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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04

A,ERIlL1AEES
= FERTILIzERsl!
CONCENTRATED FE RTlLlA L II :.
The Bruce Fertilizer is made from the tieshy
parts of slaughter house otfal, decomposed ana
concentrated, to which is added SO parts N I0O
of Bone Phosphate Of Lime.
It is excellenty ndapted to
VIRGINIA LANDS.
The immediate results of its use are as marked as
the land on which it is applied is st the same,
time permanently enriched
also,
SWAN ISLAND GUANO,
A rich Phosphate Guano
On hand and for sale by
$500 GEO. L. WHITE,
NH 14-2m 80 and al, Cameron st.
TERTILI zERS
We are prepared to supply the agricultural
community with all kinds of
FERTILIZERS.
No. / PERUVIAN GUANO
SOMBRERO GUANO,
KETTLEWELL,S
MANIPULATED GUAEC,
EXCELSIOR
and other SUPER PHOS?LiATIs,
PLASTER,
LUMP and GROUND,
9, lowest market rates ror cash.
Also -EOWLE & COS
SOLUBLE PHOSPEATED PE2U""IA41
GUANO,
which mas pecn used ny the farmers Of nary
land and Tor several yes, most success fully.
I,OCE I, WEDDERDURM.
NH 6-2r Foot CT Prince street
4:IE 0FTEE. WIFI Con- FIEFEGE The
- followin-; valuable
FERIILIzEi>S.
Manufactured BY
a.o-srs. :YM. T. NCTL|, PALE i e.,
OF 8ALTIMCIE,
:.rG warranted by tne7n Ind Ourselves .ntcTh 81
L"eJr IRE represented:
1ANIpULi-ILD GUIEC,
acompourd of Peruvian and Phosphate Grarc 8.
CuNpUUID OF nECSoEAT;'S LIT liz
1-ALIIS.
ind tobacco
FERTIL.ZE-tS,
oLA CTLE AID POTASH,
INTIMATELY CO1-BLNEt
:. very valuable Ton Dressing
a, r2eufn c.trorS prices, cost Of tr' n'o'rE' :0l
''aoeV' ''''c crJJc4 q Wa5cDERrJHA,
III 6--2m Noct OF Price stree.
/; c2iIcJl''1 -
-:.iCsPL Tee
III
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II 0 T I G z

IL
TO wAom Is mag concern Under the pro-
visions of the Code of Virginia Of 1860. chapter
So, section II, notice is hereby given that on the
Co I1 Of :! Prince Within COUNTY the Alexnn
dria md fredericksburg Railroad Company will
:uplv to aid Court FIR the appointment Of five
disintcrested frceholdrrs. who, or any three or
more Of whom, shall constitute board, to as
certain g just compensation to the owners #
land upon the line of said railroad within the
lands rs are proposed to be taken by said com
pany for its purposes. II. W. LATHAM,
ap q law4w President A. s. f. r. r. Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04

DRUCES CONCENTRATED IIRTIrI-
. IZER.-The immediate results Of the use
OF this highly approved fertilizer ar" as m"rl:ed
as in the application Of pc- '!vicn drpno, while
at the same time the lanG or which lis applied
is permanently enriched.
4 discount Trccde TO dealers Tor sale by
GEORGE z. WHITE,
;ai i3-sf Nos Sc ana 81 CGrneroI. st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04
;:F. IND LIFE INSURANCE.

.,7;:F ND LEE INSURANCE.
rs undersigned has 5con appointed agent
tcr he followinG companies. viz:
~ GGE:.TNGG~iu.M TIRE 1ESC RANCE &C.:
... ..... p Baltimore.
>a)! 1 W.
RIOS =. Csnb;, j. J. McGinnis,
PRESIDENT Secretary.
ASSOCIATED
j*ENIEI'S: !ITSURANCE COMPANY,
81 3Oltswort.
TT!,. :. iAci-, johl 3ukehart,
creoiGent. Secretary.
...s.I.:', s1lALrp LIFE INSURANCE CO,
Of Baltimore,
Coc =. 1Eoznas, Gno. y. Davis,
resident. Secretary.
.:cI:>7 nolders participate i'll the profile.
''h5 C3ov, companies stand es high and aro 60
;orrlsl a0 rny Others in vac city Of beljimore
<isizs will De taken ST the loves; ratcs charged
:; i :SS ,2l&aS co:npanies.
SA1G -, E JjiNlgEi,
:. :s...lay 1: Coo 3aug store. 70. i35 King St.
,bcr 9 -. iAsGpf ian lG--eoa:
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INSURANCE,

