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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-28

DHILADELPHIA VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
New jersey southern Kailroad.-Fare lower than b.
any Other route ceo,,nmencias May 1875 Leave Nss
Long Branch and intermediate points; As w. Tor Phlla
delphia Long Branch vineland kc; r. NJ for Pbilado
phfa. Long Branch Tuckerton. &c. q r. N. for Long
Branch, &c. wM sNEDEN. General Manager.
CToNINGToN LINE EoR BOSTON.
~ Reduction Of Fare.
steamers RHODE ISLAND and NARRAGAN9RTT from
pier 80 North River, loot Of Jay A.. At r. n.
Providence Line.
ZEN scs q Morsn E'ver loot Of Park place Steamships
ITO ALBANY AND TROY ny DAY BUArs O.. VIZ
bAhD and DANIEL DkEW.-Leavc vestry 81 pies
ny u and 2ath ~ ut 80 A. NJ. landing Nyack and
iarryown tby ferryboat. West Point kewburg poufh-
sespss Kh,neeech casski and hudson ciess eonnse
wsss Point and Sswbozs and sstasn, same dAys ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-28

West, carrying the United States mail The steamei
CITY OF HOUSTON, Captain Deering will sail Sasur
bills Of adng given to all points the Houston and Texas
Central and Great Northern. galveston,
Houston Henderson. and the Galveston Harrisburg
and Antonio Railroads. Freights and insurance ~
eommodations. apply TO c. II. MALLORY CO.. 15s
Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-28

COOKS AMERICAN system Of Tourist Tickets forming
than 2uuu different combna all the prnci
pal lines OF railways aud steamboats, every direction
issued At extremely low rstes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-28
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

~ sailing from pier 81 North River.
For Norfolk. City Point and Richmond Tnssdsys Thurt
days Saturdays r. NJ connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast Line Piedmont
Line, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and with the
virgins Newbsrn and Wsshngton. G. WA Norf0lk),
Lewes. Del. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at p. n,
connecting with Maryland and Delaware railroada
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Through passage tickets and bills q lAdng to all points
lowest Norfolk. &c. Freight
received daily pier 81 North RIVER General oces le7
Greenwich st. N. L. McCREADY. President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-28
JERSEY CITY, HOBOf<EN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

To Let or Leave.
,DAEERY TO LET.-ON PAvONIA Az: ESTABLISHED
ID syears. large ovens With bassments excellent
unnd possession
medssey; terms reasonable Inquire at III Payonia
~. jersey Cisy.
(sORNEK STORE 10 LEASE-NORrHwEST COR.
~ nor of Newnrk and Garden Hoboken. furnish ed
duOv o9or9 $50 month.
cRkvlER BROS. "a Newark st., noboLen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-28

WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL
The steamers OF this limo take the Lane Routes
Banks the passage to Queenstown all The round
CELrlC... june s. att r. N.
ADktATlC June ~ ~ u NJ
BRITANNlC. "a NJ i. N.
uEkMANlC July . Ats ~
From White Star Docks pIsr So North River.
Rates-SRloon. $50 aud 800. gold tickets
reasonable terms Stserage. <2s
Saloon ststerooms. smoking aud bath placed
amidshps where the and motion least. snording
degree Of comfort hitherto unattasngsie At sea.
For inspection OF plans other inormstio apply
X J. CORTIs. Agent
CooKs EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE AND TOURIST
~ Tickets through Great Britain and the Continent
available any line OF
day aud be used by single individual we'll
IN parties OF any number
COOKS AMERICAN system Of Tourist Tickets forming
than 2uu different combinations all the princi
lines railways aud steamboats, every direction
issued At extremely low rates
COOKS AMERICAN HOTEL coupons are accepted At
hrst class hotels at all principal points throughout the
country providing fuil Gays accommodation and
sold ~ 80 each. summer vacation party Is being
made and will sail BY steamer Victoria July 3 for tour
~ Scotland, England belgium, the Rhine. Switzerland
Italy and France. Mr. Thomas Cook will sccompany them
New York Prices first class travel hotel and all
expenses, $500, $40 and gold
COOKS ExcURsiONIsT contains full information re.
gardng and Of tickets al portions Of
karops and America, price ~ cents BY mail
UooK, SON i JRNKLNs,
Broadway cad Warren o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-28

