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New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
FARM ITEMS

-, ,,ro,y,, in CbillicOthe, Ohio, without
sific1lty and they are equal 10 any Oh 'no w.
Tpe general report is that the Catawba grapes
have ripened poorly this year. ana Oh helS i'''"'
the crop IN small. ~ AZ, NJ; :;
,s7c and the Pacific Railroad agrees to carry passen
In Tho West SO great is the demand for ever
greens. that last Spring nurseryman at "auAes"n
nlanted a tun of the seed OF arDOr RIs'
Tho Scpnnernong is said to he the only grape
that win not grow from cuttings. but 1t strikes
readily from layers a., .c
And now scientific men inform rs that if
b,Ids gave milk we could raise neither frut nor
gram hat as is they want insects tOr their young
and we are saved
Strawberries should have thin c, vering OF
coarse manure to be raked off In the Spring This
will prevent WnterkiliiDg and itmore than doubles
the crop
Every farmer should have compost heap.
Collect every kind of fertilizer, and to prevent any
from hberating the gases, keep the whole covered
with earth or straw.
An inventor is wanted to devise plan for
good roads. Let it be asked, would not narrow INES
of railroad, with double track and SWITCH 10 each
farmhouse, be cheapestf
IL is now claimed that large orchards breed
insects and diseases after the manner of large cle
and that the remedy is small farms ana small
orchards
Farmers as much want TO know when those
lne cows the Jerseys Kerreys and Alderneys are to
be common enough to be cheap, as do the jews when
they shall take possession OF Jerusalem Inc gOod
time hangs back wonderfully
A process to open oysters is to inclose them
in an air-tight box when steam is introduced, ana
the work is done. For one establishment on the
Chesapeake Bay, $500 bushels are opened andcaineu
day.
Hybrid animals such as mules can work
longer and harder with the same food and treatment
than horses. But the pure blOOds are more heroic
and sympathetic, and in emergenGes more trust
worthy.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
STEAMBOATS, anb Eailrcaas.
EOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
IL RIVER


OLD FALL RIVER LINE,
between
ERw.Y YORK and BOSTON NEWPORT FALL RIVER TAUNTON
NEW BEDFORD. and CAPE COD TOWNS and NANTUCKET
Fare aud Freight as low As by other
''' ''' NEWPORT or OLD COLONY
I,,y,a Pier % n L. foot Of at m daily spndsys
By thi. rout. passenger. can train from Newport m
and arrive 10 connect With all Northern
and Eastern n'' rest ub'surbsd oaas on poN and take
''4' I" "'i'' and ''''' Ia Boston ITTiEFiKIp' Agent
Suv-YoRk, August 20. 1853 az Broadway. SssYoiL
BRISTOL LINE-AT 4 p: NJ.
To BOSTON. PROVIDENCE. AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The Largest and Fastest Steamers the World having o State Rooms
BRISTOL.
'''' IN, MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYG
PROVIDENCE,
Can't SIMMONS Nt D. n TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sATUR
Connecting with the Express Train Bristol the following morning
Arriving Boston att o'clock time for all Of
Freight loves. and nd. Bo,tcn..si.
JAMKs FISK, jr, NJ. aging Director
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIRLD AND THE NORTH Fare Sl Steamers leave Peek
New Haven at 3s and connecting with The Railroad
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Cos
LINZ Pier No. SoI River RATES Low With ouiei Dnp,.S
S THIS @ sSUrF ckErs &c s 1ss6
PERvEIL General Agvn' No 1873 Broadway, Dsyst T.
CAFETY, SPEED and COMFORT.
WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCHBURG. NASHUA, LOWELL CON
CORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. AND
INTERMEDIARY POINTS
5f' Of iss's .p% fT'S YORK
leave EssYOf daily Sunday, sIePied at. o'clock n from r"
10 % FOX FOX sEwLosDoS. sisss Jon ID sS.'"''"'
'.s v" % sS and w Boston s.d wo%s
and Nnhu, and New. London and Northern Railroads
FREIGHT taken " the lowest rates FIL T" sSGs igas .3sis ds & &. Pier
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
1 RO.Ds-on ard an.r MONDAY Nav H. 1903 train, for
All Trov. connecting soh.ra and wss vii sa'
Ne. rork .. follows.
LGprsa. Haisou River Railroad rhish and
Buso Bridge Aad Saratoga
Troy with for Rutland Bar
the North Drawns from kfOrk 90 Rcehesr
NJ sleeping for she West sshsr Soh South
Shore iue
Al 10 EIprs. Harlem Railroad TveHir sixth Of. and
Tonr connecting Chatham With Wern Railroad for Lebanon
S3uS Pitshsh AbsnT with Western trains ard TroT
Rutland Burlington. and the North
Expre.s Hudson River Railroad eonnsciug At
Albany the West. ~ih for Ru, and
Baufop. aad the North Drawing attached this train
tLrogga SsratogA
VIA Hndon RIVER Railroad
stahei. connecting Alanf With Western AM az Troy
train, Monirr.l. with sleeping attached
via Harlem Railroad connecting a. Chaihse
Western Railroad for Lebnon SPRING, Pet &c, aud al A.
bany Western trains Slreping attached al AbsnV
via Huds River Railroad sh sleeping
attached through 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
II Also daV creeping Saturdays attached
NV York through to ogs.iurg without change via ROM. W.
Railroad Connection for Troy viii le made al kss Albany
This uau sill sundays
n y train Hudson River Railroad with sleeping attached
trains for Buffalo ani Suspension Bridge
% with 3sogs aud points North Drs-ns room
tss attached at Albany
intermediate stations leaving New YORK
R.HuuF Ponghkepne ats srrVug New York st e;io
Aso Sunday Harlem Railroad leaving Forty Second al
NJ and arriving Mlsron At 80 Returning leaves Miller.
m arriving at New orr al u ~ - ~, ,,.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
pstins Of Yunkruuttv.

