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N. WILLIAM


prices. S36 Penusylvanis avenue,
aDD Otts freviss. Paris.
UOCToR sCnUMAA 4 DuRANDp TONIOl
PREPARED FROM THE CONCENTRATED
EAIhACT OF FRESH BEEF OLD COG
S 81 ik sHHNDY AND fYRo PHosPHArE
This preparation is con posed Of the Component
parts Of the human system. II adds directly there
Flesh and Blood give. SETON and iose to the pVi All
mentary Canal and building mp the hum an frame
1T is CERTAIN CURE FOR THE FOL
LOWING DISEASES:
Incipient Consu nptio on, Nervous Debility, pys.
az and Body, DePIe.sion q spiIit:. Excessive us
ChI9nie soTss and in Delicate Females, d, l!cste
and Sicily ThIdI HS spi all Diseases from
sns
make = certain Cure in the most obstinate and for
PRICE, 81 PEB BOTTLE.
No. lss WEST rasrH PR4r IT STREET.
BALTIMORE, MD
CHARLEs sI0TT. 31a Pennsylvania avenue,
wsshinst1S, WnhSlsssls AGENT. -
O NAsHINeros. .: o., August a. 1850.
e::a 100 . ~ So I ::
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sBooHp DISTRICT.
:esIs' 81 S;s.~ Voc. 'ssss And '..ls.
1ouRrH DISTRICT.
90 tons White Ash 1Gg Coal.
cords o. o. wcsd, sgd ssa 'Sat.
70 ~ delivered froo s1ns % tips, during The
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Assault AND BATTKRY.-Henry Wheland
was arrested for committing assault and bate
~ ON Arthur PANEL Justice Weaver i'm.
posed fine Of $40, and gave accused a free
lecture on the evils of bad temper
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THRoUeH FRMaHr PROM WASHINGTON poR
CAL!FoRNIA.-The first through freight for
California left here TO. day for San Francisco,
over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. IL con-
sisted OF a lot OF tobacco shipped from Lynch
hundred pounds.
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MRCAuRHS

ORPHAxs' 0ouRr, Judge eu-This morn
ing. the will Of Bernard p. Croily. bequeath-
Ing his real estate 70 his wife during life, and
ather death to his four child n n, was dled ana
fully proven Letters OF Administration on
the estate Of John u. Hartman were issued TO
G.; J: Brewe and ON the estate OF Robert w.
Webb to W. II. Wslton. Maria v. McCathrau
was appointed gnardisa to the orphan of w.
W. McCathran, deceased. The first and dnal
accounts Of the admisrratof of Thomas WOOD
ward, Of execatrix Of X. J. Ryon, and hnal ac-
proved and passed.
ACCIDENT ON BALrIMoRs AND OHIO RAIL
RoAD.-As the through express train from New
Yorb, which left Phiiadeiphia AZ noon on Sat.
urday. was turning the curve about a mile be-
yond Annapolis ] m ctiop, colored man, cross
ing the rack At the time, was struck by the
was found that one of HE legs had recei we'd a
compound fracture, and that his head was
badly cut He VIII probably die Of his inJu.
ries.-Bainaors american.
The OrRCUs 10 CoMIHe-John Robinsou's
great combination circus and mems gerte will
arrive here and exhibit on the 7th and sth of
September. This celebrated show for some
time past has been In the SJuth and West, and
our exchanges In that section speak Of it as one
OF the finest exhibitions in the country. The
collection OF animals cannot be surpassed.
while the circas is said to be one Of the most
complete now travelling.
WAsH1NGTON AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
Erelght locomotives common Q crossing the
railroad bridge over the Potomac, near the
Long Bridge. to-day, and, on the lat proximo
Inc local passenger train on the Washington
and Alexandria railroad will, it is said COO
mence running regularly. The cars have beam
repair ted and reftted preparatory to the re.
opening Of travel
FUNERAL OF Me-. CHAs. HARrMAN.-The
Friends hip Lodge. No 5. Knights of Pythlas.
scorfed the remains of their deceased mem bar
Der, Mr.. Charles Hartman, to the Evangelical
Lutneran Cemetery yesterday afternoon
headed by q portion Of the Marine Band, under
Professor Scala.
