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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

a~ DR.. D. w. Averill, will visit
Dodgeville professionally on the 18th of
November lie will remain until the
18th of November. Office at the
Commercial house.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

~ The Lorillard, the Atlantic, and
Manhattan Fire Insurance companies of
New York, have agreed to suspend.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

Snow SToRM.-Snow fell to the
depth of three or four feet near Raw
ling's Station, Wyoming Territory, on
Thursday last.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

Ra- The Methodists of Cincinnati have
contributed 100000 to the churches in
Chicago.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
In 1870 We

From the above figures it will be seen that our
rivals in trade are far behind u.s. that the popular
ity of what is known onr New Family Sewing
Machine is steadily and largely increasing. We
are not vain as to suppose that these large
sales are due to superior bushes capacity so much
as to the merits of our machines, as well as the
personally interested in comparing the merits OF
the different machines before making selection.
Few have denied, in fact it has been the habit of
sewing machine dealers, till recently, TO speak in
laudation of our manufacturing machines, but In
the same breath TO deny the merits of our ma
chine for family sewing. 1t was usital to say to
lady locking for sewing machine, "If, madam,
YOU manufacturing machine. the Singer is
the best" if We MAIDS one kind OF machine only
and had Family sewing machine at all. though
our Neso Family was our greatest triumph, ana
even then the favorite, ready and never weary
ing seamstress of many well regulated household
Our machine. however, told it's own story in the
great range aud variety of excellent and Deautliui
family sewing which is capable of doing, ana tns
sales show that its story not eutifety uisoe-
loved or we would have sold last year one nun,
dyed and t,centy-seren thousand, eight hnndreG ana
thirfy-tbres machines, being more than twice as
many machines as there words in the En2nsh
language and all this has been acc0mpiishsu WIN
little aid from exhibitions and fairs, excepting
nly the worlds ftir-cOnstltuted by the homes OF
the people-where we received the great a"drd
the highest sales
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

bag The Odd Fellows Lodge, No. II, of
Galena, donated three hundred dollars for
the sufferers by the Chicago fire. ~
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

rw The cranberry crop in Junea Co.
is worth more than the wheat and corn
crops combined.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
AVOCA MARKET.
lumber.

Sheathing, IA 90; Common boards II co. Joint
and scantng IL to l6 feet IL 90 do 20 TO "a feet
flooring, dressed, common so 90; do I'd 50 90; do
clear 40 90; siding dressed. clear x inch Is co. do
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

TUHORSON & SHAGER, GENERAL DEAL
ers in Dry Goods. Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Il Uats and Caps; Bug and sell all kinds OF farm
produce Avoca WISCONSIN.
April 18TH, lS7i.-32y1
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
NJ a r r i + d /.

TRENHAIL-PAULL.-4t the residence of thu
brides father in the town of Ridgeway, Octobe
2S, by Rev Thomas Carkeek Mr.. Thomas Ii. Tren
halle to Miss Eliza PAUL., both of Ridgeway.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

VoTE for Samuel Parks, of Avoca, for
Superintendent Of Schools. - +. f.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
To-Ddy's Adcertiseme nts.

KTOTlCE.-To all whom it NAV concern
IN Ny wife. Sarah SHREDDER, having left my bed
A. and board. without just provocation or my con-
sent hereby forbid all persons from harboring or
furnishing her at my expense! will pay no debts
Of her contracting WILLIAM SHREDDER.
Pulaski, Wisconsin, October 80, 1871. sw4
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
MASONIC.

N0DGEvILLE LODGE, No, lis +. " A. NJ ho'd
l their Regular Communications on the LIST ana
Sd Fridays Of each mouth. -, nv a,
CHARLES BIsRoP, Sec'y. .rf..
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

nsE- Richmond has sent $40 900 in cash
to Chicago to be used in caring for the
needy. a4sfst s.r
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

nSE goldsmith Maid" and "Lucy"
trotted at P:ttsburg on Thursday last.
Time of the Maid, 2:261, 2:2l4, 2:24a.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

VorE for John W. Edwards, OF Arena,
for Assemblyman from the northern dist
riot.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

VoTE for Francis Baker for Assembly
man from the southern district. sea
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
800 Acres of Land

FOR SALE CHEAP
To swift purcha ers at the rate of 600 for the whole
farm -
Thi. farm is nov ered for sale at alt'e more than
halt its value 1t is situated in n good neight"r
need in Wyoming Valley is all in one piece. wen
wet.red and right on a pr ,c road. considerable
part of it is under cultivation AMI mostly tenoed
There is good house and out-buidings on it, 1t has
an abundance of coed wood 1t is one OF the best
stock farms in the county Price only $500. $500
cash down-balance OH long Time to suit purchaser,
Mt per cent. interest. NN- Apply at the CHRoNl-
GLS eface, Dedgsvillo.
T. T. L w. ]. WRIGGLES U0RTH,
etfn Real Estate Dealers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
I. Q. of G.. IT.

