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Brilliant Lotteries, for April 1854.
GREGRORY /. III UR Y Managers
(Saeeessofs Ii =, W. Mary X Co
$4,000!
ST. n0n-
8lO.O00 !
ALEXANDRIA,. "a.

Sl4p00l 100000
II ENTUCKT STATE LOTTERY. for fhe BEN
n eft oil The Town Of Frankfort, Class n. fog
1872 10 bedIawn IN Covinglen, KY, on Saturday,
the 81 Of April 1859
- .Saabef Lottefy-I4 DraEs Ball0ks!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
seefII Oats for sale

HAVE far safe, 100 BUSHELS ofgood Seed
j Oats GEO ID. WILTSHIRE.
Nar.h IA iss2-3i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-04-01
Horses, Horses.

1EHE undersigned has Tor sale pair dwell bro
ken Young Match Horses, also fine Brood
Mare and several Saddle Horses which he will
Iii Low far cash G. w. SAPPINGTON.
March Is 1852.
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Local Mem oranda.


J. p fIrnsFers, teacher in District No. 90
Fharestown, will deliver Lcftufe on insnbordi-
naIion, at his ss-hool ROOM on Thursday excning
next commencing alta O'Clock The patrons Of
M School and all Who Isel an ia]efest.in The wei
i4fe OF ts rising generation are respectfully invited
10 be present. 2ApHiil 1852
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SIN.ONO
so PRIZES OF $1,000.

80 PRIZES OF 81 COO
TENTUCI2Y STATE LOTTERY, for The
IN benefit Of the town OF Frankfort Glass S3,
icr 1888 to he drawn in Coyagton, KY, on Satur-
day, the 9th Of April 1852.
/ 8 -Na5a5ey Lotierp--I3 Dralra Baliots!
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servants Tor Sale.

4 LIKELY Negro Woman, with her three
~ fshiIdren, ased I've, eight and ten years, for
sale % liberal tefms.ti Enquire o6
Feb. 81. lS52.4-u THE PRINTER
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LAND NARRANTS.
Notice.

NJ FIR. EDWARD BETrS has, become Part
- net ~ our House--his intefest 10 date ffom
January !, 1851 The business will heiealler be
eosdacaed under Tie firm OF kxasE, GAEHLE s. Co.
Messfs. H. p Hilzsll and Ferdinand Pols;er are
no longer Ageats Of eur late firm ner of the present
one. OaEnnse1tled business viii be transacted By
ourselves personally, Or by such agents as-we may
send our duly accredited
KNABE s GAEHLE
March - ls5s-St.
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PUBLIC SALE

A "a. aaRE j. B Bs ! s @ss sss = e.
who maly wish 10 ct tain Wood, Lots ID tupply
them villa rails building ma erial, ere uotf and
pasture krouuds
viii lssil 10 The highest bidder, cnssle So ~
q Mara Cart aext, before The Court He ase do0f
ii Char3kSfh4tr
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70 We are authorized 20 announce BENJA-
Min RODERICk, as candidate fDr Constable. 81
she first election ander the New Constitution. Is
the district in which he resides March Is.
The daily union., 1852-08-14
% Tbo Campaign Of rs4s.u

THERE hand little than hundred copies
Il " The Campaign Isf1n
under Richie. All
winch entered that faithfully recorded,
gethe with The official in the presidential elections
1874 and 1898 by states and countless the full proceedings Of the Bat
nos Convention and of Philadelphia (whR)
lSis and, indeed other objects which
be brought into discussion in the approaching will
found in this volume.
The Campaign" contains ale folio, boards
sheep hacks aud corners and will be sold the low price OF
dollars.
A. there are but about hundred copies hand hose who
wish 20 porchase may procure them at this ohce,
June ll-eou
The daily union., 1852-08-14

