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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-02-22

HlRBAsURY EOyICk - 70 Funding under Act
Of January l7th, ls6l.-kosice 10 hereby given
~ I'll holders Of Treasury notes not hoering interest
thas they may exchange the same Immediately at the
oine Of che treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, or Of
any Depostary, for certificates which win entitle
them 70 four Per cent bonds, and mat the ssd priv
which Ill notes over the denomination Of IS can
be funded ocly ct 6eH ccnts TO tho dollar, except
one hundred dollar uotes which after that date arc
10 longer recivable for public Dues and can only be
flushed q aaditonx rcduot0n of ten per cent per
moa&h. s
Tho eegtiA a1es suned together wsth the bonds for
which they may b. exchanged. arc receivable for
axee Of The year 1851 q ths fan amount expressed
O IL face without interest; and are not subject 70
lhe M tmpoeed for Ihat ycsr on osher bonds aud
csedt1o
Tho short time allowed ehould adm0nish ell hold
es promptly 70 pscscnt tho notes, and not risk thS
chance 81 esouson by the pressure which Will occur
81 The snd u tho month d March.
fsskpedl q MEMMM0ER,
10 52-ts Secretary q Treasury.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HEHlTARY AND CIVIC BALL.
GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL,
In comMemorasion OF the birth day Of Warrington
will DO given at tho
NEW MAHKn HALL
On MONDAY EVENING, FEB a4, 1854.
Ths managers respectfully announce that every
possible effrt will be made TO make II an sfIaiy
worthy Of tho occasion, and no pains win be spared
to make pleasant and agreeable 10 oil who may At
tend.
strict order win be rigdly enforced.
A splendid cotillon band has been engaged.
0raad Entsee March at 8K O'Clock.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, IS.
BALLET MAsfHR.
Prof Thomas Carr.
MANAGERS.
Capt " Robineon, LtJ NJ Bailey,
Capt n II Johnston, 1t @ F alien,
Hopkins, l. Hopkins,
wv Gentry, Shaner.
70 22-lt~
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a. WANTED-Dcad cows, horsos, mules, goats,
&c -Pssrons having such on theif 1ots can bsvc
them hauled away irmodhtely, besidcs gstting the
James Gallssher's drug store, on Main, between
7th and sth SIS; LOWS Antelot's, pear tho Central
Railroad Depot snd at Mr. Jones,s grocery. on Clay
e. two doors from 9th, or 1t the Glue and Oh Works
and TAnnery, In rear Of the pew Poor House, foot
Of 81 st
B Hides Of all kinds wanted, for which full
market p-icc will DO paid. TO l6-2ws
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Onn DOLLARS Reward Runaway from ne
ZUU subscriber, on the 10th inst, ny boy AS,
ten. Tit said boy Is about 10 years old, about i've
feet high, aud Of o light brown cempleIicu. IIeket
with him my dark bay horse, small in SIR but stn.
pact and IN good order Austen has hsh forehead
but mai row, and his hair extends very low on siiu
side The above reward will be paid for hs dsHI
cry 10 Messrs Lee h Bowman, in Richmond, Or 81
cured in any jail, and the recovery Of the horse
SCOTT, BesilahdP0
ja 26--ss Essex co. N
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I ECLlVEa's Sale in pursuance VI q decree Of
II, the Confederate States District Court for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. entered on the goth day
Of March, 1882 in the case Of tho Confederate States
against Towsey, shall, as Recsiver, on Friday,
the 4th day of March next, f fair; if not, the next
fair day proceed to SELL GU the premises, at public
auction to the highest bidder the tract Of land ly
ing in tho county Of Louisa, about e miles from
Tolersviile known as the Slate Hill Mining Tract,
end containing 81 acres and 80 poles shall ut the
time fell the personal property upon said land
consisting Of one 100 horse power steam engine
7-horse power steam engine, ono whim chain 800
feet long one 4-inch rope weighing about one ton,
aud many ether articles.
TERMS OF SALE For the land, onc-thrd Of the
purcEasc money to be paid in cash; tho balance in
two equal instalments at and IL months, with in.
tcrest from the day Of salo the title TO be withheld
until the last payment is made; or all cash, at the
option Of the purchaser For tho personal property
each will be required HENRY L DKOOKE,
fe l8-tds Receiver strict No 8.
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TlIKll.

