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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19
Fpn the American Agriculluri.t.
Shall We Plow in the Fall.

Al Lands, cScep, light loans and sandy
soils, arO benefited by Fall plowing. unles.
they are exposed to washing. Steep side
hills should never be plowed in the Fall.
unless you SOW them Immediately with gram
or grass seed, TO furnish root, for holding
the soil in place.
But all heavy loans lying flat. and elay',
are greatly benefited by Fall plowins. The
teams are generally in the bcsi condition
Tor plowing at this season. They have had
good pas,uraee through the summer, aud,
as a rule. have les. 20 do than in the winter
or spring. IL puts the spring work very
much ahead TO have all the green swari
turned over IN the fall However much Of
this may be done, the teams will have
enough to do in the spring, m cariire ma
nurc, eross.plowinr, narrowing, and getting
rcady Tor sowing and planting.
In the faH. the lands mos, benefited
by plowinc, are generally in the Best condi.
ton Tor the operation. In the spring, they
are often - vet that they cannot be plowci
until May or June. Now they are dry, aud
will erumble a. they are turned over.
BY plowins now, they are prepared to
receive the full benefit oi the action Of iro.,s,
rain. and snow through the winter. There
arr no disintesniors like the elements.
S,d clays and hari.pan. arc made loose and
iriablc by these exposure. The more rough
aud broken they are lcfS by IN, plov. tho
better. Then, there arc rough pasture
sward' full II brush AMI rank weeds. and
reclaimed swamp. with a thick turf Of
swamp sras.cs. that are best subducd by
tearing them up now. They ircrI, and
thaw. through the winter. and little life i,
left in them by spring.
Beside. this, plouins has an important
influence upon insect liie. Many insect.
barrow In Ibc earth, aud II icit unii.,urbcl,
come forth with new lie In the spring.
P.owing disturb. their winter arrangements,
and kill. myriad, Of their lArvr. \, thl'
season the soil may D, safely plowcl deeper
than in the 'rrins The inch or two Of yel.
low soil will undergo important change.
before spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19
Lice on Cattle.

There are various .impl, modes Of killing
lice on neat cattle. Ysi'or uuF. .ified on
the head. and backs Of animals - pretty
sure TO Kill the most common kind. Of lice.
SNUFF is better than tobacco juice, and /, is
safe. and no, likely to DO any harm. Bot
il is said there are certain kinds OF lice
which are not afraid OF snua Well. take
lamp oii and apply ii to tho heads and
shoulders Of the cattle. Oil and greasy
matters Of all kinds are very dislgrccahle to
all kinds Of yermn. and We doubt not a
thorough suearing Of the head and neck
and back OF animals will drive away all
lhe-c troublesome visitors. Asisssprinklci
on the backs Of cattle will often clear them
from vermin. 81 will sand or any kind Of
eatihly matter. Cattle that lie out, where
they can choose for themselves. are seldom
lousy They are fond Of covering them
selves with sand whenever they can find
loose hank to scatter about. Hens running
at large, and where they can find sand in
plenty TO wallow in, are not usually lousy.
4 bed Of ashes is still better, and they
should always be accommodated with a
painful in their enclosure.
Massachusetts, Plouchman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

EQrAL RiGurs. A good deal OF nerri'
rnent has been created bya story now cur
rent in Williamsburg. in which well
known cclored barber in Fourth Stree, and
a lruggi., near by figured. The druggist
has recently st upa soda-water fountain.
The barber who ,haves the druggist, aud
purchases lis perfnmery a, his store, being
very thirsty one day this week, thought he
would try hi. saltwater. Mr.. Po..el
couldn't tell him I, vas oil out, for the bar.
Der had just seen him draw compile Of gla'
ses for some white folks, 90 ho confdenially
whispered. "The fact is. we don; -ell soda.
water to colored persons" Every good, !"
said the knight Of the razor anj retired.
The next morning bright and early. Mr..
Po..el went into the barber shop, and after
waiting awhile Tor his turn, took his seat
in vacant easy chair expecting to be shaved
as usual. But the gentleman OF color kept
on with his other customers, without pay
inr any attention to the druggist. M
length the latter seeing that Others were
being attended to in preferences to himself,
.pranc up from his seat. and demanded why
no had not been shayed. The barber kept
on with hi, work deliberately, withou,
deignins to reply,when the druggist re-
peated his query more impcratively than
before, whereupon the dusky boy who la'h'
er. the customer. stepped up, and handing
the lrate dealer in ipecac hi' shaving cup
exclaimed with grin that showed white
streak Of ivory just under his nO'e' Pop
say. ie fac 10. we doesn't shabc the doc
tors no more" There was loud eIplo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19
life Of SIR NJ. A. Shse.

