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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
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Mass Convention.

large advertisement i'll last week S RcpaLH.
can called mass convention of the Taxpayers
OF Hardy township without distinction of party,
to meet at the Court House, on Saturday last at
2o'clock P. NJ. The editor of the Republican:
also urged the people to attend. The appointed
hour arrived, the bell rang, but not man, cx-
cept the bell ringer, went near the Court House.
After some figuring among a few of the Rcpub.
lican leaders, the following named gentlemen re
tired to the back room of CoRDus' grocery, to wit
HENRY S. WESTON, Fancy Grocer;
JOHN CoRBUs, Common ocer;
]. E. ATKINSON, Tooth Doctor;
CHRISTIAN WElmcH, Jr., Dealer in Sheep Pets
And three others of lesser note and less promi-
ncnt tax payers. 1t was necessary for the atore-
said heavy taxpayers to seek this retired place to
avoid interruption from such penniless fellows as
LOUIS MAYERs, r. r. CmTcHrELp, G. F. NEWTON,
II. G. SAUNDERS, JOHN CARY, D. P LEADBETrER,
A. BARTON, IsRAEL HoxwoRTH, JAcoB CHERRY
HOLMES, ]. X. RAirF and others who take as much
interest IN political matters as though they paid
taxes. WE'LL after the Grand Council of seven
had assembled in the capacus room aforesaid
the following tickets were presented and duly dc.
cared the tickets of the Convention;
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Trustces-C.S. CLINE, Ii. ROBINSON, NJ RUDY.
Treasure,-H YERGis,
Assessors. Worries,
Clerk-AARoN WATTS.
CORPORATION TICKET.
Mayor-G. w. EVERETT,
Recorder. /. SPENCER,
Council-RoBERT LONG, A. BAKER, |. C. MAg.
TIN, JoHN TAYLOR.
The proceedings were characterized by the
greatest of harmony. But one sentiment ami
mated the assembled patriots, and that vas tc
beat the locoiocos. After counting over he
Democrats they expect to draw into the meshe'
of Abolitionsm and laying out plans for the cam
pagn, the following hymn was started by j. L
ATKINSON, Tooth Doctor, and sung by lie ciowd
Glory to the Niger,
The big buck Niger
His face it can no blacker be.
His foot can be no bigger.
Glory to the Niger
Wen go the whole 6gger,
Mig Ng-Nig- Mig
Mig -Nig-Nigger.
Glory to the Niger,
The big she Niger
Her breath il can no sweetcr be,
Her foot can be no bigger
Glory to the Niger.
The big she Niger
Wen go the whole fgger!
Mig Nig-Nig Mig,
Mig -Ng-Nigger.
The Convention then adjourned.
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Soldiers Relief Fund.

AurIrcR's OFFICE, HOLMES, Co.. o.
Miiirsburg, March 49, lc62.
y Office IL hescby given that the soldiers relief
Y fund pruyilsd b. the County Commissioners
of Holmes County, Ohio, is about exhausted anil
the said Commissioners ordered at their March
Session. l5e2, that whcn a.! persons who have been
drawing from said fund are paid for the present
tI--,u u. Aarra, 20 more allowances ug pay nenls
ir said tIad vii! be made anti! further ar ange-
meats.
JOHN WHITMAN, County Auditor
+! Order OF the Commissioners.
fpl
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BOOK STOlS IL.
HAMLIN'S
Wl&&ard OH

lures tle lNiONlHs complaints:
Rteu,ndtiSm and Ntuydlgid,
NercouS dHd Hich Headdche
Contracted COgdS dad Muscles,
TOoti0che and .SDrqiRS
CrdHP or Colic rain, RWyas,
ScdidS, Spinal Abections
Sore VtrOdt Lame Back dc .
The Wizard OIL is not recommended as a cure for all
the lis that csh is heir to- but it will be upon H.
vestgatun that the above complain Is a Of the anr
ratUc, viz: NERVOUS AND lNFLAMMAIY ACHES
AND PAINS, for which Tho Wizard oil il peculiarly
adapted, not only Of It's rcmarl able cur.
alive properties, but because it Is very ponttrairF, and
consequently reaches the Of the dist ase and erad
Gates the cause The rorrietor Of the Wgzard OIL has
labored to overcome this difficulty aud With erect
cess as VIII be seen by testing the oil In the follow ny
manner Put smal quantity upon any part Of the
Tue nesh, and rub the part moment and the oil viii
disappear almost Instantly That it does not evaporat'
can be easily proven by putting tcaspoontul In the
open air and aylng it time, when II will be
lhat the same quaint " viii remain which Of course
would not be the case If it cyapOrated rapidly For
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA,
and kindred diseases give the Wizard Oil fair trial
before giving up in despair. Do not condemn all be-
cause some other remedy las failed to cure you.
PRICE, rs CENTS PER Bottle.
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03

