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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-16

TsE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. s. PRO
their we'll known power in remov ng the diseases Pc
euliar to our Southern climate having already estab
Nshed for them e1viable reputation In Georgia
and the adjoining states As the majority OF persons
Liver, il is granted by oil intelligent physicians that
most OF the pains and aches OF our people are duo
to orr mic or functional arrangement of that impor-
tam org1n Prophitt's Liver Medicine ana Anti
Bilious Pills strlke directly at the root Of the evil.
They cure ihe Liver which IN nine cases out Of en-,
is at the bottom Of tie Coughs. Dyspep'ia, Colo,
Sick Headache. rheumatism, Constipation. Men,
slrual Obstr',c,icns &C., so common among our
people. Earache, T"othache, acute hneumahsm,
Neuralgia and bodily pains of every kind flee before
PEOPHITT'S PAIN KILL 1T
like chaff before the wind.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. APRIL 5.-Cha'lesto"
Hotel.-Jsmes Armstrong, city; Va Charles q
Mitchell, Senior, New York: ] Thompson,
Kershaw; o Stein. Ntw York; james jenkins,
Wisconsin; " Rouse, city; " Ladd. Thomas W
Ladd, Brooklyn; James D.. Ladd, Iowa; B Norr1',
Alabama; Worth, North Carolina; Seiisman
New York; NJ Rhodes. Baltimore; Mrs Gl:son,
two children and nurse. Philadelphia; c b Hutchln-
son, Sneed, New York; o NJ sad'er. South Caro-
lima; Tweedy and wife, Mrs Clarke, Milwau-
kie; Il Hotchkiss, Brooklyn; II Townsend, AL
ken; Ludngton, Jr, Milwaukee.
Pavilion Hotes.-C " Rhea, Tennessee; Mrs John
Jones, Chicago; c Wynn. Shepherd, city;
Lucas, Darlington; J Cruise, Cincinnati
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EXCURSIONS AROUND TIE HARBoR-THE ELE-
ANoR-At this delightful season. and indeed on
favorable days throughout the year, there can beno
more agreeable way Of passing leisure day than BY
q trip around Charleston harbor in an No. yacht
such q one for instance as the Eleanor, Captain
Young. With fair breeze, slightly ruf1ed sea. o
bright sky and full sail, excursion around the
harbor is pleasure TO be remembered. Passing by
Castle pinckney, which few care to visit there is
Mount Pleasant, with its magnificent groves and
beautiful vilage-there are Sullivan's, Morris and
James Islands, with their picturesque scenery and
glorious memories. There arc the remains Of Moul-
trie-the SCARED fort Of two revolutions, the grim
ruins of Sum er-the easy conquest Of which South
ern skill and Southern valor made an 'mpregnab.e
fortress There is the site OF wagner-the scene Of
deeds Of heroism :bat would furnish material for
thousand niads. There are the grass grown ram
parts Of Johnson whence sped the first she'll m the
siege ofSu inter-. sand bank is all that remains OF
the small earthwork that bore the rlustrious name
OF Beau1egsrd. and Ripley is falling prey to the
winds and waves. Suoh an excursion cannot fail to
be Of great interest to the visitor be he souhorner
or Northman-Amelican or Fo -eigner.
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ANOTHER FATAL AFFRAY.-On Thursday last,
says the Edgefeld Advertiser. Mr. John Autrey was
killed by Mr.. Andrew Meyer. sr. Mr. Autrey was
respectable citizen, living Fome eight or nine miles
west OF the village In the neighborhood Of Phillip
Church. Mr. Moyer, equally respectable. lives there
still. 1t seems that Meyer was owing Autrey. aid
that the latter went, the said THURSDAY, accom-.
panied by deputy sheriff. to field where AIoyer
and his son wers piougbing, to levy upon certain
horse The younger Meyer resisted, and words or
blows ensued; the elder Meyer joined the fray, and
picking up stone struck Aubrey such blow upon
the head that he soon died. Both the Meyers were
arrested and brought to this place on Sunday last
On Monday morning they departed fer Columbia,
under charge of IN officer Of The law, to endeavor to
give ball. and return to their homo.
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IT, y.voR's PAEApE-OUR VISITING EYRE
rs.-since the announcement OF the pro- anme
for the a7th. which emanated from the chei Q, 'ne
Fire Depsr,ment. tho companies In this cit! nave
m the alert and nigh y pr1otice for the 'e't 10
~ .,nl,ed. Some OF them have attained a woader'
fnl rpeed in the given distance.
~ es;tSreeard to our visiting aremen 1t Is n'w DC,
-, ,noun that the Georgia. Washington and
v,ail.n, o, Augusta. will be hsse. and nosly wan our
.,Es.- c,,v be represented By these gallant COM
psniee.
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A GooD Sign. The Charleston branch Of
the Life Association Of America, located at No. 40
Broad. street. put out stylish new sign yesterday
It has convex sizes and is oval in shape, and the his
tory OF the association in bef Is given in gold tint.
ed letters on blue ground. 1t Ia altogether neat
piece of work, and the painting done effects credit
on Styles palette.
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purNAM coUNrr, GA. September %, 1868