y :. aacI1L-G,
&c. Is, PRINCE STREET,
(Je2csI~,G TIE GAHETrE OTEIcc.)
RE, MARIEE
~. iEE INoU HANCM AGENCY
alexandria. Va.
Ire 1CCMPAN-ES:
Iz4EylANL ??l2--sa :I!siAAEC C0I2A-:-,
rcs. :. s1:.ioR, "Eos. 3; HAM5LEroN
r.: !1E5SHAuTs AND nEc.;asIc'S --z7o,3s
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
~ H HSSS FIRE iw5Uall5E cOEpANY.
:. rAKL law, WILKINS. ANE B;E';:a IEEsE'
-;1ss ? iasTsAuca co51Paz1 g? I!y! 14vEz
2@:.2 .:sI--,sc;;, ,: 3. eeArlERIaa.
:Ez:J;R1::: C:CAaIl!is)' Iz:l0EaEcE S5l4,:s. iI
,. :-::sDoox: T!ios: i: B;RDsaIa
olisi ysst Of sh, eoos .oliaol2 compani,s, &
Sc! al ibis clice immedieisiy on application,
ngsias> loss o. damage by ire, on IL C9ac-ip
'olc 81 property in the city Or country, on terms
"s ravo. able rs those OF any other co1np2rA, OF
::5tS 5usJE1 LIE zzEsU=::2GE g., u? j. :: =,
Cash Essets, culy /, &c, csc
nI,usl income, in CAST. o,5JG, CO.
.-:,e dividends Of .his compcnv are larger N
ar9o2rt, ioF premiums io@ic: than j. any Co.
)a1r N tbs 'ynrl6.
II III profits arising rom :iic Immense tu2i.,
re :; II ALLY DIIID&E amongst IA es
9vrG%
p >lica;ions !eceveG at roy ottico, 10. e,
iril.3 60. G. /. THCa1A F.gan.
-. ca. .2:.--ss ". CdAIcELLoR,
nn.l !!cc-tf Medical l4i.;;~~ra;n~:.
1.1rG: .l.lJC :IITS -ESJ3EEC2s. .
..:.TER:oOOA SD lC5nO1-
:%.eJ Ji5S.H I:N5GEJJRAMC1 Coa,2,:zl.ll;;I>
~ The United States . i'ECG,CC3
TIRE AED LICE 1T5UE1i!!u'3,
< @TILLIAM STREET, NEi TCHE.
EJ LSGJED, PAYABLE Is COLE, c!EHISEo
Or GUEREEcY:
.!la.'enolcers personally raspona;tiG or II
NA5:lties of the company.
III Directors itIsi Re Shareholders
" Directors in New FORK:
=. ~o,tenei, Henry Grinnel!,
.os. 2aillar0, .1.le!:. Hamilton, a.,
=. u. Archioald z. = Ssnde.soa,
8. 2 ID. CONSUL.
- Alfred 2ell, Resident Secretly.
::sllc .a,.en IN Ihs sbove desirable company
o. I'll descriptions Of property, 1T the lowest
tr,l en- rates, end policies issued, payable III
ZOE, Sterling, or currency, by
EOOE Z WEDDERBURN,A geni9.
nc St Foot of Prince st Aloxe., T..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04

1-7IkGINIL, t. Win The Circuit cog.t
Y of Fairfax county, Apri! Rules, l3S$$,
Frances ~ Murray, executriS of Thomas ).
Muir ay, deceased, vc. Richard Johns a, Ncl
man Monroe, and others, heirs Of =. L. Lon
roe, deceaseG-In chanccry. ~
ii en- The ject Of this suit is 20 revive
suit depending in the said Court in the name %
Thomas J. Murray VS.. =. i. Nonro2s ADM.
ana others, in The name ofsaid complainant.
happening by ciidavit filed that tie sale
Norman Monroe is non. resident Of the State OF
Virginia, it is ordered that he appear here With
in one month after due publication hereof aat.
do wha. ic necessary 70 protect his interests.-
4 copy, teste
LOVE, ?. O. epll-lawt.'::
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04
Court Notices.

