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MIS- GEL. ] lA-N E.OUS.
zf TERMS.

- q
E9s, 4H C9trse t1elsdfHg u Departments eG BooE- g
6sePsNga Lectures afsd Petnlan&hlp, faUdFidIEy IA
SO
For EtH cNZsei Ladies Department 20
VIE PRoPRlEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanka for the gratifying and unprecedented
cess which have marked the Of their aimee
It's At the Capital, stimulates themo
leSsa seEtions . meet g e ost DEcfeHt aRnsr the
rapidly Increasing demand for practical aRd
stTe e0itrSO 0 mercantile fRiR0. great practical
Of the Principal In heavy Banking C0unner
eta HOUSES 9sssted by educated and accomplished GENTLE
men has enabled him to bring degree perfection
SySsn 9I SOUNE!NG ROOM Instruction. by oral exercises
not ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
STUDENT by this drilled the DESK indfni
y step BY step 9ntl he has mastered whole
Of an Accountants duties 1s Thoroughly Gaoag he had
Sereed an GPpreHticeShip In large C1l1ercfnE
AoS and thus all faterins, and eEreglous
blunders are, In great measure, dSsipated
In addition TO our engagement accomplished AStist.
ants We have also secured the services vi some OF he
most ensnt lecturers in OhO, lecture eominereia
Our Of Instruction extended 70 parcularire
heEe but y embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, With free and fun diSculsIOn OF
ts Scientific upon Commercial iatofy
and History OF Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge.
9gaphy Commercial Products Commercial CaleuIEtona
POLITICAL economy Mercantile Law, Ehies Trade Part
nership, &c. = = s
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.FC CORh ESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning advertising or other A.
nanca Of the Ineghesr, should be addressed to
tleI IfopretoTH- .a..
Letters concerning editorial department Of The paper,
aouI be addressed TO the EdOrs jointly, to either one
VI them.
writing for publication, viii please write
ualy en- side Of the paper.
prompt attention to correspondents than
10y might otherwise receive.
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PIANO FORTTS.

OPENED THIS DAY A FINE STOCK OF
- ChiekeIinB's Elnno Roftes,
III no11 t3E ot hne koaeWOOd and Black Walnut finish,
~ u6 and 6f octaves. These instruments as
usual awarded the hlghet prEea gold medal at the
late Mechanics Fair, held in Boston, 1885,
Grand, Semi grand and Parlor grand PnnOs and for er
Square Pianos, the highest RF1t prize silver Medal
there being gold medals awarded for this InstFu
msnts We have facilities Afforded that will enable
% sell these Instruments at prices that viii eompSTe with
The most common IlsEa and We Eesgeetuily invite the
aud Variety Store, No. 20 Union street. ]. MELLOR
~ Pianos 20 rent. Music taught. fsh6
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NUMBER 2O5
CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.
174 MAIN ST.. w II EEL. .ESCiIs

