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nROSpECTUS OF THE CONGRESS
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best methods Of managing the various or
chard fruits adapted 10 Mississippi, and of
acclimating the more difficult genera.
5. Analysis Of soils and pants--and
suggestions of methods of analysis within
the means of Mississippians; discussing
also the propriety of geological and az
riculIural survey of the State by legislative
authority.
9. Manufactures and he Mechanical
Arts, established within the bounds of the
State, important to the agricultural in
teresi.
The premiums 10 be awarded by COM
mttee Of thirteen agricultural gentlemen,
TO whom shall commit all the essays Tor
adjudication, by such subdivisions of labor
among themselves as they may agree up
on-the unsuccessful essays to be at the
disposal of the editors of the Farmer.
The essays to be forwarded to me. free
of postage, by the first of March next
accompanied by sealed envelope, enclo.
sing the authors name.
In connection with the foregoing, in
tended to submit an address-setling forth
reasons why an agricultural paper should
be sustained in the Southwest; but, |
leave that duty to be better performed by
the many public.spirited gentlemen whom
this prospectus may reach--entertalnlng
all, who feel the magnitude of the cause,
to mount their horses, forthwith, and spend
a day or two in endeavors TO form clubs Of
These clubs will be the nu-
cei Tor for presently forming societies. es-
tablishing agricultural libraries, holding
neighborhood fairs, &c.---thus cementing
the community together, in the execution
of one common, grand design.
This is certainly favorable moment
for gaining the public attention, when the
excitement Of politics isAabout to suhside
for season.
The planters of the State should make
it common cause 10 demand of the Lee
gislature a geological and agricultural sur
vey of the State. 1t shall be one of the
leading aims Of the Farmer, to concen-
trate public opinion on this point, so as to
make it efficient upon our tuncllonaries.
Though long delayed, shall ever conti-
nue. to hope for the accomplishment of this
measure. If the agriculturalists of the
State would unite in demanding it, it
might be effected by the Legislature to be
elected in November, 1915. Say, fellow
citizens, will you aid us in our endeayors
10 reach the public ear, on topic SO i'm
portant to the welfare of our Statel
We are so arranging our bushes as 10
admit of our riding much through the
country; and we hope to spend at least n
third of our time ia visiting our patrons in
different sections. We shall endeavor al
so, one or the other, or both of the editors,
10 be present at all fairs or cattle show
held in this or the adjoining States.
In conclusion, | would state, that il is
my intention 10 devote myself more d.
reciiy to the interests of the paper than
heretofore; and / am assured by my CO.
adntor, that he will take time TO visit far
mers, and will give much more of his at
tenton 10 the cause than his situation has
heretofore permitted.
N. G. NORTH,
Publisher and Editor.
Raymond, Mi, January, 1915.
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STATE MlSSlSSPPLl
CARROLL CoUsrY. ! In April term
WDY 1874 the honorable Circuit
Carroll county, and Of directed will expose public
ut
by las, 10 the fol cash,
ON THE THIRD MONDAY, (l7M DAY or MARCH, 1915,
title and the plaintiffs and o following udg
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entitled
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From the Winehssfsr RspuJheaH.
No. 10.
POPULAR EDUCATION.
TIE subject Of srrr-n,py urv ,on,i,,,

the subject Of sELF-NApE MEN continued
From review Of the preceding eminent examples Of
seimado men, the rejecting and ingenious mind will natu
rally ceduce tho following conclusions,
J. That no occupation, business or prorc,.i,n in lf Il,
incompatible with great monial endowment. and bigb in
tellectual culture.
y That success in the pursuit Of KNOWLEDGE J.pends
more upon native talent, energy OF character and
perseverance. thSn upon any adventurous advannges
And
D. That the highest degrees Of ominence in Iioro,uro
and Science well IN what properly termed Classical
learning have been attained by se-oducaed sel-tnade
men, who received no elementary instruction than
would DO IN tho power Of we'll conducted Common Schools
TO give.
