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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-25

NOTICE OF FORECLoSt RE.-Whercas Margaret J.
~ GsTa and fraucis G.rral both OF Surry in the
County Of Hancock, en- the 10th day Of February, 4 D
lN5s by le'l of mortgage, duly acknowledged and r.
corded ~ Hancock Rv-trA, Vol luj Pase 4Go conveyed
10 one Mcdc Mctah", certain lot Of Land situated In
sad curry and containing les, With the
buildings thereon, beng the premises occupied by
said mort H-prs, reference h-- had the deed and r.
cord aforesaid Tor more particular description. Sail
mortgage having been duly assigned 10 M ah The cand-
ton cl the sAue having been hraheu, hereby claim to
orgcIosc said mortgage, prp' pied 10y the statute
ALEXANDER EDNnOGF,
Iy \. MlsMEtt, his Atty.
Ellsworth May 81, 1o5S. 3wi9
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EtiTEOS!.
A Word to the Wise !!

4 LII persons who wish to purchase l..
L. Ar~oop's VEGETABLE JAuNDICk
hlIIEt,, will sec that the label ON the bottl,
mas my signature in my own hand writing, or YOU
VIII be grossly imposed upon, there are per
sons circulating Bitter made In Georgetown
Nus, bearing Moses AtNooI's name in printed
letters recommending them 10 the people a. be-
lAS tAe same hitter as mine, and made from the
same feceipo. as | have been informed
When persons make these statements. they
S'3te that which is base falschood ii at least :,
NI{ siea mistake as the Georgetown Bitter.
are IN 10 way like mine, neither axe they made
by Moses Atwood, and he i, in no way concerned
IN them, nor has he been for a number Of wears.
As you value your health and mcuey see that
You arc not imposed upon by having Moses At
"g"dS bittets palmed Of upon y u as my genuine
article Again say, that You have l.. /.
Atwyod's nano IL his own hand writing, or yOu
are deceived.
l.. T. ATWOOD, Kendall, Mills, Maine. sole
inventor and Manufacturer Of said genuine Bit
ttr-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MORMON LOVE SONG.

