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THE FIRE AT RoCKHILL x WILSON'S CLOTHING
SToRE.-The origin OF the fire at the clething
establishment of Messrs. Rockhill d. Wilson, on
Saturday, was stated in the morning papers TO
have been caused by electricity. but the inves
LEGATIONS OF the Fire Marshal establish the fact
from the acknowledgment OF one Of the EN-
ployes, that it originated In his throwing the
lighted contents of his pipe into box OF saw:
dust Owing to the efficiency of the police and
others. none of the goods were damaged or car
lied of.
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Lash's Five-dollar
W Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and Step
Ladders, No. III Market street, Philadelphia.
j. 81. LASH a 90.
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WATER-CooLERs FOR THE MILLIoN.-Refrige-
rators, Moth-proof Chests, Ice-Cream Freezers,
etc, at r. 8. FARsoN d Co.'s MaRufactory, No.
220 Dock street.
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IRISH DEPUTAToN. N.-T The farewell meeting
10 pe given TO morrow evening, In the Academy
oI MUSIC, 70 the Rev. Drs. Denham and Hall, of
Ihe LLlsn ~ ~ ffesoyterian Church, promises TO be
one o. n"uSnll interest. We understand this
VIII DC bhe last opportunity of hearing these
dlsIlnguiihheH strangers. No persons will be
admliteu WlIhout tickets, which are to be had
gratulJously at Mr.. Ashmeads book store
Chestnut, below Eighth street ~ '
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MAGNOLIA WATER.--A delightful toilet
article-superlor to Cologne and at half the
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FIFTY different styles and sizes OF Refrige
rators, prices from 81 upwards. r. s. FARsok
& Co., Manufacturers, No. 200 Dock street, below
Vol rv,f
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PORCELAIN PICTURES only 81, at b. r.
Reimer's Gallery, No. 62i Arch street. Call and
examine specimens. Velvet and other cases
"a hand.
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SALR OF STOCKS AND REAL EsrATK.-The
following stocks and real estate were offered
fer sale at the Philadelphia Exchange, by James
A Freeman, commencing at noon to-day, with
the annexed result
shares Mercantile Library at s7'5O........ $500
LOT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS street.
sS% 1900
IWILS1ORY BRICK DWELLlNG-No.
Is by 81 ieet-.. .. - 100000
tietS street IS by 10 slSOOOo
HALF INTEREST IN STORE AND
j5T by s4is teet.... .,..... 100000
iihe sale of the valuable property on the Bristol
turnpike was POSTPONED until Fall.
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5oHoMAoKEE q COS OELEBRATKD PIANos.-
Acknowledged superior IN all respects to any
able termA New and secondhand Pianos con.
stantly on hand for rent Tuning, moving. and
packing promptly attended to.
WARERooMs No. HOS 0HEsNUT sFREEr.
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ARRESTED UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
arrested this morning, on the West Oh hes1a,
road, near Market street, each carrying a mum
Der OF deInnct, haslLt-picked az fowls. Alderman
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HoUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TOsECURE
BARGAINS.
To close the estate of the late
JOHN A. MURPHEx,
Importer and Dealer In
Hous EFF u nishinG Goods.
NO. Ss2 CHEsNUT STREET,

