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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-10-11
CHEEIrr's sALE or REAL ESTATE.



state OF ohio. jackson county, VS.
Court of Common Plons.
Grorne Gilliinnd, Administrator etc, W. ftcbcr.
ca smith tt 81.
ON % order uf sale.
Notica o. hereby given. that in pursuance 81
an order 90 -als issued utt uf said cuurt ON the
.sl day of AuEust. a. u. fs77. auh tu mu dl-
rorfsd Hz sheriff 20 said euuufy. will un.r frr
ssile 90 tine dpOr of the cpurt huusr. Ia said
county, on
Saturday. October 18th. A D. ls75.
At one O'Clock. D.. M, the following described
rial estate, situate im fhn eHuufN Uf IHHhatu
ard State ur Ohio. tu-wifs
The south rHat quarter az thn uuffh wet
quarter 90 atrftuu rutltHf fHlHiN -ftr ....s 60
township number i've .a.s UI THurH TWfiftH.
nineteen 'lH. containing isay Hra.s ulIfr 90
less
Appraised nt Elsa.
Terms uf sstlr. cn@i uu HHF ul safe.
To- u~ sold a. tiir prHfl.. .fN Of NHit.rrf NHulfT
"a 81. to -uii-ty Ju.iafI 81 ud Hrrrt" tu favor
uf George GiIliluni. Hiuiu.stfr Uf tiuua.I
Haven usfffsfri.
Gwen under my hand lbll 10Th dag sf -,p.
tafuhrr, lss9.
JOHN ". EWING. Sh'nLC.o.
James Tupp au'y lpf pln
. sHpll.lt
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M0 We viii start you In a business you
iNO can make so "a week without cnpi-
h0NENtal; easy and respectable for either
MUM sci. 81. A. Young. 2Bl Bowcfy. NY
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Particular Notice.