- Al e. a.
SWh;nsr ana " mite sulphur sprtngs.- ,srs-
~ increased datonsShores cheapest
be and expeditions the Sweet and White sulphur
Springs
From Washington by the Richmond, fredericksburg
railroad.
by comfortable pressure steamer
ryland, capt. q. f. Mitchell
Connecting Richmond with the Richmond and
road
Fare from Baltimore TO White Sulphur. SIS
Baltimore 10 sweet Springs ID
Washington TO White sulphur. Is
Washington 10 sweet Springs. "a
4" Richmond 10 White sulphur. 10
Richmond TO Sweet springs Q
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday afternoon, at
O'clock Aqua Creek with which
Richmond m. the succeeding days.
Richmond daily (cxcept sunday arrive Lynch
burg at l0A Leave Lyuchburg mbA Buford's
~ Mountain House at ~ and TO Sweet Springs
Springs after breakfast and White
Sulphur BY l2X Retupne leave White sulphur at OK
sweet Springs Leave Sweet Springs daylight and
LynchbaE day by night Loaso 1ynehbug and
to Richmond same day by 5b. 22m m.
Fare from Richmond White Sulphur. $40
Richmond 10 sweet Springs. ...............
Passengers obcng travel In the night take
Bunds without White Sulphur
Tickets had board the steamboats, the Potomac and
from Capt g. r. MITCHELL aryafd
Of the Richmond and Danyile railroad, Richmond.
JOHN H. OSBORNE,
Aug 6-d9m Superintendent.
The daily union., 1852-08-14

Ia M - . g I.sE5
baltimore and Washington Railroad.
PASSENGER follows:,
Leave Washington al 6 and 2, am. 1914, nd 4
Leave baltimore az ~ and p, a. n; aud 81, o.. M.
On sundays the second
the second and fourth from Baltimore u omitted.
Tickets and baggage checks Philadelphia New York
obtained ny trains leaving a o. and T. Passengers
curing the the Of themselves and
IN Baltimore and Philadelphia, railroad station
Communication tickets Badensburr, s3 quarter will
r. II. PARSONS,
Ap &-du Agent,
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Ss AMUEL H. GUTHRIE is hereby notified
~ that on the lst day of July, A. ID 1852 John
Kerr of Monroe county, Ohio. filed in the court
of Copmon Pleas of the county Of Monroe, and
State of Ohio, bill in Chancery against the said
Samuel II. Guthrie and John Davenport; the OBJ
ject and prayer of which is To compel specific
performance of a certain contract made by the
said Guthrie with the said John Kerr. by which
the said Guthrie was bound to make to said Kerr
deed for the south east quarter Of section Z, in
township 6, Of range 6; al-o the north halt of the
south west quarter of section l. in the sane town.
ship and range; also the soul, west quarter Of the
south west quarter of section | in the snme town
ship and range, all in Monroe county Ohio; and
the said Samuel II. Guthrie is further notified
that unless he appears and pleads, answers, or de,
murs 10 the said Bill within sixty days after the
next Term of said coult, the said John Kerr al
the Term next after the expiration OF said sxty
days, will apply TO said court 10 take the matters
of the Bill as confessed, and to decree thereon
accordingly.
HoLLIsrER, OKEY g. HoLLrsrER.
July Z, 1852. Solicitors for Complainant,
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THE RAILROAD.

Our borough is at this time full of Rail.
road contractors, who have come for the
purpose Of taking contracts on the North
western Virginia Railroad. The prospect
Of having the contracts taken on favorable
terms seems very good, and the officers
are busily engaged in arranging affairs, so
that our Railroad may be completed forth
with. Mr. Swami, President Of the Bal,i-
more and Ohio Railroad. predicts that the
Psrkersburg Railroad will be completed in
eighteen months. There can be no doubt
that within two or three years, at the most.
the Cincinnati and Belpre Railroad will
reach this place, thus making the line OF
'fnilway complete from Baltimore to Gin
cinnsti. Then those who a few years ago
knew Psrkersburgh only as village. can
come and pay visit TO the "Air.lins
City - Parkeysburgh Ne~s
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gEyHOMAS HOLDREN is hereby notified,
III ihat mi ihn 2QIh lax, of March n

