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Go 70 SIeen Early.

Many children, instead of being
plump and fresh as a peach, are as
withered and wrinkled as last years
apples, because they do not sleep
enough. Some physicians think that
the bones grow only during sleep
This cannot say certainly but | do
know that those little folks who sit
up late at nights are usually nervous,
weak, small and sickly. The reason
why you need more sleep than your
parents is because you have TO grow
and they do not. They can use up
the food they eat, in thinking, talking
and working. while you should save
some of yours for growing. You ought
TO sleep a greatdeal; nyOu do not, you
within activity, consume all you eat,
and have none, or not enough to grow
with. Very few smart children excel
or even equal other people when they
grow up. Why is thise Because their
heads, if not their bones, are'kept too
busy, so they cannot sleep, rest and
grow strong in body and brain. Now
when your mother says Susie or Geor-
gia, or whatever your name may be,
it is time to 60 to bed, do not worry
her by begging her to sit up 'ijust a
little longer" but hurry off to your
chambers, remembering that YOU have
a great deal Of sleeping and growing
TO do tomake you s healthy, happy,
useful man or woman.-RUrnL Nelg
Yorker.
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THE CHRONICLE.
Measurement or Farm Land.

1t is seldom necessary for 8 farmers
measurement of his land TO be perfect
" exact. He generally can pace it
near enough for estimating the amount
of seed, manure, ETC., he needs per
acre, the length of fence he needs to
provide for, etc. It's, however, much
more satisfactory, and usually more
profitable, to measure and know much
more nearly the size of the pieces of
land cultivated. The measuring rod
and tape are nearly as important to
the careful farmer as the scales and
half-bushel measure. 1t takes two
men, or a man and a boy at least, to
carry a chain or tape line, and a farmer
is often 10th to take off, j hands from
important work, while he is very will
ling to spend time walking over his
fields measuring and planning for i'm
prOvements, and for future ernps, or
estimating the yield Of crops already
garnered.
William Hull, OF Hilltop, Pa. saves
himself trouble by a little continuance
of which he writes as follows:
Take two strips Of board, three
quarters of an inch thick, an inch
wide, and 81 feet long, fssten the tops
together with a screw, or with shingle
nails, spread the bottoms exactly So
teet apart, and nail a strip Gro about
> feet from the top and you have a pair
of rough cOmpasses or dividers. Point
the bottoms, and it is ready for use
Put your hand on ton and turn il as
you walk along; three spaces will
make a rod. / find il saves . great
deal of g~UeSs-WOrk.'
1t must be borne in mind that this
instrument will give but very little
more accurate results than pacing I'M
less it be moved in a direct line. tits
hard even to walk in a straight line
unless n has practice, and still hard
er would it be to carry such a measur-
ing implement. Two points must
always be taken, one near and one
distant, and the one be made TO cover
or half cover the distant one all the
/ time. Thus a line will be very nearly
straight. This affair, and the difficult
ties attendant upon its use, suggests
another implement on the same prin-
/ ciple, which the writer intends soon 10
make, thus '"Take three sticks ex-
actly 81 feet long, bore a gimIet hole
in the exact middle of each, and fasten
them together with a long e OF
bolt which shall pass through the ends
of two similar sticks, they should be
i pine, > inches wide.l The three
which are fastened together AT their
centers should now have their *
tremities placed equally distant. They
will be exactly q feet apart, and
should be fastened so by means OF
strips of lath, nailed on six or eight
inches from the ends. These are then
TO be sharpened to marked points just
q feet apart, and when done, we have
a wheel which will measure one rod al
each revolution. and may be pushed
before one walking, using the two out
side pieces as handles of a wheeIbar-
row are used.-4msricuB ApricUlt1r-
list.
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THE
from Moore's RaaruI Nep Yorker.]
COOKING BEANS.

