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Uncle Johns Reflections.
No. 4.
"Money makes the mare go"
No 4.

''Money makes the mare CO."
Another advantage is lie economy of land
and labor. Instead OF initiating the old hen,
trying 10 spread herself over more than her
complement OF eggs, and so spelling the
whole without halching any; they will be
able 10 conf1ue themselves with advantage,
TO a mach smaller compass OF ground -
Twenty acres or even ten, for many purpos
e. would be an abundance for any in divid-
nal. Let any one, Tor instance. torn his al
ten,ion TO raising iruck-or caitle-or froil-
or poultry, and be will see at once that he
will not need the tenth pan OF the territory
that be has now 10 travel over and work
and provide for; nor wiilswe have the tenth
parf OF The care to barass him, that he has
by his present mode OF proceeding. If any
one asks whaI be is 20 do with the remain
der of his farm2 The question is easy OF
| solution.
As anether advantdgs, let me tell your
readers that, this is certainly tbs way to
make money. Who ever heard OF a farmer
making anything like fortune in lew
years, by The common slow process of farm
inge Let one give a single example on the
other side, | knew a man, some years ago,
who undertook TO make living by raising
| poultry. He was poor. and owned no land
| He rented len acre field, in the neighbor-
| hood otBuringio New Jersey. He bought
| few chickens, and built few coops on
one side of The field. He gave his wbsl
inns and attention 10 lhis one object. Very
scon he had his field surrounded with
coops, and the coops filled with chickens
and turkeys,h chickens laying all the year
round, by proper management, and thus sc.
curing him the high prices of the scarce
times. In two or three years he bought the
field, and in few years more he had accu-
muia,ed an independent fortune.
This Is but one instance, one too, that
most persons would look upon as among
the most unpromising IN the Category
Suppose ore of onr farmers had thousand
hens, Eve hundred Of them laying every
6ay-eggs a. twenty cents Gozsu-one
! hundred dollars a day--wiIhoui counting
the poultry that would De sold-and all this
from lot of ground not exceeding ten acres
and not hall the labor and expsuse that be
has now. The same thing may De applied
TO good dairy, with butter al from forty 70
fifty cents per pound. With cattle of toe
right stock, and properly cared for summer
AID winter farmers have 90 idea what ock
they could keep on what is absolutely vast
ed at present. And hence when butter is
high, these farmers are hardly able to sup
ply their own antilles, and their poultry in
steSd oil bringing them 10 large income
scarcely give them eggs enough TO: their
own use. conld multiply instances Of The
kind already referred to, but will refrain fol-
the presen,. Let me however ia bidding
adieu, 10 your readers, on this subject, as
call their attention 10 our neishbor acros.
the river. Mr.. Mefceron; who is making
more money out of two or three acres, than
most OF our farmers from hundred and {
half
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PREP' RING FOR WAR.-The correspondent.
OF the Philadelphia Ledger writes as fellows
from Washington:
''1 hear from authoritative sources that
The radicals are arming their batteries heav-
ily for The great conies; they are determined
10 wage al the next session of Congress.
President Johnson, they assert, is not car
rying out the principles upon which he was
elected and il is the determination OF these
gentlemen that no other principles shall
govern If they can help it. One of the most
radical OF the old Senators has even gone
so far as TO declare his intention OF offering
bill of impeachment soon after he meet
ing OF Congress, and advocating it with all
mis- accustomed energy and determination
The President, il is well known, is not IN.
mindful of the fsnaticsl war cloud ,ha, is
rising, but he has cast his aachors upon a
sure bottom, and no apprehension need be
felt for the safety OF either ship OF pilot.
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PROSPECTUS, FOR 1850.
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Qua MUTUAL FRIEsD.-T. b. PETERsoN g.
BsoTHEss, Philadelphia, will publish from
advance sheets on November lIlh, "OUR
MUIuAL FRiESp," Charles Dickens New
Novel. eomplete and unabridged, with all
the Illustrations to match their previous ed-
tons OF this Popular Authors Writings
We predict for "Onr Mutual Friendn a very
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Books.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estate Of Christina Kisner, late Of
Madison tolCnShip.