phHtt B,ysnwtN. Guardi.n oO
N'Af hr,SNAsltnJ''H' ~
SANJri btcKvAsTrR, ELYAA.
bucsM AsTNn, AtraihAlrBUcS. lgf raIuts1.
MAFTEnt GYMS hlCKNAaTIu
lAflfNr btrEMAs nn MAf-l
rHrw brCkn 4srTE AMI 90.
AErn PLArri, defendant
pY yirtus VI m order of fhle i,suol n ,s, ,h,
- CDtit IS Common fltRa VI hUnies County,
DA4u, IN CERTAIN action Tor Fagutiuu hote m
pending wherein Daniel BauRh nan, Guardian "
MarJ p buskmastsI,is a. plniutil and samuel Buck.
master, C,rug Buekmaster. kncline BuckmaNef
ri N a Buckmuster, Archibald Buekmaster. Mat
tAsv J.. BUtkmi,stor aLt J0Et ph 1atts afg defend.
lut-, and to lnC directed az Sheriff " said csraty
win oder fuf sale a. pubiiu auction at the north
door VI The CpuQ House, iu the lvwn II Mlllsrs.
lurg, "a Va Hines county, "a
NsFSy, tie 1ti icy Of iyya, 4 D 1862,
at o'cl,ck r ". u enid day. the following dos
guboI real estate tO-rit Tho southeast quarter
Of the s9uth cast quarter Oi sect !gh twenty yfour
90 hip uiuU % range six, ,6j ant the nOrth-
east quattcr u sad s0utheast quarter qnd the east
quarter VI section tweui lOl. township nine t9ll
rluge elk G1. lying and being ia the county VI
n ,lihas ma state 0f Ohio, subject 20 the dQNer
estate OF Nuy Ellen Bucbmastor, widow VI Mat
thew EutRmusicf. detCnsci, heretofore assigned.
Terms Once "a cash ia hand, ono third 10 Oh .
} car from tbs day " sale, and Ono't tLiId IN Two
ears from the la Of sale With interest on said Dc
fcrrod paymgnts. and said deferred payment " 10
srcared b, The purchaser n giyiug a.mgrtgggs aD-
vu the prUuii ser sOld. JOHN : Nelson
MarcI D l.biTjpfsG.37 Sheriff.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
GREAT b AR GAINS
DRY COODSI
MULVANE'S EMPORIUM
Ivnl orcr, At agbrcrD PRICES

L.gDTES DRESS G0ODS-
Plan and Fancy saps, French and rnplih Msra,.
Plain and Fgured /. Lalnes, Ao"af. C!..metc. q,
bergs, &c.. sold cheap ~ hJLFANLt.
ONE HUNDRED PIECES
Scotch and Domestic Gingham', soll q p rrco
MCLYANEs.
PRINTS
From 10 to IS cent per ysribes, prirts Of l5 cents
WHfTE GOODS
camtrcs Jeconetts, Bishop Lawns, seiu, &c., cheap
AtMCLyANEg.
SHAtyLs-
Broche, long and square, wooden, Nsrinos, a,d a va.
riey Of other s9es to be tod a traa,y reduced
prlc.sj AZ MULFANEs
CLO.7RS-
Ladies' Grey and Black Cloth Cl9at.. lir,t STYLES,
VIII BE- ssll a reduced prices A. MLLNANLS
NJSLfN--
Droxn and Dlsached-gool brown muslin 70 r. cts.
At MULNAEES
NOR SKIRTS
Abou, wagon load just received, and will b. sg!d
cheaper than The same can b. bought cl.cwh,rs,
At MULYANE'S.
Ho0DS ECBIAs, GLopEs, HosE 80,
MuLYANEs.
NEWS WE.7R-
large stock Of Broadclo;hs Doc.hln, and Fancy
Ca,smeres, Ncstings satiuetts, Jeans, Tsyedb Farm,
'10 '''''1''''' ''''''' . " - ~ At MuGyANEs
MATS .lND CAPS
TIE lrz.st and cheapes. stock ia town Csl anil ssgC
At NULiASE'S
B0OTs A4ND SHOES
larg. stock Of Boots and Shoes cheaper than YER
QUEENSWlRE--
set oi A pieces, best white Granite Ware. r. $40
GROCERIES,
Good Sugar at 10 cents per pound
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
MIR. Waits Repudiates.