gHyHOMAS HOLDREN is hereby notified,
ILL., that on the 30lh day of March, A. d. 1852,
Isaac Askew, of Belmont county. Ohio, filed in
the court of Common Pleas of the county of Mon.
roe, and State of Ohio, Bill in Chancery against
the said Thomas Holdren, the object aud prayer
of which is 10 foreclose mortgage made by the
said Thomas Holdren to the said Isaac Askew
upon the following described real estate situate in
Mnnroe county, Ohio, and commencing al the
north east corner of the north east quarter Of the
south earst quarter of section J., in township g..
OF Range 7, running thence south to the Clear
Fork Of Little Muskingum, thence down said
creek to Joseph Kinds corner. and from said
Kinds corner west 261S percbes to stake two
degrees north, thence west 80 perches 10 white
oak 20 degrees north, thence west 30 perches to a
stake 20 degrees north thence west to the corner,
thence north supposed 10 be so perches to corner.
thence east to the place of beginning, containing
60 acres. more or less; and the said Thomas Hol-
dren is further notified that unless he appears and
pleads. answers, or demnrs to the said Bill within
80 days after the next Term of said court, tho
,ad Isaac Askew at the next Term after the exp.
.stidn of sad go days. will apply to said court to
AXE the matters Of the Bill as confessed, and to
lecree thereon accordingly
HoLLIsrER, OKEY l. HoLLrsrER,
July Z, 1852. his Solicitors.
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Notice in Chancery.

NNLIEL LONG and Elizabeth Long his wife
El Isaac A Brock, Jeptha Dye, William John
ston and Elizabeth Johnston his wife, aud Enocf
Dye, residing wilhoutlhe State of Ohio, will take
notice, that on the 7Ih day Of July, A. d. 1852
Samuel P. Jones on behalf Of himself and the
other inhabitants of the county Of Monroe, IN
the State of Ohio filed in the office of the clerk
OF the court Of Common Pleas, within and for
said county Bill in Chancery, the object and
prayer Of which is TO have the south east corner
of section No. IL, in township No 8, of range
No S, established BY survey. and to have three
trustees appointed 10 take charge of one acre oil
ground in square form, in the south east corner
of said section. intended and conveyed by Eiiel
Long, for meeting house and place Of public
worship. and to quiet the title and possession OF
such trustees in aud to the same; and that unIes,
you appear, and plead, answer or dem,ir to the
said Bill within GO days after the rising Of the mex,
Term. that al the Spring Term 1853, decree will
be taken against you by default
HoLLisTER. 0KEy s. HoLLIsTER,
July FL, 1852 Solicitors for Complainant
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SAMUEL H. GUTHRIE and Nelson briggs
~ are hereby notified, that on the lst day Of
July, 1852, Jeremiah Okey of Monroe County,
Ohio, filed in the court of Common Pleas of the
county of Monroe, and STATE of OHIO, a Bill in
ChanceTy against the said Samuel II. Guthrie and
Nelson briggs, the object and prayer OF which is
to compel specific performance. on the part of
said Guthrie, OF certain contract. by which the
said Guthrie became bound to the said Jeremiah
Okey to convey. by good and sufficient title.
the following real estate. situate in said county
of Monroe, to wit: The east half of the north
west quarter of section %, in township 4, of
range 5; also the west half OF the north east quar-
ter of 'he same section, township and range; also
the south east quarter of the north east quarter of
the same section, township and range; also the
north west quait ter of the south east quarter of the
same section township and range; and to compel
said Nelson briggs to release any title he may
have to said premises and to quiet said Okey in
his possession and title to said premses and the
said Samuel H. Guthrie and Nelson briggs are
further notified, that unless they appear aud plead
answer or demnr to the said Bill within sixty day.
after the next Term Of said court, the said Jere.
miah Okey al the Term next after ihe expiration
of said sixty days, wll apply to said court to take
the matters of the Bill as confessed, and to decree
thereon accordingly.
HoLLIsTEn, OKEY s. HcLLIsTER.
July 7, 1852. Solicitors for Complainant.
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June 90. 1852.