PUTNAM COUNTY, GA. September %, 1868.
DR.. O. S. Prophai-sir-I have used for the. last
two v. ara in my family your Liver Medicine. your
Pain Kill 1t, and your Female Tonic. and have no
fesr in saying that they the best medicines have
ever used for the Liver AMI stomach Neurslg c and
Rhl umatc affections, Headache, Oclc, and pains OF
every kind are subdued by them. After using the
medicines so loug. cheerfully recommend them TO
apy ard every one and TO all that are afflicted as the
best and safest remedies for oil the diseasos for
which they are recommended. d.dc.- DC.
Yours respectfully, JAMES Whldhf.
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THRow1Na WATER R1oM W1NDows.--Not-
withdrawing the tact that there is ordinance In
force strictly prohibiting throwing water out OF win
dows en- the street, it Is frequently done. and the
penalty must be n:st. Yesterday afne of 80 81 was
imposed on the American Botel, East Bay, for al
lowing the ordinance to be violated.
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FAMILY MED1o1sEs.-Ia another column will
be found the advertisement of DR.. Prophtt's family
medicines consisting Of his celebrated liver medi'
cine, anodyne pain Kill 1. and anti-biho and ague
pills. These preparations, which have wide repu-
tation, are described and recommended in the Ger.
tifloatss attached 70 the advertisement.
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NEW CROP Ros1S-Thero are in The News
Office samples from Ict Of 35 barrels Of rosin new
crop, made on the line Of the Northeastern Railroad
by MessRs J. ". Edwards & Co., and sold by Mr. John
MARSHALL, Jr COR SO per barrcl-2SO pounds-being
the highest price detained In Charleston for rosn
since the closc OF tho, wac.
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GREAT CHANGE IN THE WEArHER.-Tbe
change which has taken place in the weather during
the past few days is tho topic OF general On
the 18th Ct April, 1s4s, there was snow hese and on
the same day in 1850 there was frost. As6 Z. III.
last evening the thermometer was ten degrees lower
than at the same hour the LIST Of January OF this
year. What effect tbis cold snap has had on early
vesetationi Is ue: yet definitely known.
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GOLD EARRINGS REoovEa1D-A pair Of gold
enamel earrings were sent to the Guardhouse, yes
terday by S. Conroy, to whom they were offered for
sale. by aolored boy. for twenty-five cents. When
he was questioned as to where he obtained them he
fed. The owner can recover them on application 10
tho Captain Of the Police.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-16

DEATH PENALTY COMMITTED. Scott
has commuted the sentence Of Susan Eppes, con-
ycted at the last term OF the Court OF General ses
sions held in Newberry County, OF murder and SEN
encei to be executed the 2lss of May next to
Imprisonment for Life in tue State penitentiary.
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SuRYfvoRs's Assoo1ArroN.-The anniversary
supper Of this ASSOCIATION Will take place this eve-
ming, at Hibernian Hail. Tuly Is the caterer, and,
under the auspices Of the committee. will provide
Arst-rate entertainment. Tickets osn be had from
any of the committee. and members who hayo not
yet purchased tickets reques ed to do 80 to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-16

A SOUTH CAROLINA CoNsUL.-The President
on Monday and Tuesday sen, In huge list OF POM
instions to the Senate for confirmation. We have
searched the list through. and find that but one Of
the appointees halls from South Carolina. Ibis Is
Mt. B. Odell Duncan. who is nominated MS United
States Consul to Eldnore, Denmark.
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TIE DAILY News PRICE CURRENT AND COM
MERc1AL CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at our
counting room at nine O'Clock this morning Single
comics 6TS cents. Orders for ten copies and over
VIII be fled at the rate of two and half cents per
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DIR. pRopHlrr.s FEMALE TONIC.

