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jKF«E*ag
WmWm be-proportlorted to a
nan's fe&m&Mr
pacitj. waie one
far#,' nPtmtWl. better the/'ibe
talents of snvc* oiQjsGDt!***£ bmln.
Some can handle s kjnihtlred acres
-as easily as others can Apn, and lei
SMSMTSI-K
hut whether one or a hundred
acres, ths main thing is to do it
well.' Here liccfall the bohor and
a good share of the profit. Tlat
Tgpalitv is rr.'jst doubtless the west
TOforcd'i ' whore there are » many
lidded proprietors-lafid-lords we
may <ealuj|«m. Ttie possesion of
lana ! ‘ Truce aiutede gi vet the oiily
title of ldfdsbip, the
American lays claim, and he has
no right to this; unless he thor
■wughly subdues and cultivatpsftho
is Clk-d wuh stories, • wgmwlos
-krttsfieV tffe pfppnptor pray cj»wj
gpwaerslyp, but not lorflhlifb, *»<»ii
ttrs&aft
Xrseds still possess it.
t* Miss SedgwleE once wrote-, si
Capital story eptitled **Tko $801!
Jtiph Man,” slewing that n irmn
3ed ay be rich,‘/nd* stil 1 suffer '}dl
the .ills, of pore cry, ants *S hive
often thought that nt#ny?if our
farmers are so rich in land, as to
bo in every thing else, Thgre was
-much pith in the reply.pf the Yan-
asked who pirid fixes on
Ltho barren land by w-IhclitJJo was
surrounded; “You ddSt Wppose,
atrftjpgSf, I ara so poor as io own
all this land do ye r" '
There osn So no-qnsstior that a
iittlp farm well tilled, is for more
•atbfaotory arid more profitable
rttiaff large one not,h»!t‘cultiva
ble.!. 1 oter 4'jatge sur
facedor Wag** rejjtiUfaiis ‘Spend
ing money for that which js not
bread.” A certain amount-of pro
duct pays for tbo labor, and the
goes to the jjecqpnt of
’profit. Ho rnore'lp}) ( >f-is required
:to plough-aml till spree of good
soil, thtui the swne uirronnt, Os poor
4and, and whfle. the formal- pays,
Ahp latter is often done at a {ios
livo loss. We hare seen thoughts
lpread.out So thinly otjrpapdr, that
U did net glehn -over it t
seen many fields so
sparsely covered with crops, that
them was labor lost.
’Thorough draiding, deep plough
ing, liberal manuring, and,careful
jnltivation 'may cost soippthing,
but bring tljeir sure rQwari Wo
Enow no limit to sh e prodactive
fiejs of land.- - It used to be
fought a thing incredible, that
an acre could pnodtico a
bushel of corn, but wo have seen it
done; and what ha 4 been done
ban be done again, anil tiiore also.
We have the word of a neighbor,
whose ward is as goiKhas bis bond,
that heTlias Taised;ope hundred
iuid nine bushels o£ per acre.
It is aTfcrge story, and we* should
hardly truat our ustn .eyes and
scales should they testify to it, but
when omt'neighbor jyas asked how
he knew that his acre yielded at
this rate, he sraightened himself
up answered, “I measuraHhe land
and weighed the crop myself,”
and we had nothing more to say.
There luay have been some mis
take jn the weight of this particu
lar erpp-the tysst of men make
mistakes, and our neighbor is one
Os the best-but there i* no mistake
itttbe principle, that if is the large
«rop that pays, There may be an
'ffeesa of labor, Such'astransjWant
spg and doing Other fancy
work, merely to get a premium,
or tell a big etpry, but where one
errs on this side, hundreds mistake
by not doing thoroughly all that
ought to bo dene, IF we havo on
ty a givMi Vtnouut of libbr bo be
stow upon tend, it is miserable
economy t to spread it sp - thinly
over «o large a surface, that its
effects aro invisible. We have
tried both ways and know. Wo
have raised fifty bushels of pota
toes on an acre, and wo raised
three hundred, and we know
Acre is solid satisfaction and prof
ujer
we mean by thorough cultivation
but we will sa; f tri,#,, that thor-
New England te wet and cold, and
it takes till the summer solstieo,
lowness it does not allow the roots
of plants'to penetrate <leep!y, »«d
paradoxical as -it may seem, is
jp a drought.. The fast
medicine for Inch laud, 5s a dose
of two inch sole tile, placed at a
depth of three feet. It Will prove
Tbo secretions of mother earth
will be turnsd.in another direction,
and not be rising to the surface to
hi slowly evaporated by-the aim
thereby prodding chills and indi
gestion. Asa good pby sicioa does
not trust to his calomel alone, but
fallows it u{* with castor oil and
substantial fooj£ so the good far
mer will not trust to, the tile alone.