MILLERsBURG, O., April /, 1862
EDIroRs OF FARMER IL am informed that
was placed in nomination for Township Clerk, by
the Republicans, on Saturday last | wish to say
that such use of my name was wholly without
my knowledge or consent. cannot consent to be
considered a candidate on that ticket, and may
add that the Democratic ticket shall receive my
hearty support a.
A WAITS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
A Monopoly.

Since JAKE SNYDER, the pcdder, has got to ma
king regular trips through this region of country,
other pedders have left the field. JAKE sells the
best and the cheapest goods, and in consideration
thereof he has all the customers.
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Iiiicrsburg Market.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undet assigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified admins
traitor Of the estate Of Barbara Levengood dee d,
PETER LENHART.
March :? le6e-n3w3' Administrator,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
WA REsHAds ES.

MARRED.-On the Goth Of March, BY John
Sharp, Esq. Mr., JOSIAH SHIPLEY and Miss DELLA
CARPENTER, all of Holmes County.
On The same day, by tho same. Mr.. THOMAS CAR
pEATER and Mise SARAH HANEY, all Of Holmes
County,
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At Home.

AZ honts
Dr.. EBmonr, Surgeon to 9Th Ohio Regiment,
arrived home on furlough on last Friday, The
Dr. looks well and feels we'll. lie will return to
his regiment in day or two.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
Administrators Sale.
On the 2Gth DAY Of April, 1862,

iN pursuance Of an Order of Sale grandel b. tho
/ Probat: Court Of Holmes County, Ohio, on the
Auction
On the 2Gth day Of April, 1862,
at o'clock, r NJ. upon the premises the following
described Real Estate, situate in the county of
Holmes and state Of Ohio. to-Vlt:
Ia lots numbers twenty, .2'l fourteen, 10 fftcen
ll5J sixteen l6l and part Of lot number seven
teen. ~ being the north east corner oi said lot
uuclJcr r. being the same lately occupied By
aid deceased and all j ing in the town Of Middle
own in aid Holmes county, az recorded upon tho
plat Of said town.
ALSO.
lot. numbers seventy four a Seventy five e.; and
sevcnts seven ~ in Halgs edition to the town
Of NIdl.e;awn afgrsaid,
Terms If sale one third in hand one third in
ono year aud one third in two years from the day
o: sale with ntere t, the payments to be secured
ERASTUS BEECHER. admir-
OF the estate Of John Hall, deed,
March =. l563. tu.v5l, $3.50.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
Thanks.

IhankS.
Our thanks are due to Hon. r. II. NUGEN and
Hon. J. S. CARLISLE for documents to Lieut.. NJ
w, YopER for Nashville papers to JoHS HUTcH.
issos for q fine lot of apples.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
4. II. N G. Es. R. Time Fable.
Cleveland d Pittsburgh Ee. Ig

Cleveland IL Pittsburgh Es, Ee.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TO take effect Monday, Nov. An, lSGl Trains
leave Cleveland daily, Sundays rNccpted):-
$50 A. II. Mui-Arrvcs at New York l0:i5 A. Phil.
adeliphia 7:iO A. NJ: Pittsburgh ilO p.
Wheeling $40 T.. NJ; New Philadelphia SEQ
Pm
$40 r. ". ENprcss-Arrive at New York --- p NJ;
Philadelphia 1850 +. NJ; Pittsburgh 1000 l.,
NJ; Wheeling Gao A. NJ
Both trains coAnect at Hudson io Akron and Millcrs
burg,
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New Yo'k, (va
MltutOwn) without change.
EB-FIre as low as by any other line.
A5 70 Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket Once Wcddtll Iouse, at the Depot, at Euclid
street Station.
J. n. MCCULLOUGH, supt
f. Il. MYEns, G. r. Agent.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
EIectiTn Of Chaplain for the 10th Reg't
CUMBERLAND FoRD, KY.,l
MARcm, 10, 1862

