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re- Some years ago. Mr3Ridwsllwss
preaching on large audienci in a Wild
part Of lllinoiS, and announhed lor. bis
text 'ln my i,ther's house are many
mrnsions."
He had scarcely commercial, when
an old coon stood % in the congregation,
Il tell you. folbs, hats. q lie.
know his father well, Ne fees sixteen
miles from Lexington, IN kentucky, in
az old cabin. and there amt but one
room in the d--d old cabin.V
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plain round Bsnaros has certainly been
cultivated for three thousand years, and
it is as rich as ever. The country round
Demascus was a gardsifin Tie be ginning
Of history and is gsrdsp now. No
forest has ever renewedta 6oil 81 nor
thern iialy, nor is the glorious fertility
of the Asia Minor artificial, Districts
have, it is true, persisted; hut il has al.
ways been from human folly. the cat,
ting down of he trees till lberain ceos.
ed, and thu wells sunk, as is nov occur
ing IN some parts OF Upper India
When we conquered the paojouJ, the
vast province did not contain one tree
and in thirty years would have become,
like the Babylonian desert, and from the
same cause, sterile plain.
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.Ior tIle farnler.

g05~ Farmers, look 10 your interests
The season isadyaucing rapidly-so also
are prices Of produce. Do you see it?
Arc you prdparing 10 reap the benefit oil
it. If not, do not hereafter complain of
high taxes aud hard times. With wheat
at sl,4o, corn aoc., hay SIS, wool $780,,
stock in proportion, you need care very
little about coffee being $780,, or muslin
400. The tendency of the latter prices
Is downwnrd-that Of grain upward
Now is the time TO to look after your
ground and seed Consider what crops
will pay you best Beans Of any dos.
crip'ion are in demand at $500 per
bushel, aud must s much higher. You
all understand their culture. Don't
complain that you have no seed. Que
bushel carefully planted, will produce
more than tbrro, earelossly or sloyenly
putin. The same rule applies to pota-
toes. Now is the time to prepare your
ground for the latter. The cold, wet
weather is likely soon to pass over
Have everything ready to go to work.
A few dollars expended for extra help 10
getting in the crop will pay you well at
the end, Lose no! moment in procuf-
ing your seed. Beg, buy, borrow. we
almost said steal il, but get seed. What
as dollar on the bshel now, compared
to the profit on the whole. Wake up,
youriniorest as well as your duty de.
mands ii. Our armies in the field must
be supported. They have right to
good wholesome food. They are emit.
tied to tat your hands. You ara per.
miltcd to remain at home in the peace.
iul enjoyment of all its comforts aud
blessings. They are exposed 10 priva
lions and harlships Of which you have
but faint idea.
The Government demands it a! your
hands. and is willing to pay you high
price, lfyou are patriot, she claims
lis your duty, in this hour of her peril
TO supply her defenders with provisions.
lfyOur sympathies arc on the other side,
abe still protects you in the enjoyment
ofyour property, and what she might
justly cloim as forfeited to her, she is
willing 10 pay you high prices for.
Letevery one engaged in agriculture
ossiir himself, in the short season just
at hand. No matter what the motive,
whether cupidily. avarice, love OF gain,
patriotism, OF anything else, plant, snow,
aud cultivate any kind of grain or escu'
lenIs, ct for food for man or beast, for al
will be required during the ensuing veal
aud when you have planted all you de-
Sign, then plant one acre more.
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Monthly Terms.

March Term, ls69--Joscph saviue, and JOS
eph Huitoa.
April Term. ls6a-A. J. Nicholas, and
Pleasant Lanham,
Nav Term, lsG2--Richard Foster and JO.
seph Henderson.
June Term, IsG2--Jas. W Mines and Allen
Sebrell
August Term 1902 H. T, caruthers, and
A. N, Curry.
September Term, lSG2-L. Chapman and
James NJ. Nash.
October Term, l8d2--D. S. Montague. z
Priddy
Decomborrqrm, 1862 Joseph Henderson
and W. 7. Vintroux.
January Term, 1863 j c. Harrison, and
February Term, 1863 P. E1kies, and Isaac
Shank,
March Term, 1863 WIN. Cash, and Lanlon
Chupmnn.
April Term, l863--Allon scbrcll and Isaac
Nay Term, l863--D. S. Montague, and P,
Elkins.
June Term, i663--Henry T. cauthcrs, R
August Term; 1863 VIM, 7 viuhOux and
7. Lnnham.
September Term, lsG2--A N. Curry, and
2. Priddy.
October Term, l86o-Joseph savine, and
VIM. Cash.
December Term, 1851. c. Harrison aud
II. T Ca.ruthcrs.
January Term, lS6l--Isaac +. Shank, aad
James W. Mines.
February erm-ls6i--James NJ. Nash and
A N Curry
MaychTerm, ls6l-L. Chapman. and 10.
scph Hutton.
Apil Term ls6l-R. Foster and z. Priddy
May Term, Is6l--J osephSovinc aaa Joseph
Her dorson.
June Term 1901. c. Harrison, and VIM
Cash.
TESTE:
GEO. Il. MONTAGUE, Clerk.
March 1859
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The Enilh info

The London Times complains that
mankind are using up the world too fast.
'Incesseni cultivation il Il alleged, is
stripping earth Of its coat of mold, which
canuot be replaced except by return
10 tho pdmOval forest. There are facts
in existence a little inconsistent with
shat very alarming statement The
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n,adLettnrs.