yYIRGINIA:-Atru rules held in the Clerl,s
Office of the Circuit Court of Alexandra
County, on the End day Of April 1865, HesseIiuss
Smith, ct. al, complainants against William
Smith, defendant-in chancery. -.
The object Of this suit is to have the outstsnd.
ing legal title of certain Real Estate in the
county of Alexandria, conveyed to the complain.
ants, who are cestui CUE trust-in possession.
The defendant William Smith not having
entered his appearance and given security &C.
cording to The act Of Assembly and the rules Of
this Court, and it appearing by proper affidavit
that he is not resident of this State-It is or.
dered, that the said defendant appear here with.
in one month after due publication of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect his Interest
in this suit; and that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Gazette
newspaper published in the city of Alexandria
once a week for four successive weeks, and post
ed at the front door of the Court House of this
County. A copy-Teste.
~ JEFFERSON TACEY, Clerk.
q HO. CLAUGHToN, Sol. for Compts.
1,,,, ftr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04
7lOTOMAC SHAD AND HERRING.

T.
The subscribers have now on hand supply
of POTOMAC SHAD and HERRING of the
best quality, in ba rels and in bulk, which sup
ply will be kept up constantly, curing the hsh-
ing season. These fsn will be sold at the lowest
market rates All orders from the country at
tended to and filed, as if the pur haser were
present; and correspondents will be promptly
answered Part cular attention paid to putting
up FAMILY FISH.
JAS. E. McGRAW s. CO.,
an 76-1n Fish Town.
Rich Eng, Lynch. News. Charlottesville
Chron Lees burg, Wash, WarrentoD Index,
and Fred. Nd Citizen, awlm]
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04

.-.NHE FERTILIZER
FOR VIRGINIA LfNDS
2hUGh'S RAW BONE PHOSPHATE,
confirming So Der cent. Of Phosphate OF Line,
and 1.O5 ;" :: Ammonia.
This article is offered with confidence &c the
Pantc of Virgins, as being we'll adapted 20
their lands, and just what they need 20 produce
argc crops, and permanently improve the soil.
- GEO. DUGDALE, Manufacturers Agt.
Baltimore, Id.
For sale at manufacturers prices. cd:.inr
cost O. transporter, by KNOX i SMITH,
ian 22-3m No. 6, 5. Union st. Ale''clcria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04
IN STORE IND Fer SALE.

IN STORE IND Fer SALE.
20 bush Prime Iomny.
20 . Navy Beans.
so " blaine Carter and Peach Blow 20
tatoes.
Dbl Silver Skin Onions.
SO bush Dried Apples. III
500 lis Loudoun Butter
200 dozen Eggs.
Hake, Cod Fish,
Aewives
Eastern Herring, Potomac Herring and
Mackerel Ife "a +. G. SWAINE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04
Fertilizers.
FTRTILIZERS!t

,ILIZERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04

JlRGlNlA:-At rules neld I'D the clerks
Y Office of the Circuit Court of Alexandra
County. on End day Of April, 1866, Il. B. Dc
Coster and Margaret Ann, his wife, complain
ants, against Asbury Nick. Snyder, defendant
in chancery
2 The object of this suit is to obtain, a decree
Of partition of certain land, Of which Robert T.
The defendant Asbury Mex. Snyder not he5-
in e entered his appearance end given security
according to the act Of Assembly and the rules
of this Court, and it appearing by proper Gfioa-
viz that he is nota resident OF this State, 1t Is
ordered, that the said defendant appeal hers
within one month after due publication CT this
order and 90 what is necessary &c project ais liz
terest in this suit; and that copy Of this orde-
be forth with insel: cd in the Alexsndra Gazette,
a newspaper published in the city of Alex&n.
driu, once week !. four successive weeks, arC
posted az the froat door Of the Court Hcuse cS
this County. 4 copy-Testc.
''N'O J. TACEw Gie-I.
BRENT & 77Arr1Es: Solicitors for comE''s.
ap 9-lCW4r'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04

r.9GhS.-iA ,ons exp 3.ience in the trade eaa-
/ bles the subscriber to offer choice arSlcles
n tilis line. =. StIlDEN:
- C-3r. 10 H. 3outh JNaiTf7x st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04

nEARN1NG INE:i-:tor marking bo::es, Bal
w res, Bales, sc. Ts:ssly superior to lamp
5lack and "rrrcItine, or 3enzene, ii -FOUR
PARTICULARS, viz:
lst 1t is no trouble to prepare, ;,eing always
ready for use.
"a. twill not evaporate from pot or can in
which it is kept, thus saving much.
Sd. 1t will not rub off and become disfg1rcd
as the common ink often does
9TH. II flows beautifully from the brush and
IS IS per cent cheaper than tn materials for the
ordins ry marking ink can be bought.
IL tiiei by our merchants is earnestly request
&c. Price S;l.00 per Gallon. Sold wholesale
aud retail BY JANNEI y CO., Druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-05-04

