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New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

been rather du today bat in prices there has been particular
change Inc closing quotations follows Crude 1i Bonded
II eases Bonded 10 White in eae, S Bonded Ssphhs
IN ess ZIG In Phlsdedha the quotations Of to-day follows:
fsphth M Bonded Standard White Bonded EsphthA in
RcE-RangoOn steady been more active With
Peg dS pad At currency and 200 bsg bond q 94e,
suSAhSA good business Sugars and
gushns are rather neglected. and somewbat noma quote
Cod ks.3ing at tdl and No. IL Bo1 c sales hhds
10 10 ~ aiec Tnl Tor Son W Whe and l4ialse for Yeow.
ia and Refined are qGe quote the former al
sAbI-A kinds are moderate and unehanged large
Tu ss SS S%I P's; g are s0:s we !sSs @
Lrpo9i ga aehsi dsl Liv Rne,W,thingts.2 90 %
sTss.ras.: T rs' Ashton ssSS RSs T'sgiS, H. n 3
sEEDsThe demand light for Glover aOsc Timothy
s sssS I selling osiZ az 2oasaso bush Rough PsI Seed
to-day 800 bags sold Ia Boston at o. IS gold stock here
20, 800 bags and IN Boston "a, 1o9 DO.
Of 10000 n at l6l d9e and 20 100 Crude at i3Idle
sOhPhs market for CASTLE h steady and moderately ae.ve 300
TALL0wTbe inquiry tn. market closes Arm, the sales
are 10000 at ldl2 a6 the latter ma lot Of Choice,
W0OWe have had demand common and Medium grades Of
State and Western Feeces the past week the
been confined to small parcels for manufacturing parpoa gem
eral dull and prices little better moment
better tone however anticipated the supply
duce and the New clip backward No speculative for
Foreign weo Ia quist and p1ce unchanged We quote follows:
for ! and DO, sd5oe for hlbblood Mernos and 557
oe for SaIony heeee Jod6 for No Pulled 4264ae for su
washed CALIFORNIA; 23d1 for Fine 2Od24c for choice
TeIa. AHd American Combng 50dS5 We quote Fu follows:
Mes,la and MnO 3d8e for Washed Bhtre Rios 20d2 for I'm
washed Creole 26de for Washed Cor0ys; Chah at 20d4e oT
Unshed hn and Merno Cape OF Good Hope $50 Tor Tn.
wsbed East India 2OaFe m Washed and African At iGlse for
CnSafbedi and 0dioc. for Washed.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
THE MARKETS.

. TUESDAY June 2, 1863
AsHBsThe demand is quite gh Of Pots at 90 So Pearls
nominal
BUILDING MATERfALS-Bes advanced and have been In
good demand In other articles coming this heading We have DO
feature 10 the business Of the week has been 70 M eni
note sales 10000 Eastern Lths 50 So which s
opee as follows; BEIcKs1pae 10 az TO- Common Hard,
81 9Gsl3 5oi CoOn, NJ ssa s22 Philadelphia Fre1t
NJ, S40d$4 CRsEsT-Rosendae v hbL, 81 IS HhIH-Caue
bash & Mined bush Soe Goat bush oe L.TRs0hAs,sp, np
land limp, bb. 81 PIAsrER PAR-Bue Hoys Scotia tun,
80 6idS4j White Nova Scotia - eo0S4 5i Ceened
Eastern " bb 81 40i Caened KnekeTboker Mills bbli % eoi
Cscibed Empire Mills " bbL. 81 50.
BROOM C0RNThe demand has heen quite hight hut holders are
fm the stock the country moderate but the prospect Tor the o"
ing crop 10 good; sales AT l2dl6c. cash.
BBBSW prevails good demand Yellow;
het 6m but prices higher sales Of 800 at Sl 05e for West
and Southern.
BRSTLBs steady, with moderate sales at from IScd 81 for
American Graya and White.
COTToNhe demand Is moderate mostly from manufacturers and
prices weakened tAe closing without much strength
yised aeures Of SAG bales including M pnns AID 49o TO
ILL., 80 nln
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

two notes. and hold the same will also accept such
certificates par in payment Of the amount so
by them and the interest thereon and upon the further
condition, that all such certificates over and above s
TO retire tho mortgage bonds OF te
Mariposa Company herenbefore referred to- and the IN
erest thereon the proceeds Of such az
be sold by said trustees shall he applied by them 20 te
payment of outstanding debts liabilities OF the Mar
pOsa Company, which shall be assigned TO such trustees
and to the OF the necessary machinery ana tue
improvement OF the estate all which claims, machinery
and improvements shall be held by the trustees for the
benefit of the holders of the certificates unti the same
shall be finally redeemed by the Mariposa Company.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

