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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-22


The Two Threads.
A babe, who crept from the downy nest
Fond hands had loved to deck,
Glowing and sweet from its sosy rest,
To cling, careesing and carsssea, DID g. T..
To Its gentle mothers neck. ~ .
Another. who shrank in its squalid lair.
In the noisy crowded court,
Dreadipg to waken tO curee and blow,
The woman. whose life of sin and woe,
Won from sleep respite short,
From the darkness and the light,
Weave the black thread weave the white.
A girl. in her graceful, guarded home,
Mid sunshine, and birds and flowers,
Whose fair face frightened as she heard
Her gallant lovers wooing word,
In the fragrant, cleaning hours.
Another. tOssed out, nameless waif,
On the awful sea Of life,
Mid poverty, ignorance and wrong;
Young pulses beating full and strong
For the fierce, nnaided strife.
From the darkness and the light,
Weave the black thread, weave the white.
A wife, beside her household hearth,
In happy matron pride.
Raising her infant in her arms,
Showing its thousand baby charms
To the father at it, side
Another, who stood on the rivers hanks,
Hearing her weakling's cries;
Thinking "a plunge would end for both,
Cruelty, hunger and broken troth,
Harsh earth and iron skiee.r
From the darkness and the light
Weave the black thread, weave the white.
Her childrcn's children At her knee,
With friends and kindred round,
An aged woman with silver hair,
Passing from life. mid the love and prayer
That her gracious evening crowned
Another, crouched by the stintet warmth
VI the wOrkhOuse homeless hearth,
Her bitter fare unkindly given;
Knowing as little Of the joys in heaven
As Of gladness on the earth.
From the darkness aud the light,
Weave the black thread. weave the white.
A soul that sprang from rose -strewn turf.
With its carven cross adorned.
Another. that left its paupcr's grave,
Where rank and coarse the grasses wave
Ger rest. unnamed, unmourned
And two, who sought their Retieemer's feet.
by His saving blood to plead
May He In His mercy guide us all,
For sunbeams and shadows strangely fall:
The riddle II hard to read.
From The darkness anu the light,
Weave the black thread. weave the white.
An the Year ROuud
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-06-22

Anti-Greeley ampaign eona


Ant1.Groeley Cam paign song,
From the Louisville Courier Journals ''Sma Talk
bobtsi chicken few over the fence,
Chap chap chap. CHAPPAQUA!
He checred for Greeley-hc had no sense
Chap Chap Chap. CHAPPAeUA!
Abgger chicken few On the fence,
Chap chap Chap, CHAPPAQuA! ... j,
And went for the chicken that had no sense,
Chap Chap chap. CsAsrAeUA! .ys
The bob-tail chicken got whipped 20 quick,
Chap Chap Cnop, .CHArPAQUA! a. p *i'i
He fell from the fence as desd a. q stick, f#
Chap Chap Chap, CaArPAeuAi
No more will he cheer for the Old White Hat,
Chap Chap Chap. CHArPAQUA!
HE bones are munched BY Thomas cat,
Chap CAop Chap, CHApPAQuA! &c.,. U.s..
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
MATRIMONIAL.

SHOuLD THIS MEET THE EYE OF PRETTY
- petite, handsomely formed young lady OF refine
mcnt about ~ wears OF age mairmonaly inclined, her
acquaintance - desired BY young o agreeable ad
dress, excellent business and social relations and OF
kind and generous disposition In the striccs
confidence would not hc misplaced Address for three
aa,- ''f titat "a o4Ce
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
SALES AT AUCTION

