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The SOUTHERN PLANTER Ann
:. m = -" THs SOUTHERN PLAYrRR - and
.,. s o sARaHR.' hitherto published separately in
das sy, WIN Do consolidated on and ter the ist
t,,;. Vi 'anuary' 1883. and published under the
a.is OF THE SOUTHERN PLAsTpp a9f ,Wn sue
sAhMka." This new Issue will ctnst,tr,a ~ - -
1e0oho %" volume tnew seriss) of "T.sp sorrpruS
,hANreR." In consideration of tn, s,,,naa.s -,
sne nmes and the impoverished O. ,ndtt,on NJ Tho
asreoitursts OF the South, the to- rms or srh.cr,n
mon non 10. the next year will be RE- pUcED TO TWO
uo.LA hs-payable in advanc, >. We rely unon
aa o our friends for the ccsss of our enter
h,.v 90 we snail be able to sustain such a cha.
~. IA ''- ~. our Journal as VIII make 1t worthy OF
'heif '""onAse. CHARL' ss B. WILLIAMS,
ditor and Proprietor
Office lois Main street; ,ost. Office box s5a Rich.
mond. Va. =. 20 =.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE PosT.oFFIc December 12: Captain Il. ID
watkins, imperfect address; Simpson r.
Moses, Washington, D: c., revenue stamp
Miss Bette z. Epes, Nottoway Courthouse
Va, no stamp; Messrs. Metz, Nathan 90,
New York, no stamp: Thomas Brown, New
York, stamp from envelope; Joseph a. Nor
ris, Washington, D. c., worthless stamp; r
II. Woodward, Orange Courthouse, Va, no
stamp Miss Martha Nicholas, Louisa Court
house, Va, revenue stamp; X. ). Elsom
Rockfsh Depot, Va, no stamp; A. h. Gale
& Co., New York, no stamp.
These letters can be taken from the once
during the day and until O'Clock this after
noon, at which hour they are put up 10 De sen
to the dead letter office at washington
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ns IMPORTANT TO WHOLESALE

family soaps, now so favorably known all over
the United States is, as its name indicates, made
of the "hard substance of pure tallow" upon an
entirely new principle. Clothes need no boiling,
no rubbing on wsshboard; one pound will 60
as far as three pounds OF other family soaps. If
1t does not give satisfaction return 1t at our ex-
pense. Beware OF limitations; the genuine Is
made only by
MoKEONE, VAN HAAGEN s. CO.,
Manufacturers,
% south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Barclay
street. New York. no So-eoWom
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LOCAL MATTERS.