NTORTH GERMAN LLOYD
IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Companys pier. foot of I'd st.. Hoboken.
MAIN Saturday June : WISER Saturday. June IA
NECKAR Saturday June 10 MOSEI. Saturday. Juno ~
Rates Of passage from New York Southampton Havre
Bremen:-
$50 currency.
Return Tickets At reduced rates
Prepaid Storage Certificates $50 currency.
For freight passage apply 10
OELRfCHS CO., No. 2 Bowling Green.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05
DI H %.


On the 26th ult.. Mr.. Jogs ivrss, Of Grant
COUNTY. aged about - years.
In keyser. IN the l2;h ult Niss Li1EIs
dauga,er Of Mr. james Carnahsa, 10 tie l7,h
ear of her sgo. ttt
Al his residence 10 Heyssr, MiuerM county,
on the raorninx Of The :Slh al. after seveI,
illness, Mr.. Jous II. MclLw,E, ia the samd tenr
81 his age. AR. II. removed from v inchesier
Vs., 10 this town, wbe:e he resided for many
years. For several years he has hscn living NJ
Hcyser, where he died. lie WAS ~ indusuiou:
man aud good citizen. .SometiIne since he con-
Eec,ed himself with the n T.. Church aud lived
a consistent Christian snd died ;rusi ing in ihs
Saviour. Va Saturday eTeping last his re mains
were Brought 10 this place AMI inferred in In.
dian Mound Cemetery beside the partner OF hi:
hosop, who had sometime since preceded him
to The silent grave. The services upon the &C.
cssioa were conducted by Rev. U. Z. Hirgmsa.
Life duty dnne, ns sinks the clay.
Light from its load The spirit fits,
While heaven and earth combiue TO ssy
How blest the righteous when be dies 2" .
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05
Baltimore Cattle NJ a ryx . {.
WEDSYspSY.N prfl pc. 1876.

BEy CArrls.--1Ae mssket showed some little
activity II tines N sD1s oe lbs pens. tus Il vss
generally duh 70 most OF them. and prices Wers
shade OF all Rradss, qnLi,y taken into
coosiders,ioa. To this respect tho oif.rin &c
show some improvement c3m pared with last
weeks receipts, There being better top Cattis 10
The pens tbis week. " iih the exception og sou,c
loads Of iltoois Cattle, the ofYsriogs ware better
'hroaRhoat than last week - Quotations. , 75SSs
per loo lbs.
Prices this week for Bssf Cattle ranged ss fol-
Iowa bsrL Beevss ~ O0yGSv w thar en- raii '
rated Grst quality 50GSs3 co. Rsdiss, or good
fsdr quality Oo@St 5o-ordinary THO Steer,,
Oxen aud Cows s5(ax4 09-gener.l average
Of the market this week SIS oo-ex,rspae range ol
prices 750SSc 90. Nos, of he safes were from
4 So to IS 80 per 100 lbs OF the receipts 2lo
head came frotp Ohio l27 from Virgins, -
from west vhgiria. go from Mary land 4oe from
Illinois, l6l from Pepnsy lvAnis, :sosa Mi .sou.
H. and from Tennessee total reeeipts Tor he
week ass head. against 1877 last week, and 1900
head same time hast ear. .,Uf the offerings Q5o
bead taken by Bai,more estrners, isssold
to Washington city dealers, Anc II head to Ens-
tern specu laiors-total sales for the week 1871
head, against 1858 last week, aud 1919 brad
same time las, year. 1879 .Lt
Swise.--With the number left over from las,
week added to the csrrest receipts the market
aas been oSer-supP!icd, aid sales have been We
~ dull. with further decline in prices from
last weeh OF nearly, il not quite &c per ID tor
while a few hogs were so d last eek AT III cts
itere were perhaps q si,ghdy lsrxer number
which have this week Brought our top lqu ia.
lions. | cts, and ir1tn that figure down 10 ~
cts sales have been made for com fed kogs,
Hhile stiilers sold Al o(a93 cents pee ID Re.
eeipts ths week 4O7$ head, against 5e22 lasi
| week, and 6d20 head snne lime last year.
SnEEe ASp LAsBs.- The qualify Of the receipts
ihi, Week compsr.d f-voraUy with lasi week $
| offerings. Ter though there have been seine com.
mon sheep among The receipts, the better sra des
McI In,
generally ns good AS lnst ID. The deu,aL d
has hssu rather slack, limited las il has been
To supplying only tue wants VI our hone but ch.
ers. . here has been a fair demand for good la,
Lambs u, 3Ca;S5 SO per head. We quote She.y
at 4Ca,sa cents, aud few extra at cents per
10. k.ceip's this week So to head, sgsiust 1882
last week, aud l64i head sase time last year
-SuH.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05
TO CONSERVATIVES

