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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-11

90 BARRELS PURE RYE WHlSKEY,
~ % barrels SOUTIISIDE Wl,lSkEY,
IS hnrrcIs Pixies MAGNOLIA WuISkEI,
TEA, SUGAR,
FLOUR, COFFEE,
SOAP, CANDLES,
In store, for sale by JOHN NJ. HIGGINS,
pe2 lsl9 Franklin street,
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GILMOR HOUSE,
VI MONUMENT SQUARE.
50 PER DAY. 81 PER DAY.
GPOTSWOOD HOTEL,

g PEK DAY. g TER DAY,
SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
- RICHMOND, VA.
The undersigned, having eased this the only first
class hotel located OH Main street, and within one
square OF the capitol. post-ofice, custom-house,
theatre, and the great northern and southern rail-
road dcpots, respectfully inform the public that 1T
is NOW OPEN. 1t will be thoroughly rcnoya-
ted. and refurnished to some extent.
This hotel Is world-renowned as the headquar-
ters of the President and Cabinet officers of the
late Confederacy. 1t also contains the historic
rooms Of Presidents Davis, johnson, and Grant,
AID Chief Justice Chase.
The travelling public are cordially invited IL
make their home ut the Spotswood, where they
viii ind every comfort and delicacy that this and
other markets can supply.
Express and Telegraph office in the building
j. n. SUBLETT
G. r. LUCK,
w. Is. BISHOP,
mys Proprictors.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

MCPHERSON HOTEL,
y COLUMBIA. S. c.
Sc 30--amk VA. WRIGHT, Proprietor.
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SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO, Whann's
y Raw-Bone Superphosphate. pure Flour oil
Raw Bone. We are agents for the above standard
Fertilizers Fall supplv in store and for sale by
So 10 ALLISON Il ADDISON.
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WILLIAM 2. MUEFORD,
On d nnu.ou. Secretary.
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FERTILIZERS.

GUA15SSols,, O.: g9NESSk t ANP Pa eASSo
so tons BONE ASH,
90 tons GROUND PLASTER, ,,,oe.
80 tons RUTH'S SOL BILE fho''
AND. T.. Elicit.
ior sure ~ Commission Merchant
-, 49, CORNER rw ell th and Cary streets
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statesmen: W. {. Kcan, j. II. Chenery, and
W. II. Gordon.
Closed on SATURDAYS. seS
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VIRGINIA HOTEL,

WILLIAM FRAZIER, late acting partner
Rockbridgc Alum Springs;
Captain WILLIAM II. SALE, late general SUI
pcriutendcnt Rockbrdge Alum Springs.
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BLACK ALPACAS OF every price and grade
imaginable;
EMPRESS CLOTHS and MERINOS, all colors
EMPRESS KID GLOVES, all shades, and really
good article, at Sl.25;
1000 yards THREAD EDGISG, al widths, very
cheap.
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The =" Empire " Idea.

The New York papers tell US that q
secret society has been formed, having
branches in the principal cities Of the
Union, for carrying the country over to
Imperialism. Its members are sworn to
promote and support what is termed
"Free Empire" 1t is proposed to estab'
lish an aristocracy, with executive powers
in the hands of o council, with one man
at the head, who shall hold the position
for life and be designated Consul Of the
Free Eupire of the United States, the
title of Consul to be thrown away for that
Of Emperor, as soon as the public senti-
ment will bear the change. The man for
this position has, it is said, already been
selected by the leaders of the movement.
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Reviews.