Receipts bbL for the Abou $50 bb than last
has cToecj the snpylr %
Gket Western gsnsray selling a. about ni
2lc and for single bbls 2 di4. this Al
he made must ases or bal packing ard de
candle before selling We
~ n H. AID Pa Western aud Sonherh. t'dL2 992l
doI..............,.A a. Duek, y do 2ssg
STAT, god Al d21 Egg oats bush good Sod63
fRUf1s
Norfolk, BALTIMORE and Delaware,
vii, suth bat nothiag of importance 10
expected kspot b neat seek Large arrivals are looked for
oa the former places and prices viii probably be lower
Good Wilson bsfns gsssr broaght e todAsmAner nt about
e per quart mostly Becher and American basket the brnef
bang favos dealers The pekng' from single hes
n day week-2gs0 qlans-bsoag Sl while smother
a snsd quartz bieh sold for sos' the yield Of
Appis Rus pSbL Strawberries. Wilson'S Q asa.oe
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

5.13tG51st; Paris, short, 51l!0510; Antwerp $751;
Swiss, 5lS4 Hamburg 36lG36.; Amsterdam, 41I04la;
Frankfort, 4t0f! Bremen, 799QsO Berlin. 71I
O72
Money continues easy at 9G5 per cent on call, and
at the lowest rates more money is offered TO dealers
in Governments than they can use.
Freights to Liverpool by steamer, 1900 BUSH Corn
at 3D.; to Antwerp 800 bbls. Rosin at 2s. Cd.
The transactions at the Office of the Assistant Treas
surer Receipts for Customs, 1000; for Gold
Notes, $000O0 total Receipts $l,055,s63 13; total
Payments $540,279 4S; Balance. sos, ,l90,93s
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive of
specie) from the port of NewYork to foreign ports
for the week ending June @ 1868. was $2.G92, ,s24.
The Director of the Philadelphia Mint furnishes
the following statement of Deposits and Coinage at
the United States Mint during the month of May,
1868:
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

COFFER-The demand Kinds moderate and the market With
ont features interest remaining about before tongh rather
nominal; lJi 8 for Rio 221d14e o Java tdse m
Naraco l5 d7c for LGurA sales OF 20 bags LAguAra
l6idl6ic
CANDLES without change; the demand for AdamAntne
sales Of coo lots d ZldJ sperm ana fHen
are selling a and Sc. for the latter
COA-The demand COED for Domestic al % l3d 20 20 rom arc
the price for small Nut the inquiry for the bss'h bA ana car
prices steady.
DRUGS AND DYES-Tbere st prevails fair demand and firm
feeling for al articles coming under this beading but prices are ron
quohe change business has been entirely Of Jobng CHARACTER
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

The earnings of the Michigan Southern road' for
the fourth week in May, were:
1867 .Sil6S26 1s6s.--..Slss4s Increase. .2oN
For the month:
1867 $4,000 1861. .&OO,As6 Increase. $50
The following shows the totals of the average OF
the leading items of the Philadelphia banks for the
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
N. 2. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE


The iis.iss DE article. e%"ssH
cent lea, deducted for commissions beside freight and other charges
Sfis ,s%
@ % sST.Hs an So Sd rsoS also stating b.. and sssS .sS
Cs packages and care putting VII add much to The value e The
produce
There ss no % gSss: ,.s e., sIs sS S & % s S s..
obtained AhsI sale. cs,na % Mediums as q per bush the
as % sS%s ESTp TsE % ys I sss s h" the
iSS'eS 9's'sDn, Ss%% some rs SSSd $50
ss.Ss ssTs, prime, tSSSs sSsoutlss BcIced 80
BUTTER. ~ .
Receipts s32s packages for The wseh Witch sgt ng d on
s understood to be lTgand ihs de-
;Gs % s t A have asa a's Toa az ss% : % % Ts
South Caon. 200 tn' gong to The Paeas coast 1o
encourage shipments There Is no change ON Orange County
n H1' ia. 19s .uS S''i, s dSs hrs. y %osl s. Win
dss ;Ss TS1 %S p. . a's S. Io Of & .s. .l. sd
iod unti P . fhs majority refuse ssnd the
Pail and Winter bhns Tic bak Of It much eso. the
present rates AT .eme seasons farmers hae made soEns On
ysa tie money made BY ,puf ~ large proportion when
stat. oG!' eoSa' & GSs' "s S e T
Csany pals CS%%OG to EsSaH 1Ss 1s
Choice rkus...........Jld34l Common ...... 3ta2s
rps welsh sIo")o erSgs ai Isian' good irin'
Receipts with shipments of 100 bare. for the past week The
partition o poor Arm dsJ the batter
& S sts s.s. iss s:' sI ,Ss @ n: %y %
, IAS,s 81. d. & % 70 y Ss SsJ s must aSs re & s k M some
sSs o,. ''Is S's'Is ''m e'set utv hssor Q, ' pOp
i've order ag brs se and bot such .sss a,e Few you'd
snd tad customer would take them at % The trade dull ,s
vel e.. & 70 .S"s SsI ', M os, & s & 81 s ii 70. ss &
,oo qaS''Sa g, so, s5se,n % t S Ma, Vs s. sas ~ 1 .r. M
. & EOs, than ST & s ~ S1ss I Iy Is s
Ia Al astre rew We
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
TUESDAY, June 2--P. NJ

Gold closed at 14O3. The cleariDgs of the Gold
Exchange Bank were $25,976,000, and the balances
ti66S,GsS Ia The exports per Hammonia were
100000.
Government bonds opened strong and active with
demand for all classes The Five-Twenties of 1867
were most in demand and sold at ia At the Board
there was a desire shown to realize profits on the
sharp advance of the past two days, and on large
sales the market reacted from to per cent on the
extreme prices. but at the decline new buyers ap-
peared and took all the bonds offered and bid full
prices for round lots. The investment demand con
hnues heavy and is we'll distributed the list the
Out-of-tOwn orders were very heavy from banks and
bankers, who are unable to make interest on their
balances. At the Second Board there were further
large sales made for speculating account, but the
market took all the bonds offered, and at the close
the market was strong AT uuotations:
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EuROPEAn MARKKTA

ssS ,r nsssy and sslaes ier d. aseoss d,asa
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

| The earnings of the Atlantic and Great western
| Railway for the third week in May were:
1868 800 1867. .....sll76Gs Decrease. NS,SGs
The earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway for the fourth week in May were:
1868 s423s27 IS .ss293A sS Inc. S1OO,4s2 81
/ For month of May:
1863 81 35 95 1867. tss95711 81 Inc. s3li0S4 i6
Says The Prordenoe journal of printing cloths
! Mostof the goods that have been sold for the past
little more active at the close. The following the
sales 1000 pieces 64X64 extra 9e 80 days; 1900 dos
s2c 10 DAYS; 5000 do 6lx6 standards, Sic 10 days
10000 do e4xGI common, Stc 10 days; 1900 do tsAOo
common, 73c. Total, $4,000 pieces.
The exhibit of revenue and expenditure, and esti-
mates thereof for the coming year, made in the
House of Representatives by Mr.. Schenck, Chairman
of the Ways and Means Committee, is as follows. 1t
is highly encouraging 1t appears that the actual
expenditure for the current fiscal year has been;
Sr TSes 4s %ontns 1n's to july 1865 estimated ' $4,000
Total for the year. .s379.i7so66
Of this $l494ls 3 is for interest the public debt,
s2S S5s496 for the War Department 81, ,l75 for
the civil list $25 6l3673 for the navy and $23 1881
forinterior pensions and Indians.
The revenue for the same year is as follows:
Six months (estimatedl S299194,459
Three months TO July /, (estmated)... .. 1OG,COOOOO
Total. O5794,459
The amount of revenue for the fiscal year ending
June So 1868. actual and estimated, is made mp thus:
Customs (eon 7i 81 Miscellaneous fOisS6o II
Lauds............ ll66 331 3ll
l966&26 al i1s ~
Direct tAI.......~ l'l3s6o 46l
Next years expenditure lending June 30, lSG9) is
thus stated:
pub debit 29 67 079 All other e5028g6
BOuntes, estimated. s05Oa00l ---.
PURGE Of Ahaskael 7O0oO Total for the year,
Against which revenue is estimated as follows:
Customs (eoln) les 900 oo Other revesue soioOoo~
TOis reTenae sesSS 10000
According to these figures the coin revenue will be
some 3OOOOO in excess of the interest on the pub
lie debt leaving $23OOOOOO of coin revenue (beside
the Alaska purchase money! available for the pur-
chase of the principal during the year. This is equal
to the amount required under the sinking fund pro-
vision in the fifth section of the act Of Feb 25 1862
Thefollowing is a statement Of coal transported on
the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the week ending
May 80, 1868, and for the season:
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

