What Farmers May Be in the Maine Farmer
A Maine paper reprints reflections on farming as mental and physical work, urging small, well tilled farms, judicious manures, and expert husbandry to raise wealth and influence. It follows with a long narrative of the Royal Tar disaster and a vivid Saratoga battle reminiscence from E. Marroon, noting human courage amid catastrophe.
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Maine
Mr. Holmes
New York
Salem Register
Fox Island
St. John’s
Boston Post
Reed
Atsins
Portland
Black
Atkins
Macomber, Welsh, & Co
Weigh
Asvylum
Hell
Gal
Spril
S¢Me
Sam
Saratoga
Burguoyne
I. Mattoon
Amherst
Mass
Paitie Scuvayier
Gen. Burgoyne
Frost
Union Village
Burgoyne
Gen. Schuyler
Gates
Lincoln
Arnold
Wilkinson
Buel
Frazier
Morgan
North River
Bemis’s Heights
Nixon
Glover
Larned
Philips
Redheisel
Lord Balcarras
Auckland
Gen. Gates
Dearbon
M’lane
Col. Johnson
Poral
Brooks
Col. Brooks
Massachusetts
Balcarras
Col. Brenan
Col. Mosely
Bailey
Battenkill River
Caplain
Fort Edward
Mosely
Battenkill
Schuyler
General Burgoyne
E. Marroon
Jacksonville Female Academy
É&C
Notts
Enrbox
Mason's Sacred Harp
New York Evangelist
J. Leavitt
Mason
Baptist Advocate
Lowell Mason
Boston Handel and Haydn
Choir
Union
Boston Academy
Frei the Baptist Journal
Baker Street Baptist Church
Hamilton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Wheeling
Thomas J. Orr
Fran K. Harris
Columbus
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Farmers’ Department
Careats
Royal Tar
Royal ‘L'Ar
New York Express
V. F. Amer
Temperance
Presbyterian
David B. Ayres
Kimball, & Harris
Berlin
Florence
Kimball & Harris
Whipple & Forbes
Boots & Shop
Second Street
Alton
Ilinois
A. Alexander & CO
Alton, Illinois
A. B. Roff
Stove & Castings
TIN and Supe Iron Ware
Waratesate Ceaters In
Fortioy & Domestic Dry Goon
Kings
G. Kimball, H. Harris
B.S. Forbes
Billines
L. Ward
S B
Vandalia
George L. Ward
Petersham
Geo. L. Ward
Eva Tianer
Ander