4 story is related IN "Cunningham.Lfs
Of SIR Joshua Reynolds, which shows how
ridiculous great man may DO by force OF
habit. lie had been taught by his old
master, Hudson. to paint portraits In GER
tain position, the gentleman holding b"
hat. Before be had thrown of the tram.
mel. Of habit, and begun to exhibit that
Tree and bold manner that afterwards dis
tinrui.Led him. a certain customer desired
to he painted with his ha, on. Ills wish
was rratised and when the portrait was'
sent home. the gentleman. wife was not
little a.tonished to perceive that her aus.
band had two hats, one on hts head aud the
other under hls arm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

CrRE,Nr CrrTiNGs. Cuttings Of the Car.
rant and Gooseberry are said to grow bes: II
taken cG in the autumn, on the fall Of the
leaf. Being then immersed m moisienci
sand. the granalation. will BE- formed in win.
ter ready to sProut Immediately on planting
out in sPTins. Our neighbor. Capt. Bemis.
has luxuriant row Of bushes. averaging
two feet in height. grown this season. from
cuttings taken oG and planted last spring.
They were planted close. to root, and now
form Gns bushes for setting out mex, year.
The eating, were about siE inehe. long.
and simply thrust into good sol length.
wise. until nearly covered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

Tho Japansss have reached their homes,
in Niphon. They are represented to have
been busy, during the whole trip, in study
ing our language. making transcripts OF
drawings and maps, copying dictionaries.
iranscribing educational works. etc. Their
habitual good nature was exhibited during
the time, making the voyage pleasant one,
although tediously long.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19
PARIS. ME-,

time, and we are informed that they are
rapidly decreasing and disappearing before
the intelligence aud spiri, OF enterprise
which agricultural societies and periodicals
have done 50 much TO foster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

The Northampton Gazette says the appls
crop Of that section is enormously large and
Of the fines, quality. There is hardly an
apple treo th., !. no. loaded. and broken
limbs maybe seen in almOs, every drsc.ion
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19

We learn that DR.. True, Of Bethel, de.
li,ered the address before the Sagadahoc
Agricultural Society, held at TOpsham, on
Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19
IFTY CLNTs IN ADVANCE.
VOLUME 81, NO 4S.

sion among the customers in the shop.
which sent the sbamef.ced druggist into tho
',rse, 50 quick that he didn't know how he
got there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-19
farmrrs' department.
"srEEp rHKrLow."

Anth arts All sciencrs reriAining o. ll~. src
elo ely hnsei tngrthsf sni ace ,utiulte, Cuuncct'
81 wiih Agricultufy --AoStCoLA.
, 1860-03-12
#eDltt11e5, &f<
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
Il TIRE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