No cards will hereafter be printed at
the Standard Office unless paid for in ad
vance ftf
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- VISITING CARDS. with your name
hIl 4 finely printed aud paflur pictures tfruit
n \ aud laEd~capel printed in Do cnlufa gstch,
- ~ tine iui sent postpaid for - cents. it~t-
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:. n. Cor. 9th AMI Chestnut sis. Philadelphia,
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IT G. Dickinson; Canal Winchester, A {
Kelley; Granville, J n jameson; Groove.
port, j Moore; Johnstown, G w Bost
wick and G " Lott; New Albany, NJ D
Vaughn; Pataskala, d Y Murdock Reyn-
oldsburg. j F Kemper; Westerville, L
Cunningham; J d Trimble, financial
agent Ohio Wesleyan University; A G.
Byers, Secretary of State Board of Chari-
ties, both members of Broad Street Quar-
terly Conference.
GALIPoLIs DIsTRICT-T II MONROE, p T.
Gallipolis, w Dillon; Berlin, E
| Thomas Centerville, A Cartlich, ID
Sommers, supply; Cheshire, John Hall;
Ellsworth, j II Pose; Franklin Valley,
w II Gibbons; Galhpolis Circuit, w J
Grifith; Hamden, George Cherrington;
jackson, c F Creighton; Jackson Circuit,
to be supplied; Letart, f B Finney; Mid
dleport, ID Smith: Patriot, Hamil-
ton; Pomeroy, d Morgan; Racine, I
II Bradrick; Rome, Ralph Watson; Swan
Creek, j d Hathaway; Syracuse, II Berk-
stresser, SUPPLY Wilkes,ille, d Nichols.
supply.
LANCASTER DISTRICT W STANLEY, P. =.
Lancaster, J T Miller; Baltimore. J Il
Beery; Carroll. Postle; Circleville, c
NJ Bethauser; Logan, c d Batelle; Max
vile, r A Lemaster Sugar Grove. } 5
Adams; Mt Pleasant, William Morris;
New Plymouth. d Ricketts,, supply New
Salem, b Thomas Rushville, w II
McClintick; Royalton. II B Westervelt;
Somerset. James Mitchell; South Bloom
field, J NJ Rife; South Perry, Il II Griff
ith; Straitsville, NJ Langley, supply;
Tarlton, Isaac Mackey; West Rushville.
Thos II Hall
MARIETTA DIsTRICT-JAMES Kendall, p =.
Marietta, S B Mathews; Athens. NJ
Weir; Athens Circuit, David Smith and
E Mathena; Amesville, George p Fry;
Barlow, i J Nourse; Belpre, NJ V Evans;
Chester Durant Coolville, E w
Howe and NJ B Cooley; Harmar, supply;
Logan Circuit, l. G Haddox; Macarthur
j G Arbuckle; Nelsonville. Il w Pagan;
Nelsonville Nilsson, X G Harper; Peasan-
fon, j S Ricketts, and w O'Neal; Ply
mouth William Abernathy; Chester Hill
Henry Corner; Stewart, F A Spencer;
Zaleski + + Lewis
PORTSMOUTH DIsTRICT-s BRIGHT, P. L.
Portsmouth - Bigelow, w Peters;
Sixth street. w II Sutherland; lronton-
Spencer, j + Williams; Wesley. 5 Pos
tie; Beaver, d Storer Buena Vista, 7 l.
Mark; Burlington. II Tibbles; Hanging
ROCK II y lhOfnasi Jasper hehIy,
supply; Lawrence J Kelley, supply; Lu
casvile, ) Batcman; Marion, b Cartlich;
Old Town, W + Filler Piketon. L NJ
Leslie; Webster, L II Binkley; Wheel
e. burg, J A Carr, supply.
GAINESVILLE DIsTRICT--w HARVEY, p. Z.
Zanesyille--Second street, Orville J
Nave; Seventh street j II Gardner; South
street. J + Sewers; Moxahala Avenue, to
be supplied; Asbury, Thos. S Armstrong;
Bowling Green, Z II Dixon; Deaverstown,
p Davis; Elizabethtown, w w Cher
rington; Hebron, II z Adams and d 5
Porter; Irville, Q Lakin, Licking Vel |
ley, II g Bright supply; Malta, Mast;
Newark, James Hill; New Lexington. r
n Wallace Ringgold, U Holcomb; Rose |
willie, j W Baker; Taylorsville, } NJ Sol |
lers; Uniontown, ) ThuTston.
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EUREkA, o., UctODeT 5, Io1I.
htIttor Standard:
We are authorized to announce that a
Temperance Basket Meeting will be held
here on Sunday, October a. James B.
Paine, David Davis, OF jackson, Rev.
Thomas, OF wellston. and other speakers
will be in attendance. Let all the people
come.
Gro. w. HARBARGER,
ID. j. REYSIsH, Committee.
ANNA NoBEBEAD
P. S.--The regular meeting on Satur-
day night will be addressed by Paine and
Davis. g. w. ii.
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR.

ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
/. What is language2 what is grammar
2. What are parts OF speech
3 What are elements?
4. What are modifiers
8. What is figure OF speech
6. How is gender IorIaed?
7. On what docs case depend
8. what is a complex sentence2
o. What IS a relative pronoun2
10, Parse, "He that hath ears to hear,
let him hear.
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DR., SAaE'S cATARRH RHMzDY.

DR, SAIL 5 Uh4AHhE1 A1l4A14s
IL "a the only form Of instrument vet invented
with which fuld medicine can De carried high up
nasal passages, and the chambers or cavities com
municating herewith, In which sores and ulcers
frequently exist, and from which the Catarrhal
cess In treating Caiarrh heretofore has arisen
largely from the impOssihiity Of applying rem
edies t. these cavities and chambers by any OF The
ordinary methods. This obstacle In the way Of
enecting cures Is entirely overcome By the inyen-
tion Of the Douche Its use is pleasant and %
simple that child can understand H. Kmll ans
explicit Mirecti ems accompany each tnslTu-
menL When used with this Instrument DR..
sages' Catarrh Remedy cures recent attacks Of
- "ColA In the Heado by
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At the examination last week, there
were only applicants, of whom re-
ceived certificates, as follows: For "a
months, Jas. D. Gillian; For IL months,
VIM. A. Hunter, Rufus j Jacobs, James
NJ Buckley, Alice C. Cherington; For 6
months, Charity Downey, Louisa Harris.
The following are the questions used:
oRTHOGRVPHY.
l, Synthetical; ?, Sincerity; 3. Cynical,
4, Miracle; 5. EmpyreaD; 6, CutaneOus;
I, Pentateuch; s, Scintillate; 9, Athen-
sune; 10, Elysian; ii, Hymeneal; II, Bou-
queti l3, Courtesy; a. Doggerel; 10,
Mystify; 16, Alkali; IL, Elite; Is. valise;
10, Cylinder; 20, Recherche.
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GEOGRAPHY.