SALES AT AUCTION.
g DISGEE, AUCTIoNEER.
will sell without reserve,
on MONDAY, November Is, lsl2.
commencing at 10 clock A. NJ,
private gentlemans complete Turnout,
ut Silleckis stables
l.5th street between Fourth and Fifth avenues
One black Horse years old. l5i. hands high war
raned sound kind and gentle; can ro in 40 any day
One sorre Mare, years old l5ip hands high sound,
Kind and gentle: very fast and superior roadster .
Also Stiyers top Buggy, kimball jump-seat Kocka-
way, Sleigh. Harness, Robes Blankets, Whips, &C. &C.
S37 339 and 3i Fourth corner Iwentyiith ~
SHERIFF's sALE.-R. FIELD, sHERIFFS AND GEN
- eral Auctoneer, salesroom 12I Bowery VIII sell his
day IL o'clock at 300 Thlri avenue the Contents ana
Fixtures OF Gcntlemens Furnishing Goois store by
order. MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, SherlH.
JAcon KorHrEp Deputy.
rro BE SOLD AT AuCTIoE-AT lSl WILLIAM
i street at ~ 0clock NJ. on Wednesday N9vemDer ~
rnnies the following enumerated Envelope Machinery =
II sets Cumming Tables
Ste am Engine and Boiler.
Pump and Water Tank
Shafng ana Betting
Darlington Cutting Press.
Hsnd-samp and Embossing Presses
About ~ Envelope Knives. - - .,, n
kcay Folding Machine, No with changes ior NO. "
style
Reay Machine. No. q, with changes for No. Gia.
Cotton Folding Machines.
Factory Chairs and Work Tables.
Store and Office Furniture.
Safe, Ac. &c.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

LyRANKFIELD a Co, JEWELLERS, g23 EIGHTH AVE-
A. nue. corner Twenty sixth street. and 30 sixth ave.
nue., Fourteenth streetAmcricau Watches Cue
koo aud French Clocks, Diamond, Gold Jeweiry sold
silver and finest Silver Plated Ware, choice selections
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

GeO WEST TIiIETY-FOrRTH STREET-A PRI.
~ yaie iamiv VIII let two pleasant front Rooms
with good Board 70 party ot adults; references re.
auirpd.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

.StAfE an TlfE SCHOONER FULTON AT AUCTION
- aonrned until tuesday, Nov. ~, at 2o'ciocs r. NJ,
:" n" o''' 'unp y"ra' TN, T. woop. Aueoaneer
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

GlPERB SUIT or ROOMS-PARLOR FLOOR,
- drawing room, dining room bedroom, buffers pan
lry, kc With private tables ohcr Rooms 10 let 80 West
Thirty hrsi street
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

BOARDING AT 30 WEST TWENTY SIXTH STREET.
- ELEGANT new rooms, new furniture, excellent table
trst class location; Rooms single gentlemen or gen
reman aud wc one entire Floor with bath and closet
H0t and cold water.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

100 FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR NINETEENTH
IO5 street.-A desirable suit OF front Rooms to let
without Board with private table, also single Rooms
Tor gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

