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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-27

GRAND DIsPLAY-The Sultan of Turkey
being about 70 give away his daughter to the son
OF the Egyptian Viceroy. has ordered jewelry for
ner to tho extent Of 100000 Even her slippers
are 70 be set with diamonds and the setting of her
ian and mirror are valued at eco Oo0
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NsIrlCE.-. All prrssns tadebtea ~ I'll AZ
IN GARRETT CO, are requested :. va .aa
Johnson Harwood's store, No. ~ Malta M1ess. hs
ssttle edistely, q longer inaa sssse.
givsa.
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The NILE ExPEDITIoN.-The expedition to the
sources Of the Nile, under the command Of Count
Escsyrae DO Lautusss has NOT, a. was recently re.
ported, been abandoned. Tho reports OF dissensons
among tho exp .dit onisss, and the Incompetence Of
the leader have been traesd to certaia Austrsn "a
vsns who having been thwarted In their purpose OF
controlling the expedition and failing in their Of
forta to prejudise their companions against theiI
loader, left tns expedition and returned home.
la letter to tbs Leipsiger Zeitung, dated Cairo
January 90 Count Essayiac states that the vessels
of tho expedition had, during this month Of Decem.
bsr, psssed the catxacts of the Nile in safety On
the 18th of October detachment set out under the
command of the British naval officer Tuyford 1t
consisted of two steamers and eight barks, and was
accompanied by escort of Turkish military. The
passage of the cataract Of Wadf.Hslfa com
lively easy bur the assistance Of four thousand
was necessary in ascending the second cataract and
the passage Of he third finally omplshed on
the 18th December. Ths vessels all having received
sight injuries they are undergoing rspsirs at Don
gola from which place the entire expedition was to
start early in the snsuins summer. Beyond this
point no further difficulties in the navigation Of the
Niis are anticipated. The enterprise u receiving
Al fPnuv fha -
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~. DAVIS COUGH KLIxIH~T..~
Colda whoogiss covsh, fulnsnsry comS,S;s $500
srsise ffom cSds and neglected. ccashs I. dssa.ss
srs.ns n Rorslsssy fhs following sssti 4,
nom : sshsismsa vel knovn In this esuruanit. 10
Mrs.. a. B. Daus, Dear nsssw 10y =, 1853
sure IN certifying 70 the beneficial ss.ss ~ pes
liable medicine named and 20 wei sno, Joor va.
t DAWy CSUah ELIxIks Having Used i. {. ~,
ny wife has been greatly ssnsi.tsd and ns..s Jas
stored from disease of the shs,t eonr,st ssh re-
my ssnpsisn n the late war with Asrieo' vs.s n
you make any use OF this letter ya s0oa easst:
proper, FOX the benefit Of the Community A. .nmf
You" 4 5Sssgs:;.tsil b
For sale By kp. A D. DAVIS. ess,.,, AL.
Alex. Duval, Paterson Jsekson, Chas N,i,..ssenh
e ,. rieo. A. Bodster and Charles b Y.i.. 'sasA,
VIaG!NIA WORM Kill EE -1;aI,-
DREN CRY FOR 1T -rhis prepsrst;an r.
e ersn usea 70. years: sud It's Popularity daily H.
woIm destroyer becomes more known he
ceutiy recommended by physicians Ard otb.s. "eh'
M ss peg. ana most peasan. remedy Or ~.
peiiihs worms In uss. 1t 10 sg-rly taken bv ~
drsn, and Will prove rucceasful when a the a,si s
nsuseaing worm seed oil preparedness fail ''ainaf'
generally. y DrussT'
iACk sON's EXCkLsIOR R1TT ~
y Eead and pay attention to the fol,cwin,
from we'll known and distinguished citz.n ~ are
how highly he speaks OF these Celebrated R,.,.rs
now much ia vogue: Di'sefh
"Mr. X. H. JAcxsoH--pear Sir; Nv rno.b.,.
law, Mrs. Armstrong. has been afflicted with ~.