l. Define physical and Mathematical
Geography
2 Name the States that are separated,
and those that are intersected by the
Connecticut river.
3. Where is Cape ST. Lucas, Cape Sable,
and Cape FAREWELL
A vessel was wrecked in Lat. 20o ".
and Long l6O' w. Of Greenwich: in
what body of water did it occur2
5. Explain why the days are shorter
now than they were in July.
6 Which of the tropics is the sun now
approaching?
Z What is the width of the torrid
zone, and why just that wider
8. To what three races do the principal
inhabitants of n America belong2
9. Define the following: watershed,
shore, gulf, plateau, and isotherm.
10. How many degrees apart are the
Arctic and Antarctic circles2
ARITHMETIC.
l. 25 = .OO025 - what7
2. A and did piece of work, and
2-5 of what A did equaled As Of what D
did; if B received SIS, how much did A
receiver
3. A carpenter was engaged for Sc
days; every day he worked he received
$3.50, and every day be was idle he was
to forfeit so cts. at the end of Sc days
he received S24; how many days did he
work?
4. AS money is % per cent more than
BIS; how many per cent. is BIS less than
A's2
5. A holds $1,000 U. S. IO.40s (6 per
cent) what is his annual income in cur
rency if gold is 1873?
6 Sent 81 900 to buy carriage; CON-
mission p per cent; what did the car
riage cost2
Z. If l mix teas in proportion of Is at
81 .25 per h., IA at 81 per lb., and Is at
Csc. per lb., what will the mixture cost
per h.?
s. What is the difference between IA
Of a foot squared and IA of square
foot2
9. Insert two geometrical means be-
tween the extremes and S7SS.
To- At what point between two trees
4S and 90 feet high, and so feet apart,
may boy stand, and fly kite to the top
of either tree with the same length of
string2
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son, Ohio.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-09

Until further notice tho Postofiice will be
open for delivery and reception OF mail mat
ter nom S a. m. to \ p. m. daily, except sun,
days. and on Sundays one hour after arrival
Of Western mail. Omaha time Is the time OF
the once.
m. daily, except Sundays.
Western malls close daily at LILO p. m.
Eastern mails close daily at 1913 p. m.
= Denver Pacific Railway, including Denver
and Southern mails, close at 5 p. IN. ID
Mails arrive from the east daily ntl:20p. m,
and from the west daily Mt $40 p m.
Mails arrive from Denver, Col. and way,
via Denver Pacific X. W., at S:S7 y. M.
Mails close for Fort Laramie and Red Cloud
and spotted Tail Agencies on Sundays, Tues
days and Thursdays ut 0 p. IN. !.
Mails arrive from Fort Laramie and Red
Cloud and spotted Tail Agencies on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays Mt 9 p. IN.
Mail closes for Davis Rancho on Mondays
Mall arrives from Davis Rancho Tuesdays
ut p. m.
Col, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
ep m.
Mall arrives from Fort Collins and Long
mont, Col, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
ETr II. CLAICHE. Postmaster.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-09
PROVISIONS.
ION to Big Horn"

The immense and constantly increas-
ing immigration to the new gold fields
of the north is destined to completely
overflow the Black Hills, and before the
close of III or early in '7S, at the far
thest, the cry of ION to Big Horn" will
be heard in the land and the myriads of
gold seekers will pass thither. Here
with we give with as great accuracy as
possible q table of distances from
CHEYENNE TO RIG HORN MOUNTAINS
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-09
CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Groceries, Grain. Pro,i-ion-, Etc,

Corrected weekly by whIpple 4 Hay. whole
sale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants.
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aNo wood and hut little water
I Water poor me scarce.
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The Black Hills

Cheyenne Leade has the latest infor.
about the Black ILLS mines. Weekly
Is pagesl l year s2.50-6 mos FL 81 copy 10 9,
II. GLArcxK. Publisher. Cheyenne, %yo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-09
Outfits for Miners.

