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PROPOSALS..
RAYY DEPARTMENT.
In BUREAU CT Z

February. Ebo
Mare. r h 1885, for S
De in the snrs ,.s the old %sss
tive Navy Yards Payments will bs made in the
@ r IL .stns,
coed coDtip. ally snd the whole to be delivsrd ia
s.,rd.d 10 tie lowest r@.punsiSie biSder' tbs
rish, being reserved - rejecting the lowest bid.
The ee nsusi susraptess win be required and the
centract Will be dated the day the notice Of accept
Print.d schedules and Instructions can be OBJ
tai.ed by application I? ne Ba eau; ch;., -.
Bare.n Of steam a' En- eo-ernE and endorsed prs.
p"sals for Materials for the Navy" that they msy
spective Navy Yards
KITTERY .cL.ss No; I-Boi,r LS~ ,l
lii zoo pounds hes. American Plan 81 Iron.
stdafc1nd. best A~sticsn Mound .nt Fla. ffoo
KlTTERY-CIsss No st rea
23,e0l pounds best American Iron.
CHARLEsTOWN-C No l-Cbrrs,
%, GO pounds Ingot Copper-best quality.
CnARLEsTowN.-o NO.a.
300 pounds Banca Tin.
CBARLEsTowN.-CLAssN Nos.
800 pounds slab Zinc.
BRooKLYN,.cl.ss No; , = Bs hss,se.
q. 500 peu pds best American Sheet IRON
BROOKLYN. GLASS No. 2-Ro"sd, Sqanr eos d
us go pounds best American Round Iron.
ZOE $40 pounds best Am, rsau square ,r FistIr Or.
0,0CO pounds best American Iron.
BROOKLYN Glass No. +-Boiter Riptts.
10 OC0 pounds best quality Beiler Rirets
WAsHINGTON.-CLAss No. l-LIoH.fe.
$500 pounds best American Round. Square, and
Plat Iron.
$50 tons best Bloom Iron.
WAsHINGTCN- CLAss No. Pig Iron.
1sO TO ne best American Anthr acits Pig Iron.
100 tors No 2Americsn Char :osi Pig Iron.
WASHISGTON.-CLAss No. S-Steel.
Is 900 pounds Round, Square, and octagon Cast
Steel. - ta
WAeHIEGTON.-CLAssN No. |Coppe..
2e,rCo pounds IngSt Copper.
WASHIEGTON,-CL No. 5-Tm, Lead asd
ZINC. t.-
10 zee pour Dis Lead, (pigs.)
"a 600 pounds Tin. a. RATS
$500 pounds Slab Eide.
WASHING No. 5-Fngirstr'. Stores.
lsa gross Wood Screws. Bprigcs. Sandpsper. Aleo-
he'll Molssses, Sour Plonr. Resin. Oil Wit
rioI, Borax Solder. Brick Whiting.
WASHINGTON-CL No. 7-Whis Pine LGrs
Der.
$1,000 feet White Pine Lumber, of various thick
ness. dressed on both sides, suitable for
making patterns
NORFOLK-CLAss No. l-RoBad, Sqaa,6. ard
Fiat ron.
?s3 $50 pou ads best American Round, Square, and
Flat Iron.
NORFoLK-CLAss No 2-Pis Iron.
| lO0 tons best American Charcoal Pig Iron
NORFOLK.-CLass No 3-Boiir RtCet,.
hco pounds best quslity Boiler Riveta,
| no pounds best gu atty Smoke pipe Rivets.
fe j. !aH4w
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STATES MAILS.

