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The New York herald., 1870-01-26
NEW YORK CITY.

The Balasky Romance-Killed by an Ele-
yatOr-A s'Sneak'' Beiled-GarrOters
at -SmallpOx-The Hudson
Open-The Prison Association
Local News Items on Mis-
ccllneous Matters.
The New York herald., 1870-01-26

James McCarty and otner men not in custody
caught hold OF man named Bargneld, near tn
Battery, by tine neck and rined his pockets Of $14o
McCarty was brought TO the TOmbs Police Court
yesterday and committed TO answer.
The New York herald., 1870-01-26
THE COURTS.
Important Proceedings in the Courts
Yesterday.

The Fullerton Case Reviyed-Fourth Ma
denM Bank Fraud-The Binninger.
Clarke Bankrupt Litigation-John
G. Beecher Arrested for
C0ntempt-A Warming to
GarrOters-Sentences
The New York herald., 1870-01-26
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Before Judge Woo0run.
me long pending Fullerton case Is likely to pe at
hst brought to trial. The cause OF its long pendancy
arose frem the fact that the authorities In Washing
ron decided that II should not pe called up for trial
Nuth after the appointment OF the new United
States Judge OF tine Clrcut-Judge WCodrun-when
tshould be put down Tor trial by him At the earliest
The jury term OF the Circuit Court commences
case during the term District Attorney Pierrepont
COUNSEL
Please notice .ha. the opening of the Circuit Court
e down the above entitled tor trial the earliest day
EDWARDS PiEkkEFosf. issi'f United States Attorney
The Fourth National Bank Fraud.
Before Commissioner Shields.
me United States Us. copeland and Le,m.-The de-
Isndants are charged with conspiring with william
Veltman, an emplo5e OF the Fourth National Bank,
to defraud the bank. veltman was, on the close Of
his examination on FRIDAY last, committed to await
tne action OF the Grand jury. Tho first witness
who testiied that after the discovery Of the false
entries on the books, and wnen the parties were
charged with the frauds, Lelth visited witness at
naH house IN Brooklyn and admltted that the first
maud OF $4,000 was maze by q false entry az the
suggestion and lnstigation OF Copeland; that that
$4,000 falsely credited to ham by veltnan
was drawn on his Cleitn's) checks, and that
Sy concert between vei,man and Copeland. Leish
at this interview proposed 10 MAKE good his share
OF The delaIcatlon II the others would pay their
share.
The nnal examination wal be held at three O'Clock
to-day.
The Tobacco Bond Case.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States Us. Julfats Knapp ana Abraham
R0senhein.-The defendants, who are charged with
having become sureties on tobacco manufa cturers
bond for one Edward Lawrence well knowing that
tney were not worth tne property they swore they
possessed have been comnitted TO await the acllon
OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1870-01-26

The friends Of the Columbia Boat Club scarcely
need reminding Of the club ball that takes place at
Irving Hall tonight 1t promises TO be one OF the
very pleasant assemblies OF the season, anu the
committees nave done everything they could to
render Lhls bail all that its best friends could DESIRE
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28
The RED Rivcr Tranhles.

