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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

LrA NETTING OF THE lEsIDENfs or TEE Mx.
:a S :..s s "a sn g. iss
i g: s. Sass
pas political eontss n this city and @ eri.1 Y
sssnsa' sssommsSd sd a%' dsRssd and
ss ;:Ss es sss:
B::sS 3 ads West ' % street. r.sogasss one
ssryatve views sns him. opinion to the support O.
81 lover. o. The Union The and the honest ad
Due notice Of the next meeting WIN Be advertiaed
AT A MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS DEMO
"A crstic Association Of the Twelfth ward held at Har-
isS he fss.i asi
o1 rcy S - eSnnaatss Tor schoo
JoHs ). McouRu. Secretary.
ATA MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC UNION AS
ass JAsRs T. o 4 ras 81
;ssnsh 1idsrnanis dsiriss q TSsasy,;sssad
s s:% so "; i Ns1. H. fissssss'''r'.
(,rrIzESs' AsrooIATIoS NoxISATIoS
oARIsT Tona + s snRSM6dn p,..,,.,,
GroRcH H. VAN GIFT, Secretary.
FoH ooAr7n SSHh1EEhs /. yLrxrsa,
Taxpayers and Peoples Candidate.
MO. sa THIRD AVENUE, NOV. 81. HSa -TwEarY-
ff; Tfis sfsSa'''. &,
Drrms SULLIVAN Secretary. '''
T,RE NOMINATING CONTENTION OF THE DEMO
cratic Union , hssocson met e the house Of Mr. Nc
corner o. on street ana rorn ~nen
opa
5sms wv Nm &.
ser Terence Sheridan John scalon, Michael AcDermott
on 0' motion, NJ JOHN MoeuADE wa. unanimously
DISTRICT and committee appointed BY tho chair TO notify
before s and
sS4 sa
Dr.. PHokNx IroRAHAn, Secretary.
Organization Of The Firth Aidsrmsns District Eshih
Ninth and Fifteenth wards ss,sTSed sAs eyrn6s q e
As their eAndaf ss SF 6 f.n & he rim
NEW RaH Y oMn's Nov Ses Il. isss.
ETH ALDERMANIC DISTRICT UNION
held Adliae evening November n
As our choice Is candidate Alderman ensuing sec.
The 70 10 him our s.son
JoHN MACK, Ninth ward, Secretary.
6rM ALDERMANIO DIsTRICT-.Ar. MEETING or
= tho New York Democrats Convention tMcKeonl held
70 Mr. JAMES FAY was upen%e9'y n0n nj iGrAaer
EDWARD JORDAN. Secretary.
ETH ALDERMANIc DISTRICT cLuB.--AT An AD
journed meeting held g Il Carmne street. on wsdnes;
HARRISON endorsed After few remarks from Mr..
Harrison and others the meeting dourned 70 Monday
ing, At headquarters, II Carmine street nj 7s O'Clock
GEORGE w. SMITH President.
FRANK FOWLER, Vice President
DEWITT G. GHKLDON, Secretary.
WN 8. STARR Treasurer.
1ETH ALDERMAEIC Observation-Disclosures
III Ward-At an AldermAnic Convention, held under the
auspices Of the Democratc Union Association a Tracy
81 a nSs w na hn.n
James A. Connolly and D. A. Bostwick. Secretaries. On
the democratic candidate for Alderman.
u. g. BIRDSALL. Chairman
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. (s.o..,.x..
DANIEL A. BosrwicK, seoiee''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

Prizes paid 10 gold Information furnished Tbs highest
rsespaId FOR Dosblooss sads Of god and silver
TAYLOR AGO. santsr., 10 w,ns,-..s ssw YORK
ono EAST FREMONT BUILDING PLOTS TO RR
OUU drawn for this day At John Itner's Hotel near
fremont depot Harlem Railroad a. ~ O'CLOCK Last oppOr
tunity 70 participate IN the dtrbutoN these vasble
ploA few yet unsod. Apply At the above named place
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-22

I ETH ALDERMANIC Observation-Disclosures
III Ward-At AdermAnic Convention, held under the
auspices Of the Democratic Union Assocaton At Tracy
C0rnee of Second Thirty sixth street.
November q, 1865 D. @. Birdsa chosen Chairman,
James A. Connolly and D. A. Bostwick Secretaries On
motion y MES O'BRIEN unanimously renoniinated
the democratic candidate for Alderman.
u. G. BIRDSALL. Chairman.
ya.as 4; c sS.ng,a. }secrs,aries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02
VIRGINIA. NEWS.

