four inches square, one at either
side of the tireplaces, and occupying
a position in the chimney breast
nearest the fireplace.
The object in having two of these
four inch tlues is to balance each
other, and at the same time to give.
in the second one, very desirable
servant in any household, namely.
an ash-shoot, through an iron trap.
IN which, located on a level with the
hearth, the embcrs, dust and ashes
may be clearly swept and be in.
stantly precipltated to receiver or
close dnst-bin in the cellar It
would be very desirable to have
both these tiues made circular. which
could easily be effected by the ma
son using an open cylinder, with a
handle at the upper end, by which
ne could draw ii up as he proceed
cd with bis work. Around this evil
lnder he should plaster close with
lime and cement, in equal prcpor-
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03
Ashes as a Cattle Food,

The Maine Farmer says: zone
of our substantial subscribers-in a
recent convcrsation-gave his ex-
perience i'll training neat stock af-
tectcd with habit Of eating wood,
chewing lones, &c. His cattle were
one spring affected in this way, they
became dim in flesh, refusing to eat
hay, and presenting a sicl;ly appear
ance. He had an impression that
their food lacked the constituents
for making bone, but his neighbors
used bone meal, without noticing
any good result whatever. Last
spring he put about four bushels of
leached ashes in his barnyard, and
threw out to them about shovelful
each day. They all ate it with evil
dent relish. After turning them out
t. pasture, he put one peek of dry
shes per week on the ground in the
pasture. They ate it all up and
gnawed off the grass where it had
been lying. The cattle began to i'm
prove, gaining Hesh ana looking
better than they had for several
years, from the fact that the land
was new and ashy from the burnings
# the woods and and-clearings.
lie has another proof Of the value
of ashes for stock from this incident.
he had a large tub full of leached
ashes, which remained in it some
me. 1t was afterwards used as a
watering-tub; and when the cattle
drank from it, they would lick and
gnaw the sides and the bottom Of
the tub; actually biting out pieces
and eating them. Latterly he gives
one quart Of ashes mixed with the
same quantity of salt, to twelve
head of cattle, once a week, and
finds it to agree with them wonder
July.
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03

The Gonzales (Texas) Inquirer
says the Kansas cattle trade next
year will not be confined to beeves,
rs heretofore, but will embrace stock
cattle of every description, such as
cows, calves, warnings, etc. The
inquirer reports that the ruling
price for beef cattle is So per head
COR first class, and so for second.
In the counties west oil Gonzales,
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03

Mr.. Bonner has several very
promising young horses. His "Joe
Elliott" is regarded as one Of the
most remarkable trotters for his age
hat has ever appeared, but the colt
"Startie, "a brother of Dexter
three years old, is regarded as the
most promising animal of his age
which has yet been produced. He
can now make his mile inside OF
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03

For the Improvement Of pastures
the Oiip EnrpuNr recommends that
they be divided; one-half stocked
with sheep, and the other half with
COWS, and alternate changes made
every spring; or by an entire
change from cows to sheep and from
sheep to COWS every few years, al
WAYS retaining Il COW or two for
family use. The two, however,
never to run together.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03

The New England Uomesten,7
says that the present season has
witnessed the Inauguration of new
trade in garden vegetables between
Chicago and Boston. Hubbard and
Marrow squashes are shipped from
the latter to the former city, and the
price paid is SlS per ton. Early
snuashes sold in Boston at SO a dozen
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03

A correspondent writing to the
New York Farmers Club says that
he has known very foul cask to be
entirely cleansed by filling it with
dry earth and leaving it four or five
DAYS. The earth treatment, follow
ed by scalding lime-watcr, will
sweeten anything.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03

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For Sale by Tabor Il Irwin, and G. Kellogg
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03

J. II. Wallace furnishes the Coun-
t,.y Gentfemun with facts of some
interest, relative to breeding from
stations of various ages. These
show that celebrated horses have
been raised, that were by stations
from twenty to twenty-seven years
old. The writer concludes that the
question Of age is not SO important
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Aaritnltuval Column,

THE reading columns, on this page will be devot-
cd mainly to topics pertaining to the FARM and
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-02-03

The following useful hints re-
garling the construction Of cellars,
are from an article appearing in a
late number Of the London .1rchi-
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