Deep ploughing, abundant rha&u
ing. and thorough puh-ferizhtWri
must follow the draining, and. with
the blessings of ProvidanM we may
calculate on a harvest that*will
amply remunerate dot. .the labor.
culture, is the prolongation of the
acasaa .uHioch «ud*„ ,waku.g>#e
tftne'of flfa growth a forth
li«r and a fortnight later. As we
now write—the latter part of
April—we look out upon fields as
green as they often are in June,
and they remain so through all the
vicissitues of the season, till the
snow flies. The sight is good for
i sore eyes. At the same time wo
can; see other fields,- just ae rich
naturally, but for want of drainage
and 1 cultivation, water soaked in
• thespring* parched in the summer
and pinched by Yrost in October.
The browir covering of nature
may satisfy some, but we greatly
prefer to see her dressed ' ini living
green.
Tn* Co&al Kirs.—ln a paper re H( j
to the London Society of Engineers by
Dr. Cuilen, "On the Isthmus of Darien
and the Ship Can a!,” the author in des
cribing ths Atlantic Ooaat says : The
coral of the cays and islands is exceed
ingly beautiful. When living io their
natural element the various sorts of cor
al are oovered with a gelatinous’matter
of the finest colors; and looking out cf
a boat on a sunny day on the groves of
csral sea fans, sponges, and polypi, with
their brilliant colors dancing on the un
eteady water, and gundy fish gliding
about among their branches, one can
imagine himself looking through some
brilliant kaleidoscope.- Immense lob
sters, conches, and whelks the sise of a
man’s .fist, are found in abundance at
these coral cays, and also a large orab
about the site of a soup plate, with a
lovely pink shell spotted with white -
iforonit crabs roam at night over these
little islands, disturbing tne weary boat
men by biting their toes, and demolish
ing any kind of food in the pots ; dus
ring the day they all disappear, being
snugly hid under the turfts of grass.—
In the quiet bays, protected by the
oorat reef from the trembling breakers)
flock* of grave pelicans sail about on
water, with their heads thrown hack,
and their long bills resting on their
brfcaste, or tumble headlong from the
air among the shoals of sprats, driving
them'in a *ll ref shower out of the wli
ter. Ttie' predacious frigate bird pur,
sues the snowy sea-gull, screaming
found tho fey, end amusing the speqta
‘tor with its manoeuvers to escape, till
wearied out it lets fall the coveted fish,
whioh is seiied by the other before it
teaches the wafer." Along the glaring
swrdybeaob parties of snipes and Sand
pipers scamper in pursuit of their prey,
which is washed up in tbo roils of sea
weed by the little waves. Now and
then, as a boat passes, yellow water
snakes'Will suddenly ereot their beads
and show their fapgs with an angry his.
ting. Occasionally shoals of gramput
enliven the scene, splashing, leaping,
and huntiig one ahother'wkh the great
est livefineVs. The white, calm bay,
with its background of rich evergreen
foliage, and the light feathery clotfds
drifting over witk the steady trade wind,
lo'fni a V*4>’ &tcil only to be imagined
in the dark and stormy north,
fU LIVE AND CAMPAIGNS Os
Geo.JlokertG.Lee,
tty
A rOMPLK l SBHrraphJr gs this dt»Uiito»uHt
l\ here, an.t s eon-eet »voimtit ul hi* c*inp»i|(ijf.