Between Ninth and Tenth, South Side. Philadelphia
his Administrators now oher the whole stock at
prices below the ordinary rates charged This stock
snpraces every thing wanted In a weordered house
hold-Plaln lin Ware, brushes, Wooden Ware
naskets. PLATED Ware, Cutlery Iron Ware, Japanned
ware, anQ Cooking Utensils OF every description.
able terms -
,,S ,SS.EEEHINE EMU ARCTIC REFRIeERAToRs AND
dne assortment ofPAPIER-MACHE OF GOODh
This Is the largest retail establishment in this line
IN philadelphia and citlzenA and strangers VIII ma
70 their advantage 10 examine our stock before pur-
chasing
NoTE.--our friends in the country may order BY
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Ho! FOR. ATLANTIC CITY AND CAPE May
9entemen's Linen Drawers, Sl75.
Gentlemen's Gauze Shirts, 81 90
Gentlemen's Linen Collars, $50 per dozen
MOINTIRE & Bro, 1885 Chestnut street
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Prices Unde1fdbLy LOiCes. -tn
Prices UndenidbLV LolUeSL ~ttu
I7fceS Undenfdbly LoiUest ga
Prices UTdentubLy LotOeSt =da
WANAMARER & BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE OF PHILA.,
s. H. CORNER OF Sixth AND MARKET STREETS.
N0tc,-Lf1en Busters Sacks and dtpdcdS bD the
dozen at Lol1 oTiceS
JONES d THACHER, Printers, $40 Minor st
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THOROUGH CULrIvAr1oN.-We copy
the following, not knowing its orr
ginal source, urging the Importance
Of thorough pulverization or Touring
of soil where crops are growing and
maturing:
"The probability is that if the ex'
act truth could be aseertained, we
should fnd that quite one-slxth Of the
crop capacity Of all our cultivated
fields, everywhere, is annually thrown
away in czods. Some surly old
cynic, great many years since, sheer
ingly applied to us delivers in the
dirt, the ill-natured epithet Of 'clod-
Aoppers.' Well, the old vinegar.cruet,
whoever he might have been, was
not so wide of the truth after all.
There are more 'clod-hoppers' among
farmers than gentlemen among Gym
les. A great many farmers, intelli-
gent upon many points, make serious
mistakes in preparing soils for crops.
Something beyond deep blowing and
liberal manuring is requisite to pro-
duce the best results. Something far
short Of the extravagant range in
either ought always to give better
satisfaction. 1t is blowing at the
proper season, when the land is in
the best condition, thus working its
thorough pulver1zation. Many a fer
tile acre, after blowing, and planting,
carries through the season, locked up
in clods from the size Of grape shot
to that Of tennis-ball, more fertility
than, liberated in the spring by better
disintegration, would, have added
one-sixth-often a fourth, to the yield
and saved a useless expenditure for
manure to an equal amount. The
mistake begins usually in blowing
land when it is too wet, thereby pack.
ing it like a pressed brick, so-that a
large per cent. of its fertility is sealed
up, requiring wasteful supply Of
atter-labor in contemplating, har-
rowing and rolling in order to pulver.
ize it; and after all, in too frequent
instances, the work can be but i'm
perfectly accomplished, and there is
so much of the soil absolutely thrown
away.
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How THEY HANDLE SNAKES IN BRA.
zIL.--A Brazil correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer thus describes
y the manner in which the experienced
snake.tamers handle the dangerous
snakes Of that country. lie says
"There could not have been less
than two or three dozen cobras, large
and small, at Joe's establishment, and
1t was amazing to see the CELEBRITY and
impunity with which native would
handle a serpent fifteen or sixteen
feet in length. | noticed that they
invariably seized him by the neck
first and Immediately afterwards by
the middle of the body with the other
hand, not BY graspiug with the whole
hand, but with a sort Of lateral, pinch
ing grippe, under which thasnake al
ways renamed passive as stick, suf
fering itself to be tumbled about in
the most undignitied manner without
even hiss Of resentment"
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METTLER's MAGNOLIA SALooN.-In our
advertising columns will be seen a notice
from our friend Mettler, advising his
friends and the public Of bis readiness to
meet their calls at his new and handsome
saloon on Lafayette street. He claims a
ne Plus ultra sort of credit for his wines,
liquors and lager, which are destined
doubtless to receive ample test and trial
from his numerous gustatory "smilers, y
as are also those excellent collations he
promises to serve up daily.
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Public sEageaetsOss.

