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Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-05-06

GTSoms radical papers are very much
agitated because soldiers of the Eight Ten
nessee broke up colored children in Co
lumbis, Tenn, and logged its colored teach
or on the ground that white children, being
Unable to- obtain the advantages of educa-
ton, he should not, after due warning, ex-
tend the privilege to little negroes.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-05-06

arIt is said there are over 20o, 900 He
brews in the United States, and but 80, OOC
in Great Britain.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-05-06

6TLee's force is estimated at 100, oo'
men.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-05-06

or The suffers in the Potomac army
make $50 profit on barrel of cider.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-05-06

French China. Glass and Queensware
a fac nesO stock at and 6elOuO Cincinnati prices,
n. ALBERTsS
decI7 Model China Store, I'd Strso.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-05-06
n~rSome radical papers are very much

HGold declined in New York Tuesday
b TIA.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-05-06
Gnn-Powder Teas,

Superior QUALITY, jns. received and
4 for sale at our Drug Store, Corner 2na q
~ - i S.rssts SEAfON 81 BROpR1CK.
WarsviIIe, XIV, 8rd March, 1854.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-05-06

@FMENT. LIME, &e.--so brls. Fresh Hydrau-
e J lie Cement; so brls. Fresh Lines 10 hrls
Plaster Paris. For sale by
March II 'sz JNO. n. RICHESON-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-04
EOR sALR-CHEAP-Dr... HEX

II offers his beautiful rvsidence two niles iron town
for sale II consss u substantially but veil Anihed
frams ccttAga with ten rooss cellar, two cstss pc
barn, thirty Of land stock pond grape abcs (sx
varieties Of graps four hundiedaPpls e peach psaf
plum, cherry, sprcot nectaTine, siberian crab, several
varieties currsnt raspberry. goosebesry ssw6ry, BE-
The lard we'll fenced ard in high senAs u cultiv
tion- Ten to wheat and ten eatslook
ing extremely we'll
is prosuty win b spad soe - SO caA whtuh st the
present preminm specie h about onethrd cost II
mot spld By the st ofJnne the price VII b asasc
the property withdrawn from narket Enquire a
may10 H. y. TKN-BYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-04

The California steanship Ocean Queeu
on her departure from New York for A.
pinwall, on the 18th ultimo, took out two
hundred and seventeen sailors, most Of
whom had been transferred from the ar.
my to the navy, and she had on board IL.
70 about Eve hundred passenger.
On the third day ont about thirty Of
the sailors endeavored to ssise the steam.
Or. There had been iDdicatjons Of trou.
bic previous to this attempt, bat the mon
failed to put their plot IN sxecutien.-
These men, il seems, had formed ! plan
to ssiss the steamship. Their Iirst Object
sas the killing Of al persons Who shocld
oppose them, and the conspiracy included
che running OF the vessel after her eeis.
ure on their own aooount.
The Intention Of she mutineers va n
take the vessel on the 6rst night after her
departure; bat they had no engineer
among their number who could wofk her
enginss. Threats Of violsnos lad, hov-
ever, been somewhat openly made, md
there was much exeisement on heard,
On the day meutiousd, sndss q, pre-
tencs that they wished to goiuto he INT
cabin. the mutineers attacked Cnnta;n
Tinklepaugh, Who would not pernit o.
to do ~ they desired, This vos s si~1Sl
Tor combined movement Of tha oAssv; s
sstorss aad Ne z,sn Who wera o - Isl
aetsd under the leadership 4 IL u,osf
dsspsrAte Of thsir numbsf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-04

