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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-18
NAHLROAr,a.
81 I'd ssssssssa - gm

@a I'd - - H
RIGHMoND AND DANYILLE Rail.
LIZ iROAD-CHANGE OF sCHyDfy,'s nii'-
and after FRIDAY, January 1sth, n.o ti,e p On On
SEhGER TRAINS on this road viii be M Aa-
follows: w run ~
soINa WEST, LYNoHBURa PAssyravna
leave Richmond daily tGxceps spndsysl NJ m IKE
~. arrive At Burkeylle at u.ss a. H., m,s Az:
close connections with trains on die Som,S.,hs
road Tor Harmville, Lynchsurg, Bristol 'K nnGe
vile; NASHVILLE, Memphis. &C.. &c. THhouGGiH
2.tsP. M leave Da1yille daily st 1918 r. r.:
close connections for ali stations on the NIX
Carolina road both east and wet OF GreensbornsH
Charlotte, Columbia, Augusta, and ali Doin,s,
South. p'ihS'
CONC EAST, THROUGH RaIr AND ny
PRESS leave Greensboro daily 1T 1 a. M. ,c,Ho
Danville daily at az 4, d: arrt;e At Richmond
leave Burkeville daily Except Sundays at 2.leP
n, {; arrive at Richmond &c s.:oP. NJ
Through tickets can be procured At the fIctc,
Office In Richmond 70 allsirpor,snt points South
and Southwest, and at Greensboro and DsnyiIIe IN
all points North, East, and West. $500 W
- iEt7 rIa4 THOMAS DoDkMsAD.
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BY Lee 6 6oddin, Auctioneers,
1tHi Mo, yr,7 Main street.
A ssIGNEE,s AND TRUSTEES SAIL

A SSIGNEE's AND TRUSTEES SALE
n OF FARM. IN THE COUNTY OF CHEZ
TERFIELD LYING -OEs1HE CLOVER HILL
RAlLROAD ABgUT EqgI-DLSsTAAISIT lT II5lsE
MILES) FROM CHESTER AND THE GOuRT-
HOUSE, AND EIGHT MILES FROM PEIEhS,
BURG, At AUCTIOF.-By order OF the united
States District Court for the district OF Virginia
In the matter of Joseph j. White bankrupt, we
will sell at public auction, in front of the United
states court. house. in. the city of Richmond on
THURSDAY, 4th March, 1889, at u O'Clock M., II
fair, If not the next fair day thereafter. all that
PIECE, PARCEL, or TRACT OF LAND, with
the improvements thereon, lying and being In the
county OF Chesterfield, containing TWO HUN
DRED AND TWENTY-THRkE ACRES more
or less, adjoining the lands Of William r. How,
lett, Benjamin Srayes's heirs, - Fisher, and
others. The greater portion Of the land Is open.
The Improvements consist Of comfortable frame
dwelling containing six rooms, and the usual out
buildings. On the farm IS an ORCHARD AID OF choice
fruit trees and EXCELLENT WATER. "a
TERMS p One-third cash, one-thrd In four
months and one-third In eight months, the pur-
chaser giving negotiable notes with interest
added and the title TO be retained In security until
'i' 49, ,ANDW. RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
H1' ,sS IN. NJ LEE Trustee.
Sale to be- conducted by LEE GoDDIN. huc-
tionears. 49, E-.-..r 81 re IhtdS
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GRANITE WORKS.

DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
III We are prepared 10 furnish The very eest
Quality GRkSITs, dresIed ar undressed, IN any
quantity. We Will also bpiiG all sinds or GRAN
ITE WORK NJ short notice. Special attention
given 20 rough or dressed WALL work. CE Me-
TERRY WORK, re-, ard all material tarnishsa.
ONCE corner OF Canal and Seventh stIeess,
GEORGE BhUaEkYaAlh
1asi--3m superintendent.
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BY Wellington Goddtn,
Anctioneer and Heal Estate Agent.