PAsALYzHD.-We regret to learn thst Mr..
BENJAMIN F. wilkins, one OF the proprietors
OF the Sunddy Herald, was attacked with pa.
ralysfs at his residence in Uniontown this
morning. As it 10 mis- third attack, great fears
are entertained that he may not recover soon
RHeIGNBD.-Mr. James s. Edwards, who
for several years has filled the position of
Deputy Register of Wills, has resigned, And
established his Office in Young's Law Build
Ing. corner Of 9th street and Lou isl ana venue,
as VIII be seen by his card published else
THRoueH FRMoHr PROM WASHINGTON roR
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pRoPosALs FOB FOEL AND FORAGE.

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER,
FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT. y
RICHMOND, Va. August IL, 1865.
seaied Proposals lin tripiicatel will be received
18th day o. seDtember, lef9, for the delivery of
MOOp, OATS, AND Hay, 10 the Post garter
master ~ winchester, Virgins IN such ties
ss may De uanired from mouth 90 month fOr the
service OF that Post during the period ending June
seIarste proposals are reguired: For wosd, 20 bs
for Oats. TO be sourS clean ant vefrhipc rct iess
than 81 POUNDS TO the busbel; for Hay. 10 be well
cured and Of the best quality.
Blank forns for PROPOSAL and Information as to
amounts and c. ndttions Of delivery, can be OBJ
Wincheste~, Va. or at this office
By order Of the CommsBdfrg General First Mill
taxy Dissrfst J @ CHANDLER.
Brvet Colonel, Quarter master o. 8 Army.
Chief QuartermAster LIST Military District
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VIOLATING THE GAMB LAw.-Henry Bug.
gaman, q restaurant keeper, Wa arrested in The
second precinct for violating the gam law,
and he was fined e5 by Justice Handy.
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THE FURNITURE. SALE ad vertised by Cooper
lie indefinitely postponed.
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TIE enxAr1sr rsiisf Imaginable can b At.
forded this warm weafner BY wearing one Of
Is lew prizes q s6s eS6e6sassd Oak Hail 0ot2.
Ing store, 80 0eveo1h street. oppos1to The Pot
Once, where. IN ADDITION % GslGemeAs "Elan.
mock Burn" Ohevtot Arrah m Pogus, drab
d'ete alpaca ana Mnsn suits, childrsn,s Can.
balds suits u great variety are alsp % b had q
the most reasonable pncee. .ee as
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TILL TApPiHe.-Nueent Burke was arrested
IN the county on the charge OF relieving the
tents, and Justice Walter committed him Jo1
court.
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JAIL FOR CouRr.-James Dodson, for an as
fault and battery on Emma Green, was com.
United to jail for court BY Justice Maryman.
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CONTEMPLATED lMPRovIMHSr-Mr. John
r Callan has sold square s29, between l. and
n streets north, and 9Th and 9th streets east,
10 a number Of parties engaged in the Gov.
eminent Printing Once, a. Is cents. They
propose to erect forty houses (mostly cot.ages)
during the present season.
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No LIcSHs8-R Robert Duty, . sAopkesper
was ARE sted IN the copnty, eharGed with sail
ing liquor without lcense. He was take,
before Justice schmidt, who required him 3
pay f1ne OF SO.
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pRoPosALe FOB COAL AND WOOD.


Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
ofFick OF eisBuRsiSs CLtkk srPr,t
Sealed Proposals. YIN b rec.ivsd 81 THE s once
ir coz. 'S g rs srsIsa .l... ~
o ssns $50 ID. best LYKtHs VALLEY. fer
81: =, ss SSk p 1902
Average sanpass Of Goals must accsmpsn, escs
The pelertme.. receives the r,shs to reject sIi
or sny portion Of the bsds fsofsys1Ssrrurv
9. MA pi.sup,ns oi.it 4 s.d f Sss:si..sna....
p8OPOsALs f0R FREsa III.
OFFICE AerIne CoxxrssAnr ey srEYrEScr.}
rons teciE, nn:, Assuse "a sess
.! o ~ q e o. an + s::s
: ss4:S q 20: ss - F::'; ss - - Pr
sSSesr e; ~ q inch - ~ : As css.isssFy
fS. p! @ Q q q 5 FeS ri ss.s.s eas,isy.
