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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-13

90. %. ssEbes ir.s 2otaIsAgent.
8enrp gIbes f.. Seitanss sOIportenr.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

IyOOTHS THEATRE, I.
The BOX SHEET for THURSDAY, February 4, and sub
aequent nights will be opened at the Rox ONCE Of
IRvIN0 HALL
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

WAtELAc,xs WAtEIo.T,s,s, and x.n..., n, LESTER wArrAox
EvkssS ;ss \ Y fs'ssf isss
last time Lord Lyuons great ~osSs comedy Of
BERT a,'ssss' Ss caAstEs M iii fisnEs AA!TGMs NJ
Ii: asES 4 III;
ssIPaEl ssg sEo5ts 5As- fs u Lon 5ssagHE EHHH
This theatre will be
Saturday evening, Jan. 80
WIN DO prossSsa % "a. s charming creation q sAnsspes
'AA''' MUCH ADO ABouT NOTHING.
5ona sss NJ Ghff. A. sSsssa gsss
NJ t. TsSa bs.s NJ j. Ss@sls Sssss NJ NJ T. qsssS ssas.y
Mis- Miss ssssy lo$s MIS- Nj: & as.
THE HhEs h11ss1c. 11s1
and Ss S$SSSss sSs%
The Dance fsurs; and s1as the direction Of
is entirely new, and has been painted by
Nj TSH ahSS2 b saa ass sra ~ " Evans
sasSs e HSssni hi'sSHfi P%iSFise
BY Mr. w. fosDick THE COSTUMES,
H lnE nAaHT IL zSb apFos4as rs4 HsL1os
(a made and from tho most reliable auihores)
y A' SAhhs Tfis Arms, oxRaoRs AND EQUIPMENTS.
imported from TIE FEE MychANca Y MisiSi CO.
by Mr.. II. BUTLER and Mr.. ARTHUR WRIGHT.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" JAMES FISK 'fslSoH orEaa: .f'oa''s''
ApoLfh D'hdfhlp LAST; WEEK manager
tbut one,
Ia pEkiicHoLE
Opera 4s rHqsf hTasfSa isfs a' hr Ea2 2Tsn'''h
THE sAEss sSssHss sF rE 1T sTG sEgsos
La PERiCHoLE.
Produced with completeness OF mise unparal
lRMA the Queen Of Song ...as........LA PERICHoLE
are sa IL ss Of their
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE
CROWDED. NIGHTLY
to witness the most brilliant KNOWN and tho
asc' arc sPEcnI K s1Hs %NNouSScEMESr sysS
For the accommodation Of the ladie. visiting the
La Ann rEEo Taa sEATs nAhEs Wn ss
WIIaoIT ExTnA Isa CHA cIIARE nJ
ruhspAhys shsEyff EyfEiNai ~ rflis rHflfissraarys'
LADIES' HEBREw BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
days in advance 4 iss sS, SSsss Sess norsr
OF Twenyhrd street and Eighth avenue, and at
schrmer's music store 70l broadway.
lRMA's BENEFIT-FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2.
GRAND q orERA THl HOUSE.
Her first appearance ITALIAN x OPERA.
Third act Of verdrs
IL TnovAToRE.
Mons AuJAc Msnrlco
coSSGhro ss For SoLoSSE
La rERIcHoLE
op''s SEATS kTw READY. PRICES AS USUAL
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
Through the courtesy Of L. p. Harrison, Esq.)s
corner Of Fifteenth street and Irving place,

ON THURSDAY, JANUARY o.
from A. NJ to r. NJ, and continue until further no1lce
- j. HENRN MAGONIGLE,
business Manager.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

