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Goods Found.

,INHERE egs toaHd ppda ~ prf misses, sis-
II nasen ~ New Windssr District, II The first
two weaks 81 Decembcr, lof Of Dry Goods.
suppp.ad q bare been pkfi II lfIse Stock Of
some fedilzr passing through the District.
The owser will please eqnse forNsra. desaitcly
prese this ptopsrfy b 30 BIZ, ana sfter paylse
ne charges for this Advertisement, he Win b.
allowed TO take them away. 49,
ISAAC C. DAIL,
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bargains! Bargains!

r1NHE Subscribers now offer 10 the citi.
il zens Of Westminster and vicinity the
cheapest line of Goods this aide Of fhila.
drlphia.
We are. leiermined 10 close out aur entire
StocktsF FAIL. AND WINTER GOODS,
at PRICES that will astopish the natives.
,Adies are pastieaIprix Requested 70 cali
and secure hnc dress goods II and below
e''' esmt ~; ooAfa,a.
janarsl s,,,a /. HOOD a MIITEN.
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al the business portions Of Indianola,
TexgS,gYsrs lsslTlssd byg QEessaq the
fifty other buildings were burned I. TIE
loss is estimated 'at shiftyshousand dol
hsFhss The ere Is at,ribased to iusen-
diarisml 1altsergsq g9s,9A ilnJ s,fi7si 10
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A Ill persons indebted TO tbs undersigned
IN tdaring hia term Of oiiice). for ices d
any Aiiid. are respectfully requested 10 call
Aass kcitia' Asset she lst day ~ March ne<s
sssaaoansa viii be placed h the sheriff 4
iiaaaz fsA collection. sSs6l 800 y.
WIN. .Asi2qKEf.IAP. ...,
Late Clerk afthe circuit ccurt fur Carroll
cosby stAts 1sk2& EF dtxs2sksn
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i.sHas Heax-40,etisc esRh 81 December
.Msdsisia. M.relycks living laboEt. sihree
iailxs FROM ts,miI.stet,i BIZ lIEfsJ ls,is' 81
Ms iarwtt hass tlnlt ve lNyss hsani ~. .isr
nsay . day. oHe-wcishei 5ls,; The
next ss', and shsr thira ~ frarh.
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TIME Siugrr Improved. A.aster a Fatally
Il SerisE Machine u "a nsw perfection
~ ssll likely ever hs attained, in the beauty
cf iisy stitch. iss peieslsss svoiion Ass.l sta
adaptation 70 Al kinds sf work. either k&ssy
~ Eight. Call anarse them vs. rnti sssi
a.,,s. ssa NJ Il ai0RsUCH.
aesAz s4ssts5t IN Y.ll Agent.
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TO COXstTMpTfyKs.

The Rev EDwAtsg, A. wII.Soy wIll sead
tfFss ~ rhssgsi IN ~ ska desire IA. ths pre-.
sfripiiDa with tie digeogi0ss Ire uskibK sad
usiAw fhs ssaag,irFessS@t hYwt1fh u wes cared
~ lank aeeftise 80 thstsi - disease css-
sampslsa, lils sntF objert h h. btuedt The ~.
eirtsa SOD be ksprk sstFg sskFFsf Nlu nv this
pfsssripisys. RsrfAsNttt essst tlsena aafhins and
Nst ~ete f8swslsg, FIrkss sAffrs. "a ~
hsv. kiiwAAil A. Wilas0N.
Ssw Yea. aS2sfs3kt4 ~ Nhsy M-ty
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Il happiness or MlSefy. iasi
Z The sietin 81 yoathfsl inaIseressou' aeelroys
his hHppiness fsiina hts prospects for social en-
jeyment, marriage and The pnssuIt Of hasiness
and ends his life 10 misery but By tlse timely
use Of The long tried and faithful rsmsdy4
tseIiss. specific Hsilis
be nasy recover hishsslsb. Make therefore no
delay IN using thi@ remedy. Il glyes speedy
fsilsfsnd MI soon eject care ~ All eascs II
ksninai Weakness. Emiaslons, Physical and
NeFvsas Debility and arrangements Of nc uri-
nssy sreana- Positive benefit IL derived b.
usisg siaRie bez. II IL entirety ssercsable
and harmless aaa 10 change VI diei D. iBscssa.
~ whilst using them. 49, Y s@tF
Price One Dollar pss bos viii full airsc-
Sold BY Dsagglsts generally III place,
where fhcy cafaot ~ pvocarca s wIll ssnd
them By nHall postpald and seeHrs fsuia obacs-
tation o. eseeibt ~ lhe meney. Address
J. BRYAN. ". ~. 80 Broadway, MY.
Private and eoutldentIal rlrralars will be scsss
~ gentlemen fspapE ehsn@e. - esaa a.
. 4. \ Ilssss, AFsass u sssmlnsirF, Nd.
artiN,1y
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:, IYspLYEYT,s NOTICE.
IMTsIC!!... J. !. .

