Logging in Malne A detailed look at lumber camps and river log drives
The piece explains camp building near timber clumps and streams, camp layout, bedding, and cooking. It describes crews, road clearing, and the role of ox teams, plus the shift to river drivers as logs reach the Penobscot. It covers rafting, booms, piracy risks, and varieties of pine and other timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
North American Review
Malne
Old Town
Penobscot
Canada
Moosehead Lake
New Brunswick
Pen Cove
Bangor
Boston
Norway
Indian sorn feeding practices noted by Yan kee Farmer
A fragment notes that two good s thellate for Indian sorn in feeding e and i le for horses sheep and swine and observes better production in cold seasons than in hot.
Visitation Plans for Sabbath School Attendance
A readers note urges Sunday school workers to visit families to boost Sabbath school attendance. Joint committees should tour streets and homes to find absentees and guide them to a suitable school. Teachers should also visit individual pupils to retain interest, improve behavior, and encourage possible conversion, with parents benefiting from the attention. The piece urges wider adoption and consistent effort by all schools.
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Kingdom of Heaven
Burns
Cotter
T. L
Linden Wood Female School Promises Thorough Christian Education
Linden Wood in St. Charles Missouri announces a boarding school for girls with a curriculum blending intellectual, moral, and domestic studies. The plan includes music, drawing, languages, and ornamental work, with strict rules, limited enrollment, and quarterly payments, serving up to forty pupils beginning April 1837.
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Linden Wood
Missoury
Lister
Wowan
Tinden Wood
St. Louis
St. Charles
Geo. C. Srntex
Clark & Terrell
Alton
L.chappell
Chappell
State
Wall St Alton
Buicnrox
Herman Griggs
Brighton
Wittam & Walixxy
E. W. Dit
State Street
Julius A. Willard
Geo
H. Whitney
John Mussell
Terus
New York
Griggsville Female Academy
James Hutchinson
Griggsville Fem. Sem. I. B
Pay
Etteville
ST. Clair County
Illinois
Kaskaski River
Pulliam Ferry
Kaskaskia
Fayetteville
Shawnee Town
Belleville
St. Clair
Nashville
Washington County
Chester
Mississippi River
Thomas Pulliam
Ablah Whiting
Jacksonville Patriot
Springfield Journal
Vandals Register
Belleville Gazette
Observer Office
Agate
Burgeois
Conner & Cooke
P Corner
Nassau and
Annaes
N.B
United States
Cacain
T. L. Waples Merchant Tailors
Auton
Third Streets
Ted
CPA
John A. Halderman
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Charles W. Everest
Washington College
Hartford
J. H. Rouse
Christchurch
Bethany
Farmer’s Department
Genesee
Sunday School Department
Alton, Illinois
A. Atrxander
J. B. Danvonia & Co
Louisville
A. B
Ellor
Messrs. Goofrey
Ginmax & Co
Geo. Holton
Draven
Second Street
Ilinois
J. Tucker
Main Street
State and
Wall Staczrs
Boots
Saors and
Harts
W. L. Chappell
Methodist Book Concern
Methodist Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Job Lawren CE
Alton Methodist Book Company
Aaron Burr
Davis
Wayland
Holt
Adam
John Harris
Brownlee
Leverett
T. & T. L. Waples, Conger
Third St
Grafton
Greene County
Joux Russext
Bluffe
West
Congress
Jackson
Boots & Shoes
Morocco
Seal
Whipple & Forbes
Second St
E. L. Ward
S B
Vandalia
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
A. Alexander
Orrick, Counting-Room
N. A
New Orrleans
R H. M.gill
New Orleans
Powell, Lamont & Co
Warburton & King
Reily & Chouteau
Savage & Austin
Jos
Charless
al’ Kee
Stewart & Lind
Glasgow
John Ford
A. Aaeaeel & Co
UM. C. Comstock
Galena
Til
Andles
E. Moore
Mie Pocorn
Countiea
Supreme Court
Ushagoy District Court
Messrs
Waite
Waite & Nonven, W. Warken & Coc Mod T. V. P. Winxcursrin
Esq
Joux Reap
Josaca Haske
Preasayr
M. Mitten
Walker & Atkeson
Memphis
Ter Joux Brows
Sommerville
Tenn
Joan M. Pex
Rock Spring
Mlinois
Hexav Eppy
Si . J. Hannes
Sawneetown
Jackson, Tenn
Stanley
Eastern
Middle States
Troy
Albany
Cine
Alton Methodist Book
AC Abell
J.B. Purcell
Job Lawrence
Bo Press
Wm. H. McGuffe
Cincinnati College
Oxford College
Joseph Ray
Woodward Jig
Hay
George Holton
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