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NEW YORK. NEW-lIANEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAiLR0AD-Nsr ioIt and New,ilsven Dysi9n-
,vINTER ARRANgEMENT COMMENCING NOV. IL. 1873.

NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAiLROAD-Ner.lors and New Haven Dysion
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING NOV IL. 1873.
Passenger Station Grand Genital Depot Entrance on
Fort -secondst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW -iORh =, o-
New Haven G:O5 tAecnl sUo lbtl 3'op
tAocnl 1000 HI 100 (iccrl LOO lEx ih1l 800
Aeenj and 5I0 Qe, BIZ $40 tI aPi elO lErl p m;
For South 1905 500. 90J 12:O0 lOO Vo
Bob 4:3S $40 G:3j $40. 9:l0 For STANFORD 'lo 10
9O5 1910 700 900. 223 and 3OO tEfl S''' 400
445, $40 $40. $50, 720 Gl0 $40 p
HooO EKpIe,s VIA Springfield 0j and 1000 300 and s;lo
M via shore l. a. 100 and 9:lU The 500 m ioo
3 90 81 anu 9t D. stopping stanford, ho"1k ana brae
fo he S:O5 100 connect with trains OF sbore ne
Dv,on Tor Nor~eh Providence the Conn 'aV say
brook. The sos and 800 connect vita Ne".ven s.u
Northampton New Haven, 500 lOOo m ana iVo noon
rh Conn. River i Springfield and 3oo IN io'
montreal 100 and 800 connects VIA Nauza
Rrosd and $40; ard 800 N WIN noass.on,e
rod S.05 and 500 AMI SOU AM Aioo
Dahbrr ami korsrh at 80 Sors,k aSi ne soo H.
Loo AMI 10 o with Newt Railroad al stamior.
SUNDAY Boston Mail Trans At p m vi, sprIgteif JEW m
Dsv Express and seepngcirs o. Night III
press Trims " r.-L or.. =, ,,o-,... =, q rand Can.
" y. Transfer Co., c@4 Brosdwp and
Wr,.o Hour ~ T. aud No Cour'i Bro0kyn who will also
sbe,k b,rvsx, from residence 10 desi nation
"" '1''" JOHN 4. MOODY. Srl OF " '. Div.
T. d. Genl SLyt NewilsvCn.
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DeilileIrp.
GIeumpoaIs ano Ealiroa0s.
NTRAI, RAILROAD OF JERSEY,

CLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEI,
~ ALLENrQ"S LINE TO TIE wEsI-I,seases and fgs,
Son B@ae H. at Hampton Junction WITH Delaware
Western pp'a1g with iss 81, end &
Pittsburgh and the Vest to Central PennsVn' and sewo
''''~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
BID m-NKw, IRAN for E.tOu Seib'eaen. BAH Artows.
Ma7cn Chuns Tsmsqus ,W,lsesb,re Scranton &c
m-w. Tiaia io5 Fcminscn E'on B.lydes Maach chnnt
hammock Tosand waveey &c Connects AZ Junction with Del
oa daily ts.esp. suat,y for E,S9 A,sa.
Harrisburg .na tue west Connects a! S%Yse tor FenD5
sc with iaroash ears to D.nvIs wlsm,poh &c
iS:Io p for Fls1lass%n E.ston, Bath Anen;o.9
M.' 1S1, n.h.s, c sys, . ss,,y %1 . Ss' Real
2soD H-Ws Isal? for E E., A@H'o" and Ssviie'
nIwav IRAN foe Ea,ioo Allentown and Mauo Chunk Co.
JGngT With Del o L.es and w rs. E.ps,o,
Pm-way ,pIAi i. Tor Tor soa sI,ns.,,
So d,i, 70. E.. B''i''. Alton
6p m-wa, Tram for Sonsrvius.
$40 p m-Por Plainhei.
$40 n- ri T,S p sg Es: :,l.
Far Els,b.t, al 5'i5 8 $50 SO 7so sAs aso
ao 4:i5 $50 4a5 55 $50 545 s. GO $40 75
$50, S;l5 9:i5 1890. ll45pS KICKER s,,, and E0,
IL P. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
ERIE RAlLWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
II MsYr o. Tns taking effect Norsmb;rS 1873 From Cham
500 '%cinasna and Chicago Day E.prs~ Dr,"'f-Hoe~
Coaches to Bu5s nd Coaches to destination
10:l5 m-krpes Mail for Buffalo AMI hG2as ras o'eepns
Jpn (DalylP.ese Express the West Sleeping Coaches
through 10 Buffalo Nags Fails Cincinnati Detroit and Chlcass
without change
Pori Jerus 90 900 1880 and lO:45 400 1870 AMI
Ge,bsp and MdIstswp 50 800 1880 1000 and l05
and 30 MddleIown with Newfor and o.
Midland Railroad
W.rw eli. 300. lO:45 m and 4:30 p.
Esvbsrgh 1880. and lG:i5s. m. and 1902
suffer- -, $40 $3.50 1880, and lJ45 s45. s, 8,
tiSg,vosi HoboIu, Aneld,e and Ramsay, t6 64s. g.
IS 30 1850 1915 3i5 8. o. 1880. sad 'll:3O
P,.r,on '6 $40, 4 g. $50 10 'l030; lO:45. ll;3o,
Si5 1880, anu 1850 m and ~ s.tartsr nights only
E,.srr g. .. $3.50. 1G45 III 80 m. 3lo, 446. O,
ana t6: 80 D. y ADD IL SATURDAY. Ehu 80 - 80 49, ..
nae. .iI5 l. 6:I5. d. $3.50 Sl5 1880 and .ll:3O
Hh.e Haeienief ana Wy 8l5 and o:iS 3, 4, B.,
and 8 n m and IL SATURDAY nights only.
RpLsvood g. g. 49, A1d $50 \ 1870 SAB 4l5 &46. b:S0.
$50 And II 4s n nd u Saturday sss. o1,J I'm A. m
Crs.tII D. 49, and $3.50 1880 3:l5 Al5, $50 0;3o
40 81. AZ q m End IL SATURDAY. nsbts .
sp.rihn, 8. ~. 93o m, $3.50 3l5, Alb. $40 oao
$50 MAS n and sa' saS sS.h on, 40 a,s 40, $50
q 10 i7,45 o m spd IL sauriar nights oniy.
spr n, VALLEY and War. D and 93o N 4i4o p n -
Tnips lssvAz Chambers hall hsaIs hhve
an 80 minutes eaer
ri. twenty 10 ~ and IL 80 espsestnS
- ,s~a. ,,,,pg hours The and IL
n.ln,sbt trains start from Chimbetn only a,,-
80, s attained orders for the sad transfer Of
49,. -, bs I 81 Con psnys oSes-2l $40 and W
psy.r ssr one and twenty tibet Aad ThrdaVe
Ce.n proo.ni tAs CsnpsnJs Dspsh And Of Assan We
pnsnp,i seSA ,s.,a,u only t'susdys Miaieo~n sniE
mo r. ABBOTT, General Passenger Aren't
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;GTON LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA

STONINGTON LINZ EDh BOSTON' va
n. new and seess. Steamer, saopE LELAND Tes,d,,, sas
Cs.ya no. PEI So Rvsr foot o. Jy ssy "ie>f Ss>
e.,l A. 4 n urvng Boston ahead o. al eshe inca -
~, ~. A. IN pnscpai Rareai OAcss and suuooms -
II ~ 49,. ~ s,,eers Irpsss. Co. at 3lY boaaw
l. W. VLKik5. I" sASSSOe'
~ Pa A.
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RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can Ne supplied with LONDON
CLOTHING, perfect In style ana tt. bI
following the Instructions OF our Self.
Measurement Rules. in our new Fashion
Booi. which. with samples Of raaierials
Is forwarded post Tree.
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VERY YOUNG COUPLE.

~ -ux AUTHOR OF Mrs. JEiNsNeHASs JOURNAL
-, l2mo. with an illustration and uniform With MIS- 'e'
ninehams Journal" 81 20.
r,on me Worcester Daily Spy
$500. lansing story somewhat oat Of the common anu e'
-, ,.a The very young couple begin Housekeeping !"
,o,F7ied Dimensions With an income 10 cof'eSP'Hu, ~
manage than compile Of babes They hsa very
r,., and ysry queer dinner, sni were loH 'u P9
e''u "" = ,.le care Of iisesTcept for occasional ans
"' q, male et er lures land income correspond amer
cane INTO heir lr lives The huSoanl " IN 0OO" -"
-, V,,. wife has a te.PNrng time Of H. fD aal -, y,
ave, help them through ibe Ozark Gays anu - 1,i. .bo,,
IN Al. deepes for he experience oil sorrow ~ 10 s-Oi'
so, bu. vii give couple Of hours p''''n'
Nov Ready, New Billion Of
AIRS JERNINGHAM'S JOURNAL.
vol, l2mo 10 cents
Also Companion vo!ume
JOHN JERYNGHAMS JOURNAL.
vol. l2mo, IS cents
ILL.,
A THRILLING STORY OF ADVENTURE.
MY KALULU,
PRINCE, KING, AND SLAVE.
STORY or CENTRAL AFRICA.
BY HENRY N. STANLEY,
author Of How Found Livingstone
With sixteen iul.page Illustrations
vol. 12mo -.
From Tie PrOsiaeace Journal
tb. Young reader fond strange adventures he will fnd enough
IN Ibis volume 10 lie gh m al Winter will be hard to please
Who !, no, charmed WITH It's graphic pages
From ne Clicayo Inter. Oc,aH
The book nay older boys with profit and Instruction For
ma, from the vvy depicted Mr. Stanley las col
ted together useful information concerning people
about whom the general public pretty the dark.
n m,
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