Ths sdveftser, having been psrmsnsn,Iy cor.
ca OF tb"t f'sad dsease, Consars yti,,n, bv aim.
PIE remedy, 10 aRxious To make known 90 M,
IsiIoV Sufferers the mssns Of cure. To all Who
1seG. free Ut charge Win the direo,jons ~,
preparing and using ths same, which they will
nsi sure Care Tor Consumption, Asihns
Parties wishing the prescriptions will please
Rev. l.. A. WILSON.
iet Penn ST. Willisusbprgh, Hsr York
Dee. ~, 1879 sn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

"A GENTLEMAN who suffered for ys.rs r =.
IA Nervous Debilite. Premature Dscat .od
~ ihr effects ~ youthful indiscts,ion viii. for
~ Snko ~ 'euerinE humanity. seud fee ~ all
Who need IL. the recipe and direction so, s,.L;,s
me simple remedy by which he wa. cuted SUI
'erers wishing 10 profit by the advertiser's sr
ssrienee csc dc so by sdd,essiog 10 perfect con-
JOHN y. OGDEN.
~ Cedar ST., Ssw YORK
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

CLEVELAND, ONO. May 2.-About
two o'clock this 4. NJ. abort forty mask.
cd men appeared =; tic coal mines north
OF Massillpn, Ohio. seized and tied the
watchmeH. and set The coal shafts on fire.
Willow Bank mine. Mount Bank mine,
and Rhodes & Co.'S mine are now burn.
inS. The fire department OF Massiilon
have gone to the scene. These mines
arc not being worked on account of the
strike. and no ono was in them The
incendiaries were undoubtedly strikers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05
M A RISIED.

On The 23rd ult-, by Rev. Daniel o. Arnold,
Mr. GEoRGs TRgSrsR to Miss SALLiL ANN M.
cnAkL, ali OF Miaerai county.
On the 18th ult by Rev. J. y. Rodrick, Mr..
SAs1xL A. BAsr TO Miss CHARLOTTE PowKts.K,
bill Oft.c same county
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

4 BEARD NINE FEET LoSo.-Curi.
osi.ies ut the Centennial will demand a
limit. They will come in one vast ay.
gregate. perhaps spoiled BY ahundant
ahsurdities. Yhey should neither al.
NIT food of follies. nor exclude senu
inc oddities. They should resolutely
weed out the monsters who draw prizes
Try their malformation in the siic shows
of our great circusos; but such crea.
ton as MIR. A. koerpcn, OF Chicago,
aged forty-hyc, wish q beard nine feet
long. should be allowed to walk the
classic grounds free. lie takes care Of his
name, or tail, call it how you please, inst
Us young woman does OF her tresses.
and as he stands il hangs down combed
out to its full length. the surplus carried
on his arm. lie Is q good looking Ger.
man. evidently proud o. his flowing
locks.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05
Political.