IN the DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED
STATES for the EASTERN DISTRICT Of PENNSYLVANIA
B.skmupro philadelphia, October II D soa-Ths s1S.r
signed bereby Ryes notice appointment Assignee Of HUGH
McCAULEY sd DANIEL MoCAULBY Of the CITY Of Philadelphia
State Of Psnns aud CHARLES BREWSTBR Of the CITY of
Brookhe County Worcester In the State OF hsssschnset late
trading McCsusy Brother BIss,ter The cry Of Ph.deph.
Pen within said District who have bsen adj
judged Bspirap daa aud collectively their own petitions
a. IRVINE WHITEHEAD. Assignee,
No. 6Ij Wsnoin, Philadelphia
To the Credtou Of ssId YauLrupA I'll law3wW
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
NEW-JERSEY.

The auction sale by the Messrs A. ID. Meck jr Bro.
of villa plots about 30Nl50 IT, EACH at Crawford v j, II
miles from Newlork by the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey attended by about 800 people who went to-
the ground special train from NewYOrk After the
company had partaken OF bounfu repast the sale MAS
commenced. drilling rain prevailed but this did not
the sale was closed when review Of the books showed
tha sal nvfu
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger and Freight Depot NsvYorf foot Of Liberty s..
Junction with the Delaware Lstawsnni and Wsen
Railroad with the Lehgb VALLEY Railroad and s
tons forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and the West without change
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THE WEST.
Three Express Trains to the West Sundays when train
the sveniBg
mile, saved by this Chicago Onaush
ST. Louis ke with but ons change "
FALL ARRANGEMBSTa
Connecting sepiemtsr H. ls6s-Lssve New forf a. follows
Wbesbare. Mahsnov Citr. &c
100 -For somervils
sam-Fo Fnnon Junction sirousbury Water Gap Scranton
Kingston Titts.on, Great Bend sc.
A-WErKRs EIPkkss for Esson, Allentown Harrisburg snd
The without cbange Cenua Chicago and bat one
sud Ppha and Be Roads for Ens and the Oh Regions silver
Ps.ce through 10 Chicago
u-TRIs-For Pennington. RasIcu Allentown Maaeh Chunk
wsbsrfe Reading Columbia LsIeasisr Epbnn, Lin Po'ave,
Harrisburg ke.
m-FOr Somerrins
Aentosp Mueh Chunk and Scranton
So m-CrscrSxATi E1PRE-For Esston Bethlehem Allentown,
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati Sleeping Cars
thsfo Connects Junction With Del, LseL
west for stroud,burg Water Gap Scranton ks
m.-For Somsrytlle and Flemingion
D. m-For Rsston and intern .tae stations
ErPKEss TR.SFor Ession Allentown hssfine
Harrisburg Pittsburgh sud the wseonne al Harrisburg With 1as
for Wiihsmspor Ere sc
SOP m-For somsrvils
sleeping through Jersey CITY Pittsburgh evening"
5:t5 $50. 6:45. 70O $40 97o
j. $3.50, 345 $40, AS, $40 $50 3,
10 7.ln 7:t1 g. e:4o. Q 10 mas m.
obtained at the once OF TIE Centrs Kali
Jer.~v brrtYL r. No Asor House hoa
"a III &c 6s Bro,dns at No 10 ana the Plnep"
ho,sl. RE Kicker, Superintendent
~ p BALDWIN Gen PaN Agent
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

I INERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
IL STEAM COMPANY.
LINhErDOL:
From Pier No. 6 North River. WEDNESDAYS.
MANHATTAN 2 qsi oyeubsr H. sttp
MINNESOTA 80 uns. November D. at
COLOHtD nij iuns. .Dscemb,r O. at a
kEBRASkA.......J3l J3l tgis, December TO- atBA
CABIN pns,gr. $50 gold Sscr,gs. 80.
Sk.s bng from Europe be obtained
son,bs terms Pof r., ght passage sppy
WILLIAMS L GUIoS. No. Il wslst
WILLIAMS GUIOS NO. 70 Bro,dwsr
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
Corporation goiit,s.

CIrr OF SGw YoRK DEPARTMENT ~ PlsAsoH)
BUREAU KEoKiyEK TAxn
Court HorsE, PlkE, Oct. 81 1863
TNO TAX PAYERS.-NOtice is hereby given
that vi" be added ts al Iss u,p.id the iit De-
csEter also an additional psr cent on December l5
On all taIes remaining unpaid hu interest At the rate Of
twelve per from the day the boots
eeysd by the Receiver the day Of psymen will be aded
No money will be received aer oeloet once hours from
mb2pm BERNARD smYTH. Receiver.
IsxBRIAYS AsrLur. WAKDs ISLAND, Department Of}
Pabie Charities nd Correction, NEwYoRK Oct. 30 1863
fI'HlS INSTITUTION, under the direction OF
the Commissioners >sblic Charities aud Correction
for the reception patients limited number be provided with
accommodation PREV ranging from - 10 S wet
Farther information Go obhsd by addressing GEOR6k KEL
LOCK, Ne BoBdst
JAMES BOWEN o.w. BRENNAN
IBAAC BILL JAS ID. NICHOLSON
CemniSsisnsn.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

"A. sell THURSDAY November H. At II seloci
l4Gl Broadway Fory6t large sssomeu Of Roctavays
Depot Wagons top Wagons, Express ke SsgLs
Robes Bsuk &C. Of all styles and descTptoas. 800
Robes Saddles aud Bde He
&c. 6c Sale positive. N. B-Also at private sale
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
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New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
Tong ISLAND 7RAILROAD-WINT

I
ARRANGEMENT-Lrsye James slip: $50 for GreeuPou
willow Tree 10 Nohpori Tram for
except wiov Tree Express Train for R.rhead
Mlneola Hckse. and sl stations east this
train viii GresnpoH SATURDAY nght North
port P.,ng. Train and al Willow Tree, $50
Passenger train this will through
Sorih .p right eSun Excursion train leave, Hunters
Point GRosyn Huntington, aud Northpori
returning Hunters Point ats 10 10 take effect Oct
"a 1904 L. u BARTON Supt
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
1orsts, darriasts. &t.