The amount Of money taken from let
ters OF the dead letter Office will, it is es
timated, amount 10 s9O,oo for the pres.
eut year, being some $780, more than
the average for past years. This increase
is owing chiefly to the large sums OIL
money being constantly SEMI home by the
sOldiers.
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CLAssIFIcATIoN OF the JUSTICES

CLASSIFICATION OF THE JUSTICES
or PUTNAM COUNTY, FOR HOLD
ING THETERMs OF SAID COURT,
T0-WIT;
CAPT. JOHN BOWER, Pre-. Justice.
Quarterly Terms.
July Term, ls6?--4.N Curry. and Jas. NJ
Nash.
November Term, 1862. p .EIkins, and Jas
W. Mines.
july Term, 1863 Isaac r. Shank. and
Jos Henderson.
November Term, 1867. Priddy, and 10,
Hutton.
July Term, 1864 j. c. Harrison. D 8. Mon
tague.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
For IaR3
BEGINNING or ANEW VOLUME.
For 1868.

THE January number will commence the
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: ow has the largest class Of readers since it,
I1egginning FIVE years ago. Its prosperity stea-
ally augments. and il continues amid iii the
fluctuations and dangers incident tG our ma.
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Of the public Alta time so pregnant with cy-
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en- in every vital particular, the Publishers aud
Editors do not deem it necessary TO promise
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Its opinions have always been IN the side of
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The staff Of Writer'S regularly contributing
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NE When we inquired of friend, a
few days since what business he fol-
lowed, he replied, "Dentistry-the in.
sertiOn Of teeth in roast beef and breo!
and butter"
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For sy'F's WEEKLY "wAIlPsEss.D
CHANGEOF TENS.

nanhohDcing the commencempt of new
volume oflLe War Pres it is tlh publishers
Intention to show his appreciated OF the greag
success which the paper has receRed. by M.
kiSg many Improvements in its c\ntpnts and
adding to tsatractiveness by erfy means in
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creased, until It's weekly circulation is now
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ly, one or more good engravings, illustrating
some important eyert in the presnt struggle
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RE- An almiror Of a prima donna at
Berlin, sent her lately two magnificent
robes with a bile! doux, in which he in
formed her that he would call upon her
in the evening to know which OF the two
she had selected. Shortly before tho ap.
pointed hour. he received the following
rnswer: 81 end the robes equally ele-
giant so that a selection is quite impossi.
bic. l shall, therefore, keep both, and
you will have no occasion to call on
me-"
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VINO acc Entitled 10 PensLon..

This question is often asked; "Who
arc entitled TO pensionsl' The act of
Congress, passed July, 1869, made libe.
raj provision for granting pensions %
granting pensions TO disabled or invalid
soldiers who have served in the Union
army since tho All of March, 1861, md
also to old widows and children (under
sixteen years of age. as well as mothers
and dependent sisters of soldiers killed
in battle. OF who shall die by reason of
wounds received or disease contracted
while in service and in line of duty
Thoprovisions, as whole are much
more liberal than the old pension laws
for the Revolution Of the war OF 1872
The amount Of pensions for total disa.
bility are fixed as follows;
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Gs- A fur is like a cinnsmon tree
the bark is worth more than the
body.
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Ayers Cath7rtic Pills,
FOR ALL TIE fUa3l328 lfAfisilY fiiYSlG.