IHs EXPLOSION on THE RICHMOND AND Ps-
TERsBURG RA1LRoAD.-The special telegram in
yesterdays Dispatch announced to our readers
the main facts connected with the explosion of
Inc locomotive "Henrico,'' on the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad, Wednesday after
noon. The engine was total loss, as might
nave been expected from its advanced age and
the constant strain to which 1T has been sub.
Jected In drawing heavy freight trains. 1t is
singular fact that this is the third or four tn
locomotive attached to the Richmond and
petersburg railroad which has been blown
up during the past three or four years.
MT. Norris, the young gentleman who lost
ms life, was native of PENNSYLVANIA, but
had been resident of Richmond for several
years. He had singular presentiment on
the day of his melancholy death, and bade
ms young and interesting family a most
tender and affectionate farewell when he left
tnem to run the trip which proved his last.
his body was shockingly mutilated by the ex-
pioslon, and his features totally unrecogniza-
Die. The fragments of his body were gathered
up and taken to the residence of the family, in
this city, corner First and Canal streets.
Here a most heart-rending scene was wit
messed. The young and affectionate wife's
lamentations were mingled with those of other
near and dear relatives, who had but recently
arrived from Philadelphia on visit. Two
dear little ones survive devoted father and
whose loss is TO them irreparable.
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TIE OYsrER-TAx STEiMERs.-The steamers
built by the State with view TO the coleG.
lion of the oyster tax have since their launch
been supplied with boilers fyom One
Sa.f ord we are informed that the trial was
SATISFACTORY. This steamer (the name OF when
~a We're unable to learn) will be ready for ser
,,;oa in n faw 6ayS.
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CASES IN BANKRuPTCY.-War have been
issued against the following persons, VINO
have been adjudged bankrupts on their own
petitions:
N. E. May, of Albemerle; w. w. Keen, OF
Pittsylyania; John l.. Pairo of Pittsylvanla
H. Q. Tabb, of Richmond; Melville Rose, OF
Lancaster S. F. Swanson, OF Pittsylyania
o. Deal, of Campbell F. S. r. Shelton, of
Pittsylvania Lucy Arlington, OF Henry
Robert Armistead, of Richmond; Strother
Horn of Augusta; B. +. Mitchell, OF Henry
Thomas Oldham, of Richmond; James u.
Scarce of Pittsylyania.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Henry WooosoI' )
an Ethiopian gallant and eN-penitentlary pro,
with soul attuned to deeds of high renown,
came down alike Il thousand OF bricks aIsu
unon Anne Scott, of the same race ana coior
who. not fancying being done brown IN Ina
style, appealed TO the police 1or pro'ec'ioh' ~
Woodson was locked up.
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The ACCIDENT TO THE HATTERAs.-Particu-
lars were received last night Of the accident
to the steamer Hatteras, which left New York
on Saturday last. On Sunday morning At
about half past clock, when between Five
tathoms Eight and the Capes of Delaware,
she was run into by an unknown schooner,
her quarter boat carried away, saloon stove
in, bulwarks and hull damaged, and rudder
ropes carried away. The steamer laid to
two hours for repairs, and then proceeded to-
ward Richmond, when the side steam pipes
gave out, and she anchored off Cape May
After thirty-three hours waiting, the steam
New York, where She is now undergoing re-
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OFFICERS OF THE GRAND CoMMANDERY OF
jIRGISIA-The following grand officers of
the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar
of the State Of Virginia were elected for the
ensuing year at the Annual Assembly held
yesterday in this city:
r. f. Edward H. Gill, Richmond, Grand
Commander V. E. John Robin Mcdaniel,
Lynchburg, Deputy Grand Commander; f.
William B. Isaacs, Richmond, Grand Gene
ralissimo L. John W. Potts, Greensville
county, Grand Captain General; +: George
w. Dame, Danville, Grand Prelate; L. James
Evans, Richmond Grand Treasurer; E. John
Dove, Richmond, Grand Recorder; Z. Robert
Z. Withers, Lynchburg, Grand Senior War
den f. L. F. Johnson, Goodsou, Grand Ju-
nior Warden L. John f. Regnault, Rich
mond, Grand Standard Bearer; i. John L.
Cook, Petersburg, Grand Sword Bearer E.
John G.. Smith, Norfolk, Grand Warder;
E. Thomas Angel, Richmond, Grand Stew
ard f. r. d. Sanxay Richmond, Grand Sen
tinel.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER Il, 1867.

PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER II. 1867.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, msr-
chandise and passengers. l.. b. Tatom.
Schooner Lucy D., Higgins, Boston, merohan-
disc, captain.
Schooner D. W. Vaughn, -, New York, SALT
captain.
SAILED.
Schooner E. Waterman, Washington, D. c.,
granite, Crowell i Currie.
schooners A. H. Cain and Clara, Merrick, down
the river, light.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner CASTOR T. Hubbard, Loveland, hence,
via Petersburg. at Providence on llth instant.
Schooner Mary J. Fisher, Fisher. and J. b.
Gallagher, Gallagher, sailed from Philadelphia
for Richmond the 11th instant.
Schooner J. Stroup. Crawford, hence at New
York on the llth instant.
Schooner Mary Francis, Boyle, hence, at Eor-
fol k on 18th instant
WHITE HOUSE, December l2.-Sailed, steamer
Mystic, Schermerhorn Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers, Richmond and York River Railroad.
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RIoTER PARDoyED.-The Governor has par
doned Carter Robinson, a negro, convicted of
being engaged in the 9th Of May riot, and
sentenced by the Circuit Court of Richmond
to six months Imprisonment, and also sem
fenced by the Hastings Court to confinement
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In our notice of the election of the officers
Of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Virginia
we omitted to state that General W. Is.
Taliaferro was elected Grand Junior Deacon.
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ny L. FRANKLIN, OPTICIAN, 91s MAIN
street, above Tenth. BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEC
TACLES correctly suited to the eye at reduced
prices. MICROSCOPES, OPERA GLASSES, etc.
de 10-3t
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TIE NEGRo-WHAr is. HIS ErHyoLod1cAL
PosIT1oN.-T6rner, of the news depot, mas mas
received another Supply 9i 'Vs We aekynoWedge aSy
indebtedness for copy.
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FIRE IN CAROLINE CoUSTY.-We hear of
the total destruction of the residence of Will
liam 7. Chandler, Esq, near Pamela, Caroline
county, Va, 4 day or two since. The build
ing ignited in the roof from falling sparks,
and was totally destroyed Mr. Chandler was
absent ut the time, but Mrs. Chandler, aided
by some school girls and couple of serving
women, succeeded in removing a piano and 4
few other articles of value. The great bulk
of the furniture, clothing, etc., shared the fate
OF the dwelling, and were entirely consumed.
we hear that there was no insurance. Mr.
Chandler is 4 prominent member of the Caro-
line county bar, and will have the sympathies
of widely extended circle of acquaintance in
his misfortune. In times like the present, the
ioss is one of q most serious character.
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AnaqIseg1ae7lts.

T AIDES FESTIVAL.-The ladies of
IL the First Baptist church invite the congregs-
ton and all their friends to the lecturs-room OF
the church during the Afternoons and evenings of
the week commencing Monday. December eth.
substantials and dsficsciss will be furnished for
the refreahment Of heir visitors. Useful and
fancy articles will be exhibited for sale
Norafiss, lotteries, chances. or anything incon-
sistsnt with Christian principle. de T-lw
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Special Notices.

a@ BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, xc.-msm.
bers Of the Convention, strangers, and all other
Ia want OF -u SS~ot'
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C..
stock before purchasing. 0A'eA''e
have many styles not to be found in anv o,,sr
honse in the city, and my general .,o., III,
De found equal to any ever ofrared 4, ,,,s VIZ
can at the corner Of Ninth and Ma,r ..,aas.
-e-- ---M JOHN @. PAGE, IN.
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THANKS to Captain Clifford. Of the steamer
John Sylvester, for the Norfolk Irg''''a" OF
the 18th instant.
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GRAND LODGE OF VIRGISIA-DIsTRIcT
DEPUTY GRAND MASTERS APPoISTED.-No. ],
y. ID. Fisk. No.2, J. u. Donovan. No. g. N.
S. Walker. No 4, Warner Eubank. No. 5,
w. H. Chapman. No. 6, George H. Jordan.
No. 7, +. X. Harris. No. s, J Ohm f. Regnault.
No. 9, William H Taylor. No. 10, John Dud-
ley Davis. No. II, John II. Seay. No. y,
Zeph. Turner. No. l3, John J. Chew. No.
II, William H. Walker. No. Is, w. H. Lam
bert. No. l6, A. P. Abel. No. II, J. p. A.
Entler. No. IS, Joseph S. Carson. No. 10,
Joseph L. Logan. No. 30, j g. Boude. No.
81, Ii. Armspaugh. No. 90, L. +. Woltz. No.
%, L. f. Johnson. No. "a, Joel Mcpherson.
No. 90, T. P. Matthews. No. 80, George w.
Dame: No. 80, p. c. Thompson. No. SO, E.
w Henry.
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nH- GOLD, SILVER, AND BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS, bought and sold by
EDWARD COHEN,
southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets
de l0-lw
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8nllnmnd 1ispatrIt.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1s. 1867.