MARCH, 10, 1862
Pursuant to Il call, the Field Officers and Com.
,nandants Of Companies met at 6 o'clock =. NJ,
for the purpose OF nominating Il Chaplain for the
10th Regiment, o. V, u. S. A.
The Officers present were rs follows:
Liert.Col G w. Bailey, Major P Kershncr,
Captains Muse Co. A; Edgar, Co. b, B1tsfold,
Co. c; Tuneyhill Co E ; Monroe, Co, F. Rich
eson, Co. G ; Mcclure, Co. II Harm, Co. /;
Van Doom, Co. X.
Capt Mills, Of Co. D being the only memIe
not present, refusing to take part
PROCEEDINGS.
The members being called to order, upon mo.
tion Of Capt. Monroe, Capt Richcson was APP
pointed hartman; upon motion of Maj. Kersh-
ner, Capt. Muse was appointed Secretary The
chair then stated the object of the meeting and
said the chair was ready for business Captain
Monroe nominated Rev. Sutherland of Xcnia, o.,
as suitable man to be appointed Chaplain. Capt
Muse nominated Rev. Reed, of GAINESVILLE; Capt.
Mcclure nominated Rev. Mcfarland, of w ZOOS.
ter; Capt. Edgar nom mated Rev. Matlack, of
| Millcrsburg, o.
Upon motion of Capt. Mcclure the meeting
proceeded to vote by ballot.
Upon motion Of Major Kershner, to elect, it
would take majority Of the whole number of
votes.
First Ballot, whole number of votes eleven nee
csSuFN lOT u CUOlCC, SIX.
lsT BALLOT.
MGR Arlahd. ....................
Matl0ck. .......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
| hetu. ........... .....................
Sutherland. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Blank. ......,........ .................. l
2D BALLOT.
Mcf arland. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
nldtlaCh'' .............. t
bliiA ....'.'... .....''. .'.'
Upon motion of Major kershnnr, the meeting
decided that no member should be allowed to vote
blank.
3D BALLOT.
cfaraid. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
ReGu. ...-....... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. |
1Tu BALLOT
wv dIiduu.
n"'i''VN' '''' ''''''' '''''.'''' d
! Upon motion Of Major Kershuer it was decided
that tho candidate receiving the smallest number
of votes should be dropped
9TH BALLOT
Mutiack. .......,.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Matlack receiving a majority of all the votes,
the chair stated that he was duly nominated.
On motion the nomination was made unani.
nous. On motion the meeting adjourned.
CAPT RlCHESON, Pres.
GAIT. Muse Sec'y.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
Will and Saw-MiII Castings

Of all descriptions, also Brass Castings.
~ Our Shop is near the Depot, on East Lbe ~, ST.
CHhPIAS, BARNETT 4 &c.
wooster, 0, March ~, 1882, (yD
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
building Up.

Building Up.
FnEprnrcK MARonANp has taken the contract
for rebuilding the burnt part of the Empire House
The work will be pushed ahead and completed in
short time.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
Portable Circular Saw-M ills.

and Muly Mlls--as good as can be found in Ohio
We W. rrnut our Engines do more work with the
fuel than any engine made in the state. We alsi
making the best
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03
SUGAR CANE MILLS,

that can be found. We making cast Plows Of the
very best pat including all the H1or patterns
Among other things, make Bridge Bolts arm Bells
Mandrlls, for Wood saws Oven Fronts, Ketrles, snd
large variety Of things too Numerous 70 mention.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03

Sl,criMys sale.

lDA 81. LIvLssBrroEE Anmiu''ratrix gf Emanuel
L'cnsDe.acr, deceascd
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-03

