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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-11
PROSPECTUS OF THE
American Collegiate Journal

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session. tie ANEEIcA$ LITERARY determined
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Collegiate Session.
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cation aud She refinement OF tISte proper weight in
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hearts OF its rsGGcTs those Lofty which are SO
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And Gscard!ng all political party contentious
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{, q firm basis
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EDITORS OF THE JOURNAL.
jyei-Im =: tw&w Bstt"IHy, Ia
WESTERN AE.SERIE CHEESE.
BoXes Western RESERVE Cream Cheese, jest received
I - by
l. NJ. PUMPIREY SON.
! .,ki >H's MHITI3 COTTON JIUSE Just received ut
]: II u NlCOLL BROS Variety Store.
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BUsIN EsS NOTICES

=, 50 4 Word IN Season-Such men as Rev
y " m n, Armstrong, Rev. Wesley Kenncy, James
=, Wharton, George Mendel, Jacob Amick, s
~ " woodrow, and scores of others equally we'll
NAoW"' have given their emphatic verdict N
favor OF Brenliinger's Compound Fluid Extract
OF DandeIion and sarSaparilla, as Blood puri.
ner' 1t is nota qnack Prepqratoa-but is con.
tln"aiiy prescribed by Physcians-to whom the
formula is made known without hesitation
1t will cure Scrofula, PimpIcs, Sores, Sore
Eyes Skin Diseases, Scad Head, Blotches,
Aercurial Diseases, and all kinds of bumors
more safely and speedily than can be accom-
PtIshcd by any of the so-colled Blood Search
erS' Or humbug discoveries" Price 81 per
bottle. General Agents,
I. II. LOGAN & Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST & Co,
Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, Va.
For sale also in Bethany, MoundsviIlc, Bel
LAIR ST. Ciairsville, WclIsburgh, and by dealers
generally.
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- -iinsio2 a Boy from lie Count,y.-
.s Bryan was up before AID. Duty yes.
.ay, Charged with striking and beating a
ifon the country. The boy, it seems, had
* i'om Greene County, Pa, to this city, in
r.. o! work, Having no money to go to a
EN-, anu feeling exhausted from long walk,
'aYs lodgings in new beat now being bull,
ship yard. The watchman of the boat,
ISAAC Smith. in company with Bryan,
.' the boy ascep on the steamer, and com
ar4i beating and kicking him. This occur
." Monday evening, we believe, and the
las been quite unwcl from his injuries
having suffered from diSloca;ion Of his
80 J'44e, and several blows in the face
mon the body. He is now stopping at the
- o. officer Deafenbaugh, in destitute cir
.'a;ess Bryan was held to answer the
.. Court. Saith will have bearing TO-
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5-Lls Ltr.-Day before yesterday an AL
man Of this city issued summons against a
r. u!3 resides in Ohio, for small debt. On
.a.rs DAY the wife Of the absent lebtor hap
... to beiu toxin and the Summons against the
/. ,aai was dolly served upon her by deputy
..-.a.a The learned magistrate, gave judg-
L.. tll deb; and COSTS, upon which he forth,
v. ,sae4an execution. The deputy sergeant,
s sayiHins but Solomon, especially in re-
.s.a,. aw,procecded to execute the process.
III in the wifc's possession quantity OF
rs. AID eggs, which he executed, and as he
by force, the result was that the hen fruit
juice we're considerably broken up and
a,-! Subsequently citizen offered to go
: for an appeal, when the magistrate dis
.,,,.. tbe process, having been Informed that
al wrong, The property thus forciJly
i:1m & defeucelcss female contrary to,
utter violation of all law, was, of course,
..aayI. What profound study is the law
gi:y there are not more quiet toll gates
a-.g.
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

w l1oLESALE MARK Ell.
BSooNS-Colarnon 3d..
hCTTER In kegs VG1u
bUCKETs-hIrIettd $2Ga32 25
CHEssE-westera Rsserye7c:
CANDL-S-Taiow mould 4. din n. star %. evan, an
CorFs&-Java lSc; Rio T2a.i2tI
fLnCR-ENtra Family 1; Extra 5 81. zoDnrHDa !, %
NHSAT-I2v ~ s 49,
CORS-l,OU.
OAIS-.U
EEATHEEs--.i1S l4Ic. scarce
FISti-StAd $i5; iIerrpes SO: Nacl-arsl Ma
FUES-RnccoOn 3U>GlS7 &c ga " l%'
tIISSASG-55a6u
HHaT-ci9yer ? ton 1890; Timothy $1,000
!.'HE-LoUiS so
ot nsS Ss Orleans 49, Sugar House 45o.
StyAL sFHH IS .gnrpensine 7oitar s4X05
RAoS-a9336, dull.
KICs-51E &c.
SEaDs-FIaxseed 1875; Glover SO.
soAP-CAsttie per 10 15G9IS; common 51SG
ScG Ias-Naw Orleans 5iIIS hid sitSII &, bh,
SNCFF-Scotch 20; Nappcc 22926, " -
iEA-Gu1p"wsrr 4Tu; Imperial 4n5a,65. TIvs, a,5-,
P"gching 2SI'S9c; oooug 35s275c 80 ''' o'S'Vs'
ionAcC0--6 twists ~; five roll 24ReS
'o1-- UniTHShed from Is e.
o.; Fan boni extra 40 to Ia ~ "'SAleu :" 10
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nos s0 -leoiae"t TO q chitd-Yesterday after
f Hoo''' a small boy, whom nobody knew, fell
rom Inc tail gate ola milk wa son, to which he
w, was clns'ng as the vehicle passed our Office
inc buggy Of DIR. Alfred hughes was following
c,"Se IN the'rear and before the horse could bc
1'eeSed up the wheels had passed over the
BOY body causing the little fellow much main
az az l0'c'"s hin to cry right heartily. The
poI'or examined the boy and soon foundthat he
mad received no material injury.
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CrLrMnus, o.. Aug. lO.-A State Christian
AntiS.avery Convention met this morning, and
was well represented from MI parts of thc,St
a committee was appoirt d to effect thoros. h
organization. Resolutions; and ed dresses were
made, and the convention adjourned.
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ST. LonIs, Aug. lU.-Kiyer fell 5 inches in
"a hours enaingliast evening and is now rcced
ing at about tIic sa.me rate, with feel in chan.
mel to Cairo. All the upper streams are report
ed falling. Weather cloudy and warm Several
brisk showers fell Yeslertlav afternoon
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PIANO FORTES,
"A. H. GALE A. go.

a. H. GALE -, go.
$3.50 TAX" pleasure in inviting tie attention OF
Az s's, 4InatenrC ant the Public ran-rniiv
a 4rroduc.d The gro vim 49, - T. '.st IN
H!ano E?rtc that shau apHEonc Grand In vnirr1. ~
, - No =" e same ''", avoid the uuCnniy rtT-
Se ." %" INSTRUMENT. directed, our tncr
e rsry,rdd 1 OF such %esieyun,n.
petition. " '''''o'' ''''' u S0'H-
Va, amos Mre all guaranteed 20 give entire salts
@ III. ne "eF Ordered from Q
u. 'sen's ur9i-."Gt the country solicit
% '"rA patronage which Lay. enjoy ed for tie last
~ -'IFe years 4. II. GALE Il Co.
=.!E-Es-lE lns ~ l2rm New Work.
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c. E S'TIFEL.,
?1"n"fncturer OF 'Fsn 81 &aees From Vynre
AND DEALER ~

AND DEALER IN
E1oUSBEuRNISE1NG HARDWARE
+AN en- hand large assortmrI OF lIous-Turr,s
ing Goods, Part Of his stock consisting Of ii:r rt
e: lined with porcelain; nil,
rs I"HcIl,.Itr" M"SStis patent Freezer Ola
D'i.aa1;i Coffee pUts, Isivi Cutlery r,, .,G
Eack T4 Wase, Tn"rd En.ciea Itocw WGTc IIra.s
IL rt'ests OF his customers and puir rrncraIv
tentt"' 10 h:s Water cooler iatcr,
~ ~ r.S Ses to sac les; =i, the ol Dominion C. Zee
- makes tue hest coffee, and IAy in ;yiDr
.tH' On "aMt very large assortment own raar,.
At't! ~ ware Wii"i"slc and retail. articles no,
on aM WI he made 10 order the Short, ST aotic an. A.
s45- FELI| CANS ALT4I;S 0N H<,E5
Those III want q owse C;oo,;s u ~, ,,
on INN lis articles rucntiu,, TYn<r
Who call viii ind every article fo Gi,inr ont T:
household =, r S1'I Ut VG' i" 'i"E
Ny2t-i ern No. 1T} Main St WfcrlI,,v WI
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idea OF invasion by France. lie hoped cxpla-
| nations would be entered into between the two
governments, and after such cxplana tions had
been made and tried, then he would, If ngcessa-
/ ry, be ready to vote two hundred millions Of
pounds TO proy.ide navy superior 10 France.
although he showed that the English nnv,, was
greatly superior now.
coNurwclAL lxrELL,oExcs.
LIVERPOOL CoTroS MARKET. July 29.-Du1inr
the week G2,u09 bales of Cotton have beet, sold.
+; SneculatoES taking $500 and Exporters 5000
bales. HOders de,uand an aavnnce of ID in
price The sales to day arc estinrted at s, 900
bales. The market closed stendy ut The follow
nS al; antNoflzed quotations: Orleans tair SID,
I"'t"iins o.lOd; Mobile tar I'd, Ulld'ilng ysu;
Pio'!u 'a'r ga nlndi'ng ID
=, LAWS CoEToS MAKKET:-New Orleans Ties
N',i'"a're IS quoted ut HE
LONDON MvNEY MAEEET.-Thc money market
are GNotcd ut 94Sa95 for money and 95ls95S
/ Inc bullion aimn in the Bank of England has de
crease" SSZS" 0Qo during the week.
i'iNEkPoUL' JGly 29th.- RreadstuitS dull
Urn mas oeci'hlhg tendency Provisions
''"Ne also Il declining tendency.
LfvERrooL. -Cotton-thr stock in mort was
I GT5,VU0 bales, of which Coz 500 were American,
The advices from Manchester were favorable;
prices Of goods and vans had advanced. The
maj Sct closed hnuyant aud active
1 LlvEGrooL.-B rcaGstufIs du Richardson,
/ Spence y Co. report the harvest prospects Ia
vora0ie Flour very dull and unchanged; Amer
tican lOsal2> Cd. Wheat dull at Tuesdays
/ improvement; western red Is Ula9s 4d western
white 9s"9$S I'd. Corn dull; European offered at
Il Slight reduction; mixed aud yellow American
Us lUd"6s sd; white 7sl7s Sd.
/ MISUNDERSTANDING Bros circujar r,,ortS tbp
market for wheat opened earIy in the " ws ~"
with slight advance, but closed With omot,t;ons
Barley maintained. IRON firm Mt 81 ~. e.; 10
Tor rails, aud e6a6 IS for bars P;~ s,,.,iy ~
53sa53s 81. Sugar Quiet Cotf.,. So.
Rice Quiet S'S''"
~
with 49, ;nrca, ''Ir cma ,a1Ne' IS mere stringent
III ~ 81 '''eI tnNVl "ehahu.
,rcnl. ~ Go9 Ivy h, oS"1ton Gun Sales Tor the
OllrspS Tros I, rr 1'9GT o29I 03!eS New
o.iGA's s res OFu'nafo II and bas lo6F. being
4 S Tha . ,.gtins' =, pu...,
far ,bn go ~ N''''ce Lao Ocen n"!AVera"e
80
Sgw Your ,uc 1o--rh, sn,,,. .c..-
is incrpo.i, ma -. "S SEPpIv Oh money
an" money on ca1i Is easier aud
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FOREIGN MEMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARABIA.

! press having arrived from Halifax with the
European dispatches by the Arabia for the As
sociatcd Press, the following abstract is furnish
ed at the earliest possible moment:
| The Emperor Napoleon has decided that the
French Army and Navy shalt be restored to a
peace footing. He is now generally regarded
as sincere and his intentions pacific
Z The Zurich conference has not yet been held
The English Cabinet has announced that the
invitation TO participate in the Congress Of the
Great Powers, would not be accepted until tn.
result of the great conference ut Zurich has
been asccrtaincd.
The steamships Vanderbilt, City of Baltimore
and Bavaria haze arrived out
I The advices from Italy are peaceful
The debates in the English Parliament indi
cate the intention Of the government to yi.ror
ousiy prosecute the works upon the national
de!cnscs.
The Sandman plenipotentary to the peace
] conference had reached Paris
The American horse S,arke, entered by Mr.
! Ten Brock for the GoOdwood race has won
the stakes. The GoodwooG cup was carried off
| by Promised Land The American mare Prio-
ress came in third.
The Independence Beige aays that the Austri
an provincial councils will al b. cnnvolied soon
anH will have complete liberty in their Gebera-
tons and may make known openly and sincerely
10 the Emperor the wishes Of their poDu(ationS
The lst Austrian corps d'Armcc Tor the present
will be maintained in Italy on a war footing,
2G00U0 strong the other corrS IL Armoo ar. ~
90 TO their former cauIoments in Ci,Iii.is md
hungary.
/ The official Pedmontese G0zet;s s,vs tho,
the rev ministry will not nroGnce amy vsr.,; i,'
in the policy of Sardinia.
| There viii be a grand Illumination ut Milan
on the arrival Of the King, ''''''"
The Sardluian Governors of Modena have
been Withdrawn and the governments turned
over to the municipality. The results of the
! ,i"d,Nt Nv, Ia, i'' VI 1"Sc",S 10
;nnf,'5;s ~ l H'o"" "1 M places
S0a ,,I ",iu -, eMcr: mere were
Ia VnrJ dSiro ~ - Pt votes.
ronoin n 49,, n,,oL '''e cue" troops are 10
4 WiIan ia,,'r soy ,,,,t ITO >.,.o.,o ;...;,
c,,n,mnr;,,,, S s"c parry IS
Tnnn,ia - anu al ''Sui'cct'oh J"
TLn I r. S.o,oo 49,. g..
France NAV. oL. e1s huS''3 ana
ihnt in fX;9,, ~" l,' 40 I,eI,, .G5 H'ease'
ak tive Of , f .sy are o"n'o 10
:, iS cid ,L., Ion,t"t;,, ~; l-.t
NanoIno -, ~ ,.oG w." ''sc II"ee
Ike tho ,s,nr ~ w. "''' noU' 'eiSH ltnsa 10
! E,.,,,,o ~ "e ANe'e''s''0t l"
I Thn Ioto ror +ho v,r.l,
fvc5 Lnt !, vos 5000 was not
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CiEvptAEp, Au5 lo.-An inquest on the
body Of Mr.. Sterling, picked up On Sunday
morning concluded u verdict TINT lie was pro.
badly murdered. The testimony taken was Of
very little value
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%SSs-

= ',@ "S-|5Y LsteNigeDose caa be had at
...''''as roo" Ills morning with or with
'p'eFs, It's perfec. dictionary orcur-
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- A'.''h G' Madame Bosc2. Madame Bcs
''s !'':''e'saDs, ~ho performed in this city
- months ago, and met with great success
-. l. e..sy'in'nmcnts, died at Ottawa, H.,
'': last "eek. she Was for years a
~, >--' ser iron poroxyisms OF the spine; to
~, 's'3sa ms iatense pain she res9rtcd to
~ '.'1eS OF ether and cllorofor,n, when her
anu ~ $ not on land to prevent her, which
.'s> 50 Worked on her as to make her near
ga/y. Twas from an overdose Of these
mat She died. The husband, Mr.. Miller,
- as'ns his wify's Nom de 2lun,e) was
oy circumstances to give an entertain
y mage on the succeeding evening, but
p against lis feelings
= ''scea>ed I1dy's maiden name was Wood.
vas native OF Yorkshire, England, was
- Eeafs oil, and came to this country
:. t'"r years ago.
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= 9'4"Seci'tt1,-A German woman made
,'"sise'ual attempts to pass ten dollar
'y.' "''S IN the Market yesterday mora
"e.ofe the fact, however, was discovered
- disappeared in The crowd and could not
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-11

LorlsyllhE, Aug. lo.-Rivcr falling; , feet 10
incAc, ii canal.
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New Wine and Liquor Store.

New Wine and Liquor Store.
NE undersigned respectfully begs I,ave to inform his
numerous friends and The pubic generally that lie has
US DAY p. ned MEoiv"ie and K, tail Wine Liquor
7t' re connected with Ear-rocn AZ No % Main street
one uoor above the Eank OF Wheeling, lie will con
SANITY Keep On hand nj !ure Wines Bran
dies, Whistles, Gin, KUN, CT AIS &C.
As 1t Is my intention to keep oting pare stuG and
!" bay the closet attention ~: urusi to
49, 1" receive share Of lublIc patronage Inch ear
nessly solicit. uyI=-9ml CONRAD STROBKL
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CALDWELL g GRAHAM,
{sCcctss 5Es E. NARNEY)
IA 4 N u & "A CTUIs E2ES or
Conner ri n 81 slo Get -, ILL.,

Copper, gin 81 sheet Iron Ware,
NO. 8 MAIN STREET..
WILL kcep constantly hand cor1piet. assortment
81 "a" tn ""rtS III cur line Also Cook iug and Heat.
ing Stoves OF the most approved patterns ali Of Which we
'r as ~" rs can he had any establishment in the city
"" W"HH respectfully solicit the patronage Of the public
winch We "!e TO merit by strict our
n" executing our work in and woTknaniike tv
We would cell particular our fcil;ls for Ia
M ali Kinds OF Copper work, such Brew and Dye Kettles
SUNS ana Copper ninC OF every Tirton all sizes Of
N"#'tE anu br"s5 h"!i'es @"l'i constantly ha,l.
tfnt'erHg, Roofing and Job all kinds will he
---HH-!-.-1 nt,,-l.Lt.' 20 jv1l-1v
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~ we call attention to the new advertise
,!leIlt OF X. 3, McLoin, in another column.
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FUR LIQU ORS.
w Z are receiving and krv constantly on hand
supply OF the fc"tag Liq,;"rs to which ,Y Sire to
call the attention of the Grade generally Halter or-
selves that We can give entire &Gti2fIc:i0 awho may
favor with their orders.
P!ncr, CastiIOrU & Co.'S Brandy of 1886
seisnstt. brandy, Cu-uac Hrar.ly
Domestic do Cherry do
Ginger do Annie DO
Peach ito Eiacx, cry do
Sherry Vine, Port Wine, Mar,cira Wine,
Mnscat do Malaga do CIzret do
Heiisiek's Champagne,
Aeidsick Is Co.'S Champagne,
California Sparkling ChompN gne:
Aoi'an: Gin, Domestic do. JamIca Rum.
lr.sA whisky, MononEaheIa do, Reciidtd do
PURE RYE WHISKY OF 1850.
FalHirE Ale, Younser's do, Lonl N brown Stout.
Cigars, Tobacco, Said OIL &c
Al orders ntgu,;ed care " Il receive nruupt at
tentioE. W. a. EDWARDS L BRO,
corner OF Market aud Monroe streets,
au23 Opposite the Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-04-13
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHIL a ID e l. HIA.
A Beneuolent Institution established by special
Endowment, for the Reliefofih Sick and
Distressed, afflicted NTH Virulent and
Epidemic Diseases.
VI'HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view
l. of the awful destruction oil human life
caused By Sexual diseases, and The decep.
lions pracliced upon the unfortunate victims
of such diseases by Quacks, several years
ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as
CHARITABLE ACT worthy oftheir name,
10 open Dspensary for the treatment ol
this class Of diseases in all their forms, ant
to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS TO al
who apply by letter, with description OF
their condition, Gage, occupation, habits OF
life, sc. and in case of extreme poverty,
to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE. II is needless TO add that the
Association commands the highest Medical
skill OF the age, and will furnish the most
approved modern treatment
The Directors of the Association, in their
Annual Report upon the ifeaimen, of Sex
ual Diseases, express the highest sasfac-
ZION with the success which has attended
the labors of their Surgeons in the cure Of
SpermatonhGa, Seminal Weakness, Gonorr.
hGa, Gleet, Syphilis, The vice Of Onanism
or sell-Abuse, Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, &C., aud order continuance OF The
same plan Tor the ensuing year.
The Directors, on a review Of the past,
feel assured that their lahors in this sphere
Of benevolent effort have been of great ben
eff, 10 the afflicted, especially 10 the young,
and they have resolved 10 devote them
selves, with renewed zeal, TO this very i'm
porlant and much despsed cause.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhna
or Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onsnlsm,
Maslurba,ion, or Self.Abuse, and other dis
eases of The Sexual organs, by The Consult.
ing Surgeon, will be sent by mail (in
sealed envelope EREE OF CHARGE on
receipt of TWO STAMPS for postage. OH
er Reports and Tracts on the nature and
treatment Of Sexual diseases, diet, &C., are
constantly being published for gratuilous
distribution, and will be sent to The afflicted.
Some of The new remedies and methods of
treatment discovered during The last year.
are of great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. ].
SKILLlN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. Q South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bv order of the Directors.
EZRA d HEARTWELL, Pres't.
GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Secretary.
March lsl, 1858.
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STAR OF THE NORTH.
LUCK AND PLUCK.

Every community has It's "lucky" man.
The boys in the streets know him, and
point him out as he passes, the admiring
crowd lift their hats 10 him, the unsuccess.
ful envy and perhaps traduce him. Sue
cess seems natural to him. If he was not
born with gold spoon IN his mouth, he has
long since exchanged his wooden one for it
Every thing he touches seems 10 turn to his
advantage. That farm he bought few
years since, would now sell for double the
money. If there is but one good crop
raised in the town, you will be sure 10 find
it in his fields and then what prices his
produce always brings him. Depend upon
it, there's something in it, 'he's lucky
man." This is the outside view, and a
most pernicious one. Let man "curse
his tars," complain of his hard fute, and
sigh and wait for luck let him feel the
conviction that success is something indie.
finite, uncertain, which may or may not
follow efforts, as a kind of MYSTERIOUS, un-
comfortable chance may direct, and it is
not difficult 10 predict his future. His stars
will be unlucky; the golden comet with its
splendid train of glorious results, for which
he looks, will never be seen above his
horizon.
The man of "luck" is man of "pluck"
We like that word. 1t is solid and yet
elastic. 1t has ring like steel 1t tells of
man who does not know when he is con.
quered. If the backward Spring disappoints
his calculations for large corn crop, he
is sure TO have fine field of buckwheat &.
or if this fail, he rejoices in follow ready
for notable yield of Winter grain. II
debt presses heavily upon him, it but bends
him more closely 10 his work. But more
than all is the plucky man distinguished
by venluring boldly when there is proha-
bility that success may be attained. Scarce
ly man of fifty years but remembers the
time that success was within his reach, had
he nerve enough 10 break from his old
routine, and follow the openings while
many one has been deferred from compe-
tence and even fortune, by timidly adher-
ing TO sold ways" good only in age. The
cultivator especially, who hopes 10 succeed
now, must have not only the energy which
rises against opposition, and bear up under
mistortunes, but also the enterprise which
looks for and adopts Improvements and
there never was time when such enter
prise had surer promise of success, for new
er before were Improvements, both in the
manner and implements Of cultivation, more
marked and abundant The lucky man of
to-day will be the lucky man ten years
hence.-Am. Agrieuhuist.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-04-13

"CAN Corn FED TO Hoes BE MADE TO PAY
EAST OF ONO W-Corn fed to swine can be
made 10 pay almost anywhere, by proper
management However fertile land may be,
do not believe you can farm it long with
out manure. Therefore, in feeding corn TO
hogs, have an eye 10 the manure. In fat.
tening swine, the meat is one object and
the manure is equally another. When pork
is worth six cents per pound, you get seven
ty-five cents per bushel, in pork for your
corn and with proper management, you
get, in the long run, seventy-fve cents m ore
in manure. TURF your pigs into your or.
chard up to the middle of August; then put
them into the sty, with good yard, in to
which throw turf, muck, leaves, sawdust, or
anything TO absorb the ammonia. Sawdust,
usually wasted, is much more valuable than
many imagine. When thrown into hog
yards or stables, it absorbs the ammonia,
and forms amost valuable fertilizer .--HoNEs.
TUs STEARNs, in GenesSee Farmer.