EOHN MARTIN aud Dickenson Rhodes will
81 take notice that on the lst day of July, 1852;
Samuel Marling Administrator of Moses M. Mari.
ing deceased, filed in the court Common Pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, his Bill Chancery against
them; the object and prayer of which Bill is to
subject to sale the south half of certain lot OF
land situate in said county of Monroe, and in
fractional section 7, in township two, of Range 4.
commencing at a stone corner to the land former.
ly owned by J. Irwin on the bank of The Ohio
river, thence north to rock 2s poles, thence
south ID degrees east 20 poles to rock on the
bank OF the river, thence with The several mean.
ders thereof 10 poles to the place of beginning,
containing acre aud 40 poles; and the said John
Martin and Dickenson Rhodes are further notified,
that unless they appear and plead, answer, or de
mur to the said Bill within sixty days after the
next Term of said court, the said Samuel darling
at the Term next after the expiration of said six.
y days, will apply to said court to take the mat.
of the Bill confessed, End to decree thereon
accordingly.
HoLLtsTEn, OKEY e. HoLLrsrER,
July 7, 1852. his Solicitors.
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EOHN KENNEDY, is hereby notified, that
aD on the l2th day of April, A. u. 1852. Alex
ander Kennedy. of Monroe County, Ohio, filed
in the Court of Common Pleas, of the county uf
Monroe, and State of Ohio, Bill in Chancery,
against the said John Kennedy; the object and
prayer of winch Bill is to foreclose mortgage
upon the east half Of The north east quarter and
the north west quarter Of the north east quarter
OF section %, township S, and range g. in Monroe
County, Ohio, given by Thomas Kennedy in his
life time, to said Alexander Kennedy. And the
said John Kennedy IS further notified, that unless
he appears and pleads, answers or demurs to the
said Bill within sixty days after the next Term of
said Court, the said Alexander Kennedy, at the
Term next after the expiration of said sixty days,
will apply to said Court to take the matters Of the
bill as confessed and to decree thereon accordingly
HOLLISTER, OKEY s. HOLlISTER,
June 90. 1852. his Solicitors.
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July 7. 1852.


SAMUEL Fl. GUTHRIE and Alexander ToI.
~ son are hereby notified, that on the 1t day
OF July. A. D. 1852. Robert Smyth, of Monroe
County, Ohio, filed in the court of Common Pleas
Of the county OF Monroe and State of Ohio, Bill
in Chancery against them, the said Samuel H.
Guthrie and Alexander 1oson; the object and
prayer of which Bill is to compel specific per-
formarce of contract for the conveyance to your
orator of The following real estate, situate in said
county, to wit: The south west quarter of section
7. in township 6, of range 8, and also the east half
of the south east quarter of section 49, in the same
township and range. And the said Samuel H.
Guthrie and Alexander Toson; are further notified,
that unless they appear and plead, answer or de-,
mur to the said Bill within sixty days after the
next Term Of said court, the SAID Robert Smytb,
at the Term next after the expiration OF said sixty
days, will apply to said court to take the matter,
of the Bill as confessed, and to decree thereon
accordingly.
HoLLIsTER. OKEy HoLLIsTER,
July I, 1852. Solicitors for Complainant.
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SAMUEL II. GUTHRIE ls hereby notified
- that on the Isl day of July, A. D. 1852, James
Grant of Monroe County, Ohio, filed in the court
of Common Pleas of the county OF Monroe, and
State of OHIO, Bill in ChanceIy against the said
Samuel H. Guthrie; the object and prayer of which
Bill is to compel him specifically to perform con.
tract made with the said James Grant, by which
lie agreed to convey to said Grant the west half
OF the south west quarter of section 10, in town
ship a of range S, in Monroe County, Ohio; and
the said Samuel H. Guthrie is further notified.
that unless he appears and pleads, answers or de-
murs to The said Bill within sixty days after the
next Term of said court, the SAID James Grant at
the Term next after the expiration of said sixty
days, will apply to said cour. to take the matters
Of the Bill as confessed, and to decree thereon
accordingly.
HoLLIsrER, OKEY g. HoLLIsTER,
July Z, 1852. his atl'ys.
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"A Rare Chance!


