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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
HnMce's Compound Sy1.sp
Of E1Ol.PElOpgaRfF.

1NOR the cure Of coughs, colds, consum ption, ,
III splitting OF blood, pain in the side and
Breast, Bronchitis, Group, asthma, and all dis
eases arising from adisordered condition of-the
lungs or neglected Cold.
The following sonnet was addressed 10 the
proprietor by young lady who was Cured Of
consumption
Hoi ys who pant, with failing breath,
And pine away, and die
HAScE shallS'Put away your death,
And Light, anew, your eye. tI6T
fiox sweet il melis upon the tongue,
How grateful 70 The bressi4
A glorious theme for poets song II.
Soothing his cough to rest.
HARcE! favored of the gods art thou!
A blessing to thy race,
Letfaurels flourish on thy brow,
Aud wealth those laurels grace.
4 When heroes are forgOtten; kings
Defunct or, ceased 10 reign;
Glory. for thee, shall ZAP her wings;
Thou conqueror Of pair.
Price so cents per bottle, or battles for s2a.
Prepared and sold by SETH s. H4NcE, los
Baltimore st. aud corner Charles s Pratt sis -
Also BY the Agents named below.
HHlfce's SGrSapHl.iflH ~VeSe-.
table or BLOOD Pills.
1NlFTY Pills in : Box-the cheape and bes
Medicine in existence
FOR PURIFYING THE EEoOD,
removing bile,
correcting disorders
OF The stomach and bowels,
cosiiveness, dyspepsia, swimming
in the head, &c. Persons Of full habit
whoa subject 70 headache, giddiless, drowsi-
ness, and sineingin the ears, arising from
too great TOW Of blood to The head,
should never be without them, as
many dangerous symptoms
viii be entirely carried
of or removed BY
their immedi- H
ate use. t}at
Rad The folloring non lsrfal cure Of Dyspepsia:
This is to certify thai my wife was afflicted
with the Dyspepsia for twelve years, and tried
both advertised medicines and Thomsouian, but
without effect and myself attacked with blind
ness, and my head otherwise affected from hard
drinking, SO that was apprehensEe 6fs ;of
and seeing Hance's SarsGparilla Pills advertised
| went and got box Of them, which, 10 nv as,
tonishment effected cure of ms and my wife
both as yei and do think them without rival
before the public. S. n. HALL.
Price so cents per bottle, or SIX sbotiless for
$3.50. ~ Prepared and sold by SETH s.
HANCEi l06 Baltimore street, and corner of
Charles & Pratt sis. For sale also by
JOHN p BROWN,
CHARLIE to,on /;
ass JOSEPH ENTLER,
Shsphtrdsfoirn
"A. n. CRlDLER,
Harpsrs Ferry; and
DORSEY &7BoWLY,
Jan 81. 1917. Wineatsilr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

Also-A Istge ei.iern I'D nesfr-fsiiing rsllo
gsttF - the door; sisss, : large pool that suR.
plies ssI ne 81 ek on ths f4rn win aeekss frc6
every hesd, which are itsen IN nnHber, and Ell
he 6slis hsse g1fss will fred
The Para isrcll erefosz5, and IS. slsogefher!
one 81 the nest leslrsnls 10 tAe county.
Any Psrsoa wishing n purchase viii please
esli ssa see ne, living On ne farm.
The psynsnts - II u rnsderais, but pc son
al sPplieatipn vi ! sEtisfy al. Any psr.on
wishing 70 buJe can hasegpb.sessicnloh th-frsl
ia uef. SAMUEL HESS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

KEEpisG UP APREARAKcRs The fol
lowing aneedcle foEcibly illusiratss The
folly Of endesyoring 10 keep up appear
ances without the meansio do 50. There
are . gres. many poor Debbies about
town.
i '3sbby. the door bell rings, and you
must run, light the match and touch the
shavings. and let the burnt stick and bran
get on ere ID the fIe place. or they, will
think We don't keep fire in the sitting
soom, and that would mol be genieel."
'Yss'm-ihere--irsa all roaring. and the
bell rings again--shpll ] 60 now2'
iii Yes
oh Lordy. marin, il was only . ped
iss'
"A pedlar. confound him-iake the Gre
apart and already for another alarm
'Yss.m. '-,6ostoa. 9theneHm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

