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The Santa Fe Gezttke Of tho 9Th inst. gives some
operations against the Nnv1joe.
Col. C1rson had reached Los Pines with two hun
dlel and eighty Nay4io prisoners At the time he
lett Fort Canby. In the Navajo country, there were
between Ave and aIx hundred prisoners there but
In consequence Of the absence Of some members OF
families and othtrs who had not arrived at the
Fort, bat who were reported as desirous to give
Colonel.
The campaign OF Col. Carson Is the first among
the many expeditions net on foot against them that
terms. Hitherto these 1udlnns have thought and
with some Justice, that their stronghold the Canon
dc chclic, was iMpregnahle. Dut they are now IN
deceived, and the consequence Of the vigorous and
successful war which Ias been waEed against them,
will be, 1t ls presumed their 11nal submission,
There has been set apart at the Bosaue Redondo,
q well chosen place On the River Peeos. feserga-
ton for the reception Of the NaVaJos. It Is sup
posed that a. the results Of this years campaign,
there will Eoon be placed on that reservation some
af.esn hundred Naynjos. These Indians, though
# is believed, proTe steady anu thrifty workers on
the lands act aside for them By Gen Carleton. or
theretoFvation policy pursued By Gen Carleton,
We have had occasion heretofore. more than once,
to express our coraiat appreciation. It is wise,
humane and practical, and in the case Of the
Apnches It has worked we'll. It will, we arc satts-
ded. always work we'll lL.w1en the agents selected
to carry It cut an Intelligent: energetic and honest
men, Of the Kind such as, VIC mistake not, ve
hare In the person Of Agent LAbadi, who saperIn-
tends the Apache Reservation near Fort Union.
pence and quiet in New Mexico. We trust that
uew ERA Ia ffGw nrepfnu mt that Terr,%arv
, 1864-03-02
3l0St.

r OST-O On Monday night, between
MIeaIcsn avenue aud Clark street, on Washing.
street. CLARK be1xeea @ a ana n HnGp
viii Ge rewarded 81 leaving It at SCOTT, KEAN 4
co.'s, 1s Lake street. The Pin IS valuable 70 the
n1ha-y97S1t
r OST-Last evening at MetropoG-
tan Hall, large Mink Fur Collar three buttons
on same, Tho fnd:r will be suitably rewarded BY
office mh1-v7i62t
r OST-At or near the Post Office,
Il orc leather bonnd rcco1ut book The Under
VII be literally rewarded by leaving the gaua It 161
SoEth WntcT street. u. u. u1EAlA5Uh.
feeQ,VE}A1w
, 1864-03-02