The following poem BY 4. J. Munhy, hitherto N.
nown English rpet il Of the most beauttfnl thinsB
have In years. 1t not only exquitely sweet
afurai and easy In iss now but It maxwell In H. way
versihcation. Observe the wondesfaIly iAgsu1saa
nanner In which certain vors - he irst sepnn afe
made to rhyDe with the correspooding uer 81 ~
md, ard % on with the third and fburth. &C.:
lat With Doris, The shepherd naiisa;
Her crook was laden with wreAthed flowers.
1T and vocel her, through sunnGht wAsslinS. Z
And shadors stealing for hosrs and hours-
And she, my Doris. whose lap sacIoses
Wild summer reses offAint perfume,
The while tued her, kept hushed aadhearkened,
I'LL shsAs had darken'd frun gioss % gioo0.
Che touched my shoulder With fearful apss,
Then said. ave lingsrs We must not Say;
). Ny socks = danger, ny sheep will wander;
Behold thsn yonder, hou hr they strayi"
I..s.ssss Yeldsv. -Nay, let me hear you,
Andstill b near you. and still adorel
No wolf or stranger VIII touch one yeariing-
All stay, ny darling. monsnt ssorer
She whispered signing, sThere viii b sorrow
Beyond to-morrow, n lose to-day:
Ny fold angsarded, my dock unfclded-
shall be scolded and sent awsy.'
eaid !, replying, aIf they do miss you,
They ought to kiss Jon whom you get home;
And well rewarded BY friend and neighbor
Should be the labor from which ron come.n
They might remember she answered meekly
That la'wbs are weakly and sheep are Wild
But II they love me, it's none fefvent-
am servant, and not childr
Then each hct ember glowsd quick within me-
And love did win to swift reply;
"Ahi do but prove me- and none shall hind YOU
Nor fray nor ind you, until diei"
She biushed and stxrted and stood awaiting
Az II debating In dreams divine;
But did brave them-fold her plainly
She doubted vainly, she must be mine.
go We, twin-hearted, from all tire valley
Did rouse and rally her nibbIiug ewes;
And homeward drove them. We two together
Through blooming heather and cleaning dews
That simple duty from grace did lend her,
My Doris tender, my Doris true;
That ], her warder, did always bless her
And often press her 10 take her due
And now in beauty she fills my dwelling
With love cxceilng and unde6ied;
And love doth guard her. both fast and fervent
No more servant, nor yet child.
I&. Lssis Uasss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-04
The Use u MAS.

The world was made to be Inhabited BY
beasts, hut studied and contemplated by
man; It's the debt of oar reason W owe
unto God, and the homage We pay for not
being beasts. Without this, the world il
still Is though it had not been-or a. il
was before the sixth day, when a vet
there was not creature that could con.
ceive or say there was . world.
The wisdom of God receives ANAL
honor from vulgar heads that redeIy stare
about, and With . gross rusticity admire
his works. Those highly magnify Hin
whose judicious Inquiry into HE acts. and
deliberate research into his creatures. re-
turn the duty Of devout and learned
admirstion.
Every essence, created or uncrestad
hath its final cause, and some poe;t;v.
end, both Of its essence and operation =
This is the cause | grops sitter 10 the
works of MIXTURE. On this hangs Ii.
providence Of God. To raise % Beautiful
. structure as ths world and the creatures
thereof. was but his act; but their susdry
and divided operations. with their predss.
tinated ends, ere from the treasury Of his
wisdom.
There are no grotesquss in nature; not
anything fra med to Gil up empty csntons
and unnecessary spaces. =
What reason msy not go to school to the
wisdom Of bees, ants and spiders What
wise hand teacheth them 10 do What m.
son cannot teach Us Rudsr heads stand
amazed at those prodigious pieces Of ua-
tare, whales. elephants, drpmsdsries and
camels. These. / coniess, arc the colos-
suses and majestic pieces q His hand -
Bot in those narrow engines there Is more
curious mathematics; and the civility Of
those little citizens more neatly sen forth
the wisdom Of their Maker.
| could never content my contempla-
ton with those general pieces Of wonder
-ths flux and relax Of the Sea, the in
crease Of the Nile, the conversion Of The
needle to the north; and have sssdied 10
match and parallel those 10 the moro OBJ
vious and neglected pieces Of nature,
which, without further travel, | can do.
In the oosmogrAphy Of myself.
We carry with as The woadess We sesk
without a.. There ID eli Africa and hes
prcdigies ia ~. We afe tbas bsla md
piecs Of nature which b that
stadiss wisely learns il : soopsadium
What cthers labor q i . divided piees'
snd sadlsss volume. -teir Tho. Browne.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-04
HOR sALE-2oo acres Of land, le7

