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Tim Bunker ON New Manure.

MR. ED.ToR:-I ha'nt told you anything
about my carrot crops, this year, and the
way l astonished the natives and nysell
about as much as any Of them. 1t is seldom
that new idea gets into the heads Of the
people up here in Hookertown, but they all
declared they got one, when they come to
see my carrot crop. guess had one my
self, but it was not exactly the same as INV
nsighbors'.
Yoa know, last year, l told you about the
subsoiling of my garden, and the lots Of gar.
den sance put into my cellar, in the fall
Of 1856. That walked up some folks consid-
cradle, and Seth Twiggs in particular. One
day last Spring, he came down to our mouse
pipe in mouth, as usual. Says he, "Esqire
Bunker, am going in for some Of them
premiums, myself, this year, and Il calculate
to beat you on carrots, do your prettiest."
Dew tell" says land what are you 60.
ing to manure with r
Pig manure and q subsile pillow. Y GU
| see I've got Deacon Smith to subsile INV
garden, and I've got manure enough to COW
CT the ground, An inch thick, all over
lou 70 gone coon, this time, Squire Bunk
or, shall beat yOu; and the smoke roIled
Of self satisfaction. ses
zone.
subsile pillow is not the chief end of man
LII try . few tile drains and trenching
spade.
The lower end Of nv garden. Won know
is bounded BY . ditch, and has ALWAYS heen
too wet. got sole tile enough to drain Z
quarter Of an acre, putting them down
thfec-and-a half feet deep, and thirty fsetvl
apart Thinks to myself eif Seth Tvivr.
gets the start Of Tim Bunker ON carrnts
he'll have 70 manure with nethine deenar
than subsile plows " After the tiies were
put down. I could see they were needed h..
cause aftef every rain thae came, thew vonld |
dischafge water into the ditch. Seth thought
No Was doing rather IN extravaeant thi1eI /
Dir, putting ON the manure an inch thick 81
IL only showed what . fog his mind VA IN
about manures had . grand con no.tI
heap, that had been making ell winter
muck, nightsoii, soapsudy, and lot of hoe1
ny-dsh-at least ten cords, and very str1no.
l had i al worked into that ouafter q AZ
lcre with the ,trenching SPADE. full th,eH
tsss deep I then raked IL eli over Win 4
.teel toothed garden fale, the teeth n
inches long, making . seed bed about g "a r
y bed Of down sowed the carroh n /
irills, ON the hrst day Of Jane. The .drillsl
.efe fourteen inches apart and | thinned |
hem out 70 eight inches Ia The drill
when WAS digging then, tie voak h.
ore Thanksgisin6, Deaean 91;fh. go
rWiggb and Uncle JothsiA GpasfoveraeaIll
anne along. The heaps vere .lyslr - ~
Tonnd aeoat Q thiak - Aayeosan. "a j
aQsi's crop, squi.. B..l.r,. -. .a.I
AD;d Won anha;le az. -, - ;.....:. ii III
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PATENTED OCT. 90, 1867.
Important 10 Millersl