3 ETTERS tesiamentary on the estate Of
"a Chrisiena Kisner, late of Madison twp ,
Columbia county, have been granted by
me Register Of said ccunly. TO Samuel
Kisner, of Greenwood township. All per-
sons having claims against he estate OF
the decedent are requested 10 present them
tor settlement 10 the Executor and those
indebted 10 ne estate will make payment
with out delay SAMUEL ktSNER,
OcI Is, 1865 So Executor.
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RADicAIEsM---The Albany Argus sayB :
'slf radicalism could only learn 10 cook lis
own eggs, boil its own pot, mend its own
clothes, and let other peoples pots and eggs
and clothes alone, We could live in peacs
ful, happy and contented country but the
real, live radical will boil in everybody .
pots, cook eserybody's eggs, and mend
essrgbody's cloihss--taking ali the eggs,
pots and eloshss, however. sshis pay FOR 10
toina.v
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tbs treasure captured among Jefferson
Treasury Department. and amounts 10 $751;
s7S in gold, mostly il old coinage, Sss22 in
silver, and one hundred and foriy-six pieces
OF foreign gold and silver coin, value moi
yet estimated and flIy six silver bricks,
weighing over five pounds each, esiims s;ed
value, SI0O each, The value of the above lo'
being a liule over SI0o 900.
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OK Saturday OF last week two accidents
happened on the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, the one near WaIsoniown and the
other between Muncy and WilliamsPor.-
The fret was caused by the Express train
running into freight train, the other by the
Erie Express West coming in collision with
the freight train South. The casualties 10
and several seriously wounded. The En-
gineers and firemen saved themselves by
jumping from the cars, otherwise they
you Id have been found among The killed
and wounded.
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a GENTLEMAN.

CURED OF Nervous Debility, Premature
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discretion, will be happy to furnish Others
with the means OF cure. (trse Of charge.)
This remedy is simple, safe, aud certain.
Cg For particulars, oy return mail. please
address. JOHN 3. OGDEN
June I. 1868 90 Nassau ST \ Y.
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EEezoEs can form ne part of the body
poIiiicv AZ sage men have said- ''This is a
white mans Government" What has thus
been announced has been meant. What has
ihes been said all intelligent Americans will
in.srrss. Aye, even the veriest Black Re
pab,ican we know, who is not as black in
skin as 10 policy, even he would hardly
PRESUME 10 thrust aside white man TO The
particular advantage ofa black one-shough
sorDs there be who perhaps woulds
The negroes, as race, have, for this and
ksusirsd reasons, been most unfortunate in
rbeis friends The elamor raired around
asd above them has been to their ruin-io
sheir generation only 80 far as that may be
.aken as synonym OF remuneration. Not
rls' they are, poor creatures, disowned or
draounced bnl that they are deprived Of
che advantages promised TO sccrue from
rbat was insidiousiy whispered in ihei;
eass as Emancipation.
The result OF all this is the necessity oil
bite labor At The South. On all sides we
hear the cry for white labor. Il mast come.
Snnlhern farms ofihe most tempting descrip-
tim iavite white labor and pro Mise 10 repay
j. by becoming the property of the first
utis laborsrs who 60 down to work and
nrcap5 hem. Emigranis from The North or
!rom Europe. white men OF energy, indus
sry, and discrimination are wanted every
wters South. Men who will not simply
supply The vacuum left by the destruction
Of black labor. sut who will help to share as
we'll as reap the harvest Of the future.
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The VIRGINIA LEcuoS.-RIcHMoSD Oc:
l3.-The returns are favorable to the cleo
zion OF Charles L. Moseby, The eligible can
didale in the Fifth Congressional or Lynch.
burg district. Judge II. Hogue is probably
elected in the Eighth district.
The constitutional amendment was adopt
ed by an almost unanimous vote. Il re-
moves the disability from holding Office as
applicable 10 those who prominently par
iicipated in the rebellion.
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The Wirz Trial sIill drass along slowly
and is expected 10 continue several weeks
longer. His counsel are attempting TO
prove an albi-his general humanity, and
his want OF responsibility. Snop1nas have
issued tor Gen. Lee and Johnston, Howell
Cobb, and Ex-Governor Brown, 10 testify
for The defence
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Spangler has written a letter from the Dry
Touugas 10 friend, in which he declares
his entire innocence and asks Tor donation
of small fish hooks, with which TO catch
some small fry ont OF bis cell window
Stanton and HolG and Skunk wall please
take notice of this request OF their victim,
as they revel in their iseedom and luxurious
ease.
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Brutal Murder Of q Clergyman in North Car.
0iGa.

