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F. 3. DELAN0, Superintendent.
J. H. RANDALL, General Ticket AGENT
-y1O-n44tf.

I AND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, HINN..
~ January 2s, 1869.
M: You are hereby notified to appear 1t this ot6c.
on the 2s7a DAY or MARCH, 1855. At 10 s, cce
IN tAe 1orsnooo Of the said day, and then and there
NOV cause Why your Homestead Entry No saai
made by you February 3, 1867 upon the ~ II n. II
9NmxN AAsw II NV seN section S. town-
mp ~, Eangs 49, in the district If lands subject
70 sale At 81, Cloud Mimi, should not be- casceied
- Wells Far alleges an abandonment thereof
9 you, and proposes then and there to show the
SS@e, snen yon will be permitted to contest such
.... a-C. WA1I, Register,
. feb4-6W1 H. C. BURBANK Rac.;..r
RI 8. LAND OFFICE, ALExANDRIA- MINI
- February !, 1869.
en :You are hereby notified to appear At this Off ca
% ,tae IN DAY OF APRIL, lSos, At lOo'cIock
y the forenoon Of the said day, and then and there
sAow esoee Whyyour Homestead Entry No 3s67. made
~ you December 10th 1866, upon the u ne II
~ nv II section II. township -l35. rsnGe 3S
ia The District Of lands ubjectto sale At Alexande
4tAn, shoah not b cancelled, a " Neumeie,
eleGes IN ahandonnent thereof BY you and nronoses
tAsn and there to show the sazns when YOU viii h.
permitted to contest such showing.
;.,,, l. LEWISTON, Register,
..oo.A-oWa ;. d. VASDYKK, Receiver.
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sAlNT PAUL, ST. ANTHONY
A1nneapo . Ira ms.
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ne~l"ns'."'..- S45 1OOP.x2N
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FARxERs' SHoE GREAsE.-Put into some
freproof vessel ons-fourth pound Of lard
or soft grease. like lard, one-fourth pound
Of tallow-beef or mutton tsllow-oas-
fourth pound Of bessvax, half A pound o.
jasatsfsot oil, three or: four tablsspeontala
Of lamPblack, and piece Of gum eauphol
as large ~ hens egg. Melt The ingredi'
ents ever : slow IRE, and slir! them thor.
oughly after they sreA melted. Never heal
it 10 hot as to make il boil. Soft grease
which has salt in it; will not injure th<
leather. Now have the leather warm, and
warm the grease, not 70 it win dow. but
have tito soft that It may b put on with I
brush. Should the leather seem 10 need it,
give the shoes or boots an olinx occasion.
ally. It is not best to dry this shoe-grease
al in before the fire, but allow it to remain
tho surface of the leather. "A light coal
Of this kind will exclude tho wster even il
tho boots are exposed TO the vet all day,
This shoe grease will not injure leather By
rendering it hard and inelastic. When I
mans boots are exposed to vet, he should
wash them clean at night and hang them
up in the kitchen where the leather viii
dry gradually, and put on little grease
every morning. 1t is far better to. gress.
alittle often than TO grease bountifally every
tn or twelve days. Leather should not b.
allowed to become very, dry before greasiDs
Always apply the grease us soon rs th'
Gather is almost dry; then tho leather viii
be mellow and never become hard Moth
ing Injuries boots or shoes more than to se
them aside to dry whom covered with dirt
Keep boots and shoes away from the dr'
when they are liable to Be heated. Heat
ing Injuries the leather -:Foteyn Exchange
IS 81, u
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Eclectic Maxaziue

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LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART.
/ New Volume begins January, 1869, 4
Being the Twenty-sixth Year Of the Exis-
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
IL March l, 1869.
John Mnse1:
s1: You are hereby notified to appear at this ofoe
ON the 121H DAY OF APRIL, 1863, at 10 O'Clock in
The OF the said and then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 37slx, made b
ycu August II 1865, Upon the swL ne X nv Y Sc X
eHsw 4 section q, township llS, range 81. in tie
should not be Cancelled, Frank Wenzel alleges an
abandonment thereof BY you, and proposes then
and there to show the same, when you wiz Re per-
nitted to contest such showing.
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AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
IL - "a - January Sth. 1869.

an You arehefeby notified to appear At this ofsc,
q tie SD AY0l FEBRUARY, 1873, at IL o'clock in
ne OF the said day and then and there show
yoo Novembsr 18th, 1855 upon lots 5, section II
eo.nsaip IL, range ., In the District Of land
subject TO sale 1t 81. Cloud Mimi, should not be
meat thereof BY You and proposes then and there
70 show the same when You will be permitted to con
test such showing.
II. c. WAIT, Register,
Janl%oWt H. c. BURBANK, Receiver
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feb256w7 II. C. BURBlNK Rec.;,.-

T AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL January Is, 1869. -
s Hiram Pfsab:
s1:Y are hereby notified to appear at this otice
the forenoon of the said day, and then aud there
show cause Why your Homestead Entry No 1895,
made BY you April 21st, 1866, upon the ne II
lands subject to sale At St. Cloud, Mimi, should not
be Cancelled As Christopher sorensen alleges an aha
Comment thereof by you and proposes then and there
to show the same, when you viii be permitted to
contest such showing.
II. c. WAIT, Register,
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II. G. WAIT, Register.
mAr46wt H. c. BURBANK. Receiver.
II y. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. INN.
~ March /, 1860.

sn: You are hereby notified to appear At thi,
Once on the 147H DAY OF APRIL 1853. at 10
O'clock In the forenoon Of the said day and tier and
made BY you Nay q: 1867, upon the " LnxTseT
~ seetion IL, township Is, range 81. in lie Dis.
ei:t q ssds subject 70 :a'e Il g. Cloud, Mimi
IN abandonment thereof BY you. ana nronosee
then and thers TO show tie came, when you Win be
permitted to contest such showing.
80 ~ss HENRY c. WAIT, Register
MAE&r3N3 III. C. RQRHANK Rnceixnr
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jan21-6wll H. RURRANK Rars;r.-

JaHz1-oWH Il. e. BURBANK, Receiver.
TT 8. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
" February "A 1862
Williom H. Spared:
s1R: You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on the 16rH DAY OF APRIL. 1869, at 10 o,cIock in
the OF the said day. and then and there show
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. ESQ: made br
you September 1867, upon the section III town
ship 125 range 81 in the District Of lands ubiect to
sale at St. Cloud, MINI, should not be canceled N
Antoine vogt alleges an ABANDONMENT the1eof
BY you and proposes then and there to chow The sam.
when you will be permitted to contest such showing
II. c. WAIT, Register.
m1r&6wS II. c. BURBANK Rec.;var
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I AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
IL January s, 1869.

IL January s, 1869.
f. 0nI AGelmann:
sn: You are hereby notified to appear at this
once on the Sra DAY OF APRIL, 1869. at 10
in the forenoon of the said day and then ard
81, made by you April 9th, 1864, upon the nv Il
section n, township Sc, range q, in the District
Of Lands subject to sale At St. Cloud, MIMI, should
not % cancelled, Is Jacobus c. Donken ak ges an
aoaodonment thereof by you. and proposes then and
there to show the same, when you viii be permitted
to contest such showing:
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- !. DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
sen A-cotd

Viii DO sold, in front Of the Mayors office,
Alexandria, on tn KSDAY, the 9TH day of
October, 1859, TWO of the = per cent BON DS
Of the Orange and Alexst drla X. h. Co. Tor sou
each, and one : per cent bond for SllO, ga
mortgage
TERMS-Negotiablo notes ~ - days, with
THOS r. LOVE,
Admir- with the will annexed OF
Far.aN co., sop 26-ts d. Fitzhush, decd.
I+OMMISSIONER SALE OF y DESIK-
u ABLE FARN.-Pursuant TO 8 decree OF
tho Circuit Court fer the county Of Fairfax, in
tho suit of Alexander ). Grigsby against Wal
ter s. Whaley, Administrator OF Il. NJ. Wha-
.eg and others, At its Juae term, 1869, the uu-
Gers;gnod, Commission will sell, at public
auction, al Fairfax Court House, on the FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER NEAT, Court day,
the TRACT OF LAND upon which Robert
con.ainir ( $685. ScJes. Tho Improvements con-
sist Of q large and convenient FRAN fIffssS
DWELLlNG HOUSE, with sll neceSss- snsgl
~ outbuildings. 1t is also well supplied with
wood is we'll wstered, and one Os tho most de-
sirable farms in that section Of the county
TERMS-One tenth CT the purcha c money
TO tie paid in hand as dept sit; the residue II
q, L and Is months with interest from tho day
a. sale; the title 10 be retained aid the land
liable to be reSold upon default In either
OF the deferred inst@lmerts. Stamps AMI con-
VeySnces at the cost of the purchaser.
w. II. DULANY.
II. w. THOMAS.
THOS. MOORE
THOS. K. LOVE.
Fairfax CO, oct 2-e0ts CONS. of Sale.
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EYENING, OCTOBER 4