MILE .Lconora
Mons .Manr'co
Ss coSeGhro FOR 1s SoIoSNE L s
Ia PERIoHoLE.
ops' sESTs Soy READY. PRICES As USUAL. :,
performances VIII commence at 7s1 o'clock.
THEATRE FRANcAis, ,L,GIh cREvE. LAST NIGHT
81. ,o.... .rs n,rs.,or But TWO. ,npAu
s's f'sss seS nssiS Of HAO
Which viii be withdrawn this week on accOun. oi The produc
pEESE 81 RAE FRENCH rfEUn 2EEnA DR anS
aa sS anS IN &c s @ ans IN M
ING for the first time in America scale Of extraordinary
's sgiEs.ns any si E!SiE%psd
ssss :as Ss
H soa TE .sF sEs sp S Ss
s s.S the S"s
strength Hs, 30 e bs hs Z, M 20 cRSr
..shes.rs and "a iss Broadway. ' : o''' 's''
THH-sSSss rEssyAs sesGs PH THE
FIRST fLsGk TlsG II De H1Tn.oA rTiE. OF
The sale Of boxes and SLrs ;fss f DE- aT TaE % nights Of
win commence At the Theatre Francais ticket o1ees Peters
ss Broadway; schrmer oi Broadway and at The theatre
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 90
m HE TAMMANY, THE TAMMANY.
1 Tammany Amusement Company. .Propre.ors
Leonard orosr sTxRrIsa aEEssH:sns Director
sng.gsusn. h;s been consummai.d # terms almost
s!.EE! s!:Es! l;sEsssEsE lsEssssE EssyEE:: EssgsE:
comprising HIsEEss sssASsE iSSsssi
ALL aisHT; ,,ou4 ALL RIGHT.
rs,. their "A, f4ksaHEi aHsHE EseAefkksT z1; FIGHT
p prior TO their DEPARTURE FOR JAPAN.
NO !aE essxH TSssssf u IA fs'fis; fTisoShsAxxE q
A' "h aHE sE4GSissE Is'iosgAS1I
SSsszS ssSsEEfSSs
siiIsISSS iiIlssISS SIs51 SkS ~ HsSSs Ssss1 rS$sa
0e''' sr.TTa T ssfiGFIfi siaan Of sssas TE NEW YEAR
Admission, Soc reserved orchestra circle, SOC csa
served ''iSs''Is ifls And saTtnpAY MATINEE
IL aeSes; Prs.y Iii,e sarah aJuliana PSeSans Con.
KRioK BLUSE, i,iss Broadway. Dranch. aOs BOw.ry.
ExPIaE CITY SKATING RINK,
Third avenue and Sixty third street.
GREAT NOVELTY
GREAT SUCCESS.
suIRp FANCY DRESS AND xAsouEeADE
cARSTvAL,
THIS THURSDAY, EVENING.
vnE NE PLUS ULTRA OF cARSrvALs.
CONE IN FANCY DRESS AND SKATE.
CONE IN FANCY DRESS AND DANCE.
Come dressed you please and Dance skate look on.
Horse Railroad 70 Tho after dark, arriving r. NJ
The play OF Money win commence .. shs boz once
The Fiod OF the Goth OF 0old win be produced in bare
Of glory Sa,ooo gas jctsl
CONE AND SER
Humpy pumr,y a, The RINK.
solon shinglc At the Rink.
Ave Ingn' At the Rink.
Forty Thieves ., the Rink,
ision and Ernani At The Rink.
sssss sss s s.e. Is.s ~ Mss s a a he he sS sss
The Victims al the Ri-'-
skating Match '0r si6aoco IN gold and Champion Medal
rrre Medal ror - TIE PORES, skater.
.0"s Empire apS sa, CITY skating Rink Bsnd. WV
ssssn T.sss sss sss . so.pos r,ss, sSs. S admitted a. usual
s ne sss x he :a sf vii sS S
'sco cossms dsn ssa Ss nsa ne
TH&1EEsssSt SSsSs ss'Ss
THE LECTURE SEASON.
TMPoRTANT LECTURES TO 0ENrLLMEN ONLY, on
Interesting. Invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how e Sns ys ias s,. wsn q vs S are ,ss y 5
can copy BY forwarding a5 secretary
sl6 Broadway.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
TIE GARxo'a, NO. % FIFTH AVENUE.
IL NEW CLASSES FORMINu.
Wednesday, nnd Saturdays from to6P. N. Gentlemen,
Tuesday and Friday evenings, ~ TO TO-
BILLIARDS.
FINE STOCK or BILLIARD TABLES, or ELE.
n giant design and constructed Of the best materials, VIII
be found We full supplies OF
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
n UCIION HAIE.
~ UNITED STATES INTERVAL REvESUE,)

A UCTIOy SALE.-USITED STATES INTERNAL RE-
~ Collectors odcc, Ninth District New York, New
York January cs S hereby given ,ha. tho
The premises al public sucton the following described Pro,
Mash Tuos each sos gaons twelve Fcrnentns Tubs Nos
Ito g. AIT gallons and Nos to H. s6j gallons each two
Receiving Cistrrns of 1900 gallons and Of 1000 gal
lons Worms and Tuba all the Property found
said premises known the Registered Dstery No.
situated in street. Seventh avenue New York
CITY, distrRned by for payment of tax and
mes due the United States with expenses Of sale and COD
lection. HENRY WOOD,
Acting Collector Ninth district New York.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

g HERMAN, AucIIoNEER, WILL SELL FRIDAY,
-. JAN - at o'clock at No. 1S Bowcry large lot Of
Hats consisting dozen half Planters Panama
Round Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
La PERICHOLE.

