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rT'5HE an4srsistsd Il. aiken rosse..ion-of ,hel
4 vel known c~,ahlishmeBt, be United States
H9lii in Hanisunhutg tie has made ample al
rang ME bis accom- bGate 6andSoHtlv and Gem
forb.',ly hll Who cal lpon ISM lie pledges his
bssl;. HpsRs - nake tbt Ubiied States one OF she
mosii plrhsam stopping places lar travellers and
visi4Es u be tohni in lihe Valley Of Virginia -
Ills tds4is are re~nek tfuily iaviiel 10 Ivy The
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All y 1853 IL G. MAUCK. Prcp'r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

TINE subscriber has inst returned from Balsi-
III more and Is nov opening very fine assort-
mentIof Ladies Dress Goods, Calicoes, Ginghams,
ana Ifish Linens. Also. brown ADD biracned Nos
Inns. Tickings. which be can sell lower than ever
befofe. Call and see. ISAAC ROSE.
Feb. }.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

I.oFE n Here Is pretty extract from .
letter 81 young Californian t. bis betrotA-
ell
1AHd when | look fsfth upon The clear
blue zgy and ;she silent neon, feel that il
sheds For yon and me It's pale and gentle
light; and il lssks down upsn Jon ID yoe1
far OF eastern home is euaTdial angels watch
over the loved ones IL sleep. II Is 1t such
times that think Of you With theugkts
uerthy such pure aud holy leveas yours"
Did yen ever hs4r yeuae laay tar
three minutes, aud not ssy @So niosl's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

rraIs il laufel - knsg clothes On Ma
son & Dixon's liner Eet Virginia Akstrae-
tisnisis answer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

> ioes,ts1il T s.istleA { iy.eafi.. ssheatthy srd
u. asani iasfi as aia n me 7S5utlsfn Asaie~.
~ Institution has ia RGe and eiseieut B5aT6
o. f4eiessa9s aid II aeit~1s. z % Library exti-
hhl d4sieat tustramelis san 61tetsiget n Az
: A. AhD~ pA1i.0SB2sTI6AL Ap9.AH8-
.@1asAii .. epbddeultY besiessd lhai Il oaet>
q many iss1tl'is fof iNPatiihg he' 8Qg eSfan-
sivs Ai.i ii s eaaeagIoif as ANY SetaitFy In m.
liant
The srk9oi il Nar sscrtRfFx on the contrary the
ya!t l&diss are siffeiiY Itqaiied TO stieHi such
Chgfeh a. 'pafeills DIS az. accompanied aIways
~ lsacher
Scholars VIII he RECEIVED III any time during the
Ns9f anf Will Pr charged pfap1alionabiy nom lhe
dale Of h II entrance Is he close Of the Scholastic
year 10 J1g
TT flutes q fhe School viii IL resumed aIier
ihe eAri,te1as HOLIDAYS. on the 81 ddy az Janu.
arr which Mould be a very apaTnpsiaIe dine far
sehMars 10 enter The School,
e Furhaard AL 7Faiiton inrlWd) q = Enlisted
Z itytSt1X Lssii,- rntt Waahihg, Get. Sla0 PR
SeAAtssiie year PAYABLE half yearly IN aayaaee
+ X Circulars and eshef PARTICULARS, address
"a III. WlGCHESTER, Pfesl.
December \ IaI3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

T HAVE Just received general assortment d
i ddnestic Goods consisting IN part Of "a Osia-
hargi - d. heavy irilled do, Plaid Coltnn !
&C, &c. which shall Be sold as In1 ss can b. had
10 lhit market. A w. CRAMER,
Janhary s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

ns-ey. D. PALMER, he American Newspaper
Asaat ts Only astsor ed Agent pr tbs paper he
r8ties ~ Boston, New York AID PhIafeIaha, and Is
Adv rassaed aes1a dsaiscfipfnEs
II he rates a. required ~ HIS receipts ~il Be
xardea a. baymsnts. HIS 0fEce< ase-H TON, Scol-
layss Baigaing. NEW YORK, Trilaae Bssidiags
PHILADELPHIA, n " corner Third and Chestaa.
/ strects, % III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02
THE souiBE's sTJa 4.