TIE ne CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
t,f,a pAfTSa Is LARGER THAN THE COM.
65D 61MED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
CITH CIMEh DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
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Males and Horses for Sale

MULES AND HoRsEss.a,S...na
~ Jgst sEnysd Ct tn tss q gxcHAsSns IS H1snns %
lin st<sst. oNg HUNDRED YOUNG and 61zMM1
WRLL.BRoKE MULES. Alsos lot OF me mel ySm .,,Si II
HORSES suitable for farm purposes "nise "it'
Invite the attention OF the farmers ana rish1s
OF North Carolina and Virginia 20 snis ~
.Eslitv md nIs. n. ss-taJ YOKE q DAVlS.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-m
~ compliance with sn ordinance Of me essS ts St
Richmond VIII attend q ny S@eS, IA isss g e ne
sist Of December, inclusive. @ receive tns re, Is,
naming half Of the CITY TaS ~ 81, . In
June. JULiun a, hsss moi maid sny
portion Oh J nav the amount OF their taxes, rs
sane 'as no opportunity of calling on ,htm be.
s,rs ad er,isns their property for sale wnish WI
Lots It ~ s,wsnty per cent on not sold). fhose VINO
srs not paid bs!r personal tax by that utae mus;
aSpsct to have their goods levied on ss soon ss
Sst ont OF the once. am requested 70 sesps my
| entire account IN February. ,o,,oy orcp
de 2-lm y. a. nooSNH., 49, y, =. =.
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER 10, 1867.
Sun rises s,.......717 Moon rises ........... 7.33
Sun sets. High tide, P. M.... 5.44
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BE 1867. CHRISTMAS. 1867.
ANDREW ANToNI respectfully invites atten-
ton to his large and select assortment of FRENCH
and AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY, including
y EXTRA REFINED CANDIES
of his own manufacture which, for purity and ex-
cellence of flavor, have for the past eighteen
years been pronounced by competent judges
THE BEST AS WELL AS THE CHEAPEST
made or sold in this city.
Call and examine my stock
ANDREW ANT0NI,
south side Main street. below the post. office.
de l0-lw
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Rs T + e N TION..
THE MOST GOODS OF THE BEST QUALITY
FOR THE
LEAST MONEY
SAMUEL N. PRICES,
9O3 MAIN STREET.
[de 1l-st1
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NOTICE-TO ALL YIRGINlANSs
y AND ANY OTHERS WHO MAY FEEL AT AN
IETRREsT IN TIE HisToRY , or = THE 1iy f4S1cH 4p1cH.
MOND DISPATCH, dating from the first OF re-
bruary lsO2 TO the ia.t day Of March, 1865, winch
A~ ~ J. q. LANCE,
den-lw No. sO5 Fourth street. near Broad.
DIANO FOR SALE-six ard half
/ octave. in gopd order. Can be seen at No.
lslg Franklin street. % Ai-'t"
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be- CHRISTMAS PREPARE FOR 1T
OLD APPLE BRANDY,
BUM,
IRISH WHIsKEY,
COOKING WINE.
PORT and SHERRY WIEE,
FRENCH BRANDY and GIN,
FIVE-YEAR OLD BYE EWHISKEY-warranted
LONDON PORTER,
CRUSHED, POWDERED, and COFFEE sU-
CARS,
P:IME LAGUAYRA and RIO COFFEBS,
SUPERIOR GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
FLOUR and BUCKWHEAT,
BUTTER and LARD,
in store for sale by JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
1910 Franklin street,
de low near Old Market.
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pursuant to adjournment, the stockholders
net yesterday morning at II o'clock-Mr. F.
N. Walking in the chair.
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EXAMINING COMMITTEE.