{. .NcVEIGM, BRO. ~ CO.
Wholesale Grocers and Exten-
slye Dealers in Boots Shoes,
Hats, Caps, &c, sc.

n -+-S~i~ - - A@iASNSs
Hats, Caps, &C., sc.
- EsPEcTFuLLY snnounee 70 heir ems.
- toners. and dealers generally, thet they
afe pov receiving difect from New York and
bos'op. and I'M store, their Spring supplies
consisting 10 part asfollors, viz;
10, snds . croix, Porto Rec, Musearvena &
cew Orleans Sugars,
70 white and brown HAVANA,
. Sols. Rairerised and Crushed,
~ hhdss tisrees and barrels N. o. Molasses,
Porto Rieoi and cardsnas, as
800 bags strong scented green Rio Coffee, g
is2 Gov. Java, Maracaibo s Angusturs, 2
iss 81 ceiharine, Laguira & siDpmingo, 2
10 chssis and chests eappowder imp, 3sS
Young HysOu and Powehong Teas, 8
Of superior quality. q
9 tisrcss fresh bea; Rice,
$50 boxes rosin soap,
IiS S Shaving !. !. tsrsatraFis'.,D
lss " Mould and Dipped Candles,
rs Sperm do,
IS Adamsntine,
100 !" Cheese,
los " Starch and Chocolate;
1000 sacks fine and G Asalt,
100 bbls No gross herring, (famiiy)
100 dog corn btooms, leo painted buckets,
% bags pepper and sIIspiee,
so boxes ground pepper,
~ do Sepger's mustard,
i 100 tsgs Hs5zlrd's aPOiting powder,
$50 bags shot, asserted nos,
100 boxes Bunch Raisihs,
locases Preserved Ginger,
Is boxes rock candy,
IS baskets and boxes salad oil,
90 boxes Shelled Almonds,
25 Bales, Almonds, Filberts, Pecel & Brazil
Nuts,
4 casks OF copperas,
25 bbls chip logwood,
l22 kegs white lead, No |, pure and extra,
1000 lbs bar lead
5 casks putty 10 hladders,
$50 boxes window glass, s BY 10, andf0 by -,
2 5 boxes German pipes,
100 doz Demijohns, | 2, 3 and gals,
$50 doz Mason's & Blane's challenge backing,
large andIs small size,
! hid ampblack,
$50 kegs Epson Salts, salaratus, Birthstone,
ginger, alum and indigo,
so coils BEDFORD, and leas. line rope,
so mats cinnamon, 800 lbs cloves,
'l52sboxss 12's, las, and l6s,'
loss /" sly, and s's, TOBACCO.
rs Harris sup'r Cayendish,
so g sln cured, extra,
80 kegs Gsrfett's Scotch SnuG
5 bbls DO do do in bladders,
IS jars RapRee Snuff,
$4,000 Principe Segars, (best brands,9
10, 900 lie Norma
$4,000 half Spanish !"
10000 American
100 reams No. and 2, feint lined, Cap paper,
$50 do. Letter,
so g plain Letter sni Cap,
$50 !" Double and Single WrsppiDg paper,
IS g do do Tea do Z
90 casks Old MADEIRA Vine,
25 casks pale and brown Sherry do.
IS casks sweet Malaga and Muscst do.
% Old Port,
30casks LfssSon, Sicily and F. Madeira do.
20 baskets Champagne (grape brandt do.
30 bbls Sperm, Is train, and Is Linseed Oil,
SO pure cider yiaegar,
g. Now that we haye become part of The
a Old Dominion, y we especially invite the at.
len,ion Of thpse who are disposed 10 patronize
US in this our Few position, as We feel prepar-,
ed to offer such Inducements as cannot fail 10
please and recommend Us TO the Virginia trade
generally.
We also take pleasure in directing The aiten-
lion Of Country Merchants and other dealers,
10 our unusually large and desirable stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats, & Caps,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

