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House Of Representatives.

Mr.. Adrian rose to question OF privilege
relative to the censure which he conceived
had been cast upon him by the resolution
of Mr.. Carter, rejecting upon the action OF
the committee appointed to make arrange
ments for the inauguration OF the Washing
ton Statue, being member OF that conf
mittee.
The Speaker decided that as that resoln-
ton was not in possession OF the House OBJ
lection having been made to It's reception
the gentleman could not proceed unless BY
unanimous consent.
Objection was made.
Mr.. Adrian regarded this objection TO his
proceeding as unkind and unjust
The speaker having called for reports from
Standing Committees, several uuimportant
bills were presented.
Mr.. Washburne, of H., introduced the
following resolution:
Resolved, That the Committees on Com
merce, Elections Foreign Relations, Terrific
ries, Military Affairs, Post Office and Post
Roads Judiciary Invalid Pensions, Naval
Affairs, and Public Lands, be authorized to
employ each Clerk, at the compensation Of
81 day while actually employed
Inc RESOLUTION WAS dst0S' ~ - = w. =
l04 to 10.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the State Of the Union, Mr.,
Washburne, of ILL.,, in the Chair.
Mr.. Sherman from the committee ON
WAYS and Means, reported bill making
appropriations to carry out treaty stpuln-
tons with certain Indian tribes IN the Terri,
tories of Washington, and the State q
Oregon.
Mr.. Cobb. Of Ga, opposed the bill.
Mr.. Sherman replied, and after further de-
bate. the Comm tee rose, and on motion OF
Mr.. Sherman, the House agreed to proceed
to the election of Printer, pending which,
Mr.. Branch, of n. c., moved call OF the
House, which was ordered and executed,
After some desultory debate, and an ez-
preston of determination on the Democr;l-
tic side of the House to resist a vote to-day,
On motion of Mr.. Branch, Of \. G., the
election of Printer was postponed uuhi To-
morrow, at o'clock.
The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on the state OF the Union, MI
Washburne, of H., in the Chair
The Committee resumed the consideration
of the Presidents Message, and Mr.. ASH
more. of S. c., addressed the House upon
general political topics,
At the conclusion of his speech, and ut
fifteen minutes past four o'clock, the house
adjourned.
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BY I. NJ. MCCORMICK -AUoIiosrgA.

81 i. NJ. MCCORMICK -AJu Ii0sfEk.
COMMISSIONERS SALE VI Landry
~ virtue 81 a decree IF the Circuit Court 81 sir
lax county, pronounced in tho al * ST "Biu1Lau
against Whaley," a November term, 1893, WI
shall, on SATURDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY
OF APRIL, 1867, AZ West LEi, in front Il liz
Tavern ot Samuel Cats, offer 4 public auction p
the highest bidder, The REAL ESTATE, in tds
county 81 Fairfax, whereof james Blo1hsm died
Pa possessed, being : HOUSE and LOT on
a#S= tie Litrc River Turnpike road, Al gate No
! where the laid James BloXham resided q the
time ot his death and lot II about TEN Fui
HALF ACRES 81 LAND ~ the sGid road, very
near said gate. and opposite the land Of John n
Taylor. One quarter acre IN this lOt i reserved
for the grave yard, with the right II cgress md
ingress thereto. The crop Of re j. also reserved
lERrs ot SALE.-Oue teuth IF Jla purchase
money to he paid il hand 81 the day o. ale a.
deposit, liable To be forfeited and tic land old
20 the cost and risk If tbs purchaser, should a.
fail to comply with tile terms ii ssle--the residue
upon a credit Of SIX twelve AMI eighteen months,
with interest from the day Of sale, r. 81 secured LIZ
the notes u The purchaser and ! retention q t1a
title until the purchase money shall q; .u.iy pad
CHRISTOPHER NEALE, ~,---,-e
ALFRED MOSS,
NJ
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A UCTION SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
"A JEWELRY, FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
PERFUMERY, &C., Gc.-On Friday moyuiHg
md u Narch, a TO o'clocl viii tx offered
1t public auction, al No. So, King street, ,zud
floor great variety 81 OIL PAINTINGS II
Frames, JEWELkY, FLAyORING EXTRACTS.
PERI merry, with other articles not necessary
70 enumerutc. Ladies arc invited to attend.
Terms, cash. JOHN H. CREIGHTON,
mn l-2t Aucuoneer.
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FArornR Cattle Nelson Gibson, esq,
disposed 81 five head # oxen last week,
which averaged within ! fraction II 1000
bs each. They brought him S6091o nett.
Mr.. 4. has me remaining still, that welSh-
over :, 800 H.. II il not very long since
he sold pair Of oxen Gor $500. Mr.. q.
seems 10 have the mack Of raising large
cattle, 100 head Of this kind u stock would
nett handsome sum-
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Ysrmont Dalagates 10 CHARLESTON Convention