a.aAer,v. = nsurdav. 3oth insa, q AN pass etehs
eas,ssk 4 j, Nh A0kRs WADE, y the essh pear
Hce iSssnsn and aeeaaantances, and those Or III A
- DAssS1s anA Ms Wm Massay, sse requested 70 q
49, ~ conefal ffoU ~ resldeuce a The aeteg an
0ovsenee, bssween Maia and Franklia -, this
mosDtng q IL e'caeek.
O. ne 1psh iass, Prank STUART, scn q 0ce r
q MaRenres Dasrots, agod pears
a. Wa1Aingt0a. d U, papeg1 please copy.
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Ru Oodd:,s q Anpc-sop. Ascfs

| VALUABLE Little Market Farm Of II acres, in
Y Sidney together with the personal property
thereon, consisting Of carts. harness. one buggy,
one roekawey, let OF hot bed sash, plows harrows,
aud other farming implsmep IT, for sale ut auction.
Will be sold at auction. on the premises, Thurs
day, the a5th February, 1864, ut O'Clock II. the
excellent little market garden now owned and occu-
pied by Mr. Francis Brannan, adjoining the resi-
dence Of Mr Ro C1ump and the cottage farm of Mr.
Sia1 0mch undro, containing IL Of frst rate
SOIL The DWELLING has rooms, besides Kitchen aud
carriage house, besides which there IL we'll Of fine
water in the yard There are four acres seedsd in
winter oats, about four barrels onions set out b.
sides turnp and kale salad, and an excellent peach
orchard and grape vines in full bearing and also .
beautiful oak grove of three acres At the same
time will be sold two carts, one buggy and rock
away. lot Of hot bed SASH and parcel Of farm ng
implements.
TKRMs-Cash Possession given IN few weeks
The taxes for 1861 to be paid by the purchaser.
fe 20 GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
NIEAT little Market Farm OF 3oA Acres, on the
IN Deep Run turnpike, six miles above Rich.
mond, together with the Farming Implements there
one Cow. lot Of Hay, fine parcel Of Ice, and Lumber,
for sale ut suction We shall eel at auction, the
premises. On Wednesday, tho cath OF February,
1854, ut II O'Clock A n, tho excellent little Farm
located above, adjoining the lands Of Mcssrs Law
renee, Benne;t, and others 1t contains thirty and
three quarter acres, OF which about twelve acres
are cleared, and tho balance in woods. Tho i'm
pr0vencHts consist Of comfortable dwelling, con-
house. &c, and an ice house. nearly filled with leo,
which will be cold separately. Also, will be SOLD
three mules ono cow, enc wagon, one cart, q lot Of
lumber and hay, and all the farming implements,
and . large quantity CT excellent ce Possession
given at once.
TEREs-Cash. The taxes for 1854 to be paid by
the purchaser. QODDIN h APPERSON,
fe 10 Auct,oneers.
VTERY Valuable Res ke.atc. on tie West line Of
v 9th, between Clay and Marshail SITS, for sale at
ancton.--Will pc sold at auction, the premises,
On Tuesday, 23d Feb, 1861, at 4 O'Clock NJ, that
truly valuable real estate located above, now or
recently occupied by Mr. George Hutton, including
all the buildings thereon, admirably well adapted to
the business for which they erected. The lot
has front OF 90 feet AID q depth Of Ito feet 1t
viii be cold subsct to the rg Of the present occu-
pants TO rent it this year at q 200, and with the
privilege OF another year at the same rent.
TERMS Cash The taxes for this year 70 be paid
by the purchaser This is very favorable opp0rtu.
nifty for persons 70 invest their money.
fe19 GODDIN Il ApPERSON. Aucts.
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NNE Framed Tenement, ON 81, between Broad
and Marshall sts, for sale at auction.--Will be
sold on the premises, on wednesday, February
24th, at ~ O'clock NJ the framed tenement on ID,
between Brosds nd Marshall s.s, now occupied By
Mr. NJ Bowen. The house IL nearly new, and ia
good order, and has four ROOMS
TkRMs -One-third cash; balance at ana IL
months, with interest; the whole cash, ut the cy
tion OF the purchaser. Taxes to bs paid By the
purchaser. JAMES TAYLOR,
fe 20 AactcDeer.
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BIZ Il. s. IfeGs0,sts, AMct.

