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rer NlEblen in @aIuerton eingeribtet BADEN, 10 itne
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Neue Mn3eigem.
QNnr11ul1n.

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abermals parne ih biernit Seorrrnann, metnem
@obne 4uren; Gtuas auI melnen Jfamen su bergen
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madhte s2utoeu ntdt mebr ~bc5ablen, lonbsrn ole
ibm @reOit 9~ebenoen Terionen scrtdtll6 betan9en
fperoe. Sobanu Wisper,
1851 SIR. 156, Slo=Afe9iterir.
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PG6mittIoe. 1884
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
rcrrrn,1- N.rrrr-No. l32.l

An act for the relief Of Sarah S. Trap,
executrix OF William Trapp, deceased.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of
REPRESENTATIVES of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
letters patent granted 10 William Trap, a
citizen of the United States, dated the first
6ay of October, eighteen hundred and forty
five. surrendered and reIssntd on the tenth
day of March. eighteen hundred and forty
nine. and extended by the Commissioner CT
Patents for seven years from the frat day
Of October, eighteen hundred ana fftvnIne.
and again surrendered and reissued in two
several divisions OF patents numbered,
respectively, nineteen AHndTed and forty
six and nineteen hundred and fOrtv-seyeG,
Tor new and useful improvements II barre!
machinery, be and the same IS and are
hereby renewed, revived and extended for
the term Of seven years from and after the
pasage of this act; and the Commissioner
of Patents is hereby directed, upon the pre-
sentation Of said patents or reissues, mum.
bered, respectively. nineteen hundred and
forty-siX and nineteen hundred and forty
seven. or certified copies thereof, by making
"a certificate upon such patent or reissue or
certified copy thereof. q such extension,
1.-THE lawful fees being first paid therefor, in
the name Of Saral, 5. Tramp. eXecutgiX oI
said William G'Tapp; and the Commissioner
of Patents IS hereby directed 90 cause the
same 20 be entered of record IL the Patent
Office: and the said patents so renewed, re-
~iyed and extended shal! have the same ef-
feet in law as if originally granted for terms
extending to the end OF the term 10 which
they are extended by this ac:: provided,
however, that such renewal or extended
patents. respectively. shall be open to legal
inquiry ana decision in 'hc same manner as
ST issued under she general law regulating
9he granting Of patents: ard provided tur.
Gher. that no person, firm or corporation
shal? be liable Cog any damage or royalty
9or having made, venGed or used said im-
srovements IA said patents specified prior
90 the passage ct THE act: and any such
person. firm or corporation having made OF
purchased and used sai,: Improvement since
She expiration of the said patents shall be
entitled 60 use che same without liability
during the term 81 said extensions
snnrnrnd .Inre 70 l&t..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
YGEsERAI NATyrE-To. 1881

An ace making appropriations for suniry
civil expenses OF the government tor the
fiscal year ending june .hlrtieth, eight.
cen hundred and se"euty-.ATec. and :Or
other purposes.
Be il enacted by the Sena"e ard House Of
Representatives OF tlo United States of
america in Congress assembled, That the
:ollowing sums Se an. me sase ar? mere.
expressed, for The tsca! year ending June
9hirtieth. eighteen hundred and se"e"tg.
ehrpaO VIZ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
rmer owners Of lands sold for direct

