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........... a 1:2 P -4. j 4 URNt~l e ~d scoy n,4a gVr fora sinip Akiou.lll~bp langed. Montbly .Mvrti,. ihe saO0 sAx a sing e'. 9W Opthly the same,4&.pOW 11A Obi u FNotiea exededinesirlines~i Com1upcatien recomiendiing' Can!, esa 4fe r truE-bor 4puffdg 16 1b ig a- Advertise este P 1W et anbo>Mee ~~ 4dreuer. EN x&IM PERANCE. ''to a Gentoman h -i'a floe tmatiiineCam e0ifda Ginab4, iud pri. 11a raore good habeen done there then u-Temperance meeting:: e er . yet 8th i.Plauo. So elated .are the 3ro s(thmtliha'verecived two letters $yb diiiit iaiil, both of them 'so Cull of lUV acess 'that they are ongerto. 4et mer eaLr..ofit "f.y1 R 0ininl mmbors when, I dief, oier-one, hundred elected, ancl not qe fi*0violation or the pledge In their Di. sioVThey have received more than a Iwpropositions sinco 1e101 ninam i.p;vwd leads the Dim rict, with iofln n,.nobl) I generous. idpdipged, but are now within O of the Brothers saye,-Go J i1*sk1hen the present move will tko in avery shrt time, cotiMnnity. will :be, within, ji Ruin Sellcr's will ho. nill hav6 e oftho,prdsent ypr. i n li o. 5,s 41.v initiatejn ! I ru10toA 12 of a miight4 I sthite ihi ,,,will more than telle the Divisions Whfna iof mrndmherd it, the Stute; fnfGdrgia and A Inbrna, thev ira C~ti zy'on the subgeect. Georgia x anger.ol '.Diisions, nadi 'Alabama 226 QtIyiiions, o .h .snt i with our * rnDivsion is taking a new start IMnd le t 'some Avery night, and will lnot rehe initiiiting in good eurnest. I ho o~-a ofpu(ti6l meetings by Wash. niii h~~ij ln, No 7. .and that 'a new -tps. be , given 'to''ithe Ordr in fieldK +Yours, in L. P. & F.. Wterte, No , it Camden, are ma. Skft.air8ihgements to build a hall, worth SSpn f'ortemperance in Edgeield. see p *ha d ,ri6g in other pirts of cnr State, SMedtrperiiinmptze you and fire you witi rresh genin our good cnuse, [jet iJ' see. Iyot, one-and all, tback in nut' Division . Rooni..Let us be 'as a hand of Brothers is'ltan Indissolub~le leag~ue to 'wage irvagn~inet intemperance. Lit "wetl uford he ever, 'ji, and onwardl, . otan hiih'otgmundl be yielded. He' pM4rm, ho corliistent. Prefer not the 1as. semablies of' riotous.. meni, to the orderly metgaof y.Otr brethren, nor tedsi a .p~tion 9f;ile~ billiards:sctlroons, to the; Hull Wlieto stands your.nltar, anid .iats your bdhatnr wittitinsoriptionsof Purity, Fido. IlwtsttdUnve.'Rally once more under your aioihd aind forfet not your -pledge. of' Fideiii t0 otr cut'uelby giving onuneen an~e tt enneiis. Leti not the' few who have l (11~ hle lzt utid burden of' the day fo'. fr geitsof help, laut resume you~r armar and :yrtur couraee,,and. come up to the hlpigor' your brethren against ate 'Ighty. lt'lnethe cause of' benevo. leno of hthtnaniiv, of' truth and under the 4?I~A?~g~~ ollfrvidenace ldetinedl fi. ~.~~r~~Ph ' . 'f. S TI FMD~~A RM dF NE AV JERf. s I'~hedfolowing .letter from Prof'essor ~ M~b~,~ulliehsia1in the Newvark Daily A' gr will'beroeIl hy agrioultutrists wi e nehl Thu"s fa rm of 'Mr. M~e r e as thi 'iodl' f'urm of 4 Reg rey.'I he qeans tised to. im.' prqoe.ii hqipretthus dosoribed: ali ii~tntld-tV that myssucces .may ho tT m atti ted o the use of the subell a n systiem of munuring. erh lanjI.)~ clai y limi,. underlaid 'by clay teui 'i ne thick, on a aulMtthrm, nJhttpe, an ad, until the sv~Wth o .hgb by thiq lttsog plow * .i~~t~a ipo woLto be produotivo, --tsi ~l.ayinotsbe qninteresting to your cor +'0'o *ifnt-te know the different methods th lay:e r. rnereI egc en d& van landsvithibaiant ta bv thuregre) lln1re n Mtprfty.bl et ? %In~whaen thein'f oa iin ar, 4cpable mu de ga Cover int iight wiP b lnl andeho liqui .manure Jv9Wed-by. the cn tiei absorbed bthe.ii;. u dd rapil skeeoVmpques It. Tkid ~ aion lui I~dbt g i oo x. .lio manure i epti~~dIne twenty timeos its bulk of muck.e 44 place under cover. Thb muck -eontaining< th fluid portimaofr the mantiit ,,reniovei 'very fner days,'anid'isalso plde'd tnde cover; afth t.days thi't igitir 'heap 1 turned over atnd uited wltha.wetiolutioI .of'nitraate ol sodd, nfor 9-1i6h y a permit tilt'remain until eiafieOaelyOecompone1 rr use-thirtyndays. All the weeds of -the farm are dail. 