MAIN I9'4sS w HI
aF.ALI AND alIIlYIIgR TY2xi DE.
SIQSE-k THOMAS take plssa1ref fn announcing that
~ they AFe lioWtn receipt 81 the fdn Soe FGn and
Dry G3OOdSy Varieties aud al1Il1neFY GSO6tS.
They hGye Just received their Second Fan Purehssra,
added 70 their orIner stpek3 VII enable them 10 nres
sent to the Publte more tiun - - =
$4,000 tNWORTE1OF GOODS.
Being by far the largest and MOST DESIRABLB stock Rua
ever oGered TO the Public
To t foTmtr variety they have adea IarRe ssoek OF
CaEPetnE aud R9gs OF the latest esSs and btSt make,
and also beautiful line Of ehniee HnFi SIlbe FOR %
Winter Trlde0 b2h OF which, well a. 70 their stock
ssHeTasly they Invite the attsnt6ul Of the Trade.
Having been In the Ea4tern HhFt time pFeTious 10
he Ate heavy rise h a kinds Of Cotton Rabre5, buy.
ng FS With t Cash, las they have done yenFs
Paf as vel az directly from The ImporteF5, Ianui6c
SFa In some inStaneRF5 they
70 sSe C1eh BbyeTS either by the PIECE or At RHTAI
exec II By similar house q heWeutyiE 3E5 tz5f1
OF thsr Increasing Trpde, theH
nave ads and are making ample furnish
me Iglc with eneof the beat selected gopdS In
their line In tho West. ar = s--. --'- s7i
In. this stock may be fnund fiiiy ! 81 -.4-t4 i.
5S Sds some ofths 6negt imported,
4OOO -. trencEs beFinOcIt
EninstT and every 9uAlity and color,
4OO ShAWls aud Qoaks-embraenE Of The FfcheFk
ever offered In Wheeling, - sS
8OO0 yds Gnghams, DebaEel, Declines and PEints and
eOOOg Of Domestics-emIFae ae4ng the latEgst line OF
American Woolens and Cotton goods kept by any GnIiSr
house, not by any house In the city,
They have laid In lhelF stock with view 10 closer cash
and pledge the Public thns eor upon their part
shaH be wanting to pieaSe.
They feel confident that they can oSer Inducements 20
co&e cdSh OtyeFS exceled By house In West II Ia
ne U6td steel No troubeto show Eood8-Eoods sent 20
Cars. Hotels aud Boats customer.
GA7AiWays on haudi PTim6 Live Geese Feathss1.
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CbanEe OfSEIIaeI
ScEEHELARD AMI RETZSBURGH RAILROAD.
o. 8. 1dAIItpAIIiY LINE
Wheeline andIPitta5nrgh.

THE hnes Slde Wheel pa. - Is
tfE Bankar ELeaEler 70 REsf CT
80 n, Capt. Geo. D. N06re,lnd = A
IL DIURdIS Capt Asa she pherd g
VIII sldily b5Veen wheeling and Roresti
City having Wheeing 6TeTy MOndays Wenelday and HEis
day and the Dinll sEey eE satqEday
1t a. n. afFfVin ~ IN Win the
CeVslanl aud AZ Ia time for The morning
line East EoeeSt
Tuesday, Thnrsday and and The piaF1ll
Monday, Wednesday Rriday 10 A. II; aITiyng Il
Wheeling In tine the Ohio.
Fer fregAt or passage apPy on beagl g e. ssss
Tieket for Cleveland, Toledei Al9sr6s5
troits D,
6Hi01s ~ e a. Ilastti 4 f6s 4 = MS
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BUSINESS CARDS.


LAWYERS.
AitsMEEsssl RtMssEhaat id SET & EIIiTzMgGlH III Is l5
Wheeling, va.
PENDLEI ON g. M LVIN. =
ATTORNEYS AT LAM,
0mCe, Over lhe Hunk Of VI heelinB.
Wheeling. Va.
.oeke, Hancock and Ohio counties. novS:iy
jasRsona 1iasa P.lEsrssailr. +. aSashai Va.
ss LP1asW uTner,
ATTORNEYS, AT LAW.
Che counties Of Wood, Writ jackson, Ilteie Giner aud
Particular attention given e sellyetions.
2HILADELP1iIA.--Hon. George shar1wood Hon. Joel
s JoGss, Hon. Chqs Gipin MessEs. Lee4
sALT1MoHE-M!e Nssls LpeEss., Nessrs. Penn
ylIEEL1NG-Mss z g. 4 J. J. Yaspar, Thomas John.
st0n. lE oc2e:1y
= AS. s.9NO a. Ia41 . A., 90. : -
AIIOkhEY AI' La W,
AyING sufficiently recovered to be able the
II practice q Ids prOsLon he for t,e present. be
ouId at his residence Quincy street Fourth and
JOHN X. DONEHOO,
ATTORNEY All LAW.
WILL practice in the courts of Hancock, Brooke Ohio
w ~. and MaEshan eOuqtis' - 49,. ..,,.
q Monroe
the Court House, Wheeling, Va. iankS.ly
-
PHYSICIANS.
Medical.
TOR. D. c. CRAORAPT tenders his professional services
~ to the citl1ens OF South Wheeling aud vicinity.
OFFICE directly west Of Kenetcs Hotel mr3:Snl
DOCTOR II. L. HARPER,
LATE or ALLEGHINY CI1'Y, PA.).
rINENDERs professional services the citizens Of
Mhs5ns' aud h0Pe.' ir9n his experiences g and fS tS
tee yedTs TO render sutsfastOn TO All who may require
once. 40 94s Main street. one square above the Monroe
House, and mnediately opposite the residence Of John
McLnre, Esq. decl0-6In.
DR.. q. G.. W1NCHELL,
DRNTHS a,
II AS taken suit Of splendid In Hornbrooks
Ia block, 1iSH Main ST. directly over c. r Browne Jew
By attention business reasonable charges good
and faithful work aWays Warrsute he hopes to secure
hare Of patronage.
Dr. Wis familiar with All the new modes Of inserting
Teeth, including the "COntnuous Gum" work Filling,
cleaning extracting done in the best and most faithful
No eharEelor advice Por further particulars inquire
he office. ulN24
ALFRED HUGHES, M. d.
Homeopathic PhyslcIani
iIAS removed his office aud reSldeles, aud permanently
located himself At the Of Fourth and Quincy Streets
below the First Presbyterian Church i-t
OTTIcH H0uEs;[Slornns,ir from to
Evenings, 80
BILL OF PRICES-FoF single VISIT cents; medicine,
p For or more visits day. 0O cen nedcide
aud upwards, the case may be. M
ObstetTe cases from Sbto $40.
Visits to the country, according to distance.
The above B Of Priees giYeu because Il u said my
haTEes are much higher, my S-lyd
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TR PORTATTON.
q =Ptttsbdrg 7Railroadl
sPRfSS13 4RR-4S S17EaiTNT

