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opposite the Post olice.
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
a AND III EAsr GfSF fsTFaS 9TH AVENUE
sAEHS AEEsf q SsSSy rs SHHaAeEs SaibaR
pee sqss q. %s
conduc, this branch of business 90 all other
ern honorable houses , ali lmercantile pursuits..
T s q q hoars Of for horse that warranted
EnIoa or sales Of Horses and be made at
We also Keep rsser Of horses for prvats sale
n rhs AT
PAIR OF DARK GRAY coHSh HORSE. 1s HANDS;
v nS y, s an NTH
nearly nearly new; made BY John r. Lawrence Set Double
soaRKL HORSE, aoldau.. stock; Is2 hands; s years;
so sys fSs a kind lind and tue
dam ro yss syh S ard San o
'GfH HORSES long
very stylish good speed and one Of the fines, family
teams in the country warranted sound kind and true
BRIGHT BAY MARE sired by "Mohswk" out Of "Flor-
ira stylish and irO in 25S warranted sound, Kind
rse all an excellent under saddle together with
RafEsa fHER s%fRE%s. Sor.. and mare, with long
tom and speed warranted sound Kind and tuc together
with top Road Wagon in fair condition.; set Harness
BAY MARE "searcher stock, on. of "Dur Groen' mare
elegant family road mare; irottcd August In So
without previous training; IL 10 high, years stylish and
warranted sound, kind and true.
BAY MAKE, long name and tal superior for family or
road Is high years; stylish and rot in sl5
rantcd soun 7, kind and trne.
TEAM DARK BROWN HORSES, with long flowing
manes ,as stylish and fast travellers high
years; warranted sound kind and true together with TOP
WAGON. rsary new made by Miner Stevens, set fine
double Uarness, &C.. sc.
Alien with dnc fun manc, and tai, 81 hlsh years
"aFis srYLisn f0E cHEsTSGT COUPE HORSE, ,sx high,
yca; excellent traveller and pleasant driver has spe
r!or endurance; warranted sound, kind and true.
SORREI HORSE IL high, years; good STYLE speed, and
warranted sound, kind and true.
SORREL HORSE, 1915 high, coming years; good speed;
warranted sound, Kind and true.
FOUR-sEAT EXTENSION TOP PARK PHAETON, with
pole and shafts made by Wood Brothers. in complete
BOSTON CifAISE. been used.
FOUR-SEAT NO TOP DEPOT WAGON, new and In good
order.
FIVE ROAD WAGONS. ROCKAwAYS.
SEVEN FINE SHIFTING TOP WAGONS.
Harness. Blankets, Saddles, Wnips, &c
WEATHER NEVER INTERPRETERS WITH OUR SALES
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