WOODWAMD ,S Ne ~ SMUT M ACKlNE
AND SEPAlGA1 sDKE COMRlNEO.
w take TIL. method Of Informing Mllers generally
w that We are NOW manufacturing and VIII keen
constantly ON hand Woodward's Combined shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider he best now ia
use, and We hasard nothing in saying every Miller who
has yet used II will bear out In this asserton Il Il
compact and durable moves with less power than ost
machines and does all the work heretofore performed 81
three machines, viz: the Screen Separator aud Smut
ter, to say nothing Of the Fanning Mil which has suai
" 70 be used In cleaning dust from ORAL. M m
~ 70 the mode Of operation In the nrat p}ace n
rates the sticks. throws balls and part n fhe
oats from the grain before securing. While IN the
proc ss Of securing the gvanis contact With
sf hg blast Of cir, which carries on dust = fast q
made II then passes into larger Separator where Il
cleared Of chess, imperfect grains oats &c. and Il
then ready for grinding. The dust D an not onlv
cleared from the grain, but from the chess oats ana
onal, and blown clear out Of the 1nin. Another verv
great advantage 10 that II be set on the same oor
with the burrs any where else In the mill that -
desired, - It makes no dust whatever. s85 1 n
Every Miller knows that 1t antterly impossible "a com
ssuct mill that VIII make good noar ont Of dirty rain
unless the dirt be rst removed No better xcne has
yet been invented for this purpose than WDodvardsa
Shutter snd Separator, and II 10 believed none a veil
adaptc Western Grain They are now ia nae and
san bes en- q twoof the Mills In this ety.
Br0e.. and Keiser Co.'S. II M go n --'s
Orders promptly attended to. &s94 ss
oct 25-dwtf WOODWARD KElarR.
Burlin9tnm T0.a
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Too Coon TO BE Losr.-The following
good one from the Memphis Bulletin, is too
good to be lost:
VINGT UN.-We have q friend-Or, with
the emphasis Of the inimitable Toodles, We
hare . friend, who, for the nonce, we shall
call "the Major" though his right to the
prefix is somewhat questionable. Now the
Major has had through life one besetting
sin, and that 10 an unconqerable love Of cers
tain game ofcards known Is riagt IN, which
is the French for twenty -one. This well
known game. tat wife and large family,
are about the only weaknesses that can be
laid to the Majors charge How often he
has been married the record saith not, nor
is important Suffice it that during twenty
odd years Of the Majors welded life, as his
wealth increased and his hairs become gray
one after another, in regular succession, his
board was honored with the presence of
miniature editions Of himself, until the num-
Der had reached twenty, when the Major
concluded things had gone far enough, and
should be stopped. But they didn't, as the
Major in due time found out, for he had cal
culated without consulting his wife. There
were indications of another bond Of union
and well.spring of happiness. The Major
became nervous, for his nomenclature was
exhausted. In his desperation, he finally
declared that the coming heir to his name
and fortunes, whether boy or girl, should be
named Vignt an
In vain tho old woman demonstrated
The Major was memorable. The new COM
er, being the twenty first, should wag his
way through life with that appropriate title
In an ante room the Major awaited the an
noancement of the little strangers sex
The nurse appeared and to the Majors hor-
ror, whispered the terrible word--trinsi
Busted; by thunder" yelled the Major,
''CAy didn't I stand on tcentyP sa
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f.1. ~. -

FENCE 4ENGE2 kkNGh
TUE andersisUea have On hand anA ~ ~
= sale large stock Of Wire Fence, esnertE
ri0us patterns and sises. We call he 60
vho may y interested In the item Of fsncise W
veft1oememt.
For farmers u - ths bess possible kind ssa
can b useds particularly u fenciae on pSaiEa2
that IL b not without much labor and expesl[
and rock can be ebtained. II - the iightea, ~
oerongess and most durable iron renee that lr
been tested, besides requiring less repairing .
othsR- II hes bssn used 10 great exteni -
Eastern and Middle States, and In ali cases ~ u
the general approval Of the pablic. 800
r. those Who require fence for fssna -
house lot. ve recommend wire fences a beiug)l
thing, Ssr while they possess not only nestnsIN
and durability In themselves, they possess -
ever others, IN that they uif6eurs no las1n
str1ct Pc lawn, and that they enhance rathafe
stroy the symmetry and beauty OF ornamentGe
We TAXA pleasure In Fecommending thus seySl
20 Railway corporations and contractors ~
feeling conhdent that IL d the best, cheapest, Z
sna moss durable kind d fences that they sasu
Weinyite Al TO call and examine our sioes.
feb 2S-bptf. kMfH. R0kfND01 4
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Doctor, an4 ~ ssCaD4ain, VIA i ooaos-
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ABnt a. i feased furminr .aouaintanee,
among the isdies miUht interfcre v;th nv
studies, / avoided them all.-.D@,-1-e.s,
@W.il" - '''s''' "
Gone evening Altar l;.tsn;ne to a long lee
tnna on nhveicsi anatomv and afnar disaect.
rine, hSRs nerro. fAtirued in body and
i. smind. I went n INV slodeinpe. and-"5
swell" said the Captain. beginning to get
Interested "a Aa-' 4~'y - 80
! II venI inke fhe han. took a lamu. and
10 went directly into nv room: il being then
after one o'cleck-"
"WelI."
II placed the light upon the table, and
commenced undressing / had hardly eol
INV coat off when INV attention waa .tfrsct
cd by.e finch and 8 Quantity Of netticoats
living on the chair. near the bed"
"Wellr' said the Cantain. who began to
show signs that he was deeplv interes3ed.
MAnd a n.;r 'nr .msH hesms;f,l .hoas md
stockens on the door. OF course / Thought
il strange. and was about To retire but chen
II thoog6t il was nv room; had at least .
right to know who was in my bed"
nExactlv" ncrlasd tho Corto;r dv,oli /"
$50 took the light. went softly to the
bed and with : trembling hand drew as;de
the curtain. HeavensI what 4 sirhN A
Young girl. should aav an angel &c ahont
4 eighteen, was in there, asleep-
"Well!" said the Captain. giving his chair
q hitch.
Gas gsxed upon ber. thon0ht that
never Witnessed anything more beautiful
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,. @. LAUMAN = Rw<.
Steam Boiler Manufactory.

bte3m B0Ilef MaMufoCto1y.
ME are nov prepared 70 build High PssnAl
Tanks, Smoke Pipe and Breechins, ana evssy11eI
10 cur line q -. Louie p Ices and on The salshr
70 parties wanting Engines we WIN AarltA -
ehinery complete.
- Repairing done on short notice and ess11n
SHOP near 7. p. Rand's Pork House, Burliag>4
nctllAd3nw6M saA j. II. WiIe0N E1|
Oskaloosa Herald, 0tsum Courier, an1 -.
QtiseD, copy to amount or e3 ana charge Tn -
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JAMES b. DRyu.