Considerable attention, of late. has besn d.
Tected ~ the accounts Of an insurrcciiun In the
Red River Colony IN British America The h..
catan and ast,rv of this c1lnny i new to most
lr.aple. The settlement Of SslkiTk lies north
from MiHHeS'dt along the valley oi the Red Rn-
"r. Its p'PulAthIn Is estin ttod at from seven
q ten thnusand, including half-breed Indians,
French, ScItch anl Scntch-lrlsh. The lnliinS
Hre employed in hunting and trapping. In 1872
Lord Selkirk obtained grant ~ 10000 acres
from the Hudson Bay Company. aud founded
ssttlement. Uetil the opening ~ American ter
r',ory, south, the settlement was the most isola-
ted ON the continent. But since that time, inli-
maie commercial relations haze sprung mp be-
tween them and the people of MiaaeSaL. A
rahr"sd is being built from ST. Pault the set
telnent aud steamboats, have been placed nu
hri hiser. kecenily the authorities Of Canada
arranged fnr the purchase ~ this territory pay
ing Tor 4 three hnncrei Thousand pounds strr-
hing. Upon the eomrleiion ~ The nsgotiad ns,
u assumed posses sian az the territory aud e0u-
Hlssianed ons MrD0ngall 40 Gnvsrnor. The,
bsH sent surveyors to divide the territory into
Townships. Thls action inciled the eOh,nists ta
opeu insarreetal. They have rissn protesting
sgaind the nes aethority, aud have d;i,en tie
new Governor ont OF the iesrt0ry. The settlers
are inaccessible save through United StAtrs ter.
Ttory, aud are iikAs TO rvInain In the ascenden.
ey for some time, although il "a understood ap
PlicatiOn will be made TO onr 0nvemmrnt fur
permission 10 move Troops thrOugh car territory
Wonder II England will regard her hasty reeOg.
milton Of the belligrrsnt rights ef the fontb. ss
iikslrto commend its application v favorable
eoasla iira'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28
s. W. st. JOHN,
lnIIN RIlSQEII.

These items furnish but n meagre Illustration
of the blasting official record made by these men,
record which neither the Republican party, nor
any other party, can, or ought TO endorse Ling.
The wrong is more grirvous from the fact that
such items as the above have not been officially
presented To Commissioners when IN session,
and Commissioner lEAdEB has not even been
spoken with concerning tho propricty Of their
pa ' mpnt; indeed he knew nothing of thon
1t will also be RENE cinbered by our readers,
that application was made To the Legislature in
1857 by the County Commissioners, for bill by
which tn levy special tax in the years 1868
and 1869, for the purpose OF liquidating the in-
debtedncss of the county. The amount Of this
tax has been levied, aud yet the financial cond-
tnn Of Wood County is in worse condition than
at any former period Of its history. This state
of matters is not simply bad, tits disgrace
ml.
There has moi only been reckless and prof
ligate use of money taken from the hard earnings
OF the ak-paycrs, there har also been an utter
disregard Of the business interests Of the people.
Il Is well known that the Com issioncrs have
its outlet into the Perrysburg Hydraulic Canal.
Il is their duty to provide an adequate provision
for the escape Of It's surplus waters, so that no
damage may arise to adjacent property. That
they have wholly neglected To do, and the prop
erty holders ou the Hydraulic have notified them
in writing, (of which We PUBLISHED a copy,) that
in case Of damage, they will sue the county Cor
the amount. The condition Of the Canal is such
that the large body of water brought down by
the Ceuter ditch may aly moment force the
banks OF tho canal, aud thus probably occa sion
the tax PAYERS another large bill Of costs,
Whilst these men are thus neglrcting the
business, and squanderng the money Of the pco-
pie, the condition of the county treasury is such
that the poor man in need, holding its orders
can only got such orders cashcd at a discount Of
from twenty to forty per cent.
II now becomes the duty Of every honorable
member Of the Republican party, and Of all tho
tax-pNye yers, to call these men tom rigid account
ability. Ict every man speak out and deuounee
corruption and fraud
On tn part OF the Republican party in this
county and ia behalf OF the tax pay crs general.
", we ask the gentlemen who are appointed by
the Court to examine the business transactions
Of the Commissioners, TO make their investiga-
tons thorough aud search ng, and We ask the
Court with whom the administration Of Justicc
rests, to see that the interests Of the people be
fully aud properly regarded,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28
4 EGAL NOTICE.