srRErroN. A Novel. by Henry Kingsley. New
York Leypoldt Holt. Charleston Holmes
Book House.
The style Of Mr.. Kingsley is rugged and
rough without being strong, and we fail to
find in his spssmodic and jerky literary
method an evidence Of nervous force
which only permits itself to be uncouth and
rude. The plot Of stretton is patchy and
queer; the Eve heroes are mixture Of
muscular Christian, Apollo Belvidere and
sountFy pumpkin; and the grammar re-
minds one occasionally of the famous re-
sponse-"Her amt calling we; us don't
"belong TO- she." But one page leads
to another, and one chapter to the next;
the lurid brightness Of the Indian mutiny
folio ws the squslid horrors of London and
the sweets Of English country life; and the
book is worried through to learn what comes
next. 1t has no apparent object, unless it
be to show the frankness, honesty, vigor
and strength Of "s team" Of men who, in
spirit, are boys all their lives. In this
Mr.. Kingsley has failed. The "team"
is not well in hand, and the constant sky
larking and squabbling Of these men.boys
is anything but amusing. Stretton, never
theless, can be travelled through without
any great weariness or excessive mental
damage.
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gates selected by the Quarterly Conferences
will meet at the same time and place with the
Annual Conferences, to elect delegates to the
General Conference.
Edward B. Ketchum, the forger, who few
davs since was brought from Sing Sing to New
York city on writ Of habeas corpus, and his
discharge demanded on the ground OF alleged
informalities in the sentence, has been remand
ed to PRISON by Judge Barnard, and the writ
dismissed, for the reason that the prisoner
himself was opposed to the proceeding, and
believed his punishment just andmerited, and
that he has no wish to cheat justice by oseap-
ing through u technical defect. He preferred
to pay the full penalty Of his crime, already
nearly expiated, unless his prison door be
unlocked through executive clemency. Inc
effort for release had been made BY the frlends
Of the prisoner, and the question was whstner
q pure, naked confession, without complaint
or Indictment, is sufficient to SEND man 10
State prison, and keep him there Tor term OF
wears. The prisoner, it will be remembered,
was sentenced by Recorder (now Governor)
Hoffman, on the S0th Of December. 1866, for
term Of four years and six months. he having
pleaded guilty to one Indictment. Several
other indictments wele found by the grand
jury, and, Of course, are still hanging over him.
"A correspondent of the San Francisco Bull
letin gives long and interesting account OF
the lepers' settlement on q peninsular of the
Island Of Molokai. The place is very difficult
Of access, and when leper has once been con-
Quoted th,ther he never returns. The settle
ment was established little more than three
years ago, and during that time three hundred
and seventy lepers have been cared for, OF
whom eighty-four have died. OF the two hum
dred and eighty. six remaining cases are per-
sons ranging IN age from six to eighty years,
and the term of Their affection varies from less
than one year TO fifteen years. The hush binds
and wives Of those stricken with leprosy fre-
quently hive with them and often for long
time without contracting the disease. The
sick are generally quite cheerful, for, although
they are aware that their cases are hopeless,
leprosy ls o painless disease and all their
senses become 30 benumbed that they lose the
feeling OF self-loathing which one would sup-
pose they must have IN their horrible oopdi-.
ton. The correspondent describes the scene
in the hospital for the worst cases with almost
nauseatihg particularly, but it is only neces-
sary to imagine the most loathsome condition
OF the human body to understand what their
condition is. Once the lepers gave grand
ball, which. as here described, was . most
ghastly mockery Of pleasure.
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Cinnamon Coming.

We learn, with much pleasure, that the
Hon. John Townsend, of Edisto, is making
arrangements to hire number of China
men to work on his plantations. Mr..
Townsend is convinced, as we are, that in
the low. country the Chinaman will be the
right man in the right place.
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A MERICAN TONTINE
Life and Savings Insurance TO.
SOUTHERN DEPARTMENT,
No. MARYLAND BUILDINGS, BALTIMORE
Dr.. TN. N. POST. Mcdica, Examiner.
THOMAS T. CoURTENAY, Manager.
BRANCH OFFICE, CHANLESTON,S y. c.
DE-. THOMAS l.. CGIER, Medical Examiner.
JOHN KIRKLAND, JR., General Agent

CHARLESTON BOARD REFERENCE:
Hon. ALFRED HUGER.
WG MAGRAla. Esq, President 8. C. R. r.
Hon. j. B. CAMPBELL, Attorney at Law
1HEO. D. WAGNER, Esq, oil j. Fraser / Co.
ANDRtW SIMONDs, Esq, President First Ma
tional Bank.
ROBERr MURE, Esq of Messrs. R. Mure Co.
EDWARD LAFTrrr, OF Ed. Lafitte Co.
Colonel j. b E SLOAN, Gotten Factor.
". A. COURrENAY, Esq, of Nessrs. Courtenay &
Trenholm.
H.B.CLtEY. Esq, of aiessrs. 0ncy Co.
Hayine been app inted General Agent for North
AMI south Carolina for the above reliable I'd popu.
lar Life Insu ance Company, am prepared to re.
ceve applications at reasonable rates ana on favor
able terus. JOHN KIRKLAND, Jn.
Office for til, present at Mcssrs. Courtcnay &
Trenhol,n's, Uoion Wharf. ws3mos. Ju1e2
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l)Dttls.
CLOUD HOTEL.