I keep an eScellsat table, said !
LADY, disputng with one Of her boar
,ders.
That may be true ma'am. says be.
but you put very little upon IT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
THE OPPOSEGgON

During the last year, aud hope always to
merit their fayors.
E. H. cARRELL.
Harpcrs Ferry. octS, 1886.
P. s.. For the better accommodation ofeLa.
dies have fitted up an additional Dining Room
for them and those travelling with them which
Ihpsiended by female servants ekclusiyely.Ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

Glass 10 grammar may conc on Ire
floor. Now. John. you may commence
All The world sin debt. Parse would
World is general noun. common metre.
objectiye cass. and governed by Milles.1
Very well. Sam, parse debit DEBTS
a common noun. oppressive mood. aud
dreadful case. .ThallI do. Read tie
next sentence Boys and girls mus,
hays their play Philips, parse boyb'
Boys am . particular noun. single nuh-
Der. uncertain mood, laughabls case, aid
agrees with girls The next Dos )
u . musical noun, inferior number, COZ
junclige mood. and belouesio the giFtr.
with which il agrees Schools disIpiss-
cd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
q VA&Oa,

1.-THE pnSesigned would not do justice 10 his
= ows lseiingssnor 10 his kind friends, we're
hs 70 withhold his aeknowledgmenis for The ye-
y nansrins enccnfase neni be has met with
sines his return III charlestown. In The Joiner &
Csl1snistsng Business, and would say 10 all. that
MS pest Efforts viii be directed % please the
plhihest or The most Iasiidiohs.
~ Call andssee hitz lew doors vest OF Dr.
Casdeil's Il. MYERS.
July 4sfes34tG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

IA1REsH PRUNEs, d glass1isFssI b. 4 IS !.
Dec 10. HBEARD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

PIRry.-Doc,or Laihrop was man Or
genuine pisiy. bu, much opposed 10 The
noisy zeal that seeke,h 10 be known OF
men. A young divine, who was much
gi.en 10 enthusiastic cant. one day said.
10 hin, i
DO you suppose you have real reli
gioni
None 10 speak II wssihe excellent
leply.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

The following plan Of eorstship was
adopted by q couple recently. Miss a,
della. will you marry mef Well, Thorn
as. Ls'pose 4 must. RI be mach oblig,
cd 10 You il you will.' Then he kissed
her. and she kissed him, and the business
was settled right Of. ess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08
CarrelTs Western Exchange,
HARPERS FERRY, VA.
Tie Regular OPPOSITION DINING
HOUSE.

FALL y WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
nor the accommedation Of The Passengers
= in the Cars, will have OYSTERS and
other Dstcaeies Of thessason sssved up daily,
10 superior style, where Eadiessn Gentlemen
can gel what they want, end only pay for tchat
tksy get. My sitietionlis the most convenient
on the Baltimore and Chic Rail Road, where
Passengers cannot possibly be left. / return
my grs,eful thanks 10 the many thousands who
have patron ICED -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes.
NINE Nntria Hats, latest, style. silk and
cleth Caps, Fine aud Coarse Boots. Il.
dies skees &c. for SALE az & ~
March YOUNG's .ggsnty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

SHWAfITED iaexehspge fps gppds, ba-
~ con.iards tallov soap beesWa 1, tandles.
butter, eggs, rags WOOL. wood. cora neal, hay,
cats, or any other skfisls n the line. ai
fair czsh prices. INNS LOCK-
March Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

William. said . pretty girl The other
day. 10 her swes,hears in ihs Bowery,
I'm afraid you don't love me any long.
err Don't love you any longerss replied
Bill, u don't do no,hin' Shorter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

Did yos Ever yoa ever know a
young lady with very white teeth to put
her hand over her mouth when she laugh
ed.
Did you ever know young lady that
did not have some very curious pieces Of
sewing. that aha could ne, le, The young
genilemel see
Did you ever koo = a.youog lady who
uas toe weak 10 stand up during prayer
ID church. who could not dance an night
without being Al alls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-04-08

Feb: Is, .ls47L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
Latest from California.