.... -
II my dear Rural, you ever Mould wish
Eor breakfast or dinner a tempting dish
Vi the beans so famous in Boston town,
You mus read the rules I here lay down:
when the sun has set in golden light,
And round you fan the shades OF night,
A large deep dish o first prepare.
A quart Of beans select with care.
And pick them over, mt Won md
Not a speck or mote Is left bef1ind.
A lot Of cold water on them pour
TIL every e is covered Ger,
And they seem TO your poetic eve
Like pearls in the depth OF the sea 10 lie;
Here, II you please, YOu may let them stay
IllJust after breakfast the very mex day.
through
q mean for the beans, and not for you)
Then, If IN your pantry, there still should he
That bean pot. so famous in history,
With all due Difference, bringing It out,
Ano, II there's a skinner lying about,
half Of the beans from the boiling pan
Into the bean pot as fast as YOU can:
Then turn to Biddy n calmly tell her
To take a huge knife n go TO the cellar:
Fe= you must have like Shyloch Of old.
"A pound fnesh," ere you beans grow cnld 4;
But very unlike hat ancient Jew.
Nothing but pork will do for you,
Ihen tell once more Your maiden lair,
In the choice of the piece 70 take great care,
Fol a streak of fat and q streak OF lean
VIII give the right flavor 10 every bean!
This you must wash, and rinse, and score,
Put into the pot and round II pOUr
The rest, till n view presented seems
Like an island of pork in an ocean OF beans:
Pour on boiling hot water enough to cover
The tops OF the beans completely over.
Shove into the oven and bake till done.
And the triumph OF Yankee cookery won.
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NEW SPRING CARPETS

Is now very full and complete. much more
extensive than ever before, embracing all
Qualities OF goods from g
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Two WAYS.

From q Sermon by Henry Ward Beecher.l
Let US take instances that are famil-
lar to us in common life. A man sits
at his door and sees a bully abusing a
child that is weak, gentle, mild and
meek and the man is terrifcally in
dignant; he fairly swears with rage
TO see s0ch al abomnible bully abuse
such a helpless, nice boy. a very
staid and quiet apprentice in a shop
near by witnesses the occurrence.
He does not feel half so much indig-
nation, but he drops his tools, and
elaps ON his paper cap, and rushes out
into the street, and knocks that bully,
and sends him sprawling TO the
ground; and when three or four of
the bully's compaEiOns come up to
help him, the apprentice squares up
to them, and sppals the whole of them
and he rescues that boy. I should
like. to know which of those two men
felt Indignation best and most saluta-
ry? One felt ii in his heart, and the
other felt ii in his fist. In one it took
on the form of helpless protest-the
form of lazy Indignation in a lazy
man. And so he sat and reeked with
indignation into a fire which carried
him out, and made him the champion
and protector Of the weak, and a pun
isher of the oppressor. say that the
last feeling was the hearty feeling
the feeling that took on the form of
action instantly.
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New Advertisements.
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Which will y0u do-smile, and
make your household happy, or be
grabbed, and make all around you
gloomy and miserable? The amount
Of happiness you can produce is in
ealculable if you show a smiling face,
a kind heart, and speak pleasant
words. Wear a pleasant eountenance
let joy beam in your eyes, and love
glow on your forehead. There is nc
joy like that which springs from q
kind act or a pleasant deed; and you
will feel it at night when you lie down
to rest, at morning when you rise, and
through the day when at your BUSH
naSa-
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HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.
Eradiestes EruptiTe and lucrative Diseases
OF THE