Bar, the st. Louis. No., 1eroocrat: Below re publlsh
letter 10 b.: Wood ot this CITY. isen gentleman IL
8 s,nt hi rsaia se saeh ne Lave t. sn. vhsa
coming from reliable source Il certificates ae xaAEa.
tees Tie Or. needs 20 cncotauta nor useses Paf
fiery from the press: =, =, ~o-.
attention e4l;e few months s'cr u. hly beneficial
sEecs of your harresor1tive WA sudu to maze 2
esa Gnsn y s" SssS
1ha,tcr some three month. since Flosnr&sa & Gt.s "
2a hf IT.. hed Ed
haye sl1ce procured another to,tl: Of which have csed
SS to a. *5ta Sa 'a % af Z
z4ce aod ny hair las resumed s NATURAL coor and BE-
4evs ard elos.y ,haa has I:ea esoEe 1or tan
70 Sew sls s vi IL eo
d.. to yon Fl yey valuable :s
ssaatmsnt4. citizen Of ths CITY and resident here
IT, above. Win a,t.ehea fs = iou1 eesice ns
wAh preserve the beauties Of natuIe n osfs q wen -
6nyseN 1 An 1ray Jouta =: y: KA1MpMn, u ~
WOODS HAIR KEsT5EHT7lyE. sat5i1siE7l r. . iS'
ta. as bcs. portion .: nj ta,r The Effects Of the
Sf~ T.
er1 tanc n1dau Ny hair Is now tt:ck and glossy. and
obi Il x:9 i SHSs5x Sii9s
TIC Nev p3e5 ise n1s %ln:ss :. 4 TeS
lt 19d pass q sme n sqa su ni
R1ookF1KIp, Jan. Il. 1883.
p,of,s,or Wood-Dear Sir: Having sEade trial OF ynur
Har Kes,o!v Fves p:e>sts 10 ,ay tas u.s. tnsst TT
aroabea f1on my childhood; a!so .eors4 NJ aai,
ht "a: 9s1@1f .;ns Se ane pensae
sss 7ss'; So5b ~; 81, r
pTuExiaa aad Fancy doods Dealers. no
, 1860-03-12
Drcss Gtih1tttc,
lcrs:csG.1
COUNCIL PIkOCEEnTNES.

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
c4t1zo Mrrr.Sc1 uAncn 1874,
p,esens-n!s bGnor the Mayer. sad Afc4n-n 10 r,
EEeao Weads Wright Carpenter. Huck Ea1cnaaeltT ard
1he minutes Of the proceeding. of the a.. hree meet
A Loax trF;sae following report Of t. Bo:,d Of
COMMITTEE on F1nancc rnd Q de1cd pubI'satd:
Warm c'34ns'osrH f,31's;; 91ss95 .!:s c!ss'e,sss; r.;
H. s1s Axeg a*1 A1rae" e &c ty u caiasso In c-n
Ihe Water Comm tsooers re.ptcs u,y submit herewith
i :" Il. M i IT,
etedlnes for ts Laf euae ba al foF the whoe
1he sMks ~ .a xeod e,aep.osasy rsvs4 in more a.
ent wo.Ens c9nat on Than aew-a,d thris ta'e In nj
ADD:T1axs TO WORKS II 1853.
enaIg btco extend ne th- rpes. some
III ,Is of saoa ps four ten
laehss iter2a d!asetI e1t o.ny aoa IN nea'1E eqaal
se s1 P2 nS y ~ asaes e. q
yhe te q II t1enAop Of Ill. year amount. to
ss%poa Il hs asd
BaLldine kundE at ttcn< ut the cn:he hause chiefly Of
At t!,s cd Of tic LAKE Laaia.
DETAILED s741ExEsG er FIFE LAID.
Tue Of pipe laid during lS9 already stated Il
% Isiow -'''' '''S' " @~@A RPS ak gwen
10 inch Inai fct
- .: .....:......... Observation-Disclosures .. ois5
-.-.a-!st6 " :
The tata punt Of dsrb1ilnE rpc laid In Is sa 80
of amouu va. I.d in each divt.iou OF ,h.
city asf.1lows:
North plsl>lon :. fec
wxs .s!5:s ;.
oouI1 ..-.......--.......I3.uSt -
To,al........ 80 feet
, 1860-03-12

NoesAld. Ioue, gotssord Has1i. Jonss, Reao. Wight
lAa Abbott, Watd IND Enrenbaeh.1 wc1s excused from
q motion OF Aid. Won 1oru wa l.a AID ordered
" = t. n: sas tss; = i:
. sst? Il &, s:asss: esss:s q z S:
Nd Jones called up the following resolution from tte
ht q IL
d bp:tsss =: ~ 81 &
ntsn,nss fahhonE r. I'D nd e2son n ss
Pissss 4 chl:sto p.,.sa - e'si M.y
sed e. e hs y GsrS s
Of the abore esrted 0tin.nce ths Comp
20 :ss1z 81
ra!t 1htrtof tor md the time of ,a'd anena
ee1taosd s5,l peEsas tSls conpsay from anx aae6
.s s L .ss
ceane u "
er 81 tHas:'ts stS4se c, ts!
r III e 6. is 50 ~
,ss=s IT, '
49,. D.. ,I! Issestsry G.ae.so civ Railway Company.
ee G,osf9 eS s e. a. eenn F''''''' u ne eA
=, &C. :, T. &c sf
Company passed on tic 1s.h dsy Of FebFsa 1s6o tsa
@ .ss s} o%paa7 % s9eS %
laying down Of i. tack South Clark I'D aa,
sasaas1 sasEsa
I'D oper.tse of He1ss RavsJs II the So6
T. e T. opsined III. Common Council Of
, 1860-03-12