IL acres under fence and % Of timber, With coed
frame dwelling, containing seven ruon, and other cot
buildings. Thi1 farn IL well watefed, has Leo apple
treea cherry plumb and other fruit trees together with
ornnanenfa reea, and other improvements that aks
Farm desirable This land Is situated ax miles north Of
Carthage, Hancock Co., Iilincs and b. bought for
eS pr For further Information enquire 81 Joha
McMelien on the place, OF to II. B. TKH-EYCK,
mayl1 Real ntate AT, Ksoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-04

TOR HALE-2A Fams D. sIlssE House
II containing roeue GOOD eistssn, we'll, lOt veil
street. between 10Th and llth ssrecfs Title good
saie. Price - 900. Enquire Of II. B. TEN-EYcx,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-04

MISUNDERSTANDING 60
psapsun1e1 fFsa Bssls, nasks - Lsavss.

q1N2VK14InJ 1cfl09yg
esaDs1a1el ~ nssSs, nesks ~ Lsasa
cHxEQkHx ANxDY, ~ nas Iall1A .Nsrs3e
en-: s.ss. y. ~. g. = ~ -, 80 d4ssss
a,asion Of IL kIdssys 6eoae h H. ua1, 6ricsuss
Gravel 0onossAe, Gissl satA yirssoonsn6sd
= hose casssof 1fnss A1b1, Tor Wt n A0ass) whEs
y r g IL IL. nsss = ss3 ~ ,s- d.
Soss esly bsg hon ose tos~s ssaspoeassI thsss ams
8 Il a,u.ss - s,sassi,s /. q asas; ,ursty..s
q e. y - esss..s y = - y q q g
II - - - "a hsvs iss.osd -
ca1eOkA1 MlnCI0N z iatsaaed ass ny g =
asAans - - CnUAes nse6y. ~ shosf1 ~ - y
eesIsasss - - .ss.s = 49, q oassA e.
soesn9 81 AeuaansDt r1sbsg II sca3Aag, 49, -
psfn sesoA q ~ barning an1 aaoas N pein
hAf : exvssisaced sitA nSarly n shs CHAP qlaet n
- y ~ - Il - CHmOKRB knGKBT -
IcH1Rpk1k uJnO1lQN-4h tvs ned1elneset tAeapms
$780, IN fnpfopsr rsaDose1 and the -
snsd Organs - speedily rsstorsd p fill sisw -
= RS cA~ssss He.sdy,a pss s{ssss. = sArss
- 81: ca'ros.' Injection. 2 - go. : sA''.
<ssssars - Is eoassry = ~.isS = ID We vim nj
Al .se2 .sssss :.s J. 81 . q. i. coox. ca,e.ss
ssii b cs5sseo. - v1EtKk FINCH 1 YuLLER
| whpsssal1 lygssA md By I'll Drugxisa7evsysbsre.
u GS .s 49, 80 -. -. 80 g =: s','''
| = 3 s.. : f n1nmIa "
| "a y hssty s1Esse ~ Yak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-04

EOR SALE-95 acres land, 10 acres
timber, dssblslog houss anl log barn. = srrss pow
in grain, all under fence well watered, with fruit and
Other treess located eight miles Of Cruton In vsn N
rem county, Iowa This Land VIII be sold 1se 80 ~ ere
and title good Enquire Of n b. TEx-EYCK,
mayl1 peoI Rrenfo AT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-04


IA
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26
yasM'aAS Rsxpolrrr:
hswss sssha. cdldestsday OF sl.e sea.or, ID ~