VII sesea yssgss3sse - 80 - sccrssp,
Re sses: q oss.is 70 Be cut % i
The fourth ycsssssei lent s9e sse srssss si1nse
g; : :s a. s e: 81: i &
TIE hind anssssFs ftoa six 70 eight iaches sbsvs
,esa 'sssss. e.. u. az :: si,ssss 81 .s g
'fTeccssls nsss Be distinctly snder,,d Prose
sals for Irsh essi," 81 eA1rssd 70 he under.
3 fs,sst u . m Sids not N De isisrsss sfsSs
Unito1 etotoo. 49,
known On application . The 1pS.EdGnsA:.
.,a r7 Isl I'''s q q 4! iSIiiisyi .
Nov1LfY youNpHY AID nAonIH1
~ sW0RK0.
PAIKERsBuRo. WESr vIBoIHIA. o
We have % hAnl one Rorenele 49, Q wm
- Horss Power thss Vs yin ell st eur verks
eS Sisse 80; slso. ss.ssS SHrssoss snn.S
also, several portable eng i.es % Wheel. froa .
chase new or secon1 RAD machfnery, suGfae1 or
trea, would q vsn % eoil or eAerss u.
LIfsE . CO. Pssksnetrs' wet Virginia.
- 0fly
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as thief. was arrested 6y Lieut. Essex OF
0eorgetoWn, charged with the larceny of q
mule, the property Of Pstk 0aniey. Accused
WA held ior neGripG. -
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Fall of 1869.
Our POPULAR WASHINGTON
CLOTHING House.

YAK HALL Is
FIRST IN THE FIELD
With an immense stock Of GENTS, Boys and
Children's Ready made Clothing, received
from the celebrated establishment OF Wana-
maker i Brown, of Philadelphia, and a great
variety Of piece goods, from the New York
and Philadelphia markets, and Is selling rap
Idly at prices lower than the lowest else.
where.
OAK HALL,
400 Seventh street.
Opposite the Post Office.
- N. BIO make room for Fall Stock,
daily arriving, we are selling Summer Goods
at cost.
COINS, Diseased Nails, Vascular Excrescen.
Gee, Bunions, Enlarged Joints, and other dis.
eases OF the feet, successfully treated by Dr.
White, Surgeon Ohiropodlst, No. "a Pennsyl.
yania avenue, between * and 9TH streets.
Hours rom q. n. to p. m. Calls made At
residences between and 8 p. m. No charge
for cuugu1f1Hon ct omcs. Established 1861.
THIS Is 10 HoHrpY THI PUBLIC that Geo. B.
Wilson & 20. can cell Shoes, Boots, &c, a. cheap
% any person who advertises N the Star. 7,H
MUST Wu-'sNe Uss DssytN0 - Fhct"-
Stevens, Proprietor OF the Tea Hong, has
adopted . principle Of selling Tea that mast
suiA, being sonpd ana correct In every feature:
thousand. X -.-- =.
617 -.- - uHoHos" S36 7th street
TEE ansArDsr rsiisf imaginable can b AZ
forded this warm weafner BY wearing one Of
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Fly balls c.nxnHTns Mutuals, H.,aelS
!. E. Mile Q, SwsndeI 2, Eggler /, McMa.
han ], Wolters !, Carlton l, total 10; the Ma
tionalf, Shelley. BndsslI I, Brown I, total
3: Foul balls oaught-Birdsan y Q. Mills 8.
times. Lett ON bases-Nationai times, Nh.
tual times. Total bases ON bits-Natioaal 2S,
Mutual 70. Base on err0r-Nationsl times
Mutual times. Balls calied-Osborae nj
Walters Is. Passed balls-Birdeall 2, u. Mills
5. Time Of game, hour and Is mint 'es. I'm.
prick. q. Mclean, Of olympic Base Bali
Club. Scorers-Mesers. Fulierton and Potts.
Oily mpics, Of this city, and the Mutuais il in
progress on the National grounds. q -
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RHeIGNBD.-Mr. James s. Edwards, who
for several years has filled the position of
Deputy Register of Wills, has resigned, aad
established his office in Young's Law Build.
