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the FARMER. l.; GUIDE

Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
y HENRY STEPHENS, F. r. s., Of Edinburg, and
the late J. p. NORTON, Professor of Scientific
Agriculture in Yale Colleg, New Haven, vols
Royal Octava. 1900 pages, and numerous En-
cravings.
This is confessedly the most complete work OF
Agriculture ever published, and In order to give
it wider circulation, the publishers have resolved
to reduce the price to
&5 for the Two Volumes.
When sent by mail (post paid) to California
Oregon and Washington, the price will be 81.
every other part of the Union, and to Canada
(post paid) Sc.
D@- This 10 not the old "Book Of the Farm"
Remittanccs for any Of the above publications
should always be addressed, post paid to the pub
lishe1,
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BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.

KNIIE undersigned has just received G6D
l large and good assortment of the best
FRENCH CALF and KIP that has ever -.
been exhibited in Olympia, suitable for making
from the finest to the heaviest dress boot.
He has also on hand large supply Of home
tanned
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WHICH Will BIZ SOLD CwAP FOR CASH Or C0IJTPY PROM

~ Constantly receiving Fresh Supplies fromS Francisco
20 All
February, ~ -'~ '"~'~-' " wv -
Olympia Decmb s:n
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Z SEEDS! SEED!
FARMERS, GARDENERS and OTHERS


VIZ offer the most extensive assortment of Frsn.
Eield, Garden, Fault, and Flower Seeds on the
Pacific Coast from the best growers in the Uniteu
States and Europe; comprising in part 43tf %
$4,000 lbs. Alfalfa Clover Seed, pure growth, lesl.
1000 lbs. Red Clover Seed.
1000 lbs. White Dutch Glover.
1000 lbs. Timothy Grass Seed. l.5.fl} 81 ii
1000 lbs. Hungarian Grass Seed. o.iaAn +.
1000 lbs. Millet Seed. ,.Gllg .eaI
1000 lbs. Lucernc Clover Seed. 'ft TX ~,
80 bush. Red Top Grass Seed. h'I 4
Is bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
20 BUSH Rye Grass Seed. yfy
20 bush. Mixed Lawn Grass Seed.
Is bush. Sanprair Clover Seed GEaI
10 bush. Sweet Vernal Grass Seed.
10 bush. Crested Dogtail Grass Seed.
10 bush. California Prairie Glover. ft' q
$40 lhs. Sugar Beet Seed. ssr&6 t6 ID AZ
500 lbs. Large Red Maugie wurtsel Best.
800 ne. Long Blood Beet.
200 ne. Turnip Blood Beet.
500 lbs. Rata Baga Turup Seed.
800 ne. Early White Dutch rurnip SEED.
800 ne. Red Top Tsrnip Seed.
800 ~. Long OT.nee Carrot.
loo ~. White belgias Carrot.
zoo hs. Assorted Onion Seed.
1000 De. TOP ONIONS.
Together With all the varieties ressisel
Hsssieslssral IoPameats. HsAgs Shears. Pssais
Shsass. 6ysins Hedge Shs.ss. Psuaiag - -.
dig ksiSes. caus, ETC.. etc.
Bosses II loo FApen ss~essed seeds PCT up q
Psessiy fsr desssrs- 4 liberal discosss vt1 -
1sAe ~ ~ trade
We hass . very ass ass~rsne.f Il pusra Dulhsss
F,ss~i,g Rssss- shi~A - ess psek - - ssssD
Csa1sg~ss srss - spyise.f;ss-
An sr8<s s11r~~se4 10
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80 csl-- So Ts.seisss.
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HrSex - Aoss~-
Committee
r.r-xulsr e.ilpa sss-sia< @; tae tnion
C.u-r.I COnr.---e Of the TerrIso<y o< W .~A-
,-r-a-. held s asvzYsa D~c- lesk- fsss.
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e.. e.s-a;ies = ~ Terr-Sry.
rel aal cz--s-A TIA; the I ai0= pNPers
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rLr p-ne~ed ~ of - eossz4.ttre ALL thr
-ssr.sz. Of the CoavsntioH-
ga nO,I-a- .5la1rn-d-
A. R ELDER. Ch4ir1&s-
T. 4 WILsoS. S.-crrtary.
HofLowAYs OINTMENT ANp iILLs-
Cash.. Iuayeaza-Th- soothing rraPertis->
Of these m-diean-uts rend'r th~sa vel
worthy Of trial in all diseases Of th- ianss-
In common colds and inhueuza. the f'ls
taken internally. and the Ointment rubbed
externally. are exc--dinSl, eficaeious When
influenza is epidemic. this Treatment Is easiest.
safest, aud surrs.. Holloway's Pills and
Ointment purify the blood. remove all OBJ
s,ruc,ions TO lis free circulation through til c
lungs. relieve the oversorged air-tubes. and
render respiration free. without reducing The
strength, irritating the nerves, or depressing
thu spirits. Such are tn" ready means OF
saving suffering when afflicted with colds.
coughs, bronchitis, and other complaints. by
which so many arc seriously and permanently
affi icted in most countries. %.
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For 0a1e2
AND vALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
nuildinr ots from 40 70 &QO0 Iaahl