~) hy “N«lon»l PubH»bl*» Cvmpxny," nail SOLD
OSLT bt smwoairaoN.
1 am sola Az*ntf«r iheabov* work for the conn.
VtotersesMlns. Knsry »o« nnws, aaewffi e« up-
SAPsw*?» Or.ltaary.
("..rr’iir*, feimittly »flc..nc?ri?^rn, jpppFStoy
within Iks time |.ie«cHnejl by i.w, fo«;o
--of
V n. i.tsmukk rnmo^.
M.y w*h.|g»j—tfin6|M. >A
SS-SSE3
fti.pc tr st my riiHoe, wuhlii U»® flin* kf
C: 1-4I VW ua;lur t %SMOiT^^
may a. lses-aid-is
PIKE iWlfty.
Gi ItonorA-PisE Conrrr - w ;
r IWIMd. Ajlmlni.lralnr uo the Eitale of D. G
S. BnlUnl, Arowmd. tjCiUm to me fufm to
*-n the K. el bawl. ■< snlfliWieem-rt, fwli ew’.itow
er eaeepi. and ) The#e of*. Ui' refiire, til ette »n<! ed
m.n‘.halliir*..n.e".nc.Tned,t.. be end eppeiir .1
my oMoe. Vlihln ,'lh. time preicrOwtby few. io
ahowe«t»e,»«iy ttyj bnve. e-hvseld-r^- should
ued I»v *r* ’ilyil. Glee- ins.l.r my head St office,
June MW J.A liAKPEa.XM«oary.
Ja'ue 11, lS®t-eod-*3
i
Vinson, Itette. to me for Leiteraor Diamleslnn sh in
salt! Th«tw Ete, tlierof«»r*\ td» not If/ nil con
sallliwaXEfrJttvK
why letter* of ril«mt*«lon *hould nut ho vr*nled
iu,M applicant o|y«n undei my Imnd *t office
till* llth Apnh 18S9. J. J MAUOEK, Orti'y.
nprlL ilsli-l-ihn-lVa fee t« 0»
jnr k H PUPKWOR COUaT—April Term, IS«3.
, t o*, Lib«l for»-Divorce.
It
tin. above. .ve re- do* b*y.nd the Hadu of tills
State, it IslHiTofore. eo tnrtlon, ordered. That he
he surved bv pntdtoadon of this rtnle once » month
.mAiurnnmtlu lathe
.-.j, Attorneys lor Llbell*n>.
May ie.ls6S.Pm feefS UF. KIDDING, Clerk.
g3.EOBGIA-P»« Cnrirrt-tVhrreas, A lrßlck
*3> men. Admliiletrator of lh* Eat* e of Jannei
■ton.-s, (h c-nsed, ppllrs th id* for #n order to feU
the ttiidl Bust* of said decewra These see, theie
foro, to clto all persons concerned to he and appear
at mv oft.na within the time preaerhed by la-, t*
show cause, II an* they have, why *ah»order should
" not l>a granted. -Gtren under mr hand at offioa,
4i»*of A-Thka rob sTt -Whereas, tttnrh
VV llriwster, a dmlnistrator *r the Kstata of J. W.
Townaend, deceksed. applie* to me for Letter* at
ll .m—l .if..... ».W -si. TV~o —. lh..aft>e*,
idle and' ibtnionlsh all Jh-rsons eoncerned. to. lie
I appear « my office, within the Ume prescidbod
hy law*.! ebi/w carts-, If any they have, why he
should nut he dismissed from eald estate. Given
under my hand at offioa June 1, I8S».
J J. HABPfili, Ordinary.
Jobe 3, HBffigrn-Pr'a foa «i
- t tOROIA—Pir* Oocirry Whe-eat, K. beeoa
V3T Strgar, of the N tate of J. O
Stegar, .deceased, applies tn me for an onler to*ell
the Beal Estate of asld dceeased. Theinare,there
fore, io cite all persona eescefned. to be and appear
at my office, wilbin the time prea. rtl.ed hy lew, t*
show causo. If eny they b ve, why eald orderehoiild
net be erant-d. Given under my- hand at office,
Hit* June 1, 1868 J J IIA KPBB, Ordinary.