A MICTTIA LODGE NO. 43, meets at Good Tenn
~ pIars IIsll. on tho cerner of Iowa and Division
Streets every Monday evening at Z "a o'clock. Mem
Lers visiting the village are invited t. attend
OLE j. FOSS, W. G. I.
VIM PENGELLY w. RS
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
WILL, BUY ONE OF

M ONN WILL BUY ONE OF
Nj Kill the finest residences in the vii
eUly OOO lagef of Dodgeyiile. IT is situa-
"a ,x;th;n Ave minutes walk of the Court House on
ans of the best ,treets lie village. tits large
two story house, with cellar, WE'LL and every con-
vsnepce; large barn and other win Tour
Issxs lots Tns property will rent for SIS TO $50 per
xaonth. aad is . splendid Investment either for a
aems Or SIS speeuiaticn. warranty deed VIII oe
given for the whole property for 81 $40 lew nun
drea dollars must be paid down. The balance can
stand fer number of years interest at only seven
per cent. For full particulars apply to
E.T w. j. WRlGGLESWORTH,
Dodgeviiie.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

a TToRNEY AT LAW, DODGEvILLE, WIS
a viii practice in the courts of Iowa and adJelD
n counties Attention gi-en to collections, convey
sncing, &c. 0nice--orpofte court h"use.-'-u
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
G.. +. TANNRATH.

FASHIONABLE BARBER AND HAIR DRESSER.
II Shampoeing done on short notice. Particular
attention ziven to ladies and childrens hair cutting
and curling Halo work executed in all the late
fashionable styles. Highest price IN cash paiu ior
ladies hair. Next door to City Hotel.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
A FIRST-CLAsS FARM.

1t is all well fenced fields divided off, with water
in every field and plenty of good timber. 1t is sitt
ated on the main road to either Ayoca or Highland
and is only six miles from either place. tits wfhik
one mile of good mill, and the house is within q
rods of school house Come and see it If yor
have got the money, and want a good farm, 1t viii
suit YOU If applied for il will he sold cheap.
JAMES McMULLEf.
Eyhland .5an u Isep.-fsa
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

s@ Freeport has contributed $4,000
to the Chicago sufferers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

a TToRNEY AT LAW, DoDGEvfLLE. WIS
n OMcein Town Hail. lotf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
O. c.. SMITH,
GEORGE Il. FROST,

A rToRNEY at Law and Notary Public, Dodge
= Vile Wis once in the CHRONICLE Office.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
REESE g. CARTER.
nj r BRIGGS.

A rToRNEYs AND COUNsELORS, Dodgeville,
~ Wis. Will practice in all the Courts OF this
Z cate.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
HE. LINDSAY. M. D.

PHYSICIAN ani SURGEON, Avecs, Wis, practi
oes in all departments of Medicine and Surgery
once west side fAvoca Horse. neotf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
GETTTNG MARRIED.

Essays for Young Men, on Great social Evtis ass
means ofreef for the Erring and Unior mate, dts-
aased and dabiItatsd Sent free in sealed snvsl pea
address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, fu. % Ma
trset Philaselpts IA, Pa -
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
C. G.. JENKINS,

A RcHITEGT AND BUILDER, AVoCA, WIS
n Attention paid to plans aud estimates OF al
kinds Of Carpenters and Joiners work Shop eol l
or Of third street. opposite PARIS Lumber yaru ''1L
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03

Avoca, Nov. LIST, 1871.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
VIM. w. LIKENs,

{sucoEssoR TO CoBB L1KENs3 fFe. Il.
rropNEy Ann COUNSELOR AT LAW, MIN
n er.I Point Wis Practices in the u: >. ana
state Courts and attends to agencies ana
"a all parts of the state. ONCE In Lenahah Oiooh'
opposite the Post Once. ..t sa. .t-f .
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-11-03
DIR. G.. f. TANNRATH,

r.uRGEoN AND DENTIST. OFFICE NEXT DOOi
- ts City Hotel, Dodgaville Wis. Particular at
ss,t,on maid to operative surgery. Teeth cleaning
nd hIIinr also careful extracting. Terms moder
s >' 36y1
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15
Lefaer FROM ne slgth D.sfr.ci.

