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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-12
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-12

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-12
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-12

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-12
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-12
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-16
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-16

information IS an invaluable auxiliary in the arts OF
cultvating and preparing the soil for its annual
yield, practical experience and observation in
dispensable to make good farmer. have known
gentlemen who could converse lcarncdly and clo-
qucntly upon the subject Of agriculture and the df
ferent modes Of cultivation, who were practically
very poor farmers Indeed, I am thoroughly per.
suaded that it takes industrious, energetic man
to make good farmer; and such an ono, II he has
good practical common sense, will seldom make an
ordinary one. Like every other profession and avo-
cation in life, these qualities are necessary or cmi-
nent success in farming ana cannot be supplied by
any mere literary education. When the practical
visits fairs like the present and witnesses such
exhibitions ~ are here presented, he Aways goes
away better prepared to make crop the next year.
What he sees on occasions Of this kind, he apprcA
ates, and improves the opportunities by afterwards
introducing the useful and practical INTO practice.
He learns how and where he may improve his as
sortment Of products Of every description and stock
Of every grade. The experience and observation Of
others are instructive lessons OF wisdom to him; and
if he has energy and industry he Is here benefited
by the practical results before him. man may be
learned in all the branches Of science connected with
Agriculture and It will avail him but little unless
he has practical knowledge connected with It This,
at least, is the opinion have formed from my OBJ
servation, and desire to impress Il upon the minds
Of all who hear me.
There are one Or two subjects upon which d.
sire to make few suggestions, which think are
worthy Of consideration At the hands Of every farm.
CT, particularly of this community. do not know
that shall be able to say anything very instructive
but the subjects are worth our attention The hsst
to which your attention ID invited b that Of draining
the soil, or ditching Aargs proportion Of The land
in this section Of the State resemble vssy much ID
appearance: the lands Of the old Roman Empire that
were called their best soil These old Romsns lived
great many years ago. but still they were inselli
gent agriculturista and iar in advance Of many O
our farmers Of the present day, who ssem inc3inst
to think that every change 3 reform Ths d
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-16

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-16

to, they can do little else than provide for his per
sonal comfort and intellectual literary cultivation.
The moral training Of the boy, so important in
youth except by precepts be but little attended
to. The important lessons that are taught so ap-
propriate'y around the fireside, and which can he
more forcbly impressed upon the young mind Nv a
mother or father, are too frequently neglected.
Besides, maintain that but few men have minds
capable Of approaching real practical life who have
never been taught to work. By keeping our chill.
dren at home and sending them to the neighborhood
school, and learning them to work when not at
scnool, until they are old enough to appreciate their
opportunities when they are sent from under the pa
rental roof TO another school Of higher grade where
their education may be completed. thew learn not
merely to respect their fathers vocation and to an.
prccste the farmers responsibility but also learn
something Of practical life, and live afterwards. not
IN dreams and imaginary castles, but arc preparel
to battle with the storms of life. Understand me-
am not complaining that parents learn their chill
dren too much; on the contrary contend that thew
learn them too little. Our system of education
should be such as will enable US TO learn them books
ana now to work Also This can be established, and
all we need SO much accomplished # the neonle of
the country will only take hold Of their common
school system and make it what it ought tn ~ 7
am for the promotion and elevation of our com,,on
schools, for making them schools adanted to The
wants Of all and would SO announce myself II everv
selfstyled aristocrat in the land were before m.
laughing at the homespun idea. 1 am for educaaina
and elevating the people of the country: the f.rm
ess, mechanics, laborers Of every kind; for direl
ling ignorance from the land driving out the drnne
and m0ths Of society, whatever may be their md
81 association, and making our country the elor;
eusay enlightened land it ought to be- Render ON
common schools what they ought to be-preparato
schools tor our high schools and colleges, and le
fhe agricultural and mechanical sciences be tsueb
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-17
Home Comforts.