/ the former owners Of lands sold for direct
taxes.
For completing the rebuilding of the first
class lighthouse and keepers dwelling at
Saint Augustine, Florida, IN addition TO any
balance Of the former appropriation that
NAV remain unexpended. June thirtieth,
eighteen hundred and seventy-tWo, twenty
thousand dollars.
For completing the erection Of the iron
lighthouse structure Oh the foundation at
Southwest Pass light station, Louisiana,
TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars.
For erection Of a lighthouse on the norm
side of Presque isle, Erie, Pennsylvania, III
teen thousand dollars.
For rebuilding the lighthouse and keep
er's dwelling at Gibraltar light station, in
the Detroit river, Michigan, ten thousand
dollars.
For comDlering the lighthouse at Specta-
Gle reef, Lake Huron. Michigan, being the
amount carried 70 the surplus fund OF for
utT appropriation, seventy thousand dol
lars.
For erection Of light on Saint Helena
island. Lake Michigan. 70 mark the anchor
a Le. 20 the haroog OF refuge, fourteen thou
Sand dollars.
70. erection Of a coas: light az Petite
Point a3s Sable, Lake Michigan. tLirty-fye
thousand dollars.
FER erection of a Keepers dwelling at
Holland, Lake Michigan, IL place OF a form
or amount reverted t" The treasury, four
thOUs and dollars.
Foy erection of a Ugh: between White
Fish poin: and Grand Island harb0r AIlchi-
gdn, forty thousand dollars.
Far erection OF lights on the Northern
and Northwestern lakes, on piers belonging
- .he United States, twenty thousand
dollars.
FOR continuing Che work on the depot for
the storage OF oil and other supplies at De-
troit. Michigan. swenty Eve thousand dol
lars.
70. establishment Of light and fog sig
nal a: Point Fermin. California, twenty
thousand dollars.
For - sIisLlnen: Of & frst-cIass fog signal
~ Point Hueueme, California, ten thou
sand collars.
For erection Of light fouse and FOG sig
nj ~ mark the entrance 20 the Straits of
CasGIIinas, California, twenty thousand
dollars.
sor tirss-c!ass !igLs and FOG signal at
Piedras blaacas. California. seventy-fve
In0usaiia. collars.
70: rebuilding ard :e-essabIishing the
steam &og signal station az Point Reeves,
California, ten thousand dollars.
For completing the lighthouse at Bosjvar
point. Texas, zen thousand dollars.
For the annual propOrG0nof the expenses
OF Cape MarteI light, on the coast of MoCoc-
90. two hundred and eighty-fye dollars, 90
DC expended by th8 Secretary Of State.
That appropriations for lighthouse pur-
poses sha.! be available for expenditure for
two years after aecs Of legislatures ceding
jurisdiction over sites; provided, however,
tLa. !-lls sect.0n shall NOT apply To any gen
e"al appropriation for lighthouse purposes;
and provided further. that in no case shall
an.V sp"ci%! appropriation be available for
more 'lESE fWb wears without further FrOVI-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

FO: salaries OF tWO superintendent .;
9ife-saving stations on the coast Of Lon
island and New jersey. az one thousand
five hundred dollars each, 'hTee thousand
dollars; and for one superintendent on the
coast Of Cape Cod IN. u Block Island.
Rhode island, one 'hcusand dollars.
For ffty-tour keepers Of stations, AZ :wo
hundred dollars each, ten thousand eigh.
hundred dollars.
For paw Of crews Of exnefieacai surf.men
at such stations and for sUeh periods as the
Secretary Of the Treasury may deem nee
6ssaTv and proper, seyeltv-u.Le thousand
five hundred and twenty dollars.
For compensation OF seventeen keepers of
stations, at two hundred dollars each. three
ShOusanl four hundred dollars.
For contingencies 81 liie-saying stations
on the coast Of the United States, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For the establishment of Ifesaving sta-
fiOns on the coast Of Cape Cod and Of Block
island, Rhode Island, rttv thousand dollars.
provided, that all lite-saying stations here
after erected shall be erected under the su-
pervision Of two captains OF The revenue
service, TO be designated by The Secretary
of the Treasury and TO he under his direc-
ton.
REVENUE COTTON SERVICE.
Thirty-four captains, one hundred and
one lieuteuants, and siEtT-:hTee engineers
and pilots employed. three hundred ana
sI&,y- one Thousand ,hEee 4aI"ied GoiIafs'
Tor FaI-onS IoE oiliceIs' t-'E!y-lour cap
1aL1s' one Lu!NI1H @4,' gle HTuteu"hsS'
TX y -lLLee LA4IstlS an .I',1s' .MeAtl ANe
S ShUosHnu !, A S Auhoteo an" 'i@nly N1fe9
0" La an" ISiIS Sen'9' w., ,..,..,.,
s,[ roI pay " rev: -'IAS E~AtIeu az"
~ y IN pt.s2 o1ISI-s' sS"H-5H, S"ohS'
,,i,S , DG 80 - @ 80 III
b,,Di , ~ "Li' n-o"S'i0 1"o
For rarions for crews; Nine hundred and /
forty TWO petty officers, seamen, cooks, |
stewards, boys, coal-passers, ana tiremer |
bhree hundred and 1ortJ-Ioar thousand |
s9atI L0A"fed and seFGufT-t"e r&uons, at
1an+ o,,a i71niI.l ~ 1901 Il'tI@,
+yvo b,rrr5raa and
tOrty-eight cents.
Fer fuel for thmtv.s;x vessels, renairs and
Duttts for same, ship chaudlerv and en-
gineers stores for same, travelling expenses
Of officers travelling on duty under orders
from the Treasury Department, comma
5atlon o. quarters, and contingent expenses,
inclaang. wharfage, towage. dockage,
freight, advertising surveys and so forth
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26