Il q L a no Aa bo'
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington City, December Is, l5Si.S
Proposals will be received at the Contract Office
Of lis Depar tine mt until p m OF Marcn 3o, iso5
ito be decided by April 49,, for converting the
mails of the United States in Maryland and Dis
triet OF Columbia, from July j, 1865. To June 81,
1866 on the route aud by the schedule of depar
lures and arrivals he rein specified. being route
established by act of Congress, approved June 50,
1854:
No. 1924 From Brookville, Maryland, BY Olney.
Eustor, Silver Spring: tsiigo 2. J, and
BriRhtwood, D. o., to Washington, IA miles,
and back, six times week.
From May to Dscenlter1.
Al
Arrive at WashiD gton BY 10 80 A. u.
Leave Washington daily, except sunday, az ]
Pm.
Arrive st Brook vile by 8 P. N.
From DsesD Der 10 Mns l.
Leave Rockville daily, except eunday, at n.
NJ.
Arrive at Washington by IL A. NJ
Leave Warrington daily, except sunday, al T.
M.
Arrive at Brookville bysP.M.
For form of PROPOSAL. guarantee and certificate,
and laws, instructions, &c, in relItion to CON
tracts, bidders referred to the implicit aa-
vertisemept of this date, to be seen at the Offices
ment ". DENNISON.
feb 10 lawlw Postmaster General.
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vU,HIs "a TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri
/ i Der has obtained from the orpasnso Court
,~ttsrsi fsstamentary on the personal estate of
Msrtn johnson. late of Washington city. D. c..
said deceased. are hereby warned to sIhihit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the ubscri
they may otherwise BY law be excluded from ali
beneht Of said estate. .5t
Given under my band this 2sth day Of January,
1866. .eH MARTHA II. JOHNSON,
ian 3o.law3w* Rxeoutrix
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DRoPOsALs FOR MANURE.
QuARTKRaAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION J

QUARTKRAAsTER GENERALS OEF1oa,
WASHINGTON CITY, February 10, 1855.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until WEDNESDAY. March Is. 1855. at u O'Clock
NJ, for the sale of all the MANI IRE that may be
procured from the tahles and corrals OF the Gies
boro Depot near Washinsto d. q within the
TIVE we months next succeeding April /, 1876.
The sacce sful bidder will be r CURED to have
barges or boats moerea at the wharf At GiefborO
in constant sdiness to receive the manure which
may accumulate. The United States will deliver
the msnure In the said barges or boats. aud will
designate an agent to measure 1t as rapidly as
loaded.
Bidders must state the price per cubic yard
An oath of allegiance will be required from each
bidder.
PAYMENT will BE required TO be- made in Govern
nent funds at the end OF each month for the ma
nure deliver. in the barses during the month.
Bonds with approved securit ties, will be required
from the party awarded, in the sum OF ten thou
Proposals must DE addressed to the undersigned,
Wsshinston, D. g, and marked ON the envelope.
JAMES A. EKIN.
Colonel in charge First Division
fs 1l-tMlb Q. NJ. g. o.
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rREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

TREABURY DEPARTMENT.,
OYPICF CoNPTROLLER OF TIE CURRFE0Y.
WASHIEGTON. December 81, 1854.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to
In NationTi BrnE Of Co,1pleTc Of Cfsor in
the Ctty Of lieOrgetown, in the county of Washing
:cn and DiStYict Of Columbia, has been duly or.
ganized under ana according 20 the reqpsrem ents
Of the act Of Congress estitled An act to provide
National Currency, secured by pledge Of United
states bonds, and to provide for the circulation
and re- redemption th.reof;n approved June 3, 1861,
act required to b. complied with before COM
msncipg The business Of banking under said act:
New, therefore [, Hugh McCulloch, COp ptroller
q the Currency. do hereby certify that The
Not6Has B'nk Of Coptflsrcs of Gtorgeto,sn, ia the
Cay or GsC.gsotrn. in the county OF WdshtHPt08
ann Dislrf1 Of Columbia, Is authorized to COM
menee the business of banking under the act
aforesaid.
In testirae ny whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of Office this thirty tyss day Of Det.n1.er. 1884.
IL ST HUGH McCULLOGH,
ian Dot Comptroller of the Currney.
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rHIEF QUARTERMAsTERs OFFIoB,
" DEPOT - WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON. d c.. January 4. 1854
All dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leath-
En- once Furniture, Harness. and ssddlery. are re-,
week, sealed proposal list, in dapieate. Of the
articles they are prepared to furnish rhls n
plain figures that in case the e1igencies OF the
.sEvse require it the article or oHsss prce
ID. alers Wishing to sell to this epot VII De re-
qnired to furnish the list punSfqHsRs ICRER
morning. ~ u; }naS n ~ n
1e,s%S Depot Of Washi gton.
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vTyHE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON THD
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Isl ularved to double it's former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,
Cs,xr Pa. a. snd Ilth st., WAsIias,on, 3, O,