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
"a Broadway and Thirty ninth pabhe nl.' Of HORSES
CARRIAGES HARNESS RUGS WHIPS ssd everything needed IN
riding and driving are held every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
throughout the osloet Bursn will s~s's tna Of
Horse suitable for light driving And heavy -Ors at tb.
rbshsr especially advertised not The lsgs assortment Of
second hand Carriages and great ,ss Of Harness
hand PARK Pb,eions b. Miner stsphea.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
500 OFFERED FOR THE BEST ESSAY on
ADVERTISING

ITS BENEFITS AND METHODS
The Rssay be ESSAY COMMITTEE ohee OF " TIE
ANTh' MONTHLY" No 637 CbestButst. Philadelphia Pa
Of JanVsy The and address of the winter
should be a separate envelope
NoVeai~T humber Of The MERCHANTS MONTHLY ready
Tie Merchant The Two Clerks S0e Offered for the Best
Advertising: and Lecturers Of the Coming
Education Introductory Notes Commercial Law Jededah
Interview with NeslOrk &C. &c FIFTY CENTS per
singh Cope Eight Cents mailed Sold by Newsdeaes and by H.
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New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

isss SUMNER ARRANGEMENT le
COMMENCING MAY I3 1868
Passenger staNos In Twenty Vsnht snd Fsur,
Entrance On Twenty ssventh-sL
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
L'RIE RAILWAY.-TRAINs LEAVE DEPOT

Ia
II % Chamber. IT. Psvoua Ferry
$500 boy EJyr's fr ROshess, Buffalo sslananss Dnnfh
a points West SUI South
Hay daily for O,1le and intermediate stations
1000 KJross Buffalo, Salamanca Dankrt snc all
point, Wet sni south
J3l ~ Bdy Trdln Msdeown and intermediate staIonI
IJp Way Eyp, stopping ony Sterling Junction Turner'S
~ luneTs sEcsp OIiord 10 Ne~burgh "h"es
NonroB.rr. Un0nri'le snd Port Jeryis
500 Tram. for SuhsrD and intermediate .tihons
Rochester Buffalo salaInsnes Dun
IiIs. aud al points South sld West
for safern and nerneds ate stations
oO u siyM Ylp daily far Rochester. Buffalo salim,nsA
Dsrtt and sill points Soutb By sh spng sosehss
will Tnn through 10 CinrnnaH Without change
$40 10 kpgrGnt Tram daily. for the " est
Ao Wa Tr,h. for Ruh.rfon Par. Ps,'se sra rs'sn no
,ni i:t5 400, -, aud u o H. On "edh.r
gb bss. Train oslost for sa1srs sSd inisrnsdiaIs
rstoga
SrspAr TRAis,-s:1os Way Train for ouvie l2:oo for
Stgtf Egpr Dsnsirk, Buffalo Roehs,sr
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Not only il there no ,ceoastinl difference
betveca a pablic aud psivais debt for
eian and domessic crediaos o. debtor. bu,
the univnsally applisabls truth, that thingl
which arr appapsnt lsiass vhen attended %
become fsrfally important when not at.
tended 10, holds good regarding debts Alo
It is no great thing. indeed. II lad knows
the mulsiplca,ion>tAbls, or if . man, keeps
his hands and his nails clean, OF il lie 30.
stains IRON lyingj but il l. : very sepious
thing il = man has gEiuan,sd nails i.is a Ire
n,epdoas thing il be does not know his mul
caSon,tnble, or If As is . lying acs turs.
l, does no. Distinguish man il he keeps
his word, but il marks him prominently il
he does not. Paying our debis is The regu.
lsr thing not paying, The exception. Be-
ing honest is no great thing but being dis
honest is fearful shame. When a nation
contracts debt, it IS NO historic glory II Il
ful6lls its engagements sinc~ely and loyal.
ly. The lender expected thus much. Would
he have given you, otherwise, bis money !
But when nation does not pay her debts
up to her capacity Of paying, and does that
for which . merchant is ignomiuiously
thrust from the exchange and cast out. Il il
mos. tremendous thing. and will stsnd for.
ever as di.grace on the record Of history
and the oonsciencss Of the cisisens. People
talk SO much Of our prosperous country and
future wealth. Let them never forge, the
far mose important nosal prosparisy, aud
the dssirable wealth of uaspotlsd honor ol
the country. No grsater ireasare can b
handed down TO future generations than "a
unspo,ted reputation. Be il Of an individual
family or . vast nation.
be honest-pAy your debs-steal not
II is not much Il you obsssvs lhis; but i i,
overwhelmingly much Il you become dishon
est, o. dishonesty do not pay yous dcbts, o,
become a ,hicf.-F'om Dr.. Lieber,s Cours
on I5rttcal ErUromy