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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-25

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trust The pablo will cell n ~ exa3ipe ny
stook ssfcss they nAhs ssy iavestnsats, ~ -
very esSs 80 saGisty then bosh Il usjee -
quslssy q eseaa 6AMU1L PERRY,
- bsaAy slssst, sppssiss Pit O0se.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-02-25
No0TAWEoTERN
INAU RANCE COMPANY.
OF OSwRGO, NEW YORK.

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
Lu1 IueU1AuCI COrPAuY.
Aeesmulatsd Capital. - ~. 600. %
HENRY B. HOFFMAN,, Agent
iulv1 -Af
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02

upon tie qUestfo Of the Jude tries she
may adopt. The ngFisulfur6i opnlation
of Massachusetts, to!daS Is hot 80 large
as it was fiitG years aFo; yeLEher total
population in the meantime has gone
from 474,000fto 1881 900; and very near
y In ratio with the incrSaBe for the
whole couhtry. She has been true to the
spirit and genius of the StS and has, coa-
seqnenlly, kept up with tts progress. Vir-
gtnta, on the other band, has hardly begun
TO appropriate to herself the agencies and
powers upon which progressive wealth. AMI
population in these semoaeru times is based.
Since 1910, the ratio of increase of her
hunters has been only about one-haIf us
great US that OF Eng gland and Wales. The
IN increase Of the populati Of the former,
from 1910 to 1850, WAS from 974, ,622 to
,42l ,G6l, or at the rate, of Z 45 per cent.
That Of England and Wales, from 1871 to
1881, went from 1881 10 20, ,sI6,35l,
or at the lateof so pa cent. This is q
fact which must strike nGSt people With
astohtshment, Yet there Is not q doubt
that with the use OF tie s6tie means that
linye a g Increased SO rapid HE population
Of England, every. emf atit cent out. 6y
yirgI9ta Is tue aeW Sfes might have
been more profitably e9pleyed at home.
She Las room for ten times her present
population, without being crowded. There
fisino State In the Union Which should have
so large population; aon6 in " hich labor
should. be more productive or better paid.
In which direction, then, in the present
crisis, shall Virginin incline2 To IA system
which, with vast fresopFcesy has rendered
her progress In population, for'the past
forty years, only about oneshalf as great
as that Of England, and which must bring
even that slow increaseto dead stand Z
or to one thai duplicate2 the whole coun-
try every twenty-five years, and increases
its power, and wealth, aid means Of sup
port in much greGter ratio? Will She
join q Cohteracy of whifh she must con-
stitute the mere appendsge to a centrll
power far removed from and hostile to all
her interest," or will she remain as the in
hucntiWl mcmber-of the, one that has given