We. copied yesterday from the Lynchburg
Republican an article under the head OF a
Lynchburger trouble. /" The Republican OF
yesterday says: I'VE learn that Mrs. Mays,
mother-in law of the Charles Il. Smith, whom
we published in yesterday paper as being un'
der sentence ofdeath in Wabash, Ind, tor arson
committed on the 9th ult., has heard from
him as late as the 18th, and thai he was then
in Baltimore, lying i'll of typhoid fever
On Saturday, two men, representing them
selves to be Intelligence Agents, rented room
in Petersburg and advertised their business IN
the city papers On Monday the parties de
camped, having mulcted their landlord and col
lected over one hundred and fifty dollars from
credulous persons seeking employment through
this agency. r
The Charlottesville Chronicle assures the
National Express Company that ut will be
tested in the courts how this company has been
managed, before any more S per cents are paid
up by some Of The stockholders.
A shooting affair occurred at Alton depot,
in Nelson county, on Friday last, between e.
Z. Richards, of Richmond, and +, r. Pugh,
of Nelson, in which the latter received pain,
rul wound through the hand.
The lumber business is not yet by any means
exhausted on the numerous water courses IN
tidewater Virginia and North Carolina, and to
capital and enterprise holds out fattcring In
ducements.
Evidence is uot wanting that many Virgin,
ians who left their native State, years ago, tc
aid in founding the new Commonwealth OF the
South and West are about to return to us.
On Tuesday, bona fide sale of a lot OF loose
tobacco was effected in Lynchburg, by Mr.
VIM. A. loot, at the unequoed price OF eleven
hundred and sixty dollars per hundred weight
Alta meeting of the Board of Directors Of
the Bank Of Virginia, held on Monday, Samue
G. Tardy was elected president Of the bank
in place Of james Caskie, deceased.
The grave of Peter Francisco, remarkable
man in the history of Virginia, lies unmarked
by tombstone in the Shochoe Hill Cemetery
in Richmond.
On Friday night last all the prisoners there
negroes confined in the Fauquier County Jail
made their escape from that 'domicile y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS!!o Patent
IN Medicines--Ayers Ague Cure Osgo9ds
Cholagogue ,Shallenbergcr's Pills, Oregon Ague
Powders, Chickahominy Bitters, Blades Lu-
bricators, Costar,s and Stonebraker's Rat E1-
terminators, Ellis Citrate Magnesia, and Co&e's
Sparkling Gelatine
Spices-Race and Jamaica Ginger, Whole
and Ground Black Pepper Long Pepper. hlte
Pepper, White and Back Mustard Seed, Pure
Ground English Mustard, Celery Seed, Cara
way and Co,iander seed, Gloves Mace, All
spice and Nu.megs.
Pure Medicinal L;ouo-.-Fine old Cognac
Brandy ard Old C,acd 60, Pure Blackberry and
Cherry and Madeira Wires, Jamaica Rum and
Stougbton Cis.ers al in hocyles..
Drugs Bi-carb SODA. Pp~e Cream Tartar,
Refined Borax ESt~act LoSWood, Saltpetre
Blue Visyol. Alur', Epson $, Is, Copperns,
Flowe- Sulplur ard ErIr.. one besides Lewis
Pure Whise Lead, Colors IN oil, Raw and Boil
ed L:n:ced Oil, cached Winter strained Lard
OH. Irsin Oil, and Pure N eatsfoe; OIL.
Also, just received Il large .$2Esment OF
Sizes JANNEY u CO.,
Druggists, 1915. King street.
gss>T To the country tyanc-maklng nSpecia !
tY Of this b@anch OF our business, ana keeping
everything put up in cunvenienS form inr re-
tailers-wc would earnestly request Call or
will at any time furnish quotations. ard All nthcr
information desired. oc =
by. VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Joseph Curl to John T. Williams
dated 10Th Of October, 1858, of record in the
Clerks Office Of the Prince William County
Court, for the benefit Of Ayett Nicol, | shall,
on the FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBEk
MEX /, that being Court day, proceed to sell
before the Court House door Of the County 0!
Prince William. at public auction, to the high;
est bidder, the TRACT OF LAND, in said deed
of trust mentioned, supposed to contain three
hundred and fifty acres, situated in said county,
in few hundred yards of the county scat, upon
the following terms, to wit: p:third cash, and
the balance upon credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months, the deferred payments to be
secured by bonds, with good personal security
and deed of trust on the premises. This is ar
improved tract Of land and has a valuable cop
per mine uponit, JOHN WiLLlAMN,
Admir-. Of John Il. Williams, dec d.
RRENTsyILLE Va oct 3l--laW4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