pspsia fer some sixteen years Not finding snv d..
msnent relief from the various rensdla. ys-S - ~
was induced to try your 'Exc.lsor Hitte,s; AZ !.
affords me much pleasure to testify to thel,
results Che can now enjoy her food with rsii.S :.
which she was stranger previous to the use OF vos
valuaoIe meolene GEO. w. WILsyp
MEDICAL ns,n T,HE
lvI JUSTLY CELEBRATED Dr. PARSONS az
VA Ii to ify that hsye used In my nrssti.
and have seen used By others, DR. L. Scotts CsIsb,s
ted White CiIcsssian Imminent, and have no nd,
t.ton In sayng that haze confidence In il rbsr
any other Lniment | ever saw. | have used IL y
Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises. Pains and Snns
With almost universal success. and can with eons
cence recommend 1t to the affl ,cted.
EDWIN PARSONS, MD.
Va, Dec. 4. 1855.
All the above Medicines for sale by FureeIl L.a
4 Co sod Alex. Ouvsl Richmond "A
A eE ..TAiStCnn foa ALL.
In 3resry wi inter, Snow or rain,
Whap Winds do blow, ] am the ssme
In iowly COT, or rich mans retr-st
am TO them, INSTANT RELIEF.
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SUPERIOR FAMILY sOAP.--lOO boxes
~ for sale by
NH ai-lw DUNLOP, MoNCURE / co.
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INN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FIT
Il TING EsrABLIsHMENT, THlaTEENTH
subscriber is fully prepared to do all kinds of work
in the above business, with dispatch; and returns
thanks to his numerous patrons for past favors and
sOlcits continuance of the ssme. Being master
Of his business, he can promise his customers that
all work done by him will, at least be equal to any
ether house in the city, and fully eheap-a fact
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.-Re 10 prepared
to execute this description Of work in a very supe-
rior manner, both in town and country.
TIN WARE -Always ON hand, large and Esne-
raj assortment of Tin Ware, wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING-He ID likewise prepared to do
all kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner
PUMPS-He keeps always on hand large aud
extensive stock of Well and Garden Pumps.
felt CHARLES Fl. LANGLEY
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>gA NEW seitIN q AND sUiihi X
"a GOODs-The subscriber would Ii tn > at
VIZ tention of his friends snd customers, and the
AND SUMNER GOOuS. consisting of CLOfHS,
CAssIMSRES VEsTiNGs, &c, recently selected
with much care by himself in the Northern cities
aud which he would be happy to make up in the
latest and most superior style snd on reasonable
terms VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor, 18th st.,
NH INV Opposite Exchange Hotel.
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CLOTHING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
"a p. EkCHER & BROTHER,
XsA MEKCHANF rAIT,ORR

Wa NO. &c MAIN ST, BELOW ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Ill Having received thar epring aud Sum.
supply consisting in splendid stock Of French,
German and English Cloths, Cassmeres Ves.in7s,
and other Gardeners Furnishing Goods, of the
finest quslity, and most fashionable patterns, cofp-
biaed with a most elegant assortment Of city made
Clothing. OF unusual variety respectfully invite q
call of their friends and the public feeling confident
their goods and prices will please them
CT All orders in their line promptly and neatly
executed, and warranted to give satisfaction.
NH zG-1m*
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1877 ..sPKING and : 0 NiNIE Err sTOCI
1901. OF READY-MADE CLOTHING Il a

loDss OF READYMADE CLOTHING II am
now IN receipt of the largest and most desirable
at my new store. ! have now open full assortment
OF szes of Black Cloth Dress Costs Business Cassi-
mere Frocks tchoice soodsl Black and Fancy Cassi.
mers Pants; Satin, rich figured Twiiied Grensdine
Siita, FsrmeIs Satin, Fancy Cashmere. Fancy and
White Marssiles Vests- =
FURNISHING 6OODS-Crsvats; Eeck Ties of
every variety; Suspenders; Haadk Gloves;
shirts; Collars; Gauu Merino and silk Unde shirts
and Drawers; HsifSAose, of Silk, Cotton, Thread,
&c &c
la returning dncSD thanks To my liberal patrons
solicit an early call from them and tho public sen.
orally to examine my new stock.
j.. ID. GOODMAN, No. Iig Main o.
n. b ---Dssirous of reducing ny Winter Stock ~
Iow - possibe those in want win fad such goods Ct
satisfaatory prices. NH is D. O.