I
For rent of Office Of surveyor general OF
Arizona Territory, fuel, books, stationery,
and other incidental expenses, two thou
sand five hundred dollars; and for clerks
in his Otfice one thousand dollars.
For rent of Office of the Assistant Treas
urer of the United States at St. Louis, Mis-
souri, three thousand five hundred dollars.
SURVEYING THE PUBLIC LANDS.
For surveying the public lands il Louisi-
ana at rates not exceeding ten dollars per
linear mile for township and eight dollars
for section lines, eighteen thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands in Florida,
| at rates not exceeding ten dollars per linear
| mile for standard, seven dollars Tor town
ship,and six dollars for section lines, eigh-
| teen thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands in Mime
sofa, at rates not exceeding fourteen dollars
| per linear miles for standard lines, twelve
| dollars for township, and ten dollars for
section lines seventy-fye thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands IN Dakota
! Territory, at rates not exceeding ten dol
| lars per linear mile for standard lines,
seven dollars for township, ard six dollars
! for section lines, sixty thousand dollars.
For surveying the public lands IL Mon
! tana Territory, al rates not exceeding tit
| teen dollars per linear mile for standard
| lines, twelve dollars for township. and ten
dollars toy section lines, fifty thousand dol
| lars.
For surveying she public lands in Ne
| braska, at rates not exceeding twelve dol
lars per linear mile for standard lines, nine
dollars for township, and six dollars for sec
| ton lines, sixty thousand dollars.
| For surveying the public lands in Kansas,
at rates not exceeding ten dollars per linear
| mile for standard lines, seven dollars for
| township, and six dollars for section lines
! IL \ III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
.:a::7uo-xE 2s.afI;snMxsye.