@Ohl' says tie Squire, @I1isb't vas
married. and well Of ii, dread il powerful
Hike to marry widow, I oilers like tho
widows since knowed one down ii Georgia
that suited m,y IDEAS eezacsly
About week after her husband died,
she started slowa ID the graveyard, where
they Esantei IF him hs she said, to read tho
description anto hill moaument When
she got there she stood locking at tie stones
which was pat ct eaehIend Of the grave, with
an epltapa on EN- bat the minister had
writ FOR her, O. boo Loo,n said she, Jones
he was one Of the best Of men; I rtmem-
berhew the last TING he come home about
a week ago; he brought down from town
some sugar and- tea, ard some store gseds
for me. and lsts If little nece4saries, and q
little painted horse fdr Jeem4, which chat
blessed child got bis mouth all yaller With
sucking it, and then lie kissed the children
all around, aud took down thatgeod cid nd
die Of hisn and played up taaFgsoa old
tame
"Rake her dosni Sal; o. rang dang didde,
On rang dang diddls dang dang dang da."
Here, says the Squire. "ske began to
dance, and ! Jus. thopght sac vas the great
est woman ever ses
~ ne Squire always gives SD ort laugh af-
ter telling this aneeS sts. ahllthen. flline
and lighting his pipe, subsi5 Is into AID arm
chair, in front Of the eEychange.D and Ia
dulges ID calm and dreary reflections.
ErA pisus fxther had devoted great Il.
tenslon to the zduca.ion Of bis son. who haa
maintained az un5lenaishea reputation I'M
til the age IF fourteen when heIwas detected
10 deliberate fslseheed
Thef.ther's grief great, and lie deter
mined 70 pusish the offender severely Ha
made him the subjeet sf prayer, for il "a,
tee important, in his esteem, To pass over
as common sccurrehce Of tke daY He
ihen called his son and prepared te ;nfict
/ The puniehmept Bes the fanntairfcf the
| fathers hearGHas broken up. HesWent Z
LOUD For d moment the lad seemed con-
fased He saw the struggle between lave
/ ara justice il bis parents bosom. and broke
/ out wila all Lis usnAl righteousness. 4 Fab.
er, fa4har.-Rkip ne Is much Is you please.
hut dbn'l csg
The y1fBt was gained Tho father saw
/ tbs lads character was sensiblY affected 81
/ this iaeidest He grew up and became one
Of The. most distiaz uisAed Christian miiais.
tors IN AmeTsca.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

.NTEsN CROP \. o. MoLASsEs & SUGAR
! iss 81 i. ''''s'- HI. Esr . cot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-02

FIoNN.-AnY quantity ofC0RN wanted 4 he
~ ctsriSsioun Depot. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10