This Medicine, with its assooatea, is safe and
certain remedy for oil durable diseases to which Fe-
males alone LIABLE II is also an excellent pre-
ventatiye of Nervous Bliudness, or Nervou, Dis
"a in either mole or ieEsle It is apowerful Ner-
vine Tonic. setting up q full and free circulation
throughout the system.
All OF the above Medicines sold by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the southwest.
Z. 9. BURNHAM.
Wholesale and Retail Agent, Charleston, sc.
Prepared only by DE-. o. s. PROPHIIT.
April 10 stuthGmos covinSton' Ga.
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SARGENT, TIE Observation-Disclosures Hall
last evening was fill e. with wondering audience.
Who seemed delighted with tho marvellous perfof M
snoes of Sargent. the great nius'onist. The bell
tr,cr ,,;s 6Ss goblin drum wero specialees that
ELECTED loud and Bug applause. Ano'nef 9n'ef
ment tonight. when new iea,ures will bo Introduced
Prizes distributed every night. matinee perform
ance for children will be given on Saturday after-
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP

G. MoBR1pE SMITH will sell. al 10 O'Clock, at
his salesrootn. Brold-s.reet horses, mules. &c.
RIEokE l. ScHAcHrE Will sell. at 10 O'Clock. In
Ansorstreet. nearly opposite George. contents Of
grocery store.
WILLIAM MCKAY will sell, at 10 O'Clock, Mt his
saleHoom Meeiue.street, furniture, groceries. &C.
Miles DRAKE will sell. ut 10 O'Clock, In his
store, corner OF King and Lioerty.s reefs, boots,
shoes and hats
KNOX, DAILY & Co. will sell, at 10 o'cocs, OF
their sa.esrcom, corner Of Meeting and wentworth
streets, furniture, groceries. &c.
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FAILURE OF THE MA1Ls.-We learn that all
the packages Of IHE DAILY NEWS of "Wednesday. for
points on the Northeastern Railroad, were missen
up the South Carolina Railroad. The fault was not
in this office. The missing papers should BY this
time have been returned to their destination.
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FOWL THIEVES ON TIE RAMpAaE.-It was gen.

Fowl THIEVES ON TIE RAMpAaE.-It was gem
arniy supposed when all the jdl-birds T're 'fsna-
ferred to the Pentensry. after the last term OF the
Criminal Court, that the city had been depicted OF
fowl thieves; but 1t seems not or there ID new
spring crop. Night be ore last there was rad
made on the roost OF gentleman living in Itutedge
street and several ducks and fowls carried Of Inc
.eptrancy to tn, fowl house was adroitly effected
through the kitchen windows.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-16

UNITED STATES COURT PETIT JURY. - To
avoid any misapprehension a. to when the turv are
to attend on this court they are Informed that the
attendance will not be required until Monday next
the 10th inst1nt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-16

THE TREAS suRER OF THE WASHINGTON LIGHT
Infantry Charitable Association acknowledges the
receipt Of fifteen do.ars-a donation OF three ladies'
of PHILADELPHIA through W. c. courtney, Esq. .
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TIE UNITED STATES Court, APRIL 15-HoN.
GEORGE s. BRYAN. PREsrDRo.-GranhnS oroers OF
sale, hearing petitions for final discharge, appointing
.ssignees, &C., occupied tho attention OF the bank
rupt side of the court yesterday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-16

Az EXPEDITION TO CUDA.-The Savannah
Navs SAWS: ave hive heard rumors for several
a.v, ms; sfan expedition preparing to embark for
cnbo- and Yesterday we were informed by gentle
man who profsssed to speak from his own personal
,or,1.dee OF the fact that some seven hundred and
snv Won from the upper portion of the state, the
..n,a aa Of some of whom he mentio cd. had arrived
:; te vicipily within hepsst two or three days. on
.h.,r INV To embark for Cuba.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIntion.-7HE DAILf NEWS
BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY FE-
coGNyzED As HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
cUzA7IoN IN THE CITY OF cAARLfSToN,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
INC IN TIE FOsToFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRoVIS-
IONS OF TIE NEW PoST0EEYcE Law.
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REpoRrER's CRUMBS. .:One company of the
department hero CLAIMS to have gone over the
ground laid out for the 2Tth In 4H minutes.
Persons who have not made assessment returns
are only allowed until the end of this week. instead
of the lst proximo, to do so.
Mr.. ]. h. Brunins. formerly Of Uforhardt'
Camrsen Co., proposes opening dry goods store
in King-street, opposite Beaufain street.
The regular quarterly examination of teachers will
take place in the Normal School on Saturday, the
10th inst.
There is an advertiser in TIE NEWS who wants
one hundred a1men. Why don't the idlers around
the streets take the work offered?
The festival of the Schutzenfest IL May promises
to be an occasion of unusual interest the rumors
that we hear be well founded
Already applications havo been mado for eligible
places on Meetns-street by ladies anxious to get
good view of the fremen's parade.
Messrs. Lopez Son are rebuilding the extensive
works. ops in Snith-sreet. There must be work
aleld,
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III. W. ARNOLD,
Of the GeorgIa Conference.