81 Prof. .. Mortimer Hurley,
s MILO IS NOW ISSTRt9cTING
w sl,e cARkgI.l, BRASS. BAND.
NE urehssiya A. Nes WiedaeFs aid ~.
Two Ofcl1esiras recensiy Eofmwi a. west-
minister, Offers his nersicea 10 tho I.sdie.
asd Qrptlmrrnea Fpaaln sfswg AhA wIsh
20 isla ss.e,w& ssi4hetitiIrh M NJ ffA No.
ladies WILL be waile,j on at thsis kamas. -
aAlse, instftbtiosn glsea 81 fha F.iAFgsaat
Violin, Finte md Thorough Iiass. 4 n
For pafflc6isrs 81 ~ III de, ftfli2 kfbf6
of A. III. Hitter eFst Tic Ntzi0pat Hotel.
~ dsc.tys1ih ftt ~ sFftRl4
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49,, Fms Duseeiars' os.si,. - We sxdll 4 hster'
3ionto Ne Cardof sbe Dfusgins, ip krI
oshsf eoashn They too have e 'sl9s Esl, U
s.hFins sheir trade, ~ neaFsyps spassihlsIt /.
4esah basis. hsliesinu such A. syasesn 1tpsbl
ths bs1s NJ all concerned, 81 = s'sl'ass,
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fxxif s4hscfibc1t ~ fte YD3upehkrsr Apvi
a <x<I h 81 jtzHfc IN A14{ <zz <1< 4E& ~ + q
pay III same " MI. Davis, " die Filming 81
49,, " J, ~ ! tAfhhA h4Hi4k1pf lannar.
ne<t 4 win ~ pecessHry, In the fpse, ~ tho4
e. e e. Al 5s''iGIlss
II "a z s lgsS IL & s ssl
ssslz K z : IT. r soannoARKR, |
,asn eaRf''s yer ;bKersk On tl6s lhHr4
day) evening Josephus Cheaacy, tAa1lf BOZ
s<}s@sen ~ X tstnek5 sswzllS dellgefsonb d
his tslsbfassd 1ssshps raiiise rs III Iii.
sshpdist Prot chgseeh. spbjess, ssll'eni
pexpnce and Habit. All are inyitafxo b
present. A4dN .nwas1pss I emea,rah /
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1ar- Mr.. John II. iBoEefs hIl sId,]|i Il
Iay y III stock u Family Groceriss III ~ hi
xpisndld new store room, 10 Central Hall, z
s4AazFfbs uslaklnk Innb1O<2zMi
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barge sad ensasuaslsas BRICK
nWEl.tI Nj, tsa .sssrl ps sad hall kuunk
high enfpssiiy baiis snd wril ani.ls. sss<&
"a eith ppsshss and nsher essvss ssssH
nieaert. Atsa coed and cofafnos ...e&-WX
tis'as Nritrer Hsfs wish large wsrnn Ildasr.
Cara cesb hssd Harness iieass assschrsi Sus,,k =
Hes<r. Drt ffausa, Mash lfease. Wa,A shoe
Hlaetemiik Hhsp. Need IIanpr, aud lsrae
hng iips~ etth spariras Cora Crib sttseheI,s
slse Kerd Brirk Dairy aai5tsA ssth sr,aent.
ss,sr ss'rghs sad fssHssl,c q neyafsfsIiine
water near the Msssls,n. There Il nsss ound
two story Tensss Horse shsi stable ~ one t,,i-
scr 81 tbs pssyegty The land 10 ~ good oval.
ny sod N stats VI good eniiirssias 81 ,,ss<. n
and V laid ~ lists evsseuint aeisls ss der sss.sl
fsaring rAgge are sbs,ag - Arfss " ekeel
!gnt WOOD LAND, ceusislipg 81 White OAK,
s s's s W. va nssI Fa, + ns s az. .s
.il...ei.rss frNe4ftss sad Pfusn< -
THIS property lies wishin miller of Tho ".
~ y ", snd On, the phiehtIiss Tad Union