:, .7,
60" 90 - thsss III Il
80 Az p - e4inouses an"
; ~ '-'0" '''H' -" ""A'
- - &c ~ 's- ,
''' 90 -es "a Neh A1hoIe4 ana SAfty'
49, .esie's anu h9L: oe%coi;
49,. 'Hl' Ho4uIt.'
lars.
toi :"a'nei- . 20 ges :@:ions;, repairs. sal.
- -" .-!S-1.etI .I sAjsnstE 0!
! :rb. 1s ''ti's - ~ Ie'''
.I'1,I+,.rG ,,., .,'7 'S1. rs
I.r, aHi 49, 49, '''4s' '0' 'e'' "o"'
ySns .sr,,e,iss. nf .o:.:.,,. ,r,,,,:,. ,,o:..
~, ,.s,.,,s ''-E.ltE.' c'S4''hg' paint
! }n-:.. - no. ;.l9fns, ! ~ l1s
| ard ,n. .F,n. s1;-,s art. .;;i.,. ',.S
.ars 80 ;,,aI ,S1 ~ 't .i
! -a~.. 20 '>'''" . '4"'' lisa
| I5,r,,.,ai,. ,.o:,',,,.o. .,-,,,,,-o.
uc,;., 30. ~ Al.
~. !-,fI.5inr. r,,.c..f .tr7.,..3.i 80. ~.
! -l.r,.s,I,. I0flars ''''A' 49,
! E.y s.v,,.:ls,s nY ,fs;.;,, avs :ry.,oe.i,,,.
rt,.s 49,, c.tor 'iS''l5 'ls; ins',s".lns
! t5,u.aa@. dollars ~ " '''' '''''''' '"'
Fo: Supplying the lighthouses and beacon
.i.L' IL. Ii" Atlantic. Gulf. Lake and Pa
cite coast. wi.L oil. wicks. glass cLilapevs.
:il'..lois skins. spirits Of wine. whiting. ro.
IsAlG. powder. s3weis, brushes. soap. paints
an! ct!lc: clearing materials. and for ax-
Ilaases Q: repairing end keeping in repair
Illuminating apparatus and machinery, and
.: s:a1.lng. testing. tran. poYtatioY. delivery
0; 81. ans. other supplies for lighthouses.
and other Incidental necessary expenses.
en i."l!,tre.. and seventeen dollars.
DEPARTMENT. G:, TIN, ,,rr,,,,n.
"a '1@> "1AA '"' @'1'sA'A''
:Ib!:C LANDS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

For continuing the collection Of statistics
Of mines and mining, to be laid before Con.
gress, 70 be expended under the direction
OF the Secretary Of tie Treasury, fifteen
thousand dollars.
For the continuation Of the geological sur.
yey Of the Territories Of the United States
by Professor +. Y. Hayden under the di-
ing the fiscal year ending June thirtieth.
eighteen hundred and seventy three,
seventy-fve thousand dollars.
For completing the survey Of the Cole
RADIO Of the West and its tributaries by Pro
lessor ], W, Powell, under the direction Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
CAPITOL EXTENSION.

For finishing and repairing the work nm
me Capltoi extension, and for comuIetf9zD
the faggng OF the upper terraces. ft+=s
thousand dollars - -
For annual repairs of the old portion NJ
me CapltoI building, for painting, GLAZING.
heeplhg roofs IN order terpipes, pave
ments, and approaches to the buiIdino ~
thousand dollars; provided, that sufficient
portion OF such appropriation shall Sc ex-
pSnCeo, unuer the direction of the arcbi+enr
% tue S$pltoi extension, to keep in order
tne &fch-Ways, do0r-ways, r0tun das. and
corridors OF the Capitol
!, : or nntshlng and repairing the work ~,
dollars. 'l1o '''''--$1
:, And 50 much Of the sum appropriated in
lHe Cehclency act approved MAY eighteenth
eighteen hundred and seventy i've ~
oolIeF, Water-tank, and steam pHmn. in he
sootn wing OF the Capitol as NAV NOT he az
RsIIe0 previous to June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy two, NAV be eyTanie-3
during the fiscal year ending June tIfrfia+I'
eighteen hundred and seventy-three.
tor continuing the work Of orading o,.7
ming, and fer planting the ground aToTn5
The Capitol, paving 3 street north from
Delaware to New jersey avenues, ard fIe
quadrant, thence to Pennsylvania arenre,
anu anu. I9F Gufolng and paving the footways
around the Capitol grounds, thirtv-ffye
thousand dollars, which shall be ayaiIab7s
Immediately; provided, that the grades Of
the streets and avenues in the Vicinity of
the Capitol be and the same are hereby es-
tablished in conformity with the Man an.
proved by The mayor of the city Of Wash
ng g. NJ fhe othcer in charge Of public build
tdR !g. anu grounds, and the architect of the
capitol extension, as authorized hv +Ee
JOINT resolution approved July fourteenth
eighteen hundred and seventy; and for his
purpose the plan made by!WiiIiam FORSYTH
surveyor, dated January twenty-+bfrd',
eighteen hundred and seYenty-one, on lie
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

