The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-01

FA9s AND Hints for September, fur.
nisAed BY a plMorris jr, dealer in Seeds, Trees,
ptne' Impiements, Sc, street, near Tgeniy-
Washington, D. C.-farmers are again busy
plowiox for winter grain should be imme-
diately completed. by the 25th OF this month
ptervsl Of rat. Thsre rs slwsys something to
demand tho fnrmert attention. Warm weather
will soon be over. See to your winter supply oil
fuel repair d.lsrIaatcd ienSesi gnther up
clean and III the r5iii6ed parts Of pi6@si Re.
move AL gum from mowers and resper,, u ia
easily done by using benzinei make prepare
lions to Keep up your orchards with peach,
iif rs spg,e Su %s !h,s srs sssE they
your posteriiy which you should aim TO de.
serve. Look to your live .stockt see II you
have good quarters prepared for them. Keep
sSSSd x ,soSk You can essiy 6a ,hssp Of tics;
tpoints for cows ares head email, lean, bony,
taPsilaE g ths p,urlls, nose light color, eyes
ears long and thin, neck short and thicE
tbtpp..' the heart, back loins and hips btord
ssA a ssltfss 'a sSf .at.,,p:.S touch aaasf
roomy behind, 40 the tea's staus.E "'1 ~,
yS ,eiss S oH Hse stG a, her
! hrst GAIT n June, as pasture 10 then seedl
She will make better mixer than one that
tend to The secretion OF milk are developed to
their utmost capacity In June, and the udder,
the teats, the mil veins become permanehtly
Best hsaiers' 70 i'd btieher. The latter part
6fAugust is the best time for a young heifer
TO make .hs lptiHatq sSGusin,SncSS Of If male
gallon for milk and o5 cents per pound for
butter pays well; pure milk can be afforded at
EHxfr to SqG s Sd5I:s ss
Sturgeon oil applied With afeather or sponge
will keen sa IRON enjoying horsSs and doss
lands pillow it in Immediately, Save the drain:
ings Of your barn-yard pile by pumping II
back again; 1t Is worth gold, especially so by
plaster occasionally to the pile. Sheltered
manure possesses superior value, also shell
tered fuel and sheltered stock. List OF best
acre; drilled, IL bushels do, French white
bearded; Weeks white, IS Bushels DO. beard.
Boughton or Tappanhannoek, Is bushels do.
smooth; Blue stem, IS bushels do. smooth;
White chaf Mediterranean, IS bushels do.
| beardedj Lancaster red chaf, 80 bushels
do. bearded Red chat Mediterranean 30
bushels do. bearded. For good cheap
fence use e. the Usage orange In . kitchsn
large leaves During arst week prepare good
we nd Sr Lettuce ftGS U5
should be sown during the first two weeks in
a ap sadTs ss
directed in August, on dry days Earth up
celery as its growth advances; do not bury
the hearts Of the plants; If you bruise the
stalks they will decay Sow corn said and
chervil for winter and carly spring use. Keep
an eye to the turnir crop; II planted in drills
bages this is the timo f9r. sowing cabbage seed
In good rich soil, thoroughly titled and heavily
manurcd. Sow cauliilower between the 10th
and 30th of the month. To late crops OF tRult-
flower and broccoli give occasional waterings.
Gather all ripe seed, spread them on cloths or
mats and tTsnsrInnt AL hardy herbs; uPSin,
instructions relative TO the growth Of hops.
The aower garden, this month, more than re-
pays the attention given it. Youhave enjoyed
your spring and summer flowers, hut you now
have the dazzling beauty, luXuriant growth
and fragrance which renders the garden so
lovely and attractive, the delicate foliage, the
pleasant shade, beautiful blossoms, magnif-
cent flowers, AMI dewy petals OF autumn.