1@aatep.
| WANTED.-Girl wanted. for gen.
6ass'e as>' E,.s rs 5s
| WA41NTED-; buy, for cash, q
& 'tS"s SnasD %a D5S omss ee s0assaa
f"ANTED-Boy wanted at los
,hout Hse NJ 19 Eops nesd epy
WANTED-A Blacksmith who
wv understands ironing bnggtea and wagons.
II
| w WANTED-The advertiser, who
h,s sss a 10 % 6pn aDd in
se.ao house ssae
oSees AZ goods proytstoSR ssads or 4 aevs
ss:SaseS@ @ sad aaaliaea'lons Address %Sss;:yst
w 7ANTED. D.-Barber wanted, i'm
snd stepdy Feaiai elapiS;nent as eissn ss' 4
w ANTED-A Cottage. New
sSs n ~ Ssx X Address Ss s|staE IT.
w WANTED-To rent, building
| w suitable for Boarding House. with Or With
psaes ESs a' e 2is 9s
w AN1ED-A good Porter for a
rs Poeessozs oes Apply to GEO sEEM92R
w ANTED-A situation as Bar
sss@ 8
w WANTED.-Parties looking for
1
eeap
:1fss FL Il bss ss'sa oss day. CAL
| w ANTED-Two or three first
class Agents to canyaas and sell one Of thebest
SsS a. ssss
| w ANTED-On the West Side, a
% %Gas sstsf sss s scst & iss q s
6SatBs1aii1 Bos references given Address E ms.1t s
w AN TIE DAT the Racine
Mssnas T2sf sna oassFs Gsss wen em
'na SssPESl and steady woft w e g:snc CO.
WANrED-A yo,.As man, who
S;st Ssas sS ~
w WANDED-Abo boy about Is years
Ss 1Pa q s5 e?s ks eaaEs Apply ys; + agS
w AN T ED-Washlng wanted.
sss
VI! gs;ss seofs's through 'h' s0't eEafi5 To1 Il e.
! " "ANTED-.An American lady to
aaass Il Sc. ..oSs M aSis
G6 re9eTenre Fenaca sf ~ a o. ~ M
WANTEDLTo WI An 17l se,1 NV balf i,s,es ;ntar.
ss
m6svssEit ~ ~ WA 's'
| WANTED-Bytwo young French
$ Il s Ssr sssss S$s e. IS &
ii Kinds fa5nisasd. r .. Box Sid.
w ANIEDwA aae!:lat l. v,.a,!1 sitqa9t5onby 9 agood
ssns g asf $stsn SsSa
WANTED-By a practical farmer
md @ e eas saSa s1ancp sns eTnsi M
HesgcF; can give Eood reference Address Eo5 81.
se9te %a esn1s7 MTEn = r eh'ss0' n s, mn meiS's;t
saRpSs e s5a sas5s T p
ly, by letter, to 2: KELLY. Peru, Illinois, Post
oaasfs: @fs z Is = j. FISHER q blo No. cask St.
WANTED-Between now and lst
& tss ta1sf 5 ' y. % tSis
w AN TE D-Afattrass makers.
MER e tsse sstss.
WANTED.-A large pleasant fur
af;hta a h hons F9o M & 1n ne second ooE can he be
~ ~ ls;?fi; Drug Clerk to 20
1 es sau1y Sp
NH: 7s5Et' sEEt' " " ~ l>A@ ' '''Ap'''' A''
w ANTED-T Al TED 60 to Blooming
mh1set1;st
9,.[ se6soa ss,o tor n.ses.1
Ss;SS:, sMsS T$SSy az "a a. TsfRs balaa.
Pa1;:s'ess 4E : S41nn -
w AN 1E.O:-l Want 10 rent lmme-
s.7iDs @ locality. lA 0''sS' sses fes7Tzsssi sase'
w estabit.aed Commission e Or u o.her w : business
s :! & e. sss ssa s
5st'5ng ri nrn. 1ddzess fo5 t5!ss
%aa tse.: x1e ess
sn M @ Or ~ ] g1od hs
y
Observation-Disclosures by
SseSss IL eea%.ssSs Essss; i vi asass!sssa
, 1864-03-02

DIApenHnfy for Diseases OF the Eye
AND EAn-117 South Clark street, Chicago. Pa.
tents received by Dr. ]. B. Walker, from 10 to Il,
and to l. daily, h1-y7l3-3t
, 1864-03-02
& PEClAL N OF / G f..
THE pROPRIETOR9 OF THK
CIR A RID HOU Sc
PH4KADELVAIA.

Hespectfui,y cau the attention Of Buztnevs uca No.
the Travelling Community to thc Superior nceoiazso.
dstlpo and tomfots odekcd Y their essahltassneqf
, 1864-03-02

w House and Sign Painting, Calcimlning
Glazing and 0raining: Paper Han9ings and Win
dow Shades ceiling Wholesale and retail ut New
York prices. +. l.. R1GBI, 50 Randolph St.
Boz b3&3 fe25u373-1m
, 1864-03-02

NOVEL PuktsHkEKr.-A1ad lad cntereda gro
eey stone on State street. Yesterday noon, and stole
five dollars from the til while the owner was In tho
hack room mcaau.iug oil. The grocer pursued the
youngstcs, and after recovering the money released
him upon his solenu promise to so present at q
oertain Sunday School ncu Sunday. This IL nov
el idea Mt least in Chicago.
, 1864-03-02

Go TO THE BEsT-Go 10 Bryant j. St1atton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get Thorough
dress {enclostng stsmps) Bryant & stratton, Chi
eego, Illinois.
, 1864-03-02

Tax PArERs.--A notice Of some interest
to tax.paycrs win be found in another column.
Taxes Gre about a. inevitable as death and one Of
those kind of debts ons can ns easily avoid. The
better way IL to heed the advice contained in The
advertisement. and mike two hearts Elad-the Col-
loctor bceansc Of the money, aud the taxpayer
from the consciousness Of having done 9 praise
worthy action.
, 1864-03-02