! HE Democratic Executive. Commit.
teAcf Hampshirs County. are requested
70 meet - the Court house in Romney.
ON Tuesday the 9Th day or June next,
being. the 6rse day Of the County Court.
A fall 3t@ANlance is. aesited, q vus5.
peesS d u1tor. 800 win Be transactea. :
JOHN w. MARSHALL.
May 5. 1876. Chairman.
70 After tAe ceremony the other
evening In Seaford. Me-. the happy
groom handed the minister q twenty Az G
cent shfuplkstef saying. II reckon
twenty certs are about tho thing. "ain't
its" and than waited for his nickel.
NtS1st 10 shgls man escape lis che
leap year motto Of the ladies. =.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05
Romney Markets.

ConaseTED WEEKLY ~ D. Y. &. PAxcAgE. RSrsu
DEALER ~ GsEEasL NEscusSpisE.
RoMNEY. May 4 1876.
Corn, SOC. per barrel Wheat. $40
per hushel; Rye. 80 ce1ts: Oats. As
cents; Onions. % cents Butter. 25c.
fresh; Eggs. l2ic. Dressed Chickens,
Zoe. per pound; Dressed Turkeys.
l2lc.. and Live Chickens $500 per
damn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

LEA lot Of esq quarts OF Strawber-
ries were rece;yai in Baltimore on
Monday last. from Charleston, South
Carolina. and we're rctailed ut ab out 81
rs per quart.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05
Special Notice.

The citizens OF Romncy and nor.
'hern part Of Hampshire county. can
only obtain the only Standard celebrs.
ted work of the noted characters, Moody
and Sankey, now being sold here and
elsewhere by the thousands, Ivy sub.
seription only. from Colonel II. w. Gus.
ton. Arrangements are made to also
furnish their photographs and song
books they are all handsomely put up
aud sold so cheap that ali may pur.
base, Address:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

lS'fYory and cream colored silk for
wedding dresses are extremely fashion.
able e. present
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05
IL. W. OUS ION,
Box %, Berkeley Springs, West v,

n. b hayc for sale the centennial
history--that is the only standard work
published by thu National Publishing
Company Of Philadelphia. and with It
will furnish handsome steel paintings OF
the centennial grounds and buildings q.
Philadelphia GRATIS. / have the aQen.
cy Tor this and one or two adjoining
counties. April %, 1S7G.-2w.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05
By Yesterdays .Na:i

tVc.B. Roass. formerly merchant
In Winchester, has been acquitted OF
charges Of frasd alleged against him in
New York
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

iyihe frat Quarterly Meeting FOR
South branch Circuit. NJ. r.. Church
South, will be held a. Johnson's, May
2Cth and 2lst. 1876.
i II. WHISNER, y. f.
April 28. 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

~ The report from Philadelphia /,
that there is perfect glut OF servants
and that the city is crowded with white
and colored persons in search Of employ
meDt.sg ~ SFTN~rrr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

y" - C<ssSASutfta di>cue contf O.
dicts tho report that George W. Carter
is about TO return TO the Ministry.
, CoxoREss.-In the Soma. con the 2nd
inst. Mr.. Hanilin's motion providing
that all deliberations Of the Senate i'm
the impeachmens trial shall be in y,uhlic
WA debated Without action: the jana.
nsse indemnity bill was also further
considered. The Chair lai,t before the
Senate q communication from tho Pres
ident enclosing an invitstion to the two
horses Of Congress to be present ut the
opening ceremonies or she Centennial
exposition- In the House, q resolution
direeting the House committee on the
real estate pool to accept Hnliet Kill
bourn's oficr to appear and testify was
laid on the table. Mr.. Payne. from the
committee on banking aud currency. re-
ported bill authorizing the Secretary
OF the Treasury Ia issue silver coin now
in the Treasury To an amount not cx.
ceeding $40. 900. 900 in exchange for an
equal amount Of legal-tender notes.
TTheyrana jury at Washington has
not up to thia time. the 30th ult., found
any bill against General Bciknap. and
. 10 understood that unless additional
evidence ia obtained none will be found
ut is asserted that Marsh's testimony
boiore the grand Jury was not near SO
strong as before the committee of the
House. XII.
~ 2 l. IT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