DARTIES DESTROYS OF OBTAINING GREAT
i Bargains in
Dry Goods and Clothing, Boots & Shoes,
had better Call at the Old Sumter House DRY
GOODS and CLOTHING STORE, Corner Main &
Third Street, as Messrs SIMON Il KUHN. are
determined to sell their present stock at prices
regardless OF cost, as they wish to make room for
their large stock Of ILL AND WINTER GOODS,
which will be on hand in few days. Call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere and be con.
vinced that the OLD SUMTER HOUSE is the
cheapest place this side of New Rork. sept5
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TIE ASHES OF CoLUMBUs.-A
Cathedral in Havana claim the honor
of sheltering the remains Of the nav
igator. A recent traveller thus de-
scribes the place
A mural tablet in the choir, on
which is bust of the illustrious &c.
noese in alto relief, informs the pub
lie that all that is mortal of him re-
poses there; that whilst he has left
the country he discovered, to be the
home Of prosperous millions, he has
made voyage to a still more dis
tant land, from which no traveller re-
turns. One Of the officers, who had
an eye to business, during the SER
vice, presented me with a card, tell.
ing the story of the hegira Of these
illustrious bones. Though Columbus
died at VaIIadolid, in Spain, his re-
mains were not permitted to remain.
They were first transported to a
Carthusian monastery, at Seville !;
next they were removed across the
seas to st. Domingo; finally they
were disinterred and brought to Ha-
vana. Here in tile Antilles, with
which the discovery has rendered his
name immortal, and has SO intimate
a connection, it is fitting that his dust
should repose. The land which his
heroism revealed to an astonished
and admiring world, may well afford
him a place to sleep his long sleep.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-03

STATE TAxEs.-Sheriff Bird informs us
that unless persons in this parish who are
owing for State Taxes, come forward and
pay the same within the present month,
he will be forced to return their property
to the State under the "non- paym ent" list.
In such an event, delinquents will be put
10 good deal of trouble and expense IN
order to get their property back.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-10-03

New ORLEANS MARKETS. Tuesday, Oct
LIST, - K.-Gold rules at 14319@l44, the
supply and demand being nominal. I'm
current otes and securities remain inaet-
ive-no transactions reported.
Cotton. -The supply offering is very
gh There There are few buyers ths Looking
such low ates that factors refuse to accept.
No transactions worth reporting.
Tho Western produce market is very
quiet and supplies of all descriptions scant.
Nothing but moderate jobbing trade
doing.
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ANOTHER LEvEE GoNE.-We are
informed that another levee event
in" on Friday night of last week, a
short distance below the Hickey
crevasse, and fronting the plantation
of Balthazar Dupuy, Esq. One acre
is reported as the extent Of the pres
ent damage, but further caving may
be expected. This makes six entire
new levees to be built in the parish,
to say nothing Of heavy patches and
repairs to be made to others. Verify,
old father Mississippi is great
gormandizer!-Sugar Planter, West
Bat0u Rouge, 2Sth uK.
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SPECIAL NOTICES, ETC.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

YTNHE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
l. Cfree of charge) to all who desire it, the pre-
scription with the directions for making and using
the simple remedy by which he was cured of u
Lung Affection and that dread disease Corr
sumption. His only object is to benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, as it will cost them nothing and
may prove blessing. Please address
REV. EDWARD WILSON,
No. 1G5 South Second ST., Williamsburg, N. Y.
geDtl9
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.Ey.rOaU Tie.

DARTIES ADVERTISE to sell this popular Tie
L below Sole Agents prices. being an Agent
for the article, would warn Planters and Dealers
against any one who would impose upon them in
''so-called" undersellng me. 1 guarantee full
weight. Call and look at the Tie, and if you wish
to purchase, examine my scales and you viii soon
be convinced that none of my neighbors can
undersell me.
aug22 ANDREW JACKSON.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
TINE ROMANCE OF BEAUsINCoURT, by the
L author of Household of Bouverie.
Chandos, by Ouda
Bryan Maurice, or, the Seeker, by Rev. Walter
Mitchell.
Cecil Castlemaines Gage, Lady Marabout's
trouble, by Ouida.
Henry VIII and his Court by Muhlbach.
The Bishops Son, by Alice Cary.
Far Above Rubies, by Mrs j Ii. Riddeli.
Elisha Magoon, or, the Old Still House, in the
Hollow, by Mrs Francis Dana Gage.
The Cameron Pride, or, Purified by Suffering,
by Mrs. MaryJ Holmes
The Last Days of King, by Maurice Hartman.
The Celebrated Jumping Frog by Mark Twain.
Not Hero, by Mrs. Eliza L. pugh.
Out of Charity, from Little's Living Age.
Week in French Country House.
Nora and Archibald Lee.
Sowing the Wind, by E. Lyn Linton.
Miss Leslie's New Receipts for Cooking.
Just received at
July2 BEAL's BOOK & VARIETY STORE
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INFORMATION.

