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posed of persons Of both sexc1. who apend much
time IN boH-sltootinG. Indeed. women arc en-
they did a few years ago, hundred or more OF
ihtn1 may be seen playing cfo0uet in Prospect
Park on any fine afternoon. Members Of the
Conchtng Ciul, rarely take epin through Gen.
on ,he ID "f thc eosci, win Them. Ill., In Ins Tic
Qucons County hunts wnmon rode fleet stccds,
While at the anunmcr-reeufls many Of them are
tccn pulling m oar In light skifTs The bcies Of
tho Shrc Wshury River utc proficient IN rowing
ihE matches women have attracted nearly ~
much Intention a. havs men.
To cuHagu In most of the recrcattona named
asgucs no luck Of wonnnly lecorum. Properly
tanning
, 1879-06-16
SPORTING.

Kneesat Bi.1ntcA :, ::ae Tribune,
ToHoSTo, Jnpe IA nomber OF the Han1an
Club, now with uanant writes as follows:
"'rhere las been Widespread feeling that
somehow, by some i1ocus.pocus or setglst-ot-
band business, 11anlnn has the aid Of somo
'cute Yankee machine to help forward hs
shell. So general has been this belief that
anonymous correspondents hare pcstcred tbs
newspapers 10 print lheit bosh. 4 few days
ago, the editor Of ono Of tho first sporting
papers c1u,a 10 Bcosss Ward to Interview Mr..
Ward about these vary serious sumors. Han-
Ian was accused Of having blalderl filled with
gas to muke hts boas fighter 10 the
water. and afeo Of having "A mschtne' to work
showed tbc editor all I}nnlan's boats, and eave
hin. every opor.ansty 10 s.e the whoap Quilt;
sn,l he went away satisfied. The result WAS 4
long amt minute drntaf ot all tflc points raised
t"trhts mar read Ike . large, bu: ! nm ouly
fst.hfn!.y detailing fact. We ase Amazed al the
folly of English boattng-men. They apucar Ut
terlr lensoratzcd at the sHecl Of !ian!an. They
urc; and even Higgins backed ILawdon. The
race upset their calculations, and, 1t Is feared.
their rc1suDtng puwcrs ulsc.
"Th.s breeze greatly amused lIanlan and his
friends. Ward declared that Hantan'h machine
Was one that Adam and Eyo nre credited with
inyentIfg, Or something Of the same order, n1-
loving if,E auy naswirlas, ifnpsoyctneut; nntl
that no other had been thought OF. The idea
seat h too nbswsd for 4 e,omeptts thought.
Poor EneEand! Verify, the times aro out Of
totrt. Horse ant, rover are culaiue from nver
the seas to outrun aud outrow her cracks. It is
all too hewi!sleElng. AK! tnHat stop quickly OF
Tie conccIt Will be taken out OF John bull; IND
a John I3u,l-an average one-wltiout concett
would be like a bnloon without rus.
"Hpn1sn ID going on nicely with bis practfce.
anJ feels yery cgnnueut, pse.tpC accidents, hc
can beat ElIlpt,n
ARCHERY.
T1c cbfcaro Archery Atsoctatton hnf, tts arst
t- - " ~
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t1scorI ~ AI Tho jn,1vsnai., faftha shali pass
swrr and tt,a chnrclcs win iii serk ona niety
a 1anion o1 syan ~ n liz rnr n snscrty Ono
inGao nG"5 ~ yaor. ~ frna nninton eincerov
ai pinn1r srr1rasna .ii ncrhn,,s rathrr ti,e
Hhrstfnn 1nrittt, IN " nm hnrmnnx: mt intn
mi m j sonl tl,at viii ask nothing of mankiad but
,.itI ri"ht an,,snnss me-. :" o,,1 I'd a n,"tr.
'"s"'o'o'Ds'e '1'0 t'..,s
n,,,, r,,,,r. nDu
~ Iaam m,a,,r.s,1 unmnmmg, nrnanr.Es r..
Thc Tcy. Mir. McCbosney* Of the Park Aycnuo
uotho,1ts, chnrc,, 1a.t oycnlnr preached :. acr-
'et''o"'s. onu1", '"sy n" Nat",Ia - <S. o. -.
mon on theatres 10 us conefeeSAuoo 'fo'' 'ne
Iovora OF pleasure moro than lovers Of God.-
7fnoth,, III. 4.
Tlo nrenrher .at,, Tho laws md custom. NJ
49,. ~" p.e -. n,,,,.,. h,,t ~ tn'1
God, grounded upon The eternal principles OF
right a,,a purity, can neYer bo changed. Gods
law ran neycr In let down 10 suIk tllc tendon.
linz ~ mr. nartfr,,Iar nco or nronIc.
e'1n M, VI uu5 ps't.en,a. ,.'. W. =. psup'o.
lhat faahon WHICH e1tsteu III me hino OF
Christ for requiring bis disciples to be separated
from tic world exists now rs then. II Paul
ue,ellvlnr today In would 1,ayo the SANG reason
n,lu .ounf ~ oa a., .s t"s IN"
not contormed to this world, but DO 70 trims
formed by the removing of your mintls.n Not
few mistakes laYu bcen made In rcgarl..to this
matter Of separation from the world.
pies wns r. very practical ons, that Of selt de-
p{al. HIf any man would 10 my disciple, lot
him deny himself" It is tho basis Of all true
religion. Ono form, ot se!f-seektng Is an un-
uro or amusement, and by anuseupnt VIC
mean q nursult tho only object Of which Is
present enjoyment OF pleasure, Without any
reference whatever to utility or usefulness.
...t..A uI.h&
-ue1sons who, though nomua,y Christian,
were impatient OF Christian discip1ine who, as
st. Paul says In connection with cur text, are
NLoyers Of tle!r own scl1es.n Tho apostle
cave she Church warning IN advances. "This
know, also, thnt in tho iast days pesilous times
shall come. For men shall bo lovers uf their
own sciyca,-loyert of pleasure more tlIan lovers
ing tic power thereof; from st1cll turn away."
One would think that the times in which tho
apostle lived were sutttclcntly pcrous, for they
wore ttnaes OF persecution ana snnrtyrdom. md
yet the lnsptfcd Paul lttimatcs HAT the times
81 ploasnre.scekIng which he forcsaw would bo
more perstous to Ills Church.
do not sny TINT Christianity requires US to
ignore our atlf-tuterest. Sc1Ashncss is The bltud
mud unauthorizel pursuit after sclf.intcrcst
socks to accomplish. The drowning tnan throws
atoss lie aurface. The more he struggles thus
!Ae deeper hu snlss; such IA The end ot . selast
h@as @ lost by persecution. How many hayc gone
to tic stakc,-bow mauy llaye yiellcl to The
pressure OF soro persecution and rccautod,-rc-
nounccd theft fifth. But for every ono who
ired othars .yo Uccl, I'D astray By sinful peus.
.1lrcs,-tnethods Of nmuscment which lJaga v,o-
lated conscieuce. When we thiuk tllnt tic
world h4s had the Gospe! for nearly tso thou
sand years, now natlral to inquire, "Why has
- ~, ..nnttt h,nn cr,,,,.-tnaf V,, H., 20 ', ~,
, 1879-06-16