GOOD LAWNS, wo % 81 cts f-r........... &c.
DRLss GOODS, wsr.A 81 ' .............l-
EELAlNEs, worth - ots., toy................IJ ~
COTTON GOODS, ~ all prices .ay........... ~
BONNEIs fDr..................... q
BUNNETS {. .r....................... ..... 10
JuIFL T........ .........-. >
SUGAR non: !u uarE-l Tor less q! al. ........ ! /
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-09
GLElsONS LEATHER FRE,iRTlflvg
---t Np .----
Water Proof Oil Backing.

fI'His BLEACHING sno, designed 10 produce
a polish, but to render the Leather SOFT,
pliable. Waterproof and much more DURA.
BILE.
II not found q be ~ good as repre-ealed,
when oHE HALF USED ur, return the box and
the money shah be refunded
bsrecfions.--iet the Leather 30 cieaa and
Damp when the Backing l. applied, and allow
time q dry moderately before wearing. Apply
pleniifuily at fni, with brush or otherwise
"a "a most convenient until the Leather Is oiled
win i, after TIA, little occasionally will b
sufficient. ONr BOX iudicl0uslv used win
supply an ont door laboring man one year
PRICE rs CENTS.
aAsurAcruuRHn Bf AL0Ns0N GLEASON.
FacTORT POINT, TT.
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The Perfeet MeIodeon.
WITHOUT Az HQrAL

A iMusFsws sa 'Fm ca as rear tfaEs
u - 81 t5Ws SOC Ftts ~ ross a
Fas aa spm u ts Ftaaaia
sifsnenf as1 saatfaei iss. a,s afe esa
"a wssh gse tst
ril fatf il's1 - vars keFt
tte FkEF A0hhHN vHN
asa su
fr aaahcs taeef ad i5ffate Nttas hss
eff@in a7pafsis anN asasf ihhn aas ashs9 h
sirsfnyai mat7 IS ne cat,fg oststsg ne
pnes
q IS ~ rors sim5 saa ists 3 lis b 81 81 ~
erafr ihsn other Aee8 uteans
i caHiaips ap's pits hsf ass.rtt hsfsii a. eth
sf Instruments q the same naoag. and cense
guea,lf no' Bag "a azftssf g kesp Is iaas.
Auaihrf eutv HrW leaiav Va lie Meifs5eon
enterprise IS The Paint HAEF. cg PIANO
Alta CHA1AT 81 lhe Msa3eao
fhr s precisely y hat Ia asnis Indicates. .
combination % lbe Atiadsoa ara pta{a fasfs,
sna meets pfetissv ile wants sH3 desires =
latge clas wise hAve long httu SIX sons f0sco ihv
tRo Instruments combined Is NtleataH siFe ID
this uHeque lnsrumeti thc Meieaeop a. rssro
nlar be- PLAYED separately q cbmbHsf. putane.
ing M effect pHknown io nny elieg instrument.
and must e hcsfd % be sprfesaied
We h8ge Auan gpmerik With some ofihe best
plHuo Makers 6 receive lrum them regularly
PIANOS Of The tety bes, qpailt2, vtleh viii
Be SOLD e less ihau BOSTON Ffirea
Alec, rtASos and MuapteAs q rtsl
Al Instruments warranted and seat % suy
part q toe country n cur nsk
RsTEY & 0REEN
Dm,ilebofo. VI, Feb. u, lteg. 60
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LESS Of siecp.'

Designed ~ speeil assl,fHfi 10 tbo sh.fs
mtmed preparations wtcH pRgnyc y baf
idusnt9 ~ imhftRier HD lf elgFi bbft be
lot 30 Ntfu hf gafpta iOfs
iettttae wa oIaoH nc common GpB
Eecesny ctG,ul1E - d,iHs HWgB ST surh. viH
ip most cr,c, bv ltr arreaHu IL taEe
PEI produce nil The requires tbis q Rsiiie ecii-
ie an8 etajie AHb tnhAlC.
let ne hare sout c,qht4tr i6intke itelef
The Abatc Hps3 E,Hrd e.. Is ihto otis su.epl
hasl ht elet feal character rHl IL sttBci,
and iny declaration i tha .Nfl euAtHVe#vHi
Hot bsmiopIacel Iha srcaef Justice is iopfa
eegc atd iead he descfAdhs pHnlpAets 3 Ne
fea:i ,ta al deule,' u ai.i & .clt fee, by
JOHN !. HuNSEN Eli, Proprietor
Practical Chcms and fthrn aecutisf. Gos'oa.
Mas. to whom please pt6fts Oh commpr.ca-
tious. Prices within Teach at
Facsimile q signature over ceTk q genuine
ONLY.
Sold nl the Feuirea DuC Store, MaHchssle.
and J. I Shuu.rG 4 CO.. Bennington Il. koor,
North iedhii gtop, aid Druggists aud denies
ever, who.e. 1880
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-09-09