| Hosea MAIDS lLil tbsttist
Ass<s hpug.a f'ssr Sifs ---Ssprefng 100
mas ffsfe rs bsAf ffosB us rsftiou ~ ~ 81
/ usuf- cpsafg haze ouhs 90 ~ esne us.af go
Z 20 fcs 70 lees kisi rfot t.sfr sss
a.a.a tlssst as $50 = boaaiifsi &,t..f au4
'rere' gsutie shosrfs hstc gru4nrs.f ma.lr.l -.
.rei -lnu core cats 49, ths t.r-istIs rfoaac
fiOH' 81 ,.o'tsf Earth
L. rsr. tsut- - J..ah Stsaterxsr j.
80 f'-- a h' sh'HinE or - sacfu. * ~ Jals
.N atleunf' ' osusssr4 coatsin.aT o.-s ioz-a
sert' los $50 20 assraur-
IT, ussf tr'sfss'sg ,atjrrf srh s.- i.-.ris
~ ffsfea' a 80 rous'furf.a 80 nc Fsfss.a
art As1eass's- o. ICED -a..a has f4sprr. lri
saft"as a.r4sutaf = fffr.sr-v . u-ars ~au-
ears 'be.saft a 80 tasf 'era sirradf f.snf
To- r..d - asi am a'arn~i br ~ G.'' ,hs
81. ars- 'tai mos 40 49, ~ ihr .-r % J.
tss t+ra 0umr.s'ai " lass tars flfft .ts.is.
ari t-orA f4.s-r.tei t.s ~ fes r.aps-t.
$50 ~ fas 'onu .saessfr sf nsittmofr caonft
Sfa.l .cnt - f'lf th. ussud u8nfr aus ak- ihe
hrsi utftgsss GO 'hs fs.I fhs aBti. 81 .e-t-.s.
suu.i seYa - coair.,3 sui os' gaf.t5a ~
BALTIMORE ruua't aifh al iisc tafafAi altauts..t.
= nfi. climate msua'se'uru. sisautsstt aat
trf suILFfai stAiit. s0s'i - - rsafs u4afs
ihaa t0sts . vsiaaiiah sna ,asu rye Bat.
mofs cnuniv ~ Der asssisncs a i@lfs'. * h-f
on iomains hsny o or tssf riuE-us aast
asr,us ihs past -igh' - 'sn ,-sfs fssse,si s.s,
4Htt $50 @NAaf NtaFAAt NaaAtA4ar AS
csIi'al ~hlth . csriainls loo toFAs iftasur,
oiogf cpanu This could ani uesld ~ ate.ls4
II ~ hsd railroad faslht.s
A. manufacturing loa Ats -. cluut ,lous
~ line o. this rad iossrs-rs a r0ssiiuauan 81
aisan'ag-s hui ssidom fsand lr .hy ants -
oar tiHs and valleys aft drnssi, cotrfsi 18th
tintef. ani valuable taiidlug sfune may b.
'unui - any, potpt ~ fhr stsctioh a. tuN4 ags
~ any dirneasiOl oar Co .il sites 90 flf uafers
~ tte G4nf0v3sf. George. Raa sni ihsis
iritg'triFs re airesit v4tsis knuWu htt ar
safrt.sst By Say other pprias ~ t1r STATE
mar o." go uuinrfosri. c.lah'r - t4fuius
large cpitpa fscfuftss Th.r. afe TO iha, str
ceftainlt eof'hs 'he .ueufien - tie cagiia.ist
one Belonging o. Tbpmas ; Easof. aal iis
'.I'stE tack IDhs t-o ~ he tBost s1,.nsirs
us'ef powers In the Sts'r hsi ,ri suuf,', "a.
improved. ~ = fafmiag rsgntft our SOL -
easily Improved With hasr. aud al - ned to
make oar hills and valleys a. proiscin. ~ any
rnfiIun Of our county. Is the adssAi " The iron
hofse, 10 bring u bone and other imrro,.u.uts
Tor our soil A a mineral eounift, sa., beds ~
iron ARE knSsn 20 siisi Ill along the line % the
road, only awaiting 10 he Transported, o. maaa.
featured al home We hspe n, thinking uien Of
Baltimore c0aniy wiil zoos At the matter and
ask themselves the question, "~ill /, not IA
BALTIMORE county TO inyrs' 10 tn rnieu,l.c q here
her money will be safe 40 Investment - srll
a. haye landescy u ines-..s- tss -sali,s ~ hes
taxable property aud bring 'hcgsaads N duiiats
into her treasury hy direct tsantiunT ~
Yours ifniN PicgtFs
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15
Letter from Hanpdcn IINnne.

