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TAKING A HINT.

Ii is very surprising to see how slow
some men are 10 take hint. The frost
destroys abou. one half the bloom on fru,
trees; every body prognosiicates TIE loss
Of fruit instead Of that, the nALr that re-
nam are larger, iarer and higher favored
fruit than usual and The trees, instead Of
being exhausted, are ready for another crop
The next year. Why don't he take the hint,
and thin out his fruit every bearing year
But no, Tho next season sees his orchard
overloaded, fruit small not well formed, ye,
he always boasts OF that first mentioned
crop, without Proiting by The lessons Which
il teaches.
We heard man saying, the bes, crop
of celery ever saw, was raised BY old
John ----, on a spot Of ground where
the wash from the barn yard ran into il at
ter every hard shower" Did lie take The
hut, and apply liquid manure to his celery
trenches ! Not al ell.
We knew case where a farmer sub.
soiled a field, and raised crops in conse.
quence, which were the admiration Of the
whole neighborhood and for years the field
showed the advantages of deep handling
But We could not learn that single farmer
IN the neighborhood took the HINT The
man who acted thus wisely, sold his farm,
and his successor pursued the Old way Of
surface scratching.
A staunch farmer complained TO US Of his
soil as TOO loose and hight; mentioned ash
es as worth trying -" Well, now you
mention il, believe it will do good |
bought part Of my farm from man Who
was a wonderful fellow to gave up ashes,
and around bis cabin i, lay ia heaps. |
took away the house, and 10 this day no.
tice that when The plough runs along that
spot, the soil turns up MOST and close gram
cd" Il is strange that he never took the
hint,
4 farmer gets splcudd crop q corn Or
other gram from oti o grass or clover ley.
Does he take the hint Does he adopt the
system which shall allow him every year
a swafd to put bis grain on? No. be hates
book farming, and scientific farming, and
. this notion OF rotation = end pIods 90 the
I'D say.-Er. paper.
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The American AsricuI,uralis, says, that
q pound Of lean, tender, juicy mutton, can be
raised for half The cost of the same quaint.
y Of fat pork. Sheep can be kept ~ fine
growing order, where other domestic aui-
mails viii scarcely exist, and thousands Of
acres under an enlightened system Of sheep
husbandfy, may be made TO pay a good 10.
ieres'; where now they are nearly dead
property 10 the hauds OF their prcscu, own.
ers.
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ing. However good the sod might be, few
Of our New England farmers would trust to
1t alone, wi,hou, manure, for the production
Of crop Of corn.
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WHAT IS Good FARMING ?

The best aud most pithy definition We ey.
er heard Of good farming, was gwen By Mr..
Kane al late agricultural meeting il Dor.
setsblfe, England He SAID be fed bis land
before weary, and weeded it before foul.
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Removal.

TTRS. MARY WRlSTON informs her friends
w and the pablo generally, that she has ta.
ken room at Mrs. Gillespe's, where she will be
happy to wait upon her friends. She returns her
thanks for the liberal encouragement she has re-
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10 mcri, continuance OF the public patronage.
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Tanning ksllsiness.

FENIE subscriber return his thanks to his
n Tiieuds for the liberal encouragement he
has heretofore received and informs them and the
public generalf that be still continues the above
business At his residence situated about half a
'ntle south d Steel Creek Church where Leather
u an Kinds eau be obtained, His business is con.
u1cttd oy experienced workman and his Leather
, @ll DC warranted to be as good as any made in
this section Of country
lie has now on band and iuterds 10 Lco, a
quantity Of good shoes
Nay /, 1916. gJ,f q va
JOB Work Neatly Erecuted at his one,
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WHAT SHOULD 4 FARMER BE-

WHAT SHOULD \ FARMER Be"
4 FARMER sHerLD c. INDusIRIous.-
In no department Of life, without industry,
can any thing valuable or important be
chleyed. There is such thing as an idle
farmer, true, II is, and pity 'tls true; but
an idle, successful farmer is something tie
world has not yet seen. No where Is pr
seyering Industry more needed than on the
farm, aud no where is well directed labor
better rewarded, When We say that a
/ farmer should be industrious, We do mo-,
mean that he should be slave. There IS
among farmers, perhaps majority al the
present time ieseTlsh, disposition 10 be.
come rich, disposition TO 20 ahead, which
renders res! impossible, aud hardly allows
time 10 eat or slcep-such men are subject
to a taskmaster Of the most imperlOus char
acler, and one from which they should make
+ no delay in freeing themselves. The farm.
er can have, nnd he who manages his af-
j fairs well, will always have his hours Of re.
/ axaiIon-hours 10 spend with bis friends,
and hours 10 devote to the improvement Of
] his mind. The way to insure this, is al
/ ways to be before hand with the labor OF
the farm, and never allow himself to be
crowded. Moro work should never be LAID
out than is compatible with this rule and
the work that IS required to be done to day
should never be deferred till Tomorrow
The difference il the case with which labor
IS performed, when done 10 the right time
OF when we are driven 10 il BY urgent ne
cessliy, is 50 great, tia, attention TO this
point, alone, would IN performing given
amount Of labor, make q most material cd.
dllion to the farmers hours OF rest and i'm.
pt0Yemeut
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Dr. VI. Es. TAYLOR