herz'Hils her power, itGnst5sand historical
inhuence' which protects whatcyer she
ccnceives to be her interest, under the fos-
tering care of which she can unfold in Just
such directions. as may suit the tase, iab-
Its and Industry of her people2
These questions are soonito be practi-
cally solved, AID they may well engage
the serious attention Of her State ConYen-
ton, which is soon to assemble.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02
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,soris - -, Ats !" Ssu not torm INTO
SSS GsS snsFs "Fe e'n0s1Sns th"t never
sTkslP .sS..s ~. s,.A. ...-,L .-vza5,
boo,,;s,,I 90. ~. ~ tls t1sH 'ali soG
SiIeSt S,Sn;So 'a 1r;,S, T. se,es' anu nola
,nnrs sbors ~, ~ VIII sHe stSrs, "Ee, not
JroS,,;;H. ~. sts, SalSS ssS'S S onsues, whose
/ cri.Sit,, ti,o Mtsn tnstr !9 own
80 wy. 49, 1e'oW' 'n9n
uEe nose unutteraole tsellngs beyond the
SoI0n 1h S1 lessons o! tne noisy soul.
go ts,I.r s.Ot'S9s S's tM1HSnts tnas are
soIis nsSEsS WIN the dlSine In
:, y, urn are uhWiiL-
;nto ,So a. MNnuer 'orIh
v;II;t,G, ~ So;S ~. uu=
ttTfnT SI,;I,,so' L. D. - ~
~ ,1;.t..,st' ~" 90 t'fs 'a.te VI SAePt'elsul
1'rbsrsfSrs ,t,o,.i; ~, ., l,.,.
/ l.l,S,.'..tT ~. = ss,s. - so".l ms OEos'
tSi. ga tne aal u sae soIi IN Whlcn they
\ Assi S .S.s.-!...' s sNs Hueh some great
| itS9 u ~ Sf.,S' sDToW anu pun startles their
sottI 5S ttsv s,.s sus %tlqo%s .9 S oI tne
& ~ sle!g
S,y =. '9 yoFt1 q! DeYono'
90 W iII liii9s't SuSn ne'lrlS
The baTT, ors tho; Hatn attuneu
.Is't y 20 uneartnIy
at t',s lyS sue strains
=. suS .y Ousss MotII,c1e! are palnlng ana
stseSl.'B unu Wlounulng tnem; With souls
%.'gs' So;s, ; Esnay 20 g.lue u9wn inc rough und
sS,,,.., -. lnto Sne peaceful
'S "a ..t my H4St wait INrougn pam
aI9 egony, Ihe coming OF that vessel
Srssa %nS saI.s s5s aas. aIs e lah9Sg Dy heavenly
-, olIeessS' ' hHu nu s"y eIl laseWeIl 10 earth, only
! MMsn tue iast core OF mes harp is broken,
any. anu 5ns long tF!ea melody OF theirsoul is
'I D.eIIe0 WIZ 'is Tue nal'e7t'Hlahs OF another
"TT!u: s,,s.. ,.asr,. ,,r-a 5qy.
now selooUi 81 43u 40 we know that such
hearts as as theSe I.l are lnoqr midst. Such n
nature NAY. may llNe lA ana an die without a sigh,
~ .ntst .ne common worId eau understand of
!I !ne u!Sl9'ty tAat MS all the soul to burst
img' ana yet silently goes onward to the
ena' e;SL.,. N5Eees circumstances OF pain or "c-
s.t.t stuent my expose si9ge %hiaden flowers OF
| gs9oty ana PoefEyii 4pt often the roses
la9e, alQ s Iae .i songs are un.sNng, and the
sP.rIt vClcslIs unheara, until death bursts
tne oars OF lie, and opensithe gates ofthe
os4eF ..1 Morid;
"tS thIn9ing, to-Elght, OF one Of these
who ont little while since, PIumed her
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02
vENTION,

