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luPORTANT TO GH0CERS, Hotel and boafG-
y M House Ee-2ers.-'fn- bee. Portable MIL ~ use
z-rsd's Premium Burr Stone and Steel Mills or
grinding Golfer, Spices Feed Drugs. &c cal low os af
ul.bed by the Subscribers JeErrSon- si-an hs ~
n-sr SIN ayenue MILLS OF df- sizes adapted 70 lana
horse or steam power, be furnished 20 ofaef
al .ner siFce No Il Merchants Exchange
iy23 2wFrSETu- Russ ~ - :. = -
DRY GOODS. Dry G0od,.-"s would rse" va mo
~ al taa; are in tand those maj e- no.l ~ py
Good 10 90 10 Grav's - Gf-euwichst de I1hk ou
n ~ and selling al almost any pIcr tis stoca
nnr.e,, sru5.t every 4Iuce IN the Day GOOD. hne To-
eetDes with sse0 Ladies C!oaKs, ron t"o - 'e" ''"
I'D 2w- -------------
CPRING PRINTs.-D. BRIGHAM co. No. 60
- Plne-s- offer for sale
go cases new style Spring Prints On extra ine power
loom ciOIrs.
15n 10 medium and orpriced do
$40 40 new aud beautiful style Chirtz surnirures
Is do low.pHced and medium quality DO lzSZw'
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xs,csses. Di. HULL'S ThUSSEs ana Aldo
NJ. = sAmnsl Suppor.ers-Obce No. Vesey-suees
Qse4 SA.or aou'e.
Szny&% Mnny persons tsv undertaken 10 vend Inn
slons oI uls celebrated Tisscs, and thousands
posed upon consequence. These limitations cannot DO re-
he'd mon thew are by uuski,. mechanics, and
no h.,ipr han ins ordinary Trusses. tJo0
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Boarding ar1h 6otsIs.

EXTRA CHEAP ROOMS-Sngle genuenen can
II pleasant rooms well furnished with good beds,
plenty Of bedding, stoves, carpets chairs anes cup
boards &C. exclusively person. some for 81 70 9TH
81 per Tvs occupy room together u they
choose for S. IS. each week Apply At so West
Rr,sxw.y
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r. The snbscribers' Lozcnge for Cold in The
Head instantly Rvaie- the diss symptoms OF that
unnlrassnt disorder. Permitted dissolve SLOW 10 The
mouth in liz acton Toe membrane OF that organ
iiIdTavs Lf4mma:ion from the parts affected IL IL
also an efcacious approved remedy for hoarsepess
and los of voice Price > cents box
Sold nj the principal crug stores and by J. !. COD
DINGTON SN5 Hudson. cor. Spring.s. J31 lnlsp-
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FoR TEg Removal PERMANENT CURE OF ALL DISEASES
ssrs,se FROM AZ IMPURE STATE Of THE BLOOD,
IL III 90
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rr>IjE MOST BRILLIANT FETE .: The Season.
-. (;r4nt Bal honor OF Henry Clay. Will b, gwen
by the KncseGbocse Clay Club on Monday evening FED
mary 8t6 al the polo >4i00n. Broadway.
' COMMITTEE
+. A TailmAdge, Peief sG2yru, y. r ra4els I bscon
Jacob Aca-r, geo. "A 1lEslesy, T"sL ~. oieuHa-i'
IL, ~ Merritt Fred'ck Frye, T. Z. TOmIlnson,
n 81. +. L. Spe ght, Geo. z hel.ock,
Joseph P Prison, j. Ed"aras, las .. IH!Ior
G.n,.n ~ Childs ". W. Caldwell, Jos. \. Barnes,
- 2 N.sch Michael Smith, Jno J. z. D-puy,
+ NJ 1sfsr. T. T. Jackson. Withheld Case,
V;l,srn Wells s 4. Nevere-u. Jas ). Thayer,
NJ = rrb-.sh-r George A. Hood, Albert A. Rogers,
IT n Il.,kiav George z. N--hi.: Ains-a Hsgar,
y ~ o.bo,n Chas McDougai VIM T. Mech,
T--,.L nv 4. NJ Flint Hiram COrS'ia.