1 ~@N11 1z1AA1s $50 OzTUNWl.
NJ ~ olefing on easy terms cAolee Lots n M
city .nd cheap homes the several sadItio. - ~
iee - Attorney and etasy Iubrr, ANA law
CITY Piata, Sectional Cour.iy Nans ~ fsik sS
~ ~ esve pattcular alsenton 6 the amInss,o.
es ne Psrsons Washing % eeeure
111Mr 1aA 90 wel TO examine NJ ~ of IN :.
4la ha4 EtKat Glass Lan1a ss5g 5
y Hapelle, AdAihI Adauis, Appane..s - 80
XS3sns Sa1se Dscatur, Grssn, 0ptSsi-. assrisce
$500 11nessa, 1adsoni AnnTee, PpR usioa n.
may e-bply - Sc lt4S 80
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II ETTER PFsESNES ama CNDV7NC
~ HOOKS .s..A large assortment Of Letter Presses
Mann.s Parchment Paper Copying Books, Arnold writ.
lng ana Copying Fluid, brushes OH PAPER Rlot.in,
BY ii RRnwN ss'
aug7 Barret House RIocr "a.
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New GAME.-Godsy's Lady's Book has the
last new social game" Here II IL.

IN" OAAn" OOuUy 11uUy DOCK mas the
last new social game" Here It 10:
A small piece Of stick is lighted at one
end and the blaze is blown out, leaving the
sparks. 1t is then passed from one Of the
company to the next on his right hand. and
so on round the circle, each one saving. az
ne hands it to his neighbor, Jacks alive"
The player who holds the stick when the
last spark dies out, must consent to have 4
delicate mous:ache painted On his face with
the charred end of the stick, which il then
re-lighted and the game goes on. Should
the wearer of the moustache have Jack die
second time on his hands, an imperial
whlskers, or exaggerated eyebrows may be
added to his charms. While Jack il il 4
lively condition, with his spark in fine bril-,
liant order, he is passed carelessly from one
player to another; but when he shows symp-
toms Of dying it is amusing to see how ram
idly he changes hands, for each player d
bound to receive him a. soon Is his q neigh.
Dor pronounces "Jack's alive In case The
monstache decorations are objected 70, .
forfeit may be paid instead, BY those who
held Jack Dead" Il. - a
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A1s Is WAAkHVkFe RRfMETmAln h NJ
T0rms-Por unlimited course ia Donble Entrv.
n nsssa.saIs Bookkeeping. Penmanship, Commercisi
~ Commercial Correspondence, Ac &C..
course o. 1nstructicn u the most comprehensive
ana = 90 completely reduced to practice g 70
Rcmm0 nshtp-Taught in the latest and No.
approved principles. -
W @@eFGt1b Law Lecgmree-Will b. s3ven
- zen Darw.n, one Of the ablest members Of ~
e ar on subjects necessary for every basness
seate College Of "a 81, -
send FOR Circular By mall III $780,
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Builder ana Man0nQet1FeR % Il
DOCK 1z&&EK9AIAE$ NHD0 n-1kxHDa

Jun CAA1neRu@DHFA ;
II WOULD ny - those WjshIng to bulld, that have
on hand seven hundred Doors anA eohs4 veek h ~
huilding line In propoFslen.
lam prepared u constact cUstass Daildings in town
o. cennify - hMetpfbsa- 40 s,se .ssg ss
have houses and lots, ranging from seven hundred
" swo thonsand doass, which IWm ssn ssrenesn r.
accommodating ternas.s
Also II lots ID Nosthern Addttssn, ranging Iron 80
- sir hunarea dplafss yhish win IN partly - te
Those vishipg hodnes would ~ well 70 give cen.
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OuR DAUaRraaA greatest danger TO
our daughters in the present time, = the
neglect Of domestic education Not only 70
themselves, but 70 Husbands, families, and
the community q large, does tho evil *
tend. By far the greatest amount Of happi-
mess in civilized lie ID found in the dOmes-
tic relation, tud most Of this depends on the
domestic culture and habits Of the wife and
mother. Let our daughters be intellectually
educated ~ highly % possible; let their
moral and social nature receive the highest
eraces of vigor and re6nement but along
with these let the domestic virtues find :
prominent place. saa lsss "a
We cannot say much shout our daughters
being hereafter wives and mothers, but We
ought to think much of il, and give the
thought prominenCe in III our plans for
their education Good wives they cannot
be, at least for men Of intelligence, without
mental culture; good mothers they certainly
cannot be without it and more than this,
they cannot be such wives as men need nm
less they are good housekeepers without .
thorough end practical training to that end.
Our daughters should be practically taught
to bake, wash, sweep, cook, set table, and do
everything apertaining to the order, neat
ness, economy and happiness Of the house
hold All this, they can learn as we'll as
not, and better than not 1t need mot inter
fere in the least with their intellectual edu-
cation, nor with the highest style Of refine
ment. Or the contrary, it will greatly con-
tribute thereto. Only let that timNwflich Is
worse than wasted in idleness, sauntering,
gossip, frivolous reading, and the various
modern female designations which kill time
and health he devoted to domeafic dnfiea
and education, and our daughters would
soon be all that the highest interests Of soci-
city deinand "A benign, elevating influence
would go forth through al the families of
the land. Health and happiness would then
sparkle in many . lustrefcss eye, the bloom
would return to beautify many d faded
cheek, and Doctors bills would give way to
bills Of wholesome fair.--St. Louis Adyer.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
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Fresh Arrivals " \
F. 9: HARDY,s

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eES TAE0hDO8E Bs WEDER 4 Coz. Z
- wnOEkgALE DgALkRD m
8O0tss Shoes Leather and Eamdf
Grimes' Block, Main Street,
T. ststs# sia 8URkZN01DM, EOWl.
kIAvEAlWays on hand large and llselected sock
~ OF the above Goods, which they are prepared 40
cell ut she lowest market rates. IF Ta faue i6.0v
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Fire! Rirsll FiYe!.

xz5URE YOUR PROPxsrY AcAus1 I
ts-s a# - #s
,. @. LAUMAN & DRG
Esss and Aaviss Kssussaes Acns
As.ss Lasman's Block, eerner Of water aadyssu1
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B. 4 i. q. Z. FREIGHT OFFICE.
THE only 4reighttrain onths road leaves Rullinss
freight designed TO be forwarded On any paytIcular
day should be delivered on the day previous O.. as
may9Sbptf VIM If RACRffa arn,2
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NEW SASH, DOOR AND RGTND FAC
~ ASe9Ls Ia kfeaeane Street, oppoUlce th1 on
Flank koad Depot, adjoining the Oil MIDI, Burnrton
90; AHcommon werk constansly on hand, aa& or.
ers, oylmail Or otherwise, promptly attended 10 3
nov. SS.w. URIAH LOPEZ
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c. w. SHERFEY.
"A TTORNEY AT LAW AND GEN.
n EleAL AGENT,
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OFson uyQe uSnVef0Q himself OF the fol.
lowing, on the 18th Of November last, in the
Tabernacle, where the Prophet and Apostle,
almost always hold forth to the faithful:
Behold We are here, alittls people collec-
ted together in the mountains, and are short
OF the munitions Of war, while on the other
hand the whole world is full Of them we
are short of clothing, but tolerably plenty Of
food; and then look 1t the terrible odds that
IL arrayed against US. See their thousands
OF well trained troops, the millions Of money
at their command They can bring any
sized army into the. field, ell armed and
equipped with a splendid outfit This is :
powerful odds against ne. The science ofwar
has been studied by them from the beginning
They have kept a school at West Point In
which they have trained and qualified their
otlcers to take command, and thew ara
schooled in all the tactics Of modern war.
fare except oars. Attic call of thu, Pres;.
dent Of the United Htaaee, there an thon-
sands who viii ,enrole a. volunteers. and
vii! De all armed and equipped, with money
10 their pockets and grub in their sacks:
Md NO end of either. Are Ill tnoee anv
1orse TOR ~ to overcome in our present con-
lition than it was to overcome the learning
strength and moral influence and novep
hat were arrayed against 10 wheu ~ vere
'ut handful, and called 10 10 On. an,l
reach the welcome message Of De rnsnel ;
2 the odds any greater ! i say not The
sod who taught and Sustained 10 in claim.
ng this gospel inits simplicity viii also aus
ain No in Whatever opposition may arise
galnst ne, provided we have the Shirt OF I
tod IN our hearts When We went toprsach |
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American watches di.g0ses Of this difficulty, a"d
COUNIHT MERCHANTS, aswell az watch dealers
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wiIhonl mystrry or humbag. Sold by the trad,
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