BRElrsrvrrs-Flour was dull and lower, sales having
been made Of only $50 bbls ordinary to State,
at 81 sT IS so; mixed TO fancy Western, at IS 56
So and other kinds in proportion 800 bills. superfne
Canadian in bond, at IS rs 500 bills mixed to fancy
Southern at SIS 75 $40 Is; and $50 bbls. Jersey
meal at - A. 81 so per Dbl. Wheat also heavy
and cheaper The sales did not exceed 500 bushels
good Genesee white, at So 80; 400 Southern red, at
81 so 81 co. and small lot of Southern white, at
81 90 There likewise sold 1000 bushels rye, at
81 co. 1000 bushels barley at 81 &c. and 900 bushes
at s51c Sic for poor to choice Western mixed
e0c FOR round Northern yellow and Csc for small par
Gel Of handsome white Southern TO arrive per bushe
FRneHTs.-About Is 600 20 coo Blu shells of were
engaged for Liverpool at Axe. 4tc in bulk and bags
Cotton continued at about I'd, with little going for
ward shippers waiting later by the steam
halifax. To London 500 tierces beef engaged
at 3s To Havrc bone, heps and lard at "a. To
CALIFORNIA; rates we're sluggish at 25c 3oc. per foot
measurement.
COTTON was some increase Of stock, AMI the
market closed rather dull The sales embraced 900
200 bales
Provisions moro active. The days sales
comprised some 500 bills, at Sl2 $40 %, chiefly at
the lower rate for mess and s1l for PRIME per Dbl
Cumcats and dressed hogs as last noticed. Sales
Of go bbls lard effected, at 10c 1919 per ID
There have been 300 bbls beef disposed Of at yesterday
quotations. Batter in request, at 12Kc. 17isc
for Ohio and 20. 2Sc for fair TO prime state Ter H.
Cheese was scarce, and worth loc a lie. per ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

in basu Of tvs boshs at lls 70 Ia oodSshThe last
two carroes frun Halifax which oenssed chiefly Of cod
6sh In casks have been all sold at lSs for ercss and
els for boxes. Cheese-Nope At market rour-About
500 barrels Baltimore Howard street have been etted
out at Sos per barrel and similar quantity Of New Or
leans Of choice quality, realized 1t auction yesterday
ass 3D. per barrel The stock very light but the high
prices restrict consumption. Herrings-The receipts
have been very light One parcel Of Newfoundland good
quality sold It u.s. another parcel Of inferior quality
brought l4s Hams-Sales Of American have been made
at Cd. l0d There are not any prime English at
ket Iard-l50 small kegs have been sold ct 10sd, and
100 frkns at led 60 6rkins Of parcel long hand
brought SKA. Lumber-w. p. ia worth 1905. The ar
cle 10 wanted. W. C. shngles 10 scarce lot Of rs NJ
was sold at 24s. halt-LArge stocks hand, with a
very limited demand. Aackerel has sold readily
at s for large No 3; 100 bills. medium sold at OBS
in cargo. 0-Cod which is very scarce, sells readily
at IS. Cd. Pork-l00 bbls unexpected mess pork Of
inferior quality, sold at auction At $751; per Dbl Good
mess is held at las. per Dbl. Rce-500 bags Bengal
not good sample sold at auction los ID to los 3D.
600 bags Of better quality sold at It's. salmonNo
is worth 96s and No q 9es., in cargo. Salt-Stocks
both Of Liverpool slowed and Turks Island light
soap-Stock heavy and demand limited; 1000 boxes in.
feror Of 40 and 4S lbs offered ut public sale and
withdrawn. Tohaeco50 bales leaf tobacco have been
sold at Sos per bale Cayendish is worth I'd. to Sd
perlb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

KINGSTON ia }, 0cr 11-Butter-Thcre il an i'm.
proved feeling Tor the article receivers hands having
been cleared Of the at II Is ID The stock OF
old is STILL however, very large, and IN which holders
continue unable to effect sales Beef-Family beef is
wanted. Braadsales Of Wattson's pilot bread have
been made at 25s and crackers at 2Ss Candes-About
600 boxes Smith Curlet's have been sold at 05sd
ID and 400 Of Jackso at same figure to arrive
Corn Men-Saes at 26s. The article is scarce, but At
this figure the consumption IL small CornSales OF 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

Simeon Draper's regular semiweekly sale Of stocks
md bonds win take place tomorrow friday at half
PAST IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
We understand that the bills of the Woodbury. Bank
ass longer taken by the Suffolk Bank Of Boston.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Department,
Was IN hn 1fh inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

A RRIvAL OF THE MYSTERIOUS cLAIRvoYANr
A-msdame MAIN is the most wonderful cAirvoyant In
the world She 10 At liberty TO be- consulted At 1 Grand
nreet upon past present. and future Also re-
gsI1 marriages absent friends business matters &C. She
wnis IN the trance describe the nature and locality
ana prescribe for the She n wonderful
Fssesh An, instyusk9pp n astS0loey,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10
REWARDS.