T INFORMATION guaranteed to produce luxu-
i RANT growth of hair upon bald head
beardless face, also recipe for The removal of
Pimples, Blotches, Eruptions, &c, on
the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, and beau
thul, can be obtained without charge by address
ing THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
septic 1913 Broadway New York
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REMOVAL.

TINHE UNDERSIGNED thankful for past pat
L ronage, takes the pleasure to inform his
friends and patroa and the community gener-
ally, in town and in the country, that he has re-
moved his Hardware and Builders Furnishing
Store, into the new building recently erected by
him, Immediately adjoining Mr. Jastremski's
Drug Store, where he will BE- better prepared and
with a full stock to accommodate all wishing to
use anything in his lire Of Hardware, Agricultu-
raj Implements and Building Materials generally.
septic JAMES MCYAY
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
IA Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the recipe and directions for making the
Simple remedy by which he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience,
can do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar street. New York
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NONE BETTER.

DOPuLAR SENTIMENT has, thus far accorded
i the need Of praise to the "ARRow TIE
Others are, doubtless, good, but when you want
the bsst-determned SO by thorough test of the
farmer himseIf-be sure and get the 'ARRow
TIE" 1t is simple in construction, is applied
with dispatch, and holds with unremttng tenac
ity. What more would you have, in fact, VIVA!
more could you havel
e~ Prices as Ioao as the LoaUe8t
aug29 JOSHUA BEAL
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fB- Until those refreshing showers
came along yesterday afternoon, we had
been experiencing of late considerable of a
drouth, by no means Objectionable to those
having cotton to pick, but rather dlsa-
greeabe on account of the dust it created
in our streets and roads.
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THANKs.-We again tender our acknowl-
edgments to Mr.. William Garig, mer-
chant, and Mr.. Tony Haag, of the Wharf
otiise, for we'll appreciated favors in the
newspaper line.
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ERYsIPELAs.-At the first appear
ance Of erysipelss, or eruptions, apply
laudanum and lard beat up together.
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ASSORTED GRADES FLOUR

PLANTS EXTRA NEW FLOUR.
4 HAVE just received another shipment of
L Plants Extra Flour made from this years
wheat The reputation Of this favorite brand re-
quires no comment from newspapers, it has never
been surpassed in this any other country. For
sale low at laugh A. JACKSON'S
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THE ARROW TIE AND BANDS.

r HAVE now in store, 100 bundles Iron Ties
i and Bands, to which / would invite the espe-
cial attention of Dealers and Planters. Dealers
supplied at liberal discount and on easy terms.
aug22 JOSHUA HEAL
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COFFEE AND TEA.

T OVERS of good Tea and Coffee can Away.
IL ''make point" by calling at the store of
aag6 JOSHUA BEAL
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Doors, Shoes and Caters for gents and boy,
- at New Orleans prices at the Old Sumter
House Dry Goods and Clothing Store
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NL0THING, Hats AID gents Furnishing Goods
" to suit all seasons, will be sold cheap at
sept5 J, KUHN,s
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KESS Goods, such as Poplins all Wool de,
- Laine, Calico and Ginghams at sacrifice at
septi SIMON KUHN
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BATON ROUGE:
THURSDAY ,:::::::::::::::::::::::::OCT 8, 1867.
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EMMED and Hem-stitched Han dkerchiefs at
IL low price of $3 per dozen at
sept5 ]. KUHN,S
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Redemption of Mutilated Notes

nEFACED AND MUTILATED U. 2. and Ma.
~ tional Bank Notes redeemed according to
rules adopted BIZ the Government.
julylI GEORGE A. PIKE.
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pLEACHED and Brown Sheetings l0A can be
~ bought cheaper thau anywhere else at
sepT SIMON 4 KUHN,S
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AIDES HOSE and gents half Hose good ar.
IL tlcle at 81 so per dozen can be bought at
sept5 ], KUHN'S
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Doors and Shoes, for gents, ladies and children
- large assortme nt just received at j.
kUHN'S Dry Goods and Clothing Stere sept5
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SsIAPLE and Fancy Dry Goods atreduced prices
~ can be bought at s. KUIIN'S Dry Goods and
Clothing Store, corner Main DC Lafayette streets.
sept5
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The Oazette \ Gn1l1et