yERGENHEs. IT., Feb. - Three hundred
delegates, democrats, Of Douglas native dis
trict. assembled here in Convention to-day.
John Cain, If Rutland, presided. Charles
O. Eastman and Z. II. Hyde, Douglas dem
Gratis, we're elected delegates to Charleston.
Douglas was endorsed with nine hearty
cheers
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UPPERyILLE.-A meeting was held in Con-
cord Church, on last Tuesday night, for the
purpose Of organizing a branch of the
Young Mems Christian Association in Up
pervilIe
On motion Of Captain Colvert, the Rev.
George W. Harris was called to the Chair,
and r. C. McCarter, esq, appointed Secre-
tary. The meeting was opened with prayer.
The Chairman read circular from VIM. III.
Fowle, esq, Secretary Of the eth District,
explanatory Of the objects OF the Organiza-
ton. After considerable consultation in
reference to the aim and objects Of the As
ISOLATION, and the best plan to be pursued
for the purpose of carrying out the objects
of the confederation. the meeting determined
to proceed to the election of officers, where
upon the following gentlemen were duly
elected, viz: James Hunter, President; J.
NJ. Scott. T. S. Lake w Carr, and g. Petit,
Vice Presidents George 5. Ayre, Treasurer;
J. H. McGinn, Corresponding and Record
ing Secretary
Rev G. W. Harris, r. G. McCarter, w.
Armstead, j ii. McGinn and w. Carr were
appointed Committee to draft Constitu-
ton and by laws to be submitted at next
meeting on Thursday 9Th instant at !
o'clock, p. Nj.
On motion, the Corresponding Secretary
was directed to write to VIM. III. Fowe esq,
Of Alexandria, aud request him to he pre-
sent at next meeting, to aid in the pcrtecting
Of the organization, and at the same time .
address the Association, explaining the
working, &C., of these societies
4 ~. ~. ..I u ".
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FairfaN county, ~ l0-eoJa
By 4. N. McCQRMICK-AJcu3sEEF


/ b NJ McClRNICE-AJcIs2S
HOUSE AND LOT AT PJ BIC AUCTION
\ iii Tho undersigned, la- Trustee sppointcd
4 fiji tie purpose wall sell al IL o'clock nj 0N
I SATURDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH 81 lEB-
\ O. RUARl, ii front II ne Mayors Office,
\ 4i HOUSE ana LOT, situated 81 the Northwest
corner ~ Queen aua Il. AsaIh streets, Rnd known
as The ALEXANDRIA ACAUEaIY said pro-
pcrty extends So feet II inches ST. Asaph Il,
ana Oh Queen street u the line II liz three-stoTy
/ house adjoining
TERus.-Oue fifth cash the balance II tw2
! equal payments u & and months to be secured
IN the bonds If the purchaser, bearing iuterest
from date-the tide to be retained till the purchase
money il fully paid.
\ feb 8-eotd Il b BROCKETT, Trustee
5s5;- The above sule has been postponed r.
\ SATURDAY the THIRD If MARCH, 1t sans
hour aud place f. L. BROCKElT, Trustee
/ feb 24-eotd
\ StHERIFF's SALE.-By virtue ot warrant az
\ - distress issued III favor 81 Ohm West for rent
ys. Henry Blondhaem, ! viii ouer foI sale Jy
auction, ON FRIDAY. the TWENIl-FOLhlE
II DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1860, Al ~ O'Clock Il
the northwest corner Of King Iud tsiTtaG stree,1,
i large stock If READY MADE CLOTHING
consisting OF Coats, Pants, Vests, ind many o.ae-
articles u wearing apparel also 'he fixtures, 6c.,
I therein, belonging u said Blondhsem, Fl much
Il, wl be necessary q satisfy said Uarrsut-
Terms casA Il NJ. CASILFMAS, q. S
teb l4-dts
mr. The above ,aie i pgstp0nsluuri. THURS
4 DAY, EIGHTH I'd MARCH, Fl tic ame hour
and place y. ". CASILEMAA.
feb 24-lts
% DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE Tho
I .Gg undersigned 4 authorized - I'll Ar private
Y saIy Y desirable THREE STORY NLN hkl1k
Y DWELLING HOUSE, hued Hp il good modern
aT.F..t Z $50.
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BODY ForyD The body Of Saml WEIGH,
who was lost On Nanjemoy Greek, On
Sunday, the 10Th of January last, was found
On Tuesday the 2lst nit firmly fastened il
the mud. \ jury 4 tuques was held 40
marks ot violence being found On his person,
and al the circumstances pointing towards
accidental drowning" the jury rendered 4
verdict accordingly Mr.. Welch was about
d years Old -Port Tobaero Times.
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BRooMs, BRooMsm BRooMs n