'hrown into ]he hog pen, ndth6 h'* air indaced to root nmrongtheniof toobte in which they.keep the1.41we8es ienntil~Iji motion until decomposed 4hout oisce il ten laya.the pen is erpmptviu, 1jihg.'7e saating the weeds to preventthe.ppssiil ty of their aghin germinatinga thev ati mired with twenty 'timei thie b.ulk ac inckind Mbir bWkkeld tophor fue and lime mixur, t r e wjiere the in rdi Ijif j. the pla t I" ti mmurea use. he amouint ofsnaqyrql amn eiabled ti make by the above rnethods, untihe aasis lau. of six oxen, ihree cows three horses 'Mid twenty-hogs, is about fifty half cord per vertk. The subsoil plow is no les' Importan than a sutfliciency of manure, andwhliot, ita assistane'no great'results can be -oh The capacity ofsnil to perfbt vegrialke is precioely in-propordion to tli quantity o its particles presentedl to, the ection of th atmosphere -fi oxidaintind, and not'nP c thet inost initoidehable uses of mniraure i to leave space bj' ii'deiay for the admiN aion of the atmosphere. To bring abiut these conditions leel plowing is necessary, and to .avoid brirg ing subsoil of a sterile quality to the Sur face, while disintegrating to a great dlepth the subsoil plow must be Osed. 1%y surfaoc plow mny be used tottirn-i furrow of any .depth between fouir. ani twenty inches, the depth of action heinj regulated by the guide wheel. We al ways use this plow at one inch gretate depth than the thickness of surface soil thus, tihe plowv is set finteen Inches. On! inch of the subsoil is thus brought to thi sur face at each plowving, ahd by the actio of the snn and atmosphecre Is gradualla coniveted into lonm.. Trhe anubioil plow Ibliowa in the hoaton of the IhtrmW heft by the urfuce plow, ains is usually set at not less thtan- enee inches; this pluw is ao constructed us ti throW up nothing bue Wnetely to disintapg rate the. soil at tiai great de~pth, replacinj it where taken from without mixigi with surfasce soil. Trhe advarntamges be~y ond ihme admission of atmuosphere, nre, this in dry w'eather the roots can pass dowi below the sun's miore imnmediuto actioi and obtain moistumre, andi in wet weathe th~e roots can pass down, throligh Ihe subl soil out. If the l41nd is thus kept fre from excess of moisture it can nevor be come old or sour. After one thorougl subsoil plowing the land can be workeo for much less expense, and is reedy fo use ttan earlier date in the spring. My seeds being all planted b'y a dl barrow, and the rows of i~lents(coisequeni ;ly equi.distant from eaachi other,I they coi be cultivated aind weeded .by a b~olsciiutli vutor, instead of uaing the slow and ex pensive hand hoe. Shaould your correspondent think prop er to visit me. I aill be happy to ansawe any other question heo may wish to prc Yorrespeotfidly, ,)EMS 3. MA!1s." "I E~new wzar.r.a96UG i,"v sind a fellp" Awhiore (r9sh fish come frcta,'bdt~ h'erb the catch these very *alt flah, I'll be hanged if dad teli -' TSRrr.AtuORproddie~ e iuea* sdpie the bense. and brtifies thb mid ina i 3 ats ~ en a biaeu ta LnYs the mnts of those agqutittei iVhRo, far to thu a a rud 4thlthe Yifle d ie daggter. I th ln 6Chalishe&e ond the ta Soolh byaes hfnisauhtpai nd pla lsf souath of thetwee o, the face of ti , eountry and ~j"y tyjes Mannor of ihe \pogle. 