MORMON LOVE SONG.
Say, susan, wilt thou conc with mo,
In sweet comnQnity to live?
OF heart, and hand, and home, TO thee
A sixteenth part freely give.
OF all the love that swells my breast,
OF all the honor Of my name,
OF worldly wealth by me possessed,
A sixteenth portion thou shalt claim
Nay, tell me not too many share
The blessings that offer ther
Thoult fad but fifteen others there
4 household happy, gay aud free.
\ moderate household, | may say
My neighbor has as many more,
And brother Brigham Ger the way,
Luxuriates in fifty four
Ipromise thee a life Of .a>c.
And for myself IN let thce Ghost
Such duties a. thy taury pleas
Say, Susan caa,t thaa stu rct.Esc
Sophrcnia cooks and sweeps the a7-,re.
And Hcp1ihah makes uH the hzi,:
Jemiusa answers all the de-,rs.
And Prudence combs the cll.lrsas heals.
The household datics all Jlevoi.e
On each according to her lot:
But fspm such labors II! ab>olye
Ny Susan, if she likes them not
Into thy hands such tasks take
\ dignity, will l con.isn;
I'll let tire black my boots, or make
The sock aud shirt department thine.
TIL give thee whatsoer thou wilt
50 it be but a sixteenth part;
'Twould be the deepest depth of guilt
To slight the rest who share my heart,
Then wilt thou MT thy fraction yell
I" keep up my domestic bliss,
shy yes, ard lea our joy be scaled
With just the sixteenth of a kiss.
"You might as we'll 90 to the cata-
ombs of Egypt, and scrapc up the dus t
f mummies, and kncad it into FORMS and
AXE them in your oven. and call such
hings men. and present them as citizens
nd teachers, for our regard, as to bring
Id time worn institutions to serve the
rowth and the living wants of day
The most dangerous inidclity of the
ay is the infdclty Of rich and orthodox
hurches."
Spreading Christianity abroad il
ometimes an excuse for not having it at
ONE"
Il think half the troubles for which
zen go slouching in prayer to God are
aused by their intolerable pride Many
{ our cares are but a morbid way of look
ng at our privileges. We let our
lessings get mouldy, and then call them
urses."
"a Christianity which will not help
hose who are struggling from the bottom
0 the top of society, needs another Chri t
0 die for it,
The abettors Of slavery are weaving
he thread in the loom. but God is adj
listing the pattern. They are asses har-
lessed to he..chariot of liberty, and
whether they will or not, must draw
,r."
paul and hi, companions meldlcd, to
&c sure, only with the religion of Jesus
Christ; but that, faithfully preached
neddles with everything else on earth, y
"Men ask whether would heir a slave
o gain his freedom: | answer. | would
lelp him with hand, and heart, and voice.
would do for him what | shall wish |
lad done, when, having lost his dasky
kin and blossomed into the light of eter-
ity, he and | shall stand before our Nus
:er, who will say, '.InaSmuch as We did
/ unto tim, slave as he was, VIC did unto
le." II. ". Beeehcr.
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At Court Of Probate holden Buehspor within ali fr
the County Of Hancock, the lst Wednesday OF May
a. u. lSjS.
TiloMtS H. LAMPIIER, Administrator upon tie Estate
Of Leonard Foycu LAKE If Bncasiart in said county
MISUNDERSTANDING presented hi, trs: account II auiu,-
rIton ulnn d deccises estate iar Probate and also
hi, priNat, account for settlement
Ofdcre That the Administrator give notice tercofto all
persons Interested, by causing copy Of tins order 10
be Published three weeks successfully ia the Ellsworth
American printed Ellsworth IN said county, TINT they
may appear AZ Probate lie held at Bl.ohili
the ur-t wednesday of July ncN al ten vi tire clock
ia the forenoon to shew cause, If any they have, why
same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Julgc.
true c'py-Attest, A. A. BARTLETT, Register. ~
Al Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within and fr
the County Of Hancock the 4th Medncs,ay of April
A, j. Iojs.
WILLIAM HorKINS and Il bert Hopkins Alminstra-
W tors Of the estate Of William Co-giuS, late Of Sury
In said County deceased having presented their fir. az
can't Of administration upon sad DeccaseIs estate Er
Probate:
Ordered, tlat The said Administrator 1--WE notice thereof
u al persons Interested, by causing copy Of uis or n tn
be published in the Ellsworth Am.rictl paper priuu
in Ellsworth. fourteen days before TIL At tom u toar
Bmehili un tIe first Wednesday Of July next
at ten of the clock in The forenoon, and g cause il any
they have, why The same shout not Ice ailryct.
FARMER Tt X. JElre.
1913 \ true coly-Attest, A. \. BAaJLErr, Register.
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COOKING STOVES
= u Z We PS.

Ironand chain Pumps, Ia little chca! cor than tn
cheapest)
Constantly On hand, and made 10 order. Stove
ire.
Tin ware which will be sold cheap rs can b,
bought. Allkinds of tia and sheet iron work dopc
in the best manner
Purchasers of articles in my line, are invited to
call and examine prices Ii any articles bought
are net what was recommended the money will be
refunded On return of the Same.
mean what | say. Call and see.
JOHN ;. pEAIS0N.
Ellsworth Oct. 18th 1896 3St
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Copartncr>hip Notice.

rEiiE undersigned fyom this day associated in b>
t-s the pracsite * Law.
fHos RebiSssN. ElesNs Has
Els aeEth, March = 1885,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-30

John A Petty ct al rs Isaac TSyl ct al.
A T the once Of the Clerk and Master Of the Chan
~ Gerry Court Nashville, the 23rd day OF
June 1888, motion OF complainant, by counsel IN
the above cause, and appearing 10 The satisfaction
OF the Clerk and Master that the said defendant JoHS
GRAHAM is non esiden OF the state OF Tennessee and
therefore the ordinary 81 tins court cannot be
served upon him is therefore ordered By the Clerk
and Master that publication be made for four weeks IN
successor in the Nashville Patriot newspaper pub
shed the city Of Nashville, requiring the said de-
PENDANT appear At the next term 81 The Chancery
Court 20 be holden for the county 81 Davidson the
Court house thereof in the city q Nashville, the
nrst Monday in Nov. next and said bill, the
same will be taken for confessed 10 him and set
down for hearing paTte.
c. y. BRIEN.
teeSw4x Prs fee s. Clerk and Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-30
Chancery Court at Nashville.