BASEBALL.
Saturdays League gamea resulted rs follows:

CHICAGO vs. 1nor.
?;;:,!s 5Ss!s;:% g.; s=s
Ear: Earned sunn;,.Tsoy, n,;- .; Chicago. =. e1.u
iwo-'aae hlts-aaAscll. clapp, Hawkes.. shaftcE,
Fsss: base Oh crsa.z-csscaso, I; Troy. o.
Struck out-shoupe, Dals,mpie, 11arbidgc te}.
WIN hanson.
Double plays-IEawkes and clsPp; Hall aud
Paused ba.tt-rlint, 2; 1scllly. L.,
Ump[tc-Wilunr.
PROVIDENCE vs. clsc,NNAr,.
InnIngs-~ l 2 2 @ TS1
rroviaenee.... -....9 = 9a q
Ciuctnnatt... 80 o 0-3
BUFFALO vs.. SYRACUSE.
s;?s:s:: 5si:;:::= s=s
I,Ase hits -l3Ht!a1ps. u; ssars, ..
Two. base hits--Forcc nnd Fulmcr.
k.sUek oat-Ssass, &; HuNa!os. !.
umptte-.Joo Young.
CLEVELAND ys. BOSTON.
cieseiaai. sseina;- ....."..a ! : ! : ! : 8 8
T~S. S,:: h;:.iiopck JONES' auS csr.y
Thrrc. base hlts-Ilawes
Struck uut-O'Isonsku. Morrill,, g: Duslock, g
Double plays-Hus1Dck and Morrill, Fhslps and
G!asscock. Garey md falllips'
rnssea batls-anyaer, l.
l,asu on called balls-Joues.
un,plrU-nantelA.
I1me--Dna hunt hftT mtnltes.
As to the championship, Chicago Is arat, rrov-
IAeuco second, boston thtr1t, Syrarusa fnurtt,,
Cincinnati fifth. Buffalo hixth, Troy seventh,
aud Cleveland last.
, 1879-06-16