We have been favored with the perusal Of let
ter dated Mszstlan Msy g. which was ghiby some
English gentlemen, who travelled over land to the Gull
OF Mexico. from the Pacific Coast.
The Z : ship Independence, Com Shubrick has been
ing that period had taken several prizes She was eN-
peced 10 maintain the blockade month or two longer
and then sail tor the Sandwich Islands. whence she
would return 10 Monterey ia september.
The I. ships Cysne and Portsmouth, were cruising
up and down the cosst The former hsd taken several
prizes and the I'd Of May the ls,ter had captured
prize valued Al $4,000.
The California Regiment had arrived out and In very
bad condition The men are represented rs not whsi
they oUght 10 be
The coast of California ia quiet snd the inhabitants
OF Monterey have been ssuted by the sound Of Yankee
and hammers ringing through the woods, and ~
tonished houses sprnging up In their streets A.
most II by magic They have had the pleasant sight
too of Nsnkee girls In Yankee bonnets, tripping along
amid the shswlcOvered senoritss
immigrants have and coming over tha
Mountains In great numbers some of the parties have
suffered o. = horrible extent One caravan was over
taken by Winter in mountains and were reduced @
such iul that they obliged 20 eat the
bodies OF those Of the party who died of cold snd hun
ger Il isa singular fact that most OF the women sur
vved the horrors of the stuston they In, while
the men died rapidly. company went out from Mon
terey 20 bring them n snd alter their arrival IN com
fortsble quarters II found difficult 20 make then
eat proper food suffering had subveried their reason
and their nature and they seemed DESTROYS of connu
ing their ghOulike propcusities. III. ;. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

ny than Gen. Tsylors dispatches. Lie them they
were elaborated in the camp, committed TO paper
aud then forw arded 10 their destination.
We should rather call the book " Biographical
Sketches many events in the life Of each per
son described appear therein. The Editor has 1t
is true affixed Biographical Addenda' to the
translation. We should be 10th TO interfere with
his arrangement-for Ika man buckles his belt
his ain gait but il he could have amalgsmated his
contribution with Mr.. Timon's" the book would
have lost nothing and the public might have gained
mach.
Mirabeau, Dsnton, Napoleon, Guizot. Theirs
O'Connel-these are some of the names illustrated
in the book, and with much vvidness and beauty
Of description. They stand out from the mass with
whom they associated picked men Of countries IL
is well TO know something OF them, if only tn have
better key TO the secret history of the times IN
which they lived, acted and rose. But we cannot
agree with the Editor Of the book that their pro-
auctions should be studied as models Of style.
The Book is a very readable one-,hat It has
been read, we have the Editors state rnent OF the
sale Of eleven hundred copies as evidence. II"
fair 10 suppose that where such large number has
been sold. not few will have been read IN these
degenerate days people seldom purchase books to
encourage rising genius, but rather for their own
qualification
Having received copy Of the book from the
Editor with request TO notice it, we have thus
gratifed bis wishes. II he have any more equally
good, we will give them on his sending them to Us
an equally good notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
Levi Woodbury..

The Columbus Ga Times, recommends Mr..
Woodbury., one Of the Justices Of the Supreme
Court, as the Loco Foco candidate for the Presi'
dency. 1t is recommendation that will meet but
little support from the party generally The van
Buren, influence would be dead against him. and 1t
is sufficiently potent to prevent bi' nomination Al
another Baltimore Convention, il may be Van Bo'
rem men that insist upon the two third rule and
they will be strong enough there to prevent the
nomination under such rule Of any person disagree
able TO them-and in that predicament Mr. Justice
Woodbury. stands.
Beside, Judge Woodbury. is now in position
much better adapted to his capacity, and we trust
will be content % remain there To hold him up a
candidate for the Presidency might detract from
his usefulness on the Bench and though it would
not affect the mpartiaity of his Judicial decisions
it might engross thought and time, capable Of much
better appropriation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