Those who desire to purchase their
own teams for the transportation of
miners and miners, supplies, can pro-
cure an outfit to much better advantage
in Cheyenne than elsewhere. Grocer
les. provisions, clothing, mining tools
and all other necessary articles can be
procured at this point. The following
may be considered average prices for
animals and WAGONS
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Miles
Cheyenne to Loige Pole Creek ..................... l6
Lodge Pole Creek to Bear Springs............... -
Bear Springs to Chugwater...-.................... II
to Hunton's R-nch...-........ e. Is
Hunton's Ranch to Phillips Ranch ............ p
Phillips Ranch to Cottonwood Rnnch-...... -
Cottonwood R.nch tn Elkhorn .................. 25
Elkhorn to Wagon Is
WAGON Hound To Fort Fetterman"".--.---. l6
Fort Fetterman to sage Creek ~-..-...-...fl Is
Sage Creek To south Fork cheyenne River IS
south Fork cheyenne Ia Buffalo Wallow I 81
Buffalo Wallow To Dry Fork of Powder
........-s.. ...-... 80. -
Dry FORK of To Old Fort Reno...-.... Is
Fort Reno To Crazy woman's Fork. IS
Crazy W',man's Fork to Clear Fork .......-.. %
Clear Fork TO Old Fort Phil Kearney ......... 20
Fort Phil Kearney to North Goose Greek e. -
North Goose Creek to Bear Greek ............ Il
Hear Creek to Grass Lodge ,reek .............. .
Grass Lodge Creek to Old Fort [. + smith ~
n Won and hut little water
I Water poor and scarce.
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or Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with 10 cts,
% postpaid. L. JONES d Co., Nassau, N. Y.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-18
NOTICE.

ToHN II. SULLIVAN NOTIFIES IHE
81 pablo IN the Sf~rss<1 Of the lS<a ret t.
ga<s zee q. has acceari ac1t desire sry-
sAixS a Tia xccoanss and ceasa net ges IL II |
dill Ter the last too years | Aave sarFSgf~c
nsse.f and fear sittae hslarer. he>sdes gssang
him z01ts. frcm tae 70 D.aes 10 pay sss
way. eat 81 my hard earnings never seit
hsne Gr1l ordered D. se 50 BY hlr, ard n~g
that | AN away. | prorc.e te remain. as~a-S
re sAvers. ard rxpecfane nosc. freM htn.
NAkssARht SULLIVAN.
Eaisks. Jaly Is lS--. 5yls-.f
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a Patent
TO THE
GENERAL LEE MINE.
NO. s76.
L. s. LAND oFyICy. EuRgK., Ney
May 18th. ls77.
Ss.

Ass -ot1s 1871.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tina,
~ the Adams Hin Consolidated Nin,,.
Company, whose pos;ofTer aadres.i il Fa,alTs
Nevada. has this day hled i;s Application ~.
a patent for eight hundred $50 linear r., -
the General Lee mine or vel bearing .iIy.,
with surface ground two hundred ard -,
f2i0l feet IN width, situate. lying end benz.
Enreka Mining District. county q EErst,
and state Of Nevada. and known and ds.;s'
rated by the field notes and ofieial pI., ~
Gle N this ofi-e rs Let Number iO.
The exterior boundaries Of sail Lo, Y.
degrees east. -
Co~myencinE q. a pos; marked No L
Survey No. 10. whence the flagstaff In a.
fean Of Eureka bears : - dg. A. min " Ss
feet: the highest point - Ruby Hin NJ
bears ;. 6dg. IL min. W. So feet: snd ne ~.
o. the General Lee ircinr bears 9 8 De ~
min.N.s $40 fe Z: thence RAINING frt cor,,.
:. % deg 4. 80 feet. 20 pest nartei No orr
: survey No. 10: thence y coarse 5. q d.
W. Sofsef. 10 pos marked Ne :, Il. ! So
yey Ne. -. whcnce post No. 1 Of L. : sa,-
vey No los. Wide West iole. bears :. 81 De-
- rim. ". so s-l0 feet. tbescs ID eourssS
y deg. ~. 10 feet. to post marked Na.a n
:. survey No. lS; and thsncs 4fh eoqr.sN
beginning. containing 8 y 100 acre.
1hi. claim Is hOunled OF neiiher s,d n,
zny known claimants. The nearts, ara.
the Wide est snd the LeKinsts..
lie ine2tion - thIs nine - daily recorded
10 the hecorisr's o6ee q Eareka Nirir-
District. On page I1o. IL Book ID. Of s.i Nir.
inc kacor1s.
Ans sna al persons c'siuing sdyersSly An,
portion ef szid General Lee mine. or sail
asain. sronus - hereinbsfore described. Ar.
required % his their aaFerse claim with Tia
Re-is,er q the United state. Lad 0Eee A
Eareka. IN the state u nevada. dsring n.
- 4zFs pefiod q publication hereof. o. thew
vii - barred By virtue q the proyisionsx
TIE sistusa. y. z. lMMEL. Register.
Eureka. Nay .. is7. my2-ai
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW nEaEDIts, NEW REMEDIES.
. Or. GIBBONS pisPsN.