EGAb NOTlNE'-
Clara Darling, Administrative. nnd1 Court of
Gould NJ Lawrence, Administrator Com. Pleas
OF the estate Of Wesley Darling, Of Wood
deceased, plaintiffs, County. o.
VS..
Alfred @. williams. Administrator Civil
nf the estate of Nelson Darling Action.
deceased, and others, defendants
The defendants, Melissa Darling Benjamin
Darling, William Darling. Elizabeth Darling,
Frances V. Darling, Albert Darling, Julia a..
Darling and Lillian Darling, will take notice
that the plaintiffs aforesaid have filed their pe-
tition on the 18th Of January, 1870, in the above
entitled action, and in the Court above named,
wherein they, said defendants. are impleadrd,
with Alfred @. Williams and others, and that
they are required to answer by the 10th of
March next
Plaintiffs petition sets forth mortgage on
0ut-lot number li5. Of the town of Perrysburg
IN Wood COunty, Ohio, execut ID March 10, 1866,
by Nelson aud Melissa Darling to Wesley Dar-
ling, to secure $4l6 and interest thereon frnm
said date. according to the terms Of 3 certain
note in said petition dcscrbed that by def
cheney Of one attesting witnees to said mortgage
il is i'll law nn equitable mortgage on said lot;
aud that these defendants claim some kind of an
Interest in said lot.
Said petition prdys said Court may declare
said mortgage good and valid lien on said lot
aS against the parties thereto and those claim
ing under them, and from the date nf its cxecu-
tiun that the same may be forccl ,sed. an ac-
count taken bv the Court &C the amount due
plaintiff on said note, said premises sold at
Sheriff y sale, and the proceeds thereof applied
to the payment Of said note aud interest there
on uue.
HAYNES, PRICE & EVERETT,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
January II, 1870, 30rsl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28

Brick pomcrny's paper, the New York f.nl-
erdi recently described the feelings of critAin
prominent Democrats with reference tn the re-
cent elections Rs fellows. There don't seem 20
he nybody lett hut "Rrick"i
Packer is glad that Prndletm is killed,
peudleton is glad that Packer i, Killed.
Hoffman is glad that both are killed.
Hendricks IS glad that all of them are killcd.
Nullandigham wishes that marc vt tLcm were
killed.
Anl we, in cnNmnn with uther good Demo.
crats are sorry that such is the case, aud vet
dopt care a olnunenIal who is killed, T those
who d0 tho killing do not manage To kill Ihcm-
selves, aud by this cowardlv, bramless, tricky,
scl6Sh, illberAl lV)iev, cripple principle, aud
emascWll,c the Democratic party
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28

The prosperity of the chief city Of California,
aud nf the State itself, may be inferred frnm the
san Francisco Bulyttn's annual review of the
trade OF that city for 1889 and the general re-
marks acccmpanymg Il, places the imports
al $lS5Se,oo0 the exports at Sj',l5a,o00.
Thirty eight thousand passengers arrived in.
elusive nf those hy railroad The real estate
Iranch Mint, Sl4,3Ij ,0a0 receipts from reve.
nucS aud customs, 81 ,63i0sO, Tho population
Of san Francisco is liO, 900, The state is hl-
ling with an Industrious, permanent population
The agricultural wealth hs4 greatly Increased,
aud the prospects Tor 1870 are encouraging.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPLENDIn OFFER. "

4 SPLENDID OFFER, We have ar
~ ranged to Cluh tho PERRNSRURG
JOURNAL with nGMoREST'S lLLuSTRAT.
ED MONTHLY for onl 50 90. DEa0REsr's
NoNraLv Is truly what Il purports tn bc, mo.
del Parlor Magazine, Ii CONTAINS artistic en.
cravings and high-i0ned literary articles, To-.
gether With large and beautiful display of tho
uuiy reliable Fashions, ltis the ladies' favor
ite, and has attained the largest circulation or
Nov magazine ofits Kind in this country.
A large, costly aud arti, tic engraving Is alsn
given with the Monthly, entitled " The Pic,nic
"u the four,h NJ Iuh," We eongra ulate all
those who ahtaiu this premium As 4 beautiful
aud valuable accetSi M to their homes. II ia
"ne oi the hneSt engravinyS Nnd most exquisite
pictures We ever saw, No one eau tail to be
delighted with IL, In this easy and eo0nnmiCa al
way, many homes may be adorned with most
beautiful work of ATT, which, as "a thug Of
beauty will be "a joy tYrSyer,"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28
Keep c0nstaniIy on hand
FLOUR AND MILL-FEED!

