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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29
Gales tn Aurtlcn.
A. J. BLsEcKsR, Auc,ioneer:

A. !. BLsgcKER, Auctoneer .....
EXECUTORS SALE of ID. FANSIiAW"'
II ESrATE-A J. BLEECKER. SON K Co. viii SELL
az auction on THU RsDAY the 18th February at y O'clock.
At the Mech,nS Exchange Saesroou at NO. III BIosdw1y
Trinity Budins) close tue estate Of M D. f.nshaw 90
Ceased - lots oil Ground the city Of EewYer< situate
follows,
5lhaU-S lots on 5th av. SstsL % Of them paf
lots 49, -,
4i.t-st-l lot 4ls.. at, between Madison and 4hav
80tlst-8 lots Goth 50. corner 1Gsy. -.
9t and 9!sts-aO lots on 9lst and s2dsts, between 70
and ai-ays
ICith.st.-s lots on Io4tl.-st.. near 5thsx
l05tnst-3 lots Oh lO5,h.ss near 5hsv.
l06th-U lots on 0J'h.st. near sihGI
IOSth.st.-i lot Oh l08ta o. near <tn Nv.
The title Il uud ,abtrd aud the sale will be abselue-oo pen
cent remain mortgage or Years. Maps o. aneasH
room No IL Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29
Real estate for Sale.
AT ORANGE, N. J.-For SALE, a frst-class

"A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, location central. sboHt .
minutes wsk from depot. House large ard airy-a rooms
des basrTneui-hno garden fruit barn, heueIy
&c kc all Ia excellent order. fot interview please adj
dress Bo1 20. 8f3 Post.Otfce, N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

GTABLE for SALE, No. l0S West 37th-st-
~ II his four stalls above ground well ventiated stable
2iIs3. lot 2Is3 o Pnce. 1JlO. Aplly 20
HOMER MOEOAN No. 2 Finest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

No. IL WALI.sT., NEw-YoRK, Jen. y, lboJ.
CT. LOUIS. ALTON and TERRE HAUTE
~ RAILROAD CO.-Thi. Company will paw Ia Anticpa'
ton tie Coupons OF tho Second Merg,re Preferred bond'
(C. D add tho Second Mortgage Income Bonds maturing
on ths Dit dsy OF MAY uex and ssr the INST day Of feb
"a ,ry nI at Bank North America less the nteres. at
per from time Of payment g tAs said n't q, May by
order. G. BUTLER, Chtnn OF EA Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29
udnie.

As GOVERNESS.-Wan a situation as
"A Goves ,olch the Eog,h Branches aud Music In
ilrumena aud hoea quircd. References given desired.
Adf.s. fir DAYS T.. j. Ia Of GEORGE SNlD DE,
Port liz Imoud. Philadelphia Pa
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NNE PRICE ONLY.-Writing Paper, En-
" yeopes Blank and Memorandum books c1cap. SIXTY
different kinds Of Diaries. Photographic Albums. &c Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

DLAST EURNACE.-Wanted, q MANAGER
- and FOUNDER Tor Coke BtuuInous C0rl Furnace
H. Ohio. Address. with references Boz No. 797 PosOce,
kew.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29
Financial.
PEORIA An
BROADWAY INSURANCE COMPANY,

ID No. 400 BROADWAY. -
CAf'JAb'.,.s .02OO. OnO.
81 III SJZ.43S
TWEATY-FOUhTH DlVlDEND-Ths Bossd OF b..
tors have declared Semi-AnDua Dividend of FIVE pFp
CENT, payable Pebusry2. JOHN wRAY, Secretsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

4 YOUNG and active Man wants situation
IN ssPOitfER, any heavy work Ia store. Can sesd
aud we well. and DO recommended by cy reference IL
ADD willing lao To Tor two days ~ No IL
IeArist, New-Goft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

a GUIDANCE GOOD SELECT SERVANTS
ready the Largo ln,tae No. I3s lthst 6h-Av
Engh. OeTnaD iT-h. Scotch. America, aud Protestant
help. civil aud capable. to suit all Alto nsat, tidy sHa
Oihs. MRS. FLOiDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-29