Ing. corner Of 9th street and Lou is ana venue
as viii be seen by his card published else
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FIRI.-The alsrm Of IRE this morning, O few
minutes before seven o'clock, was caused By
the burning Of small patch Of the third story
and 13k, occupied by Mr.. 0oursbsch The
accident was prod uced BY the heat Of q COOK.
ing stove, there being no sheet iron or other
protection between IL and The floor. Damage
trif1ing, though the furniture and walls were
badly saturated with water thrown from the
fremen's hose. who were promptly present
AFTER the alarm.
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PAsALYzIp-We regret to learn thst Mr..
Ben jamin F. wilkins, one OF the proprietors
OF the Sunddy Herald, was attacked with pa.
ralysis at his residence in Uniontown this
morning. As it 10 mis- third attack, great fears
are entertained that he may not recover soon
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Council win hold N lasr pnbitc meeting this
Tuesday evening Ct p M at the Council
Chamber, 70 hear plans for Improving the
canal. EnSineers Ano Pacncat Vol kmen are
81 size and cost Of work. Citizens generally,
and especiAlly those doing buainess on the line
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A DlsPRArn PRIsoKRR.-John Bel, . col
ored man, va n resteA by omsers Frazier ant
Acton. OF the sixsh precinct charged with b.
ing drunk and disordsrly, With an assault ana
battery on Sophia Bender. and win resastinl
an o6hcer. He Vas dismissed on the 1rs
charge. and sont - Jail for court ON the las
two charges by Justice Harpsr.
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FUNERAL OF Me-. CHAs. HARrMAN-The
Friend hip Lodge, No ). Knights of Pythlas.
scorfed the remains of their deceased mem bar
per- Mr. Oharles Hartman, to the EVANGELICAL
Lutheran Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
headed by portion Of the Marine Band, under
Professor Scala.
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WOOD AND COAL


coal AID OOD.
We have . few hundred tons Of our old stock
'u" a0' HE'D AND WHIT. ASH COAL.
which will sell to the trade Ard onr ersto :.
our friends to t.he advantsss 81 the same 3. Goals
Sieber tbsn an, 1no.s vii, DC cents to Vi per ton
a1siit III aot sss9. S sss: and Pin. Wood
~ Gil a.issSYty iIssSfa wn.
w OBJ WOO Di
H,oxopv Eins Hupcrsd Cords Of
hioAohf' OAK p,Hs IBIS, AND SPRUCE
For sale At low rates at @ L. sHFRIFF's Coal
e seI m c mhsit, Tooth 9th st. Order. left
sts No. 49,. WILDE promptly attended to. su5-in
-. P. BRowH . SON,
CORNER 10TH STREET AND NIw 10 AVE-
BID UOTIoH
PRIoI
OF
. q a T..
+ A. BOSWELL,
JUsTIOI OF THE PEACE,
Omce-22e ~ street. west, near st. south.
Lsndlord and tenant and civil business.
Aho, Deed, Leases. Mortgages and wills dul,
VIes epen non 9 9, n. e =. n. daily.
op 2-u (Bepubhcanl
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THE POTOMAC FRoNT-The steamer Arrow,
Stackpole, made her usual trip to Mount
Vernon this morning, with an averags list of
excursionists, and mails for Marshalls Land.
ing. In the movements Of vessels there are
schooners Lookout, Paul, from Havre de-
Grace, with coal for John Il. Lord; Lizzie A.
Bennett, McDevitf, from Philadelphia, with
2l2 tons OF coal for John Wilson; Il. Bradley
Mem onagle, from the same port, with 205 tons
OF coal for K. W Barnaclo: also, sailed from
this wharf canal boat Clifton, Quigley, for
Cumberland, light. The steamer Virginia,
Gregg, has arrived at Riley's wharf with wood
fer market,
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A MoxsrrR TuRrLr-One OF the largest Q
turtles ever sen in Washington 10 noW
exhibition IN front OF s,Oystsr Bay" l
weight IL over I've hundred and sixty pound
and when caught II offered sucn resissanee
Of two OF the captoEs II their effort TO get Il In
the boat This turtle was caught b Oapta
Conrad Faunce. IT,, near Point Lookout
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WAoe dnG n leet U<ep, - cents eaen loot or
part OF foot in length in addition; that they
Mr.. Beall offered a substitute, providing that
the scaye1gers may collect their fees in ad-
vance; which was adopted, and as amended
the bill was passed. Bill granting permission
10 jacob Frank to erect q frame bath house;
passed. Bill granting to Robert T. o. Smith
wooden porches and bathrooms; passed. Bill
giving same privilege 70 Geo. A. Lane: passed.
