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TARM FOR ' 81 LE. sig bs5l l,Il


offer for sale tho, Farm ony which now
reside, situated fn Marshall county, W. Va, some
three miles from tho linftB Of the city Of Wheel.
ing, On or moan th1l FAirmc at Plka, containing
i0s acres of 1rstclaas Land, nearly 81 ot which
10 70 1nS stAte Of cultivation. Tho improve.
nnrnts hreall or TIN bent cuntisting of Brick
House containing eleven roonsp With Sall the
d VIII iii ts watsr fof Shieh fain water isnsed:
"a. Thnrefsaiso GlzrTe Bum; With cellar; Sta
bic room Tor Horseso md twenty head or Cattle
lWagon House, Corn Glib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House and good Eranne Tenant House
,eonfAintng foaf roons. win Chufche ard School
HOUSE within lhprt distance Thetaia land 10
Eeil Hatered. and ailIng vel Of the barn,
vThefefs good yinpyasa Of Ca,awbs md Con.
cod aiapes, lni GlliSoi nnll0ei oftth6 bdBt %:
lection Of Fruit Tseestn fuIl heanng, consisting
Qninces. WITH almost al do drst quality q
mail fruit RroFltn thispa rtof thecoultry..
Any pereon deeiring Q good homo. near 70 the
city Of Wheeling, whore they can prod tAbly dis
poe Of whateym theym fsise fortthnmarket,
viii doweli ito call on the subscriber, who will
give al the necessary information. Terms easy.
iaT-dAw NM ~ L. TaWAYnAN.
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.
a IMPORTATION from the great West is
10 the effect that thereihasjus commenc.
ed 10 60 forward for the Atlantic and
foreignmnkGs,,he produce OF one Of the
largest crops Known, IN that region since
the war. This crop is relied uponby the
Atlantic seabpard cities Tor a large and
prosperous trade in manufactures and in
all That, goes aoS make up the traffic of
merchants and manufacturers, There is
no,hinsRisiblc In tho near future 10 in
timidete enterprise, guarded by prudent
Judgement, is the conclusion drawn from
these prospec.sf.byi the Philadelphia
LEDGER. '.A - ~
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ACCIDENTAL SHOUTING AT WASHING.
roH.-Nesr Washington, Pa, Saturday,
two young lads named Wsldron and Sex
ton, while out hunting came suddenly
upon some game, at which Sexton fired
one bsrrel Of bis gun7when the otherlad
WAS about TO throw intp some, bushes to
scare up more game the ganwhichrest.
ed on SexDnss; arm was accidentally dis
charged, the whole contents oithecBarge,
consis,iug-oi about for,ySshat, also the
wsddiug, passed into Waldron's b9dy,
He & ID q etitSsl condition . 10 70 5.
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Tue cotton crop Of the year just closed
II stated by the New York FaansiaI and
Commercial Chronicle. an authority on the
subject, at 1896, sos bales. which is an ex.
cess oil $50, 1871 bales over the crop OF the
previous year. OF this large product
i sOl ,l27 bales were consumed in the
Uuitea States, whilst $3.50. 9sG bales were
exported, our chief foreign customers be.
Ing Eugland. which took !. 1905, 500 bales,
and France e5s. 903 bales. -,
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AKEPARTIcULAR NOTICE

Who haye injured themselves by o certain prit
tics INDUCED In when Salones q habit 'frequeslI
learned from evil companions ureatBch0ol, b,
effects or which are nightly fell, even when Mlep
and II not cured renders marriage immpossib&s
and d as's both nind and body sh0pia sri
What . plty, that, . young msnathehops oil
country, The darling OF his parepts,, should h
snAtched nom Ill prospects and enjoymtnt q
life by the, consequences Of deyiAting from VI
path Of nature and indulging' Id a'certain setftt
habit o Such persons must Before contemplating
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New Adyertisements.
CORNER MAIN AND WEBSTER SITS, q