eglths OF the property represented asoWhed Dy the
Company, and unless the amount is raised and paid
the bondholders have no right or title to it.
The Committee propose that
Is The Garrison claim shall assigned to trustees TO
he agreed who shall hold the In rnst for the
holders Of the certificates hereinafter mentioned.
I'd The harposa Company shall take from these frus
tees lease OF the Marposa estate with all the improve
years, at annual of 100000 the taxes payable
kayearly In currency and shall also contract 10 pur-
chase the estate a the expiration OF 10 years. for
IN gold.
s The trustees shall prepare and issue certificates 10
the amount OF q 100000 in sums Of tf00 each multi
pies Of that SUN, emitting the holders thereof 10
teest TO that extent In the trust which certificates shall
be payable In ten years with half yearly dividends there
on at the rate OF ten per cent per In currency
dividends shall be In and unpaid thirty days
then the principal amount OF all the certificates shall at
due and payable immediately, aud the trustees may
hereupon reDer and take possession Of the estate sell
the and apply the proceeds TO the payment Of the
For the purpose OF raising money pay the Garrison
claim and also TO raise working capital II il recon-
ended that the b0ndholders shall contribute per
IN cash upon the amount OF their bonds and also surre
der their bonds 10 the trustees with the coupons attached
which bonds and coupons 70 be held y the trustees
as part OF the trust estate until the nal payment OF the
Certificates when the TO be surrendered TO the
harip0sa Company.
Upon surrender OF their bonds and the payment of
from the trustees certificates of their bonds
and the pastdue coupons thereon. addition 20 the 20
new mortgage boDds up the day OF July lSos
| which time the Certificates are 10 bear date
bOndholders and they shall pay IN before the 2d DAY Of
june ia6 aIDOnn sufficient redeem the estate from
the Oarrison claim your Committee have good ground
Tor believing that the holders Of the Garrison claim will
accept t00OOo In currency account Of the amount
due the and will assign their claim TO the trustees and
at par upon condition however that the trustees Of Inc
Company who advanced the mopey 70 take the first
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
CT. LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN
SEWN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
FEBRUARY AND AUGUST COUPONS