A, ssIGNEE'S SALE OF A VERY HAND
IN SOME RESIDENCE ON NAVY HILL, ON
THE EAST SIDE 0FF0uRTH BETWEEN " Dg-
RATE NEW PIANO.-As assignee in bankruptcy
OF Mr.. Y. j. Clutter, hall sell at public auction,
on the premises, on THURSDAY the 18th Februa.
o. by 124 feet, located as above, with NEW
FRAMED DWELLING thereon, now in the occu-
paDcy Of Mr.. Clutter: containing ample accom-
modations for q moderate. sized family, and fin
ished with great taste, and containing the usual
modern improvements. This is really a frst-class
At the same time and place viii be sold very
superior new PLANO. - - ar,sEsoT
Terms For The real estate, one-third cash j;
balance at eight and nine months, for negotiable
notes Interest added, secured by trust deed. For
the Piano, cash. JOHN 81. HALL, =
ia 2o-2awtds assignee OF Y. J. Clutter. :.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
= PROPERTY NEAR GOOCHLANp
CoURI HOUSE.-By virtue of deed or trust
executed to the undersigned as trustees by DR..
George W. Harris, recorded In the Clerks office of
Goochland COUNTY court on the 7th day Of March,
1863 for The benefit Of the creditors Of said Harris
1862 at the house of said Harris, near Goochland
Courthouse, offer for sale at public auction, to The
hiehest bidder all the property conveyed by sale
FARM. HORSHS CATTLE. HOGS. SHEEP,
PLANTATION TOOLS and GTE g, = I%%,r
HOUSEHOLD 3I and KITCHEN FnRhnlTT9nhEI; 81;
THIRTY-FIyE or ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY ACRES; of which thirty are excellent , N
James River low grounds, ten acres OF creek nat,
and the high land very valuable There is an excel
lent BRICK DWELLING and good out.houses
4 fine apple orchard Of choice fruit.
TERMS The land will be sold upon 4 crcdlt OF
one, two, and three years, equal instalmcpts and
Interest payable annually from day of sale, pur,,
chaser giving bonds and personal security ana
decd of trust TO secure the purchase money. The
personal property: cash rs for all sums of twenty
dollars and Under upon credit Of six months for
sums over that amount to be secured oy Donos
with good personal security +.
". D. LEAKE, rrustoes
fe 12-tds A. X. LEbEE, 4
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5 A FEARFUL RIDE.-On Thursday of last
week the locomotive Leonard w. Jerome
was I" booked to follow the mid day train
ont Of New York to Poughkeepsie, stopping
nowhere except for wood and water. just
as she was starting, and unknownto the
engineer, two lads, respectively eight and
ten years old, mounted the catcher, in
tending to have short ride along Eleventh
avenue, supposing the engine was going to
"pump up" They were seated on q low
elevation 1.-THE oross-beam Of the oow-catcher)
and were hid from the engineer by the
smcke-stack. Faster and faster whirled the
iron horse over the rails, by cross-streets,
over rafting switches, and then with
almost lightning speed the city was left
behind as the locomotive reached the river
bed of the road. The roaring steam, the
sharp, rapid crack Of the ponderous wheels
as they cleared the joints of the'r rails, the
swaying to and fro Of the tons Of iron, the
shrieking of the steam-whistle as the snort
ing engine dashed past station after station,
sent thrills Of terror into the hearts of the
youngsters as they hung with death-like
grips upon projecting bars or bolts, yelling
and crying with fright in vain, for the
deafenipg roar of machinery and the clash
Of iron drowned their cries for help almos.
i before they left their lips. And 80 they
rode till the locomotive came toa stsnd-still
for water at Peekskin, forty miles, when
sone, completely overcome with fright and
exhaustion, tumbled senseless to the ground,
while the other, too weak to walk, was con-
yeyed into the station, and after good care
the two were sent back to New York.
!. :Poagh kespsie Eagle.
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HALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT


d. 10 the North, East, and Wet, rfa the RIch
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
carrying the United states mali twice daily. Vic,
CANT cars with new patent sleeping chairs on all
trains.-The through trains on ibis road arc NOV,
run from the depot corner BYRD and Eighth
streets as follows 81 rEe .t- % o
The DAY THROUGH NAIL TRAIN leave,
Richmond daily at 11:l5A. NJ, ErrtYing in v ash
ington ut s:d5 L. NJ, connecting with the early
afternoon express trains FOR the North, East and
West. = q
elegant cars, with the ncT patent sleen!ag chairs
attached, leaves Richmond daily fSupdays ercept.
edl ct sis z. d., arriving IN Washington al s:io
A. NJ, connecting with the early morning trains
for the North, East, and West.
Both STEAMERS stop at Alexandria each way
The ACCOMM0DArlON TRAIN for MilIfor,
and all way-stations leaves depot corner Broad
and Eighth streets &C $50 p. III. Returning.
arrives at $50 4. NJ. ...s r.- ~
Through tickets and through baggage checks to
all principal points. t1
For further information and through tickets,
apply at the Office OF the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hil and nj the ticke,
Office, corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
J. B. GENTRY, General Ticket 4 gent.
SAMUEL RUTH. Superintendent. del
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AUCTEON SALES. !
2
THIS DEy
gy Hrubbs & williams Auctioneers.
, Eleventh stree. between Main and Bank.