AIss, 80 Vave Lots and Estrs Blocks Of Bsantifs
Garde~ Lamd!
TN the City and county Of San Francisco, on the
line Of the San Jose Railroad, ct the WEST
END DEPOT. Tho title 10 absolutely PERFECT,
belng Spanish Grant, 6ually confirmed and pat
ented by the United States.
The Skater Bill respects this Title,
The City Authorities respect Il,
The District Courts and
Supreme Court Of the
United States respect It.
Besides the
Tile has been ./crever qsieted BY q Fssa
Decree aad Jsdgmest agassst
tAe C;tyi
So that there 10 not even . cloud OF shadow upon
Il. Whoever purchases one Of these lots will buy
. lot and not lawsuit
Oacs No. 10 Naglee's Bulldines, corner Of
ontgonssy and Merchant . streets. 6ae rraaeises
HARVEY B. BROWN.
April -, 1888. ss:ns
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Popular Family Journals.

EOwLER AND WELLS, NEW YORK, PUB
10 lish the following Popular and Scientific Sc
rails. which afford excellent opportunity for
bringing before the public al subjects Of general
interest.
, 1865-06-27

Ifolge Meddelelse fra Indenrigsministeriet
err ct Embede som Fuldmegtig under
Gouyernementet for de dansk-vestindiske
Der med en- Gage af 1000 V. D. opslaaet
vacant den 23de f. NJ. med en- First at }
Maaneder for Ans6gningernes Indgiyelse.
De nermere ~Betingelser for Ansattelsen
vile kunne erfares / Gouvernements-Secre
tariatet paa st. Croix og / Prpsidentskabs-
Secretariatet paa St. Thomas.
A~nsogningerne stiles til Kongen og bliYe,
forsaayidt Ans6gerne opholde sig paa de
MISUNDERSTANDING Der, at insende til Gou-
vernementet eller PrasidentSkabet for st.
Thomas og st. Jan linden den 18de JUL
f0rstkommende.
Gouvernementets 1ste Secretariat, st.
Croix den code Juni 1865.
ROSENSTAND.
, 1865-06-27
AUCTION.

10Y request of Lawyer HeiIbuth in be-
I'd half of the IevyhoIder will be sold at
public Auction to be held in this Office
on Saturday the 1st July proXimo at 10
o'clock noon.
1 CARRIAGE and 2 PONIES taken
from the Blacksmith Mr.. F. Huyghue.
Christiansteds Auction Office, st.
Croix 22nd June 1865.
y. A. Stakemanm.
, 1865-06-27
Route of Steamer Clara Ro-
the from st. Thomas to
st. Croix and Vice
Versa
Approved by Government.