Dy ~. q. fNstS5etSs dUCe.
X ENrEEI. Household and Kitchen Furniture for
NJ sale at auction.-On Friday, the 26th instant
&c 10 O'Clock will cell at the residence on Cd st.
of excellent Furniture, comprising
Sofas, ulasble-top tables
@ardrebes bureaus, chairs
Excellent carpets
large French plate mirror
Glassware and erncsery
superior cooking stove
Lot of glazed sash
Sc: Of superior buggy harness e..
An excellent 8 day clock
2garcen sprinkers.
fe2o IS PLEAsANTs, Auct
yTURNITURE Bedding, NC, for Sale at auction -
S On Tuesday, the 23i inst, at 10 o'clock, will
sell. at my store, an extensive assortment Ct Furni
ture, comprising
Tables, chairs
Feather beds, mattresses
Crochsry, glassware, &c
Smoking AMI chewing tobacco.
c2 Z PLEASANTS, Acct'r.
(yONFECTlONERY Stock, Key Of House. &c, for
J sale mt auction On Wednesday, the 9th inst,
SC 10 O'Clock will cell a; the store Main street.
between 18th snd 19h one door this side of the
United States Hotel, assortmen. OF
Confectionery, jars
Toilet soaps
Chewing and smoking tobacco
Paper, Showcase
Two bedateads, &c.
fe2o Il S PLEASANTs, Auct. :
g. Took of
Drugs,
Medicines, &c,
For sale at auction
On Wednesday, the Gath inst, at 10 O'Clock, will
sell the store OF MeEsrs Denson II Jones' $40 Broad
st, Formerly occupied by WIN Ladd,) all CT their
etoCk OF
Drbgs,
Medicines, sc,
such are usually found in trst-cass drug store
Also, tho Key of the uuexpred lease OF the house,
and all tho store Fixtures.
fe Is Il 8 PLEASAN1S, Auct
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MERCHANTS ISsrgAson uosfAs',
Richmond, 9Th Feb'y, 1854 }

MERCHANTS lSsr sAsn ooaAhi
Richmond, 9Th Feb'y, 1854
CAPrrAL (an paid 81 600 GOO ., oo co
This company continues 70 insure al ~ .I~srn.
Of property. In town or country, against ~ "a
age by Fire. on the usual terms, ana soue~
nav iis loeses promptly ard iibeiaily. .,;.x
Not more than $50 COO taken 90 any sosN
Directors
y..y Ar.arson SsmI Harrsoa,
o.. To- II Aodereon WIN Baxu,
NJ, m,s..,en Abner Iiarye5,
nav,a i puyr ENcCarhy,
Linn nnolav miller,
III W II 0vaahmey, Wa fMoe,
LW Glsxabrook, Archd Ces'
Lewis Cinter, sami fus1s!'
John Purcell, W Ns
John C aiuton, EH s
ar wa.so, Ceas z whitoes
WI YarbroueA. -.
Ma uArN4v ] II MONTAGUE, r~.-
HARVEY, HkLLINGs 4 co, .s
III Whoycsale and Retail ManofAssa .sv. s007S
LADIES', AND GENTLEMEN'S SiSN
AND SHOES. ,,s,A
Isl Main street, between l1ssne ss "a sseb
Having 10 our employ the esse ss'. ,Ss ,ry -
msterial. No are prepared 70 surn oss ~ ~ ANp