opened m and bcauifa seecon To-
panic Great Bargains. II will 70 esl and see them
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SENATOR WmoRF, Of Iowa, VINO has IS
heretofore considered that the "back pay
would revert to the Treasury as an VICE.
beaded balance at the end OF The present
fiscal wear, has, since the decision o. the
Treasury officials agsins. such an assaap
ton, signifed M intention :, Of covering
his hack pay into the Treasury. Z mi
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THE Boston Glo. breads to agsr svaie
Mr. ALEXANDER DELMAR into publish
inn any more statistics, BY questioning
the accuracy Of his assertion that the
world is producing at present morebread
than /, Gun eat. Yet /! ventures to ex,-
prpss the opinion that as long as the best
flour costs $40 barrel in Boston, the
producers would do well to keep at work.
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TISRIJsTEEis; SAFE -oFoc CENTRE
.Ic;WHKRLINGD WEELINa HoUsEs-m y,
gBsyiteds or a deed OF trust made bywilliAm
N.izenucby sud MAI htsl Mtfe ;tn Me- dkted
March !. iS5S, and Of record me once o. We
Clerk Of The County Court Of ohio county, " cst
Virginia IN Deed Book No. y, page 8is, Twill
ofernt public Sale IL the 'front.' doofof The Court
Houseof Ohio eounty, West Virginia. on N 20
Ie~i4 SATURDAY., October IS 1885, "a,
Beginning Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de;
scfibed property, that's 70 SAY: Part Of lot nnm;
bercd two hundred and twelve t2l2i situated ut
the corner OF Eon and Twenty.thltd uofmerly
seeond) streets, said part being bounded and de.
Bcfibed "a follows. Beginning at point sixteen
t16) feet east Of the corner OF the alley running
between Chapline and Eoif streets, thence east
along the north side Of Twenty.third street SIX:
teen i1G) feet; thence north across lot numbered
two hundred and twelve (ai2) sixty six g6) leet;
thence west sixteen 10 feet; thence south sixty.
six (b6 feet to the place OF beginning. with the
use, In common with tho owner Of the ground
on the east. Or q private alley running north
forty.seven ~ feet. W. --t.''' 80.
TERMS OF d Er@H alfthe purchase mo- ey and
as much moro as tho purchaser may, elect, In
hand, the residue In two equal tnstsllmenis d
Az and twelve months from the day OF sale, with
interest from that day, the deferred payments 10
be secured 10 the satisfaction Of the trustee
Title believed good, but selling as trustee !
ehAll convey only such title as sVested In me by
saId deed oil trust. noOa oHan e5Iijla asph'
800 -WiLLIAMPiHUpBARD. Trustee. .
GRO A WICEHAM.A uetiopeer. . beplS =,
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TUESDAY, SEPT. 10. 1873.

Iris said tia. when tho proof S.I the
nav ., 70 X cent ZEN, stamp was shown 70 Treas
ne rc,.snipner be detected the striking re-
semblsnce Of the vignette to Beau hick-
man: and to prevent mistakes had en-
prayed under the likeness: "samL Dexter
Sect. Treasy, 1901.
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A PARTY Of Boston ladies reSehdy
formed themselves into an association ior
the encouragement Of extravaganza and
absurdity in dress. They, however, unari.
imously resolved that redingotes were
splendid" and the grasshopper twist
very becoming.
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"If he undertakes to run down aud de:
molish every dirty falsehood which Rad
ical ingenuity can invent CONCERNING the
toings Of Yves, Virginia Democrats, he
will find that life will speedily become q
burden, and the end Of his days will leave
his work unfinished -. - = ~
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SOMETHING Of sensation has been
created on the Reserve by tie refusal OF
the Cleveland Leader 10 support the ticket
nominated by the Cuyahoga County Re
publican Convention on the 10Th.
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THE following from the Charleston
Courier looks like hint to Treasurer BUR-
pErrg to keep shady on the subject of the
Specializing in the State funds, Oh,
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.orMARRIEBsi