@AEkAC'SN ~ GO'
June 1865.
IS. Sunday leaves Bassin at $50 pm,
for st. Thomas.
10. Monday remains in st. Thomas.
30. Tuesday leaves st. Thomas at 10
o'clock for West End.
81. Wednesday leaves West End at 10
o'clock for st. Thomas.
%. Thursday leaves ST. Thomas at 10
O'Clock for Basin.
%. Friday leaves Bassin at ID o'clock
for st. Thomas.
"a. Saturday remains IN st. Thomas.
25. Sunday leaves ST, Thomas at $50
am. for West End.
4" Do. leaves West End at $50 pm. for
St. Thomas.
90. Monday remains in st. Thomas.
81. Tuesday leaves st. Thomas AT 1.30
pm. for Bassin.
28. Wednesday leaves Basin at 5 80
pm. for st. Thomas.
20. Thursday leaves St. Thomas at 7.30
Am. for West End.
" Do. leaves West End at $50 pm. for
ST. Thomas.
80. Friday remains in st. Thomas.
PASSAGE RATES:
First Cabin. ......... 5 3.
Second do. .--.-.-....- " II.
for particulars apply to
J. KNUTHSEN.
, 1865-06-27
AUCTION.

g1 FTER Begiering af Procurator He'll
"a bath paa Observation-Disclosures Vegne
vii bliye opraabt til SaIg we'd oftntIig
Auction paa Auctionscontoirct her i Byen
Loverdag den 1ste JUL nestkommende
Middag Il. u slet.
1VOGN og 2 PIONEER tagne fra Smed
F. H~uyghue.
Ch~ristiansteds Auctionscontoir, St.
Croix den 22de Juni 1865
y. A. Stakemamm.
, 1865-06-27

Died on Sunday Morning the 25th inst. alfred"
aged 10 years eldest son of Alfred Creagh ESQ.
Gods will be done ~ He hath unbound again,
A precious link from sweet affections chain
Grievous the loss of one so loving-mild, -
Your hearts fond hopes, lie buried with your child.
Like the impotuous lightning's flame
The tidings stun'd and wilder'd when it came
A day or two ago with me he play'd,
Now in the grave his graceful limbs are laid.
No more the radiant eye and winning smile,
VIII seek his fathers despond to beguile,
No more his lithesome step from sport resounds
Glad'ning his fathers heart, as home he bounds.
That smile stern death has stolen in his wrath
The lithesome step, checked on its floral path
His boyhood's play now ended-run his race
Naught left, but lay him in his resting place.
AS Providence thence mercifully doth save.
And set him free, henceforth no more to brave
Earth's toll, strife, care, temptations strong that
bind,
Fetter the ~soul-debase the Hottest mind.
Gods will be done ~ A loving father still
Cease wild lament-bend meekly to His VIII
The CHERISHED SON, in grace removed from this,
win be restored you, In the realms of bliss.
Goth June 1865.
, 1865-06-27
PrOClama.

M LIE og Enhver som maatte have No
A get at tordre paa Kj6bmand her af
Stedet, Hans Christian H6yer's FaIlitbo,
indkaIdes herved til at anmeIde og beviis-
ligejore deres Krav for undertegnede Skif-
teret, linden Udl0bet af ire Maaneder eff
ter denne Indkaldelses sidste Bekjendt-
gj0relse.
Frederiksteds ~Skifteret,, st. Croix den
lode Juni 1865.
G.. SaraUW.
, 1865-06-27