NOTICE.-In pursuance oi an order or the
~ Probate Court ni Lucas county, Ohio, made
on the 18Th dny " january, 1870, in the case of
Peter Kuster, guardian OF Gcurgc j. Vallnycr
and Michael Nallmyer, (Fullmire) against his
wards, the undersigned will on the 5th day rf
February, 1870. nj 10 O'Clock in the forenoon on
the premises. Ili'r at rublic sale. the following
described real cstae, situate IN Wuod coanty e,
State Of Ohio. to.wir; The undivided one half
If twenty acres Of flHnd known as the west - Of
tho south y nf the northeast = 0i section eleven
town seven az, rnngc IL north Terms of gale,
cash. Appraised value $500.
PETER KOSTER, Guardian nf
GEo. ]. 4 MICHAEL NALLMYER, ,Fullmire.l
20 IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28
PETITION ron DIVORCE

Lucinda ovcracker, Court Of Common Pleas,
vs.. Wood County, Ohio.
Wilson Overackcr
The sail Wilson Overncker Is hereby nMilicd
that there is nav le in The office nf the Clerk
Of the Court nf Common Pleas, within Hnd for
the county Of Wood and the State uf Ohio, tho
petition Of Lucinda 0vcracker, charging said
respondent with willful absence for more than
three years last past and gross ncslect Of duty.
aud PRAYING that she may 81 divorced irnm said
respondent, and that she be restored to her
maiden nam, of Lucinda Peaney. Said petit
tnn will be for hearing on the 5th DAY Of April,
1870. J. NJ. l0RD, Any for Petitioner.
Janu,ry 20 1870. 39gS7 so
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28
Valuable Improved Farm 70 Calel

, The undersigned will sell the Farm belonging
to the estate OF David Egbsrt, deceased. eoptNin
ing one hundred and sixty .right acres Of eh,.ies
land; sixty acres improved. with eomforlablc
buildings, well, orchard, sc, situated about
as the iellyille RI Ky. Terms Glrr.l
Inquire OF REUBEN E6BERI. Admir-.
ferryshprg. November l. 1859. Ssm
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28
4 .EGAL NOTICE


In the matter Of Wood County
james Limerick eslatet Probate Court,
The uaknoWa heirs aud legal representative CO
of James Limerick, deceased, whose names
sud PLACES Of residence are nnk1qwn 20 tue un.
deraigaed petitioner " al take natiee thaI have,
as RdmialstrAtor of the estate OF James Liner,
lek, hled In the fn'bAte Court ~ WO0d county,
Ohio, petition, the object and prayer Of Which
Is o. obtain an order from said Court 10 sell the
real estate of said deceased to paw his debts.
ta-witi The east Y Az y nv !. of section, 7
Il east Is as-lO0 aeies, Ia MOod county, Ohin,
less that par, east 0r aud including the right Of
Way aad road-bsd Of tie payton 4 Michigan
rallrnAd.
Said petition will be for hearing 10 the Pno.
bate C"urt ~ wo0d county, Ohio, On the 50 day
II March. A, ~ lSf0.
'ARNER CUMMINGS, Admr.
10 the estate OF James Limerick.
Janaarg y 1879. casa IS
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
n EG Al NOTICE.