q Or. GIBBONS DisPEH.
Be- sABE, No. a8 hEAEAI 81,
eoTuer Of ComzsFaA!. san Frar-
A@<AA cisco. Private e1trAree q Con-
e. mer-isl street AstAblsh>d IN
fssA. f1r the treatment & Sexaa4 ard >auirsl
Diseases szeh as GgzeTrhg2. 9sest. rulciara,
SYPHILIS in al Its ioEZs- seminal = s4knes.,
E@~pa1czey. etc etc. ska diseases q Year,
sizEdlnz and Jlesr4ts1 Legs. ETC.. szeossssL
~ treated
eng thzs be a1s retsraes o ueu1g The
gr42esp2l hospitals 81 L4repe. AE4 las 70
s4mad Frzcroe-
Ihs boct0r has spArsS rsiiAer tine ret
1gney IN seeking cut ne~ ren~aes. ana as
rsf4rne1 With 1ucrezsei facilitates fsF ne ale
EAuaa 81 kuU1n EufiET1nE-
Seminal " esixness.
se-innl eulssio2 Is the conssessec o. ser
Ebu&e- This solitary vice. or 1egrzse4 s,Ksa
ln4zlxe1-e. IA prArfBcni D. the Yeah q I'D
sexss = az hl=esf Unlimited sK.saL Probe
ing zIt1 zEsrT.zx certainty t1s foAszirg
trails q reFoid syZrtSus. SHES coEct;s
81 se3ez42c Ze1lrel EezEzrsx- ~. -Els9s
eoz-tunz1ce. DARK spos eo1er The eyes. F1s
In tie had, urgI1g IN tes ~zrs. Boise Bks ls
rzstlIng q leaves @ rKtl1nE Q eA&riacs. ~
e4szess ab14i the lasnS EeakEsss 81 IL
E=h.. c9zfsss1 viNon. klEnts1 intellect lss
q esG7asace. GI-aeDce IN GrpraArAl-E stsas-
gers. a 1ssltk~ - tg-- Ee~ AegnzsztG1a~s
alsfozuo2 20 sasn secasty. less q Es=V1
IAEAH - q -~aAAH4F $50 = =
ke-zr e1sAes fzT-s4 tozEss. sHEsd tratts
eo1sEs. rQ~zs1zFuo1. 1-E1t fEezsA. Hg1szs-
IA Er3 ~fre4aerly ioszzifg. II rs.-f oe q,
o5skzro4. pea sACuA Apply sZZS41ts,. e.
taer n Ferse1 CT 81 lszte-. az8 Feae sro
effected - las B-W zEl scae1G2c zois Of
treating fais dHs&ss- wka=h HeEsg a1s Of
szseLug . slsek . rE4e2i rgre
Cured at HoSu<-
Psrso1s A. a 1istznce 1Ay &c EtkkD AT
HOME ~ A34ress2zg q letter "a Dr.. GLIB
BON. stEtl1g e3sA. Eyzptaas, lenxth OF time
the eassxse h@S c121Gzsa. AID have mclicins
rroZnuy fQTTGrae1. Tres tTu1 e1lage asd
cauezus . a pzu q tha ceantry. with
feI . pam a~lre~1eus fgE gA.
b i~1cicslog Tts- Dollars cois IN q regis
tered letter through the PostOnce. or
zrpzEA "a els. k4rEo A Cos. = package OF
nc&asars HA be Forwarded - aay part ol tho
ln O.
Psrsszs vnting q the Dae,or will please
STATE gAsE 41s q the szs%r tAeY see thisaS
rsruseZ@zs IN.
All coZZuzssAtioas strictly eensaertial.
ADDRESS DR. J. r. GIDEON,
Eek Is-. Szn Fr4ocssca. California
syiIY
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DELINQUENT MINING NOTICE