Observation-Disclosures esideiaitcss 7 81
II. W. Amiel, Esq, On 1ath street. on Thufsdsy,
september II. ls1a ny ,Rey.J /. b. BfiAtow. Mr.
Glow! Primer and Miss RLLA. Youngest
daughter Of tho late Rey.fw. n Mnybufry, al or
Wheeling. No cards. e-1afI Ga9.lS
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wehsye ths, plealpe " announcing 70 our
friend. and iths pablle ill on Monday lasswe
reeommeneed, With the aid. oi new and Yefy sui
perIor machinery, ths melting Of iron at our
Foundry in North Wheeling. at which establish.
mehtwc arc now again turning ont Stoves as
h.-1,, ,asg, JiHIEZo yi1to72s0 q Va" -
Astt y - ;L ~ atIo4e1 COZ q: sclIS y
We shall not at this tiinS mike an extended
advertisement nor snlmsratss6 ur varieties Of
Stores, hut content ourselves neNwith saying
that our stock Of Patterns. saved at the fire.
comprise nearly all Of our latest and most C.
teemed Stoves. both for heating and cooking
OF Heating Stoves We have new patterns espeeii
ally adapted to tho fuel OF this region Of country
and in Cooking Stoves, besides the Arlington"
tof which We have six vsrietlss), we have new
and less expens!ve Stoves, Cotton up Like the
Arlington with especial reference to the neeessi.
ties Of our fuel and inferior to that renowned
Stove In capacity only. r,..
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Episcopal RighS School Of Virginia

'-N'''-' . NEAR ALRXANDRIA. ~
The s0lh Animal Session OF this School for Boys
begins aept,. a, 1s7a. Full corps or Assistants.
Tetms. $3.50 per year. MOI extras. Catalogue,
with particulars, sent on application Y .he Prtn;
eipall 9Sl'S W. M!1BLkCKF0RD.H MA y
jy2s-d.swAw ALrxAltpRIA,rVA;iy
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NOR SALE-TWO SMALL FARMS
prton tho B. d OR. R., between Moundsville
and Glen Kaston-one Of 90 acres, the other 40.
They AdIoin and Will be cold together or separate
About IS acres under cultivation, balance well
tlmbered. "A comfortable Dwelling House. Barn,
Stable. &C., and choice Apple Orchard, with
other fruit.
Also, q two story Brick Hou.e with Ave rooms,
on Wheeling Island, Ohio street.
sep;6 ]. IRWIN, Agent.
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T1RUSTEE,SISALE OF EAST.
| llsWaREI,lN0P PROPERTY. II .gIR -li:34

Byyirtae Of q eedof trust made by Thomas ).
Downs and MsryJ. his wifelto me. dated Az.
gust %. 1875, and Of record In tho othee q me
CLERK Of the Comfy Court OF Ohio county, Wet
Virginia, IN Deed Book No. 80, page 61i, wfll
offer Of public sale Of the front door ofthe Court
house q Ohio county. On .li,.S! % am1 Cd
50; SATURDAY, October 49, is7,,od obi /.
Beginning at loX O'clock 1. Il, the following az:
scfibed properly situate on the soath. side ~
Zane street n that part Of the city q Wheeling
called East Wheeling, beng part Of lot knoMli
and nnmbered ono hundred and fortyl i4o(S thaf
q 10 Say, The west hall of said With the build
ines and improvements thefeunto Belonging ~ ~
/ fxnas or SALE -One.third OF The pafehase
money and as much more as theE purchaser MAJ
elect, In hand, the residue In two equal install:
fnents at SIX and twelve months from The cay Of
sale, with interest from that day, the deferred
payments tobe secured to the satisiaetion otthe
title believed good, but ceiling as trustee !
shalI convey only such title as isyested Ia me BY
SAID deed OF trust. a!linh.l.E }. .lill9.-
II : So WILLIAM P. HUBBARD, Trustee. nj
GRO A. WICKHAM, Auctioneer. seplS ,
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- Medical.
Baltimore Lock Hospital
BALTIMORE, Nd,
u. rOeIee-7 So.tt1 frederick &reet.
Medical.
DIR. JoHNsoNa