"A; :; ~. SsiESTEssESs ROAD h6hsEs;
9T On TnUhsbHY Si MohSNG, SsshN shfTEaB2M ATSaSs *
At THE sTABLFs or COLONEL. S. D, BRUCE
No. ' ws. FSYfTs OF TH ssR is p'i osss sssa
ever 0iscss een.i.,RlnS i. Rn9lis Of auction
wS over s hands s sears and stylish
SUPERIOR FAIR BROWN quarter bred PERcHERoN
HSrsss spsndid movers weigh $500 pounds and years
s nn. n
goes a saddle gas eeeant driver great roadster lady can
rffRf sn% of s.
Gs s. aSa sn saS
beat mnuei are faster single hsvc great STYLE and en-;
sound sSa Sina ssss for .dy ' "
Ssn s seDs' eDs ss?n ,s s
trained for speed tro' better than amnases
years under saddle :. asi walker, great roadster
FINE And ans sg s'ns Mare m high DID,
aaa n pns ros a a
roadster; very tlocky built elegant coupe family
Also ONE ELEGANT siI sea. Park Phaeton, made by
ONE FiNE THREE et ARTeK oLARESoE, made by
sESaSSS SHS btsES RI 5000 % ssssI Sss'' "'''
sS'a EIfa
sss %a s ssss I he ssG ps s
cAS b SEM sa smued from TUESDAY
a sa eAs As and s% York
Y SP'o on 1n Of M
A CITY Ps'N AUorioN MANI AND N. Y. TArrERsALLs.
Ms1oS cHpsr ShRs Sf ssoa."y M SsHkk n
Regular Auction Sales
ASS
pn.e or private sale to the bes; ayana and general as
horse lne 70 suit the needs Of all casses Of purchasers
OUTSIDE sale solicited and promptly attended to-
suPERloR saolns for horses on SALE
Liberal advances made everything In the horse line.
sa SALE sEsss, OF FINE Tsorr,Ss Or rAMy
vatc gentleman returned home from the erins place. or
the '''''f ;;!i5
old ss9n stylish s Ssne and fine great road
D.ss bay TrS.g Horse asor, 1
hea. O to road wagon and in condition show 2as
WIZ style and ease xar,H.sd sound ana kind
h nfafn as nn% "f% aa @ cn rAS e BY
.y fears no and e The best be-
.
hSapPSs as fs
paeton and be driven locomoye has vices and
Is perfect tTot inside 0f three minutes, and
warranted sound and kind.
Also n well known fast and fine large Tot
ting Horse beat ~ sale warranted
sound and kind. Full particulars at sale.
Also ts Top Wagons by Duse injury, &c, 6c
An OF this stock 10 offered for positive and peremptory
ga without the least limit restriction
represented mt sale and fair trial gwen.
Sae commences prompt at IL A. NJ.
JOHN l.. NANDEWATER, Auctioneer.
SALE THAT SHOULD ATTRACT ALL IN SEARCH
"A of Horses Carriages, Wagons anything In the horse
At JOHNSTON VAN TAssELL's
l1g an ia East Thirteenth street, Fourth
Look at catalogue above.
We postpone for weather.
IN ELEGANT BROWN TEAM, l5H HANDS, 2 YEA RS,
n warranted aound, kind and true; stylish also
TOP WAGON, with pole and shafts. nearly now
made by MINER STEVENS.
AT AUCTION THIS DAY. AT II O'CLOCK,
BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
at liz LID East Thirteenth street. Fourth
LOOK at catalogue above.
FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT AT AUCTION.
~ Elegant Horses, IL hands, years, Stylish war
rantcd sound, kind and true.
Clarence lined with satin made by j. r. Lawrance
also a set fine double Harness, &C..
at auction THIS DAY, at l2 o'clock,
by JOHNSTON < VAN TASSELL,
mart liz ia East Thirteenth street, Fourth
Look nj catalogues for full descriptions.
rtrN nN
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EYES AND EARS.

A kT1FlCIAI. HUMAN EYFS.-BAUCIt 4 GOUGEI..
"A Mann formerly with Prof. foissouncau OF faris),
makers and inscrers Of the Improved Artificial Human
SSl broadway. n. B.-Thsse eyos endorsed w ihc
faculty.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

A SPLENDID PAIR OF HORSES. l5sz HANDS HIGH
~ warranted young sound and Kind arch nccks long
fni tails; me knee action Address BAKER, l3 Atlantic
street, Brooklyn.
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.STALLIOSS.