.yc so composed that hse,-' ri'i'.l Ike i7n>c"f
hrir action c,d, r,scly witns'std ., c,gte Hen.
Their gcneua'irg rr";tries ycsr-h, aud rlPnsc,
and invigor,le ovciy portion or TIE humap urrru.
ism, correcting Z Gisopsed seSon, l,l re,togiys
It's healthy vii titles. asa 'oasNiu,ncG Of these
properties, tho iryalid who i bowed down with
pain or physical debility is asuisllri to frA ~
hei.,h Or energy restored b. J. rsuisd, a! oGr. .,
simple and inviting.
No, only do they cure the everyday complaints
OF every baby but also mHny lonnd,hie srl
dNrgrrou, disease. lra agent below nrlrtd "a
pleased to firuisl gratis ny american Almanac,
containing certificates o. their cure, sud directions
for their in the following ceuPlaiat5 Costi'e-
ness, HeU.bna, Redatchc arising ,rors aySOni,,sI
Stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, PAN u, aaG Mo"hG
Iaaction Of Borel, F,fiii4ncy, LNa u Aglv.
tie, JaWi6ice, and other Kindred complaints,
arising from a low state Of tie tody or obtami4n
Of lis functions. They arc AZ cysolcut aller=;.re
for the renovation OF tue G.p,l aud the r,stara-
ton of tone AID slseuglLIo ,hv a!ysru lvb!.aJci
by disease.
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But large majority Of those accept.
ed as pensioners are only partially disa,
bIed, and the amount of peusion is rated
according TO theirJissbilly, which may
be one-four,h, one third, oae.half, two
thirds, three'fourths, &c. The disability
is based on the proportion which the
effects of a wound received or disease
contracted in public service actually
dsabIes one from obtaining livelihood.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-18
Master Commissioners Sale.

William A. Platt,) Common Pleas Court Of Frank
"a lin county, Ohio gHJ e0t
n pursuancs Of an order Of the said oourt to ma d.
Iected, will offer sale at public auction, at tho
door Of the Court House, in the city OF Columbus, m
On Saturday the l2.h day Of December, A.
D., 1863, or -H
one O'Clock P. NJ. the following described ZEAL ss
to-wit: Rirst-Being land formerly owned BY John
Sells, sem, decd, described as follows: -- h.ra
Beginning ct stone corner near beech, corner to
Catharne GfRce's and running south deg. west 81
east 81 poles stake, thence north deg east poiss
TO stake In Catharine draces line; thence north IS
deg west ss poles to the beginning, containing aou
acres OF land second0ne other tract commencing 1t
March 81, ssI thence with said Pippeys line south e
an east and west line of Moses Davis's fam themes
with aid Moses DaviSs line west far enough 20 make
eleven acres BY running line north parallel with
tanning eleven acres Third Another tfsct deed.
ed BY Holmes Sails and wife 70 said n NJ
Pinney, March Sd 1851; Beginning at stake IN III
south line OF John Bells jr,b survey, thence south II
20 ufake thence south 90 deg west 103 poles and L
links to two beeches and stake, thence north two do
grees west 70 poles 70 sakei sugar and beech inside
John Bells seniors nei thence with ssd line north q
deg east 100 poles and 10 links 10 the place OF tegin
ming containing hfy acres more less, being the SAME
premises conveyed to Holmes Sells under the order oil
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Franklin ouuntq except
the said undivided onehsf Of the fortySIx acres claim
Appraised at the undivided half Of 40 acres S33 90 pei
acre. Tho Eleven appraised at go 90 per acre.
The Fifty acres more or less appraised at es3 90 pei
acre. oas-gta -r Fr~ li..- .. -.,f4 s--F
CIV. HUFFMAN, Sheriff
noylD-dltkwtd " and Master Commissioner.
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are not meutionej 10 the Bible, Jet it9sapot
imprpbable that In Job. tho ,sllusion TO 'deto!
late place" WHO'D kioes and counselofsof the
earth Y db1it for sbemselvs", and 10 wbIoh they
we're Eat rest p refers to the PJrs mids and o'hsr
Egyptian tombs. The idea that among the
splendid remains Of Egyptian idolatry that are
lying shattered and broken along the Nile
banks, these silent, solemn monuments are the
remains Of On older and purer faith, which Glands
firm on the rock as of old, outlaating the decay
OF temples and altarE to false gods, is an Idea
worth considering fo' its very or udeur.-Jour-
nat of Commerce. % ''l l1 ;.uli
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, PROBATE NOTICE.
Settlement Of Accounts

THE following accounts have been filed In the Pro.
J. bate Court Of franklin county, Ohio, and will be
heard and exam ined for settlement on MONDAY, the
TIN day Of December, A. D. 1888, to witt; ..-. .,.
The first account OF Levi Baumgartner, guardian Of
Hannah r. Roachi the frst account Of David Qninn
and Samuel L. Quinn, sdmrs Of Peter Quinn decd the
first account OF robert Wilson, executor Of the win Of
Reuben 2. Neiswender, dscd; the arst account Of OIL
yer p. 0haney executor Of the will Of eusannah Dove
decd the rst account Of Horace Loomls. guardian Of
Lawrence Wrghti the nrst account Of Ufs Frund ex-
ecutor Of the will Of Henry Pfan decd; the HEst &C.
counts Of John Oldham guardian OF the minor heirs
David g. Vsaschoyck dsod the rst account Of Samuel
Ranck, guardian OF Harriet A. Reynoda; the rst &C
count Of Sarah Reed executor Of the wilt of Moses
Punel, deod; the second account Of David K. Wood,
ex Of the will Of John Hanson, decd; the second 90,
counts Of Matthias Zenger guardian OIL minor heri
Of Leonhard EngelhArd, dec'd tho third account Of
William II. Grinnell and William Dill. executors OF the
will Of John Dill, decd the final account OF John Rath,
NELL, guardian Of Henry Miller; the final account Of
John A. Green. guardian Of Sarah Mooolly; tho hnal
account Of Hiram tcorsy, admir- Of Emmor Reynolds,
deod and the anal account Of John Wright adm'r dt
ots non with the will annexed Of Elizabeth Frazer
decd. 'iia ~ '+'>..a
l.l.--. sls .7 els.. sfs n. b. ALBERy,
Coiumhua. q Nov q. 1S63-dItA Wv = -.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

