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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
THE STATE OF TEXAs.


To he Sheriff ~ Ddiids I"nniy-Grtetny:
WOW are hereby commanded, that yOu Snmrlon,
i by publication in accordance with law, &. VI.
Brown, to be and appear "a; the next term OF tn"
Honorable District Court OF Dallas county, u lie
held Mt the ciurt house In the town of Dallas, on
the first Monday, the ID day ofnctohvr A. D. ISL.
| to answer the complaint Of 4. u. Coombcs. Admin.
istrHtor de bo,s of the estate Of NJ. NJ. Miller,
deceased, now file in NY office. In which IL in nj
legged that said c. NJ Brown, Il. A. Rawlinsa Md.
dlcton Perry hlnde, executed and delivered to VIM.
u. Miller and u. X. Drothsrton, former ndmlnis-
traitors Of tho estate of NJ. NJ Mill,r deceased their
certain joint md several proniissory note, In wri.
ting, bearing date December 4, ls6' payable Dcgen.
ber !, 1861, for the sum Of six hundred and thirty
and 10 100 Dollars, with ten per cent interest otter
maturity: that said note was given for the purchase
money for two tracts land situated In Dallas
ty, being lGO acres of land. pnrt OF tie IL. Sin"nton
survey, situated on the waters of Five Mile Creck.
about Mills S. 90 from the town of Dallas r!su.
80 acres of land, part 0i same said survey; which
tracts Of land are fully described In plaintiffs petit
ton; that the vendors lien retained npon rsid
land and that said land is bound for the pa,mcpt Of
said note that said notes ara due and unpaid That
the said Miller and Brotherton have bern remIved
from the administration OF said estate aud palftiil
appointed RdliiAistra,or de CONS thereof, has
aI,alificd and given bond such, and is entitled to
snI money pray!hg that defendants bc cited to ap-
pear and answer as the law directs; for judgement
for the amount of snil note and interest and for the
enforcement Of the vendors lien upon said land, aud
that the sheriff OF Dallas county be ordered 10 sell
Gii property for the payment and satisfaction of
said note, interest ahd costs of suit.
Herein fiit not, bit make due return of this writ,
together with the manner in which you have execu.
Witness my hand and official seal OF Of
fec at Dallas, this the ;iOth day of hu-
jgust, A. d. 1871. JOHN NJ. LAWS,
w ~ elk d. ~. Z. T.,
[5l:4w. by lIESRr Boil, Deputy.
PR tpr'a fr.
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THE STATE OF TENAs,

To ali persons interested in the Estate Of A. ".
Browning, deceased:
Wy 4, WHITE, Administrator Of the estate OF
w (. a. W. Browning. deceased, has filed in the
District Court Of Dallas cOHnty, an application TOT
the approval Of his final account which will lie heard
at the next term Of said court commencing on TIE
first Monday In October, A. n. 1871, at the court
house thereof in the town of Dallas, at which time
all persons interested in the estate OF said a: W.
Browning, deceased may appear and contest said ap
plieation, II they see proper.
Witness. John NJ Laws, clerk Of the District Court
Of Dallas county.
Given upder NV hand and the seal Of said court, at
Office n Dallas, this sist day Of August A. D. lh'l'
JOHN n. LAWS. cl'k D. G. n. G., 7.
Tb13f1 Rs HENRY Bolt, Deputy.
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University Of Nashville,
rErTE.. FOUNDED l7ss.

UtHE Collegiate Department and Acade-
my open Ali September next Disci-
pine. military. Tuition, Board Washing,
FueL sis.. from $50 20 slT5 per term
The law SehosIepths October An,
Is7I Tuition $50 per tern. Apply to
GEN. Z. ElkBT SMITH, CEEassllor.
August -, l37--4s'1G.
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vJlEXAs MILITARY INSTITUTE,
4 AUSTIN, TEXAS.

FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION COM
mcnces September 10, 1871.
An extensive addition to Cadet Barrack
will be finished by that time, and Sky
additional Cadets will be received. ,.
Applicants must be ut least fifteen years
old, Ind able to perform military duty.
&, Faculty the largest in the State-TllRTBsS
PROFESSORS iNO OFFICERS Ore hundred and
eight Cadets in attendance during the past
Session.
Applications for admission should be
made at once.
For Circulars and Catalogues, address
COZ. JOHN G. JAMES,
42:3m Superintendent.
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nrsrarE nRrENAs.