There are "'ome minds" the appropriate language
o' irving (which seem almost create hom.cvc spring.
ing up under every disadvantage and working their so
i'v but irresistible way through thousand obstacles. Ma.
iure seems TO delight in disappointing the asdues Of ART,
with which IL would legitimate do Ines. to msrrity
and to glory in the vgor and loSurance Other chance
auctions She scauors the seed genius To the iod an,
'hongh some may perish among the stony places q, tho
woTd Snd some DO ohoked by tho thorns and bramble
carry adVersV,yet others will now and then s,riLo d,cn
I00' 10 Tue eei Of the rock, struggle bavey up into sun
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a. t,.sx1 SEn noo,,,
HEALTH RESTORATIVE.

NJ hstsesAanorr u.sAe kno~, "A A. -. :.
u.s. OF NE hsshh fetF',v-. ssd feeling AMI lnoy,, a.,
n.sas' erect 10y thu Of froySeaes Ia. been , % ,
bT nsahs % Ier'nrrs 10 h-slh fe u,apy az ~.
en'.a-d -ons ava dauSniefs aRi mul,ua. an ~.
sse az'i and venerable irdiy dna- hnd nov rl.s
oas'hieny before tie invalid h. available remedy h,
""'T~ 81 our fae', the Al. ain. -, 49,,
TOTS a' sesn er awaytLe rsn- M, IN.
30 VI Psh - 'f shiy anerward The ssa =,
aeks 90 '"sa escas To the humane aud t.ni., hen, A
p~asg r,ovirr sight IN yis~ the before b.p-is. nj
" '"n -. couch OF sickness pain aud "a kr IN. mac.
'e. d-.es Of hf.. simply BY means Of M. ,r.,a
awe 4" hAiuIes Functions seven. eou,h. .I
mos ~" " H-y yi' under Its Influence. bow,ye, astnz ~,
ohoh aJ have been. yet they mon.n nj IN. Ne.
oahsr es IN el.r and then II. power Tn. pro-
e"fres requests all who with any d.a- of
nr nisef Pain IN the Chest and Coughs 90 com
mrn'e th" use Il the Health Restorative D.pte the
which araehed tn all advertised medicines uS t. t,.v mi
b. convince Of - however I.dulou. Won ma w.
ne .F"".is ee'"s,o from Dr. Chiffon the wei lnoyv,
New YORK Chemist: WIG "'"s"""
Have arayEei bottle medlcin. called &C Rim. ,,,
h.aIi Ne- "st.c tn Endth doe. not contain M.,e -,
any Once a- as opsum IN any Of m. ,,. \, ~
e'mPosso1 s-r-s,a matter entirely"
. - JAMS r. CHiLroE, NJ. ID.
iios.c~ ENtssrT, a. X. Agent ''' -
PnseiPIi once, ~ Hudson street New Yort
tI- Tor sale BY the Agents.
Je.5 GAYNoR ,yoon 4 RI H.,
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DEB.

In the county of Holloway, Virginia on Saturday morn
lnS e "a !os III the 9th year OF his age GEuRGL VIZ
Der. native OF Germany, from the Province of Bay,r,
ad VINO emsaied 10 the u. States about the year
Dehh is neNera welcome vIsiteT among u,; It's ayageS
at all times painful but the before US is marked by
circumstances peculiarly affecting. The day befre his
oea'h IN the enjoyment of usual health he forward
10 many years OF lte and happiness vet In the midst f
heso pcasurnblc anucipatons, he has been suddenly
snatchcd from existence In the meridian of Inf. no h..
Deen cut down. as the that whereh; and that frame
50 lately animated VITA the eye of life and HON. . nnv
mingled with the clods Of the valley The eve of life and
nope pressed by the cold hand Of DEATH aud IL. eh
IS eNtnguished forever. Those whose cheeks are NOW
"u'heu WIN tue glow OF health, and the buoyancy of hope
approach the tomb o your departed friend and behold
striking illustration of the sad truth that sin the midst M
HE we are IN DEATH The winter of this last but. of 70
sPect 10 ue memory OF his friend of that dis
Posoh inherent IN our nature which prompts magni.
~ Inc virtues, and conceal the frsies Of the dead lie
u lar from Claiming an exemption from weakness If
weakness may be called which does honor To human nu
ture.