Opera Boiife, by J. Oneobach.
SEATS NUW READY. PRICES AS USUAL.
Special No,iceOwin. the length OF erograsamc the
performance viii commence a. TX o'clock.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

g HERMAN, AUCTIONEER
=. VIII sell Friday Jan a. a 1910 o'clock, At 10 Bowsry,
large lot Of fin Hard and ware vfz.: OF Pans
Bolerr 0raier. Funnes Coffee Machines Covers Sleeves
Nouds, Coal Shove's Spice Boxes, Pals, Ac
tlon Of dealers and others.
Sale Positive.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28


.., y: W. VIE ~,
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

A FINE STOCK OF BILLIARD TABLES, OF ELE.
"A giant design and constructed Of the best macrin win
be found NJ We have full supplies or
everything nppetanioa 10 billiards. Of the best quality, a.
ths lowest n,5nss rHkf.AN a COLI,ENDER
nfoadWays
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

C1IERIFf'S SALE.
- Pickles and Pickle Factory.
RICHARD WALTERS, Auctoneer,
VIII sell this day t1hurday at II O'clock GIG West Forty
sixth street, Stock and Fixtures OF Pickle Factory vic.
Pickles ketchnr, sourkroui, &C. JAMES O'BRIEN,
JAMES DusfHy, Deputy. sheriff.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

JOSEPH HEGEMAN 4 Co--FRTDAY. JANUARY g,
- at 10 A. M ~ the Central saesrooms WiIoughhy street,
corner Pearl Brooklyn-A general assortment Of Paror,
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture. Bedding, China,
Plated Ware balance OF Dealers stock Dress Goods
cy Goods Frs and Velvet and other Carpets Stoves &C.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

-; x:s As sssEts sss,ss ;RS brilliant
L.: SsEB 81 rue " SS~
WoRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE
yss HoKEAS BUCHANAN Psas:s. Ppsass:s
s sss4 B:::s:
w Broadway, corner OF Thrteth street.
Thursday Friday and Saturday January 2a 20 and 80
most poaivey
" and Saturday ma.'neee :, :, ..,r,.
q the
"'' s''' LAST PERFORMANCE HERE
TWO GREAT HITS
that have drawn larger receipts than any other attraction No
TWO SUELEsqUEs for the same performance.
That by hroush OF rpv.yy
And the second and shga eI scenes Of Barnaad's
Presenting the original cast of characters
Mss sa weSsrp Don and asrsay
Miss Ada Harand .Elvira and Jupiter,
Mr. A. Beckett and Snsrva
4GGssSSs aSS sSSST
And throughout the day At an hours Toote Misc
Ss''s and Sfss .s's9 hsspSSasFRs
WoOD'S MUSEUM.
w BOX sheet open for the first week of the engage
mcnt OF those talented and popn ar young artists,
MR.. AND MRS. ~. j. FLUkENCE,
who win, Monday evening February the great
London enjoying unprecedoned run a the
FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD,
which will be produced with Scenery, new Costumoa
Appointments Musc with superior cast or
characters including the and beautiful London uste
thsr first appearance in the United States.
MISS ROSE MASSEY,
together with the S.ER g. gss%Rff gESRSSIi sHiia''
ana nef new's sSEsfaToRrA1 SIsra'FedR COMBINATION
OF eight principal dancers, who will not only appear 10
LA DIADEM,
In the Burlesque but the presentation thereof APP
pear In the Asstc Ballet Diyertssenen, at O'clock en-
titled
LALMEE,
arranged by Sisnor Constantine me- and presenting ne
supported by Miles, g. Maxzerf, Barea l.. Maxzci NJ Al
bern Panzere Snor Constanne La Petite Augustine ana
Corps de Ballet.
Seats should be secured in advance.
Spectators IN tickets not allowed near the premises
From the New YORK Leader, Jan "a
Very extensive preparations are being made BY Wood'e
Billy Florence. He rolling The Field of the Cloth
Of Go and smoothing down the velvet tapestry OF an
English lawn 1t will sparkle with morning dewdrops and
beam with the crimson nush of a summers evening.
Mr. Foenca undenably the burlesque actor IN
the world He appreciates its philosophy and never mis-
places ts practice He illustrates burlesqe with unmach
able makeup with unaggng business. with appropriate
always presents practising burles2e
U bel .
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