'iw:r,nw .aj a re laV ol r sve nu ani toaivo ;awgy who6h r: M deO'd Ileg twsfuadcsay or ie Rrtoriitioi, to' bnaictl6wa *fgrelidiverkf fo'hlbupentiri cl Ithei- 'ttrges-The -nmgistrates '-..o T~nhriniherlaindmaid1Cumberina wee auiihmrized'to raidmbqid or armgde. r for the"defenua 6t., ry-itad order;.no -proviain. wallnatr fiwrtneeing th. pn of those levI by lnaeions Iqhe perisahea iere required to kepp hounds forthe urpose of h;uintirig the free oriners. Mlany' old wien whc were liing in tho euilildle. of tihe- eigh. tie'nth century cov. ld'-ll rennmembr ila tire whr e tahnse f iooinus loga werecbm. inon. Yet., even With timdi auxillarie,. it I was often found imnposille to trnck .tih robbers to their retreats among the hills *and morases. For the geography of thai wi;d country was very imperfectly known. r~~t lia 11ha vin uOlr the n n of George the 1hird*,.the.patj over the fel from Brn * rowdale to R1ftavetiglas wvasw still n secret cordully kept'.i the dmialeman, some of 4fintio h41d prisimbly in thir'y6uth escn'pl. ed froi the pursuit ofjistide by that rond. .The seats of the gentrV and the larget 'farm huses:were fortified. Oxen were penned at night brenth ile overhanging battlemeamm of the residence, which was known by the namp.4of the Peel. - The inatem slept ith rynxat their sides. .ugp.siqnes l. wat.10 . 'yero in Piryt' I I'dk i r t'ge M On Oiiikk,*ith tlAm i4 f *hairiatera, attrhiekce r km and sirvingi mon. rode on borunIack from Newenstle to Carlisle, armed and escorted by 4 strelig amd 'Adonr the conamnand hi' the rahenriff. It w'as necessatry to enrry pro. visions; ihr the country was a wildernes Mehich atuirded no supplies. Tie spot t% here thnt cavalecde halted to dine. under an immmense onk, is. not yet forgotten. Tie- irregular vigor with whieh criminal Sjuistice was asmlninistered, shocked observ. r erii whose lifi had been piassed lin nor tranquil districts. Juri-,. animated by hatred and by a snme of common damnger, convicted housr-hrenkees and cattle stenul. era with the pronmtitudeI of a court-ma r. til! in a mutiny; und the convicts were hurried by scores to the gallows.. With. in the menmary of sime who arc still liv. ing, the sportsmman who wandered in. pur. suit ofgamo to the sources of the Tyne found the heaths round Koeldur Custle peopled by a race scarcely less savage than the Indiansof California, and heard with surprise the half naked women chnuunting a wild measure, while the men with brandished dirks danced a -war danmce." Turn we nckit to those .counties which are now most remuarkahlo for their agri, cultural wealth. "It is to be remar ked, that wild. ani. muals of lay'ge ui.e we're then fir more n-. merous tihan at present. VTho last wil boars, indeed, which had been preserved te royal diversion, and lad bern al thert ramvnge the cultivae landr with tertusks, lbnd been slaughtered by the exusperated raustics durinag the licensn bi tihe civil - war. The - lust wolf thiat hatt imhied ramr iinja haud been slain In Scot. loulandma absart time in-fore the chose of the reign of Chualea the Scecnad. But many breed.. naow Ixtincet or rare, both, of quad. rupeds amnd birds, were still omnmon. Thle fox1 whose life is, in mnny. contrnies, held albast as stored its tiat at o a liuman being, waus conasiudered as a mere nauls. anrce. Oliver St. Johan told the Long Parliament that Strafford was to he' re. r garded, not as a sing or a htare, to whonm name law wats to be given, buat as a fox, Iwho was to bo snaared by ay means, aml knocked oni the head without pity. This 1illustration would be by no mteans a hap. py one, if addresaed to country tcebilemen of ouar timn bit in St. .aohn's dltyn there Iwere not seldom great maene s of foxes to wih the innsunt my throanged with all were, set; nets were sprend; no quart wats given; and toshonot a female with cut was considered us a feat which merited time gratitude of limo neighborhood.