Like other men, George Weber had his frsiltes and
ne carried then upon the sHrace but he exhibited too with
equal prominence, posiuye aud general beneyulcnca
which distinguished him from most men and earned tho
good VIII oi all Snnguine in his disposition he looked on
the bright side OF human nature he trusted ali men viii
nope aud confidence and doubted none but with sorrow
ana pain and II may DO wei said Of him that few had
more iiends, none tower enemies His few errors were
bu inc offspring OF sensiby-the OVERLOOKING Of a To-,
generous nature they forgotten his grave whilst the
monument To his many virtues is fixed forever IN the b,,,s
OF his afflicted friends. Yes there monument erected
III 'ne BOSOM OF hrs friends, cblo than the
marble tombs Of others, and more faithful and ende,tinp
ihan the inscriptions which grace them Ii there be truth
III the dec!araon that Eau honest mun il the nobles work
OF Cod then have abundant reason 10 hope that his
spirit has assembled the bosom Of his God NAV il resi-
m peace
W Enquirer aad Christian Advocate will please copy.
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shine. and spresd their sterile bath ace a an.
| ties 81 vegetation.
Such noble minds. properly melted and dirss,,d
possess an energy and spirit which deute. can
not dsapponnents suppress. Their eouise IL ana
prompted and they rc,olusy r.e
commence aud distinction, and maintain their position
even above many Of those whose lustious name. b,,,
been embazonsd the temple Of Fame Will. Thousand.
OF their eonteoporafiss who enjoy oil the sdyana,. Of
fortune. and who receive all the benefits which
and systematic education Is able confer .bov.
and In many instances do even attain degr.. Of me-
dioeri'y IN the scale OF INTEL and intellectual iooo
ment.
80 i"o 'ouns man. who has enjoyed the advantages of
and a'ta'ns to cmnence. deserve. tho TIL
oue OF praise aud respect. But how much mon. il n, an
"ea 10 our cscen and admiration, who without ,nv ,d
ventiuous aid, rises TO eminence md ,.eGIn. tr,
hshcs Tor himself well earned reputation md ,,b L
proper devotion OF his time and talents coner. upon soei
eV and MS country lasting b-ne fits and perpetual obya
tons. s
VI ms character many Of those ilusou, essmpe
" -''e'auon whose names adorp tho pages Of Amer.
eau history; whose discoveries have enriched the treasure.
o, oeenee and whose useful inventions command the .p
pause and admiration OF postoriiy.
Pre- eminent amongst thcse, arc W,,p,xor,, u,.,.
FRANKLIN, RirrESuoUsE, aud FULros the mo-, ,,l;i
names IN war; ia eloquence IN philosophy In as,ropov
ahd mechanics. which the world has ever bsbeId and
which future generations shall pronounce with gratitude
and reverence.
Lotthe young man Of talent then, who in hi. o,,,v -
reer may not enjoy the smiles " propous (o,,,. I'D
course may not be enlightened by the sun Of pros
pehy, he animated by the many noble and ,n.,,,;, .,
a"P'es OF seinade men, who hav, preceded him, IN tho
pursuit Of knowledge, aud who acu,t.d nv -, ,,...,ai
sphi' OF perseverance, have umphed over nil opno.o,.
frRskvkRANcF indeed, Is the true seer,, Of SUGGEST
j. w NJ
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HEAD QUARTERS foH ps,zEs,
JOHN Nj. CLARKE.

L"e ~ bH'''tHg, bugirfI.
t>ucres>or O, a. y. .II,,l
'-''''v asa tIeid'sS B'ot~r. litA ~ B.eha0,4 "a
WIS Is the same Clarke, who NV his unnor
aeed unprecedented and c.trao rap.,v 49, -
De'ihg 'apal pfAes from Wheeling TO adventure.
The sen country renowned lin, no r,
'd " uhersai the Celebrated
P'oh o' The Napoleon Vendor M7nmo;h Pc.
" an evidene" that he hal claims N. a. aptnz
." VII oaiy state that he has actually nd paid
. prizes OF $4,000, md 4 prize. of 500 Ooo
besides MANI OF 10000 and $1,000 O'oO"'
lie piooi OF which he Is ready produce.
