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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
state Of Maine.


ONroEp. u-At the Suptstalct term e the court
Of Coaa,, Commi.s,ou-'s. holdsu hy sdl'urn'
msni, at Paris. ~ aal i1r the Coan,y Of ~.
f,fd oa the 18Th dsN at Septs'u''ef, \. u. irS-
Jp,n the rgo,ng ustiii"n, satisfactory e'''
dense hs,ng hen received that the I't,tonsts are
rr.pau.iblc. snd that inq"iI, inio ih" msfii' Of
ihrf application . sNpcdieut, u - Otd"ird that
the County 4. ,nuiss tDusfs meet IL the ds-ling'
hons. of Col. Dsnirl rafsnns iu Hartford 90 'sid
1..u,,,. un Thuf.is, The lpufth ia, oi November,
p-xt. a Ten 1T he c'otA A. VI, ant thence
rrarr-,It, view The fuuts n~n'innri 90 said patti
lion, ,mneiis,s, 7iirr ~hch YVES, heaf'ng u
the p,,tir. act witnesses all b. has AZ some con-
,enisut pace ~ the 'irtot,. sni su,h other mas.
urr. ttkrn IN the prcm'sr. a. ths t1mm'ss,unefs
.hau 10 ir- pr,net. Add q - further Utdetri that
n1,icc Of the time, place ani pi,poss # the Com.
mis.iunsrs' m@sting Aforesaid D. g,fca Ia al per-
sls. ani corporation. Interested, D., cato i1s attest
81 COME. ol .aii p-ttion spi oi the oricf thefeon
% h, .rSvci uppa The Clerks 1t the tp~n. Of
ll,ufJfd col sdmner. anil al.p postsi up
In three Public places IN each Of ssid towns,
,nI plhi.hed three weeks successNely IN
The ONlltd Dcmocrst, new.papef printed AZ Far
.. in aid Coat, Of ONhfd, the hf.s II said pub
lr.t,un. All each o the other noticrs 10 h. made
served and pasted. at l,a., thirty ds,' before said
tine II meeting. to The cod that Al pcf'pn' and
corporations NJ, lhru snd there appear snd .he~
cau.e Il az, they have, shy the prayer Of said pc
,itisnrf. .hould Mt b. grnied.
Attest: ALvAH BLACK, Clerk.
true cop, of sail Petition and order OF Court.
Attest: ALvAll BLACK, Cisfk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
ON MANHOOD,
5 Premature Decline.


Jo.t Publi.hed, Guti., the Goth Thou'ARd
PEW -otd. on the taiional treatment, ~ith.
n oct Medicine, Of spetmatouhea ~ iocal
Weakne.., Nocturnal Emi..ion., Genital a"i
Nsuou. Debility, impo,sney, and imped'me"'' TO
Marriage generally.
ny n. DE LANEy, VI. ID.
The impYfiant Aci that The many alarming
complaints. originating ~ the imprudenee ani
.olilsde u youth. may H. easily removed without
medicine. u ~ thi. small iriei CLEARLY dsmon''r'.
tel: aud the sntirrl, new and highly 'uce-''lnl
treatment. 40 adopted b, the Author. folly ~.
pl,i..J. b, mean. 81 ~hich sVsr one 10 enabled
o. cure him.slf .fisct, aud At the least Pos.ible
oo.t. thsryb, avoiding all the advertised no''rum'
OF the DAY.
scot 10 an, address, gsli', and post free. N a
.salsd eu,rlop-, by rmit'ing frost pa'dl two
po.tag. stamp. 10 Ia. u. DE LANEf, No -
East 3I.t street, New lotk CITY. 3mli
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22

q, Z. Ffosl-O~Def q IIacks, and LIeefy SilhIe
k~~pef. roulani.
SAIL \ Niie.-ownsr ofiI.ok. ard Livery Sta.
be Kcsper. le~,slon fsl'.
e. L.. Ftsnch-o~nsr II Lice Stages. Lewiston
a. North Tufner.
&. ". Ai~ell. Deering block, Market SQUARE,
Portland, Grnetal Agrnt ior Ma,us.
Sold b, Andrews 4 BATES. rari, Hill; T.. A..
~uud L 60, Buckhsld; ". 4. Ra't, So. Psri. /;
add dealers IN medicine even shste.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE RAINY DAY.