Bridge Tarspiks rpad.l nes IN s1wrss ef een-
Bridge Thsre l. also COED cnnnsy goad
passing W he sfFkt<tfs. 4Iaa ~ orpsts aI-o
lesin anas 1t tksSasest slesss keods.
having Mills, Schools and harches oontlxss,ns
Those wsshing r sisN HE farm hiil please
call on NJ Joevph nokinslry, residing At Ne.
hingiry'. hsiis, Who wiiiiake pieasure h show.
Ing the sbssc property and eivihk any ihfar-
n,aliaa desirable. Aas ens wssiirx isfofma
..es by.wsll eaH address NJ W. I,aekiaKhala,
"afheiasbafe, taFfrH espnfY, Nd, or 81
calling upon him Plat via be Skhlbited. az
" addressing 1s-<rh AskIastsy, Neklnary's
Mills Carroll county, Nd.
Ysars.s4-t)ne third cAsl. sne fiiifsl n ne end
~ twelve uenths. ard one third vi the cad ~
two years ths Purchaser " pesehsmfs giving
his a. tssir notes wish appFafe III sessfil asess
log interest frou the dag of kaIc
fotfessipn gives 90 The III day ofakprIi.
iSgs, o. sooner n desired. ss,.', /. 4 $500
4tN u. w. BGCKISgHAN.
JOSEPH MckfNHTRY,
dcels-b Ks Attorneys for tisn~feirs
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 gsniiemaa ahn ~ rarly tie Was a victim
" thst dsbaeiez Vice ~ cuaspoH - yeush,
Nhteh refnIted IN eet1InsI Wvakaess, InyoIaa-
tnsy frstsin1is and NsfYeps FrossrAtion ard
easue scar ending biz days N hoPeicss misery.
tfter using namrfouk tragedies without sueeese
he sbtNinsd ffom friend sS1ae siinfle Faifa md
prescriptions that Effected a pefmanent card =
On behalf II Fa0erinK hamspits he Will send
the sstne free u ehntge 60 ~ Who cav sitslss
H. Addrva EDUA IREMAlxE,
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~. stNNt NAiitt AL HAtk, I =
..... ,MseStWiaster. Deecmber 2eth, .esi,
declared a Diridena Of III IA, PEfTeNT
iHr ne SIX ponthk ending 3lst inst.. psf ahis On
andaisor he 10th ganaaf ii, ibsB. 6orcsnasrnt
Taxes paid BIZ the bank 7Salf'H
sp.I...s q fsAa W. Al eUNNTNpfihn,,e
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I1o0T8 AND SHOES Fresh srrlrsI o.
j , Hoot% and Shoes At the Cd stsnd ~
jssf fssr y. AitsseI
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IFva1ssi The JSleFatss sos5s9 (which
,,aeeis .ip fhe Toop pyer Ito store OF Messfs.
hixesef Ahl ShiplSy, 10 Nc N'eX End, IN
teuda halaiaga al messing en- saturday
f's@fnssaa III so'clgqk. The FnlYxt Tar
tsSlsise ~ \ lljss ''shbsAd CAPITAL -PkhAh,
a,sa.ls sAgdYshedri rhe paiaic arg cor
disiiy nsited. " sa1, 50 ssNse etsiit
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II AIDES call AZ Gtsrrr's end get pair Of
III a slighing Hasss,s ,semethinG ner. Ych
VIII have no use for Over Htoe< bon' forget
20 call aeon, a. dis II tise erIy place yon eau
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5000 f1Ewl $500
Maryland Bounty.
l,rsS -
Just .Apj,rQ72riGted!