nss beautiful the mefnlng wskes.
And from The ZAP II Fht tales wing
Ans blessings err the earth il shake.
Aieh Siih The beansiss pf tss spring
lu glorious resp to sau salks sp
the sky.
EnsFHing ffom the clouds to IL ,hfeae
ca high
The asw dfpFs frOm tie grass are spring.
inE,
rare a. nbsn ss. they fell to sarih,
Re-sghoe5 songs IN air ouiriaging.
AwAka ihs Wales and hills wiih mirih.
TIE b,asscmed trees their scents Sing
60 the air,
To hail the birth 81 day Ei,h incense
fair D. o. u.
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AcRICIfLTuRr.

Agriculture Vas the Nfst 0cc0pa-
ton ofman, Many Of the mos, dis
linguished men, in every age Of the
world, have been cultivators Of the soil.
They though, it no dishonor TO obey
he Divine injunction, and earn their
jaily bread by the sweat ofiheir brow.
some Of the ancient nations esteemed
agriculture ne the most honorable Of
pursuits Indeed, il is the foundation
Il All other pursuits. Were il not
fer the produce 81 the soil, there would
be no commerce, no intercourse be-
tween nations, ships would rot at their
docks, merchants would have to leave
their counting rooms, and the whole
human family would soon experience
day ss dark as the one Lord Byron's
imagination saw.
Agriculture spreads the table from
which we obtain nourishment, to
,rengthen these weak and decaying
bodies. The Manufacturer cannot
flourish, without the aid Of the farmer
livery new Wheel which Is set in mo-
ton depends upon the farmer for the
raw material TO manufacture into cloth.
Where the cultivation Of the soil i
held IN low estimation, VIC sec no thriv-
ing cities, no centres Of commerce or
trade, no railroads or telegraphs, no
civilized society nothing but low,
degraded race Of barbarians. No ma
ton can be prosperous and wealthy,
vi,hoa, lhc development Of its agri-
cultural resources The agricultural
classes are the soyereigns Of our coun-
;ry and will control il political desti-
MES in future ages.
How many young men we see, who
act IS though they though. il beneath
their dignity to till The soil and earn
their daily bread They seem TO
think that everlasting disgrace would
come upon them, II they should be
seen bold or the pillow or the hoe So
they look with scorn upon the farmers
lot, and die in the pcor.house. How
many people there are, who think that
the ignorant ought TO cultiyaie the
soil, aud the more learned follow other
pursuits, I, Is great mistake. Ag-
riculiure is science and ought TO
be studied jos, as much as any other
science, IL We wish to be successful
farmers. A few more brains with the
muscles, would improve the soil very
much.
some complain that il is unpleasant
work 10 cultivate the soil. ] do not
agree With that class ofpeople. ] de-
light, with : good team and pillow, 90
beautiful spring morning. when the
merry birds riag swee,ly upon the
sunny hill-sides, and al Nature seems
alive with music, TO 60 forth into the
Geld. and tara the burrows over, and
siew Nature in her most beautiful as
peel. The surrounding scenery points
me upward 10 NRnre's God, and flIs
ny heart with gratitude and praise TO
lhe Givcr of every good ard perfect
rifs There is no class Of people in
the world wio enjoy life - well a in-
dependent farmers The mar who
owns tie land which he euliivaies.
tpsrhAps !, has cost bin many years
bard labor, or Il may be il Is the old
Homestead. where bis father lived be-
fore him. and his heart is bosn5 10 il
~ = thousaBd sacred tea Is ,rsly IL
$ poa,ian to enjoy hies sweetest bless-
ings. Olivia T Myap.
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sbaae. majness, inbtoiity, and all
That MARI the uoou-tiee glery Of our tine
True 10 the undivided, stand or fall,
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