l.i..=17l {.
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,fIAsHORZNG{ IEH1IR4975g= =
Rose,
dseil BRIDGE CORNER DRUG sToPR.

DtFect 1mPOfGndiOn.
NNYEhHHO this DihEcI from The
Nv lee in Beliasl, ot Ran impoFtaton of IFiSh Ifno
Bley l4nrns aIld Linen oaHbTic ualdkerehefS TfsSS
sils were especially for sales, and are var.
Tsnted al pure We would respectfully invite pnr.
ehAeE4 70 eau aid gxApte, determined 10
At less prices than can be purehasrd 10 tbe
splS t4i fHEIskEEL 4 SWEARIEGEN.
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Ella ~ rs!
very yneGtandsupsltorarttsle Of
BANK CHECKS on all the city Banks
ORDER BOOKS,
sIAHK DEEDS, NOTES, DRAFTS. &C.,
Frmsd on extra paper, Tor sale at this once
DrGy Receipts and Bile of LGdieg
fIu'sd and Found TO oneT Also. every aessrPiOaoI
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING!
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Powder! PoWllerI

MI BELLY hzs constantly In magazine, q a supply
4AAe DuPOnt5 Eple[ior Rine, Sporting In uiiteTsl,
EIsatttk both for and coal hiei he IiiI ter 81
The 9gaPsty % spgg paeksgs eF can e had in Ne
vii do well 70 call.
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OFFICE Corner of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuancc from Quincy st.
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gbr lObeelirla 9lrtelli9eutrr,

DAILY, TRI-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CA MPBELL & McDERMoT.
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CHICkERING,s PIANO- -FORTEk

: OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
sale, fresh supply Of ChiekernE Sons eei-
u u shratei Piano foEtes. Of TsSutifal Black Wal.
tone and lghtness Of touch surpassed either s
country or Europe and are offered anuaetu-
rer1 Prteess including carriage. q ~
Also Prince Cos NslodennR, new Stve, With fan ana
sWe or hne oseHoOd dnh, and at The lowest Buffalo
pties with general stock Of Martins GnitnrS
4tSnn french and German VIolhg VIOllneeos, 8iuteS
ess BAntoA Tstnhorinel, Tuning Forks, IaIIaa
Strings with an otF articles in the music line and A Tee-
raj aSseTtnient Of Variety GoodS. ~
Wholesale and retail the old NuSIe and VARIETY tsr.
No. 96 Unlon street;
nif2 n. tL--... ----.---- ---...- nfErr1n,,
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lENCOUKA0E ARERIC4E M1NUFAoTURE6
~ BUTlI REsRA- BOOK.K KERPRF6S II -
Writing FllIi6.