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jim, lG less 1877
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Soak the wick in strong vinegar, end dry
II we'll before you use II It will then burn
sweet and pleasant aud give much salts.
acton for the tra.ng trouble in preparing
It. Lamp smoke IS not only dlsagreeabIe
to the smell, but hurll1i 10 the lungs
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Tie History OF ROmanisn.

BY the Rev. J Bowling, A. NJ, Pastor Of The Be.
tean Church, New York, l2,h edition.
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law Card.

EP SAFFOLD & ]. NJ. BOILING vii pfls'
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and IN tho adjoining Countles, also IN ne ~.
premo Court. Address, SaiIold s. Boiling !, 7
Pleasant Hill. Dallas county, OF IIaynesst''i
lowndcs coia;y, Alabama.
Dec. II, 1875 tQs
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rEsrlMoNYoF RHy. JOSEPH CLARK.

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THE MAGNETIC TEl.EGRAru,-rb,

TIE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,-Te
wires of the Magnetic Telegraph were com.
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The brig Palestine. belonging "a New York
put into New port 10 distress last Tnc,day
night und While lying them at anchor, the
captain ani mate beiHg on shore. one Of lac
hands. named Willis. belonging TO Block Is.
land broke open ibc captain chest end to,k
out three thousand dollars in doub!ouns. M 1
siS hundred Spanish miiIcd dollars. Willis
took one OF the boats belonging 10 the brig aud
made bis escap,.
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ST.. Louis. De- ..

uun.. 81 LOUIS icr. %.
l~'1tIgi0n bxprrssOf TIE i5sh that an cro,es-
had sescited tist place fmm The comtso, IN
Bllltani, hooke & Co, traders to S,nf. q.
who vrFc The issi 60 leave ~Imtepeudeocc 90,
seas1u. They bad cfossed the Afsaos,s ami
were csmpcd boz the night south Of the s,oJ
.iils op lhe Scmimue, wbgn one Of tho..
dfsediol n0rth-weslcfn snow storms. ubirb
are cOmnOn on The plsins came up. and -
siafnied thPif cattle, tbat mshy Of them bfoke
sh~ quart ant made their esape. Sotpe IN
hesd made tbeif esape sud 2 mules reusb~I
~ iie storm. Bing thus weakened in o.,
iesins W. company we're compelled 10 rfn,n
- me Arkansas. where they have eeo aooJ
ipsbFs 81" iof their Stock. IL was
tlfeif intentian. however. m Inc ,,e.th.,
ttn1ed istf. % move on To Bent's Fnd 80
mites. wlth sii ihe goOts possible. and riete,
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le-m Rom tbe Jsck.pn S.Y,b,,, q,
= o. fsiuHieeos me Ia'
49, I1n"ia boys. 4 Iipps G.,st. :
' ls,'ira 20 tee Ggtefsoy - ~
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THE wINNEBAGoEs.-It i. stated /

The wINNEBAG0ES.-It is stated in
the Washington Union that the winnebsgc
delegation; whosc presence Ia this city. end
visit to Washington. last summed, excited
general interest, reached their homes 10 safe
" about the middle OF November last. Al
general ~council Of the tribe on The nth No
vembcr. at which the head chief OF the Winnie
bsgors. winneshick. presided. III. treaty cou-
eledcd so October last at Washington. wa,
read to the Indians in their own language
The council expressed great satisfaction at
the result Of the negotiations snj with the pro
Visions Of the treaty generally. winneshick
the head chief, made a "tslk' 10 the Indians
at the council, ia which he spoke most grate-
fully OF the kind manner in which their Great
Father had received the delegation. and en-,
pressed the JOY he feltst welcoming home
his children. the delegates, in good health,
sc. The present OF money 20 the delegation,
$500. we believed had been expended in
New YORK, in the purchase of clothing for the
delegates and thsiT families.
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CHRISTMAS a. NEW
YEARS

HsA HkS
fIsilE subscriber has ssz received a ts-re ..sor.,e,s
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Poppisf caieh wofd-tt has hecn chaneed !.
nsve yon got sueh . thing b. o tcnneuce
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