The double Gambia Powered balsam Is splen-
did Several varieties of Hover seed should
now be planted to bloom early next season,
| which do not bloom the first season they are
planted. Herewith Is q list OF flower seed for
TALL planting: pink, hollyhock, mimulus, pan.
sizes, polyanthus, stock, sweet william, hall
flower, canterbury bell-all very beautiful, and
Se an sTsr S1S
den. The 'rcadet IL specially reminded that
what kinds OF trees are required for fruit or
shade, also, vines and small fruits, rhubarb,
asparagus, currents, goosebetrics, rsspberries,
several thousand fruit treesi also, vines and
| small fruits, and solicits that orders may be
sent In early In October. AS the time for
trAnsplanting Is necessarily short, they will
be filled In rotation, and trees delivered in
Washington, Baltimore, and Philadelphia free
ard a,,s 9gay Of A fSH ssst Il
pears-summer, tyson, belle lucrative, beurrrc
diel, butfum, duchessi winter, glout morccau,
chant early harvest, red stresk, golden sweet;
autumn, drap dor, jciiries, Jersey sweetlng,
Lowelli winter, baily sweet, baldwin, domino,
examine lit OF peach plum, and cherry, sc
/ iui! assortment OF tho choicest varieties,
Social JOY. for which mankind DO aim, A..,,.
lESts 9TS S.ss hn H. psin H'n
| To those who purchase freely.
| Trees and Seeds and Plants, New Seed
Store, X street near Twenty-second. u
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The CAMPAIds ~ MAIEE.--As evidence Of
the nature and extent OF the work our friends
Speakers who are holding mcetngs all over
tho. state this week. There are no less than
sixteen on the list from out Of the state, In
Senator CTeswell, Governors Hartman and
Havley, Generals Brinkerhof Of Ohio, and
Swift and Iiinhr OF Massachusetts, CongiTess-
oott Hsmun Of New Hampshire, stcrrs Of ILL
nois, Putnam of New York, Bass Of Chicago,
Bear OF baltimore, and Chandler Of Virgins,
Is probably far from full, but these names have
CHANGED to come under our eye. In addition
to these should be mentioned Senator morrill,,
! Hons. John Lynch, =. j, MortiIl, lanes 81.
Blaine, Eugene Hale, and John A. Peters, the
whole list OF candidates for Congress, Hon
John X. Rice OF Bangor, Collector Hall OF
| Damariscotta, General George i. Shepley OF
| Portland, and host OF Others less used to the
business. For instance, the county OF Kcnnc-
bee sends into the field as speakers, besides
Senator Morrill, and Blaine, no lels than six
speakers who are actively engaged In canvass
Ing that couuty alone. There are probably
not less than ffty Republican meetings a day
In the state, and the total number OF speakers
in the field cannot be far short OF that num-
ber.-Boston Advertiser.
| PROMOTIONS IN TuE TREASURY DErARr-
MgET.-The following promotions have been
made In the Treasury Department since tho
| 18th instant:
ONCE OF the Commissioner OF Customs
Albert Miller, from I'd to 80 GLASS; q. II. Stone
from LIST to I'd class,
Secretary's Ofilce-Jules Golay, from III to
9Th class q. W. Guthrie, from I'd to sd; q. ..
I'd to 3d. J. +. Balm, I'd to 3di J l.. Livingston,
| I'd to sd A. Glbney, LIST to Cd.
Internal Revenue Bureau-H. Sipos, from
| lat to second class.
Registers Oficc-F. Y. Commagcrc, from
Sd to ith class Ray +. Eaton, from 2d to Sd.
First COmptTollers OMEGA. Schwartz,
from LIST to I'd class.
Communicated
| ONE STORY Is ALWAYS fOOD Till ANOTH RN
Is ToLD.-Our friend OF the Express gets oil a
story yesterday evening that the Columbia
IRE company in Washington beat the Rucker
to the fire at the foot OF Seventh street, on
Saturday morning, or Il they dldn't they
stayed as long any way also, that they have TO