5 Theslast Occasional, letter from Mr.. For
.ney, says:-sI am not advocating impeacah
ssment my Objects simply to show that if it
becomes necessary, the earnest representatives
of the American people will not shrink from
all the responsibility it may impose. This is
simply another note Of warning like that
10 the case of the Baltimore Police Commits
siopcrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

The last reports from Mexico are that there
has been mutiny Of one Of the Imperial regl
ments-that Maxamilian by reason of Sickness
and distress of mind has gone into seculslon
and that his abdication, is expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

Ex-Secretary Harlan has published a letter
in vindication Of his action in the matter Of the
sale Of the Cherokee Neutral Lands and
in review Of the Attorney Generals opinion on
that subject He defends his own course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

Notwithstanding the decision of the Gov
ernor of Maryland, in the case of the Baltl-
more Police Commissioners, there isno blood
and thunder" in the Washington Chronicle
this morning. But the Chronicle says the
interesting portion of the proceedings is yet to
come. @tlSa. E33fs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02
DIED.


In Washington, on Thursday, November lst,
1866, SARAH FRANCES, beloved wife OF
John F. Whitemore, and daughter of S. n: and
Sarah NJ. ChipleY in The 33d year of her
age Her funeral will ia Ike a, place from the
re ;denco of her parents, No: Goa, Cameron ST.:
Alexandria, Va, on Saturday morning, At 10
o'clock, when the friends Of the family are in
vited to attend. Deceased was kind and at
fcetionate mother, a devoted wife, and an OK
emplary Christian,
His will be done
Another jewel has gone.
Rest sister rest,
In the land Of the blest.
In Washington, yesterday Of dptheria. in
the sd year of his age, JoHN N. spiEED'
ry distress to a far wider circle than that of
relatives and persona, friends merely dyn The ne
synonym for unspotted integrity, brilliant
talents, entire selishness, and noble DISPOSE;
ton never surpassed by the noblest ever called
gentleman.
On the LIST, Capt. NJ. CLAPDORE. gsS- The
friends of the family are requested to attend his
funeral from his late residence, Sc north Pitt
street. tomorrow afternoon, at o clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02
TO HOUSEKEEPERS!
A NEW INVENTION
CALLED THE
PATENT MAGIC POWDER,

WILL
REMOVE ALL TARNISH AND RUST
FROM
SILVER, CUTLERY, TIN, BRASS AND
ALL METALLIC SUBSTAN CES,
Without labor or dampning, and producing Il
brillancy like new which is durable and last
ing. 1t saves all the labor of securing. and is
as little trouble as washing does not injure the
finest Silver or Plated surface. 1t is newly
patented article, and every household is invited
TO try one box to satisfy themselves. 1t agreat
SAVING OF LABOR FOR HARM ESS-
MAKERS, SADDLERY,
and all having anything to polish q
Manufactured by w P. CASE IL BRO,
Sc East Broadway, N. Y
j. BRODERS & CO.,
Agents, Wholesale Grocers,
ALEXANDRIA, VA .
to whom all orders will be addressed 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02
MARRIED.