this superior fluid Ink has before the pubic
- nov nearly tEo year It has been constantly FnlnnF q
@ s and nov preferred BY many 70 The fTSmed Az.
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HoF9e dioVeFs q N oFse 7CiSVeR6f r. .
A-sl4kliE alsoFtmene all Kinds for ssaIs low ~
SHEPPARD 8 AORoAN,
"1Vtt i9i hsih a4Fsrtl ssfnevlS JlRIaa.f
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TO yopng men who wish to acquire "Busin EiUch-
Hon. We think 1t affords fucilites very seldom quHlCd
Mr. GRANGER has the rare Of theure eal EnOW
SEs and aptness In tsaehng added % practical Counting
his College E be fully competent TO keep the most con
cdted SetQf BookS
A.P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
j. j. JAGNEY, seey Board Of Control State Bank Of o..
y.R. PARSi, Book Keeper at D. n. Wosdbury's.
D. oYERDIER, hook Keeper at Clinton Hank.
Fl H. q. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Go. p
o. b. MASON Book Keeper at J. II. Riley Co.'s. ,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1857-12-31
LATER FROM KANSAS.
Invasion Of Doniphan by RufIians
LINE Not KILLED.

The Missouri Democrat, of Wednes-
day, has news from Kansas to the 18th
and 18th, which informs us that Gen.
Lane was not killed, as reported, but
that the murder of a Mr.. Latham prob
ably originated the report. Lane was
at Doniphan on the 10Th. We con-
dense the following statement of the
news from the Democrats dispatches
and editorials:
We learn by this arrival that Stan
ton was still acting as Governor, and
apparently with the appreciation OF
his successor lien. Denver; that Gen.
Harvey had sent two companies OF
cavalry upon Stanton's requisition to
suppress rebellion at Fort Scott,
where several lives had been sacrificed
Gen. Harvey had also posted troops
at Doniphan, Atchison, Kickapoo,
Lawrence, Lecompton, and Leaven-
worth, but he did not really apprehend
any disturbance at the polls. The lc-
ultimate vote will be very small, but
as this arrival passed many Missouri
ans going up to vote, which taken IL
connection with Stanton's removal
may cause bloodshed at the pools.
An arrival from the plains reports
that two companies of the Fifth in
fantry had met with reverses, and thai
the depot at Fort Laramie was threat
ened by the Mormons.
y meeting was held at Lecomptor
on Friday last, at which several thous
and free state men assembled, anC
passed a resolution declaring their in
tcntion to abstain from voting on tn,
Dist inst, and adhere to their formc
programme.
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SIleriff'S Sale.