Virginia, New Jersey, North Carolina,
Maryland, Kentucky, Massachusetts, Ohio,
New York, and Tennessee, have determin- :
ed to send Commissioners to Washington,
in answer to the Virginia invitation:-
Tennessee has decided not TO send Com
HmisstOuers 10 Montgomery, and this is re-
gartied as a triumph on the side of the
Union. It is probable that other States
willSbe TepEesentedla at Washington on the
fourth of February, the same day that the
iseCeded States will meet in Oongress ut
Montpnmervl AlnInnninl. = ..-....I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02

TaE Charleston. Mercury recommends a
yoipartarry q embargo F % oa stbe cotton export.
Tor the purpose Of securing = foreign te-.
eoguitiuai pfkhaiadspe spepdenseo of the Sees
ding states.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02
WHERR SHALL THE BORDER
,.g5 J.. STATES GO9

The State OF VirginIa--TVhaE she
might have been but for SIavery.-
HeE reeourcesi compared with those
ern n.OoMfederaoy.N would eject her.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02
FIRE AND INLAND NAY1GAT1oN

Risks accepted at terms consistent With soIvency and
s,.zsss fair profit,
giOeJi % JHRLLIN[1S
and COHtsNtS for ttTmS Of 6Re t6 fUe yeaFS.
The progress OF this Corporation has been stable
aud uninterrupted through of financial sun
shine aud storm periods eventual In exempt from
sweeping conlHgratlons and maritime disaster. Be-
Ing long established On0 cash basis, the troubles Of
the credit system AFFECT uS In no material particular.
During "lIar times" the security Of reliable Insu.
Is an imperative dutythe ability of property
holders to sustain loss bOIng then much tsSsened.
Policies issued without delay, and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, bJ
n. @. ARTHUR, Agent,
Once over the Bank OF Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02

~ SfsfGc!AL NoT1CEa Donblc the above rates.
Ssfy Advertising on reasonable terms, aeeor-
ding to the space occupied md the CHANGE
AN adTsrtiements nom transient srsons or Strapr
era. to be paid for IN GdpGRce.
Cards not exceeding hys IinGs SO per year
pr ~ Tor SIX monts but for Shnrter period ofhfur
viii be counted less than square,
The privtlegeof Annual Advertising fS limited 70
theAAdTertiEera' own ImmedEAt6 Business: and all
for the 6eheht 6f other prisons a
Well as a legal adTsEtisomentE and advertisements
sales and real estate sent In by them must
be paid for at the usual rates. i,.lIs-S
. jAdTer tiSeInePtP not accompanied with written
accordingly! ~ 80 -. -
Notieel for Political Meetings tobo charged In Al
cases at full rates % 80 q F-s717l7E3=
Marriages Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
ssrmons, 90 cents zach. nOvlll'6a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02
KANSAS sENATORs.

Hon. FFedeTicillP P. -sStantoa, ISeCtetaty Of
State of Kansas Territory under Go.eraor
Walker, and Hon. Marcus J. Parrott. the
represenIatire delegate of the late Terrific
~, leave this city for KansRs, to.morroW; to-
makeia canvass for election to the United
States Senate from the new StAts. There
iS zbnt little doubt Of their success, and
still less that, if they are chosen, .theit
ability aud energy viii give Kansas a COM.
mandinR influence In the1highest bragch
of the National Legislature.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02

Col Hayns has writteu'to South Caroli-.
ma that he has Information that Fort Sum
ter is TO be reinforced, but = agehtleman of
high official position in the Administration
denies that there Is any truth IN the re-
port. In view. of the Presidents vaeilla-.
ting course about the Brooklyn, the pub
lie. however, cannot be surprised, it this
turns out to be The case.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02
NeW YOrI PaDeF lYarelOnSe.

OHEPRICR ONLY WHERE PAPEt DEALERs
~ Booksellers, ststiouers, BIndera, Printers, and
PufchNssra generally can save from 10 10 20 per cent
by purchasing from frst hands. -Ty
Having tReEsassdou Manufacturing Faeiliftes, we
can oleE great inducements to parties In want Of Pa
Psra sue1 1s are shally soId by Paper WarehOuss.
Ledger and Plat Papers, Poolscap Letter. Note and
Bullet Rolih, Picket. COGamstcial, and all gIAdes OF
Trunk. aud Straw Board, BIOttinG, etc. etc; Bank.
Note, Bond. Drawing. Banl, EneeIoT1 6 Particular
attention paid to supplying RapkA With Bank.N0to
naEies cieFgypoH Gnd sPrlEesipilI men. BIllheaas
la stock ready ruIed for printerH from TO Ilsa8s
u tho sheet. Blue ahh White, EY6Wss and Laid n
tnet. \ eomplete Paper BaIaRr Esnd for CJreulaTV,
and save your money. OTders by mall RfcOvnIanied
with cash. ViIFbs Aed vPii as II pressnt u per-
s9n. IL. tif,,s GSRSOS. .&iITARD,
apply Paper WarsbenEa. u Besknian IT,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02
4 wisl WEITaEReocK.