Il ta1kAS oN CtNAAA" - - AAss
u rate Improved E.rs fr sa!e eh,sp ~ e. stae q
aai within o. Eir Of rs.s ~ashinion. ~hea Is ne.
~ ~ ~ ton az n j4haoia situated or th< shore 81
f,sc ehjsan Ouv ta1ul u ~ acres, We lnsFav%d.
lit Two xoI dwel!lo.s ard s~o xoot bafos; 49, Two
tsnant The IN taFee1 aoeo AoA 3eo0 III"
ona fa1m Of III aerxs; haY Improved ard taaaes tin.
Fo,tv taree quarters O: nils from town With soed
hausa I'D ts.n, a.t RVS bcassrk .rchasu Ard also. ~
obtnS. eith 10 l11 oEehAo. anu saoo 0oe77 1
bar1 tenant house
Two en.o hnp,e. lod Iota with tafns. hult trees and
shsdn II - Mtu1 ri ln tho khtIy rAt OF ihe o~p.
Wtta rood view Of the bots the aks Of IN hs rlor
Al ~, wall ws ~fed anil vii BE- e"ld very e. sr.
Ttru,e Of pty1nent Ll d,wa AID ez .n<e oa TIME 'e.
0IrI fot PARTICULARS snQslFa cf aats rlbeF a
i.ke sire. n.idxe Weod 1Ara. roner o. Ax5kt OK cs
MAKGAs i. Dxr0u DnE+. Port wa.hses,nn Ets.
mhaxim J. + DKEDDDkE9.
, 1860-03-12
Gpt ann Car.

TYE AND EAR.-Dr. Under
4 wocd the Oec;l.s: and Aufs,, Nc. ia Randolph
street. three doors east nf Clrk Chicago II nn: nr
rcul1 Physician of the o1 eeh:el am has derotet
Eg1y ev!n sight to tne blind anu hearing 70 the deaf md
naw s4ni uncqualed bv any erecat fcr h!s scstt
XIII aud erea Dr. r.s operations up The Eye and
Ea1 many Of which were Of eu, aud d. ous sha54e
success att1actr patients from al parts q the Gai ..
nd gven him reputation = "a tnlnt.; aud u iu q e
neut. Atreatc The Eve oud II which vi! co.lta 4
-four hundred ra8es tenE prcpAssd aE1 VII s.o1ls
Appear rnscrpit sent to r4iients II dtaEte whet
SuraIcsl onersu Jus Ase not reGuittI. mh7-lyd&w
, 1860-03-12
~ 'N WALTER EENDALL, Cs.k.
r..xwn Gsh, II a So .31.lv



hay.re tc.r glide hy Ferira' E. rer b!tn AMI Jn.
scyh r*nan Il he payment " potcn NJ rtI'n me~ts
sp c!hel :t.n ro:tk7&r dfedH s1fenfs ty thel
>i1:h Gas VI Jung. \. D. ~, one :, - NJ 9 ~
dseds moYtxa a. 10 he unctIs Gned u ht SpastS hte-
uuer written the touhHes Quattt so1th o. tie Chesso
and Rock l*aua EL!nEd Of .<cloa No. urt.l n town
ii No. t1tyIhcs s. north o 1s No tersa e.. saas
" tie thEt dian. s..uss 10 Eaar, county,
STATE Of Illinois mortgage nc Maln tts ReeordtF
u sid touar N l,ek No. iwo pa*e nvs hunf rea asd
niHe. Ant tho o e Il said mu1.ta uriksx! t. tae
uutesSnrd in HE epsey. tbs .est hat e the .au.h-
Of etloo thz yfonr t33 township thi1ty-
fuus t north Of t OF Inc hfl Fvl c!.
pal ncrd.an Ia The coapty and ~, At re~d. and whs
later tx1se retaFd6a tn ocs II buok s0 lw1
p4St I've ku.drs' au.l sxe,st.
Now, ,Ihce:n.e, l. L. C. ranr r:err ta*er IN rhsnts.v
Of Coos county Ali 81 &c Il 10! tic pup
cse1 In sIn cages. will In purAt Mic with
therein AMI thereby ~ vesred .c u tuulc Ascttn for
c. to the tlhes bidder, he uoA luF " tue Cont
Hous IN the e'lv Of th!I. eorLtv ot tons at1 Of
l!so:,, he ath d4r =. Ap1;t: y. ~ at<a ne'ek
ID thr 81 sid day. sad pAce rel ta1e.
mu. aua such pcsttns there nav b 10
naset lns. VI n'eA secuse! b7 ias said off:1
rrApec1!s !sely with Tho sid aid Ft ha
lands Ia sch mortgage l!ab!s ou,Y for 'he monies
thereby s+c.rc5, AIu monies cFttt ~ thx
otter 1a,61sas~, l.. Z. rAfSE FhEEk,
Master IN Chanse.y Of Cox county. md
sGesta totum.sl MIsr
, 1860-03-12