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~ y All kinda Of Bells made tn ordsr. in i7-.Sm

nAGUkhNkOTYPhs BY 1HN AID OF
~ sTEAM-NEW ARRANGEMENTS At Os-
BORNE'S PICTURE GALLERY.--Ws sre pre-.
pared TO take from cre to half dozen pctursss at 3
. sipgls sitting Having increased our means and
force we expect take thozsGRd Likenesses per
week We shall pay particular arssntion to cur pic.
lures on glass All of our Ambrotypss will be sealed
up with double plate glass and warla ntsd TO stand
ia any climate. Dou'r mistake the place
OsRURNE'5
mil Opposite Exch.n re Bsnt.
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la vi EK q liant TAILOHINtl kS-
IA TABLISHMENT-L. COHEN & BRO .
M have returned from the North, with well
In selected assortment of all kinds of Cloths Gas.
simeres Linen nj srseilles &c &c for custom work.
ae has well selected assortment gentlemens fur
nishing Goods viz Shirts Drawers Collars Ora
gats, Neck Ties Gloves, and many other articles too
numerous to mention. l have large let of Linen
Drill, very heavy, for negro Clothing. which will
make up at $3.50 the suit. l keep constantly on
hand g large lot of Ready Made Clothing, which
will sell low any other house in this city. All
goods warranted. L. COHEN BRO,
No. 4 Main street, opposite old Market.
NH 2y-tpl%
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o. Aflt fE M wide white Pine b Ola rds,
~O,OUU selected widths. for tobseco cases, for
sale, 70 arrive.
NH rs R. Fl. wHiTLoCK Rom
GUANU --Now landing from sclsr. Clara
NJ Bell. It the Dock. No Peruvian Quano. Ralti.
more Inspection, In bags and foe oider fer sale
by 4. n. eKInKER 4 co.
NH - Cary street.
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DICHMGND MUSICAL ACADEMY
Ia, r. T. GAEi.EIrp pr;r.;..,

~
Ia T. l. GAbLEHER, PRINCIPAL
The fourth session of this institution will com.
mence March the 28th 1857, and cootinue until the
25th of june following Including q term OF "a les
soma. 10 this school, instructions given in every
department Of Music Especial attention 10 siyen
to vocal traiurg and this study practice fsasrsd
sic. One of the Juvenile CLASSES will meet in the
Lecture Room of the lat Presbyterian tDr Moors,l
Church. on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons a!
O'Clock; the other will meet in the Lecture Room
of he lst Baptist tDr Eurrows) Church, Tuesday
and Frosy afternoons, at O'clock. The adult chs,
will meet in the Lecture Room of the Sd Baptr
(Dr Jeters) Church. The 6rst meeiss of this slass
will BIS helt on Thursday evening, April 2nd, 1T 3
O'Clock. Terms of tuition per rsssion elias, exercises,
Juvenile class, So so; sdnt elias, B5 60 Lessons Ga
the Piano, helodion, &c, &24; Gui ar. Flute, sc
1913. Private lessony On the voice. per lesson o. o.
Further inform alton may De bsd By application to
| L.. GALLEHER. ct MIS-. Russesls en- Broad be-
tween 9th and 10th streets.
REFEsENcEs.-The patrons of the schoeI;the Pas.
tors Of the Churches in the city; Rev. B. ManIey
President of Baptist Femsia institute; Rev. L. H.
Lee, n. D.; Hon. D. 2. Baldwin, Richmond, Va.