7 AM nov receiving my SPRING SUPPLY Of
/ BUCKETS, TUpS, CHURNS, Barrel and
staff, Flour Buckets Sugar Boxes, Patent Zinc
WashbOards, plain do Clothes Pins, Rolling Pins,
Half bushels and Pecks, Baskets, Backing,
Matches, Wbitewash Brushes, Shoe Brushes,
Scrub Brushes and Busters and such goods as
are generally kept in a Broom and Woodenware
Store. pledge myself to sell at Baltimore prices.
L. HERRING, Royal st. south Of King.
r." Broom Corn wanted NH
VlHE copartnorship existing between RIDGE
l. LIZ, HAMPTON 1 CO., having expired,
the undersigned have formed copartnership and
will continue the business, Al the old stand, Al
King street, under the name aud style Of HUN
TON x RIDGELY
ROBT II. HUNT0N,
NH JNO. 5. RIDGELY.
nRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, Gc.-Tur-
IL key Rhubarb, Sulphate Morphia, Husbands
aud Heury's Magnesa, Mustang Liniment, CT
trate Magnesia, Ground African Pepper, Golden
Seal, Cassia, White Mustard Seed, Gum Myrrh,
Mace Nutmegs, Gloves, English Mustard Macas-
sar oil, oil Anise, &c. just received per steamer
Mount Vernon, and for sale by
LEADBEATER ( CO.,
2d MOP Nos. 51 South Fairfax street.
OHEMICALS, -ProssyIamiue, Strychnine,
~ Morphine, Quinne, Lantomine, ChlOrotorm,
Glycerine Nitrate Silver, Iannin, Carbonate Bis
muth Quicksilver, Chlorapeiche, Blue Mass, Eng
lish Calomel, Clinic Acid, Pure Sulphurc Acid,
Acetic Acid Pure Muriunc Acid, Chloric Ether,
Corrosive Sublimate, White Precipitate, &C., re-
ceiycd AMI for sale hy
NH II. COOK 1 60.
NTIEGAND'S TROCHEs for tie VOICE;
w Browns Bronchial Troches; Wistars BAL,
sam II Wild Cherry; Ayers Cathartic Pills Bar
ry's Trcophcrons; Lyons kathairon Dalleys
Pain Extractor; McAllistcr's Ointment McMunn's
Elixir of Opium. Just received aud ior sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE, JR.,
NH Apothecary, % Kings
mo THE CITIZENS OF WINCHESTER, VA.
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4 SECOND DESPATCH. !

READING, March l.. 7. M.-Ihe Conyen-
ton adjourned after the appointment q
delegates IL the Charleston Convention;
adopting resolutions endorsing the Cincinna-
Il platform; declaring the right to hold slaves
il the Territories purely 4 judicial ques-
ton; denouncing the 'iTepressible conflict
doctrine; appIauding President Buchanan
administration; iayoring protection g IRON
and coal interests; endorsing Buchanan J
views regarding specific duties, and agree
ing to support the Charleston nominee.
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NOVICE.