Informatiop received from Richmond to-
night, Which is deemed reliable, says that
Henry A.,,YYlSe Ia volninggOut for the Union
beeatse the dtsunfon cause is taken In
hand SO 6FlRvely and boldly by his bitter
cnemJs Mr. Hunter -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02
atlg glttklttarntRt
TERsIs or E1pYFRTTsITa.

rWEIVE solIp LANES Or NoSPAREfr Ion o,yE Ion
LEGS, NGKE S6UARE,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02
.EaH AaiHE 2s 5RsBsR 5s2 g g

Upwards OF is1S,OOO,OOO
or Losses lnvO been paid by tho RtnS Insurance C.
In the past II years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02

Mt.t Floyd was regularly indicted to-dny.
for conspiracy to defraud the Gov trnment,
with Russell aud Bailey. -
COMMISSIONERS TO THE wAsHtSsToS coS-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02

s7t Two cannon pointing inland were yes
terdAy placed on Port Washington, just
below this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02
FROM WAsHINaToN
speeIaI DIspatehes.

Es d pEFBNsRa. 45
Two cannon pointing inland were YES.
terdAy placed on Port Washington, just
below this city.
TRYlSG TO PREcIPITATR.
1t appears that theauthorities of Florida
have been tsmpering again With the Uni.
ted States laws. a petition was present
ed in the Senate To-day from masters and
EsreJEB Of f9dins Efss as licensed sllnder
this government, setting forth that pefSons
acting under the laws ofsFlorida, or laws
said to have been passed by that State,
have seized vessels and lext0rted sums of
money. ,ez 80 "a
They represent that they aare powerless
to protect themaelyes from insult, and call
on Congress to protect themin. theirrights.
= . ruE PROBABLE EEFpcr. 10
This important movement. of the reyolu-
tiOnists will cause Congress to see that
commerce is not iuterfered WITH. .a
WANTS TO SEE SEED AGAIN.
The Patent Office to-day received a let
ter from one of the most rampant mem
bers of the South, Carolina Convention,
asking that seeds from the agricultural
Bureau may be sent him. a
In impudence 1t only exceeds AshmOre's
letter, asking permission to,nse'the frank
ing privilege. - tiais - -.
NAIL VIOLATIONS. g
A merchant of philadelphia has notified
the Post Office Department that Eve of his
recent letters, mailed At Mobile, had been
violated. This espionage has become in
tolera6le, and Congress should interpose
strongly and promptly.
The Postmaster ut Charleston has writ
ten for supplies of blanks and the like, as
ii. no arrangement in the relations with
the Government had occurred.
sa = INDICTMENT oR Ma. TtoYD.
Sir. Floyd was regularly indicted to-dny
for conspiracy to defraId the Gov Srnment,
with Russell aud Bailey.
COMMISSIONERS TO THE wAsHtHGFoN CoS-
vESTIoS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02

SExTRA FLOUR.--lOo barrSlsrUc thIu
IL day, per steamer Courier, and diOrgale by
REILLY ---
iGtlTROR, PRUNER T. AINdONDS.--
~ Large I0t, Just FoeDtysd and for sale by - '3
decs Wa, EDWARDS BRO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-02
HATS q CAPS

WE HAyR ON HAND VERY LARGE AND
well ats9Fted stock % Hats anI Gaps, which
We vi dispose Of on the most ihVoEGhle terms. All
those Waut1g articles In our line invited to call
and examine, As Will ssh them lnV6r than they
were ever offered bafore In this market, +
tdsela 8. HARPER BRO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23

