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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-08
By Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

rTIRTSTFE'S SALE OF A BRICK
TENEMENT. ON THE EAST SIDE OF Sc
C0SD STREET BETWEEN CANAL AND BYRD
In execution Of deed Of trust from A O; os'sr-
bind trustee for Marinda Mallory, dated Septem-
Cont office, being thereto requested by the credi.
tor secured | will sell at auction, upon he pre-
mi, es on TUESDAY, April 9th, at y o CLOCK + N /,
the same hour the properly conveyed In said deed,
being TENEMENT No. In Butterworths row.
situated as stated above. 81,
and to discharge note for SAC 49, Win lnteres'
from March o. 1857; credit a. 10 Si5s 80 nnt sep
made known Al the time OF sale. Purchassr to pay
tayas Tor 1867 p. w GRUBBS, Trustee.
GUrppa q WILLIAMS Auctioneers sp3
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By z. D. Eacho,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

FRAMED TENEMENT. ON THE
n NORTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BE.
TWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWEsTY-FIRS1
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will b.
sold at auction, on MONDAY the sth day OF April
1867, at ,lf- past o'clock p that very desira
BILE OK pCERY STAND recently occupied by wes
SAndrews II can be purchased privately IL ap.
pication Is made previous to the day OF sale.
TERMS: Made known on the day OF sale
E. ID. EACHO,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Fourteenth street between Main and Franklin.
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4 NTHRACIrE CO IL ut $3.50 per
n ton , No. . Mackersl at III per barrel; No. !
Herrings at 81 per barrel, Northern Ice at 8s per
ton Cider Vinegar at - cents per gallon, Rock,
land Lime II u 81 per cask sssd Potatoes - -. -
per barrel | shall keep con,tantly on hand sup
ply Of the above named articles and nope soon W
be able to reduce the prices on all OF them
ara BURNnAM WAkDWkLL,
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\ Interest on $3.50, 600 Government bonds, esti-
mated at u, 7sl, not included In the ABOVE.
/, J. b. MORTON, Cashier Of the National Bank
Of Virginia, do solemniy swear that the aooF.
stat.me mt is true 10 the best of my Knowledge and
beIief. j. b. MOTION, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this ID day oil
sps-st J. b. MACMURD0. Notary Public. !
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REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Lee & Goidin,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.ioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

VALUABLE FA IN n G., TIM
Ty oFHENRICG pISTASrFROM TWO To TEN
MILES From The CIrY OF RlGAMoEp, To-
GETHEK WITH iMPEoVED AND IN IMPROVED
LOTS IN T4E CITY, FOR SALE.-We are autho-
rzed to dispose of, upon very reasonable terms
FIVE valuable tracts OF LAND, some highly I'm
proved as to soil and bulldogs thereon, IN
di.,ance from two to ten miles from the citv OF
Richmohd. in desirable neigh horhoods, convent
ent to churches and mills, abnndant'y w"tered'
&c MAPS Of which can be seen al our once.
Also. a largo number OF LOTS, improved, and
others desirable for building purp ses on koe,
Church, and Union Hills. and Port Mayo
Rockets. H., =, a. =.
viii also treat with those wanting lands In the
counties OF Goochlaud, amelia, and Lunenbnrg.
Full descriptions of which WIZ be gwen upon ap.
plication in person or by mail Apply TO or address
Tor further particulars LEE GODDlH,
Real Estate Agents and Auct'oneers,
No 1914 Cary street.
sp s-eod't Post-omeo ooN -'''
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TIRST NATIONAL l. A \ b
- No. 2l7 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