Juno 6, iB6&-40d-Pr'» foe 85
GEORGIA — Pise rousw Whewao, Week
Brewster. Administrator npon the Estate of
i. W. Townsend, applies to me for Letters of Dis
mission from said Estate. These are. therefore, to
die a'ut admonish all |>er*nn« coooorned, tn be *nd
appear nt my office, wlibln ths time prescribed by
law, to show cause, if nny they have, why lenses
of ihsmtsKioh Skmihl not be gr.intoif wild apntlcant
(liven under my bend stuffice. this i'.th May,
1866. J. J. li Alt PER, Ordinary.
ft n—Pr's foe 56
uu'r i'M ooi vn.
GEORGIA Bom Oocntv—f*i*ty days aft#
date, aupllciitlon will be made to the Ordina
ry of Units C*enty, for leave to sell the lards -f
the estate of dailies M anVrtm, la « W ssld County
deceased. H. B B’LhTGUEB, AUm'r.
May 16, 1 WfrPrtnter’s ft* 85,
/3.EOKGIA Bon* Cotnrrt Sixty deys after
V X date, epplioatbrti will be mad* to the Ordinary
of Butt* County for Ibave to sell the lands' of the
estate of East-r Hood, late .if said ronnty, deed.
L.VI. WILSON, Adm’rwllh Will annexed.
May 16, 1968-Printer s fee «5. __
GEORGIA— Ben* C-nnrr Sixty days after
date, application will be made to the Ordinary
of Butt# (brttnty for leave to tell the Isn't* ni the
estate of Jam- * Brownlee, latsnf s»ld County de'd
W. L FLINT. Adm’r with Wl 1 snneiod
May t«, IPrinter's fee »A.
GEORGIA— BeTrsCtmarr—WbeieMi, ...la.iie.n
Jinke applies t" ms for Letter# oi Administra
tion on the Estate of Hale. .Unit*, late of tab! coun
tv, deoeased. Theeeare, therefore, to ei eand at
monish alt persons eoneemel, hr be and appear at
mv offleo, w ithin the tittle prescribed by law, to
show cause,if any they have, why letter* of admin
istration should nut be (ranted said apptlea t
Given under my hand at elHoe, thi 17th ear June,
IS6B. WILET fIOODMAM, Ordinary.
Juno IT. lSsfoA»l-Pt's feo *5
GEORGIA— Brrw Co*wrr.—Whetwaa,charlea
F Newton, -Admlnlatrator on th* Estate el D.
D .Jnnss lat* or seld eouoty debased, applies to
me for letter* of dl-ml alon from eald hetuta.—
These are, therefor* tacit* and admonish all per
son. concerned, ta be and npprar at my office,
within the time preeerlhed by law, to show cause.
If aitv they have why letter* of dtainttabm ale uld
not be arsnted aald applicant Given at mv eifice.
this Febrnerr 18th, 1866. WILEV GOODMAN,
#m-l'r'a foe S« tiwllnary.
Newton, late of raid County deceased, epidle* to
me fur letter* of illaml tiun from aald Estate
These are. therefore, to ett* and admonish, all Per
son* concerns I. to be and appear at my'i mca,
within >he time presertbedhr law, tpehew eause.
f any the* have, Why le tei* of disinlselun ehnnld
‘ iHd be (tv»fite*l «all applicant Given under my
band at office, iblsFebmerv JJtta, 18*8
WILKT GOODMAN, Ordinary.
ftne-IVe f.-e« 8 . .