NEWJERsSShE.I1. s5NJlI ~. ls7 RAiARoAD
LEAVE NEW. IORK PIER =, NORTH RIVER. foot Al Rec
Sandy Hook, connecting trains for all
stsion, on this O. connecting railroads:
m-For Phaie phis, Branch Red Bank Port Mon
month Toms River Vineipi Brigeton Bay Side and
1uekert Railroad
4OU D. Long branch, Red Bank Port Monmouth Toms
River NartOwn and intermediate stations
ARRIVING IN NEW lOkA-At 9:4O q M and AID D. m ron
Long branch Bans Toms Re and ntsfaeats Stations aH1
ais H. rom PLsephii yineand Bdgeon, Bay Side, aud
on Tuckerlon Railroad.
Fare. New.l Philadelphia. ony 81 %
Erpges freight es daily for Philadelphia from Pier o. ~ loot
ofkeciosl Freight received until and delivered in Ph'dei
phis early next moning.
r. T. FINCH. Agent, Pier 3 " K an oo,,
NJ w SERAT j. W. "ohb,
Superintendent otnerh Agent
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election Refurns.
lOo~,s.s>d mn Tk rrssv.< Of lea IL

OFFICIAL CANVASS of the COUNTY OF
~ NBw-YOkK ELECTION NOVEMBER 4. lS7a
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CEND FOR A CATALOGUE
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.
InPORTATIOSS. and SELECTIONS,

THR PosITIvsT PRIMER Of Familiar Conversations
an the Rego o. HunaI Dedicated the only Supreme Being
mar the bat Imperfect God HI MANITl IN
Coos made for whose ali other
Gods exist and to al the Children Of Men Labor Love and
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LyslL yeTy interesting 10 the thoughtful 10 cents.
BR UNDERwOODS PRAYER Opening the second evenings de-
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THB ESSAYS READ BY D. e. Rockingham. John Weiss T. L.
Youmsn Parton with the debates before tie
meeting Of the Free Association, held in Cooper Institute
Sswork a. 10 aua l6 Complete in pamphlet ou 80 cents
vOLNRYs RUINS; o., MgprATIoNs REVOLUTIONS OF
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THB RELIGION or HUMANITY. o. B. Rockingham With sDe
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THB INFLUENCE or CHRISTIANITY ON CIVILIZATION. 2je.
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Mem Publications.


10y the Az TaE WoorN0 OF"
WHICH SHALL III DE-
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ssrn' L" success LORrNG. PUBLISHER BOSTON:
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SAKE HoLMs STORIES.
Including;
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y,nKR,s WIFE sequel to Drasy Mllsr' p0"''" "noe"
1~ . r,s SHEA HOW ONE WOMAN KEPT HER hVSDA''
"'-,vs WINES IovBLETTSRs.
/ Vol l2mo Cloth 81 90
y,s, The Springfield Daily Republican
u.,. 4, noble in thought and purpose I" p0ou"O ~ -.
g, !, no, as broad Shakespeare or George oA"u ANU
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f ~, and have long been ssekiug-a COMMUNION VI "u"
~ i'm few American noveisis have sh oW" themselves
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V'HE ILLUSTRATED LIVING WORLD
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A FRENCH yonng lady would like to find
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west 22dst
A LII TEACHERS wanting POSITIONS send
IN for Mutual Plan for vacancies l sang AL grades
Address AMER EDUCATIONAL UNIOH," 1877 Broadway, N
A GRADUATE of YALE of the Glass of
1870 present pe pupil desres 70 sen'e one
or two additional Van sssIn the elementary pfshe" VI NJ
for college Address II. A. H. 3ii West 325st
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ten In france who bos diploma. ~ The ~ ehea
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h nfees hiorV and vial also. fair terms lnstrn
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care Of Prof NJ Long 220 B One hundred and thirteenth st
| I'UIOR.-By young man, well qualified for
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IUIIlON.-An English gentleman of family
ana pot Won tr desis 10 Clae Mathematical History,
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Danfina Aeaoemes.