troR sALE-THE GOOD WILL STOCK AND FIX.
tures Of Fishing Tscke sewelry and Variety Store,
Established twenty good business and excellent
zion; rent moderate Apply to J. LITTLEpALE, 1853
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

pROUGHAMs THEATRE.
- Lessee and SansSyfs EVERY EVENING. ss JOHN 0Ao'A
the and original Comedy Ia two acts, BY Mr. John
D'D'S'A' 'y;t:rT ysETrEa LATE THAN NEVER.
Chsrac'ers By Msssrs JuHN BEouGnAM, GE0HGE
, H SHxE5s MA A WEn " EMs Miss & and
followed By entirely and original Burlesaue,
: - THE pk1SAIiS EEyIEw For sn ylsss lsss u1us.
produced with MUSICAL, sCENIcAL AND VoCAL ILLUS
csa!ssssr. BY Miss ETrIE aEaMoN, Mrs = rsIoR,
MAH5S,nE. AME;, CLARA FISHER, BELLE ! FrsHaEEs, Her,
Sr' lN5y hs;sss HGhEE9 oosR
ass. sSSSsS
Doors open at 74. Performance commences at +. NJ
Box once open & from q 3 4; A. NJ to 19,s,rssx sr;M
Orchestra Chairs 81 SO; Balcony Chairs securcd) 81 90;
Dress Circle tecured seas $l Second Balcony sccured
Admission, IS cents, To Second circles 50 cents
Private Boxes .1aaH JAMES Stage
SisE s1aa4s =
NINE NINE M MoE OVENS OVENS NIGHTS NIGHTS Only oSEy
HSs SSSSST H4EsEEs SsE only
uNBouNpEps ~ sENrausIAsM.
S RoARs OF La AgssHJTEEEs Re- ov nrr,our
o2 THys EyESgSs 1wHS AND 4 IaNESs
IN MS 4Me Tvs sEH4E ssE4F fHaGsaahRSsaSssArEoss *
.2sasA sSIos sSIsGa sHISsEs PE95Hhss, LA%xsER.
sfIolA THERE sDSh-1 IS sHAS6isS n Room ONLY
hs psSs
RowERY rHEATRE, &TN nrw n1.n..
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS,
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
! HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.

~ HErNAN, AUCIIUNELH.
-. Sal. OF Wincs Mqnorr, Champagne Cigars, &c. Fr1
day. January a. u v O'clock, No 10 Bowcry, BY order
q & ae,,rs r Block ss ss stock q Sb.a bau9. $ aos S
kum, also 50 pbs old Kentucky, Wooocvv-s bourbon
90 bbls T. Crows, Marshals, Marion bourbon wns,-vs
and other brands Scotch and Irish whskey; also about 1u
cases Rhine Wines Port and Sherry wines Gins and Bittc
u cases also y cases Chsmpagne, Cigars Fixtures &C.
worthy he attention Of wine and liquor dsaers Sale posi-
tive. We respectfully invite friends and the trade IN
general 10 the above s and that every article Ia
genuine, as represented. Terms cash. BLOCK CO.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

VTALUABLE BOOKS AT AUCTIoN.-CLINTON HALL
BoqS ssler9oTs and AIT Galleries Astor glace-LEA-
January 90 al O'clock choice collection Of Books,
comprising richly Illustrated Works. early printed Books
Works .Ac &C.; also private Library o. Italian and
ready aud Books exhibition Friday evening" February
& private Library ofthe late Rev. y. s. Rising. Casaogu.
ready.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

7VoR SALE cnRAP-oxE OF MARVIN 4 cos SAFES;
inside measure, aoxis WIN exchange for smaller
G. CAPEN. ~ Church street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER-wJLL SELL AT
~ auction on Saturday splendid corner Liquor Store
corner of Thiys street and Second avenue. Sale post
the.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28
A sslexEE's SALE OF ELEGANT CABINET MAX.