ysyg WHOM IN MAY CONCERN fake no
II -, - -, ,,,,ol n.
~ r ,I' H. rnne.clnre md I'm Wrirbt II
Beans IMPROVED GRAIN SEPARATOR, ii
the counties q AleSandria, Fairfax, Prince VA
liam, Culpeper, Fappanannock, fauquIer, Lou
dOuu, and Clarke, Ia the state 81 Virginia here0y
give notice that any person u persons Infringing
their rights u the aforesaid COUNTIES viii be pros
ecuted 70 the extent 81 the law.
N. ELDRIDGE 4 ~.
Z. S.-We IRE prepared to negotiate tor the sale
Of Territory IN the above counties, will receive
orders tor machines model ~ which can be seen
AT our store. No. south Wharyes.
fcb 25-2w n, ELDRIDGE 90.
~ DISSOLUTION
/ lie 20 PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
under the name and style III WATERS, ZIM
NORMAN \ 90, Is this day dissolved
All persons indebted ~, II having claims
against Tie concern, aIe requested % make early
settlement The business Ut the firm must be
authorized II use Ids name IL settlement
BENZ. WATERS,
IHOa. y. va n Eh,'
IN I'm surviving P"''Ns's II ii : NM
-.r,,,
n ~ ~ f. III ~ -
- lAe w a'ahu' eolAol " ohlou 'hu oaine.
ron streets ny ,no ,5"'a ui''ei ~ ~ =
and style ~ WATERS ~
BENZ. WATERS,
mn lI'o.', = y - : = - -
M OTlCE.-A ! meeting y the Board Fl
~ President aad Directors y the Manassas
can Railroad Company, this 9Th day of Februa
ry, I76V' tne 'oiio"i"s 0f'er W. passed
o''si''' ."'' ~ i ''-,' IN
l. Iall i, ILL., .i,,,e Sj.2on,Iria
ia Frii., I'M. ia,b nh af Wsrcb nerr for the
,2r.;doration I'm, I'm mass.
III Il ,b,. nresor,t session at IN LEGISLATURE IL III
ssr.n. Ia. IL tS;s. romn,ny"
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FARM SoLp.-The Blue Ridge Republican
SAYS Mr.. James W. Green, of Culpeper,
has purchased the farm of Mrs. Margaret
Freeman, adjoining the town containing =
acres for Sc 900, being about 81 an acre,
Terms equivalent to cash.
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WAsmSCroN ITms.-The case Of Ser.
man, the late Superintendent Of Public
Printing, indicted ior malteasance in office,
i before the Circuit Court, On a question a.
10 the jurisdiction Of thai Court il ,he case.
The Commandments t the National Medi-
cal College took place Yesterday. That u
Tie Medical Department II Georgetown Col.
lege, takes place next Thursday.
Mr. Crutchctt has presented 70 the Mount
Vernon Association, Canes, &c. II the
amount of 500.
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1880. AIM A N A C.
NE LIST
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures /.


