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On SATURDAY. The SOh dag Of Juiy
"A. d., 1859,

between the hours Of ten o'clock. A. NJ, md four
O'Clock p VI. of said day, the following described
real estate, to wit Situate in said County aud
State, and known and described as being part Of
sub lot 4, lot b, tract |, in the township Of
Russell, in said County aud State, and
bunded us follows Commencing on the line
of land now owned byJnmes Fuller, and at
point about five rods southwest from tic south.
herein described thence east twenty our
rods; thence north twenty rods; thence west
twenty.lour rods; thence south twenty roi-, to
the place OF beginning, containing three ncrCs OF
lund. h,imE the land surveyed by Anson Bartlett
also he other rights in connection with said land
and mlll conveyed by Thomas Fuller to sand
John EiidulI and Benjamin Roberts, be tho same
more or less but subject to all legal highways.
Said premises appraised at $27h0, Terms oI
sale cash in hand l.. G. WHITE,
Sheriff aud Special Master in Chlncory.
Sheriff Office, Goauga,CO,l
June 2l 1859. Ag3w1
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CLEVELAND MARKETS JnIy,

FLoCE-No sales and no change.
MmtT Some iuqury for shipment Is reported
"ilh sales al tie outside figures OF Mondays 1uo
lauons, as toiluwsi l cnr.lnad red at Sl,25
,aTs Indiana whnc ON private terms, and 1900 bus
red from store at 81 30.
OATS. Sales 400 bus now Mt iOc delivered on
boat, and 500 bus new ailoat at i3c.
BuTnE--ls steady al Iormer prices Sale kegs
nj l2ac.
EGIs-Arc mac i've and dull at l3c
Po7sToFS- Sales good common at S5c
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VOLUME X, NO. 81.

DEATH OF PR1Nce METrERSGcL--O One
of the old, noted men of Europe is dead
lie died at the advanced age Ct eighiy.six.
Metternich was long PRIMER Of the Aus
trian Government, and the great cham
pion and upholdcr of absolutism in
Europe. The revolutions Of 1850
threw him out Of power, and since he has
only been connected with the Government
as q confidential adviser.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that
y Petition will bo Presented to the Conn
mssioncrs of Grnuga County, Oho,at their
next Meeting on tho First Monday Of Sept.
next TO Discontinue tho North and South
Road Leading from L. /. llovoy's, in Mum
son Township, Gcaugn County, O"iD,to Ora
tor Luraway's, in said Township.
Muuscn. July lst, 1859. 49i lw'
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one-lourth of the total deaths in tile country
cuused by Consumption, to say nothing OF the nu-
meTous other diseases springing from slight
cold"
Do not trfe with your health; but, if suffering
from a Cough, or Cold on the Lungs, buy q bottle
of fHOOFLAND'S BALSAMlC CORDIAL, and
you may safely count on n cure. Thousands havo
done so, and have certified to lis wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from dsordered OF
dyspeptlc state OF tho stomach, in which case the
German Biuers should be used. In cases OF weak
ness, or general debility of the system resulting
from proracted Cough, the German BilIcrs viii
be found of great benefit
Prepared only by Dr. c. NJ. Jackson, 4ls Arch
Street. PHILADELPHIA, and tor Sale by Druggists
and Storek oepers throughout the United States
and Canada, Price IS cents per bottle:
January 7, 1859. 469.1yins
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!c2- A dreadful hail Storm visited the vi.
cinity of lluisnn, o, on tho 24th, breaking
lj 900 paucs Of glass in tho village alone,
destroying the crops, cutting the leaves
from tho trcos and leaving 10 its course
tabont milo in width. perfect wreck Of
in nltter and dreary wastc.
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Common sense rules the mass Of the reoplo,
whatever the misnumod and misunthrope philoso
pliers may say to the contrary. Show them II
good things letits merits be clearly demonstrated,
and lhoy will not hesitate 10 give it their most cor
dial patronage. The masses have already ratified
the judgment of physician, concerning the yir-
tues of HOSTETTER'S BIT'TERS, MS may be
4cea in the immense quantities Of this medicine
that are annually sold in every section Of the land
1t ia now recognized as greatly superior to all
other remedies yet devised for diseases ol the d.
sesliyc organs, such as diarrhUa, tyscntcry, dys-
pepsa, and for tho various fevers that arise from
arrangement of those portions oil the systcm Hos.
tetterS name is rapidly becoming household
woId, from Mime 10 Texas, from the shores Of
she atlantic TO the Pacific. Try tie article and be
sa,shed
Sold by all druggists in the world
~ See advertisement in another column.
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ON the Both day oiJunc, A. ID, 1889. the Un.
dersigncd wns duly appointed Administrator OF
the Estate oi SusanC. Rose, by the Probate COu:l
OF GcauSa County, Ohio.
WILLIAM GREEN.
Juno 30th, 1889 1gI.w3
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p AINEsVILLE NURSERIES,
June 10, 1859.


l. 4 4 E c o., q II q.
TIE Proprietors desire to call the attention Of
Fruit Growers 10 the following facts; Our Stock
of Trees is large, embracing ali the Best
Varieties Of the Ample, Pear, Plum, Cherry, Nee.
tarne, Apricot and Ounce, both the old and new
varieties OF the Grape, Curr amt, GOoscberry,
BlackboLry, Raspberry, Strawberry, &c, &c
Also large assortment of Evergreons and Orna'
mental Flowering Shrubs and Plants, Bnhous
Roots &c A great Variety Of Duh!las Roses,
phloXes Chrysanthcmums, &c, &c An OF WhlGh
aro well adapted TO the soil and climate OF norm
rrn Ohio and can be furnished at Less ITlces
than are paid for the Uihcred' dr'ed IP nay dedd,
frozen trees that are haph.a aIJnt "S eouTr"9 oy
N,n,;ssF In is a woll known fact, that thous-
I'D oi dollars are lost every year IN this state, by
I siry eastern trees. You have the WdrrGHf
pS 'La AGENT that all is right, and he has your
=, l,, a ami YOU may whistle for the damages. Our
",;gyseries are near you; Trees can be taken with
iarge quantity OF roots and planted out again so
soon a to render their living almost certainly
We warrant every tree and plant to be true TO- the
description given, and if any mistake should oc-
cur, we will refund the money or pay the dahia-
ses. III ,,o,,Lr
and save n large percentage, by purchasing ny
wholesale prices We will furnish Apple Trees OF
good size. from SI2 to Sl4 per hundred; Peach
| 1'Tees from $40 to Sl2 por hundred, and other
ihnrs in proportion, according TO the quantity Ia
| Lan Sot one iimc. Our Retail Prices for smaller
,,a,,,ies ca be seen in our Catalogue which will
| he sent TO all applicants upon the receipt oi foSt-
! noe Stamps Call and examine our stock before
INCREASING elsewhere, and VIC will endeaVor to
satisfy you both as price aud quality OF fees ana
Plants STORRS & HARRISON.
rainesyille, July !, 1889. i9i'mi
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SiIlGlkIEE,S SAEE.

IN obedience to the requirements OF n final Or.
/ der oi Sale issued from the office VI the Clerk
OF the Conu Of Common Pleas OF the County OF
Gcauga and State ot Ohio, in certain suit
wherein David French, ID, and Leonard Keith
are Plaintiffs, and John BilJuil, Benjamin Rob.
rrts and Thomns Fuller nrc Defendants, TO me di.
rcceG and delivered have caused to be appraised,
and shall expose to sale at public vendue, at the
door of tho Court House in Charuon, in sand
County
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
See advertisement.

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.--DR
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by Cornelius
L. CHEEsEMAS, NJ, d., New York Ciy,-Tho COM
hinulion OF ingredients in these Pills are the re-
sult of a long and extensive practice They are
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
ellirrcguIafitos Painful Menstruations, removing
AL distractions whether from cold or otherwise,
headache, pain in the side, palpituton Of the heart
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable os they will
bring OIL the monthly period with regularity La
dice who have been disappointed in the use of
other Pills, can place the utmos, confidence in DR..
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent to
do.
NOTICE
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as
= mis- carriage would certainly result therefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any.
thing injurious TO life or hoalth Explicit direc-
TONS which should be read, accompany each box
Price ST. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ageut Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the United States.
RIB. HUTCHINs,
GEEERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
los Chambers ST., New York,
Towhom all wholesale orders should bo addressed
Sold by A. Cook, ChOrdon, and VIM. Fisk
Cleveland 472yl
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DLEASE call ana see large lot of
d Silk Mantias and I.oco Shawl5 cheap for
Cash, at REXFORD'S
4Ylwtf
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Old Watch Shop!

once more alive aud k--tiCklng. after
~ muuihs ol inactivity aud sileucc-ihe maIu.
spring hrukyu.-.the balance dsmulshcd- the lever
bent the regulator gone and the wheels in gen
cral confusion consequently, the dlIeis in StIfn
Ygo- lost oul practical usefulness; but once more
is again at his post ready Tor operations; although
never having captured an elephant, killed rhi.
uocnros, or seen bohomuth or any other varmint
in the Old World bciug no more than nm honest
Yankee, always having lived in the Western
Hemisphere, und worked at the Watch Business
for more than thirty years and being able TO TO
work in quaI1g and Tor pric, satisfactory to all
reasonable pc pple.
doors open az all hours e. A. BISBEE.
Chnrdon, jane e, 1859. 49lu
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Estate orA.H. GoIhnn, Deceased

NTOTICE TO CREDIrORS.---The I'M
" dcrsigncl were, on the 2nR day ol February,
1859, appointed, by the Probate Court oi Gcauga
County, Ohil, Commissioners on the Estate OF
Albert H. Gotham, decensed, represented insol-
vent; aud the period OF six months from the date
Of our said appointment j. allowed Creditors 20
bring in and prove their Claims against sail lis.
tate The Subscribers wi attend to the duties OF
their said appointment at the Office OF Il. w. Can.
field, in Chardon, in said County, on the LAST
MONDAY of February, March, April, May, June
of said days Dated at Chardon, this 2nd day Of
February, a d. 1899; ~
JOHN FRENCH, Commits
ID. w CANFIELD, sioncrs.
Feb H. 1853 i7i -Gm
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Witness, J. D. GLENN.

Witness J. D. GLENN. StirerFmtM.
These biters are prepared by Dr.. G. VI. Jackson,
<is Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa, nnd are sold At
-3 cents per bottle, by druggists and so.ekecpers
in every town and village in the United States,
Canadas, and South America. 495-w2
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SOUTH THOMPSON
WOOLEN FACTORY.

I WOULD respectfully announce that am now
| prepared to do ull kinds of Custom Work,
Wool Cardng, Cloth Dressing, Custom Spiuuing
and Manufacturing ! will take WOOL TO
WORK ON SHARES, or by the yard, have a
first rate lot of Fuled Cloths and Flannel on hand,
to exchange for Wool, Also will pay ASH FOR
WOOL delivered in good order at my Factory.
$. L SPENCER,
South Thompson, May 90, 1882 45smi
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A LARGE STOCK OF LAWN BE.
N rngcs. Chnles, and other Dress Goons. At
Cost Tor Cash, at REXFORD'S
49Hf
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NOTICE

4 LA RG l. l. OF OF II AYIN
l. a Tools, very low ior Cash, at
I9itf REXFORD'S
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WITH which II successful Roaping Attach
w ment Is now furnished
AULTMAN & MILLER'S PATENT
At the greatest Practical Field Trial ever held
in this country, at Syracuse, n, y July, 1857, the
First Premium
GRAND GOLD MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
offered by the United states Agricultural Society
for the best Moving Machine, was awarded to
this Machine over Munny's, kGlchum's, lurrell's,
Hnllenbecl,N, Aliens, Kirby's, lIcaths, llovey'S
the Ohio Mower. und number OF others
This Mlchinc received the First Premium at
the following County Trials, in lhe year 1888 :-
Trumhull Co. Clafk Co, Portage Co., Albany Co.,
n y, Duchess Co., n. Y, Queens Co., Long
Island aud at the Orwell Union Agricultural Su-
ciuty Fair, Ash,nbula Co.., and Gcuuga Co. and ut
many other Field Trials the only place in which
the true merits OF Machine can he seen
This Machine also took the First Premium at
the following State Trials in 1898: Indiana,
New York, Connecticut Maryland, Eastern and
Western Virginia, and numerous other State,
County and Town awards,
Over one thousand were built and sold in 1858
and the principal ot the
Double. Hinge JoiRtea and Folding Bar,
which belongs to this Machine exclusively, is per.
manenty established as the true one for
THE PERFECT MOWER.
This Machines Blade folds in such a manner
that i can pass through any gate or door that an
ordinary wagon can thus it can be housed from
the weather without trouble, being as portable as
common cart.
For terms and full particulars address
h, NJ. JOHNSON, Agent,
Mtddoheld, Gcansa County, Ohio;
May -, 1859, 4S7I
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NEW BOOK BiNDERY
In PainesViIIc.

THE Subscriber Is pleased 10 announce
vile and vicinity, that he has again located him
self in Painesville, for purpose Of carrying on
the above-namod business. lie will be ready 10
commence operations the first OF next week.
ber BINDERY IN MARSHALLS JEW
BLOCK, Second Floor. L WHITAKER.
REFERENCES =
VIM. l.. Perkins, j, f Scofied, c. s. Bartlett,
Seth Marshall. 5. w. Phelps, j.. A. Porter, s.
Moodey, J. S, Matthews, DR.. $. Rosa, P. p San
ford, w. c. Chambers, A. ! Gillett, Christopher
Mar 25, 1859 fso.f
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.

TUI IIIC 7 PVEUl NUTC OF
Coughs. Colds, MRaen.a, Group, HoarsenSSs,
BroschitiS, Pneamon,a Diseases Of the Bowcis
arising from Coid Incipjent CoRsnmptioR and
for The reiicf and (if at dH po,Sibie) Of patti
eHts in adqamced stages cfthe latter disease.
THIS CELEBRATED PREPARA-
L ton, like the Bitters, may be confidently re.
lied on. 1t is designed for class OF diseases more
general and more fatal than any other 10 which tho
people of this country are suhject-those springng
from "Siieht cold" hat eminent authority
DR.. Bell. says ~ will not say that colds are to
our inhabitants what the plague and yeiiotD .tcvcr
are TO those of other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher in disease Of greater
completely and mortality than these latter"
further proof Of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from common CUid' may be seen by a
glance at the following statistics, taken from the
Records OF the BOARD Of Health of PHILADELPHIA
con(essedIy one OF the most healthy localities in
the Union -
lg52 Total DEATHS in PhiIodelnLin lO26s
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MRS. BASSETT'S,
NEW MILLINERY obs.
SPRING FASHIONS.

MRS. HENDRIX WOULD INFORM
INl her old Friends and Customers, that she ha
inst received her spring supply of Of MILLINERY
GOODS, which consists IN part OF l}onnets, bon,
net and Cap Trimming, Ribbons, Artificial
Flowers, &C. &c,
She is now pl epared to do al work in her line
70 the entire satisfaction oil all those who may
favor her with call
NJ Old Bonnets BIenched & Trimmed as usual
Shop up Stairs ouSr \. y. Il. Hendryr s
Grocery, one door South Of Court Honscc.
Chardon, April {, 1859. 4o2'u
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

bands will, and election to take her law
ful portion, if her separate property do not
amount in value to one fifth of what she
would be entitled to.
SECTION 8. BE IL. further enacted, That
any married woman may, jointly with
her husband or separately, execute any
bond which may be necessary, in any pro-
ceebing either at law or in equity, to es-
tablish orenforce her right to her prop
erty, and the same shall be binding on her
seperate property.
SEoTIGN 8. Be Il further enacted, When
any legacy, distrbutive share of property,
sum ofmoney, or personal property ofany
kind, shall be due or payable to any mar
rIeb woman, as her separate property, the
joint receipt of the husband aud wife, or
that of the wife alone, shall be good dis
dischare of the person from whom the
same is payable or receivable, and shall bar
any action therefor
SECTION 10, BE IL further enacted, That
this Act shallytake effect from the 1st day
of January, 1860.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
N0r LnsT FnREVER.

Not lost forever, though on earth we've pariedi
Not lost forever though we meet nomore
They do not wonder lone aud broken hearted,
Who see Heavens radiance on the further shore
Not lost forever every gentle token
That momory wins me from the FIR away,
Shall fill my soul, though our ties are broken,
With tender grace, that can never decay.
Not lost foreverl while around me springinG,
The voileis weep, the roses blush and bloom;
And Summer birds. in Summer woodland singing
Flood with soft music all the Tranquil gloom.
There will be meaning in she stars, the flowers
The grand solemn voices Of the sea,
Telling of happy dreams and happy hours,
When life and sunshine whichit itcaus sht from thee
Fot lost forever thou shalt still be fear rnc,
Through every fortune and IN every elime
When cares lpress or gentle memories cheer me,
Thou shall be with me, dearest, az, the ime!
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
Has Summer Fled.p

Leaves are hut ,vinos. ON which the summer flies
And ali thinors perisbable fades and dies Hood
Andihas. .the ioeanteous summer heo
1T seemeth ouea DAY "a
Byaughng, olue-eyed May
now erhPad INC autumn SKY
Ana red no more tue roses aye,
2 Ana ladeq IS we Eloiet piee' F
inc hiyTihat hAs Withered 100
Sweet melody IN SuHrer flung
From oil a.harp OF thousand strings
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

LOVE PUzzLE,-The Petersburg (Va,)
Express says love is puzzle enough in it.
self, but when lovers get to puzzling one
another, it is certainly indicative of dull
courtship-cooing and kissing must be
growidg stale. A gentleman who recently
waited upon lady for some time, summed
up resolution enough, finally to ask her if
his attentions were agrecablc.-Sho an
swered him with the ominous word STRIPES
he thought of broom sticks-but she
added, that if he would transpose the let
ters in that word and form another out Of
them, the word so formed would be her
answer. lie did so. Now, fair readers
what was her answer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
j. j. MILLER, ESQ.

ALoEs TO DESTROY BuGs, &c--A correspondent
OF the London Cottage Gardener, recommends bit
ter aloes to destroy the aphis and other insect ma
rauders Mix half an ounce of aloes with a gallon
of warm water, and apply It TO the infected plants
by means of fine syringe watering can, and he
says, "before half an hour you viii have clean
plants" He syringed his rose trees and cucumber
plants with it last season. and il not only cleared
the plants at the time, but there was not one on all
the season after and it does not harm the foliage
in the least. 1t is well known that a solution of
aloeS is fatal to the common bed-bug; and another
intense bitter-gentian-is fatal to tho house fly
trial of it.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
Tom. Corwin, of Ohio.

The following letter from Hon. Thomas
Corwin, Of Ohio, was written in reply to an
invitation to attend barbecue at Catletts-
burg, in honor Of the election of Hon.
Laban 7. Moore to Congress, from the
Ninth District of Kentucky. We find it
in the Glasgow Free Press:
LEBANON, Ohio, Sept. %, 1859.
DEAR SIR: l have been so constantly
engaged since l saw you, and especially
since the receipt of ynur letter inviting me
to be with you on the occasion of your
Mass Meeting on the 22d inst, that | be-
lieve [ have not answered your note
| have been constantly on the stump,
fighting the heresies of Republicanism
and the humbugs of Democracy. The
former, / trust, in Ohio, is thoroughly ex-
plunged from the creed of that party, and
the latter, hope, are somewhat damaged.
| find the public mind of Ohio opening
to more catholic view Of national affairs
ON the dangerous question of
slavery. r @ .s,.-
Now let Kentucky meet us at some half
way house, so that we may sit down in
peace together again Give my best re.
CARDS to Mr.. Moore, and believe me as
ever, your sincere friend,
THOs. CORWIN.
It 7 MIrrrD Esn r.a..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

IMPORTANT TO EVERY ONE.-Exercisc
for the body, occupation for the mind
these are the grand constituents of health
and happiness, tho cardinal points upon
which everything turns Motion seems to
be great preserving principle of nature,
to which even inanimate things are sub
ject for the winds, waves, the earth itself,
are restless, aud the waving of trees,
shrubs, and flowers is known to be an es-
sential part Of their economy A fixed
rule of taking several hours exercise every
day, if possible in the open air, if not,
under cover, will be almost certain to secure
an exemption from disease, as we'll as from
the attacks of low spirits, or enRui, that
monster who is ever waylaying the rich
and indolent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

DGFINITIoNoF "WmD OATS" "A cereal
crop that is generally sown between eigh-
teen and twenty, FIVE; the harvest usually
sets in about ten years after, and is com
monty found to consist ola broken oonsti-
tuition, two weak legs, a bad cough, aud
a trunk-flled with small walls apa, medi-
cal prescription,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

A gentleman who has for two years re-
fused to contribute anything towards the
support of "thc stated preaching of the
Gospel recently surprised his friends by
contributing to the purchase of a bell for a
new church cdifco On being asked the
reason for this exercise of liberality, he re-
piled that he never put his money where
heSONll not hear Il rag,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04
To srop PorAroEs FROM RorrINa.-A
agricultural exchange says:

agricultural exchange says:
An experienced agriculturist informs us
that about six years ago he applied lime to
pototsies that were partly rotten, and that
it immediately arrested the decay. Since
apply Stacked lime to his potatoes as he
takes them up. He puts thin layer of
lime upon the floor where the potatoes are
to be laid, and sprinkles some of it over
them about every ten inches, as they are
put down. considers this perfectly pro
tecting them from rotting, as he has never
had rotten potato since he has practiced
it; and he believes, also, that potatoes thus
used are rendered better by the action of
line. We advise the farmers to try this
plan, as it easily can be done by them
all.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-11-04

4 WORD TO THE INDoLENT, - Every
situation of life has duties which are prop,
er to it Those who are determined by
choice to any particular kind Of business,
are, indeed, more happy than those who
are determined by necessity, but both are
under an equal obligation ofixing on EN-,
ploymouts, which may be either useful to
themselves or beneficial to others. No
one of the sons OF Adam ought to think
himself exempt from that labor and indus
try, which were denounced to our first
parent, and in him, to all his posterity
Those to whom birth or fortune may seem
to make such an application unnecessary
ought to find out some calling or profess
ion for themselves, that they may not lie
as a burden on the species, and be the only
useless parts Of the creations,