!. Soldiers erlisicd W .dsefled inio sis ~ ~.
Sersiee hefwcsp The lst April and ls4klDe- :.
rrmher, 1854, and persons whsa fasaishsd
subsiifaies lintveen those dstesl uhe we've
mustered insp thu X. service and credited
apon The qapiapf this State are now entitled
% $500. .,p slms1
For fulI information send Name Of sel.~
sdfF, cempqay. Rsgipsnt And DFie &C IN.
ai4Aafhs, sf Date ~ bfkft isifthe Soiai<r pr
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/ G Nplp9RE MID &c

g1yr Chspesf Rook rfsv P.sJERsd
eshsnsnlnF brsfiy ,hsts hshdrcd pages
AID 10 kne pIsses shs sssrssiags of,ske'
4 :. esssssy - ne HapiHn Ufxahs % 4 stats ~
krfors, iss Deplerabie Coss<aasnces ss6s slr
hind and BcdY, With she Authors flss Of
Ffsetnent-fhe oniy rstianef ana sececssfuS
node q cufe, ~ shewn by tho repurtof cases
treated, Aupthfai adviser % NE marrisd snd
niece contemplating marriage, who lesraessAln
~ pasteKe 10 soy aaSfrss, on recept u "a eenss
= ft1naps OF petal chrrt1<t,l by sdafer<ine
Or. Ia cE0Ix. No. n Maiden Lane. AIbsnv.
=. u The suii,Vr my bs cepss1itsd a1bn cav
" ts2 sisszsss hpdn sktsb N bsAk srcnfs, eIsk-
e essssns,l D. q " psn, Asaifias. sen, 10
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20 sfAe tIesstsI tsrisk n. sigkesell and y.
Frank ssipiey Rive Iorme,l 4 .cogiay ih,erstlip
in the sisslshndBli,asas BSSsss.. See
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asasis. On the 18th ulilspo Ire folioss-
adg geiielstasd were osen Sliicars Or /; corgs
Washington Ledge of MnsoHaf Mo- assss "
y, pr. C sdts $. Fosig 3 ", sI1gabdorss !.
Fritehsss !. ~ j T. Or cisimrs. seeretary,
William Moorcf 1'rehSursr, J. Henry Hopps..
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3. FSAsv Wscgll Ftisption " lbe ltlesirT'll
'iawsipSspsvg lssdssrlised byi Mr. Fill.
,l,auknHli ziasaf 1fesea hs8sii,isa
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10 Il. q

~ me Be# chsncs ever ofFsred 10 Agrps.f
One twp dsSN time win secure saaa
csrthg AeTtf'is. Hsfe4, SHk Drs.s. 1890,
y some other artieie 81 eanaI vaiac. Pnrs ~
gesrt Aeesn wa1ted every where, male and
.ss. ,1r sne Dssf Vae Dollar pawnbroker,s
Sa'e ~ the country. Send foF cffenIsr.
=. OaTHDMPS0Ni a 90.
~ Exchange street, Bos.en. NJ.
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On lhe apih ahimp, 81 hss residence. IA
keislersiown, BaHifnwp gasuty. asseas. Z
". FiHisis IN We stga y~g Of IIl~arc.
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lxxTILi.IA N STEfNEii. of New Wind
w sog District. Il ANNOUNCED A. . can
didass fer pext AheziIj, Iis dsol2.u :
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PUBLIC. SALE
4 ~ gAi.t;Api.E $500
REAL ESTATE.

IlY risses " prssf n Asiesssy. sseestea
y y as by the heirs ~ htslsxTy Rrrsss-
sss. Vie ~ Ftearssek cnaasy, dse~ssrd, 40
Will ed - Ispbils ssis.; co tlss eFsmlses II
FREDERICK ensngy. Nd. % a
TiiuRrD III ! ANuAkY gtth. isss.
ttt u'etecA, 2. ",
That saiaskss fstsa iying aass sissatrsl I n,il,.
We'd et ArkisssFy's hilia ard ! sssIes Eass NJ
auhsstillr. and % tis sps4 igealsx ssea. Lab,
ssy Iara 70 Nsklaslsys ! Mis-. ssssasasSe
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I 7777zs Z 4 "a IA 81
SALES ~ aeeME ~ rzfTr The following
\ sales 10 come OF have been advertised d,
, ss ,fs .s.. asa az t,,s *
" +, y
sss's ?, q se1t. ,sl,s 5s,n:a1 =;
sssR'',s pss.s 2 t'ss 49,
H. n, Ma, aa.,' s,l,tI ;...'s & 4 k,,r.,r
~ 49,, W III r'1 ir
iss ss'y : ss s' III ,ss'
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Al A D AM R0Yis
Corset Skirt Supporter

NrANfED. Ladies o. fientiamca 10 sell Ne
w GEN Scissors shsrpcuer, Bstton Hole
Cater snd Nippef eoinhined. Sassplc sent ~
usaii Cor 40 ct. Address Mrs. ANNA SMITH,
- Parkman SIS t.Ievsl.ad, q,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-19
THE USE OF TOBACCO.