Z
4pettal ntfposch 10 1At Tr3buHA
81. LOUIS, No., June 15.-John spclluan, tho
iocky who was indefinitely suspeudod for hia
alleged foul ruling OF Bill BASE, In the race for
tho consolation purse yesterday was reiustated
By tho judges to-day, pupllc sentiment being
altogether In ILLS favor.
Samuel Eckcr, tie owner Of BILL 1ass, offers
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17
Acting as Captain.

We used to have story in the fore
castle about f1ssy Captain who was
eternally jawing the man at the wheel.
At last he got so far as to say: "Here,
let me take that wheel and show you
how she ought to be steered. You take
this spyglass and be captain while
steer" This sailor was cheeky fellow,
and submitted to this with ready faye,
aye, SIR" Marching up and down the
weather side of the quarter deck with
the spyglass, he, with ridiculous gravity,
looked at some distant ship, and then
with mock authority said, "Luff little
there" %" Steady so, you high enough
don't give her too much wheel, mind"
and continued his promenade. He knew
his lease of authority would be short,
and he came to the point at once by
calling in a commanding voice, "Stew-
ard :" That functionary came up at
once, when our captain of a period
ordered him to A" fetch him glass of
grog, and,'' he added, ''another for the
man at the wheel.''
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17
.Mistook His Man.

The New London Telegram says: A
veracious and amusing anecdote of the
late Asa Otis has just come to light. He
was at one of the fish markets on the
wharf clad in his customary overalls and
as ever unassuming in his department,
when the captain of sinking vessel
rushed ashore, and, seizing Mr.. Otis by
the shoulder, shouted:
"Say, old man, quick! Do you want
job? ?"
Mr.. Otis looked at him little surpris-
ed and turned away, whereupon the
persistent captain followed him up and
again demanded:
"Say, you, don't you want a job to
pump out my vessel? I" but Mr.. Otis
remained unreplying, at which the ex-
asperated captain exclaimed: "Well,
old chap, if you are too lazy to work you
will die in the poor-house, surer than
thunder"
This quiet man in his overalls was
then the owner of more than three
millions Of dollars.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17

"a The Emperor Alexander, during
the occupation of Paris, was present at
the anniversary of one of the hospitals.
Plates were handed round for contribu-
tions, and they were borne by some of
the patrons wives and daughters. A
plate was held to the Emperor by an
extremely pretty girl. AS he gave his
louis-d'ors he whispered, "Mademoi-
selle, this is for your bright eyes" She
courtesied and presented the plate again.
What - said the Emperor, "more Z"
Yes, sir" said she; 81 now want
something for the poor.n
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17

TOB PRINTING OF every description neatly
J and promptly executed at Reasonable Rates
at the Bloomfield Times Steam Job ONCE.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17

BD~ kissing the baby may result in
deforming its nose, and bringing on
near-sightedness. The safest plan is not
to kiss baby of the feminine persua-
sion until it attains the age of 16 years.
The cartilage of the nose is much strong
er then.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17

gY' A wealthy bank officer, on being
applied to for aid by needy Irishman,
answered petulantly: "No, no; can't
help you; I have fifty such applicants
as you every day." "Sure, and ye
might have hundred without costing
you much, if nobody gets more than L
do" was the response.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17

BDr I" / wish were you about two
hours" she said, with great tenderness.
"And why, my dear ?' he asked, with
considerable interest. Because" she
said, toying affectionately with his
watch chain" because then 1 would
buy my wife new bonnet
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17

gg- An old lady seeing sign over the
door of an umbrella shop, Umbrellas
recovered" went in and told the shop
man that she would like him to recover
the one that was stolen from her the
week previous.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17

ga A rich New Yorker is so fearful
that his daughter may marry a coach
man that he has taken her and started
for China. But he must remember
there is Coch-in-China, too.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17

EB- A Texas man shot five men and
no attention was paid to 1t, but one day
he stole mule, and in less than an
hour the infuriated citizens hanged
him.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17

EY Mr.. Jones, you must come into
my room soon and see my lovely baby"
said fond mother to fellow lodger.
"Thank you, l heard him all last
night" was the equivocal reply.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17
DEATH DEFEATED.