THuNDERBOLr-The Brattleboyo PheniX puts
an eHectus extinguisher upon the stories which have
been shoat the effect that the notorious highway
man Thunderbot had resided for sometime In thar
town aud recently died there The Phenix says that
the papers have detailed all manner OF fslsehOods 10
reston 10 H. The person alluded TO- "a having recent
y died NJ Rrattehoro was DR.. Wilson. Scotchmsn,
who came % Dummerston in lel-. lie soon removed
TO Newisne where be prsc,sed physic with high repu
tstion till about II years since. when he removed 10
Braueboro aud resided there TN his death. He was
native of Dunkrk and completed bis education ms,
before he came 10 this country. Thunderbols was the
terror Of the country when Or. Wilson was but mere
boy
CAVE JoHNsON's CALIBRE.-A writer IN the Bal'
,nore Patriot says that Cave Johnsons only comprehen
sion and appreciation OF the progression Of the age and
the great principle OF progress seems to be manifested
in his de.irs 20 reduce tour horse 10 wOhorse coach
a two. horse cOsch 10 one horse buggy onehOrse
buggy 10 ssddehorse and saddle horse 10 smule, or
to a man on foot and bsreioo,ed at that
~ TIE IfLISOIs CONsTITgriOSAL CoSyEN-
rIoN has adopted resolutions In favor OF restricting the
size of new counties hereafter b BE- established 10 400
square miles and that the lines OF said counties
shall not come the county seats OF old counties
than 10 miles The Convention appear 10 have sp
proved Of the resolution from the committee on that
subject, king upon % the number OF Senators ana
upon - tue number OF Representatives,, hereafter W
compose the Legislature
~ Capt. g. w Patten, T. Army. passed up
the anal sst week his return from Mexico. He a.
our readers will rscosct lost OF his hands at Cerro
Gordo Capt 10 well known 20 the literary world a.
a poet OF considerable distinction lie viii Doubtless
nO spend the remainder of bis days In literary pur
suits he disqualified by bis wound from conhnu'
inz In his profession. lphin hss'srr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01
The several TILES for the succeeding Volume.