No. l2l7 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
RIoHxoSD, VA.
Specially designated by the Secretary of
Treasury as DEPOSITORY for the safe-keepihs
PUBLIC FUNDS;
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE GoyERsaEhl
Accounts OF Merchants, Banks, Bankers, and 0G'
received on favorable terms.
COLLECTIONS made on any point In the IE@
States and Europe
ISSUES, SIGHT, or TIME BILLS, on bAl.''
BROTHERS i co, LONDON.
to suit purchasers.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, VlRGl!IA
REGISTERED STOCK, BONDS,
STERLING and GOLD.
purchased and sold.
ORDERS EXECUTED on the usual margin.
CERTIFICATES or DEPOSIT issued, with il'
rest, when agreed upon.
EXCHANGE. on all points. bought and 'oia.
,as-sm s. A. GLOVER, Cash'f
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SPECIAL EOTICE-All persons in
- debted To WILLIAM T. TRUBMAN, whether
such Indebtedness without delay. To facilitate
such settlement, have authorized Mr.. Trueman
to ca | upon the parties and to my name in
granting receipts. N. \. STUkDlkAA'
An q Il Trustee.
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By Harrison, Geddin Appsrson, Auctionesrs,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AMI
/ LOT, ON TENTH STREET BETWEEH sls
As trustee in a certain deed Of trust executed 70
III . subscriber by Lewis L. Montague and oihers
lated the 9th day Of March. 1856 duly recorded 10
Richmond Hastings Court, to secure the payment
OF n negotiable note bearing date with the said
deed, calling for %, 500, due twelve months atsr
data. | shall proc eed to sell the same at publie
auction. on the premises. on WEDH ESDAY, 10th
day OF April 1891 ut IL O'Clock A. N. Said pro.
petty Is now occupied by Werth, Ra'hbun Co.,
and Montague & Son.
TERss: One third OF the purchase money to be
paid in cash the balance to be paid In three equai
fnstalments payable in four, eight, and twelve
months, with Interest thereon added title re.
tatned until all OF the payments are made. Taxes
and insurance for the present year to be paid by
the purchaser. LEWIS A. fhsLfs,
ap lrusiSe'
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SMOKING TOBACCO We are agents
- for III. following celebrated brands OF sM,-
KING TOBACCO. nufactursd by Mr.. W.
Harris, Of Louisa county. Va. We offer this to-
hacco In quantities al The mannf aeterers prices,
ami will be glad 10 serv. our friends and the pub
lie viz: Cherokee" in hall, one, and two
pound packages /" Yacht Club, In hall and one
hound pa,a.res. JOHNSON 4 HUNTT,
gp2 Pearl Block, Fourteenth street.
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TOOK AT THIS! LOOK AT THIS!
IL THE CHEAPEST GOODS YETI
At EZEKIgLS, No. 81 NAILS STREET
1000 yards BLEACHED THlLLsD COTTON
sHIgTiSGs, or for other .amily PURPOSES
only l6sc per yard, worth Zoe. ,,r
900 wards heavy BLEAChkD twide) SHEET.
'INGs, nearly one and half yards wide,
900 vsrds sUpERFIEg s-I PILLOW CASE COT.
TON, only soc the W d ~
5000 yards al styles Of Dies GOODS ~ssli
I 600 v. Tds So and IA BLEACHED and US.
BLEACHED sHEErlaGs At greatly reduced
prices. ,
BOYS WEh2 at extraordinarily low prices,
last to suit he times;
500 Yards HEAVY GRAY TWILLRD FLANNEL,
ell WOO, admirable for ladies' skirts and
mems shirts, only two shillings the yard
musl be sold of.
EZgKIEL'S Cheap Store,
No. II Main street,
fe7 nearly opposite 81. Charles Hotel.
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Office No, 1871 main slIcSt, pct"Voh
and Fourteenth.
THE SALE OF CHINA, &c, WILL
ba con,inued at the store OF J. G. SEELsON, Agent
corner opposite the Ballard and Exchange Hotels
on MONDAY the 8th instant. The stock consists
in part, OF
RICH FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER and
TEA SETS,
FINE TOILET SETS,
ELEGANT CUT-GLAss GOBLETS and
CHAMPAGNEs,
DECANTERs, TUMBLERs,
GLASS DISHES,
MUGS, EGG GLASSES,
WHITE and BAND CHINA PLATES,
BAND TUREENs,
COVERED DISHES,
SUGARS and CREAMS,
EwERs and BASINS,
BAKERS, CHAMBERS, etc.
Also large stock Of
KEROSENE OIL CHANDELIERS and HALL
LAMPS, GLOBES, etc.
Also, all the
STORE FIXTURES, DESK, COUNTERS, etc.
The public are especially invited to this sale, as
the stock is yet large and complete and to be sold
WITHOUT RESERVE.
THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Auctioneer
ap6 lor D. y. l. " w.
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CPECIAL NOT g Il.

