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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1832
Page
4
Clover, with 55 species in the genus, prefers deep sandy loam but tolerates other soils. Sow in spring, use 10 to 12 pounds per acre on rich soil, avoid mixing with Timothy or rye grasses, and harrow in with spring wheat. Avoid sowing on winter grain before soil warms, as many seeds perish. yellow seeds with purple and brown flecks indicate maturity.
Lucerne or Frenen Crover grass was introduced from France into Great Britain about 70 years ago and brought to this country by Chancellor Livingston. With good cultivation and manure it yields six to nine tons of hay per acre per season. About 20 lbs of seed per acre is needed when sown broadcast, preferred over drilling. It may be sown with oats, but is best sown by itself after deep ploughing. Livingston sowed it successfully in September. An immediate second crop of flax follows in the soil.
The article notes a drought tolerant grass suited to dry sands or sandy loam soils. It establishes early, regrows with frequent cutting, and lasts about ten years before plowing under. It thrives in good pastures for swine, dislikes wet or black soils, and responds to gypsum as a stimulant.
A Saturday magistrate hears a seaman tale of wreck, pursuit, and a writ of habeas corpus. The sailor seeks arrest of a rival aboard land service and recounts shipwrecks, a rogue captain, and a quest to recover his craft's lost crew.
A sailor recites a tense chase as a warrant is issued and Ned faces trial at the next court. An officer oversees the process while a riverine pursuit unfolds and a six hundred dollar bound over sum is set for the usurper of rights.
The note describes traveling along a road past a high hill then a low hill crossing a bridge over a river upstream. It says the first house nearby will appear with shingles and a mate named ratraw, then to proceed and ask my brother who will answer. It ends with a warning that no man should lift.
The Saturday Bulletin advertises its enlarged weekly edition as the most entertaining and informative newspaper for families. It highlights original content, rich features, and fast rural delivery, with premiums for new subscribers and large-scale reader incentives, including a bound Napolean biography.
A detailed prospectus for Ateineon s Casket a monthly periodical of literature wit and sentiment. It highlights 48 octavo pages per number with copperplate engravings wood engravings and music each issue and a year end volume of about 600 pages. The publisher touts quality engraving selections from Europe and America and offers advance payments rates and agent perks.
Certificates from Ebenezer Merry and Asa Jacobs attest to the new Parkinsons Patent Mills in Milan and Norwalk. They report smaller diameter stones yet equal grinding power with significant water savings and ongoing satisfactory performance.
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