Bill TO renumber houses. The consideration
OF the bill was postponed two weeks. Bill
10 plant trees and shrubs in the City Hall
grounds; passed.
Mr.. Pardon, IRON the Committee on Public
Schools, reported bill authorizing the Trus.
tees Of Public Schools 70 employ an additional
music teacher; postponed. Also, bills author.
izing the Board Of Trustees Of Pablo Schools
10 establish sixteen additional primary schools,
four In each district to establish fonr additional
secondary schools, one in eaeh school district;
to organize an additional secondary school In
the Second school district; 70 erect school
house in the Fourth school district, on square
NO. 81, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
west ana u and Z Streets south; and . joint
resolution in refsrspce 70 the selection Of sites
Tor the erection Of school buildines: passed.
MT Dec1ck, from the CommitSeS on ways
and Means, reported Ne bill to amend the oct
imposing taxes for the year l0oo, appro we'd ! NJ
l6, 1863, and :asksd FOR IL. pessses. M. Hall
moved 70 euike oot me second section, and in.
ssrt ne following: That % much Of the IAN
section Of the tan bill ~ inposss . penalty OF
* Der cent. month -, and the 80 is Sera,
by, repealed. The a0sndmsnt was a9ree1 m.
and subsequently fscous11srsa. Aftcr 4 Iear.
Thy deeets the ball Wa passed BY TIE folio VIM
don, Games, Holden, Mcknight, Cinney, Ven.
sole and the President-l0. Nays-Gsssrs
Browne. Burgess, Han, Holmes, Piper and
Taylor-6- Adjourned. r 10 - 90
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Murphy was arrested for committing q
assault ana battery on Mary McOarthy, AM
for disorderiy conduct. He was nned. IS B.
Justice Pearson for disorderly conduct. an
was required to gtve security for court 70
assault and battery. John McOarthy WAs ALE
arrested for firing Z, ptseol IN the street, Viii
intent TO ktl Dennis Murphy, and 10 was flne
% for disorderly conduct, and was required .
give eeCurity for court. 44 -t.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01

INFLUESCE CT ROADS on lloRSEs.-
DIR. Holland, once editor of the SWing-
field Mass Republican, yow travelling
in Europe, writes 10 his journal letter
about horses and roads. in which he
SAYS:
The point which | wish to impress up
On my American readers Is simply ills
that the Engiish horse, employed in ti,
streets Of Il city, or on the roads in tn,
country, does twice rs much work a, til,
American horse similarly employed in
America. This is the patent, undenia-
Die tact. No man can fail to see it who
has his eyes about him. How does he
do it! Why does he do it! These are
most important questions to the Ameri-
can. Is the English horse better thar
the American Not at all. Is he over
worked | have seen no evidence that
lie is. | have seen but one lame horse
in London. The simple explanation Is.
that the Englishman has invested in per
feet and permanent roads what tie
Am,rican eXpends in perishable horses
that require to be fed We are using
to-day, an the little town of Springfield.
Just twice as many horses as would h,.
necessary 10 do its business, if the road
all over the town were as good as Main
street is from the Ferry TO Central. W,
are supporting Hundred, of horses to
drag loads through holes thar ought to he
filled, over sand that should he hard n
cl. through mud that ought not To he
p"rmi'rc to exist. We have the miSrl,
OF Dad rnad-, and are actually or practi-
c lily called rpon To pay premium for
them 1t would he dem rnsirLbly cheap
er to have good roal> than poor ones.
II is 50 here 4 road well built i ea-il
kept in repair. \ mile Of good macadam
is more easily Supported than poor
horse.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01
THE CALIFORNIAN.
farm, Garden aud Eitfhfn.
Iuferesting Facts and HINTS.

