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TnE SEcRxr. I'll noticed. said Frank
lin, "a mechanic among number Of 9TH
ers at work on house being erected but
little way from my office, who always
sppcarcd to be In merry humor, who had
kind word and cheerful smile for every
one he met. Let the day be ever so cold !.
gloomy aud sunless. happy smile dashed
like 3 sunbeam on his cheerful counte-
nance. Meeting him ono morning. asked
him to tell mo the secret Of his constant
aow Of spirits. !" No secret. doctor," he
replied, IL have got one Of the best wives
and when 60 to work she always has .
kind word Of encouragement for mo and
when 70 home she meets me with smile
and kiss; and then tea is sure to be read
', and she has done 80 many little things
through tho day to please me, that can
not a1d Il 10 my heart to speak an uukind
word to anybody" Whas. influences then
has woman over the heart Of man. to soften
il and make II the foundation Of cheerful
and pare emotions. Speak gently then !;
greetings after the tolls Of the day are over
cost nothing. and 20 far toward making
homo happy and peaceful"
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Spreading Manures.

A correspondent Of Western p.p~r
gires his experience on this salier. as iol.
lows:
!" Stable manuros to be applied k's
spring crops should hc cartcd from thu
stables to the field during the wiu,sr.
aud no, be allowed to lay in piss u hsa,
and mould. thereby losing its bcst quail
tics. but should be scattered evenly over
the surface of the ground. ready 10 he
plowed under the coming spring. kariy
spring ia busy season with the farmer |;
by having his manure ont he 10 r~sdy 10
take the first advantage Of his early plov-
ing Ground early plowed !. easily pull
rcrizei aud got in order for planting spying
crops. Early plowing will have the ground
ready for planting spring crops @srlirf
than later plosing. because il j. tsag~g
exposed TO the suns rays Ground rl.w-
ed early will hold the moisture mach b~,-
ter than lato plpwing. which the fsrm-r
will find very beneficial only IN cass II
au extremely wet season. ny getting
your crop in carly yos gain another I'D
vantage--,hat is. your crops get an early
start in the season. giving them ampla
time TO mature. msIisy the grain hosvirs
and Of better quality, aud more in yasn-
.i,y. Manure applied during the siasrs
is, BY the time the crop is sssdy to 70,
ceivo it, nutrimcnt. reisoed almost u !
liquid state, and ready 10 feed tho ynasS
plants. Farmers. apply manure dariax
the winter. plow carly plan, early. and
you will receive in return good drops /.
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Old Ayioms,

The following find in my scrap book.
pasted thare more than score and hall
years ago | reproduce them 10 show the
present generation what quaint ideas were
promulgated by the teachers of our faith
ers and mothers of the oien time:
" An independent man is ono who
blacks his own boots; who can live with
out whiskey and tobacco; who earns a.
least penny day more than he spends !;
and who can, upon pinch, shave himself
with brown soap and cold water without a
mirror.
" 4 great man is one who can lead his
his children to obey him when out Of his
sight
:. A hospitablc man is never ashamed
of his dinner when friend unexpectedly
drops in TO dine with him.
. \ good wife exhibits her love for her
husband by seeking to promote bis well
fare. and by administering to bis comfort
A sensible wife looks for her enjoy
ment at home-a silly one, abroad
.. A wise girl would win lover BY
practising those virtues which secure ad-
miration when personal charms have fad
cd
!" 4 simple girl endeayors to recon-
mend herself by the exhibition of frivolous
accomplishments, and by mnwkish SEN
timent which hns as little to do with n
true heart as has tho gaudy dress she
wears.
"a good girl always respects herself.
and Is thus sure to be respected by 9TH
ers."
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How to Get Along.

II you have a place Of business, be found
there when wanted. or in bnsiuess hours
Do not stop 10 tell stories in business
hours.
No man can get rich by lounging in
stores and saloons
Never fao.e in business matters.
Have order. system, regularity, liber-
aliiy. prompiness
DO hot medile with business yoa DO not
understand
Never hay m article you do not need
simply because it is cheap aud the man
wh9 sells will take ii ont in trade
Trade is money.
Endeayor to avoid hard words and per-
sonalitics
Do not kick every stone ia the path
More miles can be male in a day by going
steadily on than stopping.
Pay Us you 90.
\ man Of honor respects has word as
he does his bond,
Aid, bn, never beg.
Help others when you can, but never
give what you cannot afford to, simply
because i, is fashionable
Laurn 10 say no No necessity of
swapping it out dog.fashion, but say it
firmly anil respectfully
Have but few eonidantes, and the fewer
the better
Use your own brains rather than those
OF others
Learn to think and act for yourself
BE yiglaut
Keep ahead ra,Ler ihaa behind the
tines
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geritultural.
Improve youF FsEms a FssMiao'