plan in this city, b rs been enlarged and 4 ia
Improved in every way necessary fer the EAY
Thankful for the patronage already received, the
S1oPrietor hopes that by attention to bushes. xs
Guests win only be sed with what they resolve.
90 S-tf P. ENRICH. Proprietor.
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SUCCESSOR TO 81 =. Loupos & Co., A.
CITLZE Ns, AND MIITARH MRR-
CHANT TAILOR. NA
KGioPolitaN Hofsl, late Browns, W
362 PeHnsylvAnia avenue.
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WATER RENTS.
WATER REeysfRaR's OFFICE.
City Hall. Janusry Il, 1858
All occupants Of premises where the Aaueduat
Water 10 taken will please take notics-That the
is now due to the Corporation of Washington, and
payable At this office II not paid prior to the 18th
Hest praot cable day thereafter. without farther
Dstice and restored until full payment OF rent
shall have been made. and two dollars expenses
RANDOLPH COYLE.
fen dtMarl0 Water Re- istrar.
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CLOTHING.-

CREAF REDUCTION IN CLOTHING
In order to make room for Spring Goods, 1 now
offer to the public gr eat iEducementin
ALL STYLES OF OVERCOArS.
English. French and American Double snd SIM
gle Breasted
WALKING AND SACK COATS.
A large variety Of Black Plain and Fancy Csssi.
mere
PANTS AND VESTS.
And many other articles in this line, too numer
Gus to men.ion. which shall sell of from NJ "
until the first OF March at greatly reduced prices
The shove gOods are eli ada sud tr nm ed in the
latest New York style A. eTRATSS
Pa. av., bet. 10Th and 18th SITS, and
feb 9lnl' It's Pa. av.. bet 18th and 18th sts
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w. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
dec S-tf 435 18th street, between and H.
THE BEET EVIDENCE THAT PRINCE. 3si
street, is the ONLY practical STA MPER In
the District Ia that he daily bas to do over work
that is botchsd st other called stamping Places
He has the largest aud hnest assortment OF Pat
terms ever offered here Making his own Pate rms,
he 10 able and willing to STAMP Anv pattern e.ouSh
him, nov Es-r
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PERSONAL.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO FEMALES
SUFFERING WITH DISEASES PECULIAR
TO THE Sen MA DAME MENAH. after !! years
Practice in New York, has taken rooms in this
city 1927 sth street west. where she will treat
snch CASTS. Hsr practice is different from any in
this city, Win give reference and certificates
suficientto convince the most fsstidious OF her
viii be visited st their resid if necessary:
Charges reasonable. Hours OF consultation
from 10 .. m. t. 2 p. m. mar z I'm
AIRS. II. r. WRIGHT. CLAIRVOYANT AND
lvl Natural Magnetic Physician, calls by Laying
on hands, without drugs. every phase OF Nervous
Disease, Blindness, Deafness, Rheumatism Pa
ra.sis, Spinal MATURE, Dyspepsis, Liver Com
plaint, Female Weaknesses TO-, DO. ROOFS No
"a st., near Patent Office. fe 2O-lms
THE ORIGINAL DR.. WOODS OFFICE will be
i conducted in future solely by DR.. DARBY,
who hiss had the medical charge of it the past
year. and who has made so many quick and psrma-
nent cures-492 18th street. feb l6- lm*
SISDR. BACRER. MOST NoyDE. O1Q
10 full Astroloser, No. 2iS st. bet. 10
Eth and 18th streets two squares from the
ttreet cars, gives full and thoroug h inIerma-
tion concerning all affairs through life, with and
10 regard 10 Health Wealth snd Marriage, Love AT
fsirs Journeys, Law Suits Absent Sriends Sickness
the morning till 3 in the evening. Entrance
thr' ugh the candy store. re 10 Inn
MRS. BRoOKFIELD, of Kansas, can be con-
W suited on the Past, Present and Future events
st her room, On street, one door east of Sd
st. She has studied under enc of the most oele-
brated Astreloeers Of the age. she guarantees
satisfaction TO all these who may give her call.
she can be seen from 3. m 80 8 p. N Price one
dollar. feb IL im*
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Pc H OIL U NJ.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF
FaE STATE OF NEW YORK.
CAPITOL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND sRAREs.
$40 PER SHARE, NOT LIABLE TO ASSESS.
MENT.
GOVERNMENT BONDS AND sKcURIrIEs IA
KEN IN PAYMENT FOB STOCK.
oPEIoEs:
30. "a EMPIRE BUILDING.
No. II BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Pos1 ofFICE ADDRESS, Box No. 1855, New YORK
OFFICERS:
Hon. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President,
WA T, PHIPPs, Vice President
ROBERT BAsSETT, Secretary.
ii. J. BURTls, Mining superintendent, Titus.
vile. Pa.
ATLANTIC BANK, No. 142 Broadwa' NJ. z,
Treasury.
The wells Of the Company are nov producing
oil.
Payment for stock may be made In drafts, resis-
tered notes, or Government bonds and seeuri ties,
which bon and securities will be taken at their
market value.
BemittaDces may be addressed to the COMPANY.
P. o. Box Ne J,3Gs New York City. or to AT
lsntic Bank, Treasury of the New York and Liver
pool Petroleum Company, No. I42 Breasway.
New York CITY,
Prospectus sent 20 spy address on application.
contsinips q fall and clear account of the opera
tionH of this
MOST SUCCESSFUL PETROLEUM COMPANY.
mar6-3m
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IL once AGO Penn'a avesus,
between AZ and 9Th streets,
GLEET. 30. sYPHIIfs, sTRICTGRS, SEMI
EAt EMaEAKSEss I S AZ BtARRER
pLsEAsE OF THE LUNGS. LIVER, KIDNEYS,
AND SPLEEN; sORI EYES, 6ORH THROAT,
Hayin 6 I'D many years experiences In the prac-
tice of those diseases the doctor BIDS defiance to
an competition in their treatment and cure.
Recent cases Of venereal diseases curei in one or
two days Lsdies and gentlemen can consult him
ct his OFF &c from sto 4o'clock daily. de24 3m*
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-27