foG She preservation of the collections o.
TIE surveying and exploring expeditions
OF tie government, fifteen thousand doll
r. For the completion of the hall required
sand dollars.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26

by carrying into effect the joint resolution
of January eleventh, eighteen hundred and
seventy-one. requiring the Commissioner Of
Patents to keep on hand for sale copies IF
all specifications and drawings of patents,
ten thousand dollars.
That forty thousand dollars of the appro-
priation for lithographing, engraving, and
so forth, for the public printing during The
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy three, be, and the
same are hereby, transferred to the appro-
priation for the Patent Office, for photo
lithographing, printing and paper for the
drawings of patents authorized by the
JOINT resolution approved January eleventh,
eighteen hundred and seventY-one, entitled
Joint resolution providing for publishing
Office"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
PATENT OFFICE.

- To provide for the plates Of an Official
Gazette of the Patent Office abstracts of
the drawings Of patents issued, foTty +hoT.
sand dollars, to be expended under +6e di.
reGtIon OF the Commissioner of Patents,
ger @e4c!ency IN contingent fund, caused
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26

fcient to make his salary, from October
first, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, to
June first, eighteen hundred and sixty nine nine,
Auditors Office, one hundred and fifty dol
lars, or so much thereof as may be neces-
sary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26

Treasury building, Washington, District
OF Columbia: For annual repairs and i'm
proEements, fifteen thousand dollars; tor
improvements and repairs Of heating appa-
fatus, nine thousand dollars.
For continuation of the construction of
the building for customhouse az Charles
ton, South Carolina one hundred thousand
dollars.
Fer continuation OF She construction 81
the building Ter postQtce and courthouse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-26
EXPENSES OF THE COLLECTION OF FEvr,,r-
FROM SALES or PUBLIC LANDS

For salaries and commissions Of registers
OF land offices and receivers of hubble mon
eys at eighty-one land offices, four hundred
and ttty-one thousand two hundred dollars,
For Incidental expenses Of the land Of
tees, fifty thousand one hundred and sew
entT-fyeRiollars.
For expenses Of depositing MONEYS re-
celyed 1ro4 sales Of public lands thirteen
FOR expenses already incurred under III
SSJfUctlons OF the Secretary Of the Interior
Tor suPpressing depredatior.s on the anbl;n
timber, and for expenses vet to be irc1IrrlJ
during the fiscal years ending June tljrri.
eth, eighteen hundred and eeventv-two, and
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred ana se-r>
ehty-three, on the same account, ten thou
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
How Clover EnrfcheS the Land

We are afraid Of clover We are afraid
to raise it largely; afraid TO feed it extcD-
sively, especially as a main food and afraid
to pillow it under.
ms is wrong, very wrong. We are con
stantIy losing by not growing more clover
Glover, if we could only impress the fact on
the general farmer, is plant that draws
from the atmosphere and enriches the land .
other plants do this, but clover moro. If
has to do with the vital and important eIe-
ment in manure, nitrogen, the very thing
that is the rarest and the most difficult to
obtain. 1t improves the soil by its roots
alone, the crop used for other purposes a:
this, even if a seed crop is taken How
much more benefit then, if a whole crop is
turned down containing 50 much nitrogen.
And you have the manure without WORKING
Tor 1t the plant works for itself and for
you. We get Its strength from a true source
the atmos phere, the great store house which
gathers from all sources, but most from the
negligent farmer. And you can make this
plant grow for you almost anywhere All
1t needs is a start. A little manure apnIied
on the surface will do this if plenty of seed
is sown there will be thick set Then it
needs but chance with the atmosphere.
and plaster will aid this greatly. There will ,
with warm showers and winds, be growth
almost surprising. 1t will be dense, finer
stemmed, and of fair length, depending some
what on the seasoD
Cut it when it begins to lodge which will
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24
Feather Eating