the bees quality Of LADIES', dkkTts. = ~
CHIIDRkN'S WAR. We Keep seshFs ..,ss .
bue maj i Our ewn make, Aad VII sSs - ID y
GOOD IN article In every respect .: 10y ~ svsA
run through from Yaskes land, Az 49, - ,he psss
WT Particular attention w! " p~
f,ctSre n Mises' and Boys' Shoes. n. .s,s "a
IAN ORDERS IRON sns -" De -
0s1s. soUrAsss kIrssss W. -
RIchmcnd, VI, Web l4 sn. ssn,s "
n = f,CgI oe,mnlaint beipG made " ssafsl
M thh Cu9pspy NJ fcswafdns - ~ = ~ &C.
~ fnsernr4es4 q advertise shat the ius< - ~
- seastre nat Goyssameci pacf - psft-
osoco<aonoo ovsr al Others and y '....s . eesn
ssea forNne6ed hy friends or Ass~ss - abesfvses
ard aldiassfn ~ aeli Or b0epnsss - IT, ts
~.ss.s,ss sssesss.rlrv csuse aclAy 10 ihs ~
q 1920 Tor sseschApts sad osne" ..a,hA
bre1ssee n. . required . ~ ~ Aessl,
I'D - d 4 hAnIL.v.,
- 6-,,1- soTTssss E1rs.s Cc 49,
49, as~rsss. a.. gsb leee. - 90
= nAAE Npaseo = bseeSy sssea - cesnaQ
~ eSof nc6Gns uAn ehif -mrnhg y
snlsl1a ann q enfdinAe 49, 4. .s1iaiI =, -
1ee~a 4 - eealeaeA w - y ss.ssIan y.
q! ~ ses9iye - esisss III. - = Isyasdee0
- O. s1sass - % snvt1
- - Assl.ev -
H H. - 49, elss'
- y -: : S;s;sss . 90, X. 80
r. y - jo 6Dlb61 . ~ - -
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En NtLLAKS Rcwsrd.-Ran away, four seSa
%)tJ ago, u dark brown Boy named Dick, aged IA,
bushy head fresh scar on the forehead; dressed IN
drah pants and jacket, blue navy cap, old taonou,
a. tina toes, speaks quick when spoken TO. nS
likely the said boy Ia lurking around some Of he
camps near the city The above reward will b.
paid on delivery Of Eaid boy 10 ne at the c 3 A..
m0ry. J SWEENEY
fe 17-WThS&M4ts
ID ANAWAY--From the Sd section Rlchnora nj
III Dsnyilio Railroad, two tands, Frederick AID
LOWS, the property Of G Leigh Frede,eh
about feet high, dark complexion; no narss 70
membcrea.
Lewis 5 feet 10 inches high, dark complexion Tho
usual rewards will be paid for their Apprehension.
fe 3--ts CHAS q TALCUTT, Sups.
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PAY OFFICE ENGINEER DEPT, CS,
No IA, Law Building, Franklin street,
Richmond, Feb 1S, 1864.
Yxy ANTED Temporary, and perhaps pcrma.
m nent, employment will DO given to u good
Pensman aud Accountant, as assistant clerk at this
office. The applicant must be exempt from military
service. None others need appy.
JOHN STAEARD,
fo!0-3: Capt Engineers. &c
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By George Arosts, AuctiOseer,
(Late Sumner l. AreDts,)
[COrncr Main and 18th stS.f