N. DOUGHTY. AUCTIONETR.
This being the last and closing sale the stock every lot
will be per-mpory Eoid the premises is Fulton and q
ann street. on Friday, January -, II o'clock NJ. The
stock consists OF hne fsror Chamber, Dining
Library Furniture 10 solid walnn rosewood mahogany and
ebony IN the lnest coverings and In Chamber Sus
made OF walnut mahogany, Including large
lot Of medium ciAss Marcscs Office Uesks Mi,
description ia catalogues At sAlc.
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

A II. MEIwIN. AUCTIONEER.-BY BANGS, MER-
IL. WIN CO.. 69f and 69S broadway, of Fourth
street Friday afternoon, ~ O'Clock valuable Books,
English ed.Ions Books relating to America famph!ets II
latred Works. &c; also, at O'clock. American Square
Piano. nearly news English Upright Piano. which may
be seen at the auction
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

Lt0USDRY TOOLS, BLOWER, rLAsKs, &C. FOR
sale at 2sS East Houston sieet also 90 moulding
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

TSBEN HATHAWAY, AUCTIoNEER, Will SILL
~ commencing Thursday, 2kth inst, AZ II O'Clock, tho
whole stock Of Wines Liquors. Cigars Ac Sc contained
The New York herald., 1869-01-28

TAMES NJ. MILLER, AUCTIONEER
81 WEDNESDAY, FEB. 10,
At IL O'Clock, Exchange SaIesroom, Ill Broadway,
Great Sale Of City Lots.
The desirable property bounded by the Seventh ayen
above For particulars apply at the office OF tho anoones
ge Pine street,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-28
Garnl, 6arafn 4 9gnsehold.
TIME FOR MULeHING.


We believe in mulehiug as much as We be
Eeye in good cultivation, for it is part but
there is a time for benefit to be derived in the
greatest degree from both. Light, heat, air
and moisture are as essential to the growth of
roots below ground as they are to that of leaf
and twig above; but if the mulch is put upon
the ground early in the spring the direct ac-
ton Of these elements is lost, growth is re-
tarded until heat has approached from side
connection, aud then it is continued often late
in the season, resulting in an immature, IN
ripe condition ofthe plant. We have found
our best results to come from stirring the
soil frequently until the summer heat, then
apply our mulch, removing it again early in
October, and again applying it as soon as the
ground is well frozen. By this course we
give orr roots, in the spring, the benefit of
the elements thay need to make perfect
growth; we keep the powerful rays of the
midsummer sun away, ard thus give them a
longer time to fally mature wood and root;
we give them in autumn the action Of the at
mosphere to enable them to gradually harden
The root and branch, and fit it for the extreme
cold Of winter; and in winter, after having
frozen them to sleep, we cover them 50 they
may not be wakened from week to week, but
continue their nap until such time as, by the
natural order, they should again pursue their
appointed course -HoTticuItuTiSt.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-28

The FRUIT CRor.-The official annual es-
innate of the freight agents along the line Of
the Delaware Railroad, Of the probable de-
mand on the company for facilities for the
transportation of fruit during the coming
season, has just been published. The totals
of the tables furnish the following statistics :
Peach trees four years old and over ]. .os9, 500,
yielding /, ,509, $50 baskets Of peaches. Straw
berries, acres cultivated 446 ID; yielding
], ,ols, $50 quarts. Blackberries, acres,
IS II; yielding 1850 quarts Raspber-
ries, acres, 35, yielding 1000 quarts, or a
total of $40 acres planted with berries, 1,114,-
$50 quarts. This estimate does not include
the large crop of wild berries picked by the
poorer classes, and yielding a handsome re
turn. The peach trees three years old and
under are ss5, $40 in number, and with the ),
099, 500 trees four years old and over, make
a total of 1884, $50 peach trees along th line
of the Delaware railroad
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-28
nrTLES or FARMERS.