NH 2l-7s
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a. tlHGVAl..- u. nAGkitTf, Beii and
IL BRASS FOUNDER AND FINIsBER.--Haying re.
moved my Foundry to No. $50 Main strest, between
7th and 9th streets, am now prepared tn execute
orders for all kinds of Brass and Composition Cast
ings also all kinds of Brass Finishing; and having
purchesed the patent right Of 9arrstts Patent Anti
Friction Metal which 10 superior to any thing Of tho
kind nov in use will furnish the much cheap
or than Brass
D. HAGERTY, Bell and Brass Founder,
No. 256 Main street.
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SPRING sTOl X, FUk 1857.

Co. NOTICE. 10 The LADIES'
a The subscriber hes just received large
supply of Ladies', Misses and Childrenis
Ehoes, CONSISTING ir part of
Ladies Morocco Welt Bootes, with heels
Miss4S do do DO DO
Children's do do do do
Ladiss' do Thin sole Bootees. with heels
Do dc do do without heels
Do Black Lasting Caters, very fine
Do DO do do without heels
Do do Black Morocco and Kid Slippers,
with heels
Misses Morocco Bronze Slippers
Children's Morocco ana Pat Leather Ankle Ties
And many other styles OF shoes.
All of the above goods were selected by himself
with especial care and he takes pleasure in recon-
mendins them to bis customers, being of the very
best quality. ALEX HILL.
NH 2 III Main street
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SPECIAL NOTtCE.-W. PETERSON
- GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. having purchased of
FANCY ARTICLES &c, at his city DRUG STORE,
corner of 18th and Main streets, next to the St.
Charles Hotel respectfully socts ccntinuaa zoe of
hs predecessor, and hopes by strict attention and
PARTICULARLY as to the purity and good quality of all
sIticles offered for saie to liberal share of
custom. MARCH q 1857.
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SPKiNG Il A ID h - We arr receiving
- and opening a large and handsome s.sortmsnt
OF Ready Made Clothing, consisting in part of fne
black and fancy colored Cloth Costs, made Frocks,
black and colored, nicely made and of various styIes
IF cuts; fancy all wool fweeds, Drap D'Ete Summer
Cloth, Italian, Royal Cord black snd fancy silk
Coses; back and fancy Alpaca. white and colored
Linen Duck, white, check aud buff Maeilies suit
also, Pants OF every grade and price; Ves in endess
variety. We keep constantly on hand large stock
Ing Goods for gentlemen's wear All Of which we
Will sell ~ low a. the same quality Of gods be
bought any where. All desire 10 call, believing
we can convince purchasers, that what we say 10
tue, every gsrment we sell We warrant
MERCHANT, WIE5i9ER CO,
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- TILL THEY CUME...An0fher and the
~ third supply of Lau dreths superior Garden Seed
received by express and for sale at the Drug Store of
the subscriber. Early York Cabbage Seed Large
York do Esrly and Late Drumhsad and Flat Dutch
do Caalif,wer; Early Turnip and Long Blood Beet;
Asparagus; Large Marrowfat Peas, &c. sc.
JNO. W. GAKLICK,
NH l4-2v Market Place FRANKLIN street.
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NEW York, Marcel 26.--Fiour buoyant; State q
Southern advanced cts Wheat dull and sales o
important. Corn buoyant, but Quotations only =
minal Stocks frmer
BALTIMORE, March 26.-Markets dull and unchar
ed
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wife Martha A. Lewis
~ has left my bed and board, without just cause
or provocation on my part; therefore, do forwarn
a persons against receiving her into their houses,
giving hsr credit for any thing my account for any
sum or amount whatsoever.
ia 13-6m* JOHN LEWIS.
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Having sold to w. PETERSON my stock of Drugs
80 at the store corner of 18th and Main streets i
hereby recommend him to the confidence of my
friends and the public and respectfully ask for him
continuance of the patronage heretofore literally
bestowed uEon me.
MY Office, for the present, will be with Mr.. Peter.
son, at the old stand
MARCH 2, lSs7.--mh 3-dIm. J. B. WOOD.