Every sgriculturiSt. however lsses -
small the domain which hs has u III, -
Of which he has the oversight. oaghs y
resolve every year 10 make = decided ~
vance in his farming and in the vsla. SD
appearance Of his farm. The idsa u
merely digging living out Of the grsunj
without any regard to tho manncs II
which il is 1one. or tho state In which
the soil is left AFTER zach successive GRIP,
or the real and market valus II The
ground. is beneath IN in,siligsut bsjns.
There is nothing that 10 d.. ~ viii
which We have to do. that II not sus.
csp,iblc Of improvement, and il should b
the ambition Of every on~. whatever BIZ
business, and not lras,. Of every one vha
is engaged in the snsions and honorable
occupation Of farming. to be consssnsly
improving upon tho paat in ths vnfk u
the present and the future Good taste,
duty to society aud telf-intrrcs,. I'll come
bins in squirting him on in the msseh u
progress.
The farmers Of this county scrg gssss:
ally, unlike those Of old conatries uhish
have been cultivated for centuries, ussd .
great amount Of actual clsaring-not the
removal Of timber, Which on the contrary
requires cultivation and rsnewsl--bnl ia
the way Of removing brush and rubbish II!
various kinds. The adorumcnt af farms
by tho removal Of blemishea hes been
greatly neglected in the prcssisg sisssgls
for immediate returns. But il Is nct 1t
all unworthy Of any farmer TO hsvs IN
eye to the gcnrr appearances Of bis lsnd
aud buildings and fences.
II be has not taste 10 admire these
things himself (and any one who has mt
should be ashamed Of IT,. no will fnd Il
to his account. when he comes 10 sell. TO-
have looked after them. No one in Luy.
ing overlooks the general aspect Of shg
farm. This strikes the eye ~ once. and
so affects the price. Every one. s"s.
should have regard to the claim. af gnod
neighborhood, and should feel |, his duty
to crafty public taste by ruch improve
neuts aud sdornn,en,s - strike thu .y~s
even OF the pnssers by.
But beneath the surface there Is = work
to 10 done constantly. in bringing the r"il
and every part Of the farm up to a high.F
dsgree Of fertility from year In yrsr. l,
cannot all be done. 81 "sc~. but IL sh"ula
all be done, aud i, may b. tins by dryns-
ing special attention aud l.bor and ex-
pen.c. now to this portion and nov N
that. and By degree. going through tho
whole
This month al January ia the ysry.
month in which 10 begin tho work Of in-
proyements Tho first psrs Of the process
is TO have plan which sAall reach
through the year aud in,o fs,urs years.
aud just At this season every farmer hss
more or less leisure whieh ne can rsoes.
ably dcYo:s I. a general supervision sf
his fafa, study Of i,s uesds and csps.
bili.es. and to = systematic arrange,nrst
Of the work tla, 10 to be dune vhes the
season for more active work shsll open.
Nothing is wanting on farms in general
more than system--s settled plan c"veriag
the farm aud covering the yssr Nsw |.
the tune to arrange il. asd 80 70 bseia M
work Of universal improvement.
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OYSTERS!
OYSTERS
OYSTERS!!!
AT THE OLD BANK.
OUR ISSUE ALWAYS GOOD.

Still we are able 10 furnish our dsposiors
with Oysters, either by the Gaiios, Quart or
Hundred in the she'll.
Also the finest Confectionery Of all kinds.
Yorsiga and Domestic Fruits, Dried Fruits, such
as kaisins, Citron, French Lemon Peel, Cur
n hnH' Peaeket lBiAckbcrries, ,KheS,le
~ berries, fppies, Ac., &c.
~ PLATA and Fancy Cakes TO order. Par
ties supplied st shsst notice.
Also . fall aad constaai supply Of tho fRsst
brsaas Of Ssgars.
n. B.-Ths person makiag the largest de-
pesit, will recslvs the largest quantity Of the
iabove. Discount days, every day In the week
Sundays excepted.
X. h. RICE,
Main 81. Niddleiown, De-.
New LETT.
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TnE PEAcu 0arnaap. l,sach
Orchard masl DO cultivated like corn. sMJ
keep, free from grass and weeds. II ynd
would keep your trees healthy, and rial.
izc good crop Of fruit. ynur trees nsssi
be regularly wormsd. al.o. to destroy TIN
worms under the bark Of the tree, iAS
above the ground. Dead branches mist
also be Topped Of aud pruned out. Civ
the trees a little potash. diasoivsd u
water. but don't make Il too stroae. MD9
strong enough to Goat an seg o. possss "
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11