No. 800 Chestnut-st,, Fhl aueipNIA
FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-28

s,,,,,f,I v,erfornaneo, without other relsr.Ds.,
.,,"Js Of such transportation than may be ns
roTide for the due celebrity, certainty and
" PHf sueiI Transportation Under this a.
- nr1noss to transport the mail with a. "a
asnr..imty. and security," having been decissi
,bs only legal bids arc Construed proyisi,.i =
81 S,Tfirc mall however large, and WlatsTr,. s Z
s1o noIc okcouVeyance necessary 70 insuts t., !!
.i,r certs,Inty aud seruTity;H and no other,
| .'trsiiereJ. Except In the case Of railrras- Z
s,as,bost non e. bids naming any poriiel,ior ~
| : = cIySVaner are Invariably TSjoeted. RS-
;" o. A modification Of a bid in any oft. s.,,..
.oTIns is tIntanount to new bid, and canpo, y
oiTsj so As to interfere with regular corDr., b
90 tie last honr set for receiving bids M
1,. Md. with guarantee and certificate /, ~
| WAY 20 modify a previous bid.
81 P0stulREteIs are to be careful not 70 ter,i,
az iir;eDcv Of guaEantors OF sureties without ~ u
sLat thew are persons Of sufficient respoHsiIity.
Iii bidders gualautOTs, aud suretirs are lIi;' y
H,ifiej that on failure to enter into Or uerf5, y
rn,,fTScts for the scrvicc proposed for in the a.
| lids the legal liabilities Will DO enforced 80
a. Present contractors, and persons known 4, i,
| drnartmeut, must, -quAlly with others. M .
,t,r,nt0rs aud certificates of their snficisDr, ~
ss,antinII, in the forms above prescribed NJ ..
tisSate Of suGlciency must he signed by p,Stl5,.
mr. I1y a Judge OF a court Of record. No otsler~s.
! cate viii be admitted. NJ. BLAlR
jlul2-5n 1osfDa1itsr CGnsrs-
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TERMS. tEess... r,i,,..l
POSTAGE,

Ihs fSstaEs 70 any FsEi Of the CaiteI state. ~,
To2i and bnt FOURTEEN CENTS ye.r f. -
AZ NJ above prizes she Perscsioal. viii - ny
rishei ser 1852. And a. az
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-28
A Card to the People
Now is Your Time to SaVe Money!

eS%A4 G>~@4&A1s NSA4 SSGA244S-- A4AS..
IN ecNsefasrce q tbs Ss.&. thAt A.! Cotton Gaals
L are stvaae!ne very rapidly, AaI the in5ieas50as
are TIA; they VIII very s1-l Il higher ;ls1 a. ANY
Psrvlcus tine, have purchased large aus sTle-Iri
siooS O: foTs.-E and pa:4sst!e Dry Goods W 5ch
have ia store, No Main CscE-e Whet t=s
aR5 - vhrh o=i5 =sEPeS rtzlly i1vts tie atEe5-
Eioa Q: t2e PEbls, A. .aisi selling Ihs stock our
a. ;ss eli Frses- AID sNae Eoo5s evea cheaper Ilaa
they were eTe- known before - t.E5; al ;as7salS
usSA-E SoSts- 81 Eho viii nesi them very $50 4sl
better avail Themselves OF this Opportunity Q: sup
plying themselves ;hey IL save money BY max
SIS ias3E purchases =; Ihis time; besides ;hsy WI!
hAve 80. &SSo=Szss: % rake ;Ae1r Ss!scfioas
Soa.
Ny staek consists, ia PA-s, Of Brown aad RIeA,hei
AzEli-S- CNl'os, Meas Szi Bows vsAr Of everT DE-
se=5Ptioa cseeSs F4aae!s, GtzShA-aS, Shs~IS TAtAs
AID IsEsi psSPs-S lrlsh Linens AID Shir1 EosanG
E%-AsaAA Shaker Hooss- Hosp Ski=ts LAcs sad Gren-
S-.5s Wells Waite Ge>2s- Lssss- Eb-o:dsries % AL
S-13S Hosiery, e., II.
LADIES' LADIES' To1- special attention IS
tsvE;s= - nv Vssy superior staSS % DRESS GOODS
vh.eA : he largest, cheapest Sa3 ms: complete OF
sss EeaSsoa- LAGnS PiAia, FiK;i Aad Emb-o de-ed
Grey Costs. &crNzei1ues, Bsragz ArsI2is &C. in
rTeAt vSE.sty Please can early IS w.n z.Nke il
STsSt4y - yC-r A5vAaaASe - 50 50
Yours VsrS respectfully,
JOHN R0EHKR.
.s2i No 3 MXiu ST Centre WhsAIi-r W
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Premium to New Subscribers.