DooLY COUNTY, GA April, 1857.
This Is to certify that was confined to be house
anil of tho tire TO my bed, aud SUFFERING tho
ureatess agony imaginable VIII Npeumat1sm, lor
3ye months, and after trying every nvaable reme-
dy, with no relief was cured With two bottles OF
Dr.. o. s Prophit's Anodync Pam Kill H. each cost
ing fifty Genus oply 1t relieved mo aimos. instantly
others suffering from similar disc .se. can soy
that 1t is one OF the best family medicines now out
certain. Yours truly, W. A. FOREHAND.
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RAna CHANos-F1Rsr OF THE SEASON.
Mr.. A. D. Lorenz, No. l33 McetnG-steet, gives 'h'
morning splendid lunch Of turtle SOUP f1ed hsh.
sala1 of every kind. beets. radisbes, &C. Don't fai
to he there between IL and O'Clock.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Marion Lodge, at s 2. III.
M. A. and P. a.. at balf-pa St P. n.
zerrfbbabel Chapter, at Z. III.
Washington Fire Company. at T. n.
Marion Fire Company. at half past P. 81.
Chamber OF Commerce, at P. NJ
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CHEAP PRINTING Business men will do ven
to inquire at TEE NEWS Office the prices TOR dong
Job work before giving out their o1ders elsewhere.
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PROPHETS LIVER MEDICINE.

DR.. Prophi,t-Having u:ed this medicine sufl-
GENTLY lons to test its virtue nd to satisfy my own
mind that it is inva]uab'c remedy for Dyspepsia
IA disease from which the writer has suffered much
for sx years-and being persuaded that hundir 8
who now suffer from this annoying CO nplaiut would
be senally benefited. he has be n. by Its use se
deem Il o duty we owe to this unfortunate class to
recommend TO them the use OF this remedy which
has given no. only himself but several members of
his family the greatest relief
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CARPENTERS WoRK.-Orders ioi work to bt
done by Warren A. sneed. the well-known colored
carpenter may be left at Almars drug store corner
Of vanderhorss and King streets, and will receive
nrompt attention. 3 Bpiii16
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STANFonpvILLE

srANFonpv1LLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct. l. 1867.
DIR. o. S. Fropiin-Dear Sr-lhiI lie to certify
that have used your ARue PIus Tor the Iasi ten
yelrs and have mover failed 10 cure he Ague in a
single instance with them. They aiS-ys brenk the
chi is the first day that they ara given. can rseom-
mend them as being the ;eBt ague medicine that l
have found and they leave no baG enects fopow-
ing them, as Quinine. 30. "
Yours respectfully. A. WESIbhooh.
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coxrsoros. GA July 0 1861

CovNaToN, Ga, July 0, 1867.
DR.. .Prophitt-HavtNg Used your Liver Medicine
for more than year in my family, cheerfuliy
commend It to all persons suffering from Liver af-
feciions Dyspepsia or Indigestion in any form. I
also recommopd your Dysentery Cordial as the best
remedy for that disease. .. ]. HOGERS:
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prp- Guaos, Ctr.
SPRING OPENING.
L g 6 g
J. R. FAD & co.
WE HAvE NOW OPENED NEW AND coal
w pLETE STOCK or
FANCY DRESS GOODS.

Comprising BLACK AND CoLoRED SILKS,
Foullard silks, japanese Poplins Colored Striped,
and Checked silks Mourning silks, Colored LUST es
Lcnos Mozambiques, Muslin and Cambria Robes.
Printed Lawns, Pereaes and Peques, Silk and Worst
ed Figured Grenadines &c, &c.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mr.. A. C. KAUFMAN offers for sale beauti-
full clinker built boat See advertisement.
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DURING the spring and summer months We
will bind Magazines Periodicals. Law Books &C., at
reduced prioes
Fine Note Paper 10 cents per quire. Envelopes 10
cents rer package.
splendid assortment Of Playing Cards, at
COURTENAY'S,
April 10 No Broad.street
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LACE SHAWLS.