GkoKGl A—Btnra Covirtr W
P. Nr-wton, Ailminlstmtor <»*i lh« Eslfttonf
Oyrena Brown, late of count/ A'ceiwi'tJ up
pjfoa W »n« for -<f dfoiuls>»l<m >'f» *»H Ka
ute Tb«w* Qro, therefore, to cit# fiind admonish*!
nil perAf»ns ooncemfd, tob« nnd appfnr ot my «f»
fic**, wjUitn the time pn-scrlbiHl bjp»». to allow
c«n«e. If any tlw*y have, *hy lettetif of dlamlaelun
•houhl not botcrantfd aald appllcnirt wrt «n-
TjWWwPHnWt
n EOKGIA—Hovni Ouoiity Whsiieaa, Charis
<Ur F. Newton, Kxeeubir on the K#*t*-ol Hlch
nnl Hurlow, late of said county deoeelbA applies to
m* for letter* of dlamUNcn froui Slid Kassta
These are therefore, to elm and artnvfulsb all per
aona c .nceni. and, to be and appear ffit ssy office,
with u the Lme preaoribed hy la v. to show causa
If say thev have, why leiter* of ill*n»i*ab>« should
not b*(r nted eald applicant Given under my
hand at office, this February 19th. 13*3.
KATTOKB OIL Os UTS - o*i«i HrWi*.
Bom, Out*, BttiifC, 4c,
My law, who wmi with me in tho store,
•nti health improved t ;• f *'
»Jth.‘Ztop™«ffi^ n " 1 h4Blth ' w ' < “ l>v *
h?- Coffer, who iut* Ven la bad health ftp/eeve
nl year* —etomarh an 1 liver affimtod-bt Unbar
ed very much by Ibe nae of your Bluer* Indeed,
the Cedron Bitter* bn* given you’great pepiladty
la this settlement. T think I eosid aeU a great
quantity of yonr Medtciaes this foU, eapeefolly of
your Cedron Bitter* and bartapariUa. Sltlgmavla
Memphis, care Kicie.t ffi Neely.
Eenpecifuljy, 0. B. VAUat
-3 13 Mil’s
Worm Destroyer.
To BJ United States and World
wide Readers.
Ibave rroelved many tesUinoelaJs from .#rofe#-
sfonal nnd medical men, as iff Ahnanucs and vs
rliin* publieatt l>« have shown, all ol which era
gaaotae. The fo,tawing letter frun, a highly e.lu
eet**d end popaier, pbyalcian In Gp«*r>ri*, h eer
what be speaks of, «otl M» teaUi.wny and, serves to
be *vrt tenln tetters of gold. llVkr what the Doc
' tor aily* of BULL 8 WORM DESTBOTEK :
Vlllanow, Walker Cos,, CIA, June 53,1866.
Dr .Tebn Bali—Dear Sir: I hav# recently given
yonr ‘-Worm Deetroycr’*several trials, and find It
wonderlulljr sthoscloua it he* out foiled in * ain
rle instance to have the wished for effect. lam
doing a pretty large coun ry practice, snd hav*
daily use for some artlc e of ibe kind. I*m fit#
to confess that I knuw of no remedy recommend
ed by the ablest author* that la so certain and spea
dy In tl* effr.cu. On the ouiitrery, they are uncer
tain In the extreme. My object In writing you la
to find out upon what term* l can get the Madl
etnt directly from yon. If I can get It uoon easy
term* I shall use a great deal ofit lam swar*
that ths use of such srtlole* le oontrary to tho
teaehinxe sad prnsfli e of a great miy. rlty of tha
regular line of M. TJ.'a but I see an Just cause or
Rust tense In rt.ccgntloga remedy which we know
■ be efficient, simply because w* may be Ignorant
o' Ita combination For my part, I -hnll make It a
rial* to use all and any mean* to al eylate anfferlng
humanity which I may lie able to commend—no!
hesitating because bet on* more Ingeulous than
myceirmay learned it» effects first, and secured the
•le righttb eecnrq that knowlclgo However I
*m hy no means an advocate or supporter of tho
thou-ands at worthle-s nostrums that flood th*
country, that purport to c u e all manner of dteeai*
to whtrh human flsah Is heir. I*l asa reply soon,
end Inform me of yonr beet term* I am, sir, most
respectfully, J L'l*lL'A F.,CLEMENT,, il. D.