DR., Will ard Parker well known as
one of the most eminent members of
the medical profession in this country
gave in n recent lecture, very decided
testimony against the use of tobacco
He said the use of The weed is particu-
larly injurious to studious men of setl-
entary habits and indoor life. Such
should never smoke. The odOr infects
their clothing, study, and books so
that they live and breathe In noXious
atmosphere of tobacco. Those who
spend the most of their time in the
open air are not i'm such constant peril.
The poison is slow : but in the second
or third decade the virus becomes man
ifest. The words of the wise man, abe
cause sentence against an evil work is
not executed speedily, therefore the
hearts of sons ofm is fully set i'm them
to do evil," are strikingly applicable
to those who indulge in this pernicious
habit. The speaker had for years been
a smoker himself, and urged upon his
auditory to give up the Use of tobacco.
lie said in all of his professional prac-
tice Inc had never kaown u man among
t le employees of q tobacco manufacto-
ry to be sound and healthy. To al!
outward appearance they seem strong;
but let them meet with an accident, or
from any cause need medical aid, and
it was found their rccuperative powers
was greatly enfeebled. The otlsp ing
of tile users of tobacco, also inherit the
taint of their parents.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-19
IMPROVING GARDEN SOIL.

1t must not be forgotten that, every
plant, however small or feeble, takes
Something from the richness of the sur
rounding earth. In order, therefore,
to keep up the fertility of the garden
without incurring annual expense Tor
fertilizers, it is we'll to have an out-of-
the-way corner where withered plants
refuse vegetables, the litter from poul-
lighthouses, bones, ashes, sawdust, soot,
mowings of grass, dead leaves and an
such things, may be thrown. This
compost-heap should be Under shelter;
and il care be tiskcn 10 store up all re-
fuse materials there, the result will be
a good quantity OF vegetable manure
tho best fertilizer for flower garden and
orehartl-in the following spring. Be
fore il is used, have some fresh lime
slaked with brine till it fall to powder,
sprinkled over the compost, which
should be turned over two or three
times, and it is then ready tor use,
mixed with double its quantity ofearth.
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FISH GUAEo.

This refuse Of the fish oil manufat =
t,tres is of much value when used as II
top dressing for grass lands. We ex-
perimentcd with five or six tons OF It
ile past year, and found the best way
to fit is for application. was to COM
post is with moist peat or soil. When
a bed is formed of alternate layers OF
fish and peat, and kept moist, the fish
soften and undergo pntrefnctive fer
mentation, liberating valuable gases,
which are absorbedby peat or. soil. At
terra few weeks, the bed may be sh9v-
elled over and allowed.to ferment again.
In this way Il compost is formed oIgreab
crease its value for grain crops, ashes,
bone dust or supcrphosphate, may be
mixed with it. 1t gives an early start
to coru, producing a lrlxuriant stalk,
and vigorous rapid growth. The phoss-
pheric acid element of the bone is need
ed to give weigl and plumpness to the
kerneI.-Journdl of Chemistry. 4'
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CORN MEAL BUTTER MAKING.

. #.
Judge Owen is reported in Utica
Herald as. having made the following
remarks at n meeting of the Little Falls
Farmers Club, of New York: glIi9
lie found no ground feed so good but
ter making, as Indian meal he had
made II number of experiments in feed.
ing, aud the best results were obtained
BY feeding it dry. In THIS state, the an
imal took it slow, moistening it With
saliva and thoroughly masticating IT.
In feeding it wet, he thought it passed
directly to the third stomach. and hence
was not properly assimilated. Had y
large COW cfthe IIolderness breed upon
which he experimental. TO see how
much meal could be fed with profit.
Found that feeding two quarts at u
feed, and twice day was all she would
bear. This in addition to hay, brought
down in large quantities. BY .siich feed
this COW Yielded fourteen pounds of
butterFper week. Her highest product
was forty zone pounds OF butter IN NJ
teen days, besides thirty quarts OF milk,
which was saved out for family use
Did not regard tmnips as of much val
ue for milch COW /: preferred pototocs
as far more valuable to feed. .tfri
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REMEDY FOR RUST IN WHEAT.

The following from distinguished
German agrieulturist, is taken from
Bremen pal er: For thirty years
have.tound this method successful in
preventing rust i'll wheat Some
hours, at the longest SIX or eight, before
sowing. prepare Il steep of three meas
urcs of powdered quickline, and ten
measures of cattle urine. Pour two
quarts of this upon q peek of wheat,
and stir with spade until every ker-
mel is covered white with it. BY using
wheat so prepared, rust of every kind
will be avoided, and have often no.
ticed that while in the neighboring
fields, great part of the crop is alice
ted by rust, in mine, lying close by it,
not a single ear SO Affected could bo
found.
The same writer says he takes tho
sheaves and heats off the ripest kernels
with Il stick, and uses the grain thus OBJ
tanned for seed.
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Bntfirar.
TO ONE IN HEAVEN.