ITO ]. =. HARRINGTON -. s wHIT-
il T5N. A~sis>eeas Yea are hereby Rom
fed sAss sc~ yoar have rsT1crnscc
ssear and expenses On TIE Nall1orrss mlre O.
la3s. situated or fan.al 6zkh. ~ New lcrx
sazspe. IN the Earekx Mining bisrrSef. ko-
resA ce@nsy. Nevada. under ths proris9o1s a
an sef 81 Congress entitled A set to pro
aese TIE 2tr<seFnens & tie mining re
scare . 81 tae IriIea States approved NAY
sAA- ISL and the several arts azeD62scry
ana sar74e2e1sary sAeresA. 10 tie Arneant
rendered pecess&ry ny sAa1 ac;- AID thai yea
hare failed fe p<rfern var ereH9rt3on q
sara wsrk ana exPeass for he years ls7S and
lS-s according to yssr Interest N sal3 zlne.
or hare The Ant 2enec k1e fAaf nzaess Yea
yxs to the Undersigned year jest P~roEorssea
81 the txFen5itnre q sAsd work and sx-
peases~ IN sAsd nine- within 80 days AFTER the
p2A2scki2an 81 this rH1sces that year Interest
II sfs1 usn< viii ssca7e the property 81 the
undersigned. 1n3es . By virs2e o. tie sad
Acs ct Congress
lS-s-y. a. Msrrinrtc. Us whisssa,
Assignee 1ns feet --S 50 %
s<s-g- r. Earslrrsoa - : AksrgsT.
Assignee 2s SA %
gOG AENDh>
A. g. McAA>ElE.
{EsfsfA.iy1ae ~. ISL se& Aad
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NOTICE.

r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. THAT.
v2srs4s MarSxres J. >2lissar las left
NJ hsa ard hoard. wsshea; cause ar Prevacx-
cez- | viii nos he rsxs~asese fsr arr 1es1s
eSstrAefei By her. srea ara after kA.s SAFE
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-17
Manuring Orchards.

There would see IN to be no good reason
why, if we wish to raise good orchard fruits,
we should not manure our trees. People
often look at trees growing on rocky hill
sides, and argue therefrom that trees eau
grow without manure. They know that
potatoes and other vegetables must have
manure or they viii not thrive, but they
regard trees as different order of vegeta-
ton, something that can thrive and -four
ish where nothing else would. But, in
the ease Of trees on rocky hill-sides, the
land is often anything but poor. The
rocks themselves frequently contain valu.
able mineral matter, which, as the rock
decays, is presented in form that plants
can feed upon. Then whatever vegetation
grows among the rocks remains there to
decay, and even leaves aud other foreign
substances that blow into the creyices
formed by the rocks make valuable plant
food, on which the tree thrives. Indeed,
trees in apparently poor, rocky places, are
really much better off than many trees in
orchards, where they are in what appears
good land.
In more level land, trees must be
manfred. In many cases, it is as neces-
sary to the best success that trees have an
occasional manuring as it is that any other
crop should have manure. There have
been many discussions as to whether ma
nure for fruit-trees should be applied
broadcast or ploughed in. For orchard
trees there is no rule; it depends on cir
cumstances If the trees are on ground
where vegetables are grown, the manure
j., Of course, turned IN for the benefit Of
these crops, and the roots of the fruit-trees
fight with those of the vegetables for some
of it, aud get it, too. But there are many
orchards where no crops are grown but the
trees, and then it is an excellent practie to
apply manure as 4 top-dressing at least
every other year, if you would have them
bear an abundance of good fruit. Boston
Jounatof Chemistry.