the Nos OF the sAas Pe-5aiicAls for Isfs, VII .
fTTnis2ei e7ErEietc. E-ftA7s: =isiitio1.zI slsr9s
! CnhSe the more eISecneral MAGAZINES u rbs fi,1
20 - me SSs tos 1S5a, may be regarded nearly q
SaaSE:es:s wishing also the Nos. To- 1881. viii Be
supplied Al the following EEXIxLLE Lov aArES:
Splendid OheEs for 1850. '61, & ,6a,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-28
Cleveland, PitTsburg au6Wheel.
ing Rail Road

ing Rail ROao.
"a g - g. SsEs7
an AND AFCEs MONDAY, Nov l5;l. 1852. Pas
" seHSgE TENia5 VII !eA7s Bridgeport a. fcilGv.
tSccazys excsptsi-i
L o A Il. Nail 1Esia, s,oap.zs at al stations. ar
Eives a; piEts,ssirZIs At +.i5 2. NJ, ana
C.sTe!s.E. 81 s,;S Z. NJ
IS ? n Expires Train s:o-Ti7S a. al sts;i5cs
s--1Nss II Pittsburgh 81 SIS p. n
t~se = Il hNI-esS Train. --Elves 81 Ffttsbrrch ST
ll=9o P. II. aai Cleveland Al s..2 A y.
RETG RNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland ~ - \ n. s-t S:=.a ?. NJ
i've ~ b-tdssT'sEs At trIa P. NJ sd G:S& 4 N
AS7sNe !t:tssgr5a AZ l.l9 A N. ts4a n Saa
l:+4 p u. arrive ~ Rr:5s.,ar: A. al ~ "a -
A u, AMI d:lH ?. u.
Connections are made as Follows:
A. ''f'''''sa y VIII ESaa:ylyaa'3 \ X az Harm,
HE-E sa. ts-11-a WAShjnStan. PEllA-
Eelphts- Nes York and gls,sic2.
Cleveland Si;E C5eyslAad / Tcla8 + h f,r Ssa-
d1SsE- Lu.s5o- EE:ro4;, Chics4So szgf
sll Fs1iats II fsss SoE-z WIS., W!Gh
Deiros; stsAEze-s for pe;roif. Jackson
thlc5=Sc aud ;As SCE-z wEST VIII
Cleveland : EE5s = !. for E-.s, Dcu-
XXX, Buffalo and Niagara fails W:;h
IlevesA21, C9,El,tcs Cincinnati :o-
S-as:t-ise Delaware, Columbus aud
/; Euzssa Win :ae c. = c r. r. for cuyahe.A
tAI-Sr Akron, Si!lessSarEh and Woes.
AT AriAaee ~ita 7. II. y. { c. Il. :. s,- Canton.
NasSllie7, Woa>i=., salem. Enoa, c.
A'S'ezhsavtii- Eith !. c. I c Lsas sud A. Bzt..,g
via CO o E.f- Tor 2.auesyiIls. New
SIX Cg3G-nbcs, Nsa.A- DAYTON. Iu,ii.
zrssTziis, Cs.Eu, C;acin,szt II Lag,!sy !lts
3 LScss, -. JuseqA AId All poi-:s
WtsI su4 South Wet
tNeursa6n IleSeta 70 Pittsburgh suG return Ss-S.
any ether ronfs.
Through Tsekets TO all points in she West. North
Ar1 Ezst Ga Dc Procured az the Office uEszr t..
McLuEe HcCse, WassIizS, Va or rfTtI TEe;-.
Agent - Bridgeport station
freight contracts will be made a. Lowest rates t.
Any s:ut A7cs=it!e by this road and lis c7uaec-icr
to the E2st. North, Nes; and So.ti-NesI, =, cfs7s
Under ALure House, o. With -. a-e-. AZ Bridge
7ori station Wii- D TEEE.N. Agent
Wheeling. Va.
b. Il WILLIAMS. A-Sar
IN MCCULLOUGH. President.
s. MYERS, Gent T5-ksr : F-i,S
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FORM OF PROPOSALS.: GTARAN
TEE AND CERTIFICATES.