I know thou hast gone to the home of thy
rest; l.feEN H.I I.
Then why should my soul be so sad?
I know thou hast gone where the weary
are blest. lH
And the mourner looks up and IS glad;
When love has put of In the land of Its
birth,
The stains 1t has gathered IN this;
And Hope the sweet singer that gladdens
the earth, -
Lies asleep on the bosom OF bliss. ~ ~. I
know thou hast gone where thy forehead
With the beauty that dwelt In thy soul;
Where the light OF thy lovliness cannot be
marred. 1'fI''. i.HI a|. r.II tU '
orthy heart be flung back from It's goal /;
flows H.Hf
That sheds DER memory's only repose,
And takes from 1t only regret.
In thy far away dwelling wherever it be,
/ believe thou has visions of mine, ,.
And the love that made all things music
to be,
/ have not learned to resign.
In the hush of the night on the waste OF
the sea, i...r. I'D,
Or alone with the breezes on the hills,
There is ever presence that whispers OF
thee, H'f ''H
And my spirit lies down and is still.
My eye must be dark that so l,ng has been
dim, Ur.g...ll.
Ere again 1t may gaze upon thine, .Hf
But my heart has revealings Of thee and
thy home, II tlt .f|u. .l.
In many token and sign. ,rII...
never look up with vow to the sky,
But a light like thy beauty is there;
And l hear O low murmur like thine In
reply, l liiF
When pour out my spirit in prayer;
And though like the mourncr that sits by
the tomb, -...I -
am wrapped In q mantle of care, ..T
Yet the grief of my bosom. oh call 1t not
gloom! l5..I..r ..U. .....st
Is not the black grief of despair, -u.
By sorrow revealed, ,as the stars are by night,
Far Off as bright visions appear; ..l
And Hope. like the rainbow, a being OF light,
Is born, like the rainbow, in tears,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-19
Farut atS GarSttt.
WHEN TO MANURE TREES.

Inquiry is often made as to the fire.
quency and amount ofmanuring or cul-
tivation for trees. The answer must be:
According to circumstances. The ques-
ton again recurs: How shah We know
what our soils need? The answer is:
Observe the results Of growth. An eN-
animation or analysis of the soil will be
of little use. But the trees will tell
their own story. If the soilis SO ricli
that they make annual shoots of two or
three feet or more i'll length, without
any cultivation or manllring mt all,
(Which, however, is rarely tho casco
then it will be needless to give addition
al care. The annual growth is Che best
guide to treatment. There's are few ap-
pie orothcr orchards which, after reach
ing good bearing state, throw out an
nial shoots more ihan n footsand half
loifg, and many not half this length
The owner may lay it down asran unal-
terable rule that when his trees do not
grow one foot annually they need more
mannrihg or cultivation, or both. BY
observing the growth fe can answer All
questians OF the kind referred to with
out difficulty. .--Americaa Fruit AgricAi-
t,vdlSt. s#z s-rs5. .r..r
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-19
TO CLEAR HOUSE OF vERMIN.

"Burleigh," of the Boston journal,
says 81 tell you ladies Il secret that
may be worth yoIr knowing-a new
remedy to clean house of roaches and
vermin has been found. SO complete
is the remedy that men offer to rid
premises of these pestilential nuisances
by contract. The article is sold under
the name of French Green and other
high sounding names, and at quite a
high price. But the article in plain
English is nothing but common green
paint in powder. Six cents worth used
about any house will clear the kitchen,
and all its surroundings. These pests
intest many houses in this city, ad uao,-
seam, and we believe tie ladies will
thank us for so cheap an eradicator.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-19
M0LAssEs PIE.

Two cups of molasses boiled almost in
to candy, one cup of sugar, one table
spoonful of butter, one tablespoonful OF
cream, one tablespoonful Of Hour. Let
the molasses be almost cold before ad-
ding the sugar, butter, cream and -four.
Then heat four eggs light and STIR them
in, make short crust, aud fill the paus
as usual. Bake slow, aud when cold
they arc ready tor use.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-06-19
BROWN BREAD.

Everybody likes good brown bread,
and lsend youa sure receipt Tor making
1t good.
One pint ofrye meal and one of corn
meal, lialfa cup ofyeast, Il small tea cup.
OF molasscs, one tea-spoontul OF salt
mix with warm water, and have il So
it will pour out easily and settle readily
to its place.