junes-w4t PRS fee So Clerk 4 Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-30
Mnii,s Patent Agricultural Furnaces.

rINHhs article was constructed IN consequence OF
suggestion from tho American Institute, that q
sInule portable and low priced furnace was much
uecded BY farmers boiling and steaming food and
for maay mechanical and domestic purposes IL took
the premium al the Z. ). Agricultural fair At Louis
~tIie Just received MM. STEWART,
No. Ia Market street
Also Coal Cooking Ranges aud small Cooking stoves
for coal ~. .
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Summfr Resorts.
TYNEE SPRYNGS,

WIS most delightful summer resort will be opened
Il for the reception of visitors on the 18th of June
Inc rooms and buildings in the complete
DER The table will al all times be supplied with the
cholcest vlands the market affords The extensive
icehouse well stocked with inexhaustble supply.
good Band of Music will be in constant attendance.
The Bar Will be well supplied with choice selection
of wines liquors. and segars and every exertion Will
be made to advance the comfort and pleasure Of all
visitors that may favor with call.
je7-lmeod6w J. MOSHER-
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GtaaferD llOtifes.
Chancery Court at Nashville.

John r. Balm Daniel Mcintyre.
the Office OF the Clerk and Master Of the Chan
~ Gerry Court at Nashville, on the 9th day of June,
1855, motion OF complainant by counsel in
the above cause, and IL appearing To the satlsiac
ton of the Clerk aud Master, that the said defen-
dant. DANIEL MCINTYRE, is a nonresident Of the
State OF Tennessee and therefore the ordinary process
of this be served upon him. it's therefore
ordered by the Clerk and Master that publication be
made for four weeks IN succession IN the Nashville Pa
trot newspaper Published in the city Of Nashville,
requiring the said defendant u appear at the next
Of the Chancery Court TO be holden for the
Of Davidson, the cOurthou thereof IN the city
of Nashville, the first Monday III Nov next, and
answer said bi or the same Will be taken for confess
ed as To him aud down for hearing paTte.
c. ID. BRIEN,
je7-w4t Prs fee s. Clerk & Master.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-30


rINHE undersigned purchased the STATE Right for
i Tennessee of the above patent about one year
ago and has since introduced extensively IN various
portions OF the state ASKS now the attention OF build
crs AMI the public generally, 10 examine its superior
ity over other modes OF Roofing.
The material forms a hard aud smooth surface. II
is imperyious 30 water elastic aud flexible, II Will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure TO IRE; Is
cheaper than any roof Of the old style and a sure
IL will give better satisfaction as to It's durability there
IS no question IL Is the best thing ever invented Tor
painting OF obi lcSky TN roois-
81 The Cement Will be furnished 10 those Al a dis
tancv with dircctsuns Tor uNing
a. COUNTY RIGHfs FOR SALE
A. Orders sent the undersigned, through the
Post once will be prumptly attended Ia.
would respectfully refer % the following gentle
men for whom have covered buildings With the &c
ment and many others whose names are not here
aAcanrErrs AND MASTER MECHANICS NASHVILLE
Mai A HERMAN,
NSssrs. HUGHES 4 SMITH,
CuLEhilAN SPAIN,
wM STOChkII.,
Ar. IL. NJ AkkRofb,
WARREN 4 MOORE,
ROUGH 4 CULIOUGH,
J. r. MCCAIN,
Col. / ANDERSON, sapt n kcR, GO,
Rev. u. ELLIOTT,
D. =. Wll.kiN,
IN0cH ENsiEY,
SLAUGHTER a IiERRIFoRD,
". Is. SHAFARD,
\. WILLARD,
4. Y. = iINISLkl,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
". h. GORDON & CO
JAS II. kENDRiCk,
Rector D. e. SMITH, Columbia
Ma. A. J. DONkisON, tavtdsoa eeuntyf
Col A J. Poik, Aaufy county.
ss- The Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad cempa
ay have adopted th Cement for ths covering Of their
ears and other work.
as- CsFtnoatcs and testimonials from Cincinnati
and elsewhere where the Cement has been IA general
use fOr several years Do exhibited
The undersigned has be "a engaged IA various modes
Of Cement roofing for many years and naters himself
that he has gained experience and knoSiedge
duEtag thai TINS.
have made arrangements 20 receive superior
imported article Of Il. onag feit n aLsfos BEo-
TakAs kew York.
samplss q Roofing 10 be seen Al once
J. 7. SAflURST,
0nies No % d adsrck street,
msyl1-sm kASzsIuE. TEss.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

