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N on hand Of every description, and more
are being constantly manufactured, which
must and win be sold at yeryreduced prices.
dec13 Mrs. u. j. Shiner.
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The following preams's and resolution has hesn -
by the Board % Health m order TO s~tis The med
question 90 to ~hAi 10 and VIA, 10 not sdmlssshe 70
city The shaps OF hides and rags from foreign po-
II having been represented ,hls Board that imported
hides. rags and -eoi have ssrereacsd great loo. and
suiy essians freight Zoe th~ss Articles fereasI %
the sroaad lh-l such osrso>s would ros ns Al
land al IN. port Of New York b. ~ he ehe'
other watch hsy are supposed 20 conl~e M
fore
Resolved that the board % Health =. order - esss
the public mind this sub~ct rahiicly declares h@i
nor q anis~spse the seucssssy " impcs'ss -,
general restrtcfsons.
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The steamship Ocean Queen, csp,sin cosaes. .'R
rysu shis psss on saturday, Jaas I, for Aspirvsn
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Single ospssa In vnspsu. for nsii'ss. 81 esse y
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Jssruai In tho Cssssry.
The wkkxL, BEsAIp fcr the prcssst vssk. nov res.l
coaissss The concluding chapter Of me bssa,ifal II
entitled 4
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COAsTVvIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S
Il THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier ~ North river foot Of Canal street,
JvM l.EncEAN QUEEN. Captain u. ?. Conner, con-
JuSE1l.-RlSING STAR Captain A. q. Gray. connecting
with SACRAMENrO, Captain Caveriy
JUNE 2.-ARIZONA. Captain JEFF Maury, connecting
with CONSTITUTION, Captain -.
100 baggage allowed free each adult
Medicines and attendance free.
An departures touch Acspulco those Of ls and 2ls
Panama with for South Pacific ports
LIST and 1lh for Central American ports and those OF LIST
touch at Manzanllo
Departure Of th OF each month connects with the
steam line from Panama to Australia and New Zealand
Steamer OF June ii will connect NJ San Francisco for
Japan and China See advertisement below.
For tickets and all further information apply ~
the Office the wharf foot Of Canal street. North river,
New York. Y. r. BABY, Agent
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OskYy AN AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND AND
stssaships 1RAGo and FULTON, connection With ths
sPrI sSIDa s9xa TRs"s. e. s;ss%
ina days. calling at FaimoatS: river - moo" % ''e
xhAeiS G ssss, s.ardsy June M
s SST6iso sr4ae Fl S.s s':. s 1
ARAGo = z: a. 6adsdsn. Saturday, Aug 8, 1857
Rates OF Passage, Payable IN Gold
second class '....'''''''..''''.'.''''''' 20
fSTousS Tickets London IS EXTRA
Do Responsible for specie or vau.
Dss unless bills Of adDs having the expressed
sos na sons4ooR. y. 4 !. s1 CO.
80 '~''''' ''''' W" j. Z oexsTooK, AGENT,
IA woTTEN Havre, General Asen. Europe.
NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
' SxVR is AND SaSsi sREHES
pic. s.s ss sss: asy;
ss's !. sss;ss'; '''''
s' 4
y Queenstown By the Canard Line.
T nsdEa .. ss; w wss.s:s.y june Sssi
York s.s 81 orr and
EsI ss1 Sp ss:ss
4. .ss s.ss s !. ,ss s. s-:s:a S
foot Of Third street. H aSSs.s.1, on Jun. .,
Bremen. Via Southampton,
London Hsyrs. =. the following
Ye1 &. F sS Cabin U.s.
To b. followed by :,ssmsEip 81 5E6TscHLAND. H. wes-
FOR freight or Sk fIRis co.. Broad
EXCURSION TO PARIS, ITALY, GREECE; cRINEA.
u5. VIII the .Sse paw
Sherman VII, posssy ss.ui.
= bSS SD ss1 P,Ey smsd ' must b
rTo PASSENGERS FOR MARsEILLEs OR PARIS
wheel steamship Quaker City sailing above Saturday,
psr, .ppca ss If
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
M
@ Sc 'sSs
81 IH1REST .f socande sa,arday i
VILE BIZ PxRfs. surmont saiSrdsy July Is
Including wine), payable in gold. or equivalent in cur
TO nRaEss RES! Or HAynE, .,n
First Cabin. $50 second Cabin 500
TO PARIS.
tincludins railway ticket furnished on boardo -
First Cabin. .&66 Second Cabin sos
Baggage checked through TO Paris
Medical attendance free of charge
These rs
TAMPICO. Roussan. Saturday, June g.