1907 SPRING TRADE.-WHOLE-
1901. SALE oNLY.-Ws beg to call the at
tsntion Of our friends and the trade generally to
the fact that we are receiving our spring ,toe x
which will bs well assorted, and VIII embrace
S we have Who HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS. HOOP
skirts, C0R,ETs, sUsPESDERs,, P EREu;
HhsDKERCHlEPs, BUTTONS OF every descrip.
ton, PAPER and LINEN COLLARS, COMBS and
SMALL WAKES, and notions entirely too nnmer-
GUS to mention.
An examination Of our stock by the merchants
ganerall, visiting this market Is respectfully 80
1icited and we assure them that We are deter
,nin.d To me al the demands Of the trade In price
and quality VALENTINE FRAN KILN,
Wholesale Dealers in Notions, &C.,
fa,s 1908 Main street Richmond, Va.
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JUDICIAL SALE OF BON > Or
d THE ESAPEAKE AND ONO CAhaE
COMPANY. The undersigned, commas ""'f- ~
the Circuit Court Of Alexandria county, ~ fI.|'
Of A decree Of that court rendered y ga" PEI
term in February 1857 in the case 81 the ho,tl 81
Public Works OF Virginia against s-ldsn, !" ,,hr''
4 CO., Fl al defendants, will: At ]? o,cI9ch u "l
THURSDAY the S0th day of May 1907, before T.,
front door of the court house Of that county tEri
and sell A. auction to the highest bidder ~, r
amount of the bonds Of the Chesapeake ana ma. !.
Canal Company. They comprise the !ollo"lns' "
wit. s,, ~.
parcel Of II We bonds, known a. sPEci.L bgSl p
Nos 49y 1914 b25, 52G and 52 Tor III! rang ''
I'm par value fr IN SO, 90 70 sSo,Uoo hI'pp' ..
PARCEL known as PkEFgRkED BoSps, L..
Sl3, 500. -,.,. a., ..t,,. T. ..
TERMS or SALE: Cash for IS. the r"siIa" ]
waII endorsed negotiable note or notes Al 81
months, bearing interest;
JAMES NELSON, iCommIssionsn
+. FERGUSON BEACH,
NH 30-t3oM
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
A LARGE STOCK or GOLD AND s'L'"
WATCHES, MUSICAL BOXES, slLF"
WARE, JEwELRY, DOUBLE.BARRA|
GUNS, REyoLvERs, DRY AND
FANCY GOODS, &c, &c,
ToBE SOLD At ONE DOLLAR EACh'
without regard to value. Not 10 be paid i't
you know what you are TO receive
THEPLAg OF SALE:
Certificates Of all the articles with beam
executed photographs, are placed IN en'''3 %
and sold Tor TwkSTYfINE CENTS '"s1,
receip, Il the certificate you VIII SEQ wa
are to have: and then 1t Is Al your oPaou " -
the dollar and take the article or not, OF -
bav. come other OF the same marx in It's ''''' ND,
csr,seat,,. Is cents each; i've for 81 s'''
| for ~. address all orders To
'O' w. HOLLAND SCo,
No. - Main stree
apl-im Post Office box ~, hieh nio..1' -
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auesioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABL

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
/ REAL ESTATE. LYING IN THE COUNT
oF HRNRICO, ADJACENT TO THE CITY Of
RICHMOND IN DUvAL's ADDITION AND coz.
TIGUOUs THERETO.-By virtue OF iced q
trust to the subscriber, as trustee. from Jacoa
Keck and wife, bearing date The 2tst day OF Do.
Gambler lss6 recorded in Henrico County torr ]
shall in execution thereof proceed = trll ~ F.1r
lie auction, on the premises, on i Y ESDt tr' Il
day OF April 1857, beginning at soclocSt "
the REAL ESTATE In said deed conveyed con-
sisting OF three LOTS or parcels 81 Lronnl VIA
he very excellent FRAMED DIV ELLlNG and
other appurtenances thereto belonging. ornetty
owned and occupied by the late william Booth /;
one lot Numbered 300 containing one acre one
numbered 40 containing two acres End th# 70.
maInirg lot on which stands the dwelling house
containing seven acres. more or less the nfs
two lots living in Dnvai- addition adjacent -
the city and the last adjoining thereto: All on III
road leading from Brook avenue TO the land nt
John u ickham's heirs. Besides the dwelling.
house there IL A large framed building, recently
erected for a distillery, with q bold spring Of
water near thereto.
TgKNs: Cash as to sufficient sum 10 pay the
expenses Of sale and Of the execution OF this nus
and also to pay the sum OF ~. 500 with inter'st
from December 81, 1886, and upon credit - %
al 500 and inreres, thereon from December II, I'h.
10 June q, 1857 aud as 10 tho residue, upon such
credit az the grantOr shall designate, or la fsiau'
ofsuch designation, as the undersignef sbali de-
termins the credit payments tn bear inter'st y. TO-
the day OF sale and to b. adequate ~ secured ~
lien or otherwise. The taxes ard insurance Tor
this wear to be paid by the purch tser
AMI JOHN A. BEYER, Trustee.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL notice. have Just
- returned from the North with large assort-
mant of SPRING GOODS, consisting OF
BEAUTIFUL SPRING CALlCOEs,
SPRING POPLlNS,
Poll. DB CHlRRE,
BLACK and CoL0RED SILKS,
ALP,GAS DBLANES, and CHALLlES,
SILK WARP FLANNEL,
EMBROIDERlES, ,
BEAUTIFUL LACE CURTAINS,
SHAWLS, &c &c.
waar JULIUS MEi ER,
NH an ow No. 527 Broad street.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
BY Grubbs i Williams, Auctionsers.
North west corner Main and Eleventh streets