h. rsOeses-7 So.tth. Frederick Stree.
st DIR. JoHNsoNE *
Has discovered the most Certain, Speed, a..
only Rfectnal Remedyin the world Tor Va
nees OF The Back or Limbs, Structures, AIet,Sc..
OF, the Kidneys and Bladder, S1nvpluntsry III
charges, Impotency General Debility, Ntrm.
ness, Dyspepsia, L4ngnot, Low Spirits, CcnfS
sion 81 Gsss; taba"sa hsasa MaI
Diseases Of tho Head, Throat, Nose OF sfIn. AZ
fectionS OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or ~,
Ethoso Tafribl6 DESCRIBES arising from ssiI'',s
Habits Of Ycut sEcsrf andS solitary pfssti6.
more fatal 70 their victims than the s6nes 81 A.
syrens 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses, 6llg6uas
dering marriage, &C., impossible.
a. sAtatfot YOUNG o:g'G9 lt
Especially, who have been the victims Of solt
~ Vice, that dreadful and destructive bSS,,
which annually sweeps 10 an untlmeiy prsy.
Thousands Of fopngo Non Of tho most etalist
talent and brilliant Intellect, who might oths,
vice have entranced listening senates win d.
thunder OF seloquence, or walked 10 ecstAsy IN
thrilling Tyre, yeall with hall confidence. ~
on nj I'M MARRIAGE. -c5 o. col ru
| Married Persons, or Young Men eontcmpls,,,
Marriage, being aware Of Physical Weaires
organic debility, deformites, speedily cnred
/ He who places himself under tho Gaze ii n,
u, may reiigiously eontde In his honor % zen
tlsnssn and eepaeeptly rely upon bis akin as
p 1 2SS.sI1Io ORG GNIo -wRAKNBss
Immediately Cured and Full yigor restored
This distressing Affection, which render Ifs
miserable and Marriage impossible, Il le penl.
paid by the victims OF improper indulserte
,nn .wa y ~ ,spp a,ss essessa
n.y. ~ w. -. NY ssas
h,.ty III rss,snd q deye IA ,S
Wy ist 1890 ssnss sd
o. ptTsaaph tssn NV thcy p ,nSss ae
ln,o inp.ope1 nau,Ls " ~ ~" pluoeIt be
eidee pttng eepliSsu Y ny " leAilI
ouspLins, a99 nsh $500 onS r,gna ~. .st
srn,p,e hssS,ssf r,efanged the Pbytss, ~
S}entsi ,FnnsfIona ,reai and iJIIosa az psct,ss.
tssa power 'Nervons irritsbility. Dy,nrn..
P.inshtion ar IN Heart indirestion. tos.titat
tiona Debility. d wasting Of tho Frame, CoasS,
Consumption. bseay and DEAN.
..!,l.t., ~, upR. JOHNSTON s,.
Member AZ We Aeyai a Solsge ~ Suageoas Lea
don, gtadpate nom ons ~, " INC m9st emihet
COLLEGES N NJ III so $3.50 1au tne geaH
pau q ts tas IA y. sue aospas
o. Lonaon @ - ~ ,,,.sst s1% SlseNnes
eSet hesS VA cara ybSn asleep gsest pa,y.I
the neaa anu VIZ a, ssup' sasat neiIoet
neeo. peins aAea ~ suI%em soua as9 eaal
neee, WIZ WIZ Isqueas n.uoa ~ asseaueo tous
essMhi1i, HethhkeiaeA W AA'iAs' "e's cure
immedlately: ,,s..s. -.
DR.. j. addresses all those who have injured
themselves hy improper indulgence and soliup
habftb which ruin both body and mind, unfttinl
them for either, business, study, society Or mai
tiaee. S'"'s
Thcseate somsi ofthe sad md melaaehplypt
tects prodneed py carly a1pns oi y1u1, "
o. tne ~ ssast NJ Inss ot ps y @
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SATURDAY, September q, 1873,