On motion of Mr.. William Clark, the Elk
amining Committee Of last year were unani
mously reelected
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PORTRAIT OF W. P. TUSsT

On motion of MIR. Keen, it was
"Resolued, That the presiding officer at each
meeting of stockh olders shall be paid IS per
diem for his services
Resolutions expressive of thanks to the pro-
prietors of the Exchange Hotel for services
rendered were passed sitter which The meet
ing adjourned.
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MNnWhitcSXnall.

Take clean, watertight barrel, ror an
other eaitable casls, and put into'it- half a
bushel Of lime, Slnke 1t byYpouring ,0ater
over Il, boiling hot, and in sufficient guam,
tity to cover it fiye inches deep, aud stir it
briskly ppsil thorougily sidSed. When the
shaking has been effected, dissolve it in wa
ter, and add two pounds OF sulphate. of
zine and one OF common salt These will
cause the wash to hadcn, and pryent it's
cracking, which gives an unseemly appear.
ance to the work, . II desirable, u beautiful
cream color may be added to the above
wash, by adding three pounds of yellow
oohrS; or q good pearl or lead color, by
the additioniof lamp; vine or ivory black.
For fAwn color . add aour pounds OF lumber,
Turkiahs or. Amerioan--the latter kis- the
chcapeatv--one pound Iudian rcd and one
pound cemlnon lAnpblack This wash may
be applied with common whitewash brush
aud will bs found much superior, both in
appearance anil durability, to common
WhllOwAsh. "a 4.aIaa,ss 81. gtaa 81 " .as aa
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IN PARTITION.

RIO Samuel Bartlett Andrew ShafFer and Elizu
L Shaler, of Steuben County, Indiana; and
Joshua Bartlett, Frances Bartlett, Jncob Bartlett
Julia A. Bartlett, and John aud Amanda Hocken-
berger, Of Wood County, Ohio You arc hereby
notified that james McWiley, on tho 2jth day Of
April, 1897 filed his petition for partition in the
Clerks Office of the Court of Common Pleas OF
said county praying that partition DO made of the
Sc %u o sec w. PA a. San,, s, ID sara county
The ss part thereof 70 James McWley; the "A
part thereof TO Joshua Bartlett the X part there
of to Frances Bartlett the q part tllereofin equal
shares to Samuel Bartlett, Joshua Bartlett, Fran
ces Bartlett, Jacob Bartlett, Amanda Hockenber-
ger and Eliza Shaffer heirs Of Julia Bartlett. de-
OeRsed, and for the assignment OF dover 10 Julia
A, Bartlett in said premises. Said petition will be
for hearing at the next tenn Of said Court Of Com
mon Pleas, at the next term thereof commencing
June 4, 1887. j. Fu& =. B. PRICE,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Perrysburg, April 20, 1867. 62fs 80
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The KeIle,,s Island Crane Crop,

The Saudusky Register says, in an srti.
Gle on matters on'Kslloy's leland alA3
The prospect for the grape crop is re-
ported excellent. Tho cold weather has
not injured the vines in the least, aud the
vineyards ,Srelin q dourishing condition,
They accordingly, expect a thgiying grape
season. They have been some what ihoon-
~snisnasd BY the failure of the crop last
year, but are determined to make the year
1867 repay their losses. To raccomplish b
this they are working most iudustriouSly in
theI Vineyards. which look thriving, and
In good condition. The buds aud wood
have been injured by the irost, hut, on
inspection, look fresh and greou. ANNA
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Free culture