Splendid SCHEMES FOR AUGUST
$4,000 Capital
eIandria Lottery, Class 32 drawn at s;srardra C.
saturday 10Th August; isI5 SPLENDID se.s % Nox and
Da~n Ballots $4,000 10000 5000 COCO 1850 1900 10 urz..
81 1000 &e Tickets TO- Halves Quarters so C6es,s OF !,
portion ~ - F''
$4,000 Capital!
Arrsndna Lottery 6s-. drawn 1t Aeraatri, ID G.
ratufdiy s3d Augus l-I5. - and II Dawn E,rot.
|plend coo 10000 5000 25Us COCO .O,- OJ
WZ-s OF 1000 &c TIcksis $40 halves quarters I-6
cate OF package of.3 Whole Tickets ami Quar-
i=fs IN proportIcn.
Grand Capital Of $4,000!
hftahdria Lottery, Class IS. dawn ut A.ra-dria u G
saturday 5Oih August l5t5 - Nos Drawn Dal,- C
Sthene-sfnoO0 10000 1000, prizes II sOoO no N
1900 20 OF lsoO so of 1000 Ticket. onIy
hsv'- qs $50 Certificate OF package Whole Ticket.
SifO-liaives and Quarters q proportion
" Orders for Tickets snd Share.
tennon and an account Of each drawing nj caae
'e' I" AL VINO may order Ticket from poe
"gs- I'ou'ess JOHN NJ CLi-KE,
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STRAITON'S OFFICE.
NO. >. SOUTH FOuRTEENTH STREET.
I.et all Ire worii ny they can

Iet all Ire worii ny they can.
rof selling fHSes, srs.T.oSs the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongsa Lottery. No. -, Aug srh
=! - % SO 10 80 . 40 IL "a %
Tickets Nos "a ~ 20
do do "a a "a Three more prizes ,old and
do do % So n \ paid by STRAT'ToN.
Drawn Noe oil Alexandria Lottery, Extra 1888 Aug eth:
40 "a 90 81 % 50 So IL 70 81 6 50 4
$4,000, 5000
monday[Les,bue No 81 Capitals $4,000 5000 5000
qrs l,25 ~ -'''
$4,000. 10000.
Tu.stiy-heIandria, Extra Capitals SIS 600 10 ooo
30 OF 1000 &c rs Nos ~ wbo S. aive.
$1,000. 5000,
Wedncsiay-Alsrandria, EItra iOi Cspa.. s7ooo ,ooc
1911 o. OF 1000 &c IS Nos IL drawn Whole. - halves
S2o,0O0, 5000!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Extra I9s Cap,a. $40 400 sooo
sooo lfi' 20 Of 1000 &c - Nos. Il drawn whoe ,l,
$50; Or. 1875. ~
$4,000, 1901
fndAy-Siononssll 81 Carita- $1,000 1900 1867 so Of
"o' &c 's nos ~ drawn Whoics S5O 49, qrs lets.
$4,000, 1000!
Extra Is Capitals o. 600 eosn I,oo
qrs. as. ~ ~
S25,29i, $4,000.
fot Monday inoninE-A-Isr:ria Cauai. Sos OOo
loooo 5000, 5000, 200o 1850, IOOc &c 90 Mo-. n
drawn Whoics $40 halves 5; ora $50.
Buyers referred my inst 81 Prize. which ,.
al the once as proof OF What done; and every
drawing continues number sold and maid
~ ORDERS Tor sing tickets IN tn Lov.
Schemes, and all Lotteries, he proapty atiepsd m ana
drawing sent VIXEN " $3.50
Please addre.' 0rler.'o n sTRSTroN
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MARRIED.
Aug. 5lh, lsi5

AZ Culeuramor, Tyrone county. Ireland on 10th july
oy the Rev james Brydge, Mr. Hamilton BOYD OF LYNCH
nufe' va, To Misc MARGARET, daughter Of Rev james
knnier Pastor Of the Isl Presbyterian Church in Cenaa
use. "
, On Wednesday evening, the 30h July. by the Rev r.