The undersigned - sh9:e posi- office sdabsss
The mats Of the United States, from July l.
YSSS 10 june 50, 1867, ON route No. het|eea
t'Oo, mi -, under the Advertisement Of the
D-,r,.ster General. dated December Is, l7GS- with
!.ceieritv certainty, aud sesurty, for the annual
sum 81 -o,o.sJ e made with full owIedge of the
,,!,aur. Of the route, the weight Of the mall TO DE
rTisd and all otherpartieulars in reference to the
-. ,,5 ssryice and. also after careful examine
Sor of the laws and Instructions attached 10 the adj
Verisemeni.
mated
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-28

The PTesent critical stAtecf Eurs-ts,a ss.ai-- 81
fe1i-sr ihe-e pat lies:ons EGcEaily interesting DIR
!a- ms !ctt!icJ;tnS year. Ttsv wtil c-crp- : .5s
1c ST"1nd between the hastily NSEitieu ss5i--itss
Sta-e sseeasatloas- aud flying UuE1-s Of the safIy
"HGttl, EI 'ae Fulrryiis tome o; fle ir:rEe his
1etl1h NEttsa after tue lEiuE !utrse-; sui excite
;s:lt o. iie great polite, events @: the time sh,I
EaEe passed avTsS Il ! TO tEass Peri0lesis tbE-
EeAus.s "a St Io9N ioF the cnlyT a.y nj A,e a1
Tei'bie history of e7rTsat eyfa-I al A $50 -
adGit;9a 20 ihei- sci established literary s-Eftis
AEl theo!osieai character y-c urge them u;as5 u
consideration Of The TeAliire puu.iS
Tee receipt Of advance sheets :-n-. 81.
SEi'Lsn f9eiisAsiS give additional value 10 ibe~s
;As hands # subscribers sheet a, :, .r a, H. -;
nSl editions
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UNITED STATES MAILS,
rosT oFgIcE DEPAETMgNl
. I r G N I "A

WAahLSFsUN. "
DROT0SALS Eili be received az TIE C5atTAc; Of
{ Ire Il this Department until lc a IN. Of Thur
day, April 1t, 1855, for conveying ;as mails Of the
United states f0s four Year., 60 IueasiaE iuly /,
lSSS, aud ending June So 1867, II the state q; Viz
EluiA- The routes and Dy the schedules 81 GsIrr-
tuTes and aETivAi> herein specinei
Decisions announced by April %, 1875.
Bidders l5i! EzIslINE c7re fI.liy u. i, 1zf in
s-z;isaE g=-s> ,si'.e:sly TA< f'tts, par. II ~
F-g-ge.f1r ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-28