MI
and eE
this s class hotel tel Win n AZ modern nm
'''''' 70 anu ''0" 'ospGmii miT1hIBhsGE Y Proprietor
DARK HOUSE, AT PLAINFIELD, n; !, one toI HOUR
Il, from New YORK per New Jersey Central haro"u
wan - A'p 'peA eva EvHS j JONES SON. rropretors.
SALES All AUCTION. --.....,
ALBERT b. wALDRoS. AucTIoNEER,
"A salesrooms los Liberty and III Cedar street
Continuation sale Of
faGnspis Tnis 6AY Yarysss Ssy' e SsqS'sR' isls'
wALDRoN a COOKE viii sell this day very large
and general assortment Of new and second hang Ioos -
Thomas W. Doyle 4 Sons.
rGroT rmd cGsmhds Gna Mipga,t sn,. Suits
Library and Secretary Bookcases
Bedding of every description,
Dn,s Velvet and dIs Brussels ,s,,n,ca CARPETS
Centre cst1snS and 'pf Extension uta Talies,
Bedsieads, Bureaus and washstands
Sia@and nGpsr@ dFi'ri1s' spring Bed Bed bottoms,
Gilt framed Chromos
SSaS nf "a and viii H Be sold i posvs to CLOSE
Tss:si s:sls sfhasl fha%ss n SeT%as Dsss 5Sss Ss'
Catalogues morning KS p ) sac nStLocK
A LARGE AUCTION SALE.
sTos 2Ss her,ss sond waSs1H wcTs mSrse ana Harness
Good carriage and driving Horses
Rockaways Phacton. Jaeger Wagons.
First rate Butchers Cart and Harness
Five Rocknways, different styles.
Single ana double Harness.
Sale positive. No postponcmcnt for weather.
Lien d. MINER, AUCTIoNEER.
IA saiesrSoms % Chambers rs end nd Y Rsade h street
THIS DAY SATURDAY., NOV. L.
at io14 o'clock, At their sal sale srooms %
%fRSF; ~ iiSS
SHs i%HSs eSssssS
Mirrors, rosewood Paror Suits in crimson broeael and
Curtains to match rosewood Bedroom f4r,nre
Bureaus. washstands. & ommodes. rosewood aud
black walnut Centre and side Tables bookcases,
walnut Bullets, Dining Chairs, covered in leather Ii
brary Tables, oak and black walnut Dining Extension
Tables rosewood Eageres Cottage suits best hair Mat
ings EugravingS, Crockery Glass and Silver Plated
Ware, Kitchen Utensils &c.
fine rosewood and four pocket Billiard Table,
With all the appurtenanoes complete made TO order by
Wallace briggs patenD octave Grand Piano, in perfect
ALSO FoR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
double barrel brcechloading Cum made by Jones;
double barrel muzze- loader made by Manton; one
Colts breech loading Revolving Rife and new London
Gun. Also Coachmans Outfit, Oyrrcoat, Cape Pants,
Vest Fur Collar Gloves, &c. Ladys Fur Cape Nun and
Boa One Herrings patent marble top Paror safe Also
one Fire and Burglar Proof Safe, by Herring, &C. &C
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AuCTIoNEER,
IA office and saesroom 81 Nassau street
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELI4 will sell this day at l0ls
O'Clock their salesro 81 Nassau street balance OF
shirts Drawers, Hosiery Gloves, Handkercheis, dc to
On TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
assignee sale of Belgian aud French Pictures
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

DERsoNs LOOKING FOR ROOMS CAN BE ACCOM-.
motaicd with handsome Apartments the second
ioor also With prvae Parlor desired good Board
III irs claas private family; brown stone house
pleasant ucaiun near Central Park Address r. o. box
l13 Herald office,
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

n Magnifo ent city made Household Furniture,
Rosewood Pianoforte, Velvet Brussels Carpets,
Rosewood and Walnut Chamber Suits
the property of Or. +. Martin Hungeriord, Esq,
this day Saturday at the residence l13 West Eighth
street Clinton place., between Macdougal street and
Sixth avenue, commencing at l0ls o'clock.
Parors-Mare Antoncte and Turkisth styles Parlor
Suits in crimson satin and two coored reps rosewood
Pianoforte best city maker Etageres, Mirrors Oil Paint
ings Bronzes, Clocks Vases, Buffet, Extension Table
Bedseads Bureaus Washstands, Mattresses, Bedding
walnut Sofas Chains Lounges in reps and har CLOTH
ERNEST ROTH, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
IN the double house adjoining Calvary church, 279
and 81 Fourth avenue families single gentlemen
house nrst class, private table ii desired.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

iN}INi PLACE HOTEL, CORNER IRVING PLACE
' lri fourteenth street, opposite the Academy Of
At,i newly iurnished near al the places of amuse.
ith.. french restaurant attached prices moderate.
l lEEi HOTEL WARREN STREET, ONE BLOCK
- III H tity llal-Rooms 10 cents n day 50 90 10 81
n, 'nnly Rooms 81 aud 81 - day, S5 20 $40 week
n LM LSGLASD HOTEL, ~ BowERy, CORNER or
E ~ cent ~ nlght 50 ~ ~ pcrwcck Fer gentlemen
'ull
- GEENlAS, FtriH AVENUE, IWENry.SFCoND
street aud Broadway Table d'hotc s} ~ ptr day:
,t eM elegant SUITS and single Rooms tUr Nter, fi.t
sla's 4. ~ fts1cet~i rooms al ,fout
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