h1wss sstis cdldestsday OF fi.e season Z l -
''Put on saore, ceal. Hawkins" |" said
NimUP pelham 'qqtpefuicusly. al slic sat i'm
front ofsks s6aszing sesE snail graie, r,itcd
in sss c.shGese 't6cfning dress lined
WITH quilted l.asir Sf thc SAME r color. io: ..nj
her kaAali. .lfcef cca,fstahly cnsconce.i n,
blas ssisssl ss.'s sshrrsrs, edged viii il SNOWY .
nss4ass.sihssleiHn saal lsoaiexhst .ss, en-.
sequtsssalsl lo0kine srrssahf ia sbber black . !.
ebeyef Bis y.6ig mistreesss's rather pxeiulant
behess. tsit rsAnsed ) n.ci6eni after he had
hespcdshe bls3ing eoaf SufY,osiii the t.,.i.iiot
"Hiysslp pksse. Min Nina shss.res,s. shs. s,.;ssi (
youas pessSn down sssirssn xouid ma 4, g
see yoSs sssE sEaA1sg ssszEFs'asI s6f A4ss
''What kind Of .. .persou. HaxkinsTYs
qucs tl6Gs4 Mns.. Isngtidiy fifsi,,r her eyes .a
homa der AwUik. viii s,as szligIt appea.r. a
"WsH, Mist-. said IIsx kiais.. ,Asss;ssass;..e ;sass
. listlsas<ls's vtfy gri.seel stt.okehr- h- srsesl
lady. .osssfd think ii II ksalif That shesr shsr Is
dsssstdssoas shsbBisy md sseshi ''1'' ''''1 HS'
III issN tie dress maker I" :. |.
'.N", Miss Nina. certainly not'' "'''''''
Nor. .an,ll.ay coase after the lady'-
NV. sss..'sd oSsoasas.. ..v lsipafa.s1b iDpoafaM.,b. !,
a'~sus thaSkdlsso lsayss4hsii.' .'sas'sa 4. b
"weiI--show hsaiupei sai Nv s.sit ;,
And Nina's pretty head settled back
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

s.sqd Exxxsos SvBscsI IsrTox. go. OOper an
solhs ksili swnhia SIX months. 80 No
e s'sstatssiipsiih Wi bereceived Tor i short
stiia esrssd ihziipsix Hsonshs, and no paper
~ sazla1x1nthassd nStilssn iafseatages are
s'i'r' DE ,ssrsA s's Spsisa sthe v blEHshsr i
s,.rsd rssxssdesssaA aAovxrf,srsa Z! per /.
esssqasrs Isr ] esfrst inscftfon, ana rs
tlsicss.s Tor every lasabseluent islscrtion. r
s.Aeiehsrliaes or less constitute square
Esh tho nu,abcr OF Insertions be not marked
:'e 10 the advertisement. i win be, publish
" cd until eotAid. gsndd chafged accordingly.
ssaAali5esal dsltctiSn made ID tnose, Who
fisdscssiss .by tie ysaafti hi"" TF,aat'" hait
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

~ - H 1 - 4
2 few moneais ID turn d. aud Mart vxni
io die besvre his voskgs u.s sscsasplsssa.---
The tune was The Bold Prisasaersrsd
I. Our Georgian lfiend thought he'd fo,,nd
hi. sme; Ssepping btisksy %, ID j,;i .
do1lst tN dohn eeitl1s toSs hs ofe.n
mans eyes opsped- -Aes ibaafsA Asjsas till.
and ground away With .rsaema1 sirsr.
Dur Geotg'an thought hes M -. "a,
:douh!sd up hsinG dot q d tvs loIasr.
bill. That wss ingecd snd she barrei a.
the organ ~easl.Ai1iss sl0uHd % lhcssI
there were scven imps inside Il. .'5riisiaF
TO make 9 long stdty short. che osh;hs
went on. and tie Georgian doubled up:
the oIgan-grintler pocketiug. the msssv
u ,hs time Until he had !. ssry ~. aaother
|, But be didp, ea~pa.isss Ashs, II. n: 4.
last Of his currepcy. .bsgsed By thsdAixEt-
Cd organ.grinder, he sin,ply 'rsassksd,i
r. '.Weil. ofan the games ! eve, bssksd,
against. that t'is the ogdarne.lest! I -
III jump it, ad 10 left. elii 'sR aoss'H
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