Beginning at .Iox O'clock a n, the following
described property, situate on Wheeling Island,
Id the ely or wheeling, county Of Ohio and
State Of West Virginia, that fsto say certain
piece or parcel Of land situate on said islana1n
3. L. Zanes addition TO said city. and eommenc:
ing at the north weet corner OF lot numbered
eight 80 in said addition. which y situate on
Virginia street, and running themes along tho
south side Of said Virginia street. aEdisa1ceIof
sixty t60J feet In westwardly direction; thence
south one hundred and twenty GEO feet; thence
east on limo parallel with Virginia street sixty
(60J feet; thence north along tho ,weet line Of
said lot numbered eight lSl one hundred and
twenty feet TO the place Of BEGINNING, together
WITH tho buildings and Improvements on eatd
7 TIans OF ,sALx--Bourteen hundred dollars
(sli00J In hand, the retidue OF The purchase
money In two equal II stallments,, one at ak and
The other twelve months after the day OF eale,
with interest from that day.. Defer d install.
msnts 70 be secnfed 70 the satisfaction Of the
Title believed rood, bat :scilibg as trustee 4
shall convey onlysueh title asis vested IN me BY
sa'a assa 81 d HENRY q MORGAN, Trustee. o
VIZ, P. HUSBAND, Attorney liNF'l i'Hb "a
IL. M.-NlLLER,A uttioneer.
HhsSlinq, Anqast r26s 1b7a.I PF-f anT
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EducationaI.
NDsLEY INSTITUTE.

This SCHOOL, has been Il eontinpous "a !. sue,
Was befofe stated In these columns, q permanen.
CIV. ' i During The summer vacation The building
viii be thoroughly repaired. The location corn
or Of Filth and Centre streets 10 quiet and pleas.
ant and the grounds ample iof e1ete ,a, !ns IN
other Information apply 10 the Principals.
'''S' JAMES WATS0N.-
sen,0 JOHN N. HUTCHISON.
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ORG kNIO lWRAKNRSS
.lDR.. JOHNRTON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, La
don, graduate nom one Z. 81 The most ealaai
nsqt N whose iiie has been spent In he hosnIt..
of London, Pafis, Philadelphia, and elsewhgS
has Greeted some Of, the most astonishing eEfe
eyer known. Many troubled with ringing il
the head and. eAts when asleep, great nefyog,
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashisl
meas, With frequent blushlng, attended some
times with denngementIof mind, were surtt
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TOR SALE

TOR SALE !. al 10 LiUa -, ga4
I,lG -al,oti ,tl-I.. .'F ~ uVcrr -EN' 4 !.
feyenty acres Land on the waters OF Glen's
Run, unneflaid with coal. Lower Sis or Island,
10 the Ohlo'riyer, containing about II aeres.
Three acres OF land within one mile OF st.
Louis. These lands are offered 10 close ont an
'sepI6r = :. saaa GEO. T. TINGLE.
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ITOR saLE4OPTICAL ANDMUsIC
IL Store. Established % years. With the In.
tentlon OF retiring from business, offer for sale
mywell established Optical and Music Store,
with stock and fixtures. IL is In the best bust.
ness portion Of tho city, has large run OF first.
class customers, In Is well % ont OF the city.
days. Address A''A' '' hA'1 w. 'l' A '
- 80, MRS. G. 3. CARTWRIGHT.
sepI6i s'1iy P. o. Box 2s5.
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TRUsTE Es' sALEaUF ISLAND
ssHRALp ESTATR,H ~ Issl Gsiu 10

ByvIrtue Of two deeds Of trust made BY A. CH9
Amrine and Cynthia l. bis wife to tho undrsign.
ed trustee, one Of which, deeds is dated Deem.
Der o 1858, Ind recorded In the olee Of the Clerk
OF the County Court OF. Onio county, Wet VIZ.
other 10 dated February @, 1850. and recorded III
said Clerks once in Deed Book No. "a, page
lo5, will offer atpnbie sale at the front door Of
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE. la4
TRUSTEES SALE.