llAMPDES VILLAGE, July 10, 1871.
EDs. UsIos Not having any thing very urgcnt
on hand to-day, ! thought would employ q few
minutes In u letter TO the Union, which still finds
its way among w, aud has become quite favor.
lite, and on these grounds ask pardon for my
presumption, as II is seldom anything from our
village appears in your columns.
We boast Of having one OF the neatest, most
healthy, and beautifully located villages in the
county, IL not the State, with very sociable,
neighborly, and somewhat enterprising popua.
ton. There are many causes which have led 10
the prosperity Of this place. the principal % which
is the prohibition Of the sale Of intoxicating
lianors within certain bounds. Strangers visit.
ing W. 'eldOm fail TO notice and approve this con.
dition OF 'bings. Another great cause Is the
manufacturing interests u 10 said that u re-.
quircs Que thousand dollars per day (Sundays
inclndcdl TO pay or the operatives OF the differ
ent works. Such n large amount Of money
coming into neghbofhood must produce a
great effect. We think il will throw your town
into the shade. There are not las you stated
there was IN Towsoniown.l twenty hOnses 10
rent, aud we imagine il would be- Adiiiicu, mat.
ter obtain sHgi, house here, oil being occupied
apd nj very good rates.
This reminds us ~ an expression We heard a
lew days since. While moving slowly down
that Ne eams IN sight Of the capital Of our
StNe. Tine 81 The e1cpfsionisis by eur side who,
by the wnv, Is one ~ our most en,crprising msr-
chan's had tie aH,irciy TO remark that Aunap.
oils Wa a good deal like Towsoniown. We Of
course irl, an Interest IN the matter aud after
pHEzliug our brain u decide wherein the fesemb
Lance insisted. "" were cO.ily informed that
the iornct lived oil 'dfifi VOID aud Strangers,
Nht the latter subsis'cd oE 'fifangsrs alone 9"
Nefrptovtd his want Of respect TOT the dignity
oi oar COUNTY capital but uton mature feilec.
tion. weihCugh W. hardly - shat you
huow how II IL yourselves 20
To change 'he subject During the violent
ihandtr storm Of Thursday evening last, tCth
inst , tie house occupied b. H. . johnson sud
james Warden Was sirsek by lightning the
last named sitting un The porch a, the time.
was cuafief.tly shocked, his entire LETT side be-
ing partially pafsll red llc = nov fecsSerar.
though san unable to attend 10 business The
affair gave rise 10 considerable discussion on the
lghining rel subject a. the hosss s protected
% BY two rods Il 10 the general opinion thu,
tte would have eusuec lad IL not becn follow,d
BY 'sn heavy shower As an examination re-
sealed 'he 'aci iAAi the roof had gated
u uogd b. interesting. also destructive 10
Souf readers 10 have 80 account Of the origin
-ui Object lightning rods Tan you not give
HfH
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15