VERY VALUABLE LOT, WITH
Y SHOP AND STABLE THEREON, AT THE
C1RSER OF FRANKLIN AND UNION sTREETs
FOR SALE At AUCTfOs.-w- will sell ~ auc.
rion on the premises, on TUESDAY the g'A a,
lpril, at IL o'clock " the very valuable lot h.
Gated "a above described, with the BLACR.slTH
SHOP thereon, occup ed by Mr.. John Mckinley,
and STABLE adjoiui1g.
The lot fronts 10 feet and runs back % feet. and
being near the market and in ihs best bu,!Esss
part OF franklin street, saonld attr act attention
TERMS: Une.fe uTth cash the balance at four,
eight and twelve months f,r negotiable notss
interest added. secured by trust deed. Taxes for
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS,
and Auctionsars
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Lee Il 0oddin.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1914 Cary street.

TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
L ACRES OF HEAVILY WOODED LAND, IN
THE COUNTY OF HEvRrCO. on THE CHI aRLEs
CITY ROAD, NEAR WHITES TAVERN, sewn
NILES FROM RICHMOND, Fog SALE At AUC-
rIOy We will sell on MONDAY, 18th April, 1857.
At IL o'clock N. on the premises. the TRACT OF
LAND ~ described above, 100 acres OF which are
nriginaI growth Of oak $50 mixed and thirty acres
cleared with frame tenement thereon containing
four rooms. ,,., :,
made, at private sale.
Terms: Accommodating:
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auenonser''
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents
GALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL

GALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
SLEAsE AND A LARGE STOCK OF pURNl.
TURg.-By the death 81 my partner thr TN
Of ID 7 Norris * Co. is dissolved, s'd ne
hn.iness OF the Monument Hotel must be c!o'et
Itser.fore offsr the unexpired LEASE 81 the toe,
for sale and will sell or lease with ~ al ne <
NtTaPr In the hotel II not disposed Il privately
before the 18th Of april | shaIl otter the nrmlsry
for sale, on the premises. on that day - raha;
auction The purchaser OF the lease sm ammo
, red 10 saw may extend II a. long a. he p'r.ss,
or purchase the hotel upon very liberal t"rHs.
Reference to Messrs Harrison. Godiin hppsr.
on az m a .ubscriber X. p EMERSON,
'"' - " Surviving Partner
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naz- THE BANKRUPT LAW FOR SALE
at the DISPATCH OFFICE and at J. WALL TUR-
NER'S, Governor street. 1nh1
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ps-Ths foregoing hotel Is 80 we'll and favor.
abIy known that = minute description IL deemed
unnecessary. 1t Is located at the noTth coth.t u
G;rac. and Ninth streets. opposite the "i'hi. s."u
Monument IL confaius about MY room, dad IL
admirably we'll adapted for hrst cla,. not-l
ans HARRISON, GDDDIs sfPhhshs'
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WANTS.

WANTED. A WHITE NURSE FOR
| w IAN infant, who l. . first rate washer and
,roner and without inc umbrance. Best city refer
encss required. Apply at aio Main street.
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NEGLECT OF Horses.