PROBATE COURT OF SAID COUNTY.
DY virtue Of an order Of The Judge Of said
I'D court, made on the 18th day of June 1852,
in the case of Thomas Nc cMahon. as the Execu-
tor OF the last will and testament Of Samuel Irwin,
deceased, against John Irwin, ct al. upon peti.
tion filed by said McMahon as such Executor. in
the said Probate Court, to sell the lands Of said
Testator. under the will of said Testator; Il, the
said Thomas Mcmahon, as such Executor, the
petitioner in said case, will sell, upon the premises,
the following lands and tenements, to witt The
north east quarter Of the south east quarter oI
section 4, township 4, and range s. containing
4o acres, more or less, lying and being in said
county. Gysl
Sale on Monday, August OH, 1859.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M and 4 o..
clock, P. M of said day.
Terms-One-third cash in hand, one.ihird in
six months, and the residue in one year, with IN,
terest from the day of sale.
Payments to be secured to the satisfaction o
the undersigned.
THOMAS MCMAHON, (
as Executor as aforesaid.
SINCLAIR g. OKEY,
June %, 1852. Attorneys. for Petitioner
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nANIEL HENTHORN, Elizabeth Henthorn
ri W Phehe Henihnrn Iasenh Hanihnrn lane

nANIEL HENTHORN, Elizabeth Henthorr
~ Phebe Hen,horn, Joseph Honthorn. Jane
Henthorn, Margare, Campbell and James Camp
bell her husband. Eli Baldwin and Anna his wife
Daniel Clark, HanibaI Clark. Angeline Clark
Franklin Clark, Amanda Clark, Caroline Clark
Wesley Clark, Nancy Clark, Mary Clark and
Julius Clark, will take notice, that petition wa:
filed against them on.the 18th day Of July, A. D
1852, in the court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county Ohio, by Andrew Henthorn; and is now
pending wherein the said Andrew Henthorn de-
mands partition of the following real estate. ID
wit: The east half Of the north west quarter
and the west half OF the north east quarter Of sec
ton sc, in township 2, of range 3. in Monroe
county, Ohio; and that at the next Term of said
court, application will be made by the said An.
drew Henthprn. for an order that partition may
be made of said premises.
BY HoLLIsTER, OKEY g. HoLLrsTER,
July 81, 1852. His Attorneys.
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Great Medical Depot!