H.O. CLAUGHToN, Sol. for Compts.
ap9-1aW4w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21

nART1Ea ENGAGED IN CUTTING TIMBER, OR
THE MANUFACTURE OF LUMBER, SLAVES
OR sH1NaLEs VIII do we'll to coll on the subscriber,
having n IN ne Ms
20 sted as to the wants and prices Of different markets
an can always furnish the late market reports from
EUROPE South America West Indies British
suited to different markets. and attend to the charter
Ing Of vessels or give information or assistance M
that may be desired. iOs. =. H1oL%a, srslnLa,t
No. ITO East Bay, corner Accommodation Wharf
June
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21
Great Britain,

After long debate the Reform Bill, Mr. Hayter'e
Rssndment In favor OF pestponement was Withdrawn,
md the bill was ultimately referred to the comraittee
without d.vision. The impression was abroad that the
1nalsure would be withdrawn, but the Government
aevo no indication Of such step.
The London Times says that the critical relations on
Ia continent have saved the British inistry.
Reto Beta b 90. were to resume business in few
HRA
in the London Money Market there il some expecta-
Man Of reduction Of the bank rate next week.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21
#he Situation I'm Bufralo-Fenianism
stPlayed Out.',

[Fron, the Ne,o Fork Herald, June 49,
BUFFALO. June 16.-General II eade has issued an
erer appointing General Barry to command the whole
fkpmtier from Erie to Pattsburg. He has ordered all
United States troops. except one company. back to
their staions General Meade thinks further trou
h to be apprehepded in this quarter He eayes here
b morrow for Niagara.
ABOUT two thousand Fenans left here last night for
hAnr homes, mostly in the West and Southwest There
about ur hundred Fenans left in town, but they
The challenge of The Fenian General Burns to Colonel
I@verv. the Brish commandant at Fort Erie, to fight
Win an equal nqm1es Fes Of ea piece Of 1dcu
e challenge up and threw 1t on the ground for his
answer.
Senators Mehan. Fitzgerald and scanlon left for New
Ye,k this 9, enng accompanied by thirty leading off.
eszs of the l. r. A. General O'Ne refused to sanction
o action of General Burns In serdng the challenge to
&alpnel Lowery. - .szzs9zaz
Mr. Him has been discharged by the United States
6snmissionr to-day. The city is now free from Fe.
1hsnns - s#iz=sH,
NAzz1s1 ON THE IMpENp1 q WAR.-Mazzlnl. In an
siole In the Genoa Doyere, says: "The war for the
mtnoil alton of Venice thus far duty; now was
anecessy If after the deeds preparatives and decla.
aaaons OF this moment. Italy were to reoede hom the
se would reveal herself to
1sy with She would be dscrtd di ed for long series
- new deacit added to the old one; she would de.
pelye her army of all Of dignity and salereance
1s would provide potent for the hands of reac-
1smAiy faotons she would open the gates to anarchy
d MORALS to feeling Of skepticism, or to shat OBJ.
jnon which is worse than anarchy SO, then. let the
vpcs Of the untry be heard from end to end and let
UEst voice be one simultaneous cry OF war g
.To the Republicans, who from the rude lessons of
Re past, would deduce an excuse for inactiyit I
Republican. too, say this: You. my brethren have
azWays taught till now as have, that in order to
sain whenever that time may be, to republican free
dom. 1t is necessary to deserve it. Deserve it then
Avail selves of whatever opportunity there may
sarn for the liberation Of suoh among country
men are still kept groanng in foreign yoke. Once
united you will march on through the propagation of
tzuth by your apcstleshp, to conquer ideal. But
DO not turn this ideal into condition OF that help
which sacred duty bids you to give. Would you have
usrntd Joan Of Arc not to drive the English out Of
France? Would you have told the spanlards of 1903
not to repe the French invasion since France was a
monarchy corrupt and inept and because tho majority
& the Sran ards not ripe for republican instu
ons? The national question is snned against by who
Dcglects to resolve it. The question CT internal
politics be but error, and nothing more. You
viii overcome that error il you don't first clean
your hands of that sin. > -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21
LieutenantcGeneral j. 3. LoNasrREET. being serenad
I'd recently in Nachitoches replied as followa -:

cd recently IN Nachitoches, replied as tolloWa =:
aGsntlemen-1 have no platform upon which to ad.
dkass you If approach Mr.. johnson, sm called q
sssitor; ii towards tho Radicals am called Rebel;
Harefore must be content to remain the fence.
Hnnk you, gentlemen for your sweet music, and you
k Orator, for the distinguished compliment you have
YaA me, and the names OF those noble patriots who
hayo fallen for their country We will ever cherish
aanir memory with honor and PRIDE
Ham, gentlemen, but an humble citizen, in fact, only
sprisoner of parole, and must be content with
only looking the changes that now taking place In
land, and my voice must restrain Itself until such
gsivileges as Of yore Again. gentlemen, allow me to
aAank you for the honor you have paid me, which I
1ssure you is duly appreciated" t
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

SrAMMrRlSc.-Why people continue to
stammer, when it is so easy to get rid OF
it, is mystery. Summarizing is caused
by an effort to talk while taking breath
q very unnatural effort. Talk onl Y when
the breath is taken, and habit will soon
make i. right A stammerer never at
Temps to sing while taking his breath !;
hence s.amnerers have no difficulty in
singing.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

TIE HEARr.-A crust Of bread, a
pitcher Of water, matched roof, and
love; there is happiness for you. whether
the day be rainy Or sunny. 1t is the
heart that makes the home, whether the
eye rests On a potato patch or a flower
garden. Heart makes home precious,
and it is the only thing that can.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

a. ELEGANT NOVELTY IN
NH ~ WATCHES .--The Of this
Ss.SN Watch an entirely new invention COM
~ posed of six different metals ohlbined roll
Cd Together and polished, producing exact irnita-
ton Of is carrot gold, called Arcana, which will
always keep its color. They are as beautiful as
solid gold aud are afforded at enc -e9ht The cost.-
The case is beautifully designed with Panel and
shield for name. with Patent Push Pin, aud eneras
ed in the exact style of the celebrated Gold Hunt
ing Levers, aad are really handsome and desirable
and exact an imitation of gold to defy detee-
ton. The noseme mt IL manufactured by the well
known St. Jimer Watch Company ii Ear"pe, and
are superbiy finished, having engraved pallets, fan
CIV carved bridges. adjusting regaiator, with rold
balance and the improved gold action, with line
dial and skeleton hands, and is warranted good
time keeper.
These watches are Of three different sizes, the
smallest being for Ladies', and are NIL Hunting
Cases 4 casa of six vii. be cent by mail or tx
press for Si25 90 single one sent in handsome
Morocco Case for s25; will readily se!l t'r three
times THAR cost. We sole agents for his watch
in the United States, and none are genuine which
do not bear our Trade mark Address,
GIRARD w. pEVAUGH co.
ju34-lw Importers, 10 Maiden Lane NY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