~ sn,,h Juha 61orGmsu, Nichos- Carroll,
II .;nIy. I'd CsrYi VIM. Adams. 4 W. StOGienburgh,
W. Davis Greene. Joln or Geo BOYD
= n NrKinn.y Daniel Carpenter,
Tickets 10 be nal nj all Tie above co,nunee ana a. al
Wing hrsd quarters in NE cay
Mr. Edward Kendall :, -
new and origioa piece OF MUSIC, IL honor OF Henri
c. ronnossd a4i arranged for The occasion, VII be per
formed drng :utrrtni>-on, BY the entire band. led oy
-. n faro IL be decorated for tie occasion in
- vr surpassed by ins OF th- kind the history
of f-.r,y.i- IN lb- Unit-d StAtr-
j2gI ~ EISarN.s otsO-S, s--Ie-.., ---
.iT- ,,F LEMoE-For Eeu-o,i-. lTul loud,
- IL and other from fuer. mu-Il aud lace or
v.lsins from tbs hands BY The of tie salts Of
80, - slams are Immediately removed Sold 6y TIE
- nv s;nplr box by FRANCIS LOUTR5L,
Us i,x St.tina-r-. - Msidenisue
SEnI.E sIiip., win steam Power for light bust
w ness may DO obtained in tie Tribune BuIdiuss y LII
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IT Hydropathy.-A Hylropathic Institution has
been opened locisto"n " j. under The supervision o
Tins sstab.hment has The ample accommodations
for patients and IL OF bs! &c are alter the
latest and mos: approved plan
The effect OF disease ls truly surprising Ga
chronic complaints. such dyspepss govt long standing
spinAl diseases, dltncu
lies paaly.is d--a-rs injuries of joints. piles, drop-y
prospsn. Of me womb, receive immediate aud permanent
S--kt and acute staS7 arrested aud cured
Norsto.n is well known Of The most delightful
sn1 b-sItlv villages the country, rendering IT, therefore,
n very ,s,fai,- residence for nva!lds.
Anoca.oas ior admission he made a. III w s!ersL
or ~ i-ter ipos psdl Dr. Dexter horrisown. Jl3
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DOARD-A gentleman and his wife, or TWO single gen-
ID telnen can obtain very pleasant room with board BY
applying al ~ Whe-st. References exchanged 10 wv
BOARD WANTED for young lady in gen,eel prt-
ID family The location 10 Do at convenient distance
attend Rutgers Institute School pote addressed 70 NJ
H. 5. and left the Tribune otce, will meet win atten-
ZION. Us ~"
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observation-disclosures rooms with BOARD To be OBJ
ID tanned at No. 4S7 Eudsop-st References exchanged
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5ik ECUNONY AND FASHIONED tiose VINO
4A study economy, the Subscriber, In accordance WIN
tns lnies has reduced hls superior Imitation MOLE
skin Hals Codes the extreme low price VI oxSo
The elegant dress Hat, and VIII compare aa-
vsnageousy with hats SOD in tbs city NJ $50 and SSv
Also constantly manufacturing Fur and SIX Hats, OF ms
beet quality latest pattern, and al tie lowest oily prices iof
cash
An II @ q ysye and a sSa GsPs On
Satisfaction DO fully obtaired by giving moSnaroo
IA, th. subsc riber. J. W. kELlOGf},
A. 9,rI ll6 Canal-sL
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STOPPED-Supposed 10 be stolen. quantity OF Silver
Al $50 ST.
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~ CJsiryoynnce applied rs a Diagnosis OF
Disensc hy Dr. J. T. WEBSTER Residence, So Hud-ou-
al nssr Cb.rles Consultations from 4 II. till P M
Ai.n PRIVATE EXPERIMENTS IN MESMERlSM
a,n1 pIa ev-ry Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights
c,n.ncrg 1t O'clock Tickets aiinii,ing gentleman
nno Two ladies' 3 single tickets ~ cents q! limos
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nrnTICE.-Tbe Co pa inership heretoors exisnng DO
NJ m. .ubscrtbers under the hfn Of FhANhIlN
HARRIS is this Gay dissolved by mutual consent Ese'
pn'' WALTER M FRANKLIN,
uoH C. +. HARRIS.
Ne nnn.r;~n,d VIII CONTINUE The business on bis own
hao C.. Y. HARRIS.
ors se vxL L,,,nry 1896 il I'm
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1TOKk SHOPS win steam Power for light ousi-
NAV DO obtained in Tribune Buldinss y LII
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nLD ksrSBiIs SIZED Intelligence Once -Fami-
lies supplied with good Of every capacity male
and female BELLS tate Hutson's) Intelligence Office
90 Leouard-s near BroadSB Carlton House jail Smeod
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ysssxs.-l PIANO EOkCE Msnufactory-The
E3zm3sS. subscribers hni.hipg an entirely
~ n Huew of instruments. which
~ ursnled superior In tono TO any In use, and 10
Keep in mne much longer The Improvement consists In
Harp frae peculiar construction obvisung every ohjec
don heretofore caused by the OF metallic plates In In
ferying the tone Proessors and purchasers Invited
an examination Of these instruments
GLENN, ROGERS & CO.
ol lS2 rulion.sL Enft side Broadway
an HATS, HATS.-Psris MUieskin Hats al 50, equal
I'LL " those by also elegant dress Hats
81 81 and - U.s. superior style ana nnsh 10 those
in many places NJ ST. neat Hats al 81 C. o. Eurch VIII
be pleased 10 s,e b,s friends this establishment.
i.l I'm GEO. P Ii. BROWN, l+G Cansl-st
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From The Olire Eranch.