WEST MARKET HA11.-The hrst step
the west Market HaN. Yesterday men
were ut work In. removing the side
walkz in readiness for tho final assault which lies
perdu til the police authorities shall have secured
new station houEe- Then prestoi the work Of
demolition will begin in earnest, the solid bricks
win eSanish and leave not q wreck behind to show
thePlace where for 20 long time policemen and
rats did congresate; where the demoniac howliugs
OF the dEunkard mingled with the wall Of lost child
ren or the deepairing plant Of the innocent
one who arrested on some false charge fears
lasting stain On his character. There are In truth
very few pleasant associations connected with
that structure In one portion hare been confined
the vilest Of the Vile awaiting their transit to the
B1idewell Or Penitentiaty, while not a few have
been shut up in those cells for grarer CHARGES,
In another part Of tho ground floor tho chattering
Of fish moncere, green groters and butchers has
been heard and the most nauseous OF fstenches have
CONC forth from those purlfeus to greet the noses
ofpaesers BY Adore they have given ghost Of balls
the great minority Of which have been tho reverse
Of complimentary, though generally djgni8ed By
that equiyocal namc. The old structure Is going,
and few will regret its departure. All arc glad 1t is
going out Of the way. We arc making our paths
straisht, preparing for the jubilee. Sic itur I'D
ustrd4. The street itself viii soon be graded and
new tddge built ovar tue riTe7 on Its line. Ran
dolf street VIII then BE-, through its whole extent,
one CT tho staishtest and hest in the city. People
must 60 elsewhere for their meat
The West SIDE GERMAN HALL.-The se-
yenth regular meeting Of the Weat Side Association
Tor the building Of German Hall, was held at Pin
gardts saloon, on Canal street, last evening. The
Different committees reported that eight hundred
eharc6 had been taken. Several other committees,
, 1864-03-02

Ssi S 81
w WANTED.-Highlv ;;5;unortant IN To
e Il Gns:a @ ssa T.as sss .esa M
sonss e ns 5s
na ss Be q il SsasF
Siiz stamp d. s.
WANTED-EReient agents IN
rs Is ssSg?5 Il IL &s hsts:s t. ~
e.
WANTED-Information. James
aset:9 hss Eqsf M , ss9sas4 2s,sd e e.
e I. e.: xhs
~ Rsfs;s ss7 ssssf sss ssassa
sv,a as'' AeG'se} essis $!;!2;s sPE5ss Eas.ss.a
w A N TEDDY a Wholesale
ssmas Sasfs g FL Hes.s ess1zs . i FE m
ssSz RR'ss; sS ss;s
WANTED-s6o a Month. l
sell ny ETEnIfsTfs Ecis buas nra: ~ T.
sssa s'sss sss 5sIS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s75
~ssts Agss, asn,Sa t. sen s.;
so s eepo5 @ f W. @o9e e s
ssss Ts6Sf Y
WANTED-Agents to sell the
w nsw "PARkER SEWING MACHINES"
e. sat! e.
At $50 Lake street, stairs or address with stamp,
, 1864-03-02
auEtlnn Sales.
WM. A.. B UTT ERS & CO.,
A1rCTIONEER

ID EGULAR SATURDAYS
LII SALE
FUREITURE, &C.
On SATURDAY, Msrch 9Th, at 9x a. m. At BUT
103, 1o5 and 1G7 Dear born street.
WI. 4. BUFFERS & CO..
fe2Hy5E97t Aucticueers.
, 1864-03-02
Monday Evening, March 2.
FULL PARTICULARS HEREAFTER.
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM
~ AND
GALLERY OF NATURE AND AET.

FIE5f HEEK UF TIE LILElF0 TLANS.
200, ,o00 CuFfosities ON Exhlhftloa.
seol1,..; ~1,h Hours Of exhibition, daily {SuAdays
ii the Toons Hs1ls and d2Htl ie ". Adnisaiee e
nncer1e 1ea1s Of aee. Is cto,e- Ths R.r,y Easafi7
fnse.YNN1W "
, 1864-03-02

FOR SALE.-Great Bargains.
H. s1N0 acres OF Land, on the line Of tho 1oga1s-
The,e Lands are high and rolling. arc Within thre
Elics OF Railroad stations ChatsHosth and Forrest
be sold cheap. ouentth eaa6. ba1snce = nvs
s az PEI 4 esn ntsTs IN TneEs bsss Sz.
70 better M sn6s n #, tie st.se Ad5ress q apply %
70 J; sTILL.WkLL. l.WkLL ESQ, Chstsworth. Illinois.
, 1864-03-02