DEATH DEFEATED.
IHOR over so years SELLERS LIVER PILLS
u have been the standard remedy for Liver
Complaints Costiveness, Sick Headache, Pain in
Shoulders or Back, Dizziness, Coated Tongue,
Fever and Ague. and all diseases arising from a
deranged state of the Liver or Stomach. Thomas
Adams, of Big Sandy KY, says: Sellers Pills
have saved hundred of dollars in doctors bills in
this country" r. f. SELLERS u CO., PrOp'rs,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
THE GREAT BLOOD TONIC,
For the cure of all diseases arising from impure
Blood, and for invlgOrating and strengthening
the vital organs. Are you weak nervous, debili-
tated, pale and emaciated? Have you lost your
appetizer Have you nausea, pain in the back,
&c. If so, DR.. Lldsey's Blood Searcher will drive
out the disease and bring back the BLOOM OF
HE ALTH. Pimples, Boils, Erysipelas, letter,
Salt Rheum &C., are but surface indications of
Blood Disea ses; and Dr. Lid sey's Blood Searcher,
by purifying the system, softens the skin and
beauties the complexion. Sold by all druggists.
81 per bottle. r. K. SELLERS CO., PrOprie-
ors, Pittsburgh Pa g AS
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-06-17

RY' " In furnishing house," says the
New Orleans Picoyaie, the hat-rack-
tive furniture should be placed in the
hall" See here, ottoman be allowed to
go sofa as thatY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. March g. 1879.
GoreTnTsa$ uritfes.-United States KS, 0fs;
bid; United States As. 100 bid, 1002i asked.
STATE observation-disclosures eoiisais. 54k bid, SIX
asked :; Virginia consos. new, Az bid 43iz askef;
Virginia frndable, 80 bf. Virginia deferred, 7si
bid; virginia tax-receivable coupons,7e bid, 7sii
gitR SecYritfcs.-R Richmond city s's. J. and IT,,
1l6h bid; Richmond city 6ts, j, and D., l034 bid
tlg4i asked; Petersburg city 81; f. and A., LOO
asked: Petersburg city s's. II. and A., log asked:
Petersburg city Ss special tax, and j., los bid
burg city 6's, j. and j., 1Ol bid. -
Railroad Bonds-Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
road 6's. gold II. and ", IS bid; Virginia Central
Railroad arst mortgage 6's j. and j., 90 bid; Wiz.
!gfnia Central Railroad third mortgage 6s, ). and
II. e3 bid, 96k asked ;f!Ichmond and Petersburg
Railroad FIRST mortgage Sts, A. and o., 106 bid;
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage rs j.. and J., 100 bid; Orange aud Alex.
bid. 48 asked: Richmond and Danvlle Railroad
consolidated 6s. N. and N, S51 bid, SO asstd
lreomont Railroad first mortgage S's, 4, and o..
103 bid. ~
l. Railroad Stocks.-C Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
100 par. SI.25 bid: Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road. 100 par, 40 bid, e2 asked; Richmonn, Fred,
er1ckshurg and Potomac Railroad SIX per cent
guaranteed, 100 par, n bid: Richmond Frete.
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad seven per cenr
guaranteed, 100 par, 90 bid; Connection Railroad
20 par, SO bid; Richmond and DanvIlle Railroad
100 par, 1926 bid, $5.T asked. s,s
+ Bank Stocka.-Nattonal. Bank of Virginia. loo
par, BIZ asked; State Bank of Virginias 100 par
/ Insurance Com pGntes.-Virgina Fire and Ma
Tine. 20 par, 81 asked; Virginia Slate, 20 par
81 bid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
DANVILLE.
rcorrcspopdcuce of the Richmond Dispa;ch.1
wa n.,o,r @ 1910