Contracting Rates for the Tri-Weeiiy'
ZONE SQUARE IS TEN LINES Oh LEss)
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SlIlRTS, Undershirts and Drawers made t
~ order at (sept5) j, KUEN,s
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7 AIDES ard Misses Morocco and Cloth Gait
Il ers, can be bought at greatly reduced prices
OF SIMON d KUHN
sept Old Sumter House
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I ARGE arrivals of Boots and Shoes. Dry Goods
Il ana Clothing at the Sumter House Dry foods
aud Clothing Store, corner of Main and Third
streets. sept7
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pLEACHED and Unbeached Cottons of differ.
ID ent grades, at greatly reduced prices may be
found at the Old Sumter House Dry Goods and
Clothing Store.
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SILVER SPRING Hoop Skirts, at Soc a piec
- can be had at {sept5) J KUaN,S
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SOAP.
POTATOES AND ONIONS.
THE SENSATION INCREASES

FE1HOSE who are posted, buysR. E. Lee Flour.
l. If you want the best made in America, have
none other, that you may get the Simon pure, be
sure and buy of [aug6I JOSHUA BEAL
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RIsK Linen at greatly reduced prices at 81.
L MON KUHN. Please give US a call before
purchasing elsewhere, as everybody will find us
cheaper than the cheapest The Old Sumter
House is the only place to get great bargains.
SIMON KUHN
sept7 Corner Main and Third streets
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p1BB0NS, Trimmings Embroideries, Lace and
III great variety OF Fancy Goods can be bought
at great sacrifice at (sept5) J.KUHN'S
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-08
bic, as each tree can be attended to in
SORGHUM SYRUP AND SUGAR REr1N-


tive minutes.
SORGHUM SYRUP AND SUGAR REIN
ING s-H
The Ohio Farmer states that VIM.
Clough exhibited before the Cincin-
natl Horticultural Society, a new.
method of deodorizing sorghum syrup
and sugar, which is pronounced to be
an important improvement. 1t pre-
cipitates the gummy matter and inso-
luble parts as heavy sediment, leav-
ing clear liquid above, which, when
evaporated, yields syrup devoid of
sorghum taste or odor, and similar
in every respect to good syrup. The
materials used in refining are the sui
plate of byrita, lime, silicate of soda
ahd water. These agents are entirely
harmless and removed with the impu-
rites of the syrup, leaving its flavor
nearly like that of maple.
THE LANDOWNER.
When I come within sight of my
farm, after having been away, a pleas
ant sensation rises within me, that no
other feeling can equal. am at home
ON my own land. These are my
acres, which the combined power of
the country has guaranteed to me. 1t
is mine and my heirs forever Here
is security. If there is anything sta
bic in the world, this is it. My fire.
side is therefore built upon a firm
foundation. / and my children are
safe. We are not intruded upon no
one has right to DO this: the strong
arm Of the law is ever ready to defend
U.S. Here have my worship undis-
turbed [ attend to my concerns un-
molested. In word, | am at home.
And when my acres wave with
grain-that grain and those acres are
mine, own them and | feed them.
They are part of myself. My cattle
not the cattle of thousand hi1ls-are
mine; L have raised them and know
every one, as | know my household.
" Boss" and Brindle," and Kit
6y." They come at my call-they
know me. The old cow has a face
as intelligent as many a person, and
with much more sympathy in it
honest old facet I could not well
do without it. Thus my fields are
stocked with this intelligence, and
the gleeful antics of the heifers and
steers remind me of my own youthful
days. And for innocence " the
lambs, and the quiet, inofensive
sheep; Even the grunter r" has
something / dc not want to dis
pense with. And the chickens, and
the stately rooster who is lord of
the barnyard, as | am of the prem
ises.-T q. an Rural World.