~. !U!s. 4t1nEgrn Ntw Z T otE systtM q CutSths
simplicity and sure ht. costing only 81. New YORK
Spring Style Patterns for sale, and cnt, to order.
htnd. laa eustem york. IEey WI! saTc jon tln,e
and money. CHANGERS Cutting Room, n Market
chant Tailoring Chicago. mt2-yTSSSIIt
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Rates of Advertising,

Rates of fAdvertisEng,
aasihest cards, Give lines or lessl one wear $40 90
=, g sc six months, Is 90
"" three months 10 co
Npe square on wear; lten lines or less) 40 90
One snuo-- six moI,s 25 90
0ns SQUARE. tn:- zee months Is 90
rnartsr column. on. year, 60 90
six month, As 90
three 80 CO
Ealf column, one year, 30 90
six months, 60 90
4" three months ID 90
One column one year, $50 90
SIX months .. 100 90
three months, IS 90
Regular advertisers will be allowed to change
quarterly without additional charge 7-# =
All business communications should be addressed
TO D. ". TILToN s Co., Virginia City, NJ. I.
Job Printing Of every description executed in a
Superior manner and at Reasonable rates. u ~
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SoxE of the qUiidnuncs are circulating a
rumor that large party of belligerents are
preparing to make raid into Mexico from
the Western and Southwestern States, in
behalf Of the Mexicans and against the
French, having been induced so to do by
offers Of great chances at the gold and sill
yer mines of that country, in case OF sue
cess. Were the rebellion ended, the Mexi-
cans could doubtless get tens of thousands
of hardy adyenturers 10 take shares in their
rich mines ON condition that they should be
worked with bayonets whenever occasion
should require, as well as with less murder
Gus implements. '3Ss I" i'l @
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A SPANKING JoKE.--A lady correspondent
Of the Boston Post. who assumes to know
how boys ought to be trained, writes as FOL
lows: Oh, mothers hunt out the soit,
tender, genial side of your boys nature
On which the Post remarks: 6 Mothers OF
ten do, with an cid shoe, to the boys
; beneft.n s8w i-1g 7oFaf
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D. W, TILToN, & CO., Editors & proprietors
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. ROE & CO.,

pl wallace street, Virginia City, Wholesale and
He nesa,I dealers m Groceries, Dry Goods Clothing
annu awGs' a. stoves, &c. st. Louis winter wheat,
quantities to suit - $50 ~ as,' VI Al
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Municipal Officers of Virginia City
Marshal, JERRY NOLAN.
HSaSou1 &c.

The regular communications of Virginia City
Lodge. U. D., A. +. B A. M, are held on the %
ard 4th Saturdays in each month.
Ps. PFOUTS, W. NJ.
ALsx. DAVIS, Sect'y. la. .. rgn .-, li..
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FOUND,

CERTIFICATE OF TEN SHARES OF THE
N consolidated Silver Star Company. The owner
by browning property and paying for this
Virginin CITY. 4-u
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Cincinnati, Oct. 18th.

Returns from eighty counties in Ohio
give Union majority of 26,l63. 1t is es-
timated that the soldiers vote will make
the Union majority a. 900. -55-
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OFFICIAL DIRECTOR Y.
Territorial Officers.

0FEIEGA l. DIR IL G 7 TORLs
Territorial Officers.
GOVERNOR, SIDNEY EDGERToN, Bannnek City;
SECRETARY, ii. 2. F0RSEYs
CHIEF JUSTICE, III. l.. H0SMER,
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE, AMI GIDDINGS. o.
J.. Z. WILLfSTOT,
ATTY GENERAL, f. B. NEALY, Virginia City;
MARsHAL, c. J. BUCK,
SURVEYOR GENERAL, NJ. BOYD.
AUDITOR, JOHN S. LOTT.
TREASURER, JOHN J. HULL
NOTARY PUBLIC, JOHN S. ATCHIS0N.
County Officers of Madison County.
County Commissioners. JAMES FERGTs,
SAMUEL W. SrANLEr.
FRED. Il. RooT.
Probate Judge THos. c. JoSgs.
Sheriff NEIL HOWE.
Treasurer, ROBERT y. HILL.
Recorder, r. Ii. IIAGAMAN.
Municipal Officers of Virginia City.
Police Judge and Ex-0Ecio Mayor, q. q. BIssEIL.
Asnbers of Council, f. X. WOODBURY.,
" SAN. S.'HwAB,
JAMES GIBSON,
\. FORD.
Marshal, JERRY NOLAN.
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
The New Book On lhs Cultivation Of Flowers,
froM az Ne.e Kork Tfmes.