Brig Stephen Young. Chase. Norfolk, to Master.
Schr. Arctic, Hicks, New York, to S. Shin1.
Schr Fairfax, Mott New York, to 5. Shinn.
schr. Mary Francis, Spaulding, Richmond, rail
road trucks TO Alexandria, Loudoun and hamp-
shire Railroad Co.
Schr David J. Bowers Addison, New York, to
American Coal Co.
Schr. Lapwiug, Conkling, Baltimore guano to
Wheat Il Bro.
Schr, Laura Francis Higgins, sack salt to VIM.
II. Fowle Il Son.
Schr. Francis A. Hawkins, Mayo, Boston, to NJ.
Eldridge 4 Co.
Schr. Experiment. Gray, Potomac Creek, corn
TO Geo. IL. Robinson.
Schr Cleopatra Smith, Cone River, corn to o..
H. Robinson.
Steamship Mount Vernon Smith, Now York. by
Fowle 4 Co.
Schr. Mary Willis, North. Richmond, BY Wheat
/ Bro.
Schr E. W. harrington, Robinson, New York,
BY American Coal Co.
Schr. james House, Sprague, Providence, by l.
J. Mebaiey.
scbT. William Frazier, Sword, Norfolk, by u. b..
Smith
MEMORANDA.
Schr ii. 3. Metcalf, Burton, from Norfolk, ar
fyed at Providence. 9th ult-
Sehr. r. p. Chase. Cunning cham, for this port,
sailed from Providence, Goth ult.
Gs~ FIRST WARD WIG MEETiSG.-A meet
lug Of the Wings of the First Ward, was held at the
hall Of the Relief Fire Company, last night, ,.
Slnn in the chair. The following ticket Tor the
Board Of Aldermen and Common Council was
Nominated
FoR ALDEEMAS-Benj. H. Lambert.
FOR COMMON COUNCIL.
Lewis Mckenzie, Geo. II. Robinson,
I. Snowdeu, jr., Geo. II. Markell,
The meeting then adjourned
NH 2--1t
.nc- At meeting of the Wing and American
party of the Second Ward, held at the Old Court
Room, on Wednesday evening, J. l. ARMSTRONG
was called to the Chair, and W. Alexander ap-
pointed Secretary On motion of L. Barcheil,
twas
Resolved, That the meeting adjourn until Ell
gay evening, at "a O'clock, TO make NOMINATIONS
Tor members Of the Board of Aldermen and Com
mon Council. j. 7. ARMSTRONG, Chairman.
Y. ". ALEXANDER, Secretary. nh 1t
Ei3- The announcement of my name as can
d'dats for membership in the Common Council,
vas without nay knowledge or consent
NH 2-dte JOB g. McVEIGH.
HUNT0N 6 RIDGELY,
WH0LESALE DEALERS in
t TOBACCO, and
LIQUORS.
nh A KiSe-
ANDING THIS DAY, by Schr. Fairfax, SO
groce Shanghai Matches, and will DO sold at
factory prices. L. HERRING,
nh . Royal street, doors south Of King st.
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Tur PEAcu CRoP We have received !
note from our ncghbor, Dr. y II. Baynr
80 we'll known for his devotion To- and sue
cess III the raising Of fruit residing in
Prince Georges County Nd, nearly oppo-
site this city. which informs Us that "the
intensity Of the cod, during the past winter,
has been very disastrous to the peach crop
in that locality" he adds-"l have exam
med ny orchards IN various positions, and
find the crop almost entirely cut ut. ! ar
prehpnd the failure in this section Will b.
more complete than i has been for the last
twenty years" We are sorry to hear this
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a Silver Mine il Mississippi.
WAsnlNcgoN, Feb 29.--Ghe Macon Miss
Beacon states that 4 rich silver mine has
been discovered il NoXubee county.
TITEST INDIA PRESERVED GINGER;
w Lemons Raisius, and Pane, just received
and for ..,l. IN CllAS. j. WISE,
successor "a ~. A. Dixon, corner of
NH Prince and Pitt Its
90 Bells. b. and 4. COFFEE SUGARS
~ ~ III. elbow Refined Sugars, received this
iay u,r steamer Columbia. aud for sale BIZ
NH ? GARRETT HuLsT I47 King street.
T1ISH FISH,
smoked Halibut Mackerel, Cod Fish, Sal
mon. Alewiyes, Smoked Herring and $ardiucs,
Just opened and ror aalg by CAAS. !. WISE,
mi Successor to ]. 4. Dixon.
4 PPLEs. 10 bbs. CHOICE selected rcd FRUIT,
n received this day pr steamer Mount YER
non, and for salehy GAkRET HULSI,
NH ~, King street.
DLASTER OF PAKIs.-35O tons for sale by
WI II. FOWLE / son,
feb ~ Ne. South whaTYes.
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NJ ALE WHEAT BRO.
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.BELLE OF THE SOUTH

JOB PRIN TING
tly executed, With dispatch Z tits oLsv,
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TOBACCO. There seems to be a very brisk
business doing in the way Of Shipping To-
bacco from Orange Court House. We are
informed by the Railroad Agent that he has
received and forwarded during the past SIX
weeks, 100 hogsheads Of Tobacco, weighing
l30, 44S pounds. Ofatge Chronicle.
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SALE THIS DAY.

Y. 4. oHEhLLLt Lo!Icctorl
for 1856, 1857, 1859
Georgetown, D. C.. dec l6-lawI2w
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feb 8-eotd Il :. BROCKETT, Trustee
Eal;- The above sule has been postponed r.
SATURDAY, tho THIRD IF MARCH Fl sans
hour aud place r. l. BROCKElT, Trustee
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