ia he State 81 Na.at % eoloay " s-eAes
tasf have ait,y seited's' Afoos,ook IN that
STAT Il n-mtcfs our hsndtel families Ths
pop. % Nalas afs vel plsasst -ith iss sue.
D.ss taat it s aaa.sg TIE colony vas ssiaL
!shc. . 'lr sntfrprss ikAi the Name peopls
have ..a., - .l aocarlag srsni .rAton 70 ihsii
State 4... .'sl,.l 'as .,hsms ~ establishing
Dc ..fls zach f.nily osr hundred
a.ro lard To e.ul.tons gpon -h.eh %,
-... 3D. 'l = .S.cl'-d are that the faraily shall
..r-as .la .ro4ua Av, ears aai tha, It mas
tsa acres 90 c1luvstoa N tha, irBs
al . .t.a taasr srrc'ei Thoss colonis,
sa..sHa.. .rr- arl ec-apy ,hsif land aEd az
sHae-' in.aHs - supporting heir fAmiiis,
1923 --r ui.a isr uerrs-ar-s q u6, by ihs
s'a'. aa- .A,s ~ - rsFa! the Stale By -ofk-
W. go '.r F.ar toals
'h... .a.anir. -, abe ~ rad anil sri'e
i.. el'a ralasa.u b. required before Sweds
..au'. e. '-r.r l,sr ~ JON essFcb aud 10
.laa,l 20 80 married sniil b. joins 10,
r---ra fl -toss TIA, The oo.sny }. composed
f'.H -'eiistaos aud Al least a lair shar,
o.. m4r.l ao4 religious s-nnnsn,
're e4l a.i.y Sc that the reop. ava,
down E4si III ti- STATE ~ Maine are wiling 10
DO flae'lias 90 induce immigration 10 their
h.-s ir5 'asr 80 interest in ihos- colonies a.
'+r 'a., .f zoos 90 their soil Something j.
done 'or them Tsey make an effort to make
them comfortable uEiii they shall BE- able sta
paddle iheif o-n eanee " Tie State aud The
individuals mauif,si an inierss, IN their welfare
by taking co., ofthetn until hey shall be able
% make ibs machine run. aud by securing 70
'lsiu o. permanent home after hssy years
Tff good example for orr people Who
refm '. ~ much agi'a'ei about the question Of
INN grafton o. 'he shores Of MY Maryland o.
Wien mskr o. our naisds 10 aid a worthy
immi rant 30 o;isibiar lsrmansni home anosg
us we nay ssni a ehancc % getting settlers tina,
are o. some value 70 ~ There are millions o'
ACRES o. waste land. in our State that are nth
nothing ~ lay ose let the State go 10 work
10 .eolff these for good immigrants. They will
not secure good immigrants Until they do No,
M toe twaddlr about labor will help much IN.
iraf some,hing e done iof the labofer When
ws DO Ibis. rs IN Maine, We viii get vaIaabls
Intelligent. moral ritz-as n well NJ lAhorsrs -
give " tflt4s
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15
Letter FROM ne Eighth District.

i'narrois Haufo Corsr, Iul, ~. 1874
hif.fi tfuHa - QIsksr Hiitom aud IN.
nstsats .iciaifs. tts teen 'of tao weeks past
n-Dh tAnt'i iH th- matter a. N1sins Machinss
go ta' g'h int' tf3Ai C,nlr % GA the fsfm of
Aq..iA NAt'h-wt Lsg un ~ 81. auspices - the
la-t-fi's 'au.a,.tirs o. ih- Ganpsseef Agr.-
.4.f.fs- tlah Aseifr1u.siat,,. fof 4. thorough
's'' co. la osoasloa Aisfr sotus~hat autouafd
ati '', a4mtef 10 ,neeh l-s limited sscuai
tf.a. e.. afrau-sf o. take place "a tie llth
in''4u' oa tur 'sr,u ~ htutn scott. Esq
Iapzst ihr ara' $50 infsa=r 20 that dAy. u
So. go, d-'ti fts bose aal sla-s y The iarmiuK
roum-n't afo4nd RON atending The-s
wt's a.sl raarF tr.ssi from a dsiascr The
Or aF.tc'.i iof 'bs frla'--G umotss meadow
Hsan' 1000 sHts a's scar he e.nift % W
~..H 'arr 'ts gem - ss'sfr Rec valley
ir 't't- o ,.a,t ss fuathirsr vac Chsmpios
.trA Wr3 Nfms CasuEA CbG ass
hl't"te uf-- 90 SOFA. cstHag 20 separate
frt atl prem. ~ Nsl h@n.aih %.
stt4. Nf a.f ta. a. aur ~ sesns 10
u 'rs sHfs .vs'' eos sauurs 90 l.fT-iy
..rHst o.. ..r rrrafrrf a. fhs iadies 81 ths
s..s- rnfm ihsf had Tea Ff.AaaiI,
-.r. a.'.t t-sr hus, orsr.ilon. ana
,s-rt fals s'sul-,is 20 .t.ltst IN ~.
a 4s' 1909 lrf gatuils sai tatfsau q
~ rs. trati fHe trs fw Toe bsfn a.
ttiaa -.sf' a..e s.ftaai hal ls.n stfuek g.
r 80 t.ls4usa ~l'F 90 casitsh -ih. l.si ls.i
- EfaIa - iasf u-tn hassl in
AfTr thr fsta, ~. usowsrs usfr POI 10 snssioa
agsin. asi fs.sains ~ 80 s~feFais "iands "
lbs vsft ~ iu wafa ir Ste % large ''iaa4
Pat ip f', issi cftsftlnr s.l4sfr 10 the Get grss
~esefsl ma-hfnrs .aa.d snl dsaggsd
Ttaaks 10 tsf sH'rrPfiss q NJ q Mott.
SOC Notr Crf..h Baker 4 Bfyss sh.fs
sore fua isi4s as trs gfa4sl Toe hrsi ~s
- ere 'fs, 30 'afur'r u o4f segiios hs.. Asd
L. Cd.
fsfl .n.. .t b. sra5s .on4sf'aI nssssf
ast ,str. De- ar BEFORE sssty 'stusf all
sir. t..ui a.tssassti. ia Co.,. h.,h-i4 o.
- Hsa. sar ..r cuuso4f.- bsgss 20
dit.rf- .a.a. rr4sl sc f-3 - %. "a.
hihs.Ha ~FHfrArua
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1871-07-15