One Of the greatest comforts of home is
good garden, we'll stocked with fruits,
vegetables, and flowers. How pleasant
and how heathful TO rise early in the morn
ing, spend an hour or two among your gar
den pets, and then sweeten your break fast
with the fresh products OF your own labor.
Much, very much has been done in this
vicinity within few years to improve and
extend these home comforts. You will
hardly find respectable home now without
its little plot Of kitchen vegetables, its fruit
trees and shrubs, its grape and ornamental
vines, it's rose buds and flower.bed. And how
much those add to the pleasure, the health,
the real wealth Of the occupants, it exceeds
the power Of arthemetic to tell. Especially
has the grape culture increased of late years,
so that the owners Of about every home you
visit. may be found sitting under his own
vine, and sometimes drinking his home.
made wine-the only wine that is fit to
drink-with none TO molest or make him
afraid.
We speak here OF city and suburbal
homes. Further out in the country, among
the farmers who have more land and less
leisure, these small comforts are often quite
neglected in the eagerness to secure larger
gains. The common excuse is, the wan
of time and the press of more importan,
interests. But is the excuse a valid one
Is 1t prudent or judcious for man to under
take more than he can accomplish I! Tt
engage so largely in agriculture that he il
compelled to neglect horticulture, home
culture, mental culture, and soul culture
to say nothing of the care of his persona
health and his family! Does not such q
man lose more in the long run than he
gains Let him who doubts, cipher it ou
and see.-Fisks Family Journal.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-17
Sflistellaueolrs.
1@->-"@o-N~"9N-"1@r1@----1-I@-.
Small Feet i'm Peru.

The ladies Of Lima are noted for their ex-
tremely small feet, the secret being, that
'infsnts Of the female sex undergo, as rule,
amputation Of the little toe of each foot
So general is the custom, that many women
think that FIVE toes on each foot is a state Of
things peculiar to the male sex. 1t is said
that Peruvian surgeon is coming over to
London and Paris, where he expects 10 make
fine harvest. Eye warrants to ladies' the
tiniest and most graceful foot by means Of
the above named smputation, and confine-
ment to the house Of only one week. A
custom OF this kind prevailed pretty gener.
ally In Paris some years ago. kept up BY the
very teprehensibIe compIaisanse or sur
eeoD, who had acquired some celebrity
touching this silly mutilatioR.-Paris Med:
ieol journal.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-17
AN ACT

mo. gil. AN ACT
Regulating the mode of Administering AS.
Signment in Trust for the benefit of cred.
itors. ,a..,. ..'.. .. .r.
Section l. Be it enacted IN The General
Assembly Of The State of Ohio, That when
any person shall make an assignment to a
trustee, of any property, money, rights or
credits, in trust for the benefit of creditors,
it shall be the duty of said trustee, within
ten days after the delivery OF the assignment
to him, and before disposiDg Of any proper
ty, SO assigned, to appear before the probute
Judge Of the county in which the grsntOr re-.
sided at the time vi executing said assign.
ment, and produce the original assignment,
or copy thereof, cause the same to be filed
in ths probate court, and enter into an un.
dertaking in such sum- with such sureties as
shall be approved BY the said Judge, condi-
toned for the faithful performance By the
said trustee Of his duties according to law.
Sec, q. II sny sssigaee 90 aforesaid
shall not, within ten days sfter his notniua.
tion to such trust, comply with the ptuvis
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-17

OF A master babe his servant G. and see
what time the ,sun.d dial indicated. "Why,
cir" expostulated the servant, "it i night
"What does that matter Take candle. -
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-17

0TFlowers' fling their wealth upon the
vacant cir. and rich men often fling ttasir'a
upon the vacant heir. r., I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
4LLEGH4NY HIGH SCHOOL AZ
Blue sulphur springs, Virginia.
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Nv. J, MoRRIsETT. a.. NJ, Priocipal, and
/ Instructor in Mathematics and Natural Sol
enees.
JNO. NEWTON SHEPHERD, Instructor in
{ Ancient and Modern Languages.
r. d. BEACH, A. b., Instructor in moral
Il Philosophy and English.
GEO w. BUSTER, Steward.
E The session will begin October LIST and
close the last day Of June. 1869. The exer-
cises continue without interruption on Sat
urdays, and there is no ihtermission during
the session except on Christmas day.
Expenses for Tuition and Board, including
everything except lights, 8 40. payable one
half list October, balance 18th February
Candidates for the ministry, Of any eyangel-
.ical denomination, who come suitably recon-
mended, receive tuition free, Sons OF minis
tiers pa half price for tlitions Books furnish
ED at the Springs at Richmond Prices.
Ii For pamphlet containing Elithograph Of the
place, plan, &c, &C., address gs4s|
EW. ], MORRISETT, Principal,
Blue Sui. Springs P. To-, Va.
August 30thl 1859. 5-i9-6w
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03