rmed by act the General Assembly tho State Of hssoa and ns
@ % % s OS. si.s m ccs%Sa d1s % going
ward knsone mics being profitable operation % miles o. ne.
s. s. louis 70 Belmont; % t. 10 mile. e
Gous to Mobile ssS6san and As soahs ees very large
The old part road s e already earns enough to all
the mteres. the whole mortgage and the extension ompet
to y. e.. % the i"s @ & % 3 s Sses Sss
from Pilot Koo6 for which cash subsidy Of @
very much 70 vains Of their prorsrty.''
the G. SS, Ss.s per @ cent %S
& The revenue Of the road be large and the
Re affairs the capable ~, experienced hand, and en-
JOINS Johs RGR oSa p y a'T Lori. e .IseI e. nGs Commerce.
BARTON BATES Pres North Missouri Railroad.
I Srd ETsq EEI P Pre-; sa.a q f M5 e = 4 LGq %
P1:s s:1@s;1 F:s RsI".d @ igs
lD6SPhs 86s SEEs y Pes I: \ Bs.s S 8 !ss.
zfffs c0fS ssssS Es 5:: s:'ssi s's''
is1lS hn, SSiTEi 4 PHELPS, xTE ESS. ESSsSSDorTE
Pamphlets with detail. can se had the New York Agency limited
number Of Bonds will be sold the low price Of sS giving the accrued
,.I F,F s Lying q &: Cashier Il: bs q :: % Ss
bonds will be returned By express free q charges
NOTICE to ANY and ALL HOLDERS of the
~ FUNDED or BoSDED iSDEBrEDSEss q YuBI COUNTY
hereby gwen ins. al holder, Of any q & q.
Sps s Or ssdS .Sd ss. Il. .: Ss tSTR
s SsGy e. S so a. .n Ss s Ss de '' % % 81 's % D.
the bonds Of d COUNT, bearing interest.
s.. g gid iS % @ Ssat .Sf ssS H.; r;
% aayn y S S. a siS9S Ill., fss fss SsS
A. D. 1884 =. 4. MCCONNELL.
j. R. RIDE0UT
Loan Commissioner Of the County Of Yuha
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03
Total tuns.....

Among the new railway bonds now being offered
to the public notice the per cent first mortgage
bonds of the Grand River Railroad Company The
bonds are first mortgage on the road from Grand
Rapids to jackson, 90 miles in length and the amount
authorized to be issued is 100000 for the purpose of
ironing and equipment Of the road. They are par
tally guaranteed by the Michigan Central Railroad,
of which 1t is to be an important branch.
The Committee appointed by the bondholders to
make report as to the condition of the Mariposa
Company have made statement of the debts due
.Julyl l. The claim of Garrison originally $780,
600 In gold and the balance is accrued interest;
Ilnn anrrisnna claim. Eaf -. Sid. 800 90
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

Pamphlets with details be had WORK Agency limited
interest to the buyer :,
living
funds the Cashier Of the Bank Of the State Of York. and
bonds will be returned BY express free Of charges
preek No
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

State bonds we're strong and active. and made a
Sharp advance New Tennessee 6s sold at T2s; Ten
nessee ex-Ceupons. 70; North Carolina 0s cot MIS-
sour C, $751; Railway mortgages were strong, and
spanngly offered at full prices. Chicago and Great
Eastern advanced p cent ex-coupOn. Miscellaneous
shares were dull and steady. Cumberland Coal sold
at SS}. This company are developing their iron prop
erty. and ct no distant day will be in receipt of a
large income from this source The general railway
Hnarkes opened strong and active. New-York Gen.
tras sold at 1854; Hudson 1884; Michigan Southern
Sl; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 80; North Western
Common, 0oi Northwestern Preferred. 81 Erie
wac the only weak stock, and broke down
70 es9 on small kales; the stock
has no supporters, and no large
amount can be sold without breaking the market
The decline in Erie affected the whole market, and
after the o'clock board thero was a raid, with de
elhe Of to per cent on the active shares NewYork
Central sold at 1874; Michigan Southern, e9i; North
Western Preferred. eOs; and Fort Wayne. 1884, q
Decline Of q per cent from the opening prices the
sharp rise tn this stock was caused manly by the
rees short interest It, and ~ this has now been
secured the stock iS neglected for the moment At
We Second Board the market improved. and recov-
siea from to iper cent, with good demand for the
western shares. At the close the market was dull.
steriing Exchange Is firm. We quote: London,
days. l1ot0llOij London, sight, 1lol0I10s !;
A"eaon. prime commercial. 1Oel011G Paris, long.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-03