TIE CAV V cola and dark snd drcsr;
l. ra.a- and the Wind - never wespi
The wee suu cling. 10 the PoulAsFing cal,
Az at,,ery gu.S the dead 'sass' nu'
Aad the day :. dArk aSd drr-r1'
Nv Els !. cold saA dsfk and dr,ary;
u rain. sal he wiad y never wraryi
NJ, thousht. .iili cling 10 the mouldering past,
Bst be hrre. u youih Gan thick Ia the blast,
Add The days are darn and irvary.
Ne siil, ,ai heart. ssl cease rspinisg,
Behind the sloads !, the sun s',ll .Aia'as'
Thy hic 10 ihc Common sts u ALL
Il.o each DE -Oms rain NEST fsa.
S,us DAYS up.t b. tark snt d'cary'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
THE UNRIvALLED VIRTUES,
And Unqualified Superiority

al ,hi, prrparai,oa 60 any other remedy nov ~
tant, ADD are soasi.e,y contributing 90 give u
wider and more suS,able reputation. Prom i''
volatile nature, IL ahufds vnpots freely, and oin'e.
ausntiy 10 direct ia It, action upon the lungs ash
The d,.ctrd,t which b.. been thfo~n upon all
p,rp.,.ton. not pre.crilcd by regular phys'c,an''
L., 80, of Al. rsekisssness With which wo'ihlrs.
al i,,y,iou. compounds have lsen imposed ulon
m. p1bl,c will tend 90 deter many IRON a''iling
,h.n..l,s. Of the bsns6ts Of this pfrpsfaiiuni The
agent. however. assures the publ,c "a al sincerity,
that thi. medicin~ IL not only perfectly sal'' 'na
Zee from al dslsisfioas ingredients, 10, g''i'"'
tsi. that Il will eject all that be frpfcscui,' NJ,
|b,,inr heard Il = single casc where u has Jailed
O. give sstisisction'
| II warranted 10 curr
! Consumption by usiLg Doe u six houe'i
| Bsoueh,t,. by using One 10 Three loitcsi
| Cough. b, u.iag lcss than 10, hottie
| Coli, b, Using Il Two to SN Day';
Blssdins of the Luug' ty u'iug 49, than Doe
Botlle,
JIo,,.sn... b, using ~, than ous Botlis'
Sotepe,. Of the Chest by u'ius less than Doe
Boule.
| For salc by
F.J.IAFoRME, Sole Agent,
No. : MA S,r,,i, BOSTON, MASS.
For sale Nv al respectable Druggi'- ,nd APo,h'
searis. IN the uni,ed states and B"''h f'o''n-
49,. ~
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ra AGENTS..

No wo,k will 80 smpl, reward the sser',on. o
Ag,ni.. By engaging ihsy can L. Assured Of
.,eaI, Income during the progr,ss Of the Puh''o''
too. Oat htsrsl terms w'll L. r.'de kno~n o."
.rpl,ration 10 The puhlishers.
u. APPLETON 4 CO., Publishers,
Sl6 A ais Droalwa,, New York.
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C,.,r,mcu mud Ministers.

Cisr.,mer and Minisitsr. ma, obtain copy VOC
,o,hier b, obtaining G.ur subscribers au'ong their
congregations. ani rcmiiiius u' The amount OF the
Gur Vol. L., IN cloth. four fafts L., "t four Nam
b.r, to v, (,ulject to the expense Of eattiagel
rct 10 .uh.crb,t. II copies IN cloth will be sent
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NOW IS THE TIME TO USE
AT w Z LIS
Wild Cherry Bitters.