MIL d-csssed.
y Currnli- Adminisfrafur- 4. t9pis neH - N. "
pffl-r d-cea--d has fi-f IN The nisfrict court
Of Daila- county sIIirliipn 80 DE sas y al
fss I.rfs lelaf siiie - sid -fsie. uhich vil b.
h-4- u he ue1t Term &c s-id cuurfs cinllic.fe
a. fts frsf Monday On Oct.her A. D. lslls 81
fl,s rt.rt houss Thereof. IN TIE town uf Dallas a.
uhidh time al lr~uns ini-resiaa IN ths Esirie -
.s;a = n Mile dsdr1sei iuay sfTrrr ard err
- sid arT li1sfiuu. % fiIeg sac lruf-r-
W-ifusss Idhr n Lass. llark g the lstrt-i
-1tIff g riaiius raunfT-
a ga uuter ~ hari aud Re s1al q said c1rt
=, d. n Ual ~ al. IN a. g ssTienier T. D.
ISL.
n D. nj r.rr fara~Hr
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ARE USED EXCLUSIVELY IN THE
ANEMCiy C0NSERylToRlfS OF NuSIC,
or NEW YORK CITY.
T'bc mcst severe test u Plane
can receive ~ constant use
in u conservatory.
keeael ll.e &algomsng:


It affords Inc much pleasure to give You
in hoso few lines, - Tcry sincere tcstims
NAL for tho pi9no-Foytcs f>y5Ur manu-.
iasl.! 1su-navg n0'Er7ci 'io "PArEys
ARiog PIANOS in our Conseryatories for
= year, and have had fair opportunity Of
testing their durability during that time.
The Pianos lave been played upon almost
constantly, from morning ill night, and
Piano must indeed he good one when It
will bear such constant use without show
ing signs Of detection. As for rclnGjHiGg
IN hBG, it outrivals any Piano known to
ne
Their peculiar sweetness Of tone in the
treble, las compared to othe? Pianos with
the ordinary metal agrnffe Grrangement),
is 30 striking that | have had pupils re-
mark, while taking their lessons. that al
though they had Mt home wha, they sup
posed to he one OF the best makes Of Pianos,
siill the treble wns very wiry-toned COM
pared with the " ARIoN.'
What makes them still moro desirable
is their uniform volume of tonc, which
enables the artist to perform composition
in its true character.
In total, l can conscentiously endorse
all that is claimed by the ARroN PIANO
FORTE COMPANY for their superb instru-
mcnts, as consider thlm superior to any
other make.
Congratulating--you upon the great sue
cess you have obtained in the manufacture
of 80 perfect an instrument, remain,
Yours, very truly,
HENRY SCHROEDER,
Director.
New York, September 81, 1870.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
MISSOURI, KANSAS AND TEXAS
RAILWAY.
so Miles staging Saved

Cars n0W running 10 Cabin Creek ]
on lime 18th wW cohmcnce running
to PriOr'S Creek
Is MILES OF STAGING SAVED!
Trains wW reach the arkansas Rires'
on the lH dag Of July, ,chen
100 Miles Of Staging will be Saved.
OE HOURS Quicker to s.. Louis than
ctD by any other route. Fare always
Gs low ~ by any competing line. The FL
Paso Stage Company make close connee-
ton with trains at the end of the track
The Overland Transit Company, connect
ing with this road, gites through bills of
lading for freight to end from Eastefn
Cities, at low rates.
Tickets, and all further information, ut
Company's Office, adjoining the Phoenix
House, Sherman, Texas.
- X. S. STEVENS,
General Manager.
II. D. MIRICK,
Genl Freight and Ticket Agent.
j. Q. A. CARTER,
Freight and Ticket Ageht.
June 10th. 1S7l.-39tf
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LNtI. .
a7N>-/I

wha glori s city Paris must be,
so FIR inland. ArG then ano gavo
II little shivcr, as though tho moth
or o; goddcsscs was tricjling some
Of the brine down her back.
In vain padded dresses have been
inycnto |. In vain tho doctors say
brine will restore youth. You can't
ret fashion into the water. People
butho, to DO sure, but if You look ut
them close you will SEQ they are not
fashionable people. They are stern
mothor,, invalid daughters, who
have premature wish to be angels,
and suicidal sons, who hope to in
hict death pang upon scorntul bean
ty as she sits on the bank admiring
tho SOL over tho top Of her fan.
/ k low that moro than one sonti
mentll young man has been lred'
hero By the hope Of seeing beauty,
like Phryno unveiled, cleaning i'm
pcria'ly on tho white sand and
shaming the sea, ~ shc only can,
by II moro sumptuous nature; bat
that incarnation OF poetry and the
paragraphs prefers to ait mud sim
mcr in her own voluptuousness and
lace on the balcony. Ten to one
phc will not take in u square breath
Of the sea air if her patent stays are
what they arc patented to be.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

4 Western paper accuses a cotcm-
q5rary Of "dirty meHnncss, and re-
marks: We want him 10 under
stand ihat two can play at that
zane" A rather franl, avowal.
lhe Rochester Union tells rs
that Olive Logan says she is about
tbirty-tsTe years old. "Tcs that is
ai.out her age. We remember hear
;nr her say 50 in I627, says anoth-
er 3lii0r.
The circulation OF Inc News and
s-a approximzte oloser than any
ol5er Two llily papers 10 the city.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
BELL FOR SALE.