one who has the mother and four
daughters as wives. and children By
Eall Of them. This man has ten wives.
The reporter Of the Tabernacle servi-
ces, having five wives and his bali
sister as wlte. Ihey nave three chill
|dren. One man ~ this district, an
elder, refused TO seal his son q spir-'
itual wife, put had himself sealed e
same woman as h,s tenth spiritual
wife. and lived with her e. sucil Tor
two months then divorced heI ano =
sealed her 70 that same son ~ qa ls
ton and g such they nov. I'VE &. . &c.
cannot tnd ont how nysWive 81
Brigham Young has-pEoDaoiy arom
nifty to one hundred Inc common
statute laws acknoNleugs eniy one
wife, the others ere cailed splrilpais
~ one q Jos. nmitas revslasionsI
the records 9, when ls kina q Wives Is are
kept I u. tne cnnrc I. arcnives. hence
t q dlinculty q o ~. correct ~
l |. !. AT ppon Inls, g 1ne Mofmons,
qeilcal snptscs. Dul ! supp0se
1 1onng has :, t9Ir5y-nine sPlrituals n ms
narem /. g oalt Lake CIIy ana one of
more 10 every Town ~ ne J, territory,
ana perhaps, severai 70 tne States, ana
even ~ foreign countries.
lknoW several men mel y VINO nave l'' mar mar
rled women , years alter they were
dead ana buried, ana ~ some nissan
ces, women that the men ilad never
seen m Ire. Little oead glris q :
lev months q years oid are olI el
married 20 old o., grey headed men g e
splTit7uais' Inns " tney 90 g save tne
sous q !ne 4. Ioe s lenales ron Y, puLga
lory, ana 70 Iurnisn ,Ior lneh nus
L 49, 49, -II H.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
Washing Hall,
Ripley, jackson County, Virginia.
Is. MAGTJIRE

yXTOULD respectfully inform his old Gus
Wv tomels and the public generally thai he
has again taken possession Of this we'll
known establishment and would be glad to
entertain his friends and customers. He has
determined 10 apply himseif closely to his bus
mess and will give prompt attention toall
who may favor him with their patronage
His bar will ct all times De furnished with
the best imported and domestic Liquors. AL
so stock Of choice Cigars and Tobacco.
A two-horse hack viii always be ready to
convey passengers to anyPoint Of destination
Terms modest and to suit the lines. ffS
Ripley, January 81, 1859.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-03
Holr Tlcrrrs sioi aAlsrs ssi as4arsl. car.
! OaDIaiNa TJcKgTs On Crar,y,cAr :,

In OnD1niNa T,cKeTs on CxRrspicArrs.
Enclose the amount Of money 10 our "a. /
dress, ofwhet You wish to purchase nsIra
the Lottery IN which you wish Il inverted, ana
whether rot wish Wholes, Haises or 0usr-
ters, on receipt OF which we send what is or
dered, By first mail. together with the sehenne.
Immediately aftef the drawing, 4 Pinned
Drawing, Certified TO BY the Commis sionefs.
viii be sent. with an Explanations.
1FPnrchaseys will please wrife their sigma.
lure plain and give the name Of their Post
Office, County and State.
All ommunicationss strictly confidential.
ETAll prizes Of 81 600 and under. 3aid i'm.
mediately after the drawing -othei prizes Il
the usual time Of forty days.
Orders FOR Tchetssor Certificates, b. Nail
OF Express, 10 be directed
to WOOD, EDDY & co., Augusta. 1a.
or WOOD, EDDY 4 co., Alta nta, la.
OF WOOD. EDDY & CO., Wilmington. nsl.
"A list Of the Numbers that are drawn from
The wheel. with The amount Of the prise ihss
each one is entitledto, wiiEbe published afies
every drawing, in the following pfpeiss--
Augusta Geo. constitutions list. Mobile Reg
ister. Nashville Gazette. Richmond Dspssch,
Panlding tMiss.) Clarion. New York Herald.
and New York Times. ap. t-iss1sigs