VERA CRUZ. Hillard Saturday, June a.
Cabin passage $i00 gold Seerage $50 currency Cncud
ing wine.)
american travellers going returning from the cont
nent Of Europe by taking the steamers Of this line avoid
unnecessary risks from transit by English railways and
crossing the channel besides saving much time trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway.
CTEAMER EUROPE, FOR BREsr AND HAvRE,
- will leave pier 50 North river, foot of Norton street.
Saturday June at ~ o'clock Passengers requested
TO be on board NJ ii o'clock.
GEO. MACKENZIE. Agent
A MEXICAN CITIZENS ABOUT TO TRAVEL ABROAD
IN should obtain United States Passports from JOHN
LANKTREE, United States Passport Agent Is Centre
street, New York, near the City Hail.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

7 COLE, AvcrIosEER. zhogsEHoLD FyRsl
= ,ore, Ae win DO sold on TUESDAY, June g. IoH
iyn eoasisiag q rosewood Parsr and walnut and
Xae,Snesr, $50 fulton street BrooElyn.
T nlLDRErH, AuCrIoNEER- NO NEW
Ii ShSmnsrs street By srsse e saassl S o W od
sns sarrOom Faraus Of he . s. Lager Beer ss
loom Orchard street; splendid black walnut Counters,
SSs f'
9 HERMAN AucrIoNEER, WILL SELL ON sATUR-
p DAY June a. le osoca :. No ~ ssse1 street street.
cGsa,ss Chair. Table. s.E.,sI. with Balls and
CHERIrrs SALE, -
RicHxaD WALTERS, xneiieseer,
win sell THIS DAY Saturday at II O'Clock
the entire Chamber ONCE Parior and saloon Furniture n
ri
n
Once Furniture, safe and Bar Fisa,ss
.'s 1s as' :
Joms Il ms ok c.I Deputy JOHN KELLY. Sheriff.
SHERIFFs SALE LL4E; so,vv.r. rvrno
eoS bsrE Ef. GAssIsks aas M
RICHARD wAL II , aoetiSnssr will se this . day
oai Of :.
Aq om@ i I9s 9saf ne fSSg. JOHN Shsf
THE BOSTON WATER POWER COMPANY WILL
cs.us sos s 'as . %
next l. O'clock noon Of that day. million two hun.
dred thousand feet Of Sand Columbus and Huntington
avenues, and Westchester Park and on Northampton,
Springfield. Worcester. Concord, Rutland Newton. Penn
broke Brookne Canton. Dartmouth stanhope. s. James
onssa on @orSas. or The stock Of The company. 80
PEI sos sass Nay 1s efsp Of
VXyM Writer'S, AUcTIONEER-sELLs THIS DAY.
at lof o'clock, at ISL varck street, gentesi rarior
family breaking up housekeeping; black walnut and ma
hogany Set fine Bedding Carpets China Glass, and every
thing for Housekeeping
w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STORY HIGH STOOP
w House No Sixth street, between South Eighth
Ninth Streets will be sold at auction June At
IL O'Clock Exchange Salesroom, by A. j. BLEECKER
Son 4 CO., " Cedar street.
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP coMrANY's
THROUGH Y. s. NAIL LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA AND gAN FRANCYSC0.

pacific MHRh SdEAMs Y Is G9HI LINZ
VIA rAS SAsts l MP s csI Shi.sc,sco.
river foot Of Canal street Now York at u o'clock noon
a VIA a
s Il ss
IN Sss
: y,s.:
rates, payable in gold or its squivalsnt:-
From San Francisco to Yokohama $50 $40 SIS
From san frs :. to Hong Kons N IN ,oo
err F q as. % s. T ss ether '
lie
s'' on the wharf pier North
OrrosF.1ss r S,;, TO 9, GAIyon .Sd Rr,.s
IN !" s. .aa s Sssyc.sco .,,.., s,..,.,,,
:" : ''', o. s.,s., dss$ ss: aa..
on S III r. f.sns with d. f,SsS,: ;::as'
The ?. Ties: n. A.. unsurpassed
'A''e through % San '1 Frssesss ' s,ery asy
WI WI paf.' 1Fss 81 sfffsss d spS s.Ans. place
ID. n CARRINdTOS. AGENT ~ West street, corner Of
EoR ST THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
sn.n s' captain sieSna Vi. Rio
sisP n. rom ,f pier s Sor ssi river r. '
forfresh' or passage SiRRRRisox 4 ALLEN. Agents.