CT. CLOU HOT E L.
THIS NEW AND COMMOL IOUS HOUSE, LoCAT.
ED corner OF Broadway and Forty-second-sreet,
possesses advantages all other houses for the 40
commodatIop OF Its guests. It was built expressly
for first-clsss family boarding house-the rooms
being large aud en- suite, heated by sieam-with hot
and cold .ter and furnished secon1 10 none; while
the culinary department is In the most experienced
bands, affordipg guests an uneqdallsd table.
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators is also among
the s.modern improvements" and ut the service Of
guests at all hours
The Broadway an6 University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes, rupnin1 from the City
Hail 10 Central Park, while the Sixth aud eyenth
Avenue lines ara but short block ON eitEer side,
afiording ample facilities for communicating With all
the depois, steamboat landings, places OF sruse-
uent aud business OF the great metropolis.
MOKE q HOLLET. Proprletors.
barch - 6n0s
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fost anb 5aunb.

UsT. YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
IL the 9th instant on King-street, IN the neigh.
borhood OF soubey yroux's Confectionery store. Q
dark Buckskin PoCK ETBoOK. continuing forty odd
dollars IN greenbacks, and fve dollar Rold coin.
also phyaiciAn's receipt written In Lsdnl
which Is very valuable to the owner. 4he finder OF
the above will be noer1ly rewarded by leaving 1t at
No. sos KING.>TREET. july
DOY Osr.-A BOY KNOWN BY THE
ID name OF WILLIE FARRELL or WILLIE
KENNEDY was decoyed away from his home In
Atlanta In April last. The by has light hair. very
large blue ewes. some freckes on his fac and Is both
talkative and intelligent. ANY information regard
ing him may be sent to his mother Mrs. G. =. KEN
NEDY, Atlanta Ga. July
SrOLEN, FROM MRS. LEVICY smoke,
- in Colleton County. two mites from WATERFORD,
on the Eight OF tho 10th April l.st. her only MARE.
1he Mare ls black and rather low for her length,
but we'll bullt; her body long; both tore feet and
one hind 70 1t are white. and branded on the shou-
derS S.S The Mare was followed fifteen miles above
walt-rboro' In the direction OF Barowel wh'e
man was riding her. Mrs. smoke could not have
the thleftolowed for want Of means and her little
crop must be los' without help. Any information
relative to the Mare will be thankfully received. d.
rect to Mrs. L. SMOKE. Walerboro'. Colleton Coun-
ty, May 81
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DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
FURCHGOTT e. BRO,
CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS.

CASES OF A LoNGCLoTHs, AT 12lz CENTS.
A large assortment, OF Frebch Corsets, from 10
Fine choice Collars Of Grape Marctz only so
cents Fer yard
A full supply OF Coored Musins, Moz lmbQues.
pareges, Lenos, 90 per cent cheaper than anywhere
e,se.
A full line of Swissns. Cambrics. Na!nsooEs,
Crossbarred Muslins, at moderate prices.
5UO dozens Of English aud German LaGies' ana
Gents Hosiery from 12la cents up.
The latest style of Parasols for Ladies and Chill
drcn. from GO ceat, up. IN
Ladies' Linen Pocket Handkercaie!s, from 10
cents up.
Dobnet for Pavilioas. at reduced prices.
Bonpsk' rte n Ladies. from 40 cents up.
we'll assorted stock of Straw Goods. Ribbons
Gloves Ac., which we sell at rid'cu ous prices.
Can and examine our stock. Great induceneDfs
FURCHGO'rT q BRO,
Corner King and Calhoun streets.
An exclusive department for t0oTs, sbOES,
HATS and TRUNKS. which we a"e able to sell ~
per cent. cheaper than any other house.
My ohoS
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DoarDiua.