Two 81 soLD, q FORTT FOUyD BELL
! s5uns anl in good condition, y ID The
Apraftshancss. Tor particulars, aTfiy At
HFa.ab once, Dallas.
Dallas Iay -. ls7l.-l5
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
AEEMTs WANTED,
We want First-claSs md responsible
A gents in every city and town where we
have not already appointed them.
NG7C SsryH Erust psrlhi5st,aH

Our Annual Illustrated Pamphlet which
contains n full description Of he interior
construction of The PATENT ARION
PIANU-FORTE, and all the other leading
Pianos of the different makes; illustrated
with cuts, thus contrasting the ARION
with all other 'irst-ciass Pianos, and proving
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving tho
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
,ciM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with q pasty sedi-'
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm il. II wanted
merely for q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
WHY AM! WHERE
our Pianos are superior to any in the
market.

our Pianos are superior to any in the
market.
Our pamphlet contains engravings Of
all the different styles of instruments that
we manufacture, giving a full description
of each, so chat o person can select the
style they may desire to order, with the
assurance that they will receive just as
good Piano as If they were in our ware
house to select it. We have sold over FIVE
THOUSAND Pianos, many of them being
shipped great distances, and we have never
yet received the first complaint. As we
give written guarantee with every Piano
wei manufacture, for five years, the pur-
chaser runs no risk.
Don't fail TO ;5riie for our Pamphlet whieh
zee mail Free, and ,ohea yoH zrr.te ..siate
whqf piper you sac this notice in.
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m. ID. BULLION.
UrrrurNrrr


samuti F. NOseiy and IT. Rogers, Esqs, Jefer-
son, Marion county; Dr. J. y. Worrall, Austin; Ma
Tor ! T. Thomas and V &. Buckley, ESQ.,, NarasO-
n. Texas: ". A. Wortham, W. n. Payne and W. NJ.
Fuinr, Fs1. Tsrraut, Hopkins county, Texas; Col.
J. c. McCBT. lion. =. N. Burford, Or. J. W. Haynes,
Hon. T. G. Garland. District Judge. z. z. CO0mbes,
va, G. Dover. Esq. aud ,. X. P. Record, Dallas,
Texas: Hon n II. Daniel
u.rt.. Trrss urt.1er =. Ts-f-4-tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

LoNu BaANrunHNunEp.--"Nym,'
at the New York World, tears away
tho muchiucgyoyon dUpcry of life
Mt Long BRAVO h, and shows how il
really is, 'ghEa:
One of the chief attractions OF
Long Branch to thc fashionable sex
is lis perfect imH'unity from bath
inr. In the first place, the ocean
rc icrs bnth.tuJs ridiculo"s, and in
tn second place, tho ocean is rid
leu ogs itself to tho fashionable
mind. There is Il popular illusion
that all tho Long Branch 'bgIlcs
swim that they rush 10 tho sea
with the alacri,y Of mcrmaids so
soon Is the season begins, We'll, !
havo never seen it anywhere but at
Conoy and Che Sandwich Islands.
"a, the mystic significance, tho
unuttcrabIo poetry and hoalthiui-
moss of it," s;;ji % young gentleman,
file with tt is illusion, to one Of
thou on thc'bank rs the Eerlooil
cd tho old monster 1T socms
burs ing with health, doscn't itf
You remember SvinOurns inyc-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

B.-we caution the public from pur-
chasing cheap Piano, which has recently
been put ia the market, Bearing the name
Of 81 Arion." All genuine Arion Pianos
bear the name " Patent Arion," and can
only be purchased from our New York
Warerooms, or orr authorized Agents
throughout the United States.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
OwNEKsOF LAND CfsRTIFICATfs
ATTENTION!