I s. wEINBERGER, MISUNDERSTANDING
sale this day. November 10, at los o'clock, at l5s
Bowcry Two new Cooking stoves, one small Showcase,
niture, new and second hand Carpet, 0cloth, Window
Shades Blanket Iabie cutlery Jswelry Fancy Goods
bon and Rye Whkcy sherry aud Port Wines in barrels,
casks. cases and demoh also at O'Clock, large
assortment Of Crying Dolls &c. Goods delivered the
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

UCII0N SALE-l20 WEST 23D STREET.
"A THIS SATURDAY. MORNING,
commencing at 0ie O'clock magnificent Pianoforte Par
lor Suits 20 Bedroom suits 6W yards Carpet Mirrors.
Tables Chars. Lounges Beds Bedding, &C; Buffet Ex-
tension Tables Chairs Silver and China Ware, Basement
and Kitchen Furniture Catalogue contains $50 lots.
Sale positive. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctionecr.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
A uCTION SALE OF
~ 20c0) worth of
Magnihcent nonsehnld Furnilure.

Pianoiorte. Drawing Room Suits &c,
the property OF W. r. Livingston, Esq,
THIS DAY Saturday. Mt the elegant mansion 80 West
10Th ST., 9TH av, commencing l01s O'Clock leaving
RoomsSupcrb suits Pompadour Marie Antolnete styles,
Rosewood Pianoiorte celebrated maker Egeres secre
bookcase Velvet Medallion Carpets Mirrors, Art
stic Bronze Statuary, Clocks, Ornaments, Paintings by
eminent artists, Extension Table, Buffet, Slverwnre,
Chamber Furniture, Mattresses Furniture Servants
Apartments, Basement, Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

DARK HOUSE, AT PLAINFIELD, N T., ONE HOUR
l. from New York per New jersey Central Railroad,
win be kept open through the Winter,
EVAN JONES a son. Proprietors
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

AT 3 O'Clock I. NJ, precisely.
Solid silver Tea set four pieces and Silverplated Ware
rosewood steroecope, with zoo Views European
landscapes and interiors glass in the highest style of
French art; cost 500.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

"A l24 West Goth ST. bt and avs-This day commencing
at l0s O'Clock, HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer sells 900
lots OF elegant Household Furniture vz:-Rosewoo1 Pr
anoorte cost So rich Parlor aud Bedroom Suits Mir
rors Brussels and Velvet Carpets Oil Paintings BronZes
Lace Curtains, single and double Bedseads Bureaus
Wardrobes, Spring and Hair Mattresses Lounges Bed
ding, Clocks, &c Also Dining Room, Basement and
Kitchen Furniture
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

T AUCTTON-AT EAST NEWARK dlARRTSON), N
n j., 66 Building Lots opposite Kaufman Iauek' 9
brewery, Will be sold Wednesday, November 20 at IL
O'Clock NJ easy terms Maps and ee tickets for the
ii A. NJ train from New York may be had at the Jersey
City depot the day OF sale.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

pANKRUPT SALE or -FOUR STEAM FIRE ENGINES
- two Tenders, Pulloys and brass Pines, Wednesda,
November ~, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, in south Norwail
Conn; Il rare chance TO purchase first class Engn
at q nominal price FRANCIS H. NASH. Assignee
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
AnIUsEMENTS.