anything can be done, by legislative effort, to
stimulate the farming enterprise, and be Of
sctual benefit to so large portion of commu-
nifty, it seems consistent that it should receive
share Of attention, as it is at the present
inc, but whether with success or not, the flu.
'ure alone will determine.
Tho Editor has aptly remarked, that the
farmer is overlooked, in the attention that is
bestowed upon the judiciary, This is too
true, as the numerous bills that are ever
coming up for consideration in that direction
Indicate. Butif farmers would see them
elves fairly represented, they must select
only those men to make laws who are alive
to their interests and will do full justice to
this important branch Of industry, and
then ably support them in their duties, and
tho end will have been attained. But farm
ers must not depend, to much extent, upon
the fayors or efforts Of Legislatures. They
have tho power, if united with the will, to
" help themselves" whicais of more consa-
qucncc than borrowed aid; but this requires
some study and reflection, to be employed in
unison with labor, to reach the desled result
This, however, is attaina5la, and tho winter
will afford u favorable opportunity for the
acquisition Of knowledge ard ideas, which
may prove of much benefit during the aboys
of the future. FAnMER.
November, 1860.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
Golden Days of November.

The autumn chill creeps over our years;
The autumn frosts on our heads are falling;
And beyond the winter Of death and tears
We can hear, sometimes, the snow birds calling
White hairs upon the wrinkled brow
truce to lime will soon be waving,
While the scanty fruit on branch and bough
But little fulflls our youths large craving.
Thank God for a late autumnal smile
That kndles to fame the dying ember!
Sit down, old heart and be placed awhile,
In These golden days Of November.
Who says the best Of our lives are past
Who says that no more tho angels lovO U.S.
While the hca TT Of nature seems so vast,
And her kiss Of peace Is bending above uS!
There's soft, warm mist on field and hill,
Where the Indian OF this second summer
His spiri! game is chasing still,
As he did ere the reign of the white newcomer
Away from the hunting grounds
Whose tribes his dusky legons member
lie comes, they say, when the echo sounds,
In these golden days NJ November.
Once mere throw orer the window-pane,
Ere to winters blast We bar and close
Unfastcn the heart for an hour again,
While this golden glory oycr1ows ii.
Sit down in memory by the streams
That dabhlod our feet in the days so early.
When tie budding germs Of crimes AMI schemes
Cr,pt under the locks so brown and curly.
Crawl out in the sunshine, crippled age,
Though brighter sun you may well remember
IA, happy for YOU if your closing page
Be these golden days Of November.
Is it slmmtr: No, the branches arc bare,
And we listen in vain Tor the scng birds sinfinE,
4 c4lm--but trtacherous calm is the air,
AnJ forth will the winds Ike hounds be sprr3ing
Creep in, Cd age, to your hearth again
Shu. down the sash, and bar the fhutter
One autumn comes, but two vii remain,
If vo trust wAat chilihood's heArt may utter .
LIT the night como down wish its chilly hazc,--
Let The storm beat out the faillnge mber
We have looked cur last on the treacherous days
The golden days Of November.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29
Keeping Horses Feet and Legs in 0rdeB,

Il were asked to account for my horses
legs and feet being in better order than those
Of my neighbor, should attribute it to the
four Iollo~ing circumstances First, they
are all Shod with few nails, so placed in the
shoe as to permit the foot to expand every
time they move second, that they all live
in boxes instead of stalls, and can move when
ever they please third, that they have two
hours daily exercise when they are not at
work fourth, that have not head-stalI or
trace chain in my stall. These four circum
stances comprehend the whole mystery Of
keeping horses legs fine, and their feet in
sound working condition up to good old age
Miles.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

THE Conn CRor.-.Tho damp and rainy
weather of the past month has prevented the
farmers in this vicinity from securing their
corn op and stalks in as good condition az
was desired, considering the exceeding short
hay crop In many eases in this town, as
we'll as in SheIburne, Hinesburgh and other
towns, corn, put up in cribs, which in ordina
ry years, answer every purpose for drying
corn, has this ear moulded and actually
gro1O4 on the ear, so that it has had to be tn e
ken out and spread in every available shelter
ed spot on the farm 1t has also been mat.
ter 0! much difficulty to cure the stalks, so
thai they would be fit for the much needed
folder-lrequont handling and plenty OF salt
are all that saves them from the manure heap,
in many instances.-tree Press.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-11-29

CRANBERRY pIE'-Linc the pic dish with
paste aud fill it full with cranberry sauce ,
as you prepare for meats; crate nutmeg pua
on The cranberry put strip Of the paste
around tho edge of the dish AMI numerous
strips across the surface Of tho pie, with
leaves and fancifu figures cut from the paste;
bake twenty minutes.