To REMOVE THE WAxy SUBSTANCE DROPPED
FROM COMPOSITE CANDLE.-l am her par.
tcular as TO the nestness of my household furni.
ture (oo doubt some people would say was
terrible fdget, as most old maids are,) and am
constantly annoyed by drops OF the composition
Of which the candles of the present day are made
lbr,lly distributed over my carpet, my table.
covers, and even, sometimes, my own dres.
have made vain endsavors 10 gel rid Of these b,
taking them off with koife, rubbing the pl,ce
with clean cloth, &c, but have never succeeded
in entirely removing the substance, or the marks
left by it, until lately, when Trend told me Of
the following simple process Take up redhol
coal from the FIRE with the tongs and hold it ov eI
the wax at a distance Of about three | ches, when
the substance, and all trace Of il will disappear il
a lew seconds, seemingly disolrng itself in tn,
slight vapor which arises from II. wish some o.
the clever writers in The Queen could explain
this scientifically, as it 'ulkas me as being rather
curious hcl, and should like to hear il salts.
flelory aceouuts lor.-Swnsier
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lIoPs The period Of the year mas arrived
when attention is again difec ed to the promise
OF the growing crop Of hops The rasages Of in
seels aud disease in every hop-produclog country
la. year, and the Increasing consumption OF malt
liquors, have consplred TO reduce the stocks on
hand in the hop markets Of the world below the
figures OF any former year since hop growing at
tanned nylhipg ike its present proportions con-
sequenty, peculiar interest attaches to the condi'
ton Of the crop OF 1865. 1t is found tha, the
winter has dealt more unkind y with the roots
than had bsen expected, for growers had reason
TO hope that the abundant SHOWS would have pro-
tected the plants from "wnier killing An IN
,ua number OF dead bills ore discovered, but this Il
attributable rather 10 exhaustion from lice ant
premature picking thin 10 tne everily # the tenn
penturt durirg the winter. Taken altogether
the appearances Of the yards thus far, is not en-
couragiug. In addition TO dead hills the vines II
most places appear spndln and feeble. Thu
cold nights which prevailed early IN the mont
did not favor rapid or healthy development 0
the plants but under the more genial temptra
lure which NV prevails, they promise bette
progre. In New England the appearances ar
even less favorable than in this state. Ress min
from the experience in Sohoharie county, whet
the lice abounded 10 1863 and the result was a yer
light crop of good hop, 10 1864 il ia fair to e,
ptcl that the large growth Of Madison and Oae
da OF last year, badly infested IS the plants ver
with lice, will be followed this year with dimir
ishsd crop of improved quality ~. !, HoHc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-27