GREEN CROPS.
E!Tard. DsPof. Miss.

he SUBJECT Of turning in gtesu crops as
means Of snrchIng lands, has airead,
been 50 frequently and Gb!y discussed 10
most o. our agricultural publications, that
auy a.lsou q ns ptoPuety at ibis tine
nay appear absurd.
Yet there are soma points connecled ai.h
the theory IN which Ihis practice /, based
that Il may not be improper 10 dwell upon,
especially as The rationale 0. lhe system 90.
pears 10 be soneghs! obscure 10 most rniuds
or involved IN The in;ficscy Of The principle
which many Of cur farmers Do uOl appear
iuIiy 10 understand, That The mere turn.
lng n OF crop shoGld acluslly c0nducs 10
tae fertility Of the soil on which il has
grown, IS what many has found II dlllicuil
70 belleve. There is indeed, a difficulty
with many in supposing lha, plants eau &C.
iuaiiy grow aud be MANFRED WITHOUT ex.
aaus!ton Of The soil which they contemplate
as the only aud sole medium through uhich
all plants derive their nuiument, ami 20
winch, consequently, The plants or vsgela.
o'es 50 gtoEu, can return co more pGbu.
fum than they receive. The vegetable
Phys.osogis!, however, assumes a widely
different position 10 relation 10 this upur.
iani pUilt. lie recognises the vegetable
kingdom as divided INTO three grand and
distinct orders or classes, and characlenzea
them, eacorciag TO their df5reut modes or
habits OF gfosih, by the three dsnoctye
expectations Of fcrre.r'aL GqqaHc and ari
al } The ttsI comprising that extensive OF.
der, the individuals OF which are indigo
nous to dry and arabic lands, and which
derive the mos. important part or their pas.
tuTage ifom tho col the second embfa-
ces all plants to which the classical appel.
la'iqn aqaahc may justly be regarded az
belonging, whether lney be 10 their nature
strictly marine or sub marine the third
di"siou contains only such as are known 10
derive large portion Of their Subsistence,
or the whole Of II, from the cir, and which
are not, orappear not to be sensibly lal1.
enced by the nature Of the soil 10 ghtcL
they are confined.
10 illustrate each Of these orders by !
distinct reference TO individual plants goulc
aNtS'S "'NaS SpuIc WAN We nave al pres
cut 10 devote. Ii viii be- necessary, how
ever, 10 say that 10 selecting crops TO b,
turned ~, those ought invariably 10 bs pre-
tefed which derive their sus,enance priu
clpally from the air. A slight knowledg,
OF botany and the physiology Of plants vii
De amply Sufficient TO direct the operate
Alright IN this matter, and to unfold to hlu
some Of the complicated system of laws b
) which the beautiful and wonderful econo
my OF vegetable nutrition IS 50 adlairab
governed and controlled. "Nalufe i,
shiliul workman, and orders every Tin,
60 as best to subserve the grea, and impor
portrait purpose for which it was designed
tho welfare and happiness Of man. o
inc many crops usually selected by GU
farmers, Tor this purpose, buckwheat. pea
aad clover are probably 10 bes; re2u,e. |
may here bs further remarked, tba, al
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hsust the land very much all can say Il
this Is, that have assisted 10 planting then
for % or 80 years, and have made up my
mind that good crop OF sweet potatoes
leaving The y'nes on the ground. is equal t,
good manuring.
There is yet all The manure from lots
stable and hog pen TO use, which, though
small, yet will add somewhat TO the gene.
raj result. This can be vastly increased
/ BY hauling 10 leaves and corn.sIslks. 10
addition TO the improvement from manuTes,
would urge as equally important, rotation.
A friend who dined with me this day, ahO
was bred TO farming, aud who is no lheo.
rist, made confession Of his conversion to
The soundue;s Of the doctrine. lie was in
creduloUs, and changed this year mostly
through necessity. lie says, though be
sas injured BY worms and bad stand, thar
he has made belIef crop than he ever bad
before. Ii &c will examine into the ma.
letial taken up by some crops from the
earth, We can see lha, there is sound Ies
son ID the matter. Let US take whea, aud
oats. Wheat takes up 10 per cen.. Of pot.
ash, and 2Os Of soda; whereas, oats re.
qulfe only & OF the one and Of the other.