Ioavo Old Point Comfort daily except sun
day, a: RtPIi ~ next days by 80 m; %
leave Baltimore daily, except sunday At 10"
Af Y W. at Old POlat Comfort next days by o
P : @ to commence service Mt Norfolk
invited. ,.,,,.a C,,,r,f,rt Nfcs-
+'Ss Ho 5rrTnpsrAnreville.R and New Church, 70
HoTntown, g miles and back, tWes : Ms g (
LssYe Onaneook Tuesday and S"t"r1'E ~ .
Arrive ii Horntown by = 70;
Leave Horntown Monday and Friday Il! :" F" M
ITTiya Al Ouanoock by4 p m.
MI - and at Nav Church invited.
rsI Fam Aceomack C Il, by l,OcustTii!e' to Locust
Mount, 10 miles and hack, three '"les
Is We Aceonnack c H. Monday, wednesday
and Friday at , pm;
Arrive at Locus! Mount 6y p M W,,I,as,,v.
ave aiI at AceomacL CH, by II am.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & ONO railroad.


Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
& - 80 ~; s -
oFPIcG or THE r / o. X r CO
NEEELiSd, 18th Aug, i>t2
pUsISESS being ialiy resumed on the Baiiiinere
II Chic R4liTNad, The Company having thorough
under Government pcote-tiog, the road thoroughly
AID Completely guarded bN Government troops, viii
on sd -teE the Il Ii AI.. through ERsSe-.-
81: trains and continue tlseE fall equipment IL the
transportation =: toua2ss.
FAssENoEE scaEpULE.
D,pcr:.
LEAVE WHEELING, daily. at Ie:Io 4. II: Ben
SSo4, lo=o A N; TRAITOR, $50 P NJ; New Greek.
- = NJ CnHt.e-iand- - ? II MarEiczsarE-
80 4 ": HA.2.Es FeEES. 2sl5 4 " 4rTi,e >: Eal
iiE1oSs AZ sac A Vi.
Ra4r.iay,
LEAyE BALTIMORE ct P. II; M1Itir=bprs,
ilSS ?. NJ: Cumberland 4. NJ: GT2F:ar II A. 81;
Ses.NSOG- I:l5 + II, aTrlvS a. " -seIEE ia 2 N.
The second train win depzrs daily. eIcey, sa,az-
days 81 $50 2. n; tiFsf;sst -S \ ~ SsG Cr,sE
- n CgGlSsrisr-i, ss:5 =. Vi; HtNr4insJ urE.
lSsG ? NJ a4TTsF,s Perry, i;ts ?. NJ; Washing
pm. '''-' '''' : 81 1',''' = Sa'''7a''s At $50
Re.z-7Eas.
LEAVES BALTIMORE, SIS A "; Harrts's Fer
~ $50 A NJ: &sESisis5s.=s. lsS5 ?. VI: CuElbe--
;1GG t-l2 y N: 0akiaai e-l3 ?. NJ; Grafton li:4o
= n beaFo1d, . A u; arrive at Wheeling $40
W. ?. SMITH. Master Transportation.
L y. CoLE, GseerAi Ticket 4 gent.
nrrYry JOIN y ~. AlNti, ia Aaditer.
Up WILLARD SuFeSyjoroE Trains
g.B FORD, dsaT Agent, ssit5s ''i aasis
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-28

80 = - . b III AfSI Ie fl-rTshes =
-N'A7 Ss5s7-'' ssS To- the year 1851 5, zss Al
One Rsif tie Rsgsld- Srb,--iptis= P-i.s.
thus Nfss S.5ar-t5-r nay lbtEsa ,as Esryi-. a.,
TIE fo1r Reviews aod BlzSkEaal - so
Seven Consecutive Years for S3z.
81! tss'-sI fer one ysXr. - 81
As ~e saSii never again be likely 70 eas- s,sA r.
Gres;2sat= Is those here presented
NOW Is THE TINE To SUBSCRIBED
Ee1i;taaess INST, IL n -sses. h md. 5;-,-.
csa he allowed - a-sotS
LEONARD SCOTT ( o.
!Aae Nc. : Gold street, Sez York.
SALT.-Soa tx-Es!s Pittsburgh No ! g.
y 800 Go '-0Aio Rivs--
tGSs received 2nd - sale by
isl. Y. EEILLY
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The undersigned, residing al -, state OF
= undertake that, il the foregoing h!d 'Gr car
;,,r, the ms II on Tarie No. - be accepted by the
General the bidder shall, prior TO the lst
5ey 81 JuIv 1885, enter Into the required obligation
or coutract to perform the service PFoPoseu' win
GOOD and sufficient sure;ieS.
This we do understanding distinctly the obliga-
tious and liabilities assumed by garanlors nnier tho
aTth section Of the act OF Congress Of Jaly = isj6
CERTIFICATE
The undersigned, postmaster at ---, state Of
,cpuaIntnd with the above gaArautors, and knows
III m to be nen OF property, and able 10 make good
their guarantee.
Dated
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-28