Union SQUARE THEATRE A. sureJn.S suoox
Manager .........................Mr A. NJ PALMER
THIRD MONTH
of Sardou's last and best society PLAY, AGNES !,
the atoms OF which during the past two uonths
have elected the press aud the pubc the most uh-
cquiyocal marks of approval.
The charming young actress, -
MISS AGNES ETHEL,
for whom the play was written, ILLS the tlte role
Other characters by the following memherS ci tue
GREAT COMEDY COMPANY
Miss PIESsY MORDAUNT, Mr.. ID. II. HARkINS,
Miss PHIILIS GLOVER, Mr.. EDWARD LAMB
Miss J. LAURENs, Mr.. H. +. MACkAY
Miss KATE HOLLAND, Mr.. GEORGE PARkES
Mr.. W. u. LAURENS, Mr.. Ii. MONTGOMERY,
Mr.. j. r. BURNETT, Mr.. WELSH EDWARDS
M. J. W. THORPE, MIR. g. BURROUGHS.
Mr.. W. H. WILDER and other members OF the Company.
AGNES MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, at l5s O'Clock.
seats secured two weeks in advance. -
BOX Office open every day from A. NJ 10 8 r ~.
Doors open ut night IA. Curtain clock.
carriages may be ordered for l0:}O
MlSS ETHEL'S ENGAGEHENT Is LIMITED TO 100
NIGHTS.
ROWERY THEATRE
ID WM. b. FREIlGH H....................... Manager
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov i6 is72
II BENEFIT
Mr. HARRY AMLAR.
~. Last night OF Mr.. SPENCER PRIrCHARD.
Last night OF the great Drama of
1hc glorious Comedy of
CATCHING AN HEIREss
THE G0RMAN BROTHERS in their
DOUBLE ESSENCE.
In his Protean Comedy of
l. O.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

10 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, OPPOSITE
- Fifth Avenue Iiotel.An elegant suit of Rooms
let with without Board 10 a party OF gentlemen also
single Rooms
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

A UCTION SALE OF PROPERTY FOR UNPAID AS
"a sesSlneuts in New Utrecht November %, 1872. See
printed lists, containing all necessary Information. Su-
peryisor HOPKINS, Fort Hamilton, L. ].
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
COUNTRY BOARD.

NfoUN NTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH ORANGE MONTR0sE
VI station, n. j., hour from Barclay street via
Morris and Essex Rairoad.-favorable arrangements
be made for FAN and Winter Board at low prices at
this rs, class hotel with al modern onvenience in
Guiding coal hot and cold water steam heaters; con-
yeyancc 10 and from depot "a trains daily. .
c.. HITZIIBERGER, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

J-TH STREET.-ELEGANT ROOMS, WITHOUT
4 board. for gentlemen only. l0t East Seventeenth
street. hetNeen irving place and Union sqnnre
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

10 EAST FORTY SIXTH STREET NEAR FIFTH
4 ~ avenuc.-Dcsirable Rooms, in house. newly
furnished, with Board References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

n office and salesroon 81 Nassau street
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods.
JOHNSTON * VAN TASSELL will sell this day. at l0ls
O'Clock their saesroon, 81 Nassau street. balance OF
stock OF Gcnilemens Furnishing Goods Shirts, Under
shirts Drawers Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchies &C.; to
be sold in lots to suit.
ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
assignee sale of Belgian and french Pictures.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16

A UCTI0N SALE THIS DAY, AT II O'CLOCK, or
"A and second hand Top Wagons Rockaways,
Phaetons, Coupes Business Wagons. single and double
Harness, Fur and Wool Robes Blankets Saddles Brides,
Halters &c by COLE NJ MURPHY 319 Fulton stree /,
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
noARDERs WANTED.

rNrIRT SECOND FLOOR. PRIVATE BArH ROOM
| finsats tc with private table only. 30 Eas
! lrrenfieth street, near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-11-16
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN 4 co.

THIS DAY Saturday, November l6 at 9l5 O'Clock A.
NJ. precisely, at i55 Cass0n avenue corner OF Gates
Brooklyn.
Large and general assortment of good Parlor, Cham
Der. Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture Piano. &C. &c
Chinese and japanese Fancy Goods, mandarin and
ladies' Dresses rich crimson India satin damask and lace
Window Curtains, Lambrequns French Nantel Clock In
yalId's Carriage and Chairs, Clutches, &c, &c.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-12-26
1'O Guage "A Crib.