~ The Cumberland Tins; states that
the Alpaca sheep belonging to the es.
tate Of the late Hon. Francis Thomas.
will he shipped 70 the centennial and
there offered for sale
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

S Rfhs Alexsndria sGascae CONT 4.
diets tho report that George W. Carter
is about 70 return TO the Ministry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

FOR Cassimeres for suits Of all DUAL.
Nes-for Gents & Ladies' under suits
sec stock at
GILkESoF. PUGH 4 YAKCRs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

~ In Massachusetts,. it is said Bris.
tow Delegates have been appointed to
the Cincinnati Convention.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

IV There was special meeting OF
the Board OF Visitors. held on the 18Th,
ut the University Of Va It's object wa.
to perfect arrangements in regard to re.
ceiving = handsome donation made by
a gentleman OF Rochester, n. Y, TO tho
University. through Prof. Henry a.
Ward Of that city. lilo git is a cabi.
net Of neurological, geological and 200.
logical specimens, 20 cost $2s. 900. and
the means to build building Of the "a.
Tue Of $4,000. for the cabinet. The
generous donor declines TO permit his
name 70 he made known.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

q We are indebted 70 Hon, +. Matt.
COMMISSIONS. for Monthly report Of
the Department OF Agriculture tSt March
and April. 1876.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

tvMr. George h. Jingle has been
appointed Sheriff OF Ohio county. TO oil
the vacancy caused BY the death Of tie
late r. S. Brown. Esq. 49, s.s,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

81 Messrs. c. II. Caudy and j. w.
'andiver are announced in the Keyser
IIIbute as candidates for the Office of
Sheriff OF Mineral county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

IrS The individual who was aeciden.
sally injured by the discharge OF his du.
ty in voting for Corporation officers on
Monday ias', i e'ijl verv low
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

s-v big stock OF new goods at
mossrs. Gilkeson. Pugh i vance's store,
a. bottom pr;ces
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1876-05-05

V The weather here has been un.
pleantly cold for some days past. Dur.
ing Sabbath and at night piercing
Wind was blowing. On Monday morn
ing, May lst, VIC had a very heavy +, ost
ana ice about iive.eighths Of an inch in
thickness. IL is feared that Nil tue ear
~ fruit has been much injured, IL not
killed.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

BEETs FOR Cows-Eyery farmer should
raise roots for feeding to his stock, and
none are better than beets. The sugar beet
or the mangold wurizei, may be selected
for th.- purpo sc. The sol. should be rich
aud deep. aus heavily mauured. II il not
profitable to try 10 raise root crops upon
poor soil and >cantiiy mauured land 1t i,
considerable work Ia take care OF the crop
ans the cultivation viii be no more FOR a
iarge yield. than for light one. Finely
puyerized manure should be applied At
the rate OF eighty OK cart loads per acre TO
secure a heavy crop. Let ii be thoroughly
mixed with the snil. and the seed sown
early. Early sowing guards against the
dry ing OF the surface, and gives a longer
period for growth. One thousand bushels
per acre is the yield which high cultivation
ought to secure. For feediug to cows Civ
ing milk, no other food is superior to
beets. Let every farmer raise few even
if it is not more than square rod.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

},1oetrp.
Sc work Upon a Farm. y"