deep ravine at the South head of the
Parade Ground, the filling of which being
washed away by the hill torrents with
other dangers on the said Road from the
same cause.
St. Croix goth June 1865.
AND. LANG,
Overveimester.
DEING about to leave the Island for
ID the benefit of my health, | beg the
favor Of all those who are indebted to
ROCHE BROS. 81 Co. to settle up their
accounts so as to enable them to keep
up their supplies.
During my absence Mr.. George Bella
gen is authorised to act in conjunction
with Mr.. Francis Armstrong who already
holds the power of the firm.
Saint Croix June 81, 1865.
JOHN ROCHE.
2gHE undersigned having returned to
a this Island and opened a store in the
Honsc lately occupied by Mr.. A. Wolf
in Kings Street-begs 10 give this notice
to his former friends and customers and
to request their renewed lavorS.
He offers for sale an assortment ofDry
Goods &c, lately arrived from Europe at
reduced prices which will be extended if
support is kindly afforded him,
St. Croix 23rd June 1865.
3. DANIELSEN.
, 1865-06-27
For Sale

T1HE HOUSES g. LOT No. 60, in
a Queens and Company Streets, for
price apply TO
A. BEATTIE.
C~hristiansted goth June 1865.
, 1865-06-27
OBITUARY.

Died on Sunday Morning the 25th inst. 'Alfred''
aged 10 years eldest son of Alfred Creagh Esq.
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To the People Of Texas.
EXECUTIVE Dyr.sTsysr,
Austin, January Is, 1865.

.''s''f - 'Evts
Feiioie Ch,s,n,.
One OF your number, called by your
voice IRON the ranks Of private hse, TO pre-.
side over the affairs Of oar Stais, | a,htr,-.
you At period frspsh, with the decpes,
interest To Ourselves end posss,ity, IN gen.
era'oss yet to come ! sftise@ ycs IN n.
hoer Of peril, invoking the sFssN II condor.
aud determined TO ,Irsk, snresrs,etly, on
The great questions IN which oar oil IL in
VOWED, When sio@lps sr,se sud the tor.
nado lashcs the ocean into fury. the srs-
hesrtei mariner stands un'r'v-d upcn the
deck h,roicslly guiding the h~im II h,s On.
,iangered vrs~.l. end BY the stiliiul u.~ OF
all the means at his command. sustained
by the united Effort VI hi. A-sles. crew
saisl rides the storm end reAr hes the hs-
ven Of safety. so IN the sirsgxies Of men
to s,Ay the band Of despot.sn and secur.
the haven Of litsrty tos themselves. their
country, snd their children. The people
OF the Confederate sts,es ARE nov in III.
midst oi the m,~t terrible war Of Which
modern times furnish sn example. Two
~ - ~ ~
"'''- Wv Wv. 80 "'S'"e'
towards, and craven. 10 oil ages OF the
sofld--;o teDd the sspp.isnt knee to ,hs
naughty trspot, yield up their arms
thu,e prond attributes VI freemen--sni
ooSo'" '"s V''su'e 'fs',s VI 'ne' us
P''"' wv o'o.' ''A'''a h'"'~ pH
', Wv ~ !. 'p''''' W '''' '"'"' '"e o'H
The other i Hkenis A perilops road
Ia mile.nosts and stations NAV be- 4, ,h.
m,nre a. th.y have been in tie pss, coin
no.,J ot the bone. Of our f.thers bfo,b,r,
sn1 .ons restip, man earth cops,c,.,.1
h, ,sa, ,,ec,o,,. Mod .nJ tho TO-. a,
on, notle xon.n II NAV le.i ns as I,
has ofton lead others ihrouyh seas Of
hlnod and anguish Hnt il l4.d. n. no,
ia a,rEnrss II. ronrse IA Illuminated he
IN, s,i,i,s Of all p.tr,o,s in other noe. .n,,
couniri,s and /. re- pIepdept with the rlo-
,,es al Vasbin. ian. Greene Nonltri.
Sump,sr Lee Mario, and their comn~.
,r,o,. an onr own .ail--their soil /,
is.J. us IN m. haven ot liberty and lsx
oChoror and teuown. Of putit, and III.
r..',,i,n nj oar father. And onr Say,o.f Ia
,,iiev l., centres hr,ye bear,. .,ont arms
..I,Jenv,,g nr,uc,ple. epity among o,r
.sl,ss snd bc jrt,ync.bl,-. reoln,,og Ia
1.-Two fr.emen. or die AS jackson. Bec John
so, polt NcCpllnch Greep and theu
s,,d. of o1r hest beloved have died--nar
tvrs IN The canac Of self government, and
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Household Furniture for sale