FLOWER: FOR THE PARLoR AND GAR
DEN. By Edward Sprague Rand, Jr. Illus
trated by John Andrew and A. Z. Warren. 8yo.
Boston J. q. Triton 4 Co. Price, $3.50 hall
oali, $3.50; full Turkey, 81.
Though allied to the annual tribe by its beauti-
fp execution, the interest Of this book is perennial
aad will endure US long as admiration of the beau
ties OF natures works marks the existence of refined
taste ana elegant culture. Il will interest," all class
60 engaged IL the raising Of flowers, from the pos
SCISSORS q the arstocratic green house and conser-
yatory, to thVss whose share OF the soil is confined
to the contents o. the box before their window or
the hanging basket that deeorates the only room
l! is indeed ono of tine greatest blessings connect
ed with Horticulture that its kindly influence may
be shared by all classes, however humble may be
the scale ON which it is pursued. The DIRECTIONS
given seem ample for all necessary instruction and
an ornamental charm is imported to the volume by
q pyotusien of-tsneifui illustrations on wood. They
will compare without disadvantage, with any re-
cent hume or foreign specimens Of the art and give
an air OF elegance to tho practical prosaio part Of
the work. The mechanical execution of the vol
ume could, indeed, scarcely be improved, and is
highly creditable to the young house who may take
eredt Of producing Vade Meeup, that will be well
come to every house of refinement.
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS,

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS, we call
attention Of all having relations friends in the
army 10 the fact that "Hoofand's German Bitters"
will cure -tenths OF the diseases induced by ex-
posures and prlyations incident to eamp-iife. In
the lists, published almost daily in the newspapers,
on the arrival OF the sick, it will be notced that
very large proportion suffering from debility,
every case of that kind can be readily cured by
Hoohfnds German Bitters. We have no hesitation
in stating that il those Bitters were freely used a.
mong our soldiers, hundreds OF lives ulght saw
cd that otherwise would be lost. The proprietors
are daily receiving thankful letters from sufferers
in the army and hospitals, who have been restored
to health by the use of these Biters sent to them
by their friends. ~ 't
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS See that the
signature OF &C. M. Jackson is on the wrapper Of
each Bottle Price per bottle rs CENTS han doz.
for $500.
SAould your nearest druggist not have the article
do not be put on BY any, The intoxicating prepa-
rations that may be offered in is place; bat sena to
us, we will forward, securely packes, by express.
PrIncipai otice and mandatory, NJ BSl Arch
Street, Phia,iephlu- JONES q EVANS
Successor to q. "a. jackson d Co.. Propreturs. g
Jzs-to sale by druggists and Dealers in every
ss~& 10 '~s on'esa osssss LlS-sT.J w
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PARTICULAR NOTICE,

There are many preparations sold under the name
of bitters, put up IN quart BOTTLES, compounded o.
the cheapert whiskey or common rum, costing from
~ to " cents per gallon, the taste disguised by
AnIse or COrianuer Ssed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and will continue
to cause, as long as they can be sold hundreds to
die the death ol the arunkard. BY their use the
system is kept continually under the influence OF
Alcoholic stimulants oi the worst kind, the ueisle
Tor liquor i created and kept up, ana the result is
tae horrors attendant upon arunkarus nte ana
ueath. f
For those who desire and will have a Liquor Bit
ters, We publish the ioiiowing receipt. Get Une
6otte IF Ho9Hdnds German Dttters and mix with
Qaarss u Good Bfandy or Hh,s&ey, anu the re
suit viii he preparation that will lar excel i'll med
zeal virtues and true excellence any vi the nuuer
Jus Liquor biters IN che market will cost nuch
'eos GU Will nave ali the virtues Vt HooJ,anas
Ditters in connection with goOu article ot Liquor
ut much e's price than these inferior preparations
will cost you.
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PHELAN,s
IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES.
cOMBINATIO CUSHIONS:

HNHESE Billiard Tables have received the uu-
Il qualified approval the best play els ana most
competent judo who have uniuersaiiy pronounced
them unequalied tor general exeeiencs ana dura-
blity.
seven distinct patents for improvements in Bill
lard Tables have been granted tU us by the JnIted
States Patent Ounce anu NE have lately obtained o.
patent nom the French government tor our nn-
prOvenents in billiard eIsnID1ls. t'
We employ, in the Construction Of our tables, a
variety macnlnes specialy for the purpose,
by which means weGre enabled to insure SCIENTIFIC
and nuecnanIcai accuracy hitherto unknOWn bll-
hard manufacture. +. fa
having u long experience and thorough knowl-
edge vi al the appliances oi bllards, CONSTANT
ny hand .rss stock vi the best anu most
thoroughly seasoned materials, prepared to-
furnish rything required IN the Dlilird nth
unprecedented dIspatcl. ~
The em.n.hL french billiard player, M. Berger
has published the following opinion:
"NEw YORK, August I'd, 1861.
"0n the owe of leaving the United ptates, 1 am
happy to declare to ali amateurs Of bniIards that
after tour of eleven mOntns through the lrnclpIe
cities, have been enabled to judge satisfactory
manner OF the superiority vi the biliaru Tubles
manufactured by Pheian CUllender. The system
OF manufacture is SO superior, that am HAPPY TO
introduce their style vi cushion into France. Ihey
have united to their manufacture Of American BIZ
lizard 1abies that vi the French Tables, reniarka
be excellence and beauty. For these reasons AIN
happy to make this declaration.
"BEkGEK, CLAUDlUS, ..
Professor Of Biiiiards, Paris."
Parties ordering from us will lind our prices
low us good work can possibly be maze ior. We
sell hrst-cass articles ut lair price, and will not
make an inferior article at any price.
Orders by mail carefully and promptly executed.
Illustrated Catalogues and Price Lists sent by mail,
"THE BILLIARD CUE" journal published in the
interest Of billiards, and containing details of all
novelties, copious record of billiard news, and ev
erything of interest to amateurs of billiards. sent
tree On application. tk a.
+ PHELAN q COLLENDER,
-u,.ia GO, 80, 81 and 50 Crosby 81, n, W.
And ia 72v Montgomery St., ban Francisco, Cal.
sept Al, Is 81. 80 :
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ID N e A nj II Ho II r ,
BY ALEXANDER SMITH.

FFOM Tie ConfinenfaE N0Hfkty.
We have been very unexpectedly charmed with
this volume. Inverted and fantasticai as he may
be in has Poems, Mr.. Smiths Essays are fresh, nat
ural, racy, and genial.
They are modes in their way, and we wish our
contributors would study them as such Each Es-
say is complete in ITSELF every sentence full of in
teIest; there Is sraining for eject no writing to
astonish btase audience. no show OF unwvnteG
eruuition; but tn. light of poets soul, the sum
shine vi calm, loving heart are streaming and
breeding over all these gentle pages. knowledge
is indeed within them, but it has ripened into wis
dom; culture pas masured into wine with the SUN.
mer IN its EloN1 SoLt timed paper. fface, 81 90.
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For the Fruit, Fto1er and KitcheA Garaea.
1864. THE 1S64.
GARDENERS MONTHLY,

w. q. p. BkINCKLoE, Publisher,
Office; 70 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
TERMS; 81 80 A YEAR.
Edited by THOMAS MLEfIAN.
Thu MONTHLY G0NTkN4S ARE:
HINTs-klower Garden and Pleasure 1roand ;
Fruit Garden; Vegetable Gardeni Window Gar
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CoNAUNIcArIoNs--Embr the views of the
lest writer's on horticulture. AlDorlcuture and Ru-
raj AnalrS. s
manufacturing the Editors views on the
important horticultural improvements. ,.,.s
Scraps and Qneries-New truits--s CIV Plants
Domestic and Foreign NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ger
respondencs--Hortcultural Notices.
VITA each department Handsomely illustrated.
These general features viii be retained and the
publisher pledges hluiseii that labor or expense
shall be spareu to render the succeeding issues Vi the
Magazine every way worthy OF the favor with which
his previous Efforts nave been amply rewarded.
ShND FOR A SPhClMkN.
Jan. 20, 1864,
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-26
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