At Georgetown, on the 31st ultimo by the
Rev. Mr. Williams WALTER S. COX to
MARGARET L. DUNLOP, only daughter of
James Dunlop.
On Thursday, the 1st instant by the Rey. r,
J. Keeling, u. D., R;jBERT p: IA YL0K,
esq, of Poughkcepsie, n " to Miss VIRGIN
IA s., daughter of Franck Tay lor, esq of Wash
ington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

At the election in "West Virginia SO
caled-at Charlestown, Jefferson county, IS
votes were polled in district which formerly
summed up 500! And this is called on cleo,
tiDn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

HENRY CLAY's PREDICTION In his letter
70 Calvin Cotton, on September q, lS43, Mr..
Clay says: '"Ehe present question, the sla-
very question: in the Free States will destroy
all harmony, md finally lead to disunion. The
consequences Of disunion are~perpetual war
! the extinction of the African race-nltmate
military despotism. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
II "a ISL Gg = -

~ - sEs ~ &c f;S2 -iae. .fiz----;asasa
On and alter FRIDAY, the 10Th instant, a
1,ilv nas on ser train will run between Washing
ton a"d LvncaDu.55, connecting at Gordonsvliic
witl vs. Ccn..,ll ..i.ilroad trains fer Hichmontu:
St,un.on + I'd ,l:e Y 5inia Springs; at llync4-
bur. y: rout t.c cn,i0n .or ill the Southwest
ard a. Wa=ninG N or North end Yves.
Ale%apI;.;;us. T. m: n Iivingat Lyncn u 2
~ ~ y. M, conncc Ing with,tho Virai mia "nd
Ten ne ain leaving l,ynchburg ut 80 nm
Leave I.vnco2r !. .4j' m; arrive n a ,eH.
nndr;a a. AS D. m and At Washington at o.4*
p. N. :.
IL .oad Is attractive. not only for It's com.
rorsn ole accommodations, but Tor the fact that i;
passe3 ne now historic localities Of Fairfax, Bu'
Run, Manassas, Bristoe, Catletts, Kappahun
mock. Culpcper Orange and GnrdonsVille
places Of inpcrishable interest in the popnI"
mind.
Through tickets to MI points south and south
wa msy be haG in Boston, New York, Phila
deiphia ind Bal iInore, and at tho offices Of tn
road in Wellington and Alexandrla.
j. NJ. BROADUS,
ie l3-tf General Ticket Agent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

Rev. Henry A. Nicely, of New York, has
been elected Protestant Episcopal bishop of
Mine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
~ EXPRESS LINE STEAM ERS
OLD LINE, wa CANAL

sU~aD Regular SLING day.: every;
from Pierlj, Georgetown: E. Pier, New York.
and Pier H. Alexandria, w, connecting Win
the ORANGE & Alexandria Railroad at Aeyan-
d'ia and with thc lle.lo polisan Steamship Lime
at New York ior EOston.
Bills La2iHy $igNed n!ough 20 Boston direct.
Fret ght . ca t. CwC "a -eS, and forwarded TO
all na Is o. 'He Uni. ed States reeoc Commission.
for Fret. 1T apply q no
No. d. s. Wharves, AlexanGiia Va.
JAMES HAND,
l04, Wall street, New York.
JOHN b. DAVIDSON,
81, Water street, Georgetown, D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

GOLD.
NEW York, November 2 Gold, l4G5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

GRAND OPENING OF
SJ NEW SELECTED STOCK
OF FALL IL WINTER CLOTHING, &
GENTLEAIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT No. 202, Cor. KING AND COLUMBUS SITS.
The subscriber begs leave to call the attention
of the public to the following articles, w
Heavy Kip Boots; also, superior article OF Bro
cams. Suitable for Farmers and Planter; all kind:
Of Dress Roots. Caters, and Shoes, for Gonlo
men also, all kinda Of Caters, suitable for La
dies Misses and Children. with variety Of Drcs:
Shoes-Morocco, Kid and Patent Leather.
Call ut the old stand of H. Strauss, No. 2O2
corner King and Columbus streets
Oc l3-lm* l. KAN Nj II L.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