sonxsry c.lissxby nossobey p An !,here,s
shs, ,ruh- - Evsry slhn Inns Q .ss~ess-kssrt"
but eyerJ man has NOT y censcieacs. While
some Nre desf.to The sdmohitlons Of sbe lat-
4cs asrl obedisHt to u hsise Of tie ft,rmer,
'isxy asea asleafsto boih There u ii Ger
ssing lsAy fsissd Of aaias xhoexpress,s her
self as being parsiculaFlgs anziovs fsr Do
Inothing t0 become ..ssger." Now il
It's iSuhk sentle,psn could only ass,eriain
De uaotivs witch Induces the wish be
.wouli not - you are perhaps ansicirating.
GRITTY il, but What 10 very important to
him. ~ able to decide whether the expires
son or said wish. intends compliment to
k;msegf a'0r Sthe satase she advocates.
Wisheat being thssvsiuest of men I ,hsvs
reason to believe that she has discovered.
what Eesss much feared her sex would
disco ,er, that a;seace Strengthens rqil.fr
than Weokeas Lore IT: su not sure,,'
says he If che iaaies1 understand The full
yslpsisf 1GAe is9ence Of sbscnce. nor 40
think, it Mise to tell them, lest like tlp Ole
las and Mpndapcs, they should resume
The han,or Of seHding, their lores to Laqish-
'm~st. EDTssanee. in ruth produces iin idea
the, ssn,s efsce. ss in real perspective.
Objecik are. sofieneaA and dsrog1dsd md rcn.
rderyi fonbly sE.esfnl; for -bsryhar and
more ordinary points Of character are mel
lowed down, aad those by which it is re-
membered are the more striking ousifn e. .
BvtsIns q6sntibni has beeoiae D. lengthy
digressiop. 90, Digression Tram what sub
ject ~ for the third time fipterrpptsg Miss
Black k-eyes Truly Mr.. Donothing yours
d lnsisce66uneo9s thense" As tile bal
ancc of my readers a,sy be Impressed with
the same idea, lsbeli<se III put by my peu
and takels nap. ysa4soi suni-1e7s, q. 10
Hatk! there goes another cannon The
gent!erssnly Meade II On bis xay to Ee6.
anapatxs TIE seekers Of sme siin1ld b
f.lloviag hisse feosstepss that is, lifaissSse
foosskps,, eoxrixss, stflhers.ra. a.i Well
tkahss g lay organiza,isn,. I ann moi 4
aifdn.rsS"s, neither am enrioas- Meade
n,sy lIave al VIC laurel. he can win, &
Denrahhg isI Iaot .imfaea. .fsii' Gr'""oi so
Enough u bats,ss nioi0ns.. I'll then
Their game Ofhves, and barter breath .fo
-i,r .lkmc;s Ell iGlg>.''fi 10 9nii99f' IN
acFslpe that will scarne reaa;msee tkei,
al flay.iz glFIf ,ii. I-s 1Hia5ss ya-fe'-I5 q
1 Ttv thousands asg fail to rdees some, singh
| In soo,h 'twerc sad to hxart their inSotl,
- IN a'n. ra I,5se4ig ssd IL .sn,. ,:'Af
/, Who strike, blest hirclings! for thei
I cSnhtrys good. ,q f,.,.:..,i >. =,
And die that living might have, proyett
thsissharSe. y a' 'nor1'''~> L eiH1
b0nrel more II: throw down i my pen. pen. thi
time mot 10 resume it. dl When next |" visii
'.Fipiin Grove. may tie .lIuse.s snd no
'.Sonnpsn'. attend ms! d. i~> gai,asn,q4
all. go. ,og .sw AIrsrsrrs DssqrHsss. u
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26
,....1I.,. = l u I. = . =. ..-....... z
TIE BIG TREES II. CALIFORNIA