IeAIgs. --rhr s'i1n, 81 Gr-rlry, established a
year ago In April, is colossdo Territory, has had
unparalleled sGcc-s. Tiny hare q code drawn
Ipus The lsealias eharseirTssics VI tia illnsiri.
Gus individual alter sham u Is uaased. The
colony Is governed in I'll trsIecis In accordance
with the ,rmPcrAir aud peculiar virSs u iis gTea,
namrsakr A an example 81 this, short tine
sincr. a circus company visited the place aud
eraved ,hr I-fa,ssi"n al pitching their tents IN
the town ior the pu'PDsr al having = show
The town esaneil alphabetically refused any such
privilege. The circus men were drirtmined not
10 h. on,donr in an. such transaction. 80 the,
pitched their tents one i"st beyond the town
limits. on ground over which the corporation
esrsriscd no Jurisdiction. The consequences was
that the ,ovg was deserted while the circus vas
In operation, aEi Ite circus was crowded to
Overlooking.
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u u truly gratifying thai more attention - IA.
iag bestowed upon the establishment ~ Agfirul-
iufal Schools than he. ever iaksn place previous.
~ ! ain rsl0iCrd ~ ihis because believe -ueh
institutions are eininrnily calculated ~ Do gtca;
good io our country, n Ptol=.rl, conducted ~
the state 1T New lufk there are agricultural
schools established, aud also IN CsuneCiicai, tn
Nhicb Young n1eR arr instructed ~ the seirncrs.
auxiliary :" agfiraiiut- such ~ rh.,misir, usol.
~. u'iHs Taiu.t aud buian, ILLUSTRATED 81,
practical iafmiag Th'sr nic Hmrng the fret,
aud the price of board aad ,s,ilnu - absui the
same as at other institutions ani Il Is hriievsd
that ,oung men Of u az over, ~ gUod abilities
and thorough elementary education. NAV qualify
ihemsrl'es Ter TIDE independent management OF
the largest farm D., years hearty application.
IN regard 20 the question ~h,rh I,arruis 80
frequently ind iheulsriy.s raI,ri upon to ask i,
What are ne Ca DO siih oas anus ~ agr.cul.
iural schools, under judrious arrangements,
would do much To afford the Inosl iurtaaair
avrnurs Tor iinal aud happy answer A gen.
crai discussion has had the .f-ct 10 satisfy al
intelligent minds that What are trrtnrd nsrrrly
'hr learned professions have a tendency 10 be
sadly uvef'siOcked. 80 alsD With clerkshigss aud
merchants, without ans ihiag whatever Ia AID
them forward ia basin'ss. tns,rai Of IssFrsis
still continuing io ,tswd their suns 10 ,hs-e an.
certain and anproduriive avenues, I astse with
an int igsni writer, that u would ~ far briler
TO pat them httse,n the handlss ai = plough,
teach them the honrsi, iaielsrndrRi. Praise-wor-
iht and sure hnsin"ss OF farmer. r., them learn
hos =" .',.ii.saIa the land. 10 make iwo blades
Of grass gtow silrrr one asw ero~s. 10 clear
ground, to plough, sow. reap, aai harvest. TO
learn the ba.insss not onlA MECHANICALLY but
scientifically. tn understand vii, aud wherefore
this tillagr that tllias-. this suil or that IL
must productive. We have land in abundance I;
We unly require tho knoNlsaigr how 10 make IL
productive, aud Inrh of high rank aud family
pride urrd not blush TO see ih-ir sous farming
IL Is the true nobility 81 the soil the sure rOad
10 indepeudrnce, good citizenship, aud realh apii
ness. There never seed be any apprehension