Bull’s
A GOOD REASON FOX IHZ OAF
TAIN'S FAUU.
H7*Retd th* Captain’s Letter and th* Letter
from his mother.
Benton Barracks, Mo., April 80, 188*.
Dr. John Bull—DsarSlr: Knowing tha efficiency
of yonr Sarsaparilla, and the healing and beneficial
qualities it possesses, I send yon tha lolluwiog
statement of iny cans.
I was wouh.led two years ago— was taken pris
oner aodconflued for Sixteen months Being mov
ed so often, my wounds have not healed yet. I
havo l otaat up n moment since I was wounded.—
Ism shot through the h.ps. My general health la
impaired, and I need something to assist nature.—
I have more faith 111 your Saraaps'illa than In any
thing else I wish.that th .1 la genul e. Flea**
express me half a doaen bottle*, and oblige
OApu 0. P. JOHVSOSr, 8k Louts, Mo.
P. S.—The following (gn> written April *6,1888
by Mr* Jennie Jolmaon, mother of Capl. Johnson:
Dr. Hull—DeirSdr; My husband, Dr, 0. 8 John
aon, was aaktural surgeon and physician In Cen
tral New York, where he died, le .vlng the above
O I’, Johnson to tar c»'». At thirteon years of
age, he hoi a chronic dlarrbma an.i at rofula, for
which I give blm yonr Smsaparßl*. It cvkkd
nm I have for ten ySHfs recommend»l It to ma
ny In New York, (Hit* and lowa for scrofula, fever
tore- and general dehllltv. Perrect success hs*
attended tk 7‘A* cures <fwt*d fn com# cossa of
scroful'i and feter sores were almost miracu
lous. I nisi very anAloogflir piv sen to ..gain have
Ik Hl* wounds were terrlble.bat I believe he will
reoovor.
Dr. John Bull,
Manufacturer and Vendor of tha Celebrated
Tm. y * '< *' *'> •£ s+•
Smiths Conic Sijibji,
FOR Till cum OF
—ol—
% •
Chills and Fever.
BE”The Proprietor of thta Celebrated Medi
cine, lastly claim* for It a angerloriry «m al| rem
edies everolfered to the pnhll.. h r thetafo, critein,
speedy and permanent cure of Ague and Fever nr
t hills and IVTcr.-wlrelherM short o»-,lonf stand
ing. Ilerefer* to the enilre Wester* and South
western country to bear Mm testimony io the truth
of tha asseith.n, that In foi *. se whatever will M
foil to cure, if the dlrvc loos arc strictly lollhwcd
end card.ul out. In a great*many cases a single
do*# hat been sufficient far a effifo, nnrt >■ hole fam
ilies hava bean cured, by a a ngl bottla, with a
perfect restoration of tha general health. It 1a
however, prudent, and In evsty case more acrtsla
to core, ir it* us Is eo tlnusd in smaller and ses for
a weak or two a'icr the discus* has hem. chocked,
more e.-iieclally In . Ifficultan.i lung standing css—,
‘ <*%:“ .a
however, require naruthnnis medldma altar having
luke.thres or four d.aei of die Tugtc, a stngls
bt-ds. ioßN'Bull’s PrlncipM om**:
So, 40 Fifth Cross Street#
LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY.
All of th* above remedies for sal* by
E. H. BBADFIELD,
Drusvldtg
WMtsbsll Strsot Atlanta, ffiMvfla.
(annary 80 1888-1 p
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Old *3o* * a “ NO 4 0C O U «T&4PT Pjoane pa7 your
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u - *«TALWAYS ON HAND.^f
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PATENT MEDICINES
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friend* la the country, qhali have prompt attention, and aatlstactlon guaranteed A TRIAL Ota
OUR HOUSE IS BOLIOTIhD: Tbs Proprleaor takes plea ure In informing bis friends tkatheha,
for years been identified with the Intcratt or the KO3WELL M \NUFCIGM.NG COMOANY *f
which his father wga President daring hts lifetime, and ths character of wh.ch lnstitutl in Is sail
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C. F. NEWTON",
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