The profits Of orchard, or tree culture,
arc increasing every year. With. good
management tho fruits Of tho orchard will
often bring moro than the productions OF
the field. Few orchards, il on good soil
and properly cared for, will fail to net QUE
hundred dollars per acre--often twice or
thrice ahat amount. The demand for fine
fruit ia increasing annually, aud there is ne
danger Of over stocking the market. But
Il there was little marketable value in or.
ohsrd fruit, Il should be cultivated for its
health giving properties Tor yourself, your
family, and your friends. Go on the prin-
Uiple OF Increasing domestic comfort ;ot
perpetualing good health Of adding some-
thing to the pleasure and happiness Of those
who are dependant upon yon,A Generosity
TO postsrity, to those who may toll ON the
Same farm, who may SOW the same fields,
who may gather the harvcsts after you have
gone, and who are at last dlaid beside you
under the same identical soil youlhave oul.
tivated. should not be forgotten. We all
be'ong to one great family or brotherhood,
OF whom God 10 the Great Father.
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f4rm aad at6asrhuld.


ftia Rgopd,plm 10 test grass and clover
seed before sowing, by putting seeds pre-.
viously counted w ~ cup gflled with good
sdil. Cover the seeds quartet inch deep,
siSd kscp The soil moist aud warm. IN .
few dayt Slie proportion oisood seeds may
be determiued, fe ais sast tsl HaIT
prrrn HHNDrnsoN, one Of the great mar.
keV karduers In New Jersey, states that
horsersdish Is considered one VI the suresl
aa,l easiest crops to grew. II is planted in
the spring aud dug IN the fall sOut to mar.
ket 10 barrels, aud sOd by weight. Il %
salss are from 5000 70 $500 per acre.
AixEw textile material resembling hemp
has been discovered Ia Nevada. II has n
slrOuzsr and iher 6bre. and longer staple
than hemp the etalk yields more and can
be stripped and prepared without previous
preparation. lfalT this is true, tho plant is
an Scquisition equrl IN vulue to the cotton
plant FasFFt -.~-.W AA -Eaa n
Isaac HsLeAoH, Of sonora. H. iiswritirg
to the New York Farmers Club, says: We
heve not lived long enough TO know how
durable 0sage'orange hedge will be, but so
far experience proves that The ionce is .
success, and good against all cattle, horses,
dogs and men, in from three to four years.
ANAHfro Vermont lately sold TO some
citizens Of franklin county, Ohio, what pur-
ported 60 boa number OF Spanish Mcrino
rama. The citizons were proud OF their
prize until the frst rain that came washed
of their hue, and they proved TO he ordin
Ary white scrubs" The enterprising Yer.
fnontes is at present in an Ohio jail.
RAPID growth makes mild flavor, slow
growth strong one therefore, grow veg.
etables quick aud fruit moderately. The
exceptions are only where size is valued
higher than favor e~ r7 f
KEEEABsR, that sorimpiug the feed of fat.
tening hoga is a waste of grain. .u fT.
THAT over fed fowls won't lay eggs.
THEr educating children is money lent at
hundred per oeot
Thar one evening spent at home in study,
10 more profitable than ten in lounging about
country taverns.
THAr cows should always be milked rOgs
ularly aud clean. el H Aaad 2''
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Is Guaranteed In every instance. Price Slj or
four bottles 10 one address, 50. in l.tt.f.f. ed
One bottle is sufficient ~ elect cure In all or
dinary cases.
ALSO, DR. JoINvILLE's SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy aud permanent cure Of Gonorrhea,
elect, Urethral Discharges, Gravel, Structure. and
all affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures
effected in from one to five days. They are pre-
pared from vegetable extracts that are harmless
on the system and never nauseate the stomach. or
mprcgnate the breath. No change Of diet is neccs-
sary while using them, nor does their action in
any manner interfere with business pursuits.
Price s per box.
Either Of the aforementioned articles win be
sent TO any address, closely sealed and pust-paid,
by mail or express, on receipt Of price. Address
all orders to
BERGER, SHUTS 4 Co., Chemists,
44zz No. 2Sb River-street, Troy, n. Y.