Louis Powers e. W. NJ 4 l. Campbell and others
A 7 the Office Of the Clerk and Master q the Chan
~ Gerry Court az Nashville, the Gath day Of May
isSs, on motion Of complainant, by counsel IA The
above cause and Appearing 10 the satisfaction q Tie
Clerk and Master that the said defendant, l. CAMP
Axtt l. a nonresident Of tie State q Tennessee,
and therefore the ordinary process Of this Court
not Dc served upon hlsn therefore ordered by the
Clerk and MAste. that pabiicAIkn DC rsAde for
weeks SUCCESSFUL The Nashville Patriot, a news
Faper Published "a the city q Nashville requiring The
sad defendant appear the next term o. tie Chan
Gerry Court be hu9ea for the county q iagtsssa
The Coart house thereof The city q Nashville on
the Erss Mouezy Nov. next, and answer sd bail
the same xiH BE taken foe confessed 70 hIm zaa
set down for hearing pArte-
c u. RRfES
u.yz--sH pr'sfees3 Clerk Master.
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post 0nice.

NASHVILLE March 20 la5s
TyROA and after the Est OF April, the Post once W
+ be opened on Sundays It half-past A NJ saa
close At A. NJ Open again Al I. NJ and Close Al !
r. NJ On all other days the once VIII be oiened Al
h.if na.t g. O'Clock A. NJ and close at - O'Clock, y.
nj s. X. ANDERSON, Post Sister.
marSi-1 -
U,imothy seed jus. received and for sale sy
fsi,o d ID DiCkEY.
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Whites Creek Springs.
BEAVER DAM
s F. K | N G. S !,
Hickman Co., Tenn.
(FoRTY MILES WEST OF COLUMBIA.)
CHANGE OF
PrOprietOrship and Management.

CHANGE OF
PrOprietOrship and Management.
THIS celebrated watering place having been pur-
i chased by the subscriber has been thoroughly
repaired and renovated and Will be opened for the
cepton of visitors on the
10Th DAY OF MAY.
The late proprietors having disposed Of their entire
interest in the Springs the subscriber assisted by Mrs
Enlistment ana neither pans nor expense VIII De
spared To render Beaver Dam OF the most pleasant
and comfortable watering places in the southwest
AccOmm OdatiOns, &c.
The buildings have all been placed in excellent
pair, and many improvements added, so that -Four
Hundred visitors can be accommodated with every
comfort and convenience. The table will be album
dainty supplied, and will be equal TO those OF rstcass
hotels.
The Waters.
The waters at Beaver Dam consist of White, Grey,
Red and Black sulphur, Chaybea (proven by analy
sis To be the strongest in the Sate and the best OF
FrestOne and Limestone.
Medical Attendance.
The subscriber who has been for the last 10 years,
engaged in the practice medicine North Alabama
and Memphis, can be commanded at all hours by Wis
tors who may chance to need his services as physi
clan.
Means of access.
There three routes TO these Springs all of which
in fine repair. line of Coaches will run from Co
lumbia three times week, and passengers viii go
through from that place in one day over one of the f.
nest roads in the State. Arrangements have been
made at Britts Landing, the Tennessee River, by
which visitors approaching from that direction will ind
ready conveyance TO the Springs.
Amusements, I&c.
Visitors will find at Beaver Dam a large Ball Room,
Ten Pin Alleys, &c. fine trout stream the
place, and deer in great abundance may be found IN
the immediate vicinity.
Rates of Charges.
h.
Children under ten years old .......-....... 80
servants OF all ages. D W
liberal deduction will be made iii the above rates
when families remain one month or during the season.
References:
OF those who unacquainted with the proprietor
OF Beaver Dam, he begs leave TO refer to
Gen. Hinton and Or. Devices, jackson, Miss.
Joseph Cox, Esq and John W. Lapsley, Selma, Ala.
Messrs f. o. Prince, Tuscaloosa, Ala; Drs. W. II.
II. +. Newsum, Tuscumba, Ala NJ c. Galloway G. p
FOute, Esq, and II. d. Small, Esq. Memphis Tenn, A
NJ. LOoney, Esq, Columbia, Tenn.
aprl5-d3mw THOMAS + KELLER.
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at Cost for CaSh-