NoRRis AND B.gr RAmRoAD COMPANY,
OYUCE AND AUDITOR, f
HoBokES, n J., May rs, 1868.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting the Stockholders Of THE hoRhlS AND ksshA
ensuing year will be held q me Of the COMPANY hoV0Aea On
TUIjRSDAY June Is, 1863, al OA m
Polls will be opep from 1890 70 LENA NJ ,..o
Transfer Books closed from June No. 70 June TO- ga n
'''' u ~ HENRY w MILLER Secretary
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-05
NO. %,

tinued much longer, the surplUs stock will
have to be got rid Of or a great number
will have to quiz farming.
We have, here in Gage county, herd
law, and the opposition 10 i az frs, was
pretty strong, bu! il is fast giving way;
its worst opposers will now admit the Wis
dom of the law. Our country Is bound 10
fast settle up, and all are not able 10 fence
substantially with rails or plank, %; all
must keep some stock s.W9lp' says one,
''Iet every man lake care Of bis stock.
herd them at night and watch them OuI
of mischief in the day lime" My dear
sir, that is played out; what We want IA
home protection; we want owners Of stock
to be amenabie for what his stock destroys.
| don't care what you call It, herd law.
or law to restrain stock from committing
depre dations on crops; anything you
please, only let Us have it. / believe
there has been more hard feeling, fussing
and bitterness among nelghbJrs on
account of breachy and unruly stock than
war, religion. politics and oil latiliDg gOs-
sips combined. "Well' says one, ''wiH
a herd law make it any better" lily dear
sir, il can't make it worse, and 10 ny hum
bic view will make it great deal better.
When a man is compelled to pay damage
he will do it without going to law about
il; while at present it is worth the damage
to collect il. Look at it, friends. l would
like to see intelligent farmers and stock
raisers' opinions on the subject.
SELF SHARPNER-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-05

Editor .ddUertiSsr: did not intend
TO trespass on your space any more with
this subject, and my apology for so doing
at this time is that l cannot allow Mr.
Bryanl's remarks to go by unDoticed. as
he either misunderstands or willfully
misrepresents my statements. In either
case the effect is the same. The first is
in regard to the cost of making the
fence; the second in making hedge. and
the third in the distance advocated for
planting. Will Mr.. Bryant's egOtism
allow him to correct his errors?
Now, whatever views l have pre-.
sented in these columns that do not ac-
cord with his ideas, will be, Mr.. B., for
the benefit Of all concerned, point them
out, and tell where the error is, what it
is, and fully explain all its connections
Simple assertions, unless based upon
general principles, are inadmlssibie and
if Mr.. Bryant, in discussing these ideas
convinces me Of my error. shall feel
under obligations to him for so doing
VIII he also give his figures in regard
to the cost of making hedge on the raw
prairie. E. H. B.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-03-05
Farmers Own Too Nueh Land.

The high prices which have been OBJ
tanned for some time past, and which are
now received for country produce, have
stimulated our farmers 20 branch out
Many of them have bought or intend to
buy the "next eighty" or forty acres
joining. Now, while we admit that ev.
cry one understands his own affairs best,
and also the extent Of his desirable pos
sessions still we thInk a word of eau
tion may possibly save our readers soma
funds. or anxiety. Il Is certainly better
70 raise one thousand bushels Of corn on
ten acres, than TO devote twenty acres TO
the same purpose. Ii the same amount
of fertilizers aud the same labor was eX-
pended on teu acres, which Is necessary
to cultivate the twenty, II would not only
better The land, but II would generally
produce the desired result, and leave
the ten uCres to be devoted 10 other crops
Feed you laud aud II viii. feed YOU
Make il produce the most possible 10 Be
realized from the same number Of acres.
Improve your fences 50 as 10 avoid hav-
ing your crops destroyed by your own or
yOuI HciAnUOi SLOLhs AAIptbFG JoAAs
barns aud out buildings, and thus save
feed and fuel. Get a pump for your
we'll or cislern and thus save the strength
of your wife and your own. Have your
buildings painted and thus preserve them;
in fact, instead Of spreading. concentrate
your forces, OF ia other words your capI-
tal and the hard times, which are
already felt by many, will leave you IN
harmed. You will have less tax to pay.
be enabled 10 do, your work IN good
season, and enjoy belIer what YOU have
without being overwOrked. You will
also have more time TO cultivate your
mind, attend to the education Of your
children, and not dread the day when the
interest on your notes will come due,
which you may possibly have given ia
part payment fox the next eighty acres.
Rural World.