The most extensive assortment of LACE SHAwLS
ever before offered IN Char eston.
We are now prepared to show our customers:
BLACK FRENCH LACE POINTS, from 81 to S26.
Black Pusher Lace Points from $25 to 1856.
Super Llama Lace Points. from $26 to s100.
ALSO.
Black Merino and Cashmere SHAWLS. Black and
White SILK Gienad lie shawls. Printed Broche
Shawls, Colored Fancy challie Shawls, White and
Black Bnroge shaws. shetland sha-ls. Black Silk
Coverings. Together with many other new and
striking novelties 10 be founc in our
CLOAK AND SHAWL ROOM.
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Autien Sales.

Boots, Shoes and Hats. - :,
BY MILES DRAKE. soK
THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock, I will sell at my q
Store, corner King and Liberty streets.
100 cases BOOTS AND SHOES. comprising a choice n
assortment of the following styles, viz: .,..i;
Cases Mems Calf and Kip 2. g. BOOTS
Cases mems Calf and Kip Balmorals and Brogans
Gases Mems Calf Congress and Oxford Ties
Cases aides serge and Ktd Congress and Balmoi =
rails a.t-:.-l
Cases Women'a Goat and Morocco Bootees, ST, 50"
and 6 0. : --si -!
large assortment Of Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's SHOES, in cartoons
AIao,
IS case, 16O dozen, Mer's and Boys Black, Brown
and Pearl Alpine Young America and Italian HAI0.
Apri 1B. -E-its-- - ----s t'.t' 40 sial'" ~ T.
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April 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31
majority o, the puones,e dAngoueme trees in the

of the majority Of the Duohesse dAngoueme ueos '"0
The following statement gives the amount OF ea 6
S20 second crop tS9 l third crop Seo to S seventh
slOa 2 fifth crop. A2G7 ~; sixth crop, Wv w
crop eros. Total, 1880 IS. -
Q. Trial has driven him from all faith IN 'e u"arl
On this point many will take issue with hiin' he
SAWS a standard can be so pruned ana lnahaseu
AZ TO Weld returns but little behind u"arl' anu
standard once grown is as much superior as s'oho
barn is superior to q slab lean-tO'
3. Much more depends on wise pruning than
orchardists generally allow; the trees should Dc
made to assume the shape OF cone, ana the HUH
thrown in as near as possible to the trunk,
d Az 10 deriving money from an orchard OF pear
culture for profit half and more than half depends
ON the care with which fruit is put up, the
skill with which it is put upon the nght market
Mt the right time sagacty in knowing when
TO hold back, acquaintance with all the markets.
and promptness in getting returns from them'
In some minds Mr. QuInns book VIII arouse "n
warrantable hopes; for many who read IL are hoV
aware by what skill, vigilance, ana thrii1' Iho oih-
liant results he speaks of were Distant growers
will not obtain such prices he quotes All cannot
master and manage the NewYork market as he has.
But as to the cultivation of certain known ana popu
lar varieties of pears Mr. Quinns book Is so clear SO
concse md Thoroughly practical rs to leave nothing
that sbonId he added and little to be sought for IN
hplLior volumes: it is a book for the million, Tor
every American who owns an acre, 1t showing
straight and precise path. by walking which he may
his table half the days of the year with 1fult
not surpassed in shape juiciness, and flavor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-31
DEAR Culture FOR PROFIT.
NEW BOOK ON THE PEAR.

DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
A NEW BOOK ON THE PEAR.
W. will publish, September l. an illustrated "ork entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
ByP. T. QUINN
rracca Horuur for ysas successful grower OF reAfs
Ormark The subject simply and Thoroughly treated sD'e' The
GLOWING heads:
VARIETIES;
ASPECT
PREPARATION OF THE SOlLi
DISTANCE APART
SELECTING TREES;
DWARFS AND STANDARDS,
TINE OF PLANTING;
PLANTING;
DIGGING TREES FROM THE NURSERY ROW nSD rAcKlsGi
VARIETIES TO PLANT
PRUNING;
MATURING AND MULCHiSG:
GATHERING FRUIT;
MARKETING PEAHS;
PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURE;
MISUNDERSTANDING AND GhAFTlhG;
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
ORCHARD RECORD.
Tb, WORK will be found complete practical manual for III. Pear
mower whether for pleasure Q, probL
one volume handsomely bound in eoth Price 81 Sent nee ~
mai Q receipt Of pDce. 1hs TRIBUNE H'"'i0'A