Eradicates EruPtiTe and ItoeTatlTe Diseases
OF THE
THROAT NOSE EYES EYELLDS, SCALP
And SKIN,
Which so disfgure the appearance. PUR-
moving all taints, remnants OF DISEAS-
Is hereditary or otherwise. and is taken by
ADULTS n CHILDREN with perfect
SAFETY.
TWO TABLE SPOONFULS of the Extract
qua to the Lisbon Diet Drink. n bot
tie Is eOualt TO a gallon OF the syrup Of Sar-
saparilla, or the decotions as usually made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published
in the Medico-C hirugicalR Review, on the sub
affections, by BENJAMIN TraVers, +. Z. s.
&c. Speaking of those diseases, and diSeas-
eS arising from the excess OF mercury, he
states th0t no remedy Is equal 70 the Ertrdcf Of
S~ITSdpOTIuo; Ifs pOtDer Is extraordinary, more
50 hdn any other drug I 0l~ acquainted rith.-
Nts,nd The sTIcteSt sense, a tonic nth this fnUUttd-
Die 0ttTibtge, that IL Is applicable 10 a state ofLhe
system so SIBlkeR, and vel 50 irritable as renders
other STbStd1ces al The tonic class unavailable a.
Injurious.
HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Extract SarsapariIla,
Established upwards Of Is years. PREPARED
BY H. T. HELMROLD,
$40 Broadway, n. 7.
QUANTITY Is. QUALITY. HeluboJd's
EIlrdcf S~drs0pdTiUd. The dose Is small
Those who desire a large quantity and large
doses Of medicine ERR.
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i. MILLER q Sons, E9ratoEa- n y and others,
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; 6rOeers md Druggists treble their sales vita
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"Do you seek consolation for your
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Where is money mentioned in the
bible? Where the dove brought the
green back to Noah.
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BEST oEEERs 10 AGENTS

ITO sell PALMER-S EMERY GRINDER
i for MOWER and REAPER KNIVES, and
al EDGE TOOLS II OUTLASTSthe Grind
stone and ca Faster lDith less Poecer. Weighs
vi 20 Pounds, and is cheap and eOnrsRieNa.-
GA-TERAS VERY LIBERAL and sales
large and Immediate. To secuFea an agency,
address JAY Z. STROKE, Toledo, ohio.
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Special Notices.

VTHY WILL YOU DIE-Conklin's Pastiles
" cares Consumption, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Group,
Sore Throat, Disagreeable Breath, Tightness
Public Speakers and singers viii find them
unrivaled fo~relesFing the voice. Price . cts
per box. For sale by Hoyt, Stratton 4 Hap
good, Warren. april 3-5t.
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DEAFNESS, CATARRH, SCROFULA--
LA lady who mad suffered for years from
Deafness, Catarrh and Scrofula, was cured
by a simple remedy. Her sympathy and
gratitude promptsh her tosend the receipt free
of charge 10 any one similarly afflicted.
Address Mrs NJ. G. LEGGETT, Hoboken, y. j.
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$685.

To THE WORKrSGC LAss.-Iam now prepa-
red 10 furnish all classes with constant en-
ployment at their homes, the whole Of the
time, or for their spare moments. Business
new, light and profitable. Fifty cents to 50
per evening Is easily earned by persons OF
either sex, and the boys and girls earn near
ly as much as men. Great Inducements are
offered those who will devote their whole
who sees this notice, nay send me their
address and test the business for themselves,
1 make the following unparalleled Ofer:-
To all who are not well satisfied, with the
business. I viii send 81 to pay for the t7ou-
bic OF writing me. Full particulars dtrec-
lions, &c, sent free. Sample sent by mail
for ten cents. Address
E O. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine.
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OF. THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS OF Face
Powders and Washes All such remedies
close up the pores of the skin, and in a short
time destroy the complexion. II You would
nave q mesh healthy and youthful appear
ance, use Heliabolds Etract S~qrsapnriNa.
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NOT A FEW OF the worst disorders that
af1ict mankind arise from corruption of the
blood. HelmbOid'S Ez1racf ~SIrSgparild is q
remedy Of the utmost value.
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4 VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK,

CONTAINING Important Physiological
Information to young men contemplating
Marriage, sent free on receipt Of . cents
Clinton Place, n. y.
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YOUNG LADIES BEWARE

HELMBoLD's CONCENTRATED EX-
TRACT SARSAPARILLA, is the great blood
Purifier. April =, lS6q-2m
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UNTs To=THE MARRIEDEand those
1abOu to Marry. Send stamps for pamph-
let. Mrs M A. WfSsL0W eco. 70. box
1905. New York.
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THE Married Ladies' Pirate O5ag1aion con-
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for : stamps. Address Mrs. G. Henry, Hano-
yer, Pa.
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A MYSTERN.-Any person sending us
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receive by mailthe name and c~arte-de-Visite
Of their future wife or husband.
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BACKACHE PILLS

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g Address PHILANTHROS, BoxP. Phila-
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ASK your Doctor or Druggist for SWEET
QUIN1NE-it equals (bitter1 Quinine. Is
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DIR IRISH'S
OTTAWA BEER.