E" grass cocks" each weighing about eighty
pounds, in which condition il is suffered to remain
unit sufficiently dry to go into NOV. Hay made
in this way possesses the deep, rich green of the
natural plant before being cut, and that sweet
aromatic odor so grateful to every person capa-
bic Of approaching sweet smells. We have
seen The clover heads as bright in md-wlnter, ~
hay made in this manner, as they were the mo-
nent they fell before the sweep OF the mowers
.cylhe, and for aught we could perceive to the
contrary, as fragrant.
All kinds Of hay made 10 this way, are IN
qlestionobIy much improved in quality it also
Uses less by many pounds in hundred, while
he expense is dim ni.hed nearly or quite one
f6h.-Germantoen Telegraph.
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llivNo BRss.-Mr, jones Of Duchess County,
\ \. communicates convenient way Of biv-
ing a swarm OF bocs, lie says " Take long
pole aud make the small end bulky by wrap ing
! Per around IT, making i, about as thick as a
mans arm, aud halt MS long, then bind black
cloth around 1t, q draw an old WOODEN stock.
ing over ~ aud secure with a chord, then
when the bees are swarming, as soun as they
attempt to settle, put that end Of the pole IL
tue place whore they are about lighting, and
usually they settle On It immediately; but
should they persist 90 settling IN the limb, or
Whatever II is shake IL, 81 as to disturb them
aud they will leave 1t for the pole then lay 1t
gently down aud SGT the hive over them. Some.
Zines when fastened pretty frmly on the pole.
it is eKpe1ienl TO shake them little and make
them leave IL for the hive. | have tried this
? an for years aud have seldom failed in bring.
Ing them down"
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Railroads., 81.
Vermont GeMlf Z and sulIi.
van Railroads.
4 na8 agsa7sg z: 1siSgsslst ~ raTErEsyfj
w ~sksa.a bsz. - z-AasS N.Y. ~ sT
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 18Th, 1865.
Traln. Gninasnnthnnf Neat.


Leave Montpelier lt9o5A $50 m,and u. 90 r. y
"A Al rEls leaves kouses Point at4 80 Lts connect
vi ing at White River june 10 Heil0ws Fhs
with trains Tor tsl0n Worcester Springfield and Nee
York arriving at NV YORK at l0IJf. and win Trans
on Passumpai' r. X.
BuRlSoros III Russ Trns leaves Montreal al 545 =,
NJ n use. Point at 74i An, connecting al Burlington
with Champain steamers Tor saratoga, Troy. &C
DAY EgPtsss TRAtst eayes Montreal ate3 an st
Johns ut 10 % OgdenSburrh ~ ~ for 70 Ton
sc connecting at B.digdon with Rutland Roaa er
II ,, Abby and New York, aifying N Boston VIZ
Low ell at 1913 ? ".
NiaHr Etrnss rHAtr leavef gde nsburth ut 1880 4.
r.. Montreal at 81 Rouse'r Point at 5.43 Pm S.
Johns 4.40rs auivog Al Boston At Az ~. connect
Ing al Bellows ram win Cheshrt Cad fo Bo ton a1t
Worcester aud VIII Vermont Valley Il Il for spring
field &oo aud arriving In New York al 1880 ~
Trains 6 ding North ana Wost.
Leave Montpelier AZ. slS a N, and $40 ,.
a. sn143JF.E
bAt ErPnrs, raltr leaves Boston via DWELL at Oh
~ for Burib don, 81. Absbs, Montreal Ogtensburih
an West, ariiv ng al Montreal al 900 p n, OgGens
butgh st IA 50 A.
MAI fAAIr leaves Boston via. Lowell, at 100 a NJ
via Lawrence at 80 49,. for BurnflOn, ROuses Point
al T4S ~, connecting at White River juno ion with
day express for Burlington, Montreal Ogdensbufg aud
The Wet
focs AaoplrioS TtAIN leave, North6eldat 4o4 a.
and Burlington 10 p, NJ fof Rouse Point
NtoHt EIrRGss rEAN leaves neilows falls alto 90 ,
a., receiving passengers from Vermont Valley X q.
IleaFinP Men York a. u lbr. H. and from Cheshire
/ r. leaving BtsgunA S So ,. #. connecting ~ Whit
aver Junction win IRAN eaving baton a $50 ~.
for burlington, Rouse Point, aiou'rral and ogdens
burrh, conbetunga Mon real and o, dcnsburgh, will
| Gmnl Trunk trains fer thr West
Sleeping cara aIt attached 60 both the nigh etpf
trains running between 81. Ablos aud bosttu and \
Albums aud slTt ngHe ID.
Through ricketttot Chicago aBdths West fot,als,
h prtntpalttattols
MERRILL, SUIT
81 hpAnt May l. tst5
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11orttp.
Lifts I-EG lElegY.