MANUFACTURED and Smoking Tobacco OF auc-
lyl ton On "Wednesday morning, February
2lsn CONNIE nciug ut IL O'Clock, will sell at my
warehouse, Garner Main aud 18th streets,
300 packages manufactured tobacco
1000 do smoking tobacco
Samples received Tor this sale Up TO Wednesday
morning. GEO ARENTS, Auc..
10 E0
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liz Elicit, EsH f. F69, landowners.

4 UCTlON Sale of Consgnments OF Foreign MGR
n chandse -On Tuesday, a3d February, we will
seii by auction, at our warehouse, No II Pearl ST.
large consignaents OF merchandise just landed per
steauships Flora and Presto; a!so, part or the
cucd cargo Of the steamer Dare, comprising most
valuable and desirable class Of goods, especially
adapted TO the wants Of the country. They win CON
sist In part Of the following, viz:
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NEW RICHMOND rHEATnE.
Acting and Stage Manager. ogde,
kONDAY EVENING, Fs5 %. 1894,
The performance will commence with the beauti,
full
Overture (Ths Crea:ion) Orchestra
When will be presented, for one night, shsk-
speare's Grand Spectacular Tragedy of
NJ A G b E L III
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~S7 = :; - u s;
~ - g. ie.s q - ~ 3 sss 80 &
hisbiy isatsove1 lad, . large 100 sasdsa. q
eseAae4 contAiatg evef l.. IT. a vsfIc1 kinds g
Ilaiiaa Vim, = psnrly 49, An ~ out buildings
are n rood oon6Itton 3he aepasaeus, stsaNberTy
and hos reds II oder carly potstess plansed the
whole ctrning raro opgnssnisy g scoacnss ex
viaIons For furtEef pafiiculaS Inquire 1t scaool-
rooms cosnsr 81 Main and Isl streets. s
70 22-Mw&ef L SsQUlRE.
YUANTW1-A eifuation 81 man over fifty years
Of age, arsstdsut Of this city, who h: had Ok.
). ss..S 8. d q ne T.
O'Clock A n. fs 29-2.'
go ANTEn-scvsrA wagoners; also, some able
W. bodied men for our mills.
fe Pts HAAALL6 CNENsHAw.
WANTED.-Tw want 70 hire hAnd to work on the
W fortiacations around Richmond for tixsy days.
Twill pay the highest price 70. one. Apply 10
THOS. JOHNSTON,
fe ga. 146 Main street
TYTANTEIEAn Apprentice Ct this Office, boy
w from IA 70 10 years Of age-onc that reads and
writes vol, and can como we'll recommended. None
other need apply. ie 9o-6s.
wv AVTND.-I wisA q purchase house en-
w Church or Ueion Hills, with three or four
rooms conveniently arranged, With good lot and IN
quiet reiehborh hood, for which will pay mole
rae price Ia cash Address ''P," at this office.
70 2o-2vs
sAf ANTED-To Railroad Su?erinsendcnfs.--A
w gentleman not liable to CONSUMPTION, OF good
and established business habits, and large expert
ence, Is dearous OF permanent employment In somo
responsible position. Address "Box 1914" Post
Office, Richmond, Va. ie2o-2t-
TUANTED-A Room-Dy two young gentlemen
W a nice uufuruished roim, with gas, with or
hcur. riUatn f9rrlv nd
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IA AHTED-Scvsral wag0ners; also, some able
va bodied men for our mills.
fe 22-ts HAXALaL CRENSAAW
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THyANTkD.-A lady OF several years. experience
W in teaching, desires to obtain limited number
of Pupils in Music. For terms, address 'virsinia,
btx All fe EO-Sth
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WANTED.-I went TO hire . hand to work on the
w fortiHcations around Richmond for fixty days.
THOS. JOHNSTON,
fe 22-3t Las Main street.
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MA ANu1ACTuRKD Tobaeco.-Att...
1M p s0d r., large lot Of n.era soss..s tl.s
voIy nne re Iol THOS W KIpsSs pafs
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LlUR SALE.-A framed house with two sto les and
4 three rooms. Last house on the right hand side
South Of Poor House Cemetery. Apply 70
fa 2l.-3sf GHDDIN APPERSON.
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MANTEIl-An Apprentice 1t this ofice, boy
W from IA 70 10 years Of age-onc that reads and
writes we'll and cal, como we'll recommended. None
other need apply. lie 9O-6S
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q. Or Rsbt-Two COED sized unuruished cham
3 beTs, ia one Of tho most desirable portions OF
tbs city for residence. with gas and CRATES. Fuel
Appiy At The second brick hou etom tie southeast
corner of Byrd, ON 4th ST, CANDLES Hill.
f. 2O-2s
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pNOU.sn-On ThurEday night last, the 18th instant
b on Sd atr,cet. two Door Mats, which the owner
can procure by prov property and paying charges.
Address " J w T." Mt this ofiiG5. 70 Alt"
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u,NOa Saie-(,ne Of the most profitable businesses
n in the various branches Of the manufacture Of
snuff cigars and all sorts Of t0bacco, with the
cbinery and the gearing. Address s.W," Dispatch
office fe 22-Zt*
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-08-12
Agricultural Etiquette.

-.,,,or ,Lo denizons NJ towns and ci-
Al .s s;", ,o ,be conntrv visit ,beir country
les swarm ,a "s SINNERS 10 whom lbev NAV be in
cousins" re,a'ed And mony of these visitors
souie W',o n,',or,bor that his is the busv sen
neg ~ L,,lta,d,1on and housewire--tbai such
sou WIZ E vs. oye Measure TO the rural popula
.ion'' las 7bo visitor in his or her effort 10
u'o,' u'' '.o,L and Stamina lost in the Meas
res'oae S cares Of civ life develop it by other
uIeS ""u ,,on hoir, waited upon--unless they
moueS H., ,,'I Iahors of the farmer and his wife to
sn"Le ,e ox,en, rs flly TO COMPENSATE for time
sH : al H., ,bor, to nycnrsons. nicnics. etc. in
gu ~ IF tbeir visitors.
en- T" oomnIrv ,.cozpnine" is great nuisance
- f,"n , " GREAT lax 1pon the strength and
" -, Wv g ho C,rr,ers' wives at time when
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-08-12