the citizen aud Of the ruler, and laws down
the principles by which both are to be gov
erned. 1t commands the people to select for
the places Of authority and power able men.
such as fear God. men of Trrth, hating COW
eteousness; and it commands such men, when
invested with power. to rule in righteousness,
and binds every one to be subject unto them.
We say. therefore, that God exercises this
sovereignty in such way as 10 encourage
obedience to him in all things He employs
domiaiou, power. rulers. as the means Of
blessing or Of Furnishing a people. If they
obey him---if they walk in his ways, and kee D
his commandments. he will give them good
rulers men who fear God and hate covet-
business. But it they forget him. and tram
pie upon his law. and give themselves up to
ln'quity, he will turn the blessing into curse,
and make them weep and howl under the
crushing influence of wicked rulers. We
have only to turn to the history Of Israel, Il
sea the full illustration OF this fact. When
that people forsook God, he put the Assyriar
over them with that rod. When they became
humble and penitent, he broke that same rod
IN pieces, and turned the heart Of the Persian
""s'"o N"eWs ahh ahus oiuuSht thcH Vut W
their captivity. and built up their waite places
and covered the land with prosperity and
happiness. This is his way Of working. The
principles Of his providence are the same to-
DAY that they we're then. The way to hav,
good rnlers-to prosper as a nation, is TO be !
willing and an obedient people. But il mer
become proud and corrnpt-it scepticism il
allowed to take the place Of the Bible. ant
the nation bows down to Mammou, an(
tramples on the Sabbath, and ignores all re
gard for Gods law, he will punish them. i
may be by 6re-by peslilence--by the sword
or he may do il. as he has done il. BY putin.
wicked men IN the places Of power. and u
lowing them 10 rule with rod Of iron, Ill
the nation sees lie folly, and turns TO God il
the way Of penitence and new obedience.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23
THE TINES OF IT'S AND 1881.

John Adams was considered the lead ing
spirit Of the old Continental Congress. and
he owed much Of his prominence, il not all
his political fame. to the advice aud encour-
segment Of his wife. who, with spirit brim
full Of patriotism and courage. never failed
to advise with and spur on her husband to
action. When John Adams married abb
gail Smith he had but little or no practice
as lawyer. and in his case. it may he truly
said. he was indebted for everything TO the
unconquersble spirit. and the energy, and
| inAexible determination of his vile.
On the departure of her husband for Con-
gress, she was left at home at Penn Hill,
with the care of little brood Of children
and with the Whole management Of farm.
Keeping house with frugaiity. while she kept
open doors to the houseless. and giving. with
good will. part Of her scant portion to the
poor; seeking work Cor her own hands and
ever busily occupied. now at the spinning
wheel, and now making amends for never
having been sent 10 school by learning French,
alone by the aid Of books, she also became
deeply interested in the public affairs Of the
Colonies. and nothing escaped her attention.
] 4tuttuutfs BIG thO
kings proclamation. she wrote her husband
this spirited message: "This intelligence
will make plain path for you. though dan.
gerous one could not join to day Sunday
in the petitions OF our worthy pastor for a
reconciliation between our no longer parent
State. but tyrant State, and these Colonies.
Let US separate; they are unworthy 10 be
our brethren. Let US renounce them. and
instead Of applications as formerly, for their
prosperity and happiness. let US beseech the
Almighty TO blast their cuunsels and bring 70
naught all their devices" Thus wrote wo-
man, Of the true spirit, herself the daughter Of
minister Of the Gospel. against the tyranny
and expressions of George Ill. But no act
or proclamation of that KING was ever e.
qualled by the atrocity and usurpation OF the
present Addition despot and his chiefs
What was the imposition OF the stamp act
comparei with the wrongs that have been
heaped upon the South. the usurpations o
power. the violations OF the constitution, an,
The Inauguration Of fratricida war for III,
purpose Of destroying our Southern insiitu'
iionsand the peace and welfare Of our coun.
tryi
\ We have many Abigail Adams who vii
rise up in the South. and show 10 the worC
as then, that We are people never TO be
conquered no. Pieayuue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23