Diseases Of Tn. stock ostea arse from
~bAf appear. 20 be The best care. ~bich.
when observed. appears % be actual neg
Iset. Some 81 our best and most thrifty
farmers keep tb-ir borses, especially their
tr0tting and blOosled animals. tel in their
stalls for several DAYS an succession. With
out my exercise or sunlight. save the lev
minutes in watering. and their drink Is Oft
en- carried TO them. At the sane tine
they are often fed on corn--a very annec-
esssry article Tor inactive beasts. wbcn
they can Get good hAy. The eurryeonb Is.
As u should be. fre~ly used They seem
20 have overlooked the fact that the horse.
- veil As man. rrqairss pure AIR. proper
food. regular exercise cleaniines.. lighs sad
heat. 10 promote n healthy sctiOn Of al BIS
organs
So important are TIE fosr first named oon-
sition.. that e 70 bard 70 determine Which
should receive the most attention. We
kno-. however. ~hich = most generally
neglected. Ilo- macy there are Who drive
their horses from ten 90 twenty miles az a
time. When they bad not travelled ore mile
during the previous ih7ve or four DAYS.
The creature comes out Of the stable. sleek.
plump and spirited. for be i restless. and
delights 10 be in The open AR. 70 which be
may have free access in ssmner; his hesh
Is not compact. but aabby. ard be tires IN
half the time Of ore that las ben irequeas-
" exercised. There can be no doubt thas
the imprisoned animal. tbosgh gram fed.
would show less strength ard endurance
than one turned out an hour per dsy. and
ed on good hay Al the end Of a week Of
work together. similarly led aud Otherwise
attended to- the frst would hav, loSt much
0esh. and been In a worse state than The
osAer- Exercise Of the right quantity in.
crease- The a-sh (not iai) s0iidi6es Al.
muscles Inactior augm-nts adipos- mat
ter. and wson Proiracted (~iih s,imslatin.
foosl) creates disease both 10 nan ans
beast
The horse = being over-domesticaied
ard takins Ms MASTER. diseases Pneu
mona consumption. cancer. etc. are be
coming quite common. bet Nth dissimilar
names The bes; and nos; valued horse.
m this eountry die suddenly. and fr~qG~ntly
after some enormous Priors are oaervt
InActiviiy in the human species often end,
IN sPoplexy and palsy. and Eke~ise ~itl
the animal
The curry comb l. better appreciated b,
stock raisers than iocouofion; but r. !. sci
dom used - excess /; Is % fhe horsc rhai
bSfb . 90 mankind. Ia removes impuri.
ties. promotes healthy action Of the 4 IN,
and sq1Alize. the slectrie aaid. IL - The
poor mans friend for horse curT ed t~ios
daily. ~il need only hall The grain Of .
horse not eurried. IL nav b. thAs be would
thrive A. vel Il be get nothing bu; good
clover and timothy. The maa q suaI
means m IRE freqssntiy neglecis this point
Of economy than the ucalthv.
Most stables are vel enough vcntilafea
bgi lighi is less Plentiisl thaa air. Win
do~s would supply this d~seieney. ard o.,
the south side OF a huiiJinx ~oald dra.
beat Cor Germanto~n Triseraph.
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FEScEs. The materials and labor -
Sair~d 20 buiid and Keep fences in rcpair
arr among the hcavy items q farm eHr~nse
The cot q tbe lad on ~hich thsy stand ..
another item On Which j Harris oi Roch-
esfer. di-oosrses a. follows ia ths American
AsricUhurist
Iio~ much LAID does an cd -fAsLioaed
fence oocuPy? have always thou-ht "a
TOOK ~ q good deal Of Land. bar never Had
the curiosi;y to measurv BET this san
sser nc have beer bsslding ssons ~ail
aiong the whole ~cst SIDE q tbe farm. aud
Aiser 4 sas completed. and the oi4 fsuce
rvs0sed. as surprised a. the qaaatit, Of
lAnd ne had gained The ground. o..
course. night have beeh ploagbed closer
% the fence. bat taking the ease a. Il &C
tncstly SAs the Old raj reese. wish stones
weeds. Rubbish. &c. occupiel a STRIP OF
lard oae rod vide A fcId. 81 rods long
ADD 81 rods vide. contains about az acre.
Il surrounded b. such fence. Il ~ould o.
copy httie over three quarters Of a. Acre
Of Land. A farm Of 100 acre. % fenced
would have tweu;y acrrs Of lad taken %
IN tbs ~orse tL4n useless manner. Vet
Only . The u-e Of he Land lo.,. INT !, .. IN
the majority Of cases, nursery Of weeds.
ard. IN Pioughing. much tiuse - lost IN tu-n-
ING. snd The bead iands Ard ocrners ar SCI
dom properly cultivated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-08