II whea, be persisted IN for several years,
these alkalies must become scarce on (arm
lands; whereas, If q crop that would pro
baby take less or restore portion, were
planted, aud the land aliowed TO gro* up
~ grass OF weeds, there gould be some
certainty Of making other good crops. !
have seen so Improved crop OF Cotton groEU
on laud siiet il had grown one crop Of oats,
which sete fed off TO The hogs on The laud
Draining is another important addition.
Many are prepared 10 poOncs on this
what drain our lands hers when We need
so much moisture !" The advantage of
draining much Of our upland would be sure
IN getting a stand Of corn or COTTON earlier;
Of It's growing eff earlier; and in cou!s. oil
is needing moisture 10 mid sumner. much
less. But if the land be drained 50 as TO
draw of lie wafer thai The elTlh cannot
absorb, II cannot preveG, the saiia from /,
retainlg as much noisiure and from be I
ing less liable 10 being Impac!ed BY water,
Egl really retain moisture longer-besijes, +
the early shading OF the laul slll retain IT,
By getting Corn up esrliOf, aud 1t growing
oil earlier, d! can be laid By earlier, and
thus sc shall have more time 10 attend TO
cotton.
We lose too much time ia fencing, end
[ ue would adopt hedging WITH The aooje.
cnpl rose, or The mcfophylls, we could
ave time TO labor much al o'hsr improve.
pents. JUS. think Of three quarters tf
niio OF ienci1g pes hand anl calculate lie
:osi. Why, sir, the yearly cost would p3l
n The gtound heds aud one leu,h tbs
'xPeose sooid keep II up as long as We
hould 1--we. Besides, timber is Gore scarce
0 some regions, and getting so in many
'!hers, which vii cause az increase Of ex.
,ense.
night say something Q: pas:urage, of
Is saving corn, OF ,s ability 10 keep up
took, etc. Bu, an bred Of sritin.. snd
suppose my ffIS0ds are Of reading.
9efeiofs close by subsc'ibing myseif
NJ w. PHILLIPS. I
L!Fard.' Dspof. Miss. t
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The History OF RoInan;sz

b. The Rev DJaitns, A " Pastor oi1
fean CAufca, Ncr YORK. l2.h sdl4t
Just published
This is large octave volume. Of nesr.'
&C., embtltisbad sith yIEtr ss,rf, 81
iNo.. in handsome emtIemsuc b,ad,ls i
three cellars.
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E.,..,
4 G,s,,,', r.,,,,, r..
Cr.s,pt,.. \, f4..,,o,
.g.i ~. 49,, 49,
gh,,.,,nis, M, .,,,.l $50.
AZ, n Mann. Cs.y.s
CJAS ur\,u q, 49,,
y,,onI,.,d s,.,,tl $50.
Jyhn NcDsn., f.o, Williamson.
J5aa Evans Eohs#.s.
j. " Howell r. 4. McNrtu
uL.SEa RicHso.a.
Gen jaime. Mchsy. Ioan &. Net4atlu.
Robcrt Mtlsin John l.. Farley.
). y. Richards. AAs.s.
Thomas q salta. Hsuchui,.
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HOTCHkISS'S
Vertical SlaIer wheel.

u y consequence Of the very great popularity
a which these Wheels have attained BY the use
Ut nearly IUOl Of them Ia different paris OF The
country, the Subscribers have sold about 100
Rights 10 North Carolina, 80 q wh.eh are Ia i4l.
and successiu, operation 10 Cumbcrland County.
When property introduced, they nearly doua!,
Ihe value 81 the Mil, aud IN quantity d ~ork gta.
erais lar exceed Vie most sang utuu cXPec'ai. NJ
p tAc cwncrs, many Of whom are gentlemen Gss-
tia. gished lof tAtlt sll-ucs and practical Sail,
sho haSe atlcstsd 70 the value 1t this improve
lneuL The Wheels are mote durable. sod more
easily Kept N order, when property pa, together,
than the common Fiu.ier Wheel They All save
one-lhird Of the waller, aud run Vel Ia back Ws.
ter ". len there Is head Above. The speed Vi The
Saw is increased " .a0fe than double slle strokes
per miaGio.
The price o. an individual shi Tor one pair Of
Wheels, Is $50.
Wereicr, among others, 10 Tie following gentle.