.... .+t,- r-,cs ~, which hon bort
3, IT., e-.-f.-sl d condition arc Ii.ble tbat
~ ,f,,-,-,r.,ar,d aarir, zach others faa+bers
-; ...-.,-.,-7-iD,, Tba s,-ri.,,I-,,
~ 5...,-.fs .rs 9,,.l,er,+I[57 host ~, Go
-, .,,,.,..,,s -, L,..,r .bo+ =.
r. +. -1,-a His I,lF-r which rbeir fowls baye
...r.-.c-ld No t.-., bes, amused r., s,,.,o
.r-E. ,.-a..-i.ri ,,ivan in roTIv Orc
r.,.. .-L,s -75 irHuenriaI iouraaI -9i5 +bet
= .. 81 rI.. +r,,r.ra 4. 4.,,ri,..+; ,,r, !. r r.
..- ..-.... a.4 H.. ro.,,.4y = r-a.b ,,,..+
~ 80 -
r.1.-Ii 81 -. - t.,-
, az. ''- -. n 80, = '-''-
Nlf' '-' - ~ i-Oi
PRINTS '1@7t -F'- VIC 1-1" anu "g nave
Dssn I-t-ii 1ae same ever since. Aeah-
--l- .'-. i.''i'7 -iI IoI tci71' anu ailoOueI
-.'..J a-i- ~ '.1 ''"' II II Ft1''h ~
.F..i Z" \ "a7 'le t"uSt- I'll ccIi-IY t'NaTIs
-If'I- "A.A low ,.-' ''tH WIn'eIeu ehieHy
ol aEF -tiih- Anu - re cdoadSe vas sup
posed % De 7pecilc. Lnere are statements
tn Ht-Hty DOCKS 10 I'e same elect' ana
claiming a.so IecHlltI virtues lor lettuce a.
p m 4.elaal net, able u supply some Gle
m.u5 io"ni III ieathers' ana 20 remove all
app tie Tor tne latter
huI VIZ mlSiI a7 wen lTy 70 e2lpgulsh
names .E pouring ol upon them, as U cure
leather eating ny fresh Diet, and fresh veg
etarle4- though excellent lot other reasons,
are useless LOT tie purposes under consldera-
tilH- iealLti7 not "hoAy matured contain
more "a -es7 'io't III 'IT iutii7s "uu IlIlh
very e"o-ee ih'ISeIs Wnlcu VIII DC greediIy
p.ucH.d anu ue'oureu ~ any mock Oh Io"ls,
provided INST, that they can learn how
and second tnat they afterwards have op
P'fluinliJy. me earning = invariably aG5-
compii-. 90 When io"Is are confined N small
u rooms Under such circumstances, i there
Is any misehiet that can re invented, they
VIII acquire i, , Io"l attacking. a com
FamJn- incidentally plucks feather, and
pleased with the taste swallows 1t and seeks
another. N9"' IN c.ose quarters the under
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-04-24

The Prarie Farmer says that in order to
make the application Of soap to the trunks OF
apple trees entirely effectual for the exclu-
sion Of the borers, it is necessary to take
very thick soft soap, without diluting, heat
it to the boiling point, and then paint the
trees freely with it near the ground, and
thence up some distance among the branches.
It strikes into the bark when thus put on
hot, go that one application about the first Of
June protects the trees for the season, kill
ing the youngi bOrers or eggs which hap
pened to be at the surface Of the bark. We
have never tried this mode, but have used
the old one Of rubbing with cold soft soap,
which always proved useful, but never en-
trely efectual and it was always necessary
in order to complete extirpation, to 20 over
the tree once or twice year with the knife
and flexible wire. Our readers will Of
course, understand that the soap has no
effect on borers already in the wood.-Er-
change.