GROCERIES,,
:s;;as !; s. e zas we 'n''t. lbs
:5o hh1s mnscavado 5usaT,
las do Porto Rico do
20 do Now Orleans do
9co bb1s Chicago Rehnad Sugar.
aso do New York do do
IS bags Old aoverum't Java Coffee,
125 do 1asuira oofoo,
35o do 12io do
as do l1ocha do
1oo bbls Now Orleans mo1assss,
- - = = sa|;s1 ssf;s Hea'" syssf' 3
Is do Portland do
800 hlf chests Grosn AID Black Tea
$50 b. lawyers Waito uraxive Soap
AGO do Je4zo oakloy's do do
300 do 4 A1Palm Soap,
1o0 do Etar Candles,
- do 1toriue do
- do Nou1d
15o bbls smoking Tobacco.
1so do Chewing do
215 butts do do
$50 fancy eaddies do
ITO n Imported Cigars,
50 Jars 1Iacaboy anuf,
a7a boxes oszeSo starrbs
= IS hzss Peppar,
a5 do Spice, as boxes-olovsss
IS czso3 a ! NutasEH,
- tes Primo Riee, 400 suta cassia'
7G GbxATrime Goldfish,
ITS hfb5ls A. 1Whito GLIB
''I99 boxes Scaled Herring,
176 do Al do
1874 bags Eriod Apples,
a5 5bb1s Zaote 0urrantfs
1913 boxes I4ayor Eaiz4nz,
376 DO r1.Rs do
90 hf bx8 do do
goo coils Manila and jnte Kops,
A75 roams Wrapping Paper,
375 bnles do Twi1o,
la bbls Pure Cider Vinegar,
$50 do Dairy solS,
ESQ boxes PipeS, .........
Fer sa.a ye=y lew Z D. GILMAN z CO-.
4tSNrTtH v ~fsT -kTees.
, 1860-03-12

II BURLING,
1Ls ARCHITECT No. 40 Dearborn street, {oppos1te
Treon House is lretu.sa furnish ans and speeite
lions for all kind; Of Buildings He confidently refets e
many oi the bes, building cat public aud pE.
xzta-s evidences Vi s ability and that oTIeEs entrusted
tuhin will executed in tht mos saliafsct0ry manner
iaSkt1sl.1v
, 1860-03-12
Grlutng ma1D,llRa.
CEWING MACHINES.
~ e25 gas AND $40.
L. CORNELL / cos NEW AND IMPROVED