yJ,HE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to annouhce
that he will lecate Land Certificates of any
kind on the best vacant lands to be found pay all
expenses up to patcnting aud receive payment In
one fourth Of the land. lie will also guarantee that
tho land shall he located and field returned 10
the Land Office, reaoy for Patent, within months
after the certificates arc placed in his hands. fsy.
mcnts for locating must be made by deed to Jhe.
fourth of the land Immediately on reception OF the
patents.
lie wunld further add, Tint he Is and has beea for
some time engaged largely in this business, hating,
within the last Twelve months, located over bne
hundred sections; and having gone to q heavy tx
pcnse IN procuring all necessary Information Il ON
the Land Office, and from other sources, as to the
most eligible and desirable locations TO be fonnd he
is prepared 10 get the best locations to be had.
lie is nos prepared 10 locate large quantities OF
Railroad certifcates the finest quality Of wheat
growing lands, al short notice.
lie will find l0st certificates, perfect land titles
and attend in any and every way 10 the best interest
Of those who have claims land, Tor an interest in
the same. Very respectfully,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

grNs rI,nats iNR ANNuNlHoX
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUN.
THE SCIENTIFICALLY grx.

Five eouies. one year. scparntely nddrr.ree,
Eight Dsfiar.-
Ten coris<. one year. ssparnieiv addressed fnn1
sixteen Doilnrx.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

GrNT,' cfoTHiNs = FrEsEHiYG Go0I5
risTsH' a iirns, NJ, y Casp ,,Tsss.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

tltAA tthfilifEhs hlsnHisfigTsl - he
: N.s nilrsHs Nauiiaa .Hi fsTiiiEiHs ,aiaI,sng,a
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NJ 81, Sad ag riTynlsT,
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rHynR ARE AoUu,
DR.. RAILWAYS
aARS!PAnilL!aN RES0LYENT

Ik4 N,nUIuE Most a,TuNisnlNU"I UEs
600 vri'N. - hNrlh AEf INI iiAA3lN
ENrGDg ttlr trilT Elark,ItlMLllr
CiNE, TINT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16
sEyD VOTE MoxEY

: Post ofs-e oriers. chsrts. Or drsnt On -.
lut,. Ehercyer r1nreulsrt II ilrt- then rc-isifi
the J. -rerz cout1lni1r ulnner. Adlrrss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-09-16

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Read for yplr.cL aud rssior, your .lsht.
Spcuinclr' Nrd Surgical Operation. rendered ufc.
less, The inr.iimallo blessing II Sight Is maip
perpetual by the use " the new
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-07

For what? asks some reader. Well we
answer, to set about a good many things
II il the right time to start Farmers
Club in every schoo district Of every town
that pretends to own farms. Not quite a
town Farmers Club. but auxilliaries to the
town club. The discussion of the question
.wiH farming pay is not half ended. and
every considerable farmer should add to
what has already been said: just what he
thinks aud knows about it. Give his neigh
ber~ and the community at large the benefit
90 Dts experience. His experience may be
different from that of his immediate neigh
b8r aud may be valuable. II therefore the
people, old and Young male and female
" ID meet fortnighty ia the district school
house, and discuss a. neighbors who are
Interested III the general welfare OF the
community, all those every day questions
that effect the veal or woe Of the masses,
some good viii result from it. These
meetings should not be on The evenings OF
she Town Club meeting. hut on some other
evening. and b. preparatory 10 the Town
Club meetings. There ar men cnou. h
ia each school district VINO possess the
r,4u >ite energy and information g. >isrt
such meetings. aud now j. the time = 30
Il. Get YOUR school master aud your nIin-
.-ter ID you have one. interested in the
matter. a. wei a. az the mechanics aud
farmers Sgca gatherings viii do large
amount Of good by awakening thought.
stimulating anew the determination hair
formed Ia The minds % some. TO commence
,ame new enterprise On the homestead
Which viii make it more productive. AMI
iuorc attractive. We al need vet large
amount Of necessary Information on a va
rctv af subjects. and with such meetings
al has been >u-s stcd. some Of thi~ inI1r-
n,atsea may be obtained II Vii beget a
late for ra4liu-. ur 4 necessity for IL. and
we >ha. be- purchasing such books a. will
luPar; tAt knowledge We most need 10 en-
gAse 10 she a. ~cu>-ions tina, viii come ny.
Bps having sad onauga this week. let u
suggest tuis one inquiry for thought AMI
j .-eg~>ion, yiz:-Are not our swamp iaHd-.
Mos" waste places GA The farm Just the
se-t LAND we have Ia farming for profit
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-07
Take Care Of the Trees.