VNIE have on hand some sole Leather Trunks and
w Nalices which We will close out at Cost for Cash
Persons wanting any Of the above have now an op-
portunity purchase at low down prices. Call at No
Il, Public Square.
mar9-u SNYDER x FRIZZELL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-30
Ambrotypes and Sphereotypes!

II ysa xAnt one Of The above hbs llke nina
Eares Il yourself IFicnds, call Al 6tk1tsf GALE
RI, eoFAev v baAz<rsek ssSss1 ana hs SFsafe, Ana
xeAFod IN nEtIng up this establishment Yah every
eoaxsasace and the best siie and - light "a ne
rtE RntFe satEzlnctian i be given % every yestnF
81 10 charge made CAL and see AZ eornef q Dead
erlrk street ana square, over issesne1a
lasele-iu
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SNYDER & FRIZZEIT

I1ANE in store a fine stock of Boots and Shoes of
l. Il every description which they offering at low
prices. marl7-tf
"Stitc d-DOyn Shoes. -,
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GOTH DAY OF MAY.

VNHIS celebrated watering place having been pur
i chased by the subscriber has been thoroughly
repaired and renovated and Will be opened for the
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-30

A RE in receipt OF another lot of Gents Stitched
n Down Shoes, al No u Public Square.
JANIS SNYDER x FRIZZEII.
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Diss0iutiOn.
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE,
Old Nashville Inn Stable.

NORTH MARKET ST., BELOW EVANS CO.
EINE subscriber has tins das OOagnt The interest," u
IL J. y AI1HAADKk tnc above Stable, and pre-
r red furnish short n0tice acct horses and nel
bussAss and HseEs Tor which only UsFy asesAerats
pfc~ Will be charged. AL H. ssh 10 rle N sty 10
had better give him cali.
These y .shng o. purchase Horses via also md it
greatly "a their adv antAe u give han call .s hr u
IA communicated parties ouio, wei - else
where through xhose agency he enabled ~ furnish
sEsaesls such Horses May be wanted
lie i aisa prepared % Aasek aEa Duck, bsea4 aad
Cad q Sl4fle o. IfaFezs hsch branch tas added
n alb tAs g-cgssf saiafactaas staFTaHkss He
member, North Market street
J. {. NcEk1kRAS,
msyfS-im Late Of Bo~ling GrecH, ny.
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Chancery Court at Nashville.

John Morrow VS. Farmers and Mechanics Insurance
Co. and others.
T the Office Of the Clerk and Master OF the Chan
~ Gerry Court Nashville, on the 18th day OF June,
1855, motion OF complainant, by counsel in
the above cause and appearing 70 the satisfaction OF
the Clerk and Master. that the said defendants,
The Farmers and Mechanics Ins. Co, Of Phila. and
Thomas b. Florence and Ell. r. HeimbOd, non
resident OF the state Of Tennessee, and therefore
the ordinary process Of this court cannot be served
upon them, IL is therefore ordered by the Clerk
and Master that publication be made for four weeks
in succession, the Nashville Patriot, a news
paper published the city of Nashville requiring the
said defendants 10 appear at the next term OF the Chan
Gerry Court To be holden for the county 81 Davidson At
the Court house thereof IN the city Of Nashville
the first Monday in November next, and answer said
BILL both original bill and amended bill, the same
will be taken for confessed To them, and set
down for hearing parte-
c. u. BRIES,
junes-w4t Prs fee 50 Clerk & Master.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-25
2situ5er6arc 95rppDc3ci5s,ug.