~ " 1N0 DlAIlllNE EC.
~ R25 gas AND $40.
L. CORNELL L cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Double Lock, Tight, Faat stitc..
WARRANTED 10 give good satisfaction the AEh: *
priced In Market Make the stitch the 4le5 Ma
chimes; LARGE ax@ ncbcs undrf t+ Eet fat 10 e
table have The under feed st1eht needle. ffn tvJ
spoo DO the coar.es and finest YORK g. stEes
to the inch. RUN VERY EASY md ALNnS
NoISELESS and neasy finished. Ehrr Nach!ie VII.
Stitch, Hem, Fell Tuck, Gather and Embrc.der.
They have taken the HIGHEST PREMIUM at seve:-.
Fairs. The SIS M2ehlr {iuure4 ratent}!s equal
pac!ty tie tls0 nsehues. Turns tack hop
unhanli1g With Llgh speed and yEzy still. Ahdo In
Chicago. The ~ Que tTasear patent, tareer
featuring and Family Machine etnhined Gax<ast .fr'
ratent) very au convenient fnE sewing large cs-
nents Quit nk. &c so. ust IS cafahie Of d'c the
SEs. Mstus- Ether ftlese eaAy learned IRON
the printed dlIections.
samples Circulars aud Cut sent on reekp: Of stamp
We are eole agents here for the UNIVERSAL BEE4A-
MEH AND GuAGE, adustedto al thickaesses =: Goth,
all widths o! hem; will Lem over and tells and
| CAN BE EASILY ATTACHED IL Aai etNlA> Il
MACHINE. Tricct5.
LARGE DlSC0ENT TO AGENTS Ind CtERai.
~AGESTs WANTED evsryshsse. Cone snd sci
r D S93i Chicago Iltnois. oe13
, 1860-03-12

ae tt wonderful pedect4o2 to which 4. ohsxaldt Oats
manager B4tehelos II. - ha: brought tie manufac'
taa Wigs aud Toupees Invited 10 sa his Wiz and
Hat Tying Room. 1t No. 1oo Lake z:1eet. and examine
thai. prious PRODUCTIONS o: a No sc7utny Can detect
&hs f from the natural when adu.ted 10 the head
Dr.
, 1860-03-12

TEWART'S COOKING STOVE
~ STILL AtIEAD.-The acknowledged superiority Of
the Stewart Siose has given ss: acvcra limitations.
Ihe genuine article for tale Gny bT G. Agent nt
Eoad assortnen, Of Housekeeping. Hardware and T:r-
wAIE. zpe c6i3 II
, 1860-03-12
lnmber, GWoon s. Goal.

T L. McVICKAe d CO.,
mauufact ctu1ers and Dealers in Lumber.
OErrcx eRsEa LACE AND WET WArx1t
Jo.st, Timber anu UImensiou Lumhefy cut 10 order.
Country deters and haets sol!ted to call us be-
fors puIch1cR fActse. for cutting lumber
equiet BY tus!rs ~. they hare lumber sawedto
sut,bel: demands: n1'lso companies furnished with
ties an bridge tlrihcrat Low figures.
E Lumber and Shingles ty The fargo:
fell I'm tSJt i'll. McSlCkAT4 j. Co.
, 1860-03-12

CTOVES, STOVES, STOVES,
~ at IL n. LiapnErns No. 3io State street. se!fRe.
Euaior Stores, A!rTsht Stoves fo! Mood and Coal 2s
though the Improvement in Stores have. Perhaps kept
pace with the advancement In style and quality af other
Geea of manufactures there many WIN Still oo for
something newer in principle. perfect in construction,
and mnse economical In the consumption Of fuel ~Te
Is manufactured in tie Gh.t style of workmanship and
combines with sui stantal aivaniases aud important
p.Inc pies possessed bv other Stove. For s1e Ly
oc1l-c653lY Il. W.LAfDKETH,S Sl0 state street.
, 1860-03-12

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
- Cook as-SuperIer Court Of chi1xo May Term,
l9.-La'iIn 5. Hodx. aad wsr:en G,!Tors vs Anns ::
pstnsr and E. f4lez ts NJ tn1eas chsl:r1 of
ares3is II ,is n,e.Fe.a.Oe, et Anna ). r.a nd
stFh E. Palmer, detend.nss aeSse n'Heo h.stGk zen
Csi .eo. Noss i hereby zlsent The .sa Aas. ~.
,ne sad sa1ah T. PameI 'ast tns p* ah ~ a. M
= oa1 dsy q Nach @ I'D ,h,s ,amaoas shx'ru1 -
o.. II. AZ, N,uI.T Nav 1st ais ~ LW!eQnnd
~ 4; Ann1 :, eI fosn ~ p.; sh d. +
&C sd ,ha e:.vnal5 sid apr*ar before hs ava ~.
p.rur Court Of Chicago of crof Cona: on ne a1 81.
turnty. on tsr hrst Monday at Aay. l5to. ann p!s "
dErnus sud Ieon. tre taut 3Ia ~ u.
:es. ana th1rgs heTe char x-d and .ts -
eua:eese. alA ch:sle4 again 5oo a<ros11s -
the o11gsF 0. so'a p<srtE. -.,xr., r,x
GAt1rP Z H-c-c,,x I.,,n r1' : -. +. mi,.; u.M-4v
, 1860-03-12