r1sRUsTEE,s SALE OF "a. FARM IN
n THE COUNTY OF CHARLOTTE. TWO
Miles FROM KEYsyILLa. AND ONE-QUAR
TER or A MILE FROM THE EAILROAD.-
In execution OF the trust conferred upon me by
deed from NJ. 3. Trippe, trustee for ~. II: Ham
CbarIotte county court will sell at auction at the
Office of Grnbbs & Williams, in the city Of Rich
mond, on tn URSDAY, February !s, at " 9,cloc Is
OF TWO HUNDRED and SIXTEEN ACR Es.i
situated as above, one half of whicli-embraeing
IN good heart. and produces tobacco. corn, oats
&c. the other hslf is heavily tsmbered and wooded.
Tho Improvements are DWELLlN11 with Hve
comfortable rooms, with out-houses, AL new Two
large tobacco barns. ice-house, &c. .
TERMS Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
sale and 81. so0 with interest from 2Sa DecemDer,
1888 the balance on terms to be IN ;de known at the
$500 CHARLES O. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GRJ-BRs a WItnIAMs Aucfioneers. fe Is Z.
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I)OWHATAN sTEAMBoATs+Ms !,

f4,MpsNy Steamers s'p ar tsas.sss.lsssxs
OF Maryland and --CEesp,
reliable, and safe route TO Baltimore, savanasa,
Boston, and the West.-Tri-TfelS lns 70 Dait -.
more making cloge connection With CLEANERS 10
philaislphia.-No charge fer wharfage. draysIe'
or forwarding and no trsnshipmsnl o! goods ne-
tween Richmond ana baltimore BAIL
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and "a
TURDAY. Leaves Richmond every TUEsDAf,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
o;clogk p, NJ These steamers have excellent
saloon, s.aterooIa, and passenger Accommodations
Fare, -; meals and statetoon extra. tof tfessh
or passage. apply 10
HARVGYs & WILLIAMS. Agents,
auto Commercial Block.
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YXyINTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Wv AND PETERSBURG RAILRoAD.-On
and after WEDNESDAY, the III December the
trains over this road will be run IS follows:
Leave Richmond at A. II. and 2:S5 p. NJ
Leave Petersburg NJ eiSh. NJ. and 6:soP. r.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAlG, with passenger
car attached will leave Richmond daily 1T 40 T.
NJ, and Petersburg daily at ESQ A. II. (Suntays
e&cepted). a..-.-.sr rr... r... ~
The 4. NJ. train viii not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $50 z. III. train Will no. leave
Petersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for Norfolk VIII take the :::s Z. H.
train, running through daily.
y Fare to Norfolk, 81. Baggage checked throurh
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal train
will leave Glover Hill at IA. ", and returning
leave Richmond at 2:tc =. 81. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays. ...... .....
- b! t THOMAS II. wYENE
de l Superintendent,
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Y sr,ErrEg FROM LEXINGTON
Z. correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

.rEsssuorryE rIaE--Tows MEETISG--TWEs'
..,sTY,sEcoND OF FEBRUARY 10 RE csLa
y4SsRATBD, BIZ THE rREEpMES--TAsHH1sa
.stToN socIsTY or THE COLLEGE,. tta:
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SHERIFF'S sALE.-Will be sold on
~ FRIDAY the ceth day of the present month
(february lsesl, at the distlllery OF BRAN smih
Situated at what ls known as "Ritchie's spring, :"
STEAM EEGIsE and BOILER, and ali The MA
lGHlNERY 10 the said dis!iliery, including FIX
FukES OF every kind used In the manufacture OF
hands in favor OF the Commonwealth OF Virginia
against said Smith.
fele II. j, SMITH. 9. II. C.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Aucticneer and Real Estate Agent,

THRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXCELLENT
FARM OF SIXTY-sIX AND ONE-THIRD
ACRES, ON THE WILLIAMSBURG TURN
PIKE TWO MILES BELOW RICHMOND
BY virtue OF deed OF trust executed TO the sub
scriber by Captain Herman ~schrefrer, bearing
date August sth. 1851, duly recorded In Hensico
county court, shall in execution thereof pro-
ceed TO sell at public auction the premises on
FRIDAY the 10th February, 1850, at 4 O'Clock z.
NJ If fair If not the first fair day thereafter, the
valuable LITTLE FARM of SlXrY-SIX and
ONE-THIRD ACRES, l0catedas above, opposite
to Hughes's Tavern, and formerly owned by Mr..
j. j. White. The land is OF good quality. and
besides the excellent BUILDINGS thereon It has
young orchard OF select fiuit.
TERMS Enough In cash to defray the expenses
Of sale and TO discharge three negotiable notes
each for $a36 s. with Interest from lltn instant,
and balance Of the proceeds OF sale on such term,
as shall be announced At the hour Of sale.
lie ID w aODDIE, Trustee.
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BY Wellington GoddiD,
Auctioneer an Real Estate Agent

A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
IA OF REAL ESTATE IN The CITY OF
kICHM0ND.-By order of the United States Dis
t-ics Court Ter the District OF Virginia. In the mat
ter of e. 7. Townsend, bankrupt, we Will sell at
public auction.~-as whole. or divided, as may be
deemed best at the hour OF sale-on the premises,
M If fair, If not the next fair day that valuable
LOT OF LAND, with the large BRlCK. AND
WOODEN DWELLING, &C., thereon. IN the oc-
eupancy of said Townsend, and fronting on the
east side of College street, between Broad and
Marshall streets, one hundred feet six inches and
and thirty four feet to Lafayette avenue.
TERMS One third cash !; balance AZ six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added
and title retained. .fG
AND,W RUTHERGLEN, Assigcee,
JAMES L. APPERSOE, Trustee
j. L.APPsRsoS, Salesman. 1900 felS
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REAL EsTATE rap . -.

<<~~~~~~>.S< OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
V1RGINIALAND FOR SALE Wonr1,,,
(, y.-of THE ATTENTION or CA pr a III, Ell
SIN a an.aerized % cell TRACT or Lhsb
Within sen m niinls Of HMFl'n .ssyT,s
SoIthsiaa railTSsd, containing ONE on We
FIVE HUNDRED AND Thirty oaT tSSh,ND
un me gan IT, large and handaopl DWHILTTbESs'
ton. assert with confidence tat Il T. comet
most valuable and Desirable estates In WIZ, oS me
PERSONS desiring 70 zee tic land5 are rertrsssss.
tersbgrg, Va. DD'hh, Pc
For terms, address THOMAS r. sDopy
&c o-Sos .,sr. p - Boy,,ton "
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DHILADELPHIA. RICHMOND 4

\ AND NORFOLK STGAM5HIP .SsxzsssG.
LIN e. Steamers NORFOLK and VALLEY
CITY, composing this line, win leave Philsdephis
every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and 81.
Louis, uia Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
for Norfolk and Boston; and close connection
made at Norfolk. Bills OF ladinG signed through,
Passage 70 Phlsdelphis, including meals and state
room So W. y. potter, Agent
oc II Office 2s?S Dock street.
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Auctions SALES.
FUTUEE DAY.

HIGH 3CoNsTABLE's SALE. = ONE
BULLYING, on LEASED
GROUND, FOR aALE.-Wnl be sold on MON
fsaY! Febrnsry 18th, 1859, at II o'clock NJ, the
sbnye.uamed property, situated on Fourteenth
street between Main and Franklin streets, former
II occupied by saysgs Smith as carpenters
satisfy distress warrantin my hands In favor Of
s, Barnett and against William T.. a lien.
WN.sR. TALL, H. OR.
atips ion 81 PosTPoNEMEET.a T5.;5fl
The above sale has been postponed TO FRIDAY
the 18th instant at II CLOCK H.. isf fsyf fe Is 4
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By Wellington Goddin,
AuctiOnepr and Real Estate Agent,


Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
A SSIGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
IA OF LANDIN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
BY order OF the United States District Court for
the district of Virginia In the matter OF Thomas
p. Dorset, Jr, bankrupt, we will sell at public
auction in front OF the United states courthouse
In the city of Richmond. on SATURDAY, Goth Of
February 1852 ut Il o. CLOCK Nj, II fair, If not, the
next fair day thereafter. ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTEEN ACRES OF LAND on the Wood
Decker road within eight miles Of Petersburg adj
tolning tie lands or w, e. Hewlett and j. A.
Gibbs, OF which thirty. acres are cleared, the
balance In original and second growth of pine,
and well watered By springs ana branch running
through the land.
TERMS One-third cash balance OF four and
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest added
and title retained.
- ANDREW RUTHERGLEN,
Assignee.
JAMES L. APPERsON,
Trustee.
j. l.. AfPERSoN, saleeman. fl lI--iGt
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a 3u ByRiehardson Newburn, }zea1" Y
eaf,e Real EstateiA gents and Auctioneers, n
No. 1olS Main street, corner Of Eleventh. d
A NEAT TW0-sTORY BRICK HOUSE
IN AND LOT FOR SALE At AUCTION. -
VIII be sold at auction, upon the premises, on
NJ, @ neat TWO-sTOBY BRICK HOUSE. No.
2s7 Baker street, containing six rooms, and LOT
IS by 100 feet. '-,s.
Z TERMS: One.third cash: balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes bearing inte-
rest, ard secured by deed OF trust. 81 #.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN,
fel5 r. 7~r5ecIfrl- = us Auctioneers. =
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FOR SALE.

A BARGAIN IN TOBACCO MA
IA CHINERY.-For sale at half Its original cost
the most complete and improved set of MA
CHINERY FOR MANUFACTURING TOBAC-
co PURPOSES In the United States, made to
order but short time since, and In fine working
condition. For any one desiring TO embark In
the tobacco manufacturing business such an OPP
portunity but seldom occurs. Apply to
r. o. EDWARDS
fe9-2w IS Front street. New York
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DENTISTRY.

lT E. .KLoEBER, DENTIST, in -
Ne serts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL rdYp
TEETH at TWENTY DOLLARS per get. Per-
feet ct and durability warranted. Call and see
Particular attention devoted to filing and pre-
serving the teeth IN 80 .se& Is
Teeth extracted without pain. -ess1#7 s.
Dental rooms, 9e2 Broad street. ia
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GCH0oL .REPORTS.-GO TO THE Dis
|kJPATGHPRISTINsi- IF YOU WANT
THEM PRINTED NEATLY AND GHEA2LS.
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EOR NORFOLK. PORTS.hM.

IA UN " y IL y u d y u . Trt9ttLS{la
T. MOUTH, AND ALL KEGUL fsss.sssszls<<s
LANDINGS ON THE JAMES RtNEh.-the last
and elegant steamer EblXA HANCOCK, Cap
tian u. G, CLIFFORD, leaves her wharf ut hockelts
for above-named places on MONDAY, WE'D:
NEsDAY, and FRlDA I, az 81 O'Clock A; ~ ana
Passengers arrive IN Norfolk IN time 80 CON-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Train leaves City Point Cor Petersburg on arrival
OF steamer.
Fare TO Norfolk, $3.50.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
from Ia n. to 81 p. II. for Norfolk. Par.smouth
Boston, Baltimore, and principal l1udin2s on
Chesapeake bay, aud all regular landings on
James river, ut reasonable rates.
Freights for way landings must be PIE palG.
In consequence OF the matt being discontinued
az Grove and Brandon Point wharves, the steamer
viii not stop at those landings.
Apply 70 l.. y. rATUa, agent
Ia 40 Office stesmer's wharf
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CPIRITs TURPENTINE, SPIRITS TUR-
~ PENTIHE4-SeTen barrels lust received and
for sale by --aA x. W. POWERS,
fe1s No. 1906 Main streets
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T,I..EiL,'AlT HER 4ND FTNDTN(ss.