Baron g8 ., Der inter Dem G3etltr Suiarsnre8i-
ment pcn cbten jsrisS Der Setrci6cr gr9en pie Sir,
Fen mit8rmatt Datts, ersablt YOn b iolsenbe 8e8es
ben9eis.
gs mar i'm 6riblin8 17SS, ais iA NIT Getruten
pcn MitUaeSar, i'm Sepier Stubt in Sis6cnbirsen
gu menem &esmsnts marl&irtr. wcl6e5 pamals ae>
raSe in Der G'e9sno bon SriOwa Ranp. Sn einsm
Dore, nabe BET Der Nrmee, 9elt iit cine 3seunsrin
auf weltfe Marfetenperei trieb. Meine Iefruten,
aber9laubde 9len@en, liebsn ids tGr Jtriessgel6id
peiflaSsm, b laAte atsr Die 0Oife, 9islt absr gum
S6er3 bod aud meine 6anS Btn. Der ,uan,iate
au9uit iprad bic Drcp9etin tepemtenp, pnlt gdtts.
SD pose me9r wiiien, iie psbsr9ote aber muir bisle
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-25
3 eSin9 unaeIl.
reaSOnabl

Der Inseser" eribtin ieben Sonnotenb, gum batidbr>
sn utIcripcepes so in crausoblun9, pber st Gs
Der Summer ablbar bic rep. Srdser. &uewdee &brn
nenten been Sstas ben SccausSber (eaSpr 675)
sefdlist sinulenbsa.
Gnpretnt tidse unb ihbsilunsn pertn ranttar etse-
senaelunmsn utb alf 8eranssn 6pncrr
naen unb 9anntmaunecn aer 9t trben fplesnben
Sbinounssn assnpmmen Ginase Gnrldune eins Sluares
40 Ssien pttr mlssr tIbn ctnn Squarel so G wease
&inrdune rs Cts nb fur tcS weitere Ia 25 gts jatrls
@aftsansesn wsren $12 in babdbrliher Soaustatuns
aufaenpmme Gr5Bee &nssn werben srbdnBmass tersnet
unS ntcn bere bic rep Ibpnnenten beipnSere
ansisen 6nnsn bs gum 6ras Iitas r cnsanct psrSsn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-09-25

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per Annum,
PAYABLE in advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OFFIJE: 14S MAIN STREET.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-09-11
Lucls in Farming.

There are few words of(ener upon the lips
of n certain class Of farmers than LUCK.
Smith is "uclly dog because his corn
never rots, his wheat never winter-kills, his
sheep never get into his rye, and his cows
never invade his meadows or orchards. His
crops are better than his neighbor's, his but
ter brings more in the market and even his
wife and children have a more contented look
than other people. Everything. he touches
thrivcs. What a lucky man Smith is
Now, the fact is, luck has nothing to do
with Smiths success in life. II you watch
the man, you will find that every result he
reaches is anticipated and planned for, and
comes of bis own wit and work. Ii is the
legitimate reward of his !abors and it would
have been bad luck if it had turned out 9th.
crwisc. His corn always comes up, because
he always selects the seed himself. and hangs
it up by the husks in the garrct, where il is
thoroughly dried. lie Goes not plant until
the sun has warmed the soil enough to give
the germ an immediate start. His wheat
fields he drains with tile, and the water that
used to freeze and thaw on the surface, and
throw the roots of the wheat out and Kill
them, now passes down into the drains and
runs oil. His fields are green and beautiful
! in the spring. when his neighhor's are russei
brown and desolatc. His fences are in good
repair, and his animals are not made brcechy
by the continual temptation of dilupidated
walls. His wife and children are comfort
ably clothed and fed, and are not kept in {
continual fret and worry by husband ant
father, who has no system or energy in hi'
business. "a time and place for everything,
I is his motto, carefully carried out. The shoe