No s Bowling Green. New York
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAvANA-ATLASTEc
Every TMuRsDHY' al sP n. from pier No North river
The slessn, sid.-seei steamships
E a,I;E. 9rses nh Tsur :s,I, June
NoRRo CASTLE. Adams, Thursday, Junsn
''' '''''' o. ''' d iRgS 3 aAsrsoS. President,
No Bowling Grsen.S ny
EoR GALVESTON TEXAS,
The steamer EUfERpx.
is now receiving freight 4 pier d East rv.r ana ~ 81.
on THURSDAY, June l. Msr. ~
Pr 'sAi q sfSR S'ITs
GRAZ LINE ron NEW oRrEAss. -1HE NEW YORK
> Mail steamship Company, hne ocean steamers viii
'ssss 18Th S1' on sxTtaphY' june. 's"o
An s q ,,ns signed :, tub ., oe. Hgsa se p.
rr..'asa asS 10 sso~ias ar .ss' y '"'' 'O''
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DInEcr.
The new and ers el,ss steamship GESERkL GRANT.
.,s! sn. I0%s' - COCK 'iye ser No. North r' On
d rsr i .cs sSaE o s.
The SHERMAN vii follow Junes
- CHANCE or SAILING DATES.
Of ssvsnnss steamers w b. reduced every other day
sIftaesY I's ~. ! 'g.cIsro Captain An
From pier - North river, al o'clock r
GARRISON A ALLEN Agents. Rowling Green.
THURSDAY. June o GEN BARNES. Morton, =
From pier IS North rtver at O'Clock 2. "
LIVINGSTON, FOx a CO.. Agents, ~ Liberty street
TUESDAY June ~, f.po Captain Dearborn, .
from pier Is Fast river. Al O'Clock r. ".
MURRAY. FERRIS co. Agents. 81 South street
" B-Deparurss viii sc In regular SUCCESSION A. above
until further notice
TAHTN PASSAGE si5--REGUfsAR LNE.-Fok
~ Charleston 5. C., the South and Southwest and the
Fl,rda ports.fhe fast and popular steamship SARA
oOSsA " Crowsil receiving freight.
and vii ssh on SATURDAY, June l. st5r n fiom per
II East river, foot OF Wall street meeting at Shsresiou
vith the south Carolina Ralrosd aud With the steamer
Dictator ior Fiorids The EMILY y soUDbh WI Follow
- ARTHUR LEARY, Is william street.
L,oR CHARLESTON, 9. C.-cHANGE OF rfHH-TH
II peops's Line Steamship compsny-rhe regular AND
popular steamship MONEKA Captain msrshnan, resumes
her regular tripson "Wednesday, yune6 MyP from
per No North river, landing freight SATURDAY morn.
ing 81 Chariesen THROUGH Tickets and bills 81 sdine 10
sued 70 sn pcnss south In CONGESTION - ths south caro-
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"A sseioet p NJ. on .he prs%,ses BY MORRIS ,, X
GRAMS REREARD hcAnAL.Libb he ,"oe,ion of psrrs
street and Newark avenue iohoken also large Frame
on 0rsrd street o feel from First street, with two
- four lols
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Posrsr-"rsnx wns" wntien for the wsss
HnArp ~ Iouia R.lsss; "AlL ycs Nersa
"HaARr's EAsx
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soGARr tLcUoSggg.-THss nav At ios,
-. scsccs. at he suction roons - North William
srvsk sale Of Household ffrrltute Csrp.s b..
nscvsd from french Hoisl .or OF ns
m psr q Sofas Lounges Tsei,s ctsws 30 css pets OLE
SODA Planes lsrYs lot u Hedste&is HAttYsssrs
ruicvs and Scissors ssrses Iron Bed~ s@ds wash.snds
isrrs Of Lccklsg Gls~sss Hair Mattresses, Yessner
Fuipwa Rolsf~rs Iron Beust~sds fnsrts wsstssnss
nsy~sps crork.sy aud asssws,s Aod arSs vsfiesy
hand Fsrtiiup~ Ala. n so<s Rcchs
enc pocs1-'s rhAsssn, ~ Depe~e reaarsd from a.
vureAAserv cstaicvnes sale ruesdsy. f9s o'cicet
e = 0ssses ssreei Mortgage sAe = ssn'se Hosssheia
y sOGARr Iusuo,s>, vin s.n, TBIs DAY. Al "
$1,000 A 800 ! rwtb " l,lAE ss~~' n Il
ewsgA DS.4vrs saxu Hs0e RACpes
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EXCURSION TO PARIS, ITALY. GREECE, CRIMEA,
Il Holy Land, Egypt, &C.