Among the impiements needed on every
farm is a gOOd sspp,y Of ladders. A long
ladder - Away. necessary % reaeh he TOP
% buiidiss in case OF FIRE. A sborie,
ladder for roofs And the ~alls q buildine,
= also Necessary. A ladder Eve or SIX FEEL
N hoight Is often convenient Tor fruit trees.
One can hardly do ~ithout these thrcs I'D
ders bat there l. one other ladder -hieh
Is very couvenient in painting bo'le'-g..
and especially IN gathcring fruit. IL con
sists % two ladders pat together IKE the
raiters OF a buiidiug These nav have {.
snail plato on The ioP ~hich any ordin-
arv mechanic car make. on ~hirh . Per-on
ear stasd Tor the purpose OF gathering iruii.
grating. or any other kind Of work requir
iae soch an elevation New lct light
piece Of wood be attached BY q pm to each
.ide Of TIE PlatiOrn % a. 70 keep the ladder
from falling Sideways. and u = complete.
Such ladder -iH last a great many year
and De As mach rial ase A. Any other a.
ticle On The farm As labor. saving oonfriv-
.nse. We believe that whocver makes
ssch an inPlemeut ~ii be in the sane 90
uauon a. the nan ~ho after twenty year.
Of farming boaght grindstonc. and ~0n-
dered why Be hal never had one before.
We may sAi,iy sct it dom a. good rule
that IN iarmiug Il J. good economy 20 pro-
vide ourselves With such tools a. -ill iess-n
cur labor in Tie various operations q The
farn.-who ~Osld think no~-a-dsys o.
raising too hundred Bushels % corn and
then sbelliag i oai on sr@ shovel a. our
fathers and farrsers' boys often Gid hall q
CENTURY ago. A corn shelter can b
bought for a fsu dollars that ill perform
the labor Of several .nea by the old mode
Of operation. and a man ~ould saw ~,
time BY working out a. a days labor s,w.
ing wood an be hsd acquired none,
enough q bay one lnseE o. ,Arners ant
mechanics are constantly a. York desisi.c
new and improved methods Of carrying o.
OR fArmIne operations. and ~e al.Ays has
Nth pleasure every real Improvement
Ne. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-11-08

ExFERIENCE o. FAzNER ~ pArrEN
came 20 Psften hare and single banded
in ls5s. bought a Viii Joe q land on long
credit. paying compound infrssf. whicb COS,
me in tie Aggregate $50 Ny busines.
has been iarming Wholly. ~ farm consists
q one h8ntred and sixfy ivo acres q land.
eighty q whicb are cleared I have ten
fields. fenced 9th stake snd bank cedar
fence. containing six acres each. have
on ~ farm three al q quarter niles o.
cedar fence. have an orchard Of three
buDdr, q and t~eni, -svc trees. vhich yields
. yearly income Of Si25. wiib an advance
each year. ] have lad ons bird man three
months eaeb year. an have not worked
bard myself I cor.ider ny farm Worth
800 ind sheep D. be The most profit
able stock kePt On itrm. not orlv o.
socounf q 10 sales Of ihc iaaii.. and uoof-
buf they -iH ~ g fs- yesr, eurich ns.tur-
lands - fhsi forty and ffy bsshei. OF cat.
pr scre can b. easily raised to suoaessiss
years. snd then god rr.p - bay for fvs
years more. I have never kepf Isree
stock ~ prcssnt sfack - ~oltb $50
~ yesriy ssies frou crops snd d.fry prod
ucis ar ESQ. ani from .tock SO.
have the pleasant s1f..flrtion fkrouirr
thsi ieat Jn,.s ssn go. ~ben b. "a.
b. trouble. ior -hict be psvs GOOD inter.
est t~ioe gar. aud iis note b. no~ u,r,b
three pr csHf pr~mrun
Nov boys. d. 700 vi.t % u,e Al ,a.,
ard hsppy Dr. from ths o1f. jess come e.
M. and ri.i give you e. ic- rrsr-icle I.,-
sons and sa-gesiious sl.ch -iii be ofimpor
tsnoe 90 yea n n Daring. BE- Prten
faruer