Monthly Journal of Agricilture.
Tobacco Inspection Laws Of Msrylsnd-Proceoding' OF
the Planter. Of Prince Georges County Msryland-s gen
eral review and conmentstions this whole sysem OF
Laws and their Tendency.
Who that Young Man ashamed Of the Plow, Dis
.erson on the False Pride Of Youth with examples
dra. from n. manners OF the ancient Romans
The Psen,Ofice Report snd the Potato Rot-anothe
cause proposed for the Disesse-Leltsr from Mr. Colt
A wen-said observation Of a wesllhy Farmer on Edu-
Gallon
Varieties Of Potatoes from the seei-How raise them
Direction. for Forcing snd Management
Liebigs hsnures-sn Es,sy the Effect OF Ariheisi
Msnures together with the Natural, by Prof Lebg
Eou. Electric Te.egsph-an Experiment
AhesisB Wells in the African Desert
great Invention 10 the Manufacture Of bries MI
Hall. Mschne-How connected with Agriculture
Introduction Of Alpaces. into the United States
Recipe for making Rhubsrb Tsr'ine
Lime - the Potato Disease.
Extent and Population Of The British Colonies
Dairy Hu.bsndry-a Dissertation on The Dsires oi hol-
stein.
Nader, Ia Culture.
Productive Fsrm.
ProftAbls Durham Cow.
g,sad from Iceland Moss
Athletic schools ordered 10 be established In Germany.
To Farmer. Cubs-a Word from The Editor q Ihe Farm
err Library.
pOrsf0ns-ManuiactOrie<f Interpretations or Ca
pltausu-Esablshment Of Manufactures AID when
beneficial 10 Agriculture
Ci.erns How bullt-lheir Cost and ppliezbiiy W te
Wants Of The Country.
Flax Cultivation of-wllh Table Of Proels
To prevent Chopped Hands
Agrica lure IN Scotland.
Potash Wash Tor Fruit Trees.
Netting for Sheep Fods made Of tho Barn Of The Cocoa
nut
The vslue Of Tine-vilh some Observations on liz
American Farmer habit Of Gossipng.
The Beat Apple. for the Climate Of Bo.,on-PIan fol-
having hem all the year.
Long Prefaees.
To save Horse from Fire.
Editorial Notice
Prices Csuens FOR he preceding Nonth-esrelally cor
rected.
Subscription price s5 per year In advance
GREELEY khcELRATH, Publs6srh
" The Farmers Library and Honihly JournA o. a p
ricnure from July le45 70 June 1896 are COZ ~ =
two large octave volumes neatly bound 500 80 ..
Common school saperntsndeuts and ifu''7'@ ~ ~
queslsd 10 examine The WORK -, ,.,.hof4r.
The Farmers Library Volume u eonIa4s sn,,,isss
Lectures to Farmers on Agrcaltursl CbstnsHy
and lns celebrated work u Baron VOC iuH -.
ciples OF Agriculture also complete
bound up together IN one 70 lahs. -. vi 4. 5000
The Aonthly Journal OF Akres 30 :, - xi
,-1-'. - 1~soo. branches Of Pr.cneel and Ineofctea
g.rrirz .-ne~Insoed with numerous r.ntfsFlnka in1
-. s, re- Two Volumes eoupeto - ~ Asy person
p ,trz tnree subscribers for hese onmes ard REM.
grsEis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.-The Supreme Court yes
erday rendered its Judgment In the which involved
the validity OF tho of the late Francois Lavier
Martin The Judgment OF the Second District Court OF
New Orleans reversed Ia toto Judge Rost was the
organ Of the Court in pronouncing It's unanimous op'n
Ion and eviuced great ability snd research The Court
decides that the State without capacity 10 contest the
validity Of wills made by ia citizens on the mere grouns
OF informally or want Of capacity to dispose OF their
property IN particular form tina, blind man 10 esps
bic OF making olOgrsphc will and as 10 the imputs
ton OF fraud sought to be- fastened the memory of
that venerable magistrate by this proceeding on the part
of the officers Of the state. IL IL repeed with De
coming dignity and rmness and IN language worthy oil
the high reputation OF tho judge who pronounced H.
IN o. Bulletin. juno -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-01

TT Plovmsn cannot learn their profession at a
sery early age when every profession ought TO be &C.
qoired TO attain high degree Of perfection 10 u oeesuse
poNing .qairrs cun-iisrsh'e sUlonrt ~ physirsl
power from tho most expert plowmen aud IL ex.
sets the greatest eSsftiOn Of strength by comparison
from the Youngest in years and the least Initiated In ths
art and after young possess sufficient strength 10
bod The pow, they sit 10 SECURE sknovledge Of
plouing more through sheer peTence than By any to
iton given them oy those who better acquainted
with the art and a. excellence acquired In IL cannot
be beouesteed n the rising generation les knowledge
must - acquired al tHs0 by every generation For
ample 70 tesch boys 10 plow Il has been recommended
put bsr between the cheeks Of the bride
TO keep them precisely At the same distance from
esch other and then setting up pole IT the end OF
furrox exscty measured 10 the ssnle line a. that from
which he starts dxes bis eye sesdsiy upon H. sod
res the plow In direction precisely hist point To
do al hs implies ths; the Boy has snceut strength 20
holds plow which II he have. he viii have come The
length Of stout sd ant * the eye steadily up
On a pole At distance. while holding tie pow ~ith
staggering ssit and unsblo for of onrs,h speak
word 20 the horses far lsss 20 guide them with
the rcins 10 mich beyond the power Of sny lad instead
OF boy The truth H. the young msn ~ho des;rcos
OF becoming ploSmsn ia short time should d taught
day by day BY experienced plowmsn - temper ,hs
irons and Guide the pillow according 10 hs strength ssd
talents Very few young men have permitted 10
nave such opportunities Of learning an The
!" mat AZ my observation CONFIRMS the best plovmsn
are generally thoss who have been taught directly ~
iner fathers and work constantly upon their ,hers
farms SlerAsas's Esoi q as Fir-.