The magnificent siiewheel ocean steamship
QUAKER CRY
VIII leave with the above excursion SATURDAY June
at O'Clock p N. The ship viii 81 Mchaes Gibraltar
Marseiies Genoa Leshorn, Caprera, Civiia vecchis,
Naples Palermo Athens Corinth consantnoplc Sebasto
pol Smyrna Holy Land. Egypt Malta, Csgiars, Palma
Valencia Madeira and Bermuda and the party viii
ample opportunity PARIS Lyons and the points
interest In Italy Switzerland and the Holy Land Also
England and the Rhine.
General sherman wres:."your programme Is all that
could dcsrcd. and should be adhered absolutely y
has issued letters commanding General Shcr.
and the party hospitslitics abroad.
Applications to Join tho party nearly complete must
be made 70 the committee through
C. c. DUNCAN, liz Wall street,
Asthe whole ship reserved for the accommodation Of
tho passengers cargo will be received.
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CTEAA TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- From New York only SIS stserxge.
sAturuAy june
Saturday, june 10
From pier 81 East river.
Cabin passage $50 ndS7a Return tickets $50 gold.
Passage New York and remtancest 70 Ireland nj low
ra'es 4.
South street.
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UcffON NOIlcE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
"A hoasekeepers Elegant household Furniture at pr
Snto sale sacrifice cash. Magnificent God
Stnoiore cot $3.50 win be sold for $50 beautiful Par
Or Butt I'm Fronch satin brocate cost 4Sb will be sold for
12oe; black walnut Suit for SS5 one do
crimson for S7A Also lot OF Paor, Bedroom and
oasUel Broadway
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Il COLE, AUcrIONEBR HOUSEHOLD FuRkI-
81 ture &c. win bo sold TUESDAY, Juno 4 At 1914
clock Fulton avenue, Brook
lyn consisting part Of rosewood Psrsr and walnut and
mahogany Chamber Suits, Carpets Oilcoth &c Ouce
Auciionesr, 500 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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III ssi;ssaas' JxfiNssE Jt6dIERs. ALL HIgHr.
me Boarding khooL hs Par. Eigcs,i s o aTsr q
dance BY Psrtsr sud stewart she IVES Such Chsrmer
Essssy. Ysssss air,s Ae. a
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NoRrH 0gssAs LLoYp-RxrEA TRIP
~ The sorit n~rnsn IAoyds seaueshfp AMYRrCA Cant
> g. heIer. -W l.sys on an EXTRA TRIP for BRtKEy
" sArca5Ar. JUNE n AIM.
from ersybn ". hseessn, kips Passensrrs for
81 Ne ss.si ssN~ Hsrffe1lV Asi pAxsASv appy 20
Vt1ncus 90. y krvsi svosA
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fNITY AUCTION MART,
~ Corner Of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street j. j.
u1NRY, aactioncer, viii sell SATURDAY June at 10
s'eoch ~ large collection of Horses Carriages, iiar-
nass Whips, he. DO. comprising. In part.
roam horse, Is hands high, years old.
brown Horsc, lbS hands high, sound and knd
bay Pony II hands high syesIs old.
A shiftins top Wagon and set Of Harness.
VI Hovse, Is hands high, years old.
Also other Horses PUN particulars IN catalogues which
ws ready for the sale No pos,Ponement &C
OOunt OF weather.
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ID xUcrioSRERs ANb COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
oDish Nxon's block ll6 Clark street, near Washington
CHICAGO.
consigned for sale Regular
sa1e DAYS resdays Thursdays and Saturdays Accounts
Gear day after sale Outdoor sales promptly
attended 10.
REFERENCES.
~ Coelhangh ESQ, President q. ~ Bank le0 Lake o.
J. n. AdsitI Esq.. Banker. ~ CLARK street
Nn " Park ESQ., Agent Bank Of Mouires - la Sale a.
0easra johnson, spencer CO. Hardware importers, ~
Lake street.
ysa Wausek, ESQ., European Manu-. Agi 81 Dearborn st.