rS,orrcSDondeuce of the Richmond BiSpaicH.l
MARCH S. 1879.
The annual report of the City Collector
eho,vs that the amount collected during Tie
,a9r was G5.S00.44, and the amount Of
NEGLECTED accounts. $3,4IQ.45. The I'M
collected accounts in the preceding year
were $2,272.20.
Tnc funeral Of Mr.. !. B. Chambers took
nIacc Yesterday evening from tie residence
q the family. on Main street. Mr.. Cbam-
hers died on the 9th of bronchial alice
ton. He was q native OF Franklin county,
was at one time engaged in the tobacco
business in Lyuchburg, and afterwards was
for several years very largely engaged IL
The same business here.
After much discussion from time 10 tln!e
about the purchase Of Z lot and the building
o. aueW Iarket-house. the Council mas ue-
termined that suitable lot could not DE
obtained on satisfactory terms, and has Or
drrcd such Improvement OF the market Ia
ciIities as will be made by the removal OF
the Ole jail and the hay-Scales, the extension
OF the row Of stalls 10 Patton street,.anQ the
erection OF such sheds over the present
stalls as have been heretofore directed. Z.
Rev. Fl. Petty, OF Chatham. has accepted
the pastoratc OF Sharon Baptist churcf,ln
this county, which bad been lett vacant by
the death OF Rev. James, Anderson. Memo
rial services IN honorsof the deceased pas
tor were held at this church on the I'd ill.,
slant. Nj. Petty conducting the services.
This (Pittsylvania) county is readlust,ng
her debts by paying interest in full prompt
" ard buying up her bonds, and 1t Is the
intention OF the supervisors to continue to
huy and cancel from time to time till the
bonds ut maturity shall all have been can
ceIled On the 9Th instant, ut a session OF
the supervisors, Treasurer j. D. Blair
turned over TO them for the county ioi OF
these bonds, in the purchase OF which ne
ladexpended from the siuking fund S5,G25.
The county has already bought in lis BOMBS
10 the amount OF about $4,000.
In reference 10 the action oi Governor
Holiday III calling the extra session, every
body SAYS. "WelI done for Holiday" One
old gentleman says it would be vel! il the
members could be served as iuries were
once served in England-"k kept locked NJ
and deprived OF bread and water till they
came TO a decision.'
Permit me to say that the Dispatch'S report
OF the PoindeXter-Curtis affair has been
closely read by everybody here who could
beg, borrow, or buy" the paper, and IT
has been very highly complimented.
The clothes Of Pauline Tucker, a colored
gifl who was employed in the Arlington
Hotel, took fire On Thursday evening fraM
candle which she had been using. and sue
was so badly burned that she died yester-
day. .~...
Beautiful weather this morning, and PEG.
pie are busy IN their gardens in this
"greene eountrie towne." ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
ihlllolll llll
MARCH 10, so.
pETERsBuRa.