By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Ner-
yous or Sick Headache may ne preventedi and u taken
al the commencement ofan attack immediate relief iron
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
ache 70 which females are subject.
They act gently upon the Notwithstanding Cos
tiseness.
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Females and
all persons Of sedentary habits they are valuable as
Laraiire improving the appetite. giving tone and ,sor
to the digestive organs and restoring the
city and strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIc PILLS are the result Of long In
vesgation andcaefuly conducted experiments, having
been in use many years. during which time they have
prevented and relieved vast amount of pain and sui
ferng from Headache whether originating IN the ner
vous system or from deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in heircomposi,ion, AM
may be taken at all times with perfect safety wiihou
making any change Of Diet and the shsenee Of any dis
agreeable taste renders il easy to administer them
children.
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITsi The genuine
have five signatures Of Henry G. spalding on eacl
Box.
Sold BY Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines.
A Box will be sen, BY mail prepaid on receipt Of tn
Price. 10 Cents.
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY C. SPALDING,
as Cedar Street. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23
the GRAVES WHERE LOVED ONES
SLEEP.

GLELEs
Gently blow, swee, winds Of Summer.
Der the graves where loved ones sleep;
S,reamlsls aow with silen, murmur,
Pale, soft star, your vigils keep,
Flowers, with your riches, fragrance,
Bloom in all your colors fair;
Wild birds, singing IN The forest,
Go and chant your music there.
Fair as ye, ye woodland blossoms.
Were the forms now sleeping low;
But, from esrih's dark. restless bosom,
Weary, long, ,heY sighed 70 goi
Weary Of this life's duh shadows,
Weary fits grieis and pains,
Longing for the peaceful meadows
Where eternal beauty reigns.
Soon death came-pale silsn. reaper;
Touched each form with swim decay;
Soon We laid each white-robed sleeper
Meath the valley sod away;
Gently as the light al even
Fading from the purple west.
Their pg,e spirits passed 10 heaven.
Home Of happiness and rest.
Radiant nom. ding down your hlushes;
Silver moon beam softly there;
Streamie,s, laugh in low, sweet gushss,
Breathe your Iequiems, balmy sis,
Angels, from your cline 80 holy,
Down on golden pinions sweep,
Bending Der Their graves 50 lonely,
Guard our loved ones while they sleep
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-10-23
Prospectus.
HILLSB0R0UGH RECORDER
HrveTtb 20
Poll isrth'lur, nhtellsny, Gsnrtl Mwt, IL.
PUBLISHED BY DENNIS HEARTT,

PUBLISHED BY DENNIS HEARTT.
iIillsboroush, ". G.
WITH he present ,olams he Recorder eommsne.
I'd The foHisth yer % ~ existence. the hrst
number having hssnssaed he 10Th u February. IeaO
d0nna ~ shseh lime ~ have lobafed 10 make our
paper interesting and ussiu end W hope that 10 these
particulars se have nos been altogether unsucsesiul
I hss bssn our ulsh 20 make the Recorder good Fan.
W PsPet Devoted 70 Polnies. Agriculture. hesIIshy.
General Ness. &e.. eiih . view 10 lhs snlsIisnmsnt
and Improvement Of the farmers and ehifsns Of the
ofoe IN shieh Il IL aisfibuied oui AsrieuhBnl Dc.
psfiasni ne spdeasof 70 gu with The beet selections
W esn mako from 81 sources rvinf pfsleFsnes o. such
e. viii Be practical zee 70 the fsfmsf snd ealssiof
and ~ tbs particular ~ hope 10 msks the Rseefdsf
- saiusbls 70 the aareuliafisi any periodical Of
pu'sly ssfiesiiufal thsfseier. In our hissssnsogs
depsfimsni,rs shall continue 10 BE-. sl~sys
been, careful TO select such articles wi have ten
dsncJ not only 70 smess, bot 70 improve The mind end
hfsn. While ~ shall 10 ihsrkiul q receive veil.
written stileieste adorn our columns, sEs not ss
ambitious n efEnsiy not 70 prefer selected natter
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