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A -. W. CAMPBELL, AUCrIOEEER, SELLS THIS
a. DAY, at I0 O'Clock Lease and Fixtures Of the old
lsabshed corner Liquor Store Ninth corner Of
novoneNplh street
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WEDNESDAY the 18Th june merit, at IL ",
& staten island, ~ ",
The Re,-nra steam Propellers
KNnkskee, kewane~ and Ashu-iot
sAlee old built Of the es- material consisting OF live
sak white oak locust and cedar copper fastened snd
Yewec diasonay brAocd with ~ inches By 4, inch
Aisk; bowsprli. jbboom. foreyard topssd and
tspezlant wards have full suits OF sshs standing and
y~nnins rigging complsts well found An esans anchors
havssrs bosts, Ac
Two ose Iauns Engines $3.50 inches. with appurensnces
es1peis Tubular Roller lsi2 feet good order and
BALI Of he best quality charcoal iron. Composition
pensr. feet diameter
n vessels cSnyis,e order and be ssu, to
Length over an i,s feet, breadth OF beam nsh.s
aavsh Of hold, II fsst
fsfomauon regarding ihess vessels Ne by The
um4arsinned. thev be examined thttr does
aAtep faaBd tclcers BE- charge give facilities al
Wishing inspect them after Monday, the VI OF Juas
ss1t HENRY A sNyrHg
,oi -rtor ~ lsf,.tn
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-pERBMPfoRY SALE At AUCTION
JUNE D, 1867
Al FACTORY lENox STREET, BOSTON,
AJAX HUNDRED AND TWENTY POWER LOOMS
spiele resPes suitable for weaving ribbons, ha
k~.s1 gallcons and all narrow fabrics. Also,
WINDING FRAMES, wARPlN0 FRAMES, &C.
Ako DYE HOUSE complete.
FACTORY. with Engine Boilers,
ass Stating 70 lease Oh reasonable terms. Apply TO
DfxTER, LAMBERT Co,
l0s Franklin street. New York.
nex hiIa tract R0aion
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UCr!oN NOTICE. ROTH, AuCTIoNERR. WILL
"A se el5.0O0 worth Of magnificent Household Fur
asur-Eegant Panoforte, $500; Works Of
Art nno on Paintings =. auction, TO the highest bidder
sseek PRECISELY a. the four story dwelling ne Clinton
ssng OF rosewood Pfanofore beautiful Paror Suits
severed In French crimson satin and crimson and
Goh brocatsl marble top Tables; Etsgees Curtains.
SaOehs Mirrors Carpets Bedstsads Bureaus wa:h.tands
4pring and Hair Mattresses Bolstes Piows Lounges,
oekas and Chairs in haircoth and Glass China and
0iver Ware; Cutlery. &c n BRelisble men in attend
ship purchasers At
able charge Deposit required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-01
A ucrIoN SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD fUI
n nitore, 40 -


YIN sen THIS DAY, lO,1 O'Clock. the salcsroom.
hassau street. large Of psrlor library chamber
ssd dining room Furniture made Of rosewood walnut
k0gany oak Velvet Carpets two octave
yAnofores large Pier asses hne old Oh Paintings
2ns double barreled 0Gn with large assortment Of House
teepsng ooods sale peremptory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-01

E,oR CHARLESTON, 9. C.-cHANGE or rfER. The
II Peoples Line Steamship ccmpanL-rhe regular aud
popular steamship MONKKA. Captain usrshnan, resumes
her rrsulsr trps.on Wednesday yune6 sssf -, from
per No North river, landing freight saturday morn.
ing ~ Charespn Through Tickets and bills 81 sdng To-
sued 70 al pctns south In ccnneccn -h We south caro-
Aessb ~ kbgy Swsst
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-17
A Farm Record.

Our best and most successful farm
ers, at the present day, are those who
keep an accurate account of all the
operations Of the farm. A Farm Rec
ord, therefore, enables farmers to un-
derstand more correctly than they
possibly could without a record every
branch of their operations, in the Fl Id,
the farmers workshop, or in the cat
tie stables, or barn. A good record
often enables a FARMER to shun some
error in practice which, in future
years, will save him hundreds of dol
lars. The farmers of our country are
becoming more intelligent than they
were thirty or fifty years ago. We
frequently meet with enterprising far
mers who raise two tons Of hay and
two bushels of grain on the same soil
where their fathers, with their best
systems of management, were able to
grow but one. And their fathers pos
sessed eminent advantages over them
i'll the superior fertility Of their fields,
impaired by the virgin soil How
then, it may be asked, are the sons
able to excel their fathers? The an
swer is obvious and philosophical ;
the operations Of the farm are con-
Quoted with more skill, more intelli-
gence ,and with a more correct under
standing Of the losses and gains, the
profits and expenses, and the adoption
of important means to certain ends,
than they were when their fathers
held the plow and directed the affairs
Of the field. The sons have learned
to keep minute record of all they
perform, or attempt to accomplish
Their father kSpt no record. If the
intelligent son makes blunder, eth
er trivial or eyre ious,it goes on the
record, and helps his progress all
through life With no record, their
fathers soon forgot the important les
sons which well-recorded failure or
success in their farm labors was cal
culated 10 teach,