is compounded from the most effectual anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
this affecting distemper, and for the cure Of The
disorders it entails That II is far superior to
any other remedy yet devised, is known by all
4 ,fwl.o haye giFen,it2a trial! That, II, does com
bine virtues truly extraordinary IN their effect
upon this class of9complaints, is ihdisputably
proven by tho great multitude Of publicly
Known dbd remarkable cures it has made Of
), tho following. diseases Kings Evil or
Glandular Swellings,3 Tumors, Erup.
'Htions,C CPimples, Blotches and Sores, Fry
, o4Apdas6 Rose obSt:L LAuthery's Fire, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from tat'
'berclilous deposits In the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy, Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
,SYphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
y SFenal6 Weaknesses, and indeed, the whole
., series Of complaints that arise from impurity
~ ~ the blood Minute reports of individual
cases may be found in AYERS ANERIcIN
ALMANAC, which is furnished to, the druggists
for, grahjtous distribution, wherein may be
fqeATKcdethe difections for its use, and some, Of
the remarkable cures which it has madeEwhen
fIaf(cdrer remedies had failed to afford relief.
Those cases an. .purposely taken from all sec;
tions of the country, in order that esery reader
NAV have access to some one who can speak to
him of its benefits from personal experience,
Scrofula, depresses the vital eneries, and thus
!, ,goayes ifs victims far morslsrbject to disease
and its fatal results than are healthy constitu-
kfions. Hence II tends To- sborten, and does
greatly shorten, the average duration Of human
life. The Sast lmporancei of these, ,considera-
tions has led us to spend years in perfecting Q
remedy which Is, adequate dV its cure. 4 This
we now offer to the pabfieH Under tiie name of
Ssssd 4 sssdsat gh sscs 's e fGR the
>bcstofo SqysspgnVd, in alteratjye power. By
Sf SH1H You may protect yourself fo f fhe suffer
ing and danger of tbess Disorders Purge out
the foul corrupticns that rot and Tester In the
blood purge out the causes of disease, and
vigorous health will follow BY its peculiar
yyirtses this remedy stimulates tho vital func-
TONS and thus expels tho distempers which
lgrk within the system or burst out on any
p bbnnrrt bbnnrr fof H. SSsf mum ,9[s{T5
no We sknoy the public, have been, deceived by
\ many compounds Of SdrsdpGrilld, that promised
much and did nothing; but they win 6citber be
deceived nor disappointed in this Its virtues
have been proven by abundant trialJand there
remains no question Of its surprising excellence
for The seure ofthe affecting diseases it is ia
tended 70 reach. Although under the same
,naflcZlt is very different medicine. from any
Other which has been before the people, and IS
/ %far MORO effectual than any. other which has
ever, been7available to them. IN '7|
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+ -'Gl 7fl sTolod u1 eEGo 55s2o ca9dt
rC.gron yEhacW 20 iisuuonil sa sgFo1
E u DANCING lin SCHOOL
'ai es'aAT DEsHEEns HALL,'iF
. = Hc5ou 2 ..a /. saIo2liE g 3aeim asIq
Corner High and TownStreets.

- -.-t II agst haJ..r g-rfvtgT srbuI
ME-. g.. 3. PlNNEY WILL co M mENOE
AVA term for Juyeniles, on SATURDAY. AFTER
NVON Noy TN, Of II Le,sons, at hsfpast two o'clock
Having made different srrsnsements VIII teach one
quarter only o a. lHa is5sGo V2adi III sydi
TERMs-M 90 per quarter ip1 advance.
Positively no yiiton admitted unsila the eighth
An Evening olsss for ADULTS %in be formed Mon.
Private Lessons given q the hall at private resi-
MUSIC furnishsdfeE PARTIES and BALLS. All
SIdsfssn q z. John Settlers Ansies,ore VIII prompt
Having leased the sbove Hall for thfGwihter I viii
lease the same for private parties or balls.