Interesting FuctS ~'"
The washiug-women of Holland and
R.Irium. so pruyerbially clean, and who
get up their linens so beautifully white.
Use refined borax as washing powder
instead of soda, in the proportion of Il
large handful of borax powder to about
ten gallons of boiling water they save
in soap nearly half All the large wash
ing establishments adopt the same mode
tity of the powder i, used, and Tor crlno-
lines (requiring to be made stiff a strong
solution is necessary. BoraN being 1t
neutral >alt, does not in the slightest de-
gree iniure the texture OF the linen; IT.
effect is to soften the hardest water, anu
therefore 1t should be kept on the toilet
table. To the taste it l. rather sweet, l.
used for cleaning the hair, is all excel
lent dcntrfire, and in hot countries l.
used in combination with tartaric acid
and bicarbUnatc Of soda US cooling bev
craze.
To he certain Of eggs in winter, hem
must be ten months old, well fed and
housed, and AM breed will answer Old
hens Will not lay until well teathercl.
First, feathers, second rggs.
NJ st grape growers d.lay pruning
their vines till spIing If they with +"
make cuttings of the surplus canes, they
are not near s. good as if taken off in
the fall and carefully buried, or pu
away till spring. The wood is frequent
ly 50 much injured by the water as moi
TO grow in the spring. But the wood
cit for producing fruit is Letter for being
,runel in the tall IL is much more
,a,ily projected, as it can readily be laid
duwn and covered slightly with earth.
and il we have a severe winter is safe.
The quantity Of milk drawn from :,
COW per annum depends more than some
imagine on the mixer The best CIV
in The world may soon be spoiled 10y
careless and irregular milking, whereas
an ordinary animal may BE- made Il
yield much more of the delicious bovcr-
age Ihan usual, by !he right Performance,
ct tits simple operation. To find ii . .oC
c,w Is not an easy thiug, but still more.
easy than /" find an accomplished mixer.
Most people who tecd poultry at ali il
seasons other than winter, feed too liblr-
ally in the morning. II Is the nature ,i
fowls 10 roam ami Gather their food il
small hts here and there, and it th,i'
'ropS are stuffed III the morning they
. oop around and become very unhealthy
Feed >parngly ii at all in the morning,
and let them hunt as i their natu re TO
d during the day, and il they are all,
10 gather sufficient amount of food.
furnish tn IN IA supply just before the!
take 10 the rOoSt.
1t is sad To relate that when mechan-
.c- have land they generally give better
cultivation than farmers they hav,
more grapes, pears, Strawberries, AND
warermeIons, and catlier potatoes and
cGcumhcrs
1t i said to he Great damage to land
- raise two crops a year, and yet tho
poorest farmers do Ii. One crop l.
weeds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01
TIE HORSE BL.SKEr.-The blank

TIE Horse BLANKET The blankel
should not be u'ed upon a horse at all in
winter, unless it be used faithfully. Tn"
trouble arises in this way: When a
team has been driven a few miles the
same distance for pleasure or business,
blankets or robes are put on, but when
drawing logs to the saw mill or doing
other heavy work, they are made to haul
large loads mile or two and return at a
br-k trot and stand uncovered till anoth-
er load is put on. Thus the horses are
suddenly cooled off. and the succeeding
day finds them sick and unable TO labor,
if not ruined Blanketing at one time
and omiting it at another is worse than
none at all.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-01-01
Samantha T. Morqan's Estate.

THE subscribers haNIuL been ~ppuutcd UH the hon
able Probate court the dist C4edOiId
ins,iOners, receive examine and ADJUST All ciauI
d. estate ul
tia Mo- Vine, iUCS ia sid dI~lrl 1, lc
ed, esentrd In>ulsent ami The term ui sA months
8, IA day eli he. lNDS. UrHg allowed ~ -LI.
lrt tuthe creditors Deceased 10 rAulJit AID
prt respective CIIIns b'iur. Owe nuIIC,
that the dufIr- OF apIjolI tlrl
we.IILs house UI At'IIsI " Mur-d1i, a. l. hdoi.
in SAID ClsIT q. tL.u-,its February
and June, next, Uc.UCk tiIy each Oi
said
JOHN 4 q CUNNINGHAH, lr,n.,rs
394l CALVIN EASTMAN,