Farming is not only profession, but of all
professions it embraces the widest range of
scientific propositions and practical facts, and
affords the widest field for the exercise of the
philosophic aud analytic mind Instead Of
the bright boys being sent to a medical col.
lege for field worthy OF their talents, they
should be educated in the science and instruc-
ted practically in the duties of agriculture.
It is a prominent duty of farmer so to
pursue his calling as to inspire a respect for
II in the minds of his children, and so train
them that they shall be able to pursue 1t sue
cessfully. which can only be effected by his
availing himself of every advantage resulting
from the discoveries Of science and the accu-
INFLATED experience of the past. This win a,
once strip farming of almost every disagree
able feature, and clothe it with attractions
possessed by no other business.
As at present conducted, there is large
amount of very disagreeable labor required
70 be performed in farming, aud it is mainly
to this fact that we owe the desertion Of that
business for others by country boys. Science
and human skill must relieve this, and un-
doubtedly will, if the farmer will avail him.
self of their ErciQage.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-28
cHEAP wAsH F0R BUILDINGS.

Take a clean, water tight cask and putinto
It half a bushel of lime. Slack it by pouring
water over it boiling hot, aud in sufficient
quantity to cover 1t FIVE inches deep, and stir
it briskly till thoroughly slackened. When
the lime has been slackened dissolve it in
water. and add two pounds of sulphate Of
zinc and one Of common salt. These viii
cause the wash to harden and prevent it crack
ing, which gives an unseemly appearance to
the work. A beautiful cream color may be
given to the wash by adding three pounds Of
yellow ochre; or a good pearl or lead color
by the addition Of lump ofiron black For
fawn color add four pounds of umber, one
pound Of Indian red, and one pound common
lamp.black. For stone color add two pounds
ofraw umber and two pounds Of lamp-black.
When applied 10 the outside Of houses and to
fences, It is rendered more durable by adding
about pint of sweet milk to a gallon Of wash.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-28
HOOFLAND's GERMAN TONIC

Has been provided preparation in which the
solid extracts of the finest retoratves of the veg
etable kingdom are held in solution by a spiritu-
Gus agent purged Of all deleterious constituents
The patient, in choosing hetResn these two great
antidotes, should be guided by his own condition
If in a very low state, from debility, the Tonic
should be his selection; but in cases where the
emergency is not so pressing, the Bitters is the
specific required. Thousands find infinite bene-
fit from taking each in turn. There is no phase
of indigestion, Biliousuess, Nervous Disease, or
Physical Prostration, to which they are not adap
ted, and in which, singly or combined, they win
not effect
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-28

MR, 0HNER, Of Dayton, Ohio, who has bad
good success in raising ounces, spades the
ground OF his orchard every spring and scat
ters peck of coal ashes around each tree.
He finds common salt the best manure on the
ounce, and applies about one quart to The
ground under each tree after the soil has been
spaded, and another quart when the ounces
are about half grown. Last year he sold
three hundred bushels Of ounces from his
orchard Of three quarters Of an acre, at 50. 50
to s. per bushel.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-28

CoRN.-The corn crops of the country
would be greatly improved if farmers would
take more pains to plant early varieties, and
make a careful selection of the earliest ripen-
ing ears for seed: but early or late kinds
should not be planted before the seed viii
come up and grow. five have cold weather,
as we usually do have in May, corn struggles
with weeds, and exists between life and death,
a prey to cut worms and grubs, until hot
weather We find it much more satisfactory
to wait until We are pretty sure Of having
warm, if not hot weather within week or
ten days; then the growth is rapid ard healthy
from the start. Corn cannot be put on too
rich ground, BIZ; it must not be planted too
thick
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-28

T1OR SALE.
Il We take pleasure in offering to the public the
following tracts Of excellent land for sale at very
reasonable prices. Persons wishing to buy will
do well to consult before purchasing, and those
having lands to sell will find it to their advan-
tage to avail themselves Of our reasonable terms,
No. IN. E. one-fourth s, in township S5
range 45 in Monona county, Iowa. $50 acres
Prairie land, Price $500.
No. 3.-N. +. one-fourth of the n. w. one
fourth section %, in township IS, North Of range
%, il Pine county, Minnesota. 40 acres timber
land. Price $500.
JOHN LUTZ,
Real Estate Agent,
Feb. / 1867. Bedford, Pa
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1869-05-28

AZ anecdote is related ia illustration Of the
evils resulting from not advertising ones bus
ness: a boy was sent from Groton to New
London, Conn, one day last summer, with a
bag of green corn to sell. He was gone all
day, and returned with the bag unopened,
which he dumped Oh the floor, saying: There
is your corn, 60 and sell it yourseH-I can t.
I've been all over New London with it. and
nobody said anything about green corn. Two
or three fellows asked me what I had IN my
bag, and / told them 1t was none Of their bus.
mess"