CONSISTING Of Mahogany ssd Wal
y nut Bureaus, Bookcase. Wardrobe.
Wash Stands, Bed >,,rds. Tables Chairs,
&c.. &c Also Feather BEDS, Hair Mat.
trasse-. Carpets China Table Ware and
small lot provisions Ne. The above Is
in good order and sufficient 10 furnish
iour rooms. and will be held tor sale in
one lot until the fifth NJ February. II
not disposed Of by that date can be pur
chsscd by the single piece A bargain can
he had N the whole lot. Terms specie or
new issue at It's value
&. q ALEXANDER.
TYLER. Texas Jan 10Th ! sos.
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TINS justly celebrated Horse, formerly
the properly OF the late Genl Albert
Sydney Johnston, for whom be WAS pur.
chased and presented by the citizens OF
Memphis He is thorough bred. .ircd by
Amhassad lis dam by Contention.
see circular in racing calendar.
lie Is a beautiful bright chestnut scrrel.
fifteen and u half bands high, fine action
and power. lie IS very sure and his colts
can be seen in this county. Refer TO DR..
Lawrence OF Rough Perry
K L. CKCMp.
Marshall. Texas, Jan. 20 >Gi
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Lost or Ni.iaid.

4 rRoNlSSpRN note. fr ninety
\ Thousand dolu, made payable 60
n- due nu the lsi day oi February. 1863.
pt dated the i3'l day at ~,plemor'
V uni ruai hos Christopher Chuh
h. u,ker ol said note Is iprpM paying
iar mm. 10 any one bu' myself and al.
jtf-H- ur' warned not "a trade i'r "a,
SAM. \ liberal reNAr, will bee paid if
70. delivery Of sud note o. me IN Mar
aal. lcya-
NM. BRApFlFID.
Jan 21ih. 1900. ma
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AttentiOnt

'Tllu~t who send prescriptions to my
store, viii please scni the money
along ] keep 10 Books and am crowded
with mcmoraniums Plca.c call and pay
old scores and obliee
! Il LANCASTER
Ian d $50
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L oli,,,'.

EWO axes, ut Tho place occupied by
/ Railroad Brows lhey We're con
uA'cd. The owner can rr, them by de.
.sripiDe them.
q G.. BkTri1-.
Jan. 70. lSG5. u2u.at
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DO TO ! .

\ HUNDRED DOLLARS REV ARD
NlIE above reward will be paid for the
l delivery to me Of my Ncwiuuudsni
dog Tie {. large. and black with white
hr,ast md 3gg. and some white in the
hgD.
F. II. &. TAYLOR
Jan. -. 1865
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once fres people, conqsercd " ruthless
war, governed BY relen'ocs hate. roebed
Of their posse>sicss end hosWes ,'aoA dives
oct ~ sso'isrsrs 10 perish hy ~ vsyside I
The time Aas srsivers. tAss. ny kllse.
clt'ssne, sAsn, ~ en- man, ve must lay
aside oil childish, petty Ard selfish
thessAU, snA sries 70 the mll nea.ur, OF
esr dssy - Intelligent f~ss~s. Ne msa
~ vomsn 10 the lss1 bs, cen u so0e
thing I" aphssA or holy cssse. ]
ssIsonly eall spos every oss, old and
,cnns, .Als and knsle, 70 assum> nee
Vows ~ ~,,vs old cres 70 20 isr,b in
the sAcred A,as,on, rsscl,sA. hepcsfortA,
10 " oil ,hA. The seressi'ss Of our
dssols,s, hlcesi,ds eosDtyy demands
Our rs-sstee, and powers are great. il
properly &'.lop<d end visly managed
Cou 1,ss. - ~ ssly State the, has
,.s.y ped NE d,ss,stiss t~sd OF 'hs for
'ign sssm,, . ~ighsv rsspon'ihilis, rests
To her people Dc | l"ch ard appeal for
hercules sdo,ts 10 W. m'srv
cell spos oil " rive 70 ~ Conftsier
ate Gems. nssrs 81 this State ssd Of ID.
Tram A'ss,sspp, l~pss,asn' ~ earnest
ustirips support Ia thew sAori. to ps'-
~tse osr s~Dss aud eas whole state, from
isvs-.os end dss,lss,os W the sos0y !
spp~sl W every mas sAo over military
service to Ms country. 10 d'-ch.rss he
duuss faithfully. Irs tko-s absent sits
! out leave sobiy rejo,s tssr Comassd.,
ssd ,hoss shs have 81 bs-s 10 the ~
go. -. -
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NEW ADVERTISER EMS.