Within tAe ps>t FIVE YEAR the farmer II
tli> County ha.e purchased literally of the
a-,at~ uAt ~cl frat trees Many a one
Aa- .4-t commenced go plaut al orchard.
au1 -urA a1. now looking forward with q
= -1d a,al - interest - sec growing az Ola
III. homestead 4 nice forest OF thrifty ireos.
tae result Of tAe past irw year, puTchas,
aid painting. " have noticed som, a-
-.4see- n aa- drives over the County.
t.a tHcr~ were ours We Shouts ~
.e5 aata-.- .ut ia failure Tree, u thrive
f.eH must hr t4kru care Of tie fr-t few
Esar-. ana ,ytr. chance given them "a gr'
good art. T.ny good fruit trees thr.H,
a.l il -eua bearing condition. Wi h.H-
t.e ow..r ..g.;a au lucame besides Che
Piessur" ta~y dsiiy impair, 10y iae.r golden
aFpcArAHce. We =" some trees -. gu, "u
: p.eo, ac-4aI .,..> ;iI. That Ia, a No-,he-i,
can, an with ro protection n n the cold
NorA,-.t - Es~.cr.y wind, e.: $40 Bat
t-., wa, lo, ;ae worst II j.. i4r land y,a>
wa ant cold ada poor NOW. frnt-:rcr,
cannot a9 ueI Wa ~uca - larl chance.
and j i, onil waste II time and money
% ,y the experiment TIE .4nt Should re.
warm and dry. AHA rich. ami the trees pro-
terted a, much a. possible fr IA the cold
E4sterly ami N"rtheriy winds No gra>>
should bc permitted 10 grow around them
for some feet Il will pay u underdralu
The LAID. aad 10 mulch the trees. They
need careful nursing. a.d certainly hay, A.
Much attention a. i paid To The raising of
grapes or Strawberries, Or curraut. Take
car Of rs young Trees. since you have
expended mo,ey tu purchasing ihem Try
TIE rNPe iuent faithfully % raising fruit IL
thi- County. aud not ,ay i, j, a failure with
oui. hat ,rial.
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->s~-

IMPORTERS on BLooDED STock.-Anrr a
l"u@ aiId temp, >tupu> voyage the Ship
llu >au- 'ait;- Pratt. arrived i. New YORK.
'4g~uAy. with a lar-e Consignment, OF
FAluAtie 1.oeled stock. including several
hrpod mares, Shetland ami English ponies.
s-1rtAuIn ull>, cows and hcifcrs. pigs. sc.
Ar brood mares were i've Ia number and
arr o"a,l ~ iAe Hon. August Belmont
alA +. T. LaTlEard. aad are from the very
ot>t Hl'o IA bug .aud, being from the
NitH.c- OF tat veteran of the Enzu.A ttlfC
- JOSEPH Hawicy
Among The remainder ofthe stock aboard
FPS Hudson was a due lot OF purr-brc,l
thorn bulls and hcIfers The two bu. j.
are perhaps ilie finest that have ever been
sttn 10 THIS city. The best. which j. named
Bfiisl -a-. i red with 4 litil, white and
vas cAlYcd August 18th, 1870 on the estate
y Aessrs- budding. Panton House, Lin
c"ln>hire. lie already stands Al most nve
Legt AiSH, and has pedigree unequalled by
any other animal IN the Kingdom. Durin.,
the past summer he was exhibite AZ The
show Of the Royal Agricultural Society AZ
olFerhampton. and AZ the grea, York
SHIRE show. where be took both the first
prizes. lie j. valued a. he stands on board
the hudson at sl,Jp0. His companion /,
standard Bearer, which WAS calycd In l.t;q
on me same estate. and j. held al $50.
lie Aeiiers are all well bred several 81
thein being irst prize takers at yariou.
agricultural shows. There are also several
lie Ayrshire cattle On board In, pig,
consist ot three boar> and nneen SOW,
rom such choice breeds a. the Berkshire.
White Nind>Or>. aud Prince Consorts-
Tie latter having been rr.sed on the Prince
Albert model farm by her Majesty aud are
now heavy with pi- by the best s.1ars on
iAe estate, and are A-lI a prices ranging
rom el2' I" slGn- There are also some
Io4ei Or twenty small English and SAei-
and ponies IN board. held at prices from
,n "a safr4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-07

the Little Fails club, Mr.. A. l.. Fish stated
that twelve years ago he drew out 5000
loads OF muck, and applied it at the rate OF
50 loads to the acre, pulveriEing and mixing
it with the soil. The result was good crops
without further cultivation. Two wears
later he drew ont 400 loads. and applied
a. At the rate Of lop loads to the acre
spread with plank 10 which was attached
a tongue To hitch the team. The land was
planted 70 corn. Atcr taking two crops
from the land it was put down In meadow
and ii has produced at the rate OF two ton.
OF hay per acre ever since. though before
the application 1t did not yield one ton per
acre. IL did . ct act so quickly mauurc
but was more lasting. Rsrii HoTsc.