\ conceitcd minister once asked gen.
tleman wha, be thought of the sermon he
had just finished Tho gentleman re-
mained silent for some time. hoping tina,
bis silence would be rightly Interpreted
but this only caused the question to be
pressed with greater earncstness. AT
length he said:
There was one very fine passage
Il am rejoiced to hear you say so.
Pray. sir, what was it?''
"Why. sir, il was tho passage from the
pulpi, into tue vsstry,'
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other game would hc play, mach TO the
disgust and vsxatiou Of General 6oott,
who, Of course, was q considerable losor.
From "liscollscsions Of an Old Stag
or" in Harper's Mdgasias for DsecH-
Der,
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11

No farmer or planter ahosa depcnl sp-
on one staple alonc. but shouA 81 q ~
euro himself against ssrious ldes II ~
seasons BY diversity Of produets. -
Middletown transcript., 1873-01-11

mo cows. no cream was the way an
intelligent compositor set up the words
No cross, no crown
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
TIED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir.
sinia
the matter OF George B. Stacy & Son, bank
CupIs-in bankrup cy
70 Whom il NAV Concern.---The undersigned,
Vm. H Allderd ce, of Richmond CT y, Vir-
yinia, hereby gives notice of his appointments M
t~signee OF the estate of George B Stacy Son,
.! the CITY of Ricbm nd, in said district, and
Who were to.wit, Oh the 2lst day of January
\ ID 1873, adjudged bankrups upon the
petition of themselves, by the district CourI
II the United ates for said district.
Dated Richmond, February 20 1873.
WIN. H. ALLDERDICE.
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AIT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNI
TED STATES for The Eastern District OF
Virginia.
In the matter of VIM. H. Rowe, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
At Fredericksburg, on the 9th day of March,
\ ID 1878.
70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please take notice hereby, that n petition
has been. vii on the 10th day Of F-bruar,
A ID 1878 flied Ia said District Court oy VIM. II
Rowe, of Gloucest er county SAID di-
tiict who has beer heretofore duly declared
bankrupt under the act of Congress entitled IAN
act " establish a more uniform system of sank-
ruprcy throughout the United States" approved
March ID. 1867, LOT a discharge aud certificate
hereof, from all HIS debts and other claims
provabie under said act, and that the 2sth day
,f Ma Oh A ID. 1873, at % O'Clock A. M before
7. L. Waterman, one of the registers OF said our
in bankruptcy. at his Office in FIR. dericksburg IN
said district, IL the tine and place assigned 10,
the hearing of the same, when and where you
may aClend and show cause, If any you have.
hhy he prayer OF the said p-titlon should not
b. granted
You are also hereby notified that the senond
md third meetings ofIhe creditors OF said bank
rupt will be held at the same time and place.
J. l.. WATERMAN,
Register IL Bankruptcy for
NH 7-F2w iSt fongi Dist of Va.
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1910
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNI
i ED STATES for the Eastei n District of viz.
gina.
in the after of William J Lindsey, bank
rupt-,n bankruptcy.
AT Frederie ksburg, on the 9Th day Of March.
1878
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Please 10 take no Ice hereby, that a petition
has oetn to-@it: ON the I'd day of Jan'y. A. ID.
1873, filed in said district Court by VIM. T.
Lindsey, of York county In said district.
~ho has been heretofore duly declared bank mi
under the act OF Congress entitled "An act 10
establish Uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout the United States." approved March
"a 1867, for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provable un.
der said act, and hat the 2sth day of March a
d. 1873, al 10 o'clock A. NJ, before j. L. Water.
man, one OF the registers Of said court In bank
ruptcy, al his office in Frederick burg in said dis
irici is The time and place assigned 70. the hear
ing OF the same, VIXEN and where on ma, NJ
tend and show cause, If any you have, why th,
prase r OF the -,id petition should no, be er
| You are also hereby noufsee,, thar ths s.1ulll
and third meetings Of the creditors OF said bank
| rupt Will be held at the same time and place.
| j. l.. WATT RMAN,
Register In Bankruptcy tor the
Na s-eW bt C0nEi DIST. aS We.
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'1'HiS Is TO GIVE NOTiCE-C That on u.
L 9Th day of March, A. ID. 1878, IL warr;iu,
IN bankruptcy was issued out OF the Districr
Court OF the United ST ties for the Eastern lis
trict of Virginia, against the estate o
Thos. B stewart. OF Fanqnier county AMI
State OF virginia, who hss cen adjudged Il
bankrupt on his own pelition:-That the paw.
ment OF any de is, and the delivery of any
properly belonging to SAID bankrupt, To him oi
tor his use, and the transfer OF any property b,
him, are forbidden by law That a meeting OF
The creditors OF SAID bankrupt, to prove theil
debts, and choose one or more Assignpes of his
estate, will be hein at Court Of bankruptcy t
b. holden ut Alexandria, Va, before l.ysandp
Hill, Esq Register. on the 20 b day of March
A. u 1873, ~ O'Clock A. NJ
DAVID B. PARKER,
NH 10 -M2w ". Marshal
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