\ lyif'TSI5J aanS7TEGI a'.I oiiios.t al
BY virtueofg deed OF trust made Junei2 81, 1858,
by Willism and vile to iha apassSs'Esa nS
Mo- 81 SD. Ia the Office OF the Clerk OF the
County Cour. OF Ohio county, WestiV ifginiaSt
will ofer Of pnbic sale at the font door o. the
Court Houseo % OHIO county, on lis .'g,iart
20 SATURDAY, September q, 1s1s, -, ~ !
Beginhing u 10 O'clock \ =, the following az:
scribGd properly. TINT 10 10 say: lot No o. In
tquare No! b ID Churchill addition 70 tbeccity
Of Wheeling, commonly called Buena Visits with
the buildinge and improvements thereon. -. cd
Tgiiab'Lo f isALE-Half the purchase money
cash I'M hand. the other half payable In SIX
months from day OF sale. with interest, and te'
curity satisfactory to the trustee; 49,, ~.
Title believed good. hut selling as trustees
shall convey only snch title as is vested In me
by said deed Of trusLI -76lJ / Z
- $50 - HENRY @. MORGAN, ?ruatee. :,
VIZ. f:HusHAhp, Attorney; = .., -; 20
TTiftling, Au1ti,t 90, lS13..f ! Dyi5 D auto
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New Advertisements

yWHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE
Papls win stiiibe received ~ the Mnsic. an N
ana IAN Holm ibe eissees last organized.
Special attention Is devoted to Music Vocal
and IustruricntaO under the instruction OF the
Misses Doddridge and Prot. A. y. Roe.
Glasses ID Latin, Greek, French or German
under capable teachers. sepi6-
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1873-06-12
CHOLERA,

We learn by exchanges that the cholera
is prevailing in Memphis and Nashville
and numerous deaths are reported. The
Nashville Board of Health, among whom
arc many prominent physicians, pronounce
the disease sporadic and not epidemic in
its character. In other words it depends
entirely upon local causes, such as mala-
ria, n%oxious gases arising from filthy
streets, alleys, &c. improper articles Of
food, especially unripe or stale fruits and
unhealthy meats. We have but little APP
prehensien of the disease visiting our To-
cality in an epidemic form, but We are
still, Notwithstanding our pure air and
sparse population, subject to the influence
of such conditions as above described with
reference to streets and private residences.
We are also liable to suffer from the dis
ease in the form of CEolera-morbus, from
the effects of green or stale fruits and veg
etables. We trust our citizens will take
he necessary hygienic measures to pre-
tserve the health of our town. A few pre-
cautionary me asures taken in time will at
all events tend TO improve the general
health of our people and may prevent
the spread of cholera should the disease
assume a more serious form.
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G~REENEvILLE, Tenn.

EDITORS HERALD AND TRIBUNE:
Circuit Court for Greene County, met
at this place on Monday last. As is
usual on the first day Of Circuit Court,
a large number of the citizens Of the
county were in town. Judge Gillenwaters
not being present in the morning, the
farmers Of tho county filed the court
room to listen 10 an address from Col.
Charlton, of Knoxville, upon the subject
Of Agriculture. The audience was q
large and attentive one, the address able
and instructive. His suggestions will
not be lost upon the farmers of Old
Greene. Itisthe purpose of Col. Charlton
to address the farmers Of every county
in East Tennessee during the summer, and
you could not confer q greater favor upon
The people of Washington County, than to
induce them TO come out and Lear the
suggestions and views Of Col. Charlton.
Among the leading points insisted upon
in this address. were the following /:
First a reduction of the aria cultivated
and a more thorough system Of cultivation.
Second, the general and judicious use of
improved implements of ~husbandry.
Third, the Importance Of a well arranged
compost heap, and superiority of the
fertilizers thus obtained over those i'm
ported and purchased at a high price.
Fourth. the duty and Importance Of beau.
tifying and making the farmers, home
pleasant and attractive by enclosing the
dwelling with q noat fepcs, repairing it
and giving more attention to shrubsry
and flowers, Hs insisted If this was
done, it would render home more sttrac>