DEwARD.-A BLACK MARE WAS HfREB WITH
IL and bayness Of tho subscriber the
Der: Tho mare about twelve old fourteen IN nds
hgh switch tail low headed knuckled In both
bunch her back The buggy painted car,
raFc part black; cnnmcied cloth top lining
blue enamelcd cloth Whoever will property or
give irformaon where can be found viii be literally re-
vgS,d. MATTHIAS CLINTOCK.
~ SWluiap street New<yk, ". y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

sT0NIsHIN0 TO ALL-MADAME MORROW II,
IA witbout exception, TIE most wonderful il
the world that has been known She will tsl rast
and future events and will show future hus
during her travels in Europe She seventh daughter 81
seventh daughter. sad was born with natural si ~ -
vckng the powers 81 her wonderful science ts eys~
their very ana WI cause happy pairs
Nal 6ns mss prsa,cscas arc truly astonishing 70 ahs
and they may depend upon true advice founded On the stsr
RAJ magical sciences 70 Brooms street. bs wees
cannon saa CoiumbfA streets 0entlemen not admitted
Hours from . o'clock A. NJ to 8 p. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-10

NSTRUCT1ON.
PROFESSOR OF THD ITALIAN AND FRENCH
n languages prepared TO form class Of gentlemen
his teach class NJ select school, and to in
struc ladies' and gentlemen At their residences He
fer his patrons his former pupils and residents the
highest rtspectabty. line addressed TO AMIGO Herald
Office, will be attended to-
A GENTLEMAN, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, VINO
N also teaches the German, French Latin and Greeh
sneusees wishes to give lessons IN rsspostsIe fam in
Teacher, box l02 Herald ohice.
I,INIsHING GovERNEss-A LADY, WHO SPEAKS
the French and Italian with facility and has
for many years given Instruction in music,
branches Of English education usually taught the first
schools wishes TO obtain situation teasher in private
family She give the very best reference tho United
States md has objection to 60 South. Address L.
care Of Mrs. 0s No. Clinton place.
CPAkisU LANGUACE.-wANTED, A PERSON TO
~ learn tho advertiser the rudiments
language for which moderate compensation will be paid;
also person to translate pamphlet from English
spanish. Address Spanish, Herald Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24
Then and Now.

W, don't sec how the election Of Wh'g
Governor by " jsmocra,c' votes this year Is
suy icss To BE- dcplurcl ani denounced, OF is
any lcss icnOmin.ous TO the traitors, than II
us lss, year. Therefore to show that the
rS-s,s--ioa Of Crusby b. democrats Is con
u.ry To- The declared wishes Of more than
tWu,hirJs Of the people Of this State, and is
a diseraee io the tcmocra,ic party anj an In
sult To the people, &c, Wc make the FOL-
lowing extracts fruu a icv o.! the democratic
p,pe-, oi.lasi year
The Art, on announcing lhc election Of a
Nl's Governor lsst war, said
" Thus have democratic divisions given Co
'lo Stale "a viii. GuyClnur, contrary o. The
declared " shes of more than tvc-,h'r's oi
tie rrsiG'e og 'hc State.
4 Whig CWtmor in Safe which IS
,Lyr.usbiy lrmosD,ic, AND vhlch has dcm-
c,-rt majority on print ballot. is ait-rr1.
g f'. Bn,'e Gt. rl i.lat 'f Do party.
No, lee -1 uov.
"Nlr,'y h7s tr j.myer,t.c c.r-lrl been
lc.t throu-h fi-rrrr ''rg r1rr-.lu ul iIc
garrison which ouehl tubfI'y'o bay, guard
81 i.
Sarb .a-, .1s 'ie g'.r'.ua OF WAY
Governor, ari che defeat, h7 lac Gaze, a.
on th- liuh-lrl men who vg,c r.n.-E.-a
fur Cou1c. Iiur..) can excite Doe ur" i.-.n-
amoH- ,hc sterling d.muc1cy 90 ,t- N,.'r,
tsli OF F-unral .ai.-rst.1.
Similar dang, o., year excite DE SAND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24