Toads are the very best protection Of cab
Pears are greatly improved by grating on
the mountain ash.
Sulphur is valuable in protecting grapes from
insects. d,
Lard never spoils in hot weather if cooked
enough in trying out.
In feeding with corn, sixty pounds ground
goes as far as one hundred in the kernel.
Corn meal should never be ground fine. 1t
Injuries its richness.
Turnips of small size have double the nutri-
tious matter that larger ones have.
Ruta bpga is the only root that increases its
nutriment as it increases in size.
Sweet olive oil is a certain cure for the bite
of a ra,tesnake. Apply internally and exter-
nally.
draining and otherwise, will be returned with
ample interest
TO cure scratches on horses, wash the legs
with soap suds and then with brine. Two APP
plications will cure in the worst cases.
Timber cut in the spring and. exposed to The
wcothei with the bark on, decays much sooner
than il cut in the fall.
Experiments show apples to be equal TO po-
tatoes to improve cows, and decidedly preiera
bic for feeding cattle.
A hare pasture enrches not the soil, nor fat-
tens the animals, nor increases the wealth Of
ore animal well fed is of more value than
two poorly kept
Ground once well powed is better than thrice
poorly.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-08-12
Snyc Your Sheep.

The present high price of mutton and of wool
should attract the attention of our agricultural
friends, and induce them TO look a little to the
future. Mutton chops selling at 90 to
% cents per ponnd, and quarters of lamb from
two dollars to three dollars each. Live weight,
the price of sheep rules at from ten cents 10
twelve cents per pound for the unshorn, and at
six to eight and a half cents for the shorn. For
wool the price rules from eighty to eighty weight
cents for medium and fine fleece. We confess
there are seemingly strong temptations in these
prices for the farmes to realize on his stock ;
but only so, with the shorter sighted: as the
greater number who thus reason and act upon
their reasoning, the stronger is the argument
and the greater The prospect of the future pro-
fit TO those who preserve and increase their
focks High as mutton and wool are now the
probability is they will be much higher in the
immediate future, if shsep-kilng continues as
for the past years at least this is true as regards
the price of WOOL which must he more than ev-
er relied upon as a substitute for cotton,
the extremely low price of the production and
manufacture of which, in the last thirty or for
~ years, tended to make wool growing a Sec
ondary, anil, TO very considerable extent, I'M
productive branch of husbandry
This rebellion, which has temporarily in
creased all prices by cheapening the currency,
has more permanently destroyed the product
ion of CHEAP cotton. Though the war NAV end
tomorrow cheap cotton cannot he restored for
years. if ever. Chenn labor in the growth and
cultivation OF this great staple, as in the past
is probably deranged forever. Cotton will be
largely, in the future, the product of paid labor
and of voluntary labor, and therefore under no
circumstances, can the Gust the raw material
be brought within anything like former prices
This great competitor to the sheep culture
and wool growing is removed, and long after
the application of the currency to coin, which
level all prices, this permanent change in the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1864-08-12
NERVE INYIGORATOR.

Far Nervous DebiHtyi seminal WeaknGss; Loss of
PoD'rj ConfEsion NJ Thought Loss Of Memory; Jr-
ritabc Temper Gloomy Ap ehesi0Hsi Fear DssBond-
eHcg and midHchoy, Whici may End in loss Of REASON
This remed for TINT fearful train nd ysca
evils arising from secr't hats of ne young,
Of mate years composed NJ the soothing strength
ening and inyigpratng medicines be found In the whole
Vegetable Kingdom, forming in combination the perfect
GntdOte for this obstinate distressing Of maladies
yet dscoy red 1t hls been nearly every
State in the Unon relieving the untold sderinrs Of humid
reds who have never the Inventor, restoring them to
health, strength and happiness. One large bottle lasts
month. Price $40 ~ These FOUR GREAT REMEDIES, as
now prepared are superior ding else for their respect
i've purposes and are made public for the benefit OF those
who otherwise could avail themselves of their virtues
They all warranted represented in every respect the
price ipW be refunded. Beware of limitations!
and especially those worfess left at drug stores
to seA having counterfeit fndiin FiGTe for the
purpose Of deception, The genuine prepared ONLY by
DIR MArrlsON, at his OFFICE FOR SPECIAL DIsEAs-
rs, In Providence and 10 b. obtained NOWHERE ELSE.
sent by ENprees epsrywhe, In sealed package, secure