10y virtue of vcnditioni cxponas and a
ID decree to me directed from the Clerks
office of the Randolph Circuit Court, | will
expose TO sale at the Court House door in
Winchester, Randolph County, Ind, on the
| 18th day of Jan'y, 1883, between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock a. NJ. and o'clock L. NJ of
said day, the rents and profits for years of
the following real estate, to wit:
Beginning at a stake at the center of sec
ton twenty-one, in township twenty, OF
range fourteen east, running thence east on
the line dividing the northeast and south
east quarters OF said section twenty-one, TO
the south east corner of the south west quar-
ter Of the north east quarter OF said section
twenty ole, thence north on the line dIvid-
ing tie sid southwest quarter and south
east quarter of the north east quarter of said
section twenty-one to the north east corner
of said south west quarter OF said north east
quarter of said section twenty -one, thence
north on the line dividing the north west
and north east quarters of the north east
quarter of said section twenty one : poles
to a stone witness, a stone north 4414 deg S
east ten links, thence west parallel to line
dividing the south west and north west quar-
tiers of said north east quarter of said section
twenty one ID. poles to stone witness, an
apple-tree 3 inches in diameter north sOl
deg. east y links, thence north parallel with
a line dividing the north west and north east
quarters or the said northeast quarter OF
said section twenty-one % poles to stone
witness, an apple-tree , inches in diameter
south - deg. east 81 links, thence west on
line parallel to the line dividing the south
west and northwest quarters of said north
east quarter of said section twenty one, to a
stone 10 poles east of the line dividing the
north west and north cast quarters of said
section twenty one, witness beach south "A
deg. east ~ links, also a beach ; inches in
diameter south 40 deg. west 10 links, thence
south parallel to the line dividing the north
west and north east quarters of said section
twenty one 50 poles to a stone witness, a
stone north 30 degrees west l4is links, also
a stone north IL deg. east % links, theme,
west parallel with the line dividing tn,
southwest and north west quarters of said
north east quarter of said section twenty
one to a stone witness, a stone north 3s deg
east q links, thence south on said line di
yiding the north west and northeast quar-
tiers of said section twenty-one o. poles &c
the place of beginning, estimated to contain
fifty-two acres and thirty two poles, more OF
less; and, on failure to realize the amount
demanded by said writs, will at the same
time and place expose to sale the fee simple
of the aforesaid real estate, seized and taker
in execution as the property Of Samuel 7
Indy, at the suit of Daniel b. Miller, as
signec of Thomas T.. Hamilton and John A
Hamilton, and at the suit of Jehu Hiatt.
WIN VI. CAMPBELL, Sh'f.
dec II, '5S-pr's fee SlU 30.
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men, was a local quarrel, not connec-
ted Immediately with the election. al
though between Free State and Pre-
Slavery men. The latter had sent TO
Missouri for assistance. A requisition
was made on Friday by Stanton on
Gen. Harvey for two companies of dra-
goons, who were at once dispatched to
the spot. Gen. Lane also sent of two
companies of Free State troops terrific
rial militia to look after the dragons
and see that they do no harm. The
Legislature was still in session. Ii
had passed an act submitting the Cal
Loun Constitution to a vote of the peo-
pie of the territory on the .tiffh of Jan
uary, in three forms: lst, constitution
with slavery; I'd, constitution without
slavery; Sd, against the constitution.
\ very stringent election law, as al
ready published by the Democrat, had
been passed providing against frauds
and authorizing Judges of election, to
be appointed by the Governor and
Speaker Of the House. Provisions had
been made to have the names of all
voters on the Dist, taken down by
committees at each precinct, so as tC
counteract and make manifest fraudu-
lent returns. A good many Missouri
ans, we regret to say, were passing NJ
the river, and going over the border to
participate in the election. 1t was re
ported that Stanton had vetoed one o.
two bills, but that the Free State Leg
islature had not insisted on passing
them, although having the necessary
majority. The Walker democrats o
the territory had called mass terrific
rial convention to meet on the oath, t.
indorse his course, and recommend t
Congress the passage of an enabling
act. They would undoubtedly oppos
the course of the administration, a
was evident from the tone of the pr
mary meetings. Douglass speech ha'
not reached the territory, but his pc
sition was understood from his privdt
advices
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ANOTHER LETTER FROM GOV
WALKER.