' tEokIr OF tfAxpfSo cpaA131Gs3. :,
Alderman Long Of Committee On Finance, 70 whom was
referred Board Of Guardians Of ktforn sehco4
asknE at their seton in xrE The aatsr1 Of their
tend.nt be eo1amed reported In Avoz Of the ssoe Laid
over.
Asoof aae COMMITTEES TO whom referred tic aanual
report Of Farvcy. City Tscas Her recommended thA It
beplaced On NE. Report toncurred In.
Also, OF s1me COMMITTEES 10 whom refe1ftd the
nuas Tupo OF H. 1athrop sh Inspector recommended
that II be }a4ctd IN ae- kepost eoEcas1cdtn.
Also Of sine Commit Ct. whnEu rtcs1ed eotnuni-
cation from Cuaptn For. asking thai hons ba issned
tsm fr work recommended the passage or Tie fol-
loving:
shoutsnd hvc hundred Hhre and ?+oo tsb1s ~
do.n:s according tic Elty SUPPLEMENTARY
herewith subnaed oF work I'D a.or oone una !he
II. harrhe* hctvsenihe No II line Knze .te<t North
ine Of street AID Vet lDe Of Ffnnkn street:
Erd.rrd Tst thc Mayor tad Comptroller sua to said
cap,n Fox certificates for the asnosint Of sush tnds
ee hs,ea 10 such the ssid chapn fo5 .a.l Dc
1r provided certificate Aha b for lcss amount taI
une thou md doa. not exceeding IN the Whole c ~
edpcs.. of he Cty II Cheaso to sad Chspn l. Frx u
the u tc1tn mentioned md promise on tho pait Of ~
CIR Ia pay tatne aad Chaplin Fox. or th odaf
ID O.. Of Aay. 1e&i viii Interest y ex Pr eent
May 1st 1eS0 nnd ten cent othat t0e until pad,
| Laid osoe and c5dsEtd puhahet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-11
NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,

NO. Ii talrIaX otreel, hIehdHuIla, va.
4 CARD.--ENOCH GRlNES respectfully in
n forms his friends and the public generally, that
he has associated with him his JAMES +.
GRIMES, and under the firm name Of L. GRIMES
4 SON, We have resumed at the old stand on Fair
fax street, the STOVE, AND TIN WARE BUSI-
NESS IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES, and hope and
expect to conduct the same, 30 rs 10 merthe CONT
dence and patronage OF all who may give us call.
We intend to devote our time and attention more
especially TO out door work, both in town and
country, such as .
ROOFING, GUTTERiNG and SfOti!NG,
And all kinds Of Stove and Furnace Work, and
Jobs that require skill and experience.
All Jobhing and Repairing attended t" in person
Our Stock Of STOVES is intended TO suit the
wants ofevery body. We are determined TO please,
both in work done and goods sold. Our expenses
are small and shall be content with small! profits
IafS" Orders from the country, either tor Work
or for goods promptly attended 10.
oct l-ly E. GRIMES ( son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-11
pnsIrIvELY sELLING 0EF AT COsT.

FOR CASH ONLI-NO HUNBCG
TIROM TIE SECOND OF JULE until the
j. first Of September we will sell oil without re
serve our entire stock OF DRY GOODS, CAR
PETINGS, OIL.CL0THS, STRAW MATTINGS
&C. ut prime cost, in order to make room for II
heavy stock Of NEW GOODS. Wha: we say we
intend to do, being opposed to any kind Of humbuS
lIJ- Buyers can save 90 per cent on uMMER
GOODS, and Oh other kinds OF Goods from ID to
% per cent can be saved.
We shall ask but Que price, and that will be
cost, and trcm that price there will be no devia
ton. We earnestly invite all in want Of bargains
TO give Us a call. S. 4 W. NUREMBERG,
iy2 corner of King and Pitt streets