''WEsT VIRGINIA. The Wheeling lntelli-
gencer sums up the results Of the late election
in West Virginia, and comes to the conclusion
that the Radicals will have SO large majority
in the next Legislature that the ratification Of
the proposed constitutional amendment is
highly probable, and that-we let it speak for
itself 4. a.@s.. s..
ssIfthe commissioners of old Virginia come
over here making propositions of reunion, they
will be politely, but decidedly, informed that
tBarkis is not willin. !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02
STEAMERS, RAILROADS, &c.
ALEXANDRIA,, LoUDoUN HAMPSHIRE z. 2.
tG3 Eg Ess5 s55 $500.
TRAINS LEAVE ALEXANDRIA DAILY sun

TRAINS LEAVE ALEXANDRIA DAILY (sUN-
DAYS EXCEPTED AT 81 h. NJ.
For Falls Church, Vienna, Thornton, Herndon,
Guilford, Farmwell and misunderstanding
ut GuiIfcid with Hutchinson's Coaches, daily,
for Gum Spring, Arcoa Aide Middieburg,
and UpperYillc; and at Fnrmwell or Belmont
with Pcucoc!;;s Coaches for Lecsburg Ham
lion Puucellyille, Snicl;crsville, Castleman
Feriy. Bcrryvile and Winchester.
Fac ITO h[iddleburg, So IS; Uppervllle,
81; Lccsburg, S., Winchester, S. So In
tcrmclia>e points in proportion:
w. BLYTHE,
or l0--eotjHnl General Superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

NOTICE.-The United States Government
IN having this day relinquished the possession
and control Of the ''Washington & Alexandria
Turnpike Road" which has been used by it as
q ''mili;ary road" since the 25th of May, 1861,
the public are informed that the Turnpike will
be Immediately repaired and Kept in perfect
order hereafter; to pay for which it will be ne
cessary to collect the legal tolls. rs heretofore,
beginning on Thursday next, the first Of Nov
embcr. JOSEPH f. BROWN,
oc 30 lw1 Prcst. Wash & Alexa Turnpike Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

ITO ARRIVE-Cargo Vcrdin & Som, MAJ
S""'' anu " ~ OIL " y a." a. SN0OT,
oot,5tf No p King E.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-11-02

GAIT expected cargo of I1'' ,'rr;yS.
- fine, and G. A. SALT, for sac 70 g. 90
Applyto octS-lm r. 4. BREW - y "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-09

4 corresrondeni uishes 90 kno~ how BE-
shall bssi dispose Of his muck that b. hauls
in the winter. In ans~er-h rulst depend
somewhat uPon the situation ~ our CORES
ponaepf - 90 tie disposal q his muck In
the attitude 81 this Sale IL . difbcult CON
posting Il during thc ~infer months. 4
yen have two or more horses. a few loads
NAV be MIXED With The horse manure 20
good advaniage. esPcclaliy nyou have hogs
90 work it over IN our barn cellar. Mex.
II allowed to be heated win The manure
somewhat. may be used the next season on
some crors-
We think. however. that the b~.t dispose
ton 90 make Of "a. = 70 hAul a. asch a.
possible and dcpo,ii Il ia the barn sard.
when "a VII D. mixed vith stable manure.
and then haul il cot the next autumn and
stack q in The Geld for the next year.
crop. We think that much % The valu- Of
muck = lost on using Il too sour. Ia NEST
lie thoroughly changed IN some q 10 eie-
Heuts before Il can b. admitted a. useful
iertlEer. Very sandy land nav o. I'm
proved BY haulns a on % the ground and
Pio~ins IL IN directly from the swamp. after
having been exposed O. freeEing aal tha--
ING during the siufer wah Eulc rl4s.
Der in sddi'ion. good crops Of potatoes nav
De raised Of most excellent quality.
We believe muck = a good investment r
properly managed. Itadds - much 90 fLe
vegetable consiifsients nccesssry 90 make
good sol. ard nalis-~d % absorb the
iquid manare Of the stable. and undergo
fermentation when uiSed vi.k stable MAJ.
ere. II never f4ils Of adding 10 tie valae Of
ths manurc heap
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-09