EDITORS SOUTHERN CULTIvATOR i
am not unfrequently asked for rule to
guage crib; and as the people require
line upon line and precept upon precept,
it may not be amiss to publish again what
has been more than once in the Cultiva-
tor.
Have the corn made level in the crib,
and measure the depth, then multiply
together the inside length and breadth OF
the crib and depth of the corn, lin feet, }
and the product will be the number OF
half bushels
This simple rule is based on the idea
that a cubic foot of space will contain a
half bushei of corn in the ear and al
though mathematical exactness is not
claimed for it, yet it is nearer the truth
than any Of the thousand and one rules
that have been taught in books, or pub
lished in papers,
The error common to them all, consists
in the supposition that the space occupied
by ear corn, is double that Of shelled
corn. This may be true, if measured in
half bushel or -four barrel, where a
large portion of the space is lost at the
sides of the barrel, on account of the
curvature; and therefore cannot be true
of mass of corn in "a crib, or even in a
straight-sided box
That the space occupied by the cob, is
very nearly compensated by the close
order of the grains on the ear, may be
shown by covering an ear of corn with
foolscap or other paper that will retain its
shape after the ear is taken out, the corn
shelIed from the cob will very nearly fill
the paper. III.
Athens, Ga, Dec. 1872.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-12-26
ETHAN hILENs
. Chairman National Committee.

A New SOUTHERN PRoDUCT There
is n plant growing very ahundnntly In our
piny woods and in pine forests through
out the South known as the "deer tongue.
1t presents a bunch or tuft oflight green.
tongue-shaped leaves springing immedi-
ately from the ground, the leaves mea-
surfing from six to eight inches Ia length,
and about one inch in breadth From the
centre Of this bunch Of leaves starts up, us
the season advances, a straight stalk,
rising to the height of two or three feet
and terminating in collection OF bright
purple fowerg. The leaves arc very fra
grant when bruised, having "a strong
vanilla odor.
''This little plant-a growth peculiar
to the lower States now says the
Mobile Register, attracting no little at
tention as articles for sccntin2 tobacco
and wrappers for fine cigars Even az
this time it is commanding % high price
in the market, and, as il become better
known, the demand for il viii doubtless
lie greater. We are confident that the
day is not for distant when 10 figure "a.
one Of our most important products, aud
since it j. climaticaly secured to che
South, and can be grown tl perfection
upon our poorest pine lands; rhe freak of
good fortune which brought 20 into notice
is like 10 prove a freak tou..'
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-12-26
SAVING OELAROR.

Labor at the South is at present very
dear-apparently cheap enough when
expressed in form of so many dollar; per
month, per hand-but really dear, when
measured in terms of SO much work
done in a given time. Work done by
machinery is always cheaper than that
done by hand. These two propositions
our people ought to place side by side,
and mediate upon them long and we'll.
The first will probably be accepted with
out Il dissenting voice; but the second is
associated in our minds with Yankee in
ventions, and we hesitate True, we are
liable here as everywhere, to be imposed
upon and deceived. What should this
teach? We answer, caution DO not
purchase until you are satisfied that a
machine is adapted to your wants, TO
your land, and to the laborer you can
procure to work it. We cannot impress
this point too strongly upon the minds Of
our readers-''proye all things, hold fast
to that which is good" But we beg
leave to say, that labor-saving machines
did not originate with the Yankees.
Their value has been recogniz ID in every
part Of the world, where agriculture has
kept pace with advancing civilization.
In various parts of the continent OF Eu-
rope, but especially in Great Britain,
they are widely used, and no small share
of agricultural capital invested in them.
The people of the South will be compelled
to employ them, more than they have
done heretofore; and for this reason, we
propose to devote part of our paper
regularly to discussions Of machines,
(using the word in its broadcast sense,
and the principles involved in them.
We ask that our subscribers will give us
freely the result of their experience
good or bad, in regard to all implements
and machines used on a farm.