--The red dheer were then as common in Glou. cestershaire and Hampshire na they non ',ord among the Grampitan Hlilhla. On r one ocoasiiom, Quetn Anne,'on her iy I to Potsamouth, saw am herdh of no levss Iltat five hundred. The wvild bull, with him white macne, was still to be found wnan. Bdoring In a few of the southern forests. SThd biadher tmad. hi. darke and torttmu Ad W6rt i-V A % h Yor a r door 140. aj Wsd; t;Mft WO a so1 1 a L ~ r dth to ehisi oar~ d 11ga zig~ ~ ~ AM . teia i r in a te on marJre canalwr, hoie M0n1izm r e l"waas' bi t rilmgo d 'lits* # 40 8 fto.inielt e Withe a thi has bf rig h- brI a 'p nl Cou Vil; a h',fi b rtb He wnt around e- prish ukri sdald14 and atlihstcamet a'lyer o hen h had Iheamte int6the hnn'Igr tdedt dertookbhie'iiiian ete" iff ecnt bin,r ro ~ . ai hoest ounge brothe; selow alii.o cg uel i e t thett e aa'in .. at eh ldA~~ inFSr4ef Th"y uiiIga vaiy inis u the pqirmuset liiwt to oiode!oun r act. a t.' a h th'l t that he.eit!Oed irnt" A the mier." will ot'e mys adtII. le rdiinto ewny nPito Ian a s' aen id il doutall the erc in W pow esse patiepili 0i sit rn hAcordy ieth ct' oote ct ha cied onaer et tha nlstiad .his. erepe Xo o e. ht yian an ngisa, itou giin 'm reaon t. - z ! d hy? elsi d ha te '4e~o hadi d' tfam tiidu th t it ro A a. C After a 'rmo t o tio, h sad-m ', i 'ai"to hwie 'Jor hored man i osi hiili ail a the crts wd,tere ies tt eA i th en lie ir,al ae on,hi, 6i eaA7." ignoringlony e wheeras'aonjndA sorj a sig. he oor fty, ha. d'o q fond th ilthe par t e n.w whowas platiff. e odon s rigp ame into the. ha l the ewtipto Shon est fri ndll said h; "how in j o.u c a u s e lik e , Ito go , R e p iie F th e ' P a in i wisperiuse is in a vry. has arious - Tenim aton ad t oose it.!i m'ru ne9d' fo life.O! pWel ,hones riend," ree the h1.er." will you take my ddvicet hailh lt you iito a sec-ret, which perhap4"'you do not know; cvery ashan by the right and privile to except, against in juryman through 6he whole welve; nodoyou isist'avr T .younger provdero withouvgving a reatsn why,md and I will do yo all the service in j m pdg er." Accordily when the the clerk of the curt hid called over the jurymen the poini tifexcelted to one of thein by mne The judg on thie ionoh Was highly offended with this liberty. ."What do you mipean," aiid he. by excepting ait thientemanr " "our Morean haall e forus "Iol meany lord, to aert my privilege a n allWagredl, .ithyu idg th d abery sur'ly maibe,s y"uwas the matrIthg thatI ha reepte agavne yufoiage" in hae sevlrasdm ons4iy '*idh' replieda Acogythe millerwas'rhosutethaen givn As soall the onmrk~ of the ury adgien brood pltes atho, andihte gee efoy came into te darigtme ays.iee goxe Srioredgnr i~neha of the teses."jry men thgase the miller btie He sose. ethat iscoereabred uh as elasthim Iwhe, "uHw emuch'-v has, you got' "en pvics, sucd e.uno at soihte ug alHe oed wat Ae had himsef Th brthe as poiert d tnit reatn numbe .jifg ita full tide in favopropteyune boh 4 1.-0.* . Is. ',4 .s 4f.4 L~~O~~I5l I5l s"nA . -' ,' th i W_ 1*:i.W. qrpvrh roestato~o ~o Jt.O -'it. Ife 0l~a mf o ft , vjr PAu -n ~v1: ~g~ddd~e '~''' ~4~Z ~ Aw-1 2 ou ,t. aw . v' IV denotlyio~b ii~ veortd'i ilt' 6iot my:t UhZ~omoI~ a"n i s pttiW "m~1i~ or ~ ~ I AahrHw'a~ eso eh'~. tol, "pqr==o'h~t1 ntiu m f I. BA k W s i ~ i h t t i '~ Nmdegt i iuhu 'o. '668 thil antgIt ie tE t h ontb~vehf~~ get~~jr.Wo whn t ~~b owst tlep a jawho f ha d MAhijili 'fhi~d blmero. if I 'ki 'Wg16% to jifga1 lit, Nlffio how n we gih ~