.There has been considerable loose ,statis-
ticslinfhs press yeoueerning the size and age
Of the mammoth tree iu Tuoluusue county,
uCshforsia. A. ,letter from an eminent
scientific gentlcwen, Who has lately visited
thetff. givcs US some reliable informafi"n.
v hich hwe'coudense!s They are situated nn
high, -eo.A lerraesy,, &c. 900 fec: above
sea levsD aud the sppt iss f.vorite sasuer
resort alike for this facfand to see the trees.
and is mach crowded in July and August
The big tree cut down2-and fair speci-
men Of tile monsacrs--isl twenty three feet
in diametcr; where .cptl Of six feet frem
the ground, and perfectly sound. Over
this base pavilion bas been erected. and
i ,sakcs 'lsrge aHd: elegant .sxtoon. fur
dancing. and even iisersl7 stump speak
ing. A section Of the upper part Of the
srunk makes the bed Of bowling alley.
Our correspondents devoted the most Of one
dsY te, spsutins the rings in the wood of
the trunk, to ascertain exactly the age of
the tree; aud he found twelve hundred and
6fiy y~6ue 'of theni 1t twenty feet above the
groaaA. as the tree stood. The Outside
lsyerpf one hundred gears Of growth &C..
eppisd but tLrec. ipshe,. and the inner
centuries, from three to ten and even thir-
eenAiachss esch.. The rings denote the
years of iifeer growth; aud .hosgb il has
been, always claimea, that these trees vere
three thousand yesls olL. ahers hay sepe
no exact da:e for this assertion; aud ihis
e. .uiiar~sioS PROVES that this Individual one
-TaidruprObsbly ~ I'D - any WIS NOT.
more ..thapt tselss liaidsed snas lfts 4ss5
years:onsaba ls7sGys 6 abaG ;nEIo ,ysbi1tL
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26
ANCIENT HOSPITALITY.

.t VA once The universal ctissom h
place ale Or some, strosg liquer II .ths
Chamber OF an hpnored, guest co. assnaun
bis thirst, should ke feel sny on aw.ken;.v
" ts,e night. which. teo6sidsrind that ths
hosRlialitJ Jaef shst pseicdcsseif reached dx-,
cess. was by no ulpsaas, SnlikA y.ea Tin Ia
OLD story IN ,Teviotlale, thss in the ho,,sn
OF an ancient fanaily Of distinction. mseh
addicted 10 the Pfesbyngr ri.n sause. !. a. Rible
1Sas always pat into tide sleeping mart
ments Of the gssses. along With bottie 'of
strong ale, On one occasion. fhers iwss 1
meeting, Of clergymcn ja the ,visiuisv usf
tue castle. all 'df whom. were Invited. IA
diansf hy PIE worthy bsrouet. an and ssver.i
abode there all nigdts. eds i'nh aslA''''F
According ia. .lkes fasLiea af tbc tines
seven q the reverend gussi&. scrs alIotsed
70 one ,kss. tarrack room, which, ssas
used on such occasions os extended kos,
Pitaiitys Tbs butler took csIreF csIIrseF tbst lks,
dyl'ncs were psesenishi scssrdioests cusal
tom, each with, Bible, and. . bottle, q
aIe. But after little consultation saose
themselves. they are ssid to hase recalled
the domestic jnx: as he was leavine lhe
apar.mspt. my frieni 7" szid ode 81 ths
venerable guests. you must know, -tbss
when We n.eet together, the youngest
minister rea!is aloud a portion Of Serip,
ture to the rest; oniy ysone Bibls,h tl,ers fore
.s necessary; take away the o,her siS, Odd
~ fae'r places Ming six more lbo.sles1 ol
''s' .........-, ,s,d .aat,i4, rf,,sn sasaivz
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26

How roosr 'Cnor o., posrraro psr a. - -
When any Of MY neigkt,orsn sn', sise be,,er Ter,
erops Or get u,eu with lpss labor sIiaa Z
cap, ! am apt 70 wauta te, know. hswi iBsyis
doit On fbe other hand. il tLev ,h.ve,
,exsravagant theories, do q erest aesl of
extra work on tLeir iand, fuss I ora, Z,
deal: with canppsing mssures, aud fhof1a
osghiy pu:verizing. The land, aud ssill Dr.
noe sho" any befser, crops than their
Incighbers. / am not psriicularly inani.;.
tive to knew or ersciise i.teiv ft eories.
Happening, - Eu !. days ago, nh y; IN
the cellar of cslt: S.. ;Hsy.rs. of, Rsl,sle
| noiiced bis binsof splendid po.atoes. an,i /.
had the curi".ity to irauire how he -.;.s.s!
the!n.i. lie told re that au grouni piow-
cd ID its ssPnsg be fisuovcd as deep I N
ne could without .srnirg mp the turf
tie prepared his manure by putting ,Iltiiai' rs :
the green p'anurc sons lsasn.e ashes s.l
Urine or salt nst very sirong. :, lie eus I,
h's p"fatoes 80 that one a. large a a hen'a
egg would be divided into t6rre Or nrr
pieces. aud put three pieces irpa hfif.f shs y
SKIN eide up. in triangle Of shout Eve or
nx inShssy apyft. He then put o shovel
auiI OF manure en- .tac, top q. she ,p,issses..
The result vas that his potatoes yielded n
the rate OF FROM eight to ZEN hills 10 81, 3
Iushel Of good nsrket pet.toes. = Hca toJds
i me he took g.,od sized potatoes ts sjsneas
The potatoes he raised we're large s.ssehhfa m
would sveEagc a. large, ,as turkeys eggs.
'-Ne~ En2nnd ETrsser, .,-.s.r, sr5nT al
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-05-26
n" little hsnslt.rn. hseas. srl brow.
T., kcs.. a.. 81 .;sf:,.