TOR SALE THE HANDSOMEST STALLION IN THE
IL city, NJ No. s West Thirteenth street.
TOR sALE--rHE FIVE YEAR OLD STALLION sCY-
THAN Coddus' b. Dorseys Geltdnst out Of thorough
bred mare; kiad IN ali harness and under saddle also Wa
gor, Harness and two suits Of Clothing Inquire at 3 VILLAIN
street. room No. z.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I)RCEIvER'S NOTICE.--EOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
III all having the store OF the late
firm OF A. Bnnger Nos W an "a Liberty street, city OF
New York. that they requested 10 urnsh to me- on the
the before October TO- 1o0 otherwise such
property will be sold at public auction to expenses and
for account OF whom II may concern
TIlOS. J. BARR. Receiver of A. Bninger a.Co.
New YORK, September II, ln1o.
ITO ALL INTERESTED IN SILVER MINING-k PARTY
OF gentlemen about eavrg for the svsr mines Of Coo
rado wish to communicate with OF mines who de-
value title de- Reference given. Address for
st. George HOTEL New 81 Walnut street, Fhladel
phia and after that Barton House, Georgetown. Col.
SAM FL TOWNSEND.
II. M DwYER.
600 --RoYAL EAvANA AND KENTUCKY LOTTERY
UZ. Prizes eashed and uformation circulars
JOSEPH BATES CO., No. ii Wall street Box 264 Post
oGlce. Private rooms
SPORTING birds, SC.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIHus FOR
"A sac.-Medcnes for ul disesses. Prepared Food for
mocking birds, ~ b. DOvEYS, No. Greene street,
Of Canal.
N B.-Ladiss attended by Mrs. Dovsy
LNRANCIS BUTLER, NO PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
choice breeds OF Dogs tor sale and stock Buer's
feibe Mango Cure and Flea Exteminator 75c. Buffers
new Work, $2 Dogs boarded. trained dc Medicines FOR
all diseases.
LNOR sALE-FOCR SETTER DOGS, THOROUGHLY
broke point back, roreve from land and water;
young Setter Dog, old abandonment In country
beat good Rat Dogs OF all breeds ak Maltese Cats Spz
Pups, Eack md Tan Pups Setter Pups DOGS Of all breeds
Particular attention paid TO treatment and cure CT diseases
OF all klds Dogs coppsd trimmed In the neatest manner
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IN H. X. Jessp ct al vs. the Wilmington aud Manchester
Railroad Company 1t az
Pursuant order OF the Superior Court Of New anoycr
county, c. made In the above entitled Sprtne
Term, $780, on presentation at the oIce OF
CRONLT K MORRIS,
IN ths city, WI pay to the holders Of the lst prefcrrsl
bonds, secured hy the mortgage by the tho
said Wilmington ana Manchester Railroad Company 60 tho
piabth NJ ~ Jesup who have not already received ths
per ceR:agc OF $50 - said bonds accrued ia
oIest on the same being dividend for distribution a. aor0
a' from net sales OF that portion OF the railroad ohc
properly covered by mortgage which was In the Stats I
North Carolina. ' "
In further obedience 10 the order made aforesaid here
by notify all holders OF the bonds rbcve recrrei 10 that u
les he same are presented 10 above for pay
Ne dividend above stated on before tho
First day OF September, 1870,
hey VIII be forever denarrcd sAh
iuna In my handa for dsriDutIon as aforesaid.
NJ. CEQNLv.
u,. :. - . Cou'mssoosr and Referee
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OFFICIAL DkAw!NGs

OFFlcIAt DkAMINGs ,..
ALABAMA-rxTnA oLAss 40. 66i--sKpTxMnrn IT, 1870
80 gIssouRi-oIAes 40. 5ss-sKrirHnKH ls is7o. "''
{, a II, q: IL 81, 81, q, g. =, s., z, i5;
Al, 60, =, 2, si Z 3, a., y, 50, ,5a,, %.
53. "a, 60, 80, 8, A., 81, s., u, 2, IS, 50.
Information furnished and circulars seat In the above and
also RoyaI bavafa Lotteries. J. CLUTE, Broker,
SGs Broadway. Lob fulton lsrsst and No. Park rev.
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At THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
N JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELI,
Onlcc and saiesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post ollce
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A CHAScF.-FoR sALE-A TEAM OF YOUNG BAY
IA Hofses II hands high 1T for any light work also
bay 10 hads ss5 all sound and kin lG9 Perry street. in
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BROADWAY CORNER FULTON STREET (KNOX'S
- bnilding,-Business established fifteen years.NEw
NAN LEOPOLD buys, sells advances beraly Dar
pionds, Watches, Jewey, Life Policies. Merchandise aud
other Securities negotiated for
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TOR SALE-.A FINE, STYLISH TEAM OF BAY
Horses Ii hands high, sound and kini. scpperB
Apply at private stable lao East Thirty street. Lex
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do 00O TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE.
DO.UOU Applyto II. KING CO.,
2l2 Broadway.
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600 --ROYAL EAvANA AND KENTUCKY LOTTERY
pZ Prses eashed and Information given circulars sent
JOSEPH BATES Co, No. II Wall street Box 4,s64 Post
oGlce. Private rooms.
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900 ON BOND ND. AND e,
situated near Railway. N. j. Address NJ b., box lUs RAh
way Post onicc.
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STORAGE FOR FURNITURE. PIANOS AND BAG
N. gage at BATTERSON'S Storage Establishment 6Sl
6gO Sixth avenue forttich street. Pianos boxed
FOR shipping, novel city country.
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A Proclamation.
STATE or TENNESSEE. EXTcuTIvE DