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l4rieben lein.
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leu am W3cntaS Ota9t letn Enhancement CUR
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wuroe big Oienlfa8 perta9t.
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babe etn Stet9en Der TcnD8 peruriaA: unp Dai>
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@abl in 2ouisDtae.

2outsutlle, A. April. Die ameritanl
Ide Bartel bat ibreu WapOr uuD cine Uiaiorl
Tit OeS Staotratbs erwdbll !; BON Is Opptli
lions uno 6 oemcftatll4en DiiiSlieDsrn csllsl
ben welB uIan, DAB lie erpdblt linp.
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BRIDE aberibwemmen plele Blaniasen be,
Olameno SslanD uno man farntet eInea gro.
Ben SruD Seraoe Oberpalb Der <p. 6lnIs
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teetes 5abr bel 8Id0bur9b.
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1T 9elterH bier anSefcmmet. Die Sert1te aus
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SfetDsOorfer Griminalz3eituna.
Nit nj tisr Summer bestnnt Der aGte Sabrgans Ses
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Gin pbctp9rG hifGer Aboruf ber prinie tann bstm ltntsr
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Die 9ebrfunben res SDntmerbalbj tbres bsatnn,u an, moo.
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$500 Wp. 24O ID. prattfr. sberbalb 6onOSerfr.
Ra3t ieIntn eeebrten @efddftSfreunpen bic Auseiae, baS CT
aut cbtssn plate eth nenes @sf&dft erSFnet Dat, EnS Sittst nm
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l@dt In SO. 1870 6apettefr. ebepfaGs fpttfabre unb tets BE-.
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by c. II. PHELPS, AucrIosEEp.
pesi, q bic Rasitl nee en college Hul at Aneti,
: valuable flames River E'arH,,
With 25 Negroes. Sleek, iraDS, &c =, for ga

s,St SHALL, On ksDAl, the I'D November l. ~
tdS on e premises, II public suction, fARM. c4n-
-n .Hig about $40 Acres III the s.,Guis "i cnmIrl
J'iiS Jddse Hohtrson NIp truusb !, n Ian .ug!,
OILERS, "i" i'r mes from yne!b ,g rG4aiy Oh lie
jHre LIVER and knra" Camel, aa'i huntrei
yards u tue ssunsl, Rar'ad. Ahout,i hutof
III original gfopii If good timber, ;.tl rln
AT icfiie lSlAAilo ab 70 kcr.t Inp fa Is cslsi,
c ore nj The best farms In uirr Niis. The lind
wen "ih ''i tiicf nrw fences. nigh ~ cahiyaion
and hhs alni lh Arcs Wei sci IN Orchard Grass Timothy
~rds 'fa' aLd torer and good orchard nppn IL. lie
pfoNthcis are brlck Dwelling louse. h sly
he' H. an oyeseers Hous. Negro Cabins, tah'"S Corn
ry ououes Most oi the Improvements recently
bi1'. IN
" he SINE rle, will sell p LIKELY EEGEnlS tu,osv
yt} consisting Of Men, N0I!en Boys "ul Girls, L iGyr>
AMI Ha tnons tlem an fne Dlooded Mare vii. iah
~ hsi i!el oke Of oxeu ~ Mncir Cows tai,,
hLd ~ tatie, - head ar Hogs, Qle Cows Da.an,
M efnn and the Hogs are Cuesicr Ii irel Young
i'' Eh 3nl or 40 barrels O Corn, will tuals, Tips, DE-,
i"1 ,lfc, and straw from ZJJJ bushels tea. NheaL
FFHht,oa Ia,is 70 - -a
!99s NE dfh az the purchase money ~ The land wi
l'F N ra. Or negni,he s4l,sa,t riy ,Lorse
"df n"@ias DISCOUNT aided: tie rcsidue IN sal is,an,s
=" - ai !fars, bonds with good sti.. ,riy,
,pS' M dar AMI itlt r-iinti until Hr'a.r mona!
put an ht4its and DIN property, s7", VIII b. sid
va fFsI "i Y iholiis, negotiable IaJ;oy .liors-
~nnld prefer selling the Land s,:r4,. stock Crops 30,
"-,'lef 10 ant one Wishing t. ptrt IN tui way
s'n ma ~ mad, and upon an. asoable
Mr. Niifs ~ Mays will show The l. 70 .. ode wishing
OK: s-d,21n1v IDWIl:t, =, ,o;flsrIA%
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-19
Stirring Newsi

The telegraph. yesterday, reported that rumors
Of an stEsmptsd rescue o. Old Brown and his as
sociatss hal reached Charestown. and that
C1. Davis, in command d the guard there. had
made afrequtsition upon Gov. Wise f'r troops.
THIS 0oyern,r promptly Despatched the First Reg
imsnt Of iyirrinis yolsmesrs, nsmhering one
shoaisud men, who are doubtless q this time 10
ChAr1estown or its vicinity. sasetI eseH e.
We eannes but sppssss che prompt and effect
i've answur wAicA Gov. Wiss hes made 10 this call,
atsshe same time ina. It sssRs almost impossible
that 90 rash an enterprise Should he attempted as
the yescus II Old Browp. Without dos,l'e there
are thousands Il fanatics 10 The Northern States,
Who would attempt the rescue 81 Brown II there
were the smallest show OF success. But as fanat-
icism am eowardice generally 80 together. these
fellows have too liscly dread Of THEW own nscks
being stretched, 10 adn, Of their seriously cngng
ing In 80 rash and anpromsing an undertaking.
Even without tho A:l which Gov Wise has de-
spateAed, the guard ct Oharsstown. together with
the ctisen-soldiery that could be gathered tegcth-
or almost At moments notice. copld easily repel
an attack Of one thousapd men. Bat tia i'm pos
sible that one thousand 'meu. or even one hunired
men, could approach Chaflcstown without tho al
arm being givon They would have to pass
through ,Psnnsyivania. through Maryland, aud
through portion Of Virginia. Huch force might
possibly b. organized without discovery. but the
word Of alarm would b given tho instant they
took up the line Of n,arsA.l Whila. therefsre, as
We before said. weisppsovo tbs precaution which
Gov. Wise has taken we eorsider 1t next to iin-
possible tharso nrd an enterprise should be So j
riossly entered spos:as the foreibls rescue OF /
Bfown and his fellow -inslsfactors. 81
II, however, the atienspt b. made, we trust that !
the whole gans Of Invaders may receive none of |
the merecs either Of military or civil law.
rial would bs but q moeksry. II any set Of des-
oeradoes attempt to rescue Brown, let them DO
'nusht, and be made 70 dangle from the highest
rec without the intervention OF either Judge or
Jury. We have shown our respect for tho law. by
living Brown and his associates fair trial; and 4
hat is enough. We are no advocates of mobnw
r lynch-law in general, but we woold treat neith-
r as prisoners Of war, nor civil felons such
,en rs might be caught In an attempt to abduct
Brown. They should be regarded o. land pirates
nd buosaneers, entitled to nonc Of the mercedes
military or civil courts, but Justly deserving
ne swift and terrible execution with which the
instinct of selt-preserVation teaches every man to
spateh rattle~nake or a viper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-19
Brandreth's Pills have no Action save
on 1ulpllritiaS

n YOUNG people rinn6l, hut middle aged and old
w people appreciate that medicine which,, belng
isr In chn "ni. upon the The disease
fected. there medicine prnetrats
IMPURITIES prevent all settling of the uinofs into ulcers hwel
s or ium"rs In Heart Affections in Epilepsy in Peursy,
SORE Tron;s, and affections the respiratory organs
iiy Ia Dyspepsia. hose wonderful Pills give immediate rc
I'd Trrs,N wii he Nuladha which
rou"n ed beyond human skill by their
Aud il This wonderful? Bti,id reas,n BR.sD-
ErHS !'li uri! the i,ol they power. except
impure uuur, aud th-c lting disease
ii. MlnuS deriving health from the this innocent
medicine. "lIh Wrak,ns ui always Hrily,
~ taking GA 4 the body these matters, which !ei il
e life plnc!ie in cust,dy ami Ncuady by n;arfiug life
giving property 10 the lod SOLD pr. Branlreths prnci-
pal Ohet NJ. 294 Canal street. New fork by r,pcca-
Die dealers in medicine. 2i-dlm
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COM MI5SlDSij~ Is 9siAIp ~
iaiga:.lc Tracts e III. al Is r.z r. :.


LIZ PURSUANT 10 drefcr ~ ,..t isr -. .a.,lt.t
vi" h'it county, IN the case e.. A.i.. Ip-
'";'ee'i on the .iih day If rol,r l;:a, uuIeFsgn
~ viii ".e ga Ia sell by puiic auction GIun the Ire
u ~ t'siA y ne 9th 'l of Discusses the TRACT
~ i'NN" MnlHel epiii!, and iiH from Camp.
d. y g. h,' Upon which ME iue Mrs sus, Alexander re-
'' i !"in AieNanicr, dccf, resided The Tract
pl"t iS AcfsI and will In spd III tw~ts,rve . divided by
.oi'3 fti-lhe parcel on tbc South Of The road
I,' - ,Ninae, between Se and 9uD rc.; and that
M 'Ef s'dt between a@ ard 100 Acres improvements
M ~ Oh t'v hvs' qualify, Consisting coninn,ous Brick
p"ihs I'eh .iie. and all the Ouhouses Wheat Corn.
htn ioo'rc"isa'- "i SERVANTS Houses desirable upon
arg "l Ff'llc'e estate, They upon parcel Sonlh
" M rSah anu are too well kaowiT require particular de-
Sgn ~, lie lands are we'll sutrcd, timber abundant
ensures aud buildings cyceent repaf There IS
az g an we assorted rc,a1 AMI one of lie most highly
'foNcTHaruensth the county attached dwelling hohse
'oi o., Mlent Has been seeded (of bushels this Fa
aesfhg 10 inspect tie premises will fnd Edwin H.
sf, is, M mr. Dfunmond, tie Manager the premises,
"nn wa sfse my information desired = -.
W wins ~ SHE VIII be credit IT i, Rrl3 years cquai
'n'n'nes VIM interest rom The day Of saip Negotiable
,e'c " E sNen satisfactorily endorsed Pave OF the
ians N tc City Of iynehbrs and INC title retained until
purchase uhans In tuiy Jsd. ] r. ~ i
V e a's follow ing the Crop stock Plantation Tools and
, noiu and Kitchen Furniture. viii be sold upon The pre-
ih oy ts Asmhlstor of n n Alexander titus enabling
&c ph' " proe1s AN sapIes us he ground
fi'e sure VIII comhaeiite a, II, NJ, IN tbe yard
- 40, itss'5s7r X. o. II. kEAH commissioner
NV "-fS~c copy ,f & q, =
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. "a dnIinlsarater,s ss,Ie.


EpNEsDAf december tn the undersigned will sell at
RMhia sps'el iho Persona effects q: The hate Sarah /.
e1aoef ~ lcF nsiience two lice Ncs nj Gampei court
-s esisi.ag ef some 90 hoad OF Calc Bulls Cows Cav
m % h'e bttos chiefly Devon yokeat Tine owen some "
al Sps4A Ia head Of liag naosttfaited fer killing h
W'her Mules. 2tarrnge Horses and Carriage the crop oil
I'm aH ~ barsels) ~ sla,ks Of Oats STACKS Of nay
Wagons arts 1fantatioit foos Haisehot and Kitkhe Fur
"' rr ana g.eat variety IF wefht srsfses- .,o
lERas-for amounts ~ 80 or ess s4: so crean
F'TK a al EEAN,
~ 81 Atmnis:rasor Of &. L. Alexander, decd
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Cholera.

Cholera.
TERRY DAh ISN'T The benz fits | have reeeiv-
TX Z, LON the ri your in auaIe remedy, the Pain
Kiln r .n@", me To rna word Of prase for ill., Experience
'ton, ny other par, oi Tie STEM severe Chiis Wr-
ies 'ntu Colds ioarscncs., Cholera, Cholera MoriIs
han n Killer ay" is hour rceoycr, rom severe severe
Att' q" the ,ck "a'che by using two tcnspnon:ns taken
at thirty na"es interval in wine :lassnl OF hot nm
nonhient ma, through blessing God saved frnn
he c! 20 Il ring The OF l>i3. Travelling amid heat
dust tell e' se Of diet aud constant exposure to AN Infected
sun mcre ;! stem Mas a, pres".cd 10 d s,nley III
'ckN a''on, 'ne with pain for which Pain Killer
N"E i''eny one lras@ni curing The worst ease Va en-
h"nr "r nj IT, n"si, half day halc heard o. many
@ e eS eGaS by lis "sY .,r r e TSc"
has Ifawn fr'n this unsolicited Testimonial in its favor
oct !i-dts H. i. TAYLOR, JK. Minister ol the t"s!cl.
To The Afflicted
NJ VpRMEN 10 with Pain. and scorcllc'l with fr crS
n crcf'r y make you, beg that will roos" your
a D,.peptic and has you, stomach rerse 10 perform
never rd' remedy .onrlf Are you ronbird wit nor,
,'s l'tiac nnd diIncss of yf Incidental thereto: Then
ro"tt" hNN1t BirrFrs as Your only oe Are you sldcr
a p%s w "@%s a." 'a serr BTsn< prr,
,iyn 1l to- Asan iia.e w ,es'g eisa~ and tching
n'irg, %hs 'a,r Lost a; el. for tod md are ur,
pN"ci vi! triho al the no Of their i~n-vs soon .i,,
lsir 90 N,r hold continual SWAY? il so ynG nm aaga Il
u DISEASES hd 1,ii lne'f Pomef PROVIDED gay
nler 'i.se"N ar ins ndr,sl,s improper srerr
as, riidi. cl 10 TIM hsal'.Nisg influence al ms, eu
nc'a, WAN h is -oI Throughout this countr, b, Ig.
As generally! and Is eN,.isiycs used ttau ann o-
ue'oir. known. These biers ht their way ri home
tr" the! we're offered the rest II world aud ,w Il n
u! re Nla"ha nj mp nsiEci ihe proprietor .lu-irc- that all
"" ne"l n,r ad may hay. At c,sj Price ,,niv
i't N9 h> al the Druggists in Iynehhprg and bv Al, ,
.fairl"i Dt1SSt N the cay OF kitlnond AMI r. IN
D. G.: J.. H. stal'icr y TO-, .lnor Nil; d. H. Ni,,sr IN
or .,i ,iru by 'ddf''ssin< L. BAKER Proprietor
wa -'''Nt'N Eitilripud a.
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More Mail Troubles.

We have received the following letter from one
Of eur Oldest spd most highly estesusd sub'cnb'
!. Itisa nd STAB Or eG.is thai. = Which hs
~, bra bas w are syasia1 h able assure
~ and e,hcss, thsi sho Rbssobhce 's1pertAsht
have promised us TO invesdgais tho cshse of the
reported dolnqusnces in this vicinity; and that
ian experienced agent" has been dispatched to
this section for the purpose Of unraveiiing
the mail complications. We hope that he will be
successful The letter Of our correspondent is
subjoined:
! ------- FoRksr Dsror, Nov. 10. 1859.
Editors rirsisiaa- Gemiezsss. atio'i
| suffer grievance which has almost exhaust.
Cd nv patience. Week before last ] received Pm
eers from your Office two instead Of three 1,nst
aesk reecissd one. due the prosecuting week.
since which ! get nothing.
way, implicit you in this wrong done me. Ny
object 10 to beg your influence that il may be-
amended. The wrong 10 somewhere in the Post
OAsce f,s II IN nearly three weeks since | have
received a number Of my New York paper.
If thste DO no amendment. ! shnll be forced
sorsly against my inciination) ~ discontinue my
subscr ptions TO newspapers, altogether.
With much respect.
-eIA Your friend and servant,
slaxr- 20 81
TIM Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune thus writes:
The reelection Of Messrs. Taylor and Davidson
TO Congress from Louisiana prefgures The defeat
Of Mr.. Slideli for the ascendnncy In that State,
though the returns for the Legislature which will
choose bis successor, are not received. lie made
push, and spent<Dnch mQney. II de-
feaicd, he win probably accept tho French mis- \
sion. 3f-........
The correspondent aforesaid is mistaken in clas
styling Davidson ~ IN anti man. Tho
ing Of Louisiana has no more devoted adhercnt
Or plant tool than Davidson. Taylor is an anti
sldsIl map. but was elected mainly, we suspect. |
~ the vote of New 0rleanA, where the sway OF !
hs King Ia rather more circumscribsd than In the
nteriur provinces.
Slidell hns secured his reelection 10 the United
tates Senate. il he desire it-but We incline to
he opinion thss neithcr that, nor the French mis-
ion, Is the stake no is playing for. lie aims nj
igher game. His ambition reaches even to the
uooessorship Of ono James Buchanan. Ia these
ays, whom Presidential candidates are selected,
OF for tho high gauge Of their statesmanshp but
,r availability and capacity for trickery and in.
rigae, there il no telling upon whom the mantle
f tho candidacy will fall. The King of louisa.
a for 30 many years. he no doubt feels nntaral |
mbion to extend his dominion ever . W lr
nlon. ....,.
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COUGHS. ODDS, Bronchitis Astnas Crtup, Sboop
hsS ing Cough, diseases of the Throat api l.ags. and
pulmonary Affections f the type, KY cured by
LAT hong 'riet nd faithful remedy, a, Wsr i's BssA or
WIN CHERRY. 1900. - e
Says well Known Editor :-"Tlis Is truly Basain and
essng 10 ihvGd II contains the pure balsani pridci Of
Wild Cherry tie asimic poriie- Of tar and OF Pine. It's
grelitnts which mingled after tle true principle of chem
jry AL bal ,apc and therefore II Is af and nrr il ciri
shs. Colds CONSUMPTION, AMI Boncl troubles atanfear
ndcr lis hals, nc influence though charmed away. Iuha
sly medicine has attained extended sale
v4scd much good n this renowned Balsan,' , - a.
Clssvfi lg GA February 2f ~ ( 4
MrssEs SETH W. FoWLE Co, B1shu Nass.ti cn'ieitel:
At The request Of your Travelling Agent give state
nrut of experience IL, The ri r Wistars Basnn OF
Wild Cherry htvt heel, using Il for years in nuiy,
for Colds and Coughs and haze ound The most ecacidns
sclnci, that have uisl =. = . p fs.. ~,
For Coughs and Colds in children know II 10 he excel
ient medium. Respectfully yours. - -...
JOHN II. RICE.
The genuine article always has The written signaurc OF I.
Buns thu wrapper aud is for sale all ecabe Drug
Eisis every wA,re. sk1 81 ,t,ssEFrs
Prepared by 5. W. FowTE & Co.. Bo,ros, and for sale by
William \. srothcr " Co. and Jo.u H. Seay I,nchbrg Il.
q. fugh, Campbell G. H. and by all Druggists dealers IN
sur,f'nc tliru IolIput the city and a2-ts
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NEW BOOKS AT CREED.S

E23 NS.c3R. ssrs,es. ..
""' tof'" ~ Dhfhri iaNoF. II %
"niNr ears of Il soldiers Lie n lil.a an
IA" Nirs'hfal4 iiy " II. ftacGcrHY. :. $50. a M
ayes from IN Actors III Book. t,, Sa,s, nIn,f a.
''rI "'i town by author of Guy Li>nlson. Is
'f1! "i lne -Four Gt'r ~ InioAer %
49," 49, .'' Nj faei $50. .....i .......N 10
~ - ,''e. SCI = ~ Ntct smr s.........sl o.
cSiiS-s anif Magazine f.- lkccnli,vr u, u - "A
- the Ncss, i,c lay se, ed Ma soon a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-19
The Other Side.

1t appears that the great cutcry made about
election frauds in Baltimore, alleged to have been
practsed by the Americans, WAS started to cover
up concerted movement to elect By fraud the
Democratic candidates In tho remainder Of the
State. It seems that tho majority in the Legisla
tufe for the Democrats was secured in this way
1t now turns OUT" says the Baltimore Patriot
I" that the seats Of tho Democratic Members of As
sembly from the counties Of Worcester. Kent.
Frederick, Baltimore and Anne Arundel, mud pos.
sibly several others, TO 10 contested. upon tie
ground that they were elected by tho polling Of
illegal votes and as the proof in these cases will
turn on the legality Of some ten, twenty. or ev-
en- hundred votes, there 10 no doubt but the
claimants will be ousted for the testimony is over
whelming.
The bribery and corruption Of the Democratic
Party in Worcester County, are set down as ,oan-
dalous, open and unblushing. Even one Of thoir
own papers, THE Snow Hill saFeld.) denounces
them.--Two Custom House officials in Kent
County, were very oikeious, and it is alleged tina.
Is high as $50 were paid for one Democratic vote.
Federal money towel indeed like water
Again, Baltimore County was carried 10y colo
mixing from tho different wards in the LIST and 10Th
districts These facts will overthrow the election
in those districts, well as in tho Sd district of
Baltimore. where legal voters wsrc prevented from
voting, Democrats Themselves being judges. A
fighting Club Of Democrats went over from the
18th Ward into Anne Arundel County. 9th dis
trict, and by their illegal voting elected the De-
mocraiic Ticket. They we're over hundred
strong.
30 tho contrasting Of elections this time will moi
be wholly upon the side Of tie Democrats; and il
is whispered that the latter are delighted Mt III,
prospects Of being relieved Of power, as it will re
lease thsm from the responsibility of adop,in,
those Old Wing aud modern American reforms /,
which they vere piedped h.f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-19
ggafhbnrg &irgiaiatl.

saturday Morning, How'd 81 o. loees
EUMa THos. J. BAasy esl Sat11Aed 4esntta
eenmesd him 10 the attention e 4pr hm@
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-05-25
WHY DON'T HE DO IT.

When the farmer knolcs that a gate is bet
ter, and, as a time and labor saving fixture,
cheaper than set of bars, and without call
ing on carpenter he can himself make one !;
Why don't he do ii
When he has no other fastenings to his gates
and barn doors than stcne rolled against
them, and in single evening, after supper, is
able to make better one (; Hhy don't he do ii J.?
Or when he sees the boards dropping from
his barns and out-buildings, and like heaps of
rubbish lying in piles about his premises, and
need only mailing on again; Why don't he
do al?
Or if he is afraid of the expense of nails,
and is always crying up the maxim OF Dr.;
Franklin, to s'saye pence and the pounds will
take care of themselves" and he knows that
the same DR.. Franklin also said ssmany men
are penny wise and pound foolsh,'' and he is
not careful to think of the precept contained
in the latter; Why don't he do it?
If it is a saving of nearly half the manure
of farmers stock By keeping them shut up
in yards, instead of running at large through
most of the winter; Why don't he do ii?
If he knows that many Of his fields would
be greatly improved by ditching, and by the
removal of large stunpS and stones; Why don't
he do it,
And when he knows that his pastures would
Weld nearly double the feed if the bushes
were all cut and subdued Why don'the do II !!
And if he can add fifty per cent. to the
product of his clover fields, and even his pas
lures by the use of gypsum; Why don't ne
do IL
If farmer of fifty acres (as he shouid)
have use for good corn shelter, and one OF
the many improved tanning mills, and mas not
already obtained both; Why don't ne do IL !
And If it is cheaper, actually cheaper, to
burn dry wood than green, and to use stove
instead of an open Fireplace; Wny don't he do
ii!