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Clover hay cut at tue period Of Interference,
and Thoroughly made, has been found by peat.
ed experiments, 10 lo,e about four hkhs Of 10
wei. ht IN making Whsn the lover had al
leu and the stalks have lost some OF their mos.
ture, toe ioss ia drying Is three qlatg.n OF tie
weight Of the crop when cut ptobthy tar
average where be gas is Ia me state OF al anee-
menI last Indicated and tie labor ol making 4.
performed Win a Tree ex osufe TO the suu abd
air, one hundred pound, ail be reduced to TWEEN.
t,-one. Clover, 10 al It's varieties, Is valuable
product, aud one OF The best grasses igr hay, II
mixed sih the later Kinds, W. have for cattle
Il Is .apd highly nurtye 10 It's proper, e., aad
agtses sell win all descriptions OF anmss lis
value, hosever, for feeding purposes, depends 10
an emilent degree. upon the method VI curing
L
Cover should be cut a. soon as lle dew is off,
sllosed 10 remain 10 the sgalh uudlsutbed b.
The FORK OF rake tiil loSsrd night, When 4 The
weather il eirar or hot, It Is carefully turned, IN
ofd.f that new sulsee may be exposed to The
night IDEAS, aud the neat afternoon pitched into
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-27

Here is pumpkin or "a uash PIE, without
augar or egg, and PRONOUNCED lt Tor q king -
Stew aud strain tie pumpkin OF ,qus,h rs osual
add boiling milk uatil Il y oae third thicker
than the ordinary preparation, then thin and
swtetsn with an equal quantity OF molaaes,
and bake one hour Ia hot oven.
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LIST OF ARTICLES


Ui,,.o,t ,o,ard "a ,.t,a ana rs - ta, ia d. haas,
"a, -, go ssI , ~ :, 90 '' = ~ ~! "'"
~ Ia tteg,ni n ,e,v'd Piano ,orth "
from Sa,4oo to6ado
~ w. 'ou @9,i g. 80" VSu N'e ~ m 1-iE
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ftq1l Notices
WIN. N. ii. Scnters, Estate.

TIE subscribers having been Hppuhtedby me lonofa-
AbIe Probate Court for the District Of Washington
Com ns,ionersto eceve examine adluf all clans
AMI demands Of lpersous against The Estate OF Nm
II II. senter, late Of Cabot in said district deceased,
represented nsalveHt and thttefn OF 81 months ron
ne l2th iay Of May, 1868 being allowed by siid Courl
to tie edto said deceased TO e1hiblt and prove then
respective claims efnre Us; Give notice thu We VIII
attend TO the duties outappolntment atthr dwelling
house Of gnrshall T. II Itch IN Cabot, said district,
the LIST FAY Il Juy and llt day Of November, next al
one O'Clock in The afternoon on eaeh Of SAID days
joaS SHOWN, Commits
| Cnbot June I'd A u 1874 pQ4w3