EGAL NOTICE'
~ A
Notice is hereby given that 3 Moure, Admins
istrator IN the estate ~ Caleb North, deceased, +,
and q. n. Thornton, Executor on the estate
Of 7. Haskius, deceased. have fled their sc-
counts for final settlement Of said estates, which
matter will be for bearing on the 18th doy Of
February, A. u. 1870.
GEO. c. PHELPS, Probate Judge.
January "a. 1870. 40cs2 SO
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28

90 to the J0uREAL 0ahee V gsl Job Print,
NJ ing Of everv description. None but hraI-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28
A Merry Christmas to All.
GREETING TO OUR READERS !


n,viug MT with very 1al,cting success IN
lnhling with rthcr periodicals and foreign
rapers and having been solicited 81 frequently
in racf Club rates fnr the JorRSAL We have
concluded TO make the following propositions
t. thoa,.- who NAV desire to spond little iaisuTc
,imo during the Winter mouths
TERMS FOR THE JOURNAL
Sinsle Copy one year '''''''''''''''f 00
clubs az Five .,s,s. ',ss ,,.....'s 80
Clupa pf Ten. ,,.,... ...s,.'.,. so
with an extra copy II Fcttcr w u club.
Clubs Of Twenty ...ss.. 80. '.''''..'' 30
With an xot-l ny to getter W or club,
and copy of uirpcr's Monthly.
Clubs uf Forty .,,. ,,,.. .s..... s.'' '''' %
with an extra copy and both Harper aud
Atlantic Mon,hhes,
We feel confident lha With but little oHsriion,
nuy nne who may take hold, can raise club "
twcntv tN fnrty IN 4 short sine.
We shall keep the JovESAL thoroughly iden-
tilted with the interests of the county, aud make
n trsl class local paper, and at the above figures
Il should be read IN every family in the county.
The money must invariably accompany the
names when sent IN.
WHO win be the first to greet It's With n hap
py New Year, aud the largest list of subsSri6er'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28
nv TIL.
6aengerbund, Accompanied by the
City Cornet Band.
PKOGRAMME.

6aengerbund, Accompanied by the
City Cornet Band.
PKOGRAMME.
FAINT l.
|, Mountain Echo, Polka..,.,..F Frderlrin
hand.
,. Frciheit und Naterland ....,,.,, Smubs
Swngcrbund.
\. Grand Cow-byl BurlcSque, National airs
\ eriurmed with ordinary cuw bells.
SWugeFbunds
4. Der Flueohtllng, BAritnne solo, Miller
Prot, hOhOer,
D. Jubel-Chor ''s' ''ss $500, Ottn
SmnKerbund.
rARr u.
. l, MaLurka,, ,... ....,,,, -, E, Sebul,r,
Uand
>. fruehline'S Echn..,, ,..,...,...! An
SHnRerbuMd,
J, ChAmpiirnr Gallnp ,,,,,,,.-...la labsrt.
Prot, aud Miss R0huer,
1, A ScrenNding party interrupted by A
drunkard un his Way home.
5. Drawing of Piano.
There will be two boxes. In one will no ru,
300 numbers, in the other, 800 blanAs--on .ne
ot which will he wrtt9n piano." 3 persnn,
will be selected by the audience, who vill s,e
that all the numbers are placed in the hayes
and the affair conducted in Just aud farr way'
q, trvie hunSt t'.,..,. ,.,,.,.... All,
S'nngcrbWnd ccOmpanIcd by Bnwd
tee Snnesri wlIl ee under the enurs manage
TtckErS 81 90, which entities the holder 40
.oncAdmisSicn, also 10 Que chance ia the dJaw.
lng ot the splendid rosewood piano, vaIu.d AZ
SSOa. nA,rS open At &, =. VI. Tickets can hs
had at Fnkbcner's Store aud from tbs C,m.
mittee. JOHN EBERLY,
GEORGE HOFFMAN, lC,,
HENRY UNDERWATER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folliclcs are destroyed
or the glands atrophied and deCoyed
But such as remain can he saved 70.
usefulness by this application. Ipstcat
of fouling the hair with a pasty scdi-
mcnt, it will kccpit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, ana
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
Injurious to the hair, the Vigor eau
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for q
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cffectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hdir is soon restored
to its original color
triH the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair IL thi,.l.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-01