INSTRUCTIONS,

+See set of Congress OF March 3, is4', section IS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-28

S a DsS FGRS, FURS.-I have jus, received
~ sable Mink Sable fitch, and o;hsr leading
HSTat 1Ss oG W s5SEly e seeuFs bargains.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-28

J Y MCCULLOUGH Z. President.
: s. MYERS, Gent Ti-ksr aga f-bs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-28
Country Merchants

A RE invited to call and sv,,,;,,, ..,.s
market "a = ever before offered Ia tAH
sepl6
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-09-24
Hints to Mothers.

| know some houses, well built aud
handsomely furnished whore it is not
pleasant to be sven visitor. Sharp,
angry tones resouod through them from
morning till night, and the influence Is
as contagious as measles, and, much
more 10 be drea lied in a household
the children catch it and it lasts for life,
an uncurabe disease. A friend has
sucL a neighbor within hearing Of her
house when doors and windows are open,
and even Poll Parrot has caught the
tune and delights in screaming and
scolding, until she has been sent into
the country to improve her habits
Children catch cross tones quicker than
parrots, and it is much more mischis,-
Gus habit Where mother sets the
example you will scarcely hear pleas
Ant word among the children in their
playa with each other. Yet the disciP'
line of such family is always weak
and irregular. The children expect
Just so much scoliiug before they do
anything they are bid; while many
home where the low, firm tone Of the
mother, or decided look of her steady
eye is law, never think of disobediencO
either in or out OF her sight,
o mothers, it is worth a great deal to
cultivate that excellent thing in VIC
man. low, sweet voice, Ii you are
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-09-24
Fruit Trees.

The Rural Ntv Yorker SAYS, there is
practice among the Swiss aud Germans
of boring into the ground among the
roots of fruit trees, with an Instrument
made for the purpose, aud pouring in
liquid manure to force the tree forward,
and also to enable it 10 resist the drouth
in dry weather. have prscticed this
for four years with some fine Seckel
pears, in dry land with good success
Avoid this after September first, as it will
induce second growth late ir the fall,
which will be quite irregular aud very
liable to be winler.killed. The iusru
menl ! use is the common iron bar
which can he driven in among the roots
without injury. Take for wash, as |
buy no 'speciul'manurCs, to three iourths
Of . barrel Of water, four quarts of ash.
e., two quarts Of lime, two Shovelsful of
uight'soil-stir up well and pour into
holes made es above, what the tree re.
CURES. SoGp.suds are capital for this
purpose.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-09-24
spreading Manure from tIle cart

In the application of manure as top
dressing for moving lands. William
Bacon writes to the County G'nAsmon
that he had much trouble ia getting it
spread evenly and soOsonabIy, SO long
Au he practiced the old plan of dumping
it and spread the heaps Afterwards
He now spreads it directly from the cart,
and thus states the advantages of that
mode.
We get it on the surface more evenly,
and in the aggregate in less amount of
time, and for the third, we claim that
the sooner it is spread, the sooner the
land gets the benefit of it, The only
drawback that know Of is, that the
team must stand little longer while
spreading than while dumping, but as
the team is kept for the beuoft Of the
farm, there is probable no loss Of time
in that"
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\ 1or the farmer.
Killing Weeds by Law.