The Hon. Robert j. Walker respon
ded to an invitation to attend the cele
bration of the landing of the Pilgrims
by the New York New England Soci-
ETY., as follows:
WASHINGTON Cry, Dec. 10, 1857.
f. d. Morgan, Esq., Chairman, &C.:
DEAR SIR:-Circumstances beyond
my control compel me to be absent
from the Anniversary Dinner of the
New England Society, to which you
have SO kindly invited me.
This is time when we are all sum-
moned to recur to first principles, so
gloriously associated with the early as
well as the revolutionary history of
New England. 1t may be truly said
that the Mayhower, which bore the
Pilgrims to the shores of New England,
was freighted with the liberties of the
world. On board that immortal yes
sci was framed the social compact
basing all human government on the
consent of the governed, and carrying
it into execution by the choice of their
rulers by their own vote. AS your
fathers landed on your rock-bound
shores, there dawned the first faint
glimmcring of the great principle OF
self-government, which rose upon en-
franchised humanity in all its meridian
splendor, on the 4th of July, 1776.-
That great principle Of se!f-gorernment
Is about being subjected TO a fearful
and, perhaps, a .fnai test, IN an unhap-
py Western Territory. If this princi-
pie can be subverted there, and such an
act ratified by Congress, the Pilgrim
Fathers will have landed in vain on
the shores of New England, in vain
shall its great truths have been promul-
gated in the Declaration of American
independence, and the blood of tho
Revolution will have been wasted on q
soil where military and dcspotic pow
er would soon resume their sway, as
under our suicide the freedom of oui
country and the world forever sank
with its last bubbling cry" into that
great deep where it should remain unit
"the seas give up their dead" and
man shall answer for his crimes, at the
dread judgement seat of his Creator.
AS Pennsylvania, l have ne
claims by birth or ancestry on New
England, and presume that for this
kind invitation to your anniversar,
dinner | am indebted to my wife, who
is defendant Of the illustrious Boston
printer boy. benjamin Franklin, i,
whose principles and virtues | have en-
deavored to rear my children.
In closing this letter, permit me t.
transmit for the occasion the following
sentiment:
Self Government. = Whenever j
shall be endangered here, let every sol
of New England, wherever residing
rise as one man TO the rescue.
Most respectfully, your obedient ser
want. II. j. WALKER.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1857-12-31

I, was announced while ago that pa.
per would be printed on board the Wander.
bilt cas- she sailed" Well, IL seems chick
ems were aboard; and although We have nc
proof vet that they contributed any thing di.
rectly TO the NEWS aforesaid, we have the
following evidence that one Of them wa,
"wKfTTEN TO-" and as "the hen" Is a yer,
loquacious spimal, We think il highly proba
bic this one responded VIVA VOC. The
"LaY" is from Mis- IIARRIET IIosxER, on,
Of the passengers on the Vanderbilt last
voyage to Europe:
To the Hen that laid the egg the poet had
for breakfast, on board the Vanderbilt, Mon
day morning, Nov. 2, 1851.
Hail laying bird and thrice all hail.
Thou'st raised an egg; my voice III raise
For will shall not, IL flesh shall fail,
To greet thy lays with other LAYS
The yolk was easy, but for me.
Though with material more ample,
How idly vain the hopes would be,
Like thee to set as good egg sample!
In vain tho cen hearts blood split,
And vet than now, what time more fit,
While | upon the Vanderbilt,
Or brooding DER the hatch way sit
But no myself could not plume
In plucking all thy feathers rare
From out thy cap, or back, or doom
Thy nature to a biped bear.
For laying claims to laying eggs
Would be too like (my way of reading)
The last hen on her final legs,
'Twould be the last last foul proceeding
I'm not in CRATE, nor vet in small,
Or smaller things would do thee wrong;
Thou shellest out thy little all,
Like Shelley, I'll give thee song.
4 song, and words Of comfort too,
Progression still kind nature sings,
And keeping this advice in view,
Lay myself out for greater things.
For greater things, and thou shalt shine,
Confessed by savage and by sage;
If other voices are like mine,
The only Nestor of the age.
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season, practical directions in regard
to the best modes Of culture. feed ng.
and syrup or sugar making.
TIE MKT sEAsoS.
We are constrained ut this time TO
caution our readers against laying out
plans for excessive planting next Sum.
mer. Better towait another year even.
before venturing too largea sum. The
persons indicated in note IL, above,
may well plan for a moderate crop next
year. Others should study well the
chances Of profit over old staple crops.
We have urged every farmer to grow
corn for folder, and think the Sugar
Cane NAV be used for similar pur-
pose to still greater advantage.
A WORD AZ To SEED.
Numerous inquiries addressed to us
already, indicate an almost feverish
anxiety to secure seed for next year
This is needless. There is probably
enough in the country to meet all de-
mands. There have been many thous-
ands of acres planted this year, Of
which large portion has matured.-
We shall be disappointed if there be
not plenty of seed offered in the Spring
at ID to 30 cents per pound, If not Al
lower rates. 1t is yet too soon to form
correct estimate of the probable dc
mand, or estimate exactly the amount
to be offered for sale. We shall Civ,
it ont quite freely in our years free
Seed Distribution, to all subscriber
wanting it in limited quantities.