Mcn, soius VI ~ hom have bad The W heels ~ &c
ton Y ni5u,L, OF more, aad from mauy Of whom
sc b-se received certificates highly approving Of
these Nar,l- AEd stating hat their sass, uith
lhls I'M ty,eaieuI, cot a5UJ, 1901, $500, and eyrn
: high as $3.50 let day, according u tnc head
Of Nater.
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Law Gard.

ES SAFFOLD g. j II. BOILING will prac
Ebs tIce ~ the Coursof Dallas and i,,0,,,,,ss
aud IA the adjoining Countles, also in tho sn
pranD Court. Address, Slloid x B,Ipy a.,
Pleasant Hill Dallas county. or Ilaynesy,llc
Lo"ndes county, Alabama
Dec. II. lois. t9s
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10 Ctergymea, Poamas,ers and oisri'
- wanted IN every iowa and village 70 al
states, responsible rnsn u procure S4lisnA
aud engage lnlhc sale ofthc above wots,, 10 'aa
very liberia per centagc viii DO ai7ecd
a'es' r. WALhER, ia Fulton 81 N lNk
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Life Insurance
Removal.

Ea RS. MARY WRlsTONinf,rns her friend.
4'h aud the pnbc generally that she has a.
ken room at Mrs. GiItcspic's, where She ui.l n.
happy 10 wall upon her friends. She feturnsbs
thanks for The LIBERAL encouragement she La4 10.
ceiSed aud hopes BY constant cudeayors to tleaao
TO merit a continuance Of the public patronage.
Amt 9, 1886.
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plants Of the culmferous character, OF
which are distinguished by proiuson OF
broad aud expansive foliage, are those which
derive the largest portion of their nulrI.
ment from The air those pVn's have
small leaves, being considered gross feed
ers, and consequently, powerful exhsuslats
/ OF the soil.
During the last ten years, the practice Of
turning IN green crops, has been extensive.
| " adopted, and so far as our know ledg ex
lenslyely adopted, and so far as our knowl.
edge extends, attended with the best results.
Old worn out fields, which hardly repaid
the cost Of cultivation, have, BY this means,
been thoroughly renovated, and 3, less
cost than they could have been IN any
other way. 10 trayersing through the
country are often seen farms shch have
Jsen reduced by an erroneous and e.
nasculalIog process Of cultivation, to tho
state Of bi,ten heath. These, by lufniog
10 the slight segc,suon they pfodu,e AID
following up the plan with dressing Of
either of tho above named crops, IN lhrI5
most Jeiey and succnlenl state, with few
bushels of caustle lime to promote frrmen
tallon, aud correct the sc,duy always to a
greater or less degree irsceable in such
soils, would endus them with degree Of
productive energy that would reader then
fertile for years.
"'Tis folly in the s1trens 10 tai
Extensive fields and TIL them III
Shrewd common sense sits laughing ny,
And secs your hopes aboStiye, die,
Far more ode fertile acre yields,
Than toe hugo breadth u barre & u.s."
The most proper time for turning IL
every species o green crop 10 when the
plants are 10 bloom. Some wrllers have re (
commended defeulng the operation nil he
crop has become manured, bu, This is con
taty TO the dictates Of experience, though
The result msy, ia soAe cases, have been
attended silb success. W.
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SIA7E or NORTH C1R0LIY4,

4 y Il
UNION COUNTY.
Court IF Pleas aad Qsarfer SssHaa,, J.iy
Term, 1916.
stephen Hiney,
org al Attachment.
william r Roger.
Jn.toe- jadga ent, lsyoI 90 tie laad, Of The
Defendant.
q n appearing TO tho s7'f.fac,ion oi he Court.
a tbltih Defendant IT, It, case resides beyond
tbs limits Of this STATE, Il Is h,i.f9rs 0r3,fsd, by
,be Court, dist pubhcai ION be made tor SIX geek
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e., ho'iiy'rg the said Ds.eadant. to be aud ap3esy
al The H,Ht curt ot Pleas and q srier Sessions 10
70 I'D .or The CpaG' yof mon al the Court House
IN Monroe on 'he Isl MonJag ia October ue1t,
ifen and therc 10 shc~ cause Why the lands levied
upon .h.ud not be sold 10 pay the Plaintiffs dob,
cost 0f SUIT.
v i"cs' Hugh Ste@ari, Clerk Of our said Court,
NJ Office, The LIT Monday IN Jaly and ia the 7l.l
Joaf Of cur Independence lsiG
llUGH STEWART, CCC,
Pnn'ers Fee S. C2I. ia
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