II was expected lhli the luquirer, the Ok.
ford Democrat. the Clarion, and the Jeller-
souiln would oFPos. tho Nebraska bill bot
hardly tia, the Augusta Age would take the
same side oftho question, which 1t has done
in an article OF some length published IN The
Thrice Weekly Of Thursday.
Never having occupied lodgings with The
abolltionis,s, we do not feel like going to bed
with them now. Bangor Democrat
Indeed! You might as well wait I'LL you
arc asked, before denying.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24

PrEsoSAL.-Ex.Go Governor Kent arrived IN
town last evening aud took rooms at the ban
sor House. To-day large number OF his
friends aud fellow citizens have paid iheltrc-
spec,s to him. We are pleased to sec him
looking 50 we'll and to welcome him back to
the large acquaintance aud esteem Of his ieI'
low cilizen,. IBanrnr Mercury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24

Srrsu,E Jrupru Corrr. DO doe r1sr ut
Ruius h PItg AMI U,hcrs. against Sheriff
Rust, uf lsl'I,i, fr Js,rni.ra Of Steamer
ll,s,uo, the Jury on Saturday returned a ,e,-
dict ar ihe defendant. The defence rested
uPon the auiI'"riiy of va,uu, Scr the arrest
IT parties On board, aad ou Doe ,-,anL that hr
did no, uurvasonably bold me bon, b,yond
What was nsecs-ary scr shs execution Of pro-
eess la his hands. Mercury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24

We are aaihsrsed 10 say that silver coin
--halves, Guausn. dimes. aud Aa!f dimes
can DC had ia exchange for gold, in sums uoI
les Than 500, aud o., much a, IS required.
ou application d, ihe odic1 OF the assistant L.
: TSIpoi At B,>Jrn lBps,,l Pot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24

part, Of the soil Let Maine lead OF no ,hi,
noble work, as she la, IN many uthcr iludl.
bio enterprises, and receive The b'cs'.nr, BOA,
will be shoWcrcd upon her f,om every friend
Of agricultural industry and progress in tho
country. : 7.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24
Gbr Orfura 1rmptrut.
PARIS, Ne. FEBRUARY 2i.isS4.
PUBLISHED rvri rEipAr MORNING ~
NOAH PRINCE,
THOMAS II. brown Editor.

TermS.--.Ons lpl1r ard 60y cents siuctk o.
,py,NcT. one ttg,r a1j seventy eve ccuis With.
in ,ix r,auihs two ,aIhrs ~ The end IT che year
r. uh,,h GG, c,u,s vtIi "a, aided lor every year
- which payment g.. j.h,r'
NuvrUrtsrvY iIsT,,ri -l rr1s"01l'g teru'
hs prHrrirt5r me- lr.r- 'rE0n'i'''r l"r any rrlaf
r.y-S. n. PTTTENGlLL s. Co, 10 Niri.
f... % Sea. aHI - N....H o., Noe lrff, rr
.u. orl, autba,it,l ,-,t.. rr rruCu,ius 'ul'uIp
one. forwarding ,jt0,ti.,uru's.
Er-ravusut f,,r 30 s',lr,. dement's BE- BEES Co ID"
l1r bauf DE 600. ulI a- ..st ilssfuHn.
~ Caaub1i-.i..., sarrN directed 20 "lhu
ON.,tJ ptmHrfli. Ga. if. a,.
nooI cuJ Job Printing
rEuYprLY AND NEATLY UNryurEp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24
Political Prescription.