AXES 70 GRIM i: was DR.. Franklin who
so baprily hit off the axe.grinding hypOcntes
OF his dav; and his satire upon thai numerous
class NJ individuals has lost nothing O. It's force
nc .jDlc-indecd, the axe grinding business Is
carried 10 greater lengths at present than at
any former period, and almost every third man
YOU meet has al axe 70 grind, or at any rate a
Ratchet. Ii he does not have some axes Of his
own TO grind, his friend has, and he wishes to
serve him.
Talk OF any public work, and forthwith
busy, busting crowd Of patriots start up and
present themselves as the especial friends OF
the dear people whom they so ardenty desire
10 serve-tor consideration, In too many
instances these fellows only desire 10 gTlod
their axes so that they may hcw their way IN o
office or money.
These operations are not confined to national
affairs, but extend to State matters, and pene-
trate into all the rami6catiOns Of municipal leg,
islation. Chques and organized rings grind
their axes at the public expense. 30, IN an
ascending grade of importance, the railroads,
canals and other general improvements OF the
country afford wider field OF operations TO
those who live and fatten upon the substance
of the people. lfyou want to know one OF
these men Just look at the first camorous
patriot you meet, who is excessively loud 10
MS DEQlSSlGlIOU9 VI EGfUllOu " thGl UOu1
interests hut his Cwn, aud you may set it down
rs fixed fact that he has an axe to grind.
Since the war the South has been literally
overrun with this sort OF patriots, all OF whom
haye axes to grind-on!y they like for other
people to turn the crank aud DO the grinding
Tor them.
Ohl Tor q return to the purer and better
days Of the republic, when men thought more
of serving their country than OF forming rings
or grinding axes!-NoD0N Herd"
A MAMMOTH DEER.-A valued friend from
Prince George sends Us the following
"A mammoth deer having fourteen points
and weighing one hundred aud niuetys six
pounds was killed yesterday IN Prince George
county, Va, on Warwick farm, by "m. Gee
and pa;ty. The lucky huntsman was Henry
Harrison, who was acting as driver. The horns
measured in length OF beam twenty three inch
os, and the width between them was 50 great
that three persons, whose aggregate weight Is
four huadIcd and thirty, three pounds, have
stood between them with ease. The deer was
started ia an cpen field and was pursued By
four dogs that zen up with him and in less than
six minutes was caught by them in attempting
to pass through thic&et and was dragged
about by HIM until tho huItSman came up and
shot him in the head, iud he was killed without
i1iurlug any OF the dogs. Many are witnesses
to the faces as stated. II trS5Ug ErPrlSS
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FERTILIZERS.

HUANO.-2C0 tons No l PERUVIAN
II GUANO, rom warehouse of government
agea.. for sale in lots 90 suit purchasers, by
b. H. LAMBERT,
sen ;5-2w Is Union Wharf.
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We again call ,Lo attention o.. tao iar.aer5
Maryland and Virginia 70 our
EXCELSIOR,

EXCELSIOR
composed of 700 pounds e W. Peruvian On
nno, AID 300 pounds Of soluble Phosphate OF
Lime, Cboncs dissolved n sulphurc a'Ii,l pot
ash and soda, forming the most concentrates
universal and durable fertilizer ever offered 70
the Misunderstanding AL tho stimulating
properties OF Peruvian Gaauo, and the ever Gu'
rab'e fertilizing properties OF Ground Bones.
Excelsior is in Lae dry powder, prepared eA-
prcssly foc drilling and can DO applied IN any
quantity per acre, however small and II Is tiLc
opinion O. many close calculating farmers, alter
ELEVEN year. experience in testing u sac
by side with other popular feriii%:Fs' tnst al
application ot TO pounds of Excelsior Is equaL
10 2OJ to 3 pounds of any otlcr ier'it"er OF OF
guano offered for sale, therefore IS lu"y ~ "
10 10 par cent cheaper
r.;-THE YEHY BEST EVIDENCE We Can or
FEp OF TIE VALUE OF OUR EXCELSIOR A.
cRoP GROWER AID FERTILIZER Is THE FACT or
ITS BEING INITIATED AEO C5UN7EHFEITED IN
TIL. AID OTHER CITIES ,v,--
Farmers should see that The An III 50
and name OF j. j. TURNER y CO. are
branded on every bag in BED LEI mis-
Ill others are CJuntor:aits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-04

DEEDl FEED
II FEED
JAS. +. HENDERSON,
Wholesale and Retail FEED DEALER,
No. 80 Cameron street,
Theatre Building, Alexandra, Va.
Has on hand
~ tons prime Upland Timothy Hay.
10 tons prime Clover Hay.
10 tons prime Baled Straw.
SOY bushels Oats.
200 bushels prime White Corn.
tons Rye Chop.
2CU bushels White Middlings.
200 bushels Brown Middlings.
2l0 bushels Brown Stuff
800 bushels Wheat Bran.
eco bushels Ship Stuff
800 bushels Corn Bran.
and offers for sale at the lowest market price. -
The highest cash price paid fog Hay and Straw.
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