Alexander H., Of Scotland, denoun.
cel thai man to be traitor who pois'
OnS tie king lands with weeds, and in
tEdpced thereby host Of enemies. =
And it was said that whoever was found
10 have three heads Of the common star
worl among his corn, was fined a sheep
Tor each stalk. In Denmark, The farm.
eTs are bound by law to destroy the corn
mstigold; in France, farmer may sue
his neighbor who negloots to eradicate
the thistles upon bis land at tho proper
season. In Australia a similar regula-
tim has been imposed by Legislative au'
thoriy, with /: is said, the most benef
ciaI results. In CANADA, we believe.
eaaclmeuts have been issued against al
lowing thislles to ripen on the roadsiies
and exposed public situations, both
from the legislature and township cor =.
poraIionS. In Wisconsin law Of the
State requires oveyseers Of highways to
destroy horse sorrel burdock, and Can
ada thistles in the highway,
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Garden walks.

There is no part Of gardens or pleasure
ground. more expressive Of the chsrac-
Ter Of the keeping Than the walks. No
matter now fns the aower beds may b.,
il the walks are not bounded by smooth
and graceful curves. or fthey are rough,
irrcgu!sr, end Unfinished, tn, grounds
will convey unmisIaksbly an expression
of bad management. But a smooth mud
perfect walk on the other hand, even Il
carried through wild natural shrub.
berry, impsr' finished uir to tho whole.
These facts should be- borne in mind by
all owners of ornamental gurdcns. =
[ Country Gsnllemon:.
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To PrOIong FIowerIng.

In order to prolong the lowering sea-
son in perpetual and other roses, and in
snnunl aud perennial plants, clip of
with Apsir Of scissors the seed,vessel'.
as soon as the petals fall. This prevents
the exhaustion of the plant in the form,
ing Of seed, continues its yigoF, and
preserves noster appearance Of tho
Whole plant AT the same time tho use
of the scissors will enable the gardener
,oimpArsa symmetrical form 10 the
planLS.-L oOuuty Gontlonon,
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Tho Road TO had Farming.

As the road to poor farming is not
generally understood. though il is crowd
cd with travellers, We throw up the fol.
lowing land marks, from tho Springfield
Republican, for the common benefit;
Invest all your capital in land, and
run in dobt for more.
Hire money to stock your farm.
Have no faith in your own business,
and bo always ready to sell out.
Buy mean cows spawned horses, poor
oxen and cheap tools.
Feed bog hay aud mouIdy cora stocks
exclusively, in order to keep your atock
tame; fory cattle are terrible hard on
old rckety wagons and plows.
Use the oil Of hickory freely whcney
er your oxen need strength; ii is cheaper
than hay or meal keeps the air lively,
and pounds all the grubs.
Select such calves for stock as the
butchers shun-b beauties of runts, thin
in the hams, and polbellied; but be
sure and keep their blood thin by scsaty
herbaife; aaimals are safest to breed
from that have not srOuglh to herd
Be cautious about manufacturing MI
nure; it makes the fields look black and
mouruiul about planting tins; besides i!
is a deal Of work to haul it.
Never waste time by setting out fruit
and shade trses, fruit and leaves roltiug
around place make it unhealthy.
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ITO DISABLED SOLDIERS, SEAMAN d
| Marines and widows or other heirs Of those
who have died or been killed in the service.
GHAS. TUCKER. Attorney for claimants
Bounty Land and Pension Agent, Washington,
DC. i,
Pensions procured for soldiers, seamcn and
marines of the present war, who are disabled
BY rensou Of wounds received. or disease con-
trarted while in service aud Pension Bounty
ty Money and arrears Of pay obtained Tor Wild
ows or other heirs of those who have died or
been killed wilhelm service,
Bounty land procured for services in any Of
She other wars.
CHAs. TUCKER Washington, D. Q.
Those entitled 10 Pensions, Bounty Land or
Bounty Money, can have their claims preparen
and forwarded to Mr.. Tucker by calling at the
Register office