the Sheriff and Register OF PROBATE Tor OA-
ford County. among others were removed by
Gov. Crosby. This set exceeded our cNpec'
,aiions. I,slrues US " i,h asluuishmen,. The
whole community were unpreParcd for such
an event. At the ,mc there was no room lur
comment in relation To il, and We were coin.
PEELED to permit such an important FAC, to 60
forth to the world without saying even one
word. Our readers must therefore brgi,e MS
Tor this aPparen, neglect.
We feel indignant al lais PROSECUTION. Il
is really too bad. There is no excuse or
apology for such uul clr!-of roIilIrj of,ra-
cism. Republics ave certainly hcconing un-
grateful. Just look O., Gov Cwshys luaa-
gurll, anl see villa, il SAYS a1'u, aprolnt
mculs. AMI ihc selection u officers
81 shall arpoin, ll1sr oaly who ace i7Hof
aa3cyots, and entertain lhc belle. ilat ]
shall End o.. necessary Em',r among those
whose Political snsaui iamau u,h sos
own"
Sow c,r.y body ,rrru..l Ola G.e.s tuo
rFcrr--aa-.rvhoa 'lrC g.. 4.rrglraaaa.ur-
"a 90 Office. l,r ,,',-ru-uirm l.crr,uurIi a
Office, aal lu,h ofvI,n rora hsmataTlsal
admirers. n.tgrafarlt.'.. scr l.rH, and
aWr1 r, um opposed ,'al h,y aad
their associates vgr h.s original gul Gs'
friends. ,lrau.h who's ...'rm-anUs u'n
be was cl.v,.ImEr Ca'su.m.l r.rr
For Dim 20 hrac u.a mn 90 ta biloxi
men uho.r political honesty 500 m,Hr.a..
.larI u. Hn.a...... v1e beyond alI prrs-
Dent. thc mos, "rr,ml.tca,ol a''."
Thea ,ol "hm.rg' of political .u.
.. ..... .. ....... ....H........
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24

Tie election in Portland, "Wednesday, for
Representative to the State Legislature, re-
suited in tho choice ef Charles G. Came,
Esq.. whig.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24

We want nothing but 10 DC alone we 40
no, cNpec, or desire that the people Of the
North should iall 10 love with slavery. We
believe the Institution 10 be a good one-you
ihiuk differently, Let each enjoy his own
opinion, and refrain from any interference
with the rights or prrinjices Of the other.
Tho sentiments which You have heard me
express On thee stump ate not mine or-
ly, bu, those Of the southern people, almost
without exception. Agitation in any form Is
what we object TO; aud the politician who
reanima'cs a suhiec, which we londly hoped
was buried forever, m'scalcula,cs sadly Do he
expects To b. received with favor ly u'.
" NJ that J considered necessary m the
Nebraska BIN was, that % should bc an exact
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-02-24

Maine Board of Agriculture.

linucd fourteen DAYS. The session was pro-
longcd beyond that oilastycar in consequence
of,lo delay in the organization Of the l.cgis-
la,ure. The law mascs !, the duty Of the
Board To confer with the legislative commit.
tee On Agriculture; and there being no such
committee appointed at the timn Of adjourn.
mcni. a committee was appointed by the Board
and charged with that duty.
Among the many subjects, bearing upon
the agricultural interests of the state which
were presented and discussed, none excited so
much interest as the adoption Of immediate
and efficient measures for The more general
diffusion Of agricultural knowledge among
the people generally, and young men who are
90 bccam, farmers, especially. All were COM
WINGED lha, this is lho cres, lever ihat must
be used to elevate lho farmer aud hIs proirs-
sion 10 their true position .n the community.
The plan adopted By lh1 road proposes
lla, lla elementary principles of agriculture
be made one ut thc Studies inourpulli' schools
tho same on s.''''I''' ,'.''''' '',.
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