Danfina Araoemes.
A DODWORTH's CLASSES for ID ANGLING,
"a Ne 2l2 I'm, ave-. corner fSeniy-sxtisL,
re open for the season.
Twice week-aondsy Thursdays, Tuesdays and Fridays
Wednesdays add Saturdays
Once a week-ss.srdar mornings and Pridir evenings
Gentlemen on Monday and Thursday evenings
Send for . circular.
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IRVING's SCHOOL or ARR.
4 DRAWING, WATER COLORS, and OIL PAINTING.
n Y society," bruv 81 place bet Ian and l3;hsts
/ MARGARET j. MCDONALD's CLASSES IN
vi DRAWING and WATER CoAoRS FROM NATURE
Studio, 7SS Broadway, Room 81.
References: Daniel Huntington A; Gey A.; T. G. Far
rer John How C. e. Grsvoll ~ A. Rlssci Stlrgs j., j. W.
nm Terms $50 90 Of hour each, in the Sindlo
$40 for 20 lessons pupils rcslrace PAYABLE in a1yno
Gallery Of the BrOckn Art AsSocaoa On Mondays ana
Fridays at = O'Clock y.
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DANES Business College, B'way, cor. 33d-st. !;
G2 Bowery Established 1919 Speeaes-Conmer-
.a glfs, lgasa,c
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Miscellaneous-City.

ELOCUTI0N,. ono v.vovxuo,v
pupils aud classes 9th ladies and gehtemen) her
idence No est Oy-ecUnd-st
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1nstruetlon.

CHARLIER FRENCH INSTITUTE for BOYS
YOUNG GENTLEMEN l26 and l2o kast TweniJioarhh
PROF.. CHARLikK Director and Proprietor
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NUTIUE IS ntTFDJ EINVU, puIhUdIiC 90 INV, III
" view the special election Ia ant for tie Twenty
fr Assembly District, that tie following are the boundaries OF the y
-rs Election Districts ia Assembly District heretofore estab
he h The Po By vitae Of the authority Conferred upon
sad Board By Chapter 67j OF the Laws Of Sl2
mn
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BENNETT BUILDING.
ID EMMETT BUILDING.


RENNErT BUILDING.
DIRECTORY
Rooms BASEMENT
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EMcMahen Morse Lawyers
x sass,DsSSs%;, 81 SsDHSs1; t1wysa Eswysr.
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s-fossnSxsstSs'In SnsS'r, LIE 4sn insurance com'sns
oess.ss5 es.4'5s st l. LIE Lewis IH:gssass sssss'ar.
pMcCsrthy ! Chalmers LawyerA
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sr.;sitssS s.E u ssSts csldwsil, csMyssiil Lawyer.
s-sheridan. Bonynse, Cochran and xeEwsn, stsno-
sEEt;s% i ss5s slsons., as., FssI s:,l,s Estate
-si1Fs; AZ; ssl's::; Ss:: 1ss Is%ssr.
sc. :. Sa,tss@s, & aFssnsfsH; faaysl yswys''
E + GsrasnsT lawyer.
n-wnkinson Pcters, Trustees Of Estate Of white.
4 I a'Er'iss 4 E. ssosruas Z sssoHs; rswSsZy Hswy'''
H-w. X. Bergholz, Civil Engineer.
Pelham and rOE,shes;s; ksIl59sa s4GS Company
t$ss! Sss%$s%' SssIsss ass! i Bankruptcy,
j. Henry Wehle. Lawyer
IS ). Sultan. Lawyer.
& 4 foeehis.' + eiisr.' Lawyysr: LLawyss
{, s. 4 Aa.s1si: isas; tEawyss Eswss::
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T. EuEei Lawyer
Sc Icrary. 4 sSafns %.ls4 ssswSSsa ssSSsnct, Lawyer.
ill-C. H. Glover. Lawyer.
i ! k0ssSS9a susIs2 t.Sssay : STessy' Lawyer.
" FIFTH STORY
lsluyvesant bank Receiver
tWakemln + Latting. Lawyers
s}E:s: Winchester, Lawyer
slTaa s-si'eh I Si.os s1sis. Lawyer.
Aifasssii : Ss. sieiscn. Lawyers
s-soen.%y % tSr seormaiion e; OF Juveut p.tnq quen..
]: 4. Lydeskar, Real cal Estate.
-s 8. + a.SdsScksss; 3 e sesa sesa naE;sss E;,s,s
l2-Byrne, Everett / Co. Lawyers
IL Walsh, Haoert ana Eckerson Lawyers
l-John Townshend Lawyer
2-Hence erson Benedict, lawyer
X Logan Scotch Granite, DC
Sc. ". Carpenter Lawyer.
Otis T. Hall, Lawyer.
- q. r. Webster, Lawyer.
D. n. Lyddy, Lawyer.
JEFFERSON Clark. Lawyer
81 John l.. Knight
zf Jantor.
81 Hodges 4 MeeKer, Lawyers
95R >. Burr. Lawyer.
John CroInptou, Accountant
smith Dean City SurveyorS
tolG. W. Van SicIen Lawyer.
IL ST. II. Baldwin, Lawyer
1 Charles d. Barrow. Lawyer
IS Henry A. Glider sleeve, Lawyer
AtG CHrrinRton. Lawyer
L. ". Tomnkius, Lawyer.
7. X. Milncr LAWYER.
Two passenger elevators running ali the time.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hAvANA LOTTERY.
Ii Extraordinary drawing. December l6 1874
Only 5000 tickets 2O97 prizes amounting to 600;
circulars Of information free prizes cashed Il. MAR
TINES CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street. rear basemen nt
Box 1885 Post ONCE New York.
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Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Ouartsrs 81 So
Remember that every Prize drawn ana payable In
full without deduction. These bra post
pone take place regularly the last alnrday Of each
SIMMONS DICKINSON 4 Co, Covington. Ky.
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PER RB'0NAI..