Jas.4,s,, 'B,i,s~' Cs-pisisi'. iAS,gssi,sn, Gee
n,s..s. Lrv Co~Jlsizi,. H'sdasA,, H." u
Agpsiif,. G,Suai D't,liy, s., g..
Composed Il ssf.apafill, Will Cherry, Gtntisn,
and ..,sral other Sal.ablc Vegetable Medicines.
and ~ill h. found an io'auahI" medicine iof all
.-asons IT the yrsf. more especially 90 IN the
Spf,og and sumner.
The, cleanse ib- stomach regulate the h5wels,
improve the digs,tioa, correct the bile purity the
blood, ani give new tone aud ~. 10 the whole
system.
Directions TAKE from table spoonful to
half vine sls'. iull. ihr- times day, ten OF IS
minute. hrlIrc ralIag.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
superphosphato of Limo.

HAVE have Few bags more Of this sr,icle
than I intended 10 use myself. u any Of ny
TREND. want IL, shall h. glad to supply them. u
not, will Keep Il TO use another ,eaI.
DARIUS FORBES
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
PARSONS & cos RAT EyTeRMlNATOF

VIII insure pfftna~W N'fl'
II acts upon Rats ht, Tsrrc'
They cannot stay aud breathe where !, IL. and
the, neyer rclurn TO the place where Il has been
used.
q. ". ATwEi.L, Dcering BlOek, Portland.
General Ag-ai lor Maine.
sold by Andrews 4 BATES, Paris Hill VIM. A
Rust, Souih Paris; T.. Atwood 4 Co., Buckhed.
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\ Way OF Procuring the crcioprd'" Tor

Form , elnb Of four and remit The ptice Of iour
h..,k.. An cloth, cf Numlet, ot Parts, when copy
siI h. sent 90 the getier up of the clah, tat his
.Snsn.e lor cauiagc,l OF. Coz ~ Subscribers, IN
cloth. ~ copies will be sent at our expense 'o'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-10-22
", eGaiinE, tie World 10 Prodsa fA'p YsAi
HOBENsACK's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills
In Pennsylvania, Kentucky and =. Carolina.

~. A. Howard. Of Louisville. ky.,wa.p'onounc'
ell incurable Of Liver Complaint, used bose. Ii''
er pill. and in week. vas restored 10 health
q. l.. Elfot,I. Greea,iIe, =. C., says Send "
do,eo Liver Pill. and dos. Worm Syrup. They
are highly spoken Of .ni the demand u increasing
ios Of Iiol,enssek's Liver Pills cured Benja-
min Smith Of Philadelphia, Of Dyspepsia and L'''
e. Compliant.
]. Shisienhier Of Lancaster, Penn, on takiag
bottle, passed Tape Worm $50 inches long.
A child of &. Hill Of Frankfort. n.y., on taking
bottle Of Worn Syrup, passed 10 worms.
CIV. Atwell. Porilsnd, General Agent Sold by
n. =. Bates & Co., Pati. iiill; w. A. Rust, SO.
Paris; T.. Atwood & Co., Boekheld.
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NOTICED

4 IL psr.ons indebted TO the subscriber, on
~ Boa sccupat or Note. arr sarn-sll, request
ed 10 pay the b, the bret day q Oc,abef neNi
ISAAC A. DENlSON.
Norway. SEPT. 1T, ls5s. 81
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Paper Hanging and Granting.

T u. WEEKS. al the South Paris Pain,
Store, will execute order. for Paper Hang.
,aT, Draining. or Msrblins, With Dispatch and
on reasonable terms. Ia
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VI TT. T. R'S
CONDITION POWDERS
EOR HORSES AND COLTS.