The song sing to YOU TO-DAY
l. Not 10 learn a trade;
For am sad the truth 10 say
fha, song aside IS laid.
The mil are running on h2lf-tjtnc.
Fhe shops give forth np .is-.
AMI il = hard 10 find dime
Auoun- the 'pIeEtlcc bay>.l
The song ihat shall >iug 10 Yuu
Your troubled hearts NH cslm;
If YOU have nothing else 90 do
Go work upon farm
Ia store. are filed with idle clerks,
Bacause the times are dull;
Aud he his duty plainly >hirAs-
When >hop> aud mills are full
u st ,chs TO learn trade. OF tens
The counter Of store,
Ia hopes the future yet viii send
A far,uue 10 his door.
Cto.-Ah. Vaiu are all such hopes Il, these.
That surely end IN harm,
Don't seek 10 ~ meath >iiaiy trees
60 work upon farm
Dtwly should men in ci-'y. l.ur.
o.lIiy ,t.y 10 town:
VIM loaf about. and GROSSLY whine
That Things are upside down
Can tAi, sring bread 10 wIia anl child.
AMI make the iuturc %. lEhit
tan In turn the weather mid.
Or furnish heat and lIE.lts
a. .-~a.h iuau should listen 10 my song,
And il ll hud a charm;
l. ft...> them how to get alonE-
'',r, wu-A upon farm.
I.t na maa starvr for want of bread
Ilr product oi the soil
Fer slI can sjiu be amply fed.
Wa VII oui share The toll
Taa honest. mtn.t Toll thai brings
l- harvest seA-pn round
y Hea tlr : ad farmer gas is sing.
T. au>r OF fruitful ground.
-THl>. then. shall be tho >'ng w ,ias.
Ia, Whole world to alarm,
Aui loudly lr, the charu, ring
70 work upon farm"
~.rg Hsrte-f a t4e semi Tr7pic q
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

and enjoy II. DO not sell or pawn 1t for a
mess of poltage. Do not exchange the
crown of Independent manhood for the col
lar of corporation. for on no other condi-
/ ton can YOU leave the farm for the factory
| To the thousands who have been tempt
ed 10 make this exchange, and are now
/ looking with downcs>t eyes aud heavy
hearts upon wives and children whose
bread they can no longer earn for want OF
work, would say, DO not 20 West; go
North. East or Snnth, here in your own
New England. Here within a days iour-
ney, you may iiul plenty Of farm home
steads Of every Size aud price for your
choice, on the easiest ternIs. And 90 where
you will in this vile world. you viii not
dnd tbr q .n'tv ami comfort ot farm lite on
higher level than in this New England.
Nowherv else j. the farmers home 80 uea'
his neishhor'>. - near the church. 50 near
the school, 80 near to all the facilities OF
social anl rrli .iou> fellowship and enjoy
meut. the ownership oi filty a re- on one
Of the interior hil>iies though the soil be
worn and poor. will make you what you
never can be hired A. workmen-your own
master. emancipated forever from the fac
tory whistle Tha' small holding will sup
ply You with work from year TO year. with
no Involuntary break OF occupation. With
The thought. the skill aud industry you give
The mechanical labor, your little farm will
produce all your family need TO eat, wear
ant enjoy. Your face may be Drowned
with the Summer ,ua. but {. will look as
manly as auy image or lack OF ft.nage which
the gas and grease OF the factory may give
il. CO back into the country aud help re
people our New England with it, own chill
drel. CO back aud help TO make iis char
ac.er and history what they were.-its best
5pa>t aud the admiration OF all our Aneri-
can States.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-11

Coon GARDEN WALKs.-Dig out the
.oil The width Of the walk, aud TO depth
Of about TWO aud a half feet. AT this depth
begin by laying foundation layer OF large
stones, fitted closely together. y second
layer, smaller in size. should follow the
first, and 80 on, having each succeeding
aver Of stones smaller in size than the
preceding one.uuiil the space l. filled near
i level with the surrouudn. surface \
top coating OF coarse ciuder>. and these
covered with few inches in depth Of
gravel and fine sand. will complete the
job. aud viii give substantial walk. that
will always be dry under-foot. 1t Will iln-
prove the walk and the appearance at the
same time. if the clinkers and the sand on
the top are rolled down firmly and in the
course of week or two. when the ha-
terial settles. i: may be found necessary 20
afd some more gravel and sand, to even
the surface Scr.bner's.