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IN THESE HARD TIMES
PARKER & cos

You cannot afford 10 pay three or four profits
on articles Of necessary use, when by send
ing a Gu TO
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GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE

OF DRY GOODS. LINENS, PARAsoIs, AL
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M B. STEVENS s BRO,
II
WAR CLAIM AGENTS,
SPECIAL NOTICE, SOLDIERS READ.

Bounty Act, dated March Sd, 1858. provides
that claims for the Sl00 given by law of July,
1866, lust BE FILED PRIOR To NEXT
DECEMBER
THE BACK PENSION, under Act of July =,
1855. is due in all cases where the claim has
been filed within five years OF the date OF
discharge, or, lin ease o heirs) death OF the
soldier. This applies to settled claims n
thOse that may be hereafter filed.
There are a Great Number Of CdiHls, meri-
tOrtous ones which are suspended, or have
been rejected. for the want of proper show
ing ofthe facts. Wewfl give particular atten-
ton to u cases, and Invite, most respect
fully. all interested claimants to write Us.
y. b. We OfUe entire personal attention 20 tie
prosecution oftCd1- cA1iaas. o. 11hdteUeT descTiD-
lion, and guarantee perfect Satisfaction, 10 on
TUA0 place bUsfRess ia our hands.
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Final e4CCO9g2et.

IN SUGGESTIONS OF p. M. AND
M. j. BUTLER, DECD. w :
State Of Louisiana, in Parish Court
Parish Of Bossier. Of Bossier Parish.
Notice is hereby given that George
IN Williamson. administrator sof
the succession Of P. NJ. and M D. But
Ter, both deceased, has thisday fled in
the office of said Parish Court. his final
account as administrator Of said .suo-
cession of P. M. and Nj. j. Butler.
Now, therefore, this is to admonish
all persons concerned, that if opposi-
ton is not made thereto within the
time prescribed by law, the said final
account will be homologated and made
the Judgment Of the Court.
~ Witness, the Hon. i. w. Baker,
I Is Parish Jadge Of Bossier parish,
~ La, this 18th day Of August,
A. d., 1869. a. A. MINIS,
n2l st Deputy Cpk Dist. Court.
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Succession Sale.

Succession Of John Baaskett, decd.
Dy virtue of commission issued
ID from the Honorable the Parish
Court in and for tho Parish of Clai-
borne, La, in the succession of John
Bauskett, deceased, and to me direct
ed, | will offer for sale to the last and
highest bidder. OH THURSDAY the
goth day Of August, 1869, at tho
Court house door. in the town of Belle
vue, La. the undivided half interest
in the following described land belong
ing to the SUCCESSION of John Buuskett,
deceased, situated in Bossier parish.
tu-wit.
The northwest quarter of the south
west quarter, and the southwest quar-
ter of the southwest quarter, section
Is, township IL, range IL.
The northwest quarter of the south
west quarter, and the southwest quar-
tar Of the southwest quarter, of section
5. township 10, range Ii.
Terms of Sale-For what ii will
bring OH a credit Of IL months -pur-
chaser to make l2 months bond with
approved personal security with inter-
est at 8 per cent. from day Of sale.
L. X, RUSS,
Sheriff and ex officio auctioneer.
Bellevue, La, Aug. IA. 1863.
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Too TRUE.-The New York
Bulletin, to show how dependent
the South is upon the North for
manufactures, states that there is
not a paper mill in either Lonisi-
ana, Texas or Mississippi. News
papers, however, quite numerous,
and in New Orleans alone over six
thousand pounds of paper are
used daily for printing purposes
| South WeStYp.