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sAM'L D. DENOON.

SPECIAL NOTiCE.--I have never ma de
~ tour of Europe, from ths fact, that my fnances
would not admit OF any such indulgence But not
withstanding ths subscriber 1stters himself he il
able to furnish better article of Soda Water than
can be found in this part of the country he being The
oideIt Soda Water bother In the city The superior
ity OF my manufacture will readily be seen BY com.
pairing the article in market, it being made from
Filtered Water. Those in ant of No. l article of
SODA Water, Phisdephia Ale, Porter and Champagne
Cider and NO 'humbug." would do well to give me
trial before purchafing elsewhere.
WARREN Garfield. Agent,
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THOMAS QUARLEs would taxa this os g. 40.
to eaprsss his grateful astnowisdsms 90 M. a
msreus friends and the public for tns v's ,,s. q
patronage extended to him during ions go, 80
yesry: and would respec' fully soiicit for 700 -
hrm Of CRENsHAW, QUAkLEs w.,
tinuapce Of the same. - -
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The following 10 comparative statement Of the
condition Of the New York Banks for the previous
week:
Msrch14 March q.
Discounts, ells25o sss s1iS4is 697 Inc. e1s7 7oS
Specie, ll,o77,7s2 il 2sl,S73 Inc 2l3 64l
Circulatiou e45l54l 8493,z38 Inc. 1857
Dana.its Z31 x76 90 AU6. $50 Inc 2l75 I2S
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MFRS CLAIBORNE BARKsDALE will
l'l open School for Girls, op the Goth of March
at her residence. on Church Hill, corner oath and
Franklin ST.. The uaus branches of English study
will be pursued.
TERMS Two dollars per month.
REFERENCEs.---R. Gaines, DR.. J. Brown
Henry Darlington, Charlotte, Virginia; r. H. Haury
Esq Or John Ways, N. C. Read, Esq Richmond.
NH l7..-dSm
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II FOUNDRY, FANCY CRATE ANO FENDER
MANUFACTURER-No2 25 Main street. between
8th and 9th, west sideThe subscriber has for sale
500 Crates, Tenders and Summer Pieces, embracing
100 different kinds, and 10 daily Crates
to order, wholesale and retail. at Northern prices-
Crates Bells, &c, neatly packed and forwarded 10
any part of the stste Also, B. els and Brass Castings
made to order and all kinds of repairing done at the
shortest notice. -
NH I6-6m RANT, ID DENOON
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-11

ABOLITION OF RUSSIAN SERrDoM--It is
now known that the Emperor is firmly re-
solved on the abolition Of soridom, and it is
thought that the 18th December, the fete day
of the Emperor Nicholas, has been fixed on
for the publication Of the ukaso, because his
late Majesty, when on his death bed, recon-
mendcd it to his son.
~ A coxcomb, teasing Dr. Parr with an
account of his petty ailments, amongst others
complained that he could never 60 out with
out catching cold in his head. No wonder, ~
returned the doctor, "you always go out
without anything in it."
A Western lawyer, addressing the jury,
says "The law expressly declares, gentle
men, in the beautiful language Of Shakespeare,
that when no doubt exists of the guilt of the
prisoner, it is your duty to lean on the side
Of justice, and fetch him in innocent
A lady leaving home was thus addressed
by her little boy
Mamma, will you remember and buy me
a penny whistle, and lett be aroligious one,
that | can use on Sunday"
The Chicago Times says there is one branch
of human affairs not affected by the financial
PRESSURE ana, as case IN point states lhtl
a German woman in that city has just given
birth to triplets all Of which are doing we'll.
~ a person asked Chapman if the toll
ing Of bell did not put him in mind Of his
latter end. He replied No. sir, but the
rope puts me in mind Of yours"
~ President Kimball Mormon, boasts
that he has had "altogcthor about fifty chill
drcn, and that he is doing the works OF
Abraham, Isaac and jacob
Information is received of tho confscation,
by the Austrian government of all the prop
erty of Louis Kossuth within its reach.