A FEW GEATLEMAN CAN FINE
n First.rlass rABLE-B0ARD, in the business
part OF the civ in u private tSort.e!nl ftnily.
with real name ~ duWo
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DUAHDo SuLLIf ANS Is LAND ID 4
Is DEACp HOUSE ls now opepei TOR the ace m.
moiaIion of Poirders ther pcrman mi or transient.
annie .c1mn,odation for Picnic III MIRO N Par
ties Catrla,e in atiendano oe ut Wha-E
Jly2 I2* VI. T. MCDONALD, P:o2rieo-.
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w HUNDRED HAND TO work on the Macon
and Bruins wick Railroad; thirty dollars per month
and radons; transportation furnished apply to
I.Y. EsTERvELT, No. 2s Broad-street.
July ~
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1 TTEND MEETING THIS EVENING, AT HALF.
n PAST Eight O'Clock precisely.
By order, July
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WANTED. AGENT~ FOR TIE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, In both Eng
sh and German by Robert stewart, V. -. OF Miss.
The work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
aud raising and the treatment of horses and mules,
bo.h in sickness and health. It has won Its wav to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address q. f. VEN
Publisher, Cincinnati. o. 6mof March 10
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VITANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND News
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RICHTER,
Anrtl o1 No. l6I Klpg.street
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VITaN. ED, A MART, ACTIVE Boy.
w to do housework; must be well recommend
ed for honesty and industry. Apply at I HIS UF-
EICE July
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WANTED, A COOK. GOUD KkFER-
w ENcEs required Apply at No. 9LtGARE-
STREET. ~ July
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MTANTEO. A GOOD CUOK AND wash
w EK. for smell family. Refere ces required.
Apply at the CORNER OF HaYNE AND MEt L NG
STREETS 2S July
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WANTED, BY A GENTLEnlAN And
w Vie SMALL HOUSE, or part OF Housr,
having three or four rooms. and kitchen, near the
Battery. Address, stating terms, L., Box No. $50.
July 8 D.
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x1JANTED. A WOMAN, WITHOUr ANY
w iucumbrapce, to Cook and Wash for family
good Recommendation will be required. Apply at
NO. 100 utETING-STREET, fourth door above
Georee, east side. 2 Juy1
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ANTE ED. A GOUD CUOK AND
w WASHEG. None need apply without recon-
meudstions. Apply at TIL, OFFICE.
July II
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vAyANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
ornamental, Is executed promptly In the neatess
NEWS Job once, No. 149 EAST BAY Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving your orders
elsewhere.
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VXTANTED.AC A CAPABLE WHITE NUR>E
STREET. Ju.y7
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vITANTkD, A COMPE ENTCHAMBEk
w MAID snd CHlLL'S NURSE. hppiy at No.
1856 KING-sTREET. third door above HUDSON
atreet IL july
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Sherin's Sale.

s Raassa oc ca .oSA' }.:.a4 rs,.s ri.
IN the District Court Of Hoicard county,
Stas Of Io,ca.
nY VIRTUE Of. special execution
Dsissued from the office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court of Howard county,
state d Iowa, In favor Of Osf. jEekert, as
Plaintiff, and against Harlow White and
Aurelia White, Defendants, dated April
26th, 1869, and to me directed, command
ing methat of the goods, chattels, stock
or interest in any company = debts due,
property in the hands Of third persons,
lands and tcnements (which are not OK
empt hl law from execution) Of the said
Harlow White ct. al make or cause to
be made the sum Of st54O.65 five humid
red and forty dollars and sixty-ive, cents
with interest and costs. levied upon the
following described Real Estate, lying
md -heing situated in the county Of How
ard and state Of Iowa, namely Lot one
~ on the north east quarter ll-4) Of sec
zion three (3) township nihety.eight 1857
north Of range eleven ny west, contain
ing l-2 acres more or less And here
Gy giv1;publio notice that l shall offer for
sale ut public outcry, at the Court house
door in Cresco, county Of Howard and
state Of Iowa, on the 10th day of May,
1859, ketween the hours Of 8 o'clock, A.
N 1, and O'Clock, p. NJ, Of said day, sale
70 commence at the hour Of one o'clock p.
n. otsaid day il and ! will aell " tho
highest and hest. bidder thereof 10 cash,
the above described property, or sufficient
thsrsaf-t0 satisfy the above debt, with in
terest and cost. - -. 4 ~.gE -
Dated this % dayo April $780, =
j. Fl. POWELL,
Sheriff Of Howard Co.
Printers fee, $500 ETY. (vl0-n53.
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Look After Your Cellar.