Pomeroy has prepared the following
article for lis vil|ifers to publish. Their
aunerous styles Of published abuse Of
him often used force in many essentials.
The Republican press will End it very
convenient. He says:
This wretch Poneroy-M NJ Pom
sroy-Mark Murderous Pomeroy, the
souless wretch aud headish ghoul who
edits the La Crosse Democrat Daily $40
-Weeky 81 per year, in advanc-) is the
delegate to hell who drove the nation to
tears by instigating Drawer and better
good President-shouid be shot by an
gels-hung BY devils-his eyes p'ucked
out by fends-his liver made into cod
liver oil by ghouls-his heart roasted by
Indians his legs stewed up and strained
through raw hemp-his head shaved and
given to the devil for beetle head-his
back drilled full Of holes and molten
potash run therein-his head scalded by
the hot tears Of sorrowful Abolitionists
shed when amented Lincoln was slain
his overcoa: made into iron, heated red
hot aud wrapped around him, while ice
water trickled down his backbone. And
alter no IS dead, bugs, plsm'res, provost
.nI' Aoo'';'oh's's' ana c'"se oahn'
toward the blue dome ill he could hear
Lincoln singing 'Tramp-Tramp-
Tramp, when by special order Of Di.
v'ne rto'losnce' al ,ne e,ouds shon,d De
5000 hn ~ "" s.~a aos'. r,1 o .'u .t "'u
was not enough lef, Of the ;porats ,rsi-
tor, 6end, byena, villain, murderer, seces-
zionist DO, to be worth sending to the
hell he merits.
"Oh for candle mould 10 squirt hot
tal!ow on him
"Oh Tor thunderholt, fresh forged by
Sove himself, to hurl Into his bread
basket!
''Oh for pair of vipers 10 make mo
arrow, to shoot pampkiu,s seed silvw!se
into the cuss!'
S'meth'ns like the above would sat
us-perhaps little more severe On some
points, but alter tia, style.
~~-
Authors OF tho Apostles Greed.
Aoe precise origin OF THIS simplest and
most ancient ct all cceeds is involved in
some uncertainty, and has long been a
nat,ar IF d;s,,,,a ,uo,,, ,oo-,a. .,a,,o
.;.,s =, :, -, ,o.., a%,..:. ..N. -,
gia"s' IL IS az 'eass certain mat II IS IN
universal use in the Church and IN ay be
traced back, if not to the Apostolic age
itself -: 10 ,ha. ;mne3;a,.,v sucossa;nr
80 $780,, ~ -, .s:,: .,'1
'e'' GU u aa''''o 'As' e"c"
OF the twelve articles OF the creed was
composed BY an Apostolic Author. /. is
said TIA, Tie Twelve assembled in oounciI
before dispensing themseIves 70 nrpacb
the Gospel ,hroughout The world 10 frame
the symbol or wa,chword IF the Christian
Church and !, v,,l ha ;n,ara>,;,, - 'ans,
Of our readers to know the Anos,Ie to
whom each art;cls 10 es.-;has r., ,ua
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

A large lot Of Corn. Wheat, Oats and
Pork Wanted, for which the beat rates
will be paid. Also, Dry aud Gren Hides,
Furs. and all kinds of Produce taken in
Exchange for goods.
naySe:eS. 6. H. SCHUSTER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06
N Office

rs hereby given that the Sioux City HAY Scale, sit
j uatsd On the Lsves, 10 In god wSAUhing order
- ENs = - Oegk ~ 0Ws
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

sD- This being one Of the oldest estab.
lishments on .he Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accommo'
da,ion of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur.
ed that in buying ut cur establishment
they will get good articles at the lowest
prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

RE Tin and Iapanned Ware good sssor me n /
always IN hand ~hchis made n the most dursble
manner. Also Eve rrouehs Conductor Pipes, rim
ooang &c. CHAS, X. SMITH 4 co.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-01-06

~We can affordto, and riNseI all
our gonds At prices which IN these times
will make it an object both in pnrsf and
happines for the Rich and Poor, The Eco
nom'st and the Tmproridcnt,th Epienre
andthe Frugalto purchase ofus.
nA-Cash for the seller a I'd sntists c.icn
to the purchaser, 10 the business mott, Of
notify n. D. BoOGE1 90.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-01-26
ventilu.e the Cattle Stables.

basement stables are too often deficient
in ventilation. When the weather is cold
tho farmer is induced to shut tight all tho
doors and windows, with the idea that
thereby he makes tho cattle most comtorta-
bic. II tho stable is tight aud filled with
stock, he makes n great mistake in thus
shutting off the supply of fresh air, Cattle
spoil gcoat deal of air, Open the doors of
such tight crowded st .bles in tho morning
and You can scarcely bear to outer thom,
4 dense cloud OF warm va2or m4hos out
into tho frosty air. II tho weather is ex.
tremoly cold there is half an inch of frozen
vapor on the inside of the window panes,
The smell of the often,breathed air is in
toleralle.
But it is warm in tho stable The cattle
have not suffered from cold True, but
they w,ll suffer. Turn thom out into the
yard, and see how they viii shiver, aud
shrink in tho cold air. 1t is like taking a
man from yapor bath, with the pores OF
his skin open with tho heat and his gar,
ments wet with prespratiop, and putting
him into the cold. The cattlo are dun in
action, their eyes are heavy, and the hair
staring. They have restol badly. They
will never do we'll until you vontjlato
their stable. Give them plenty of fresh air
1t costs nothing. Then with good bet aud
feed, you will not come to tho conclusion
shat basement stables are unhealthy, or that
your cattle do Just as well, perhaps better
when winterel out of doors.-R,Ud NeW
Yorker.