r E.W ARE OF UNTERFEITS
NNHE Undersigned is The ONLY au no zed!
"a Agent for the sale Of the following Patent
Medicines in town of WO0DSFlELD:
DR.. D. JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES,
consisting of his
ExpectcraEt, Hair Tonic,
Tonic Vermfuge, American Hair Dye.
Carmiaative Basam. Sanative Pills,
Alternative, Ague Pills. ii%
THE REMEDIES OF $ 8. FITCH, ND,
consisting nf
The Inhaling Tube, Anh.Dyspeptic Mixture.
Shoulder Braces. Anti-Dyspeptic Powder.
Abdomiua Supporters, Catarrh Snuff,
CathaTic Pills, Tonic Wash for sore
Nervine, . Throats. ~,
Linimebt. Pile Ointment,
Liquid I.iniment. Anti,Mnccus Mixture. 2
Pectoral Expectorant, Universal Tonic, .
Tonic Cough Pills. Female Tonic,
Cough Sanatve, vermifnge, 6
Pulmonary Bslssm, ColIc Specific,
Pulmonary Restorative, DarrhGa Pills,
Pulmon'y Suecedaneum, Diarrhea Specific. tfgt
Cough Pills. Ear Bslsam.
Drops for dyspeptic vom- Female Remedies, NJ +
Iting, letter Ointment, NxSS
Gravel Medicines, Magnetic Plaster. II
Heart Correetor. Pulmonary Corrector. "
Salt Rheum and Humor Remedies for Diseased.
Conec,or. Eyes and Eyelids.
Depurative Syrup -
r. +. SELLERS Medicines. consisting Of b
Liver Pills, Vermifnge, and
Imperial Cough Syrup. tsfe
GRAEFENBERG COMPANYiS Medi.
cines, consisting Of
Vegetable Pills. Sarsapsrilla Compound,
Green Mountain Oint- Chdren's PanAcea,. sFS
ment, Consunptive's Balsam,
Eye Lotion, Health Bitters, Nlis
Dysen.ery Syrup,
DR. s. P TOWNSEND'S Compound Extracto
Sarsaparila. 94 VI 3 EJ Np1
WAlli,ter's All. Healing Ointment. rssans
Solar Tinctnre. Jew Dayids Hebrew Plaster
II. G. FarrelI's Arabian Eminent. aSissAtali
Beuel's Indian Liniment. ~ S.laS, I6aas,
VIM. B. Msffeu's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters..
DR.. Jackson's Tetter and Pile Elnbrocstiou. 'Iil
Scarpas Acoustic Oil ssAs e ss# IL
8s3sa "a @fte% BOOKS. ,,s4sy ,s IN Eo.
Beechs American Practice and Family Physician.
Fitchs Cause and Cure Of CONSUMPTION.
Graefenbeig Manuel of Health. 1854
May 26 tly) J. G.FLEMINc.
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SALE OF TOWN LOTS IN
u e Or e t o w m

TyHE Subscribers will offer at public sale. to
IL the highest bidders, on
Saturday, the IAN day Of august 1852.
a number Of town lots in the newly laid out town
Of GEORGETOWN. The said town is situate
on the West Tor Clear) Fork Of Little Muskingum
in Washington township, Monroe County, Ohio
on beautiful and healthy elevation, about lS
miles south of Woods6eld, miles south Of Grays'
vile, miles east Of Lebanon, and l3 miles from
Matamoras and Grandview on the Ohio River.
The proprietors can recommend this place as be.
ing desirable location for Mechanics, ard being
in the center ofthe largest tobacco growing region
in the county, tobacco Merchants would find 1t to
their interest TO locate here. Grist and saw mills
are easily accessible.
STEPHEN HENTHORN
July Ia, 1852. JAMES ENLOW.
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WHAT THE FARMERS MOST NEED.

WHAT THE FARMERS MOST NEED.
1t is not college, endowed by the Stats;
it is primary schools, to prepare farmers
sons and daughters for the higher walks in
science as applied to agriculture. They
need organization. They want farmers
clubs and neighborhood libraries of agri-
cultural books. They need discussion
They need more intercourse, not only in
their own town and county, but throughout
the State and country, to see and learn
what other farmers are doing, and if they
have improvements. learn what they are.
and adopt them. This is the greatest need
ofthe farmers. They need to become bet.
ter satisfied with their vocation; 10 get rid
Of the prevailing notion that farming is,
necessarily, an unmental employment;
that is, that the farmer has no occasion to
think-has no occasion for education, and
never can become wealthy. or what the
world would call respectable. while enga-
ged in the culture of the earth. and. there
fore. he seeks the first opportunity to es.
cape from an avocation placed under ban l..
not only by all others. but his own class
also. The great need of the farmer is.
that he shall declare himself independent
Of all other classes; at least. more so than
they are of him; and of course, he is enti.
tied to as much honor and respect as those
engaged in any other calling whatever.
and if he is man of toll, that is no rea-
son why he should not be a man Of lntel-
lect. The great need Of the farmer is or
ganization; and this must be accomplished
by few self.sacrifcing men who will un.
dertake the labor Of establishing and main
tanning farmers clubs in every neighbor-
hood. Farmers need 10 drop politics, and
take up agriculture. They must talk.
read and think. and they will be sure to act,
or their children will act for them.-Plow.