SEvEN--THlRTY TREASURY

SFV EN--TIiiRTY TREASURY
> NOTES In pursuance of an nc, Of
congress. approved November ~, 1864,
on,itled An act 10 authorize the Secfcta
~ Of the Treasury 20 exchange coupon
bonds for seven-thirty treasury notes"
elders Of su, y notes are hereby notified
that after the payment VI the annual 10.
iercst due thereon IN the first day Of Jan.
nary. ! -65, upon presentation Of the same.
he Treasurer, Assistant Treasures and
Fay Repositories las designated at FOOT
will issue certificates therefor, which will
.nitle the holders 10 coupon Oonds psys
bic thirty years after the hrst day Of Jan
nary, 1868, bearing SIX per cent. interest
from the said first II January, 1868,
payable on the frs, days Of January and
JAY in each year The Treasurer, A
.stant Treasures and Deposliarics viii
make weekly reports to the Register Of the
Treasury 81 such certificates issued at
tieir o''iccs, ~hereupon bonds Will be
.eut forward 10 satisfaction Of same. The
notes sll be cancelled in the usual man.
acr aud forwarded to the first Auditor
g. \. TRkN HOLM,
Secretary OF Treasury.
G. ; TRE,srRY AGFNCY. T VI
Marshall, Jan &c, 1868.
The nepo-itarics IN this departmen au
,h1r.1d to act under the foregoing notice
ATE those at Washington, Ark; >hreye-
port. Ia; Houston and Marshall. Texas.
The r. ports To he sent to The Register
# the Treasury will hc forwarded in DIT
a.ieste To the agent OF the Treasury I. NJ,
sll the cancelled notes In the usual man.
g.f to the Aud,tor I NJ
T.. " GRAY,
Agent Treasury, 7 NJ
Feb 3ls65. n2l;3t
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-20

WESTERN VT. RAILRoAD.-We notice that
a large meeting of the citizens of Benning-
ton and Rutland Counties was held at Man.
chester on the 5th inst, to consider the sub
jet of their railway facilities. They allege
great injury to the Western VT R. r. and
the public near it, from an arrangement
made by the Rutland q Burlington r. r.
CO., whereby travel is forced oft from its
natural and direct route BY the Western Vt
and to circuitous route by way of Sarato-
ga. The meeting appointed committee to
present the facts to the Legislature and to
ask it for relief The committee consists of
Inland Hall of Bennington, E. B. Burton of
Manchester, Harmon Garfield of Arlington.
Henry G. Root of Bennington, Major W.
Potter Of Pownal, Il. II. Garfield of Airing
ton, F. Ii. Orvis of Manchester. Norman
Millington of SALISBURY, Lemuel Bottom of
Salisbury, George W. Harmon Of Benning
ton, Chauncey Green OF Dorset, E. o. Whip.
pie of Dandy, Joel w. Ainsworth of Wal
lingford, Harvey Shaw of Wallingford. and
NJ. S. Colburn of Manchester