Il Is very un~isc 20 storc a largc quaint
~ Of vegr,sblcs in the crllar q farm
house. even II Il = % Sufficient capacity
In The latter part OF winter there Ill BE-
some dccay. snd uothing can b. u,orc
detrimental 90 ihe hcalsh than living over a
mass q deosying vegetables MATTER. Rus
fec cel,Hrs are large cnoagh 20 hold fhc
prodscts Of thc arm that rcqsirc winter
storage. A. ~ devote more attention %
the economicsl ieeding q rock. ths
morc seriously. Carrots. bects. pa-snips.
cahbsge ard the Ike require celiar ron.
A sandy hill SIDE j. the best place fof uaAk-
ing a q lar; IN this situaticn good drain-
ace = secured as vel a. easy Access. A
good cellar. ho~evcr. car hs made IN a-v
place vhcrC the -aier wi not b. sithin
three o. four fret q The surfacv. E-r,ccial
pains most b. taken 20 secure drainasc
Dig dom as far a. drainase 81 slio-r. ard
throw The Earth bark 20 BE- uscd iu banking
up II ROACH stones are % 10 hal. tbrv
sre bet for the walls; Il uot. r>--- ard
pianks VII Answer. 4 strong ridge pole
Is necessary. ~tich must D. supported ~
posts Bank the .ides 18th earth and
plank The roof. and cover ~iih sfra~ or
lesses. OVER ~bioh rough boards. 90 some
'hirg Of the lind aust be placvd 20 rrc-
vert blo-ins 81 An easv onirance
should Be made At the front. ~ digging
do~n the earth n craduai siore. anI a.
this part I'll be exposed io the wcasher. e
shauil be made doable an = boar,i.. CD
ed between uith straw. Where stone -
used, space Tor AR IS sufi ei~nt
Nich. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-09

SoTs nd their f.-'. says tte A--irai..r-
isi. uoi o. .liur on tarm. Dos br ers-f.nr
tlem a-a.nsi fte siie oi .he rer Poles
Dc aroaal tae ren a.aaf oue zoos from ti.e
rslis. I'D taai in isyinz io-u fi,e 49, can.
DO crori tas pi-s aga .nsi iisc side.. oil
ave tle hiflc ones.
J. Ncton. -ritirg iro-,, " .nnebsro O.
lH.. o. the Amercan A-r,.aitrr..f. .srs.
" ! an iliiy Persassed that ts~ too u.o.,
noriheriy couufl.s. throueh 49, Ri
rlrer runs. have aot f1r a. ia.t s.-t,s.-
years. avenged freniy fsc bu.Lel. o. ,s..
t-eniy busheis per acre. coantfnr an ths
lasds planted in corn.
a ~. Barton rrifes fo fbe Ns- Yort
fsru'efs ciub on tbc sssqaehsuna river
soueiil.es quartcr 81 an acre in exient. on
~hieh corn I'll not gro-. thar AL. never
theiess. rrolsos fsir crops o. sbcu. oats
and grass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-02-09
barlev Tor Hcrses.

IL j. excellent but rsfl.cr expensive a.
compared wiih other kind. of food. BARLEY
boiled. unground. has bong been ussd a. =
mash for borses. and t IS especially ral-a-
be after bard das's work. or uLon iie
animal j. hiiie aiiing. Il acts "a rcntI.
aPeIient or laxative. opening the .yseu
AM soiiening the ska. Bariey meal has
long been hishlv esteemed FOR iis soothing
ea~cts on the ANIMAL system. preventing
ontaneous irritafions. a.. For divisional
Use. 80 regard it as very vaisablc article
Of food for horscs. bat 90 feed inc value. A.
. regular article Of iood. j. les than thai
OF oars.
Take. ior exampic. the case Where q
borse has had an extra hard day's uork. OF
a very hong drive. and has come hone cx-
hAEsted .--osed Up. some folks ~oald give
hiin an extra feed o. eats. AM think thev
~ere doing Ian graieisl scrvire. Moth
- b. more iujudicious. Better leave ham
without anything. Bet a nash u barley
prepared In the WAY Indicated. would b.
Just The thing you oosid give han. Il
makes him a sell cooked gruel. s6lablr.
and suth,isutiy stimuiaiins 20 tie .icuaaeh B.
and q an d. followed by no unplea.ant
rcsults- IP.o-man.