Is it damp, close. filed with disa.
greeahlc odors. proceeding from
terminating yDgetablesf II SO. il
Il high time you gave tho matter
your earnest attention, for you
have In that locality the germs Of
disease, and yourself and family
gre liable 70 bp prcs,rstad at any
,nomeflt. sAa Z
You think that your cellar or
basement ia in good sanitary con-
dition do you know that it is?-
Have you fairly and carefully cx-
amincd tho premises T.; Have you
looked over the potatoes. turnips.
squ ashes. and other vegetables. to
ascertain their condition We
know that diptheria, typhoid and
scarlet fevers, and many other most
serious illnesses have their origin
in cellars. both in city and country:
and We can do our readers no great.
or SERVED than to urge them to see
that, at all times, they are in
dry. sweet. wholesome condition.
Why should farmers and farmers
families, living in the country.
from pestilental vapors Of cities,
he 80 subject to attacks Of, malig-.
pant diseases =? There is q reason
for it. and We can point it out
They arise from the Indifference
manifested to the observance Of n.y.
gienic rules, and the violation Of
sanitary laws. Cleanliness is es-
sential to health, and it is just as
necessary in the country as in the
city. A family slivingover . foul
cellar is more liable to be poisoned
and afflicted with illness than city
family living in its polluted atmos-
phere, but without collar or base
ipent filled with fermenting roots
and fruits. There is far nero sick
ness in the country among husband
men than there ought to be. With
plenty Of pure air, water, and ex-
arcise, the evil imp, disease, ought
to be kept at bay; and he would if
u better observance of certain n.y.
gienic conditions we're maintained.
had conditioned cellars, small,
close sleeping rooms. stoves-these
are all agents Of evil, and are fast
making the homes Of farmers almost
as unhealthy az those Of the dwell
lcrs in cities. Are not there sug-
gestions worthy Of consideration ?
--Rostons.Joarnal Of Chemistry. {.
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factors. During the early spring
months insects in different stages
Of development form their sole food.
The Larvae Of two hundred insects
Of q most destructive class have
heen taken from the stomach Of ,
single robin. In ono instance il is
remarked that a shooting match
had created a scarcity Of these
birds, and large extent Of grass
land withered and dried up in con-
sequence Of the undisturbed
growth Of insects. Later. in the
season fruit was found in the crops
Of the robins. but always inter
mingled with insects, and in the
fall Of the year they returned to a
strictly insect diet. The food Of
most young birds is almost exclus-
lively Of an animal character. It
has been proven that young robin
will consume forty one per cent. Of
animal food more than his own
weight in twelve hours. and his food
usually consists of earth worms, cut
worms and other destructive insects.
Statesman.
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A Thorn In Factions Side.


Senator Sprague, of Rhode Is
land, is an impracticable politician.
He belongs to no ring is immensely
rich and appears to be entirely in
dependant. Most Of all, he is
thoroughly posted as to most of the
gigantic schemes Of public robbery
at present in progress, and is con-
sequently both feared and hated by
the pocket-patriots of the party to
which he ostensibly belongs. Some
Of these gentry, by way of counter
blast to his damaging disclosures,
assert that he drinks to excess
Others say that he is the cat's-paw
of his fatEcr-in-law, Chief Justice
Chase, and is industriously ''laying
pipe" with a view to the nomina-
ton of that gentleman for the presi-
dency in 1872 But these counter
charges do not effect the proofs of
radical rascality which he is con-
tinually bringing to light. He is
. wait-a-bit thorn in the side of the
Ring Interest. and roar and writhe
as it may the barb sticks and the
wound deepens. -.e.t .sa
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Every person can raise his own
tomato and egg plants With very
little trouble. Select warm hor-
der, onrioA heavily with horse ma
uure. pulverize the ground thor
oughly and aow pretty thickly.
thinning out If necessary. A CON-
mon window sash or two, rise two
or three inches over them on any
kind Of supports. will greatly facili-
tate their vegstation and growth.
If they are transplanted, into other
beds when three or four inches high.
30 that they shall stand about three
in,hss apart ,saeh way. it will cause
them to beeome very stout in the
stem. and they will branch con-
sidsrably, making much stronger
and more productive plants. To-
matoes should not be set out for a
orep until the ground is warm and
the weather settled. say the last Of
April or the 6rst of May, tho latte,
perhaps the better, Egg plant,
should never be set out before the
last week. IN May. n I.
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American Cattle.

HISTORY, BREEDING and
MANAGEMENT, BY LEWIS +. ALLEN.
President N. T.. State Agl Society,
532 pages Price So so. 49,
at is Just such q book as our farmers
need. Marshall P. Wilder. President
u. s. Ag'l Society, ;,
It is, in my judgment, the best work
on tho subject yet published in America
and worth ten times the cost. Nv. w.
Ghenery, of Highland Stock Farm.
= aWhateyer works the stock farmer
may already have, he cannot afford TO
do without this. Ohio Farmer.
TT If one OF the best treatiscs within
our knowledge, and contains infoi nation
sound and sensible, on every page
The People. Concord, N. H.
Send for Circular and table Of con-
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TAINTOR Bros Publishers. CTS
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A Countryman who had never
paid more than twenty-five cents to
see an exhibition. being in the city
Of New York on business thought
he would step round and take q
look at Niblo's Forty Thieves. !" !,
The ticket seller charged him one
dollar and , quarter for the use Of
one of the cheapest seats in the
theater. Passing the pastboard
back, the countryman quietly re-
marked !: "Keep it, Mister, | don't
want to see the other thirty-nine, "
and out he marched, having taught
and received lesson.