rrcsST SHOOTING cAsR--THE PAKTIEs
ss TO-. 20 M no THE 8GsTfSGs COURT FOR M
ss.,s.r,,rsr-rasToRAfs cALL.-ESPnRfs OF
q 5ssinsaacCo- NTERyAE-RErENUE CoLlh.EaaSC."s
~ ,s,tsnontencc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
so'''> MARCH s, 1879.
,.rce crowd OF people assembled IN the
> . ,s,s Court this morning to bear the ex.
aaso., OF Messrs. Henderson Eanessand
sifsh" Iones. she parties TO the street shoot
5ona S s Yesterday afternoon. The facts
ing ~ in the investigation We're sibstan ,.s
e''she,ds me same as those published Ia my
tia its 10 the Dispatch Of this MOI ning.
.ses .s,d Eanes, feeling aggriesea ey lIis
n LIZ az larceny preferred against MN 3gi
rife Of Afr. Jones, OF which ne was sacs
WV ";,tea before the Mayor. procured a cow
q "s,.' and went Ia search Of Jones, whom ne
h'us a." ., The cnfnercf Second and River
lou"" ue struck Jones several blows.
s.ie' ,s,,.y throwing up his hands to ward
ihe '", "g hscked several pacesa into the
tae'n 0" and drawing IBIS pistol, fred at
Stss'' rho retrea,edds he did SO arou6d
E ir w" ut me same time drawing his
inc md firing at yJenes as he pursued.
R tanos after his second IRE, ran aetoss Tue
1ones' TsreS firing two OF three times ut
SaSe no ran The police stopped fnrtDef
max ma;.,,l,v nv arrestiRc and disarmlns no.h
u uar,ics Neither hurt, though the nIlns
J, frst was at very close range. Jones was
CONT on to the Hastings Court for nn.aw w.
sTnni;ng in the street, and Eanes was sent
su' s.r feiop,o,ls shooting. The former was
o s 10 bail in the sum OF $500 tor MS
annar,nce and the latter in The sum OF
si 3nx George ]. HOLIDAY. formerly pastor
nv ,so Rsrne.Strcet Baptist church in this
Oh o.. ane hos accented 4 call to the pastoral
city, city, mas q, W,yerly and MELVILLE churches
G; cn" Snssex county, and Shiloh and Old
v.,n cbnrcbes.in Prince George county,
enSp Ill enter upon his duties at once.
anu Nv W." crnorts OF manufactured tobacco
~, ine .bis cjtv during the week ending to-
i asr we're sT very light-amouuting only TO
o. ,os mounds. The foreign ports 10 "nlch
,n;s tobacco was shipped were sidney, IA
r ,@r Bucnos Ayre>, London, Austfal'a'
Bermuda, and Bombay. .,,o
The internal.revenue collections 1os the
week in the Petersburg district amounted
'rhe receipts of cotton at this port tbs
work per the Petersburg Tailroad were
orIy 1sS bales, and OF tobacco rs hogshea0s'
The market for tobacco has ruled more &C
i've this week, aud better prices baVc bcen
obtained for the higher qualities.
ROBIN ADAlR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-10
ORANGE COUNTY.
THORN Hull, March s, 1879

THORN HILL, Marcn ., 1871. i
Eaitors Dispatch: The spring is begin
ming to open; the land so long frozen is
beginning to settle; aud the more industrl-
Gus among the farming community are be-
surfing themselves IN the way OF preparing
!beir plapt-beds and clearing up the land
Intended for cultivation and looking up
their farming implements preparatory to
Planting their crops.
A much larger crop OF tobacco will be
painted this year than last, since the reduc-
MOn Of The tax on tobacco by Congress.
laS latter will have the effect OF slightly
increasing the price Of tobacco, much to the
Natlhcation OF our citizens here, as this is
~ sae staple product OF this portion CT the
S'Ne. There is one thing l desire to call
.ae attention OF our farmers to through the
AIealum OF your Notwithstanding paper,
slu taat Is the neglect on the part Of many
- carefully preserve their farming nipple
,asn's and machinery. How often have |
seen, IN passing about, plows, barrows,
esllng-,nachines, and other implements
, nMposea 10 The weather, and this, too, in
T Tan! cases, during the whole OF winter.
CO m.' 10 not seem TO realize that the loss
r"s.A'afu IN this way IN the course Of a few
i ian Is considerable. 1t is an unqliestiona-
i've ;,", iacI ts't oxygen destroys more forming
implements than use. '.1,
,, rue suggestion Of one OF your CORE
ssoaents soI1e time since with reference TO
on, a.ysa ~ British immigrants to settle in
,bfs sss3s very good one, but efforts TO.
n haye already been made and proved
OF esa aannss,aeeesslui, from the fact that men
ab6Gl N s are not very likely 10 take mp their
bsr rss WIN us until We use every effort to
nis ~ !, our oneaous State debt. 3d., for the
ANA " 4 preserving the good name OF our
S.;,a oNa Commonwealth, and. that pros i
ls =. ~ aiaY again return within her borders,
sh,b,s a'i 10 our power towards this de-
lt, ena. Let us try to restore her to
II yfaner state of honor aud renown.
1asrasasiaes- heen a time whea--euF own
tseea. s Mate elected the admiration oil
0fa;,aaa. under The proud title of 70 he
can isaaitalon." There yet live many who
piaijfs ahef and tell OF the generous hos
sltonessasa a social glee which were. once the
sheaftsa !. characteristics iof her warm
she r4 nv ahitaDts. There was q time when
1'yiir; II aod Justly deserved isie same of |
stoae asl,,, when ever ofnestfc hearth
ianiiisr a circle 0E fiji friends intl
ehasie sssa sga Verse: When the regelrY. or
sLeh Ky nightly raDg upon The ear
sss's sa!F ssiyed In genuine gsianss