KEEP The B1RrHDAYs.-Keep the
birthdays religiously. They belong
exclusively to, and are treasured among
the sweetest memories of home. Do
not let anything prevent some token !,
30 It ever 20 slight, to show that it is
remembered. Birthdays are great
events to children. Fer one day they feel
that they ore heroes. The special pud
ding IL made expressly for them; a new
Jacket, trowsers with pockets, or the
first pair boots is donued. and his sis
terra sink into insigui6cance beside
'.little Charlie" who is "six to day,
and Is soon "going to be man. I" Farm
ers who have half q dozen little ones
to care for, are apt to neglect birth
days-they come too often, Some
times they are too busy, and sometimes
when they are bothered; but if they
only knew how much such souvenirs
are cherished by their children, years
afterward, when away from thei1
hearthstone, they have added one NOR
year to the, perhaps, weary round o
life, or to wish them, in the good, old
fashioned phrase, "many happy return
of their birthday they would neve
permit any cause to step in betwee
chem and parents privilege
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-01

TREATMENT OF SMALLPox.-We re-
commend the following to the notice OF
our physicians. If upon trial it should
he found effective it will go far toward
robbinq a very disagreeable disease of
many terrors:
A great discovery is said to have
been recently made by surgeon Of the
British army in China, in the way OF
an effectual remedy tor smallpox. The
mode of treatment is as follows: When
the preceding fever is at its height, and
just before the eruption appears, the
chest is rubbed with croton oil and
tartaric ointment. This causes the
whole of the eruption to appear on
that part of the body to the relief of
the rest. 1t also secures full and
complete eruption. and thus prevents
the disease from attacking the internal
organs. This is now the established
mode of treatment in the English
army in China, and is regarded as
perfect cure.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-01

"John," said the elder Murray, the
famous London publisher, to the pres
emit John Murray, his son, as he entered
his apartment, did you meet two lame
gentlemen on the stairs ?'"Yes, father,
I did," was the response. "They were
arm in arm, and did not separate. 30 !
vent between them. and they lifted
their arms to let me pass under. "''Re-
membar then my boy" said tho note
book seller" that those two gentlemen
were Sir Walter Scott and Lord BY
ron"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1870-01-01
whitening Young Stock.

!, The colts and calves, as also young
animals which are growing, are fre-
euently more seriously injured at this
seaeon than at any other. They will
often be lying with older cattle. and II
foddered a. 10 too much the case, with
- sparin9 hand, and no care taken to
prevent the stronger ones from driving !
ewav the weaker. that portion OF the
herd requiring the food most, will get
none. and then, after q while, when the
moor little things become cmaciat ed,
they will receive more attention; but
it will be too late, for if they arc got
through till spring, the check to their
growth and the shock to their copstl-
tuition is never got over. for they con-,
tinue to be, through life. stunted, Ill
favored set. ~,
Year after year this occurs. The
owner goes 70 his barn and his crib,
declaring great economy is needed. for
# the spring should be late. the hay
or the corn may "give OUT" etc. 80
eyery animal has its food doied out ID
such frngal way, that the farmer
considers himself one of the most care
fl men in the world.
Economy. frugality and carefulness
What q perversion of terms, for this
II cent Weldon aud dollar foolishness.
The cattle, especially the young, pine
aud waste, till in tho month of May
they reel to grass, and some staggsr 10
their last home, for their stomachs have
become SO weak, and their whole
system 30 reduced, that the sour grass
scoars them to death. A few more
acres Of corn grown, would obviate
any necessity for this unquestionable
'husbanding Of resources" aud if such
meu we're not beyond the reach of ar
ssosses, aud proof against the exper-
ience Of others. they would get dea!
Of ploughing done in the fall, anc
manure hauled in the winter, go as t
Tot the corn planting over time enough
to grow several acres fine roots to hell
the hay aud corn, while at the sam
time the stock would come out 80 muc
uetter. that in every way the liberia
feeding would Cause economy, frugalit
and carefulness-so often misapplie'
% 10 DO hated like poison.-Cuhivato
and Country Gentlsman.