T. BIB. MIR. j. H. CHJIcE. 10 Miss ELIZA f. daughter
OF Major James Arnold, all Vi Franklin county
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To WV. +. PORTER. Esq,

To WV. I. PORTER, Esq,
Editor IF he SBirit Of tls T.~es
Wou'u say word To you on subject about which
know noting aud assert nothing aud yet believe fully
understand all things. by kaooag notlns only intend
10 say that was eye witness OF the seen. ad.d
You said, that a certain horse named .Dn,,,, -
po"ght by certain man, "in d torn" How nearly and
ye' not quite right You were, shall assert only in
'' " n'S u'he, To give You the linking OF idea. which
YOU oeilg more familiar than nm with the memur,b hi,
race between Boston" and "Duane" will be better allie
,u" am I'd Apply To tho incidents and suit OF that race
ny em'fy serve me, Duane the fret st and Bos
'' e second aud ihrd heats. The bets have bc,n IN
formed were heavy In odds of three 10 two ON Bos,on
mheh anne had the first heat the hackers of Boston
uPP'c' had strong Tears that the would b. won by
u'hc' anu indeed were that such likely 10 be
tue result AS To despair OF BOons winning In this
cy u nat can and must dor said the of Boston
duane WINS al! lost. That he will win il he remains
o minus o ms present managers Is but probable
10 get Duane out OF their hands, BY buying him 4,
ICES price, II may be, than would have been on Boston
'nfee To Two, OF course, the expert such
matters tue obvious eSpedient. What though Duane op
Psded 10 be sui under the 4, il not
OBVIOUS mat they who managed him the first heat now
'at ne mad changed hands ownership were ready TO
void 10 the suggestions OF his new oyners nil GlI NJ m
Affected ardor aud figured sanguineness of sucrass ia
hnshng the race! Ii purchased Duane was no, Hk,Iv
uch less certain 10 be total loss, whatever may have
oeeh tue result; but loss the odds saved aud the bets
won on Boston, would suffice. When the purchase ,.,s
made, the next thing let Duane lose and hrs new
mahagers-new IN fact, though in form-escape the
sspelon How TO do all that, living knew better
nn tue now owners and IA set managers OF zane
"hat surcr way could have been adopted than by putting
on Duane ainiy rider unfit for the sturdy race! How
many ienis were resoed To, not there TO Sc. and
nlw 10 tell The thing to be done, done. And now
NJ Editor OF the SPIRIT OF the Times. supposng the chs.
actor IN betting on Boston and buying Duane To hnyc
been gang OF respectable backeg one IN interest ana
interruptions in their modes Of success if by any mean,
lhey might escape positive detection can any doubt re-
main that the hackers OF Duane the race were
rRcIEp by men who have been known to tell one friend
as special favor, which horse in their good Judgment
would wn and then send forth Of their set some sim
ing OF olei servGeabe undeng to take up the bet which
that favored friend might oicr...
Your obedient servant,
Aug. 5Lh, 1876.
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LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK
To day-Nginia Lrc,bug Lottery. Glass ~ Capitals:
$4,000 5000. 1000. las. ~ vt 1000 80 OF $50 &c
Is Noe Is ballots. Tickets SIS.
Tucsday-AcSaujda Extra Glass 100: Capital SIS.
600. 10000. 1000 225O. Of 1000. Of 5000 sc. -
Nos. ballots. Tickets S..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Extra Glass 1871. Capitals
5000. 1000 ISL. , VI 1000, 50 Of 80 &c - Ne
~ ballots. Tickets 50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Extra Class 1872. Capitals
S2OO0O 1900, 1000. las, 30 Of iOOO ~ Of ESQ &c
rs Nos 10 drawn ballots. Tickets IS
Frday--Nrcinis Monongaiia Lottery Class -. Capi.
tals $1,000 1900, 1861, Of 500, 5 u $50. Sc Tcs.
ets 81. 50.
Saiurdy-Alexandra Extra Class 1874 Capitals: So
900. 1000. 1900 1902 Of COO, Of 300 Of POO. &
Tickets 50.
Aso-AlsNandris Lottery. Glass a. Capitals. s25-
O00, 10000. 5000, 2DOO. 1850 1900 10 OF IOOO ~ Of
500. &c. &C Nos 10 dawn ballots. Tickets ,nIv SIC
Shares IN proportion. For sale a
CLARkE'S Head Quarters,
Corner below the Exchange.