~ The ladies say they are opposed to
stopping the Males on the Sabbath, especially
inthc evening, unless they stop at their homes.
WHAT IS WOMAN; "An article manu-
featured by milliners and dress makers,
Who wants but little on her head
But much below 10 make her spread"
70 "You are writing my bill on very
rough paper, said a client to his attorney
"Nevor mind, - said the lawyer, "it has to be
filed before it comes into court
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at is MORE BLESSED. b"

Give as the morning that flows out Of Heaven;
Givel as the waves when their channel is riyeni
Give as the fiec air and sunshine given;
Lavi-hly, utterly, carclessly.gi,c
Not the waste drops Of thy cup ovcrhowingi
Not the faint sparks Of thy hearth ever glowing;
Not pale bud from the June roses blowing
Give as lie gave thee who gave thee to live.
Pour out thy love like the rush Of a river,
Wasting its waters for ever and ever
Through the burnt sands that reward not the giycr ;
Silent or songhl, thou nearest the sea-
Scatter thy life the summer showers pouring
What ifno bird through thepearl-rain is soaring
What II no blossom looks upward adoring'
Look to the life that was layishcd for thee.
Give, though thy heart may be wasted and weary,
Laid on an altar all ashen and drcary,
Though from It's pulses faint msclore
Beats in thy soul, The sad passage Of fate;
Bind It with cords Of unshrinLing devotion,
Smile at the song Of its restless emotion;
IT'S the stern hymn Of eternity ocean;
Hear and in silence thy future await.
So the wild wind strcws its pcrfumed carcsscs;
Evil and thankless the desert it besscs,
Bitter the wave that its soft pinion presses
Never /, ceascth to whisper and sing
What il the hard heart give thorns for thy roses?
What il on rocks thy tired bosom rcposesi
Sweetest is the music with minor keyed closes,
Faircst the vines that on ruin will cling.
Almost the day Of thy giving is Overt
Ere from the grass dies the bce-hauntcd clover
Thou wilt have vanished from friends aad from lover
What shall thy longing avail in the grave
Give, as the heart gives whose letters are breaking
Life love and hope, all thy dreams and thy waking;
Soon, Heavens river thy soul fever shaking,
Thou shalt know God and the gift that he gave.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-12-11
agricultural.
A HINT For THE SEASON.

We greatly desire that our friends should
make up statistics of the products of their
farms for the year, embracing grain, fruit, hay,
wool, butter, cheese, beef pork, sugar, mo-
lasses, timber, lumber, fre-wood, stone, &C.,
giving to each its market value, and making
out the grand total for the year. We do not
wish this for our sake, but for theirs We
could use some of them to advantage, if they
were in our hands. But every farmer could
use them for himself in several most impor-
tant estimates. We will mention some OF
them.
l. He would learn just how much his liv-
ing costs him We are convinced that very
few farmers know this what each ones fam
lily eat, drink, wear, and BURIAL, we mean
that is drawn from the farm, he sets down foi
nothing. But all these items are TO be plac
ed to the credit of his farm, as certainly as i
he had them to buy. An estimate of thi
sort would soon convince him how little
small salary will do for the support Of fam
ily
2. He would learn from such estimate
what crop pays best for the capital expended
This is of immense consequence to the farme
in his plans for the future. Every such est
mate should be well weighed
8. If, along with such estimates he will
also make notes of the prices and tho facli
ties for marketing in regard to each crop, tn
value ofthe result will be much increased
A few years record ofsuch matter, would con
stitute the man who made it an authority OF
such topics, much to his own advantage an,
that of his friends.
a. Such estimates would often show wher
a leakage occurs on farm. Some crops are
we doubt not, grown just because the farme
has been in the habit of growing them. The
yield him no profit but he does not know il
Now an estimate of this sort would open hi
eyes wonderfully, if it was carefully made.
s. Such estimates would help make on
farmers eract men. This would be a create
advantage than any we have mentioned. -
Ohio Farmer.