DRIcgs HRDut JED. + soa s Il a
= II a.5f PBIC3Es REDUCED. iss67Gze
,t.,,,,., ~ PRJ CEs REDUCED. 81 istaa
RATHER AND FINDINGS.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS. ~
FRENCH CALF sKIEs :.
'Isa = e At REDUCED PRICES.
FRENCH CALF SKINS
ut! I'll, s95aa 4 AT REDUCED FkICEs.
OAK sole LEATHER 15lsE
..,.. ,rsrr5st AT REDUCED PRICES
OAK SOLE LEATHER ,7'.ss
t".sis3.. rs AT REDUCED PRICES
LINING sKuNs AT REDUCED PRICES.
LININ9 sKINE AT REDUCED PRICES
UPPER LEATHER AT REDUCED PRICES
UPPER LEATHER AT REDUCED PRICES
"1@ KIP & KINs AT REDUCED PRICES.
~. KIP 81 1rNs AT REDUCED PRICES
sH1REEss LEATHER AT REDUCED PRICES
HARNESS LEATHER AT REDUCED PRICES
GREAT BARGAINS IN LEATHER
GREAT BARGAINS IN LEATHER.
,ya2gn. At O, Il. CHALKLEY & CO.'S,
{ Z. Thirteenth street.
ArO. II. CHALKLEY CO.'S,
rev = Thirteenth street.
AT O. II. CHALKLEY o. CQ'a r,
vow S II Thirteenth street. -
IL II z
rg ATO. II. CHARLEY 6 co.'s.
Thirteenth street. .t,
rHE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST LEATHER
- i''4 HOUSE In THE soBTH. ns.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST LEATHER
HOUSE IN THE SOUTH. fl,aa 7a,f
,SHE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST LEATHER
- !, ~ HOUSE IN THE soUHH. .as
=. ,.a sEsTABLIsHE ED 1855.
! .'' ''.t ESTABLISHED 1865.
.s.ss ..a.~ Re l6-3m sari -."
..# % s.. F q. IT, a..'s
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UPPER LEATHER AT REDUCED PRICES.
UPPER LEATHER AT REDUCED PRICES
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WANTS..

WTBNTED, q WET NURSE. Satisfac-
wv tory reference must be given. No other
need apply. Call at once st No. 1898 Main street
fe I8-3t JOSEPH STRkUSE,
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-10
SPREADING MANURE IN WINTER

SPREADING MANURE IN WINTER.-The
Boston CultiUator gives examples which
serve to establish the position we hold on
this subject. The editor mentions the
case of farmer, who formerly drew ont
his manure and left il in small heaps. II
froze hard and could not be spread till it
thawed in spring; and being intended as
top-dressing for meadows, killed the grass
under the heap. He now draws and spreads
from the load, which be finds great i'm
provement. Another breaks up the ma
nurc into a fac powder by bushiDg it.
which increases its value.
The objection that the manure, or manure
water, will wash of. we have not found
valid. A meadow with steep side hill
was dressed with manure in strips in win
ter, and when rain occurred with the thaw,
we could not discover that the liquid ma
nure had run five feet down the hill, nor
given any increased growth of the grass
five feet off, as it had done near the spread
belt.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1869-03-10

MILKING KICKING Gown reply to
your correspondent who inquiries for some
way to milk kicking cow without trying
her in some of the various ways that have
been recommended l will give a little oi
my experience in that line, promising that
no one ought to undertake the job just be-
fore a shower when he has load of hay in
the field that he is anxious to get into the
barn. To milk good experience kicker
without tying, requires time and patience
1 once bought cow of a man who said no
one could milk her without tying her legs.
| first cleared my stable as for a dancing
party, drove the cow in and shut it up as
dark as possible. With a milking stool
made on purpose, about two feet high, |
gently seated myself by her side. If she
was there when was ready to commence
milking, she was not there long afterward.
But followed her to where she was, hav-
ing closed my lips firmly against the first
harsh word. This process was repeated
until the cow Was tired of running away
and concluded to stand and be MIXED; after
which could milk her in the yard. In the
course of the summer was obliged to be
absent week or more, and the milking
was done by another hand In my return
/ could not get within reach of my kicking
COW, and was obliged TO give her another
dark-stable lesson, AMI in the course of
few weeks ] could again sit down and milk
her in the yard as did other cows. There
fore, though j believe that most kicking
cows can be MIXED without being tied, /
wish TO add as postscript-it is difficult |
Cor. NsW Eng, Farmer.