Petersburg, Va, Oct. I3 The Rev. ROB-
er, Caslleman, a well-known member of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, was bruiaIIy
murdered near Gas.on,N. c., on Wednesday
night last. He was returning alone from a
visit 10 ueighbor. The perpetrators have
not been identified. The deceased was
widely known and much beloved in Virgin
ia
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Some cute Yankee has invented palpi
taling bosom for the ladies, which is sci in
motion BY concealed spring. A well
spring OF affection in The heart is much
older and more valuable invention. II don,
need winding up, excep, about twice year
with a new bonnet.
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ScBuTIKILL CoUsTY-rhs PonsviIls STAN
ssrd says, s'in this county the vote will fail
several hundred short Of ,ha, poIIed last
faIl 4 calm usually succeeds a storm, aud
ne srs now in The calm which has follow
ID The excitement Of the pas, Eve years
Tbs Dsmocra:ic majority of this comfy
falls below that Of the preceding three
,safz This is NOT caussd by any departure
. ID . people from shs principles of Dsmcc-
r4e5 bni the general spalhy which prevails
<ad 'hs ;iisis exsr'ion made By majority
81 ,lose ioisfested in the result of the cam
p@iss in he way Of getting out The vo!e. In
NAM dislricss scarcely one-half OF The vo.-
|<r- ere 81 the polls
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CouNrERrErr Eve dollar bills on the Me-
chanics' and Manufacturers Bank of Treu-
ton, altered from ones, have been put in
circ uIaiion ia Philadelphia. The sxecs,ion
is done with great care. aud they are we'll
calculated 10 deceive. Storekeepers and
o'hsrs should Sc on the Iook on, for them.
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DISSOLUTION of CO-PARTNERSHTP

1HE partnership heretofore existing
bs,ween JOAN K Gfoz s. Edward Rehr,
trading under the firm o. John K Grotz s.
Co.. is This day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. All persons having unsenIed ac-
counts, either on Book, Note, or judgment,
are requested 10 present Them without. de
lay for adjustment. Tho Tanning business
VIII hereafter be continued in all its
branches, by John K. GIotz g. Son, at the
Old Stand, near BIoomsbnrg.
JOHN K GROTZ& co.
Bloomsbury, August 2, 1865.
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THERE are twenty clefkships in the Aud
iior Generals and Surveyor Generals De-
partmenis of this State, and, wo understand
for each one OF them. Go in, ye loyal"
tSo hundred-ihat's what you voted for
Lei Ihe.renegsdss be well remembered, for
they are exceedingly hungry too.-Patriot
and Union.
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Administrators Notice.
Estate Of Ann HUtchison, Late Of Fishinger eek
fo,onsh'p, Columbia county. decd.

L ETTERS OF administration on the estate
IA of Anu Hutch;son late OF Fishingcreek
township, Columbia County, deceased.
have been granted by The Register of said
county, TO Thomas Huchison residing in
the township and county aforesaid. All
persons having claims or demands agaius,
The estate OF the decedent are requested To
present them for settlement and those in-
debted TO the estate will make immediais
payment 10 The administrator.
THOMAS J. HUTCHINSON,
Fishinecreek, Oct. IL 1865. Adn'r
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"OGe OF our worthy State Senators, says
The Nashville Dispatch, Twas attacked By
the sidewalk on Cherry Street last night.
and driven 10 a door step, where he sal
until a late hour, awaiting for The pavement
10 recover its eQuilibrium."
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The Wire Trial.

The record OF iesiimony in the WiFze trial
makes 5000 iooIscap pages, divided into
seventy parts, and contains between 300
aud 400 objections and rulings of the Court
leo win esses were examined on both sides
several OF whom were individually on the
stand two days for examination in chief
a1d cross-examinstion.
Mr.. Baker, of The counsel for the defense,
thought il would take him seven or eigh.
days TO properly read this mA-s of tes,imo-
in addition to the subs equen; task of exam
irg all the points of law. and lasl of all The
criticisms OF the statements of Witnesses, /,
The comparison OF The different classes of
testimony, and the working out o. his argn
ment. He insisted upon having Two full
weeks for lhs performance Of this labor.
saying it was utterly impossible for him 10
complete ii in shorter period of time. The
Cour al first gave hn eight days and after
wards extended the time TO twelve days,
but Mr.. Baker would take nothing less than
TWO weeks from Monday, and failing in this
be chose 10 submit the case without argu-
meut.O
Col. Chipman, the Judgs Advocate, is
already pre- pairing bis argument, promising
10 cover the ground on both sides. and will
read il next Wednesday, when, as is nsnsl
in such cases, The. Court will with closed
doors, proceed TO consider and make up
their findings in the case before them.
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Notice to Trespassers.

THE undersigned, farmers and land
owners, of Orange township, Columbia
county, do hereby caution all persons
against hunting or in anywise irespassine
on their lands, thus making themselves
subject 10 The penalties of the law, which
will be most siringenily enforced.
ISAAC HAGENBUCH.
MICHAEL BAGENBUCH.
Orange twp, Ocl. II, 1865.
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