We have hundreds ~ recommendations from
l,ry stable Kr~p,is. Stage rfuprs,ars, Tesn.
.ier., rarmsr., fsrist., &c, In The U. s'ates
AIT Jsnads., II !. worth u. weight IN goh.
So the iolosing, Who Keep and u'e It N their
Stable:
jams. Jark. Fanisr 4 dealer in horses. Portland.
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JONATHAN COLE.
witsess-A. z. Cote.
Woodstock, A1.. %, 1855. 81
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Witness; e.. q. Sracr.
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Pure French Zinc !

DIREcT FROM THE MANDATORY
IL Tor .als by l.. 10. WEEKS, Ag'I.
n 50. Paris.
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n. Nv rcniuing 10 the Puhli.her. the su'oun'
inr one vol. OF more, or ioTuuc ~ more 81 parts
ar Or one ~ more uumlsrs. See price. above
Imr,sdia,,l, upon receipt Of the Nancy the h'oA
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any adde's. ~i,hia 5000 .m'lc' N the u"'ei
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Highly Concentrated Compound
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CHARLES MASON,

81 regard Nc. Eddy a. one oi The mot o'pabT
and .,,rce..G,l psactionefs With whom have had
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patsuts.'
"IAar, 70 k,iiaiiga ~ ass1riag hrsHiors tAaiths
eaaaat ,mploya posDa more e0WpdrHi aad h-'iEo'-
hy, and a0'c sapiIl, efpuii,s thar appieii'H' ~ .
Isrrp % sscurs TO- Asa sariy aHd Jaro'ab' 'oH'd'
srai,Sa al ne PAcsf Ofcs. 1870,
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EDMUND BURKE,


Bs,isa, Pa. :, tsjS.
"M. H. X. Ediy IA, uais ,Sr - IHiRTEEN
,,,sas. .. al I.f ONE ef WAieA Pai,Ai' Aar'
S..a sraai,i, AID ilsi oas - nee Ps"das. S.sAsH.
m,sIsI, D,ooJsf great iais"i a"d ability o. h' part
80, =, "a 800, sai al iHrsHiors 10 apply ha 70
,I,,, pas.is flsy may ., 'u'sef AatHs ne
s.o.i C,aLNf seato- ts'i'Sed On iAdr sa''' and at
r,ry rss,0.atIs eAa'ga.
JOHN TAGGART"
From Sept. II, 1857, to June IL. 1855, the 'ub-
scriber. in course OF his barge plact,os, male, On
Twice rejected applications, sINlLtN ar
pFAIs EVERY ONE of which was decided IA
M. favor, b, the Comm .sio0sr oi Patents.
x. n. EDDY.
no,ros. Oe,l. 1853. l,I9
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n. mail atsd popul,riiy, numerous certificates q
remark able cures. the recommendation u son'e oi
our inset eminent ply 'icians, and the Analysis oi
Dr.. A. A. Hsye,. the State Assayer' all give 'on
,incing pfoofs Il
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AMERICAN a FOREIGN PATENTS.
u. II. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents

Late Agent Of tie u. y. Patent ono, Nhh'
iagion, under he az u 1857.
q state ST., opposite kiIby ST, Boston.
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sEsrRAL .sTscr roH
:. +. hTWOOD'S BITT RS,

The mo.t popular remedy Tor jlundite. Dy,Pep'
.ia, and all diseases ineiocnt u sp'ing and Sun.
mer. Beware of Counterfeit. and imiia',on.l'
P,r,ha.. none without the signature of l.. y.
ATWOOD, lN2O
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No man is so Insignificant as to be
sure their example will do no hurt.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-07-16

A NICE Lot Of A Accordeon and Violin
4 = strings. at H. & F's Drug Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-07-16

es, ounces, pears, plums,
and grapes, jt l 0O
Committee-Jacob Hefilebower, Jons.
than Kcar, e. II. Mcdonald. ~
fiT,AcC o NE,,..it,,u..... -x..y.. A.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-07-16