yXTANTED-BY A LADY or MEANS, BEAUTIFUL
w female infant TO adopt from one day two months
Address MfA n. r. HARPER, box Ia Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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TENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
N SIXTH MONTHLY sINGLk NUMBER SCHEME
Authorized by special act OF the LcglslatureJ
For the benefit OF the University OF Paducah
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Central.

A BARGAIN-A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
"A brown stone House, about 23x7sx00.5; Forty
nth street. close to Firth avenue For full particulars
Lpply TO HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine street.
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KENTUCKy STATE LOTTERY.
N SIXTH MONTHLY SINGLE NUMBER SCHEME.
S300Uj0 IL PRIZES
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000

CoyINGTON, KY, SATURDAY. November 49, 1874.
=, Whole t Tickets SO; Halves, 80; Quarters 81 50
deduction. For tickets circulars address JOSEPH
Office
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extra low: also 81 West Forty-se street. witt
stable, a bargain. v X. STEVENSON. JR..
II Pine street or 81 East Sc venteenth street
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-12-26
Il e ground cooler and moister, thus fay

tie ground cooler and moister thus tav-
oring its advance.
Never cut later than When i'll bios
som, ere single bloom has begun 10
turn The crop removed, SOW plaster,
a hushel per acre The first year you
will have but the one crop in place of
the grain, but it will he a good, fine,
excellent crop for feeding.
The two crops (the second YEAR, will
probably yield YOU from four to five
tons per acre, with good Fall stand for
protection Or, the latter crop you may
keep for seed, which on an average (lf
such thick stand) will Weld you not
less than four bushels per acre; you
stand chance to get six or even more
Should the crop show signs of failure,
YOU may still cut it for hay, then stalks
will he quite green, though the head
will he turned And the land now will
he in the best condition for the pillow,
mellow and crowded with clover roots.
1t is 50 greatly enriched that the crops
grain crops-whch follow, will yield
heavily. and for more than one season,
though single grain crop-wheat or
barley-should be taken, and then seed
ell down again.
Never SOW clover on wet land. Try
it on Your dry, meagre ridges, or on
YOUR rich bottom land.
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WINTER BUTTER.-Col. Waring, til

WINTER BUTTER-Col. Waring, the
great Rhode Island dairy man, writing
of the dairy farm of |. Boies & Son, of
Illinois, says:
Mr. Boies is very strong " Of the
opinion that it is impossible to get the
fullest profit from Il butter dairy, or
from any other. without having the
COWS come in in the Autumn. He then
carries them through the hight of milk
ing on high Winter feed, and finds that
when they are five or six months gone,
and would naturally begin to fall off in
their Weld, the flush of the May and
June pastures gives u FLIP to their
production, and carries them up pretty
nearly to their fall yield again. by the
time the Summer drouth pinchcs the
pasture, they are ready to be dried of
for their next calving. This, in connec-
ton with the fact that the Winter mar
ket is best for butter, makes his course
seem judicious, and worthy the attrn-
ton of others. Cows coming in in the
Spring give more during May and June
than Autumn calvers do at anv time,
but when they begin to feel the effect Of
their next pregnancy, there is only
Winter feed to be given them, and this
does not sustain their productiveness
as grass would do.