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n" little hsnslsru. hseas. srd brow.
I" kerR the thrilling loves l"sdss ten
-,IlW uni S1t.I q, 50 j:is I'D, nj ,.'IHr:
bal ,Aaiaa;~' 'withsn o,,i arsisf II leap,h y -
N"'itt!sfeft a.wsn.l slami,~,grl = i,er,lIinng
!" s'tk" MILE 'shesln prayer 70 tsnA. ,ni,.s
'.rss . or IirT .i,e swee. w.sslr ,le.slins. .
,'s What v"''i the na.l,rr,..' rs ,i,e;JIwerk. Il; + M
80, Mere th' r. ." pants prf'cket. se,ring:
ii, Cr tiiiy ,lre,srp TO epts i.lesg 4i.rs5 f.i
-,.s gk"I ,inr. cradle for tlisir xaschfui sar-
fas ~. iI.,tnra.o ,IB14e7 .dI ~ saiEcli3ii
s~7,.a ..a:iiyTi iasr Ikiri igd ,ssotTl.g 9ai
No r"sy bnys. .st iSinlsv saa,irn.asi .dr n
.six-, With, ,''sclei sorthe sch.ssl- house last.
!. assls i irs;v ysr~g,- or.Ew III .S'va2
n,-'Ns. Incur shouts % ha,me tlev rnsl.: "a ~
oA lasSe prsui.as aser.si for th.ir 1t:usYy 1t:usYy .r
x.f..Bs adl e.! arI.l.t1dE i'6si T. esib: bEE
-ly. Tal. srsss. er"wn ieolae At siirsioai II
Tall. grave, sruwn people at the fafle::
isat17s- mr,i "on lssiaess sil'iatrnt,1n '4ap
,'sl' ai'e DANES sIusnbrieas rs they re able.
all Th~sterssr stnss w.asla get more ssiicrni..
:liaferih,gs more irihur,,an. nt y
ii Aud ssAn fc Ass.,ii col,lmers turn, '' t'''.
Ell. Aha ruarnan would be Lss la, il,an xo- o.
.ysissJroilpp ...s i!sii" 'ia saF1ph Fs''iqf' Nv
vic ,iI, = ,"'ss S'ss.G9i. ig2 daiE bsscS;ls .
!.'aFmain ,bst cline tow.tI which we
-.cssr yiisYrt3 t4.aaS sssosiD .h! % asAo.h
Through Times mystetions, ialinii Z. ,Yu- ,,
-s@s bGs s4lafng:o bas 'fssti $50 : ~
The iisis one. With si.h cher sehe,ps Il, .,p,s ap , %
II AT AR 4 still our Fa'hst'. aee I,ehelline.
Hos" saa Ills eoice in il VI sslor. we, we ,,u. ~ 81
So. - When Ia Jnica. realm : prracher, .,i
o"Hss he .n,a made si'iil Seonfput ,tl.e Mrsi., !.
..so.ll*s'Sabe be N 9mplss gaias their r.sac''er. {.
-,.x.;sl2,.ss ,sl,;, ut q .awe1h:. sGS
:: LG. snnR INDEED. would 1--we its Charm.
- - Wee tkfrs ps b.sss to bsgia ii. 80 !
q cs'lsfoll lplace tli. world would bc. SIS
sid Mere tAess no lit.is people infi,. esg