Best executed piece of music
on any instrument or mum.
Dor of instruments by one
or more persons IS 90
second best, do 3 90
third best, do ! so
Committee-Jas. FL. Fleet, J. G.. Rob-
e.ts, Wyandot county, Esqr Griswold,
Marion, Miss Nettie Louc9, Bucyrus,
Ars. Geo. Il. Seney, Tiffin.
Rules and Regulations.
No animal to be entered in che nam e
ofany other than the bona fde owner.
Should any be entered otherwise, they
will not be allowed to receive a premi-
um although awarded by tho judge.
No sheep or other stock that are
known to be diseased will be admitted
on the fair ground.
Persons desiring to enter stock or
other articles for exhibition, can do 80
at any time during the week previous
to the fair and until 10 o'clock A. M. on
the second day of the fair at the Office
of the secretary achen the entry books
,UiN be closed. :
Pedigrees OF all blooded horses and
cattle must be furnished to the Secre-
tary, when the entry is made.
Competitors for premiums.on crops
will be required to have the ground and
It's products accurately measured by
not less than two disinterested persons
whose statements shall bo verified by
affidavit
By order of Committee
Il T. e. GRISELL,
Secretary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-07-16
aList ef Premiums

10 bo awarded, at the Seventh Annu-
al Fsir. cf the Wysndot County Agri
scaitdrAt Socicsy, 70 bo held ut Upper
Ssndusky, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the 18th. 14th aud 10Th
days Of October, 1868, 4.
Compctition open 70 all tho adjoining
cosntiss. 4 d i q
~ Competitors not residing IN tho coun
( ty, to wllom nm award el,all be given,
wiilbe entitled to Diploma only. m
The Premium List ior tho present
yearis M follows:
CLASS eA."r- Nooded horses mitA reiia-
able pedsgrees
Best stallion, 3yrs old and over, $500
I'd best do 200
Bost stallion, under years old, 800
I'd best, do .s 200
Best sucking stallion colt, 200
I'd best, do 100
g Mares aud fillies, same premiums as
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03

There are few words oftener upon the
lips OF certain class of farmers than luck.
Smith is "lucky 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 and orch
ards. His crops are better than his neigh
or's, his. butter brings more in the market
and even his wife aud children have more
contented look than other people every.
thing he touches thrives. What a lucky
man Smith is.
Now, the fact is, luck has nothing to
do with Smiths success in life. IF YOU
watch the man, you will End that every
result he reaches is anticipated and plan
ned for, and comes of his own wit and
work. 1t is the legitimate reward of his
labors, and it would have been bad luck.
II it had turned out otherwise. His corn
always comes up, because he always selects
the seed himself, and hangs it up by the
husks In the garret, where it is thoroughly
dried. lie does not plant until the sun
has warmed the soil enough to give the
germ an immediate start He drains
his wheat fields with tile, and the water
that used to freeze and thaw upon the
surface, and throw the roots of the wheat
out, and kill them, now passes down into
drains and runs off His fields arc green
and butltui in the spring, when his neigh
bors are russet brown and dreohte. His
fences are in good repair, ard his animals
are not made bro"clv by the contnua'
temptation of d.}2p;l ted walls lis
wife and childr'E ~" cou'urtab,v clothed
and fed and are not kept in n continual
fret and worry by i husband and father.
who has no system or energy in his busi
ness. " A time and place for everything"
is his motto carefully carried out. The
shoemaker is always called in when his
services are needed, and none of his house
hold get wet feet, catch cold, have the
lung fever, and run up Doctors bill
twenty dollars, for a cents worth of lcath,
er at the right time in the right place.
Smith does not believe in luck. He
knows that health in the family, and thrift
upon the farm depend upon thousand
little things that many of his neighbors
are too lazy or carless to look after SO
while they were at the tavern, or loafng
in the village, or running muck in poll
ties, he is looking after these little things,
and laying his plans for next year. He
has good corn even in the poorest year,
because the soil has the extra manure it
needed to bring out good, long, plump,
well-capped ears. He meant to have
eighty bushels to the acre, and has il
good measure, running over. Talk with
him about luck and he will say to you:
'It's all nonsense. Bad luck is simply
man with his hands in his breechcs
pockets, and a pipe in his mouth, looking
to sec how it will co ne out Good luck
is a man Of pluck to meet difficulties, his
sleeves rolled up, and working to make it
come out right. He rarely fails. At least
he never did"
Smith is right, attend to your bust
ness and you viii have good luck.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03
Party Feaity and Party Aliens.

There is going on all over the country
fearful bowling among lot of polt-
ical harlequlns who seem to fear proscrip-
tlon by the administration and the loss
ot Democratic character We would like
to comfort these men little, and, if it is
In our power to do SO with good advice,
they shall have the full benefit of it.
We have seen no evidence Of dispo-
sltlon on the part Of the administration
to prescribe anybody; and for the less of
political character by the barking ours
who wall and bemoan so bitterly, there
can be nothing in that Politics, we
know, are very uncertain; but we don't
see how men can lose what they have not,
never had, and, with large hopes, what
we believe they never will have Wash
dngton Union.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03

Mr. John Deere, the famous plow man
ufacturer of Moline I'll writes to James
Mix, Esq, Of this city as follows:
"Mr. Cavarth, is now getting up fine
pillow, and | can see no reason why it will
not work
"There is also steam engine being
built at my shop to haul it, and do other
farm work. The person who is getting
it up is sanguine Of success He is GER
tainly one of the best practical mechanics
in our State
at will be great day when Illinois
can show steam engine taking along a
breaking plow, turning over furrow ten
or twelve feet in width as it goes
think we shall be able to see it before
June passes away. ."-Pess.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03
The TW o Great pO Wers of the ruture.

Lord Stanley, the new English Col.
Secretary, and ron of the new Premier.
made speech to his constituents on the
9th instant, in which he utter ed clear
sighted prophecy with regard to the two
growing powers of the world lie said:
Looking merely at the matter of popu-
latlon, it is impossible not to see that. un-
less some unforeseen events take place.
America and Russia will 100 years hence,
perhaps even 80 years hence, be numeri-
call the most powerful empires upon the
globe. | say numerically, and of course
in the reckoning do not include India,
because it can hardly be considered an cl-
ement of strength in respect of popula-
ton Now, of both these great empires
| speak with no feeling of jealousy;
speak of them both with respect; Of one
1 SPEAK wtth sincnrc odmtrottoa and
sympntly, but still, as society is con,titu-
ted, 1T must happen that Independent ma
tions will have different interests.
4 position of inferiority is never satis
factory, and is not always even safe.
What | say, therefore, is, that if Western
Europe-at this moment the very focus
and centre of civilization throughout the
worlds to hold its OWLS to hold ia
another generation the place which it oc-
cup'es in the present, it must by cor
dial and friendly union among its leading
powers. Here, here. Such, gentlemen
Is to US the value of the alliance with
France
Lord Stanley has travelled extensively
IN this country, and therefore speaks un-
derstandlngly of its prospects for the flu
tGrc.- Chi Press.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-03

According to j. Thomas prize essay
on "Farm Management the principal
essentials to good farm management are:
Il. Capital enough to buy the farm and
stock it well > The judicious selection
of farm of a size compatible with these
requisites. 3. To lay it out in the best
manner. 1. To provide it with fcrces,
gates and buildings. 5. The selection of
the best implements that can be procued
at reasonable price. 6. To bring the
soil into good condition, by draining, ma
nuring and good culture 7. A good ro-
tation of crops covering every part of it.
s. A systematic arrangement of all oper-
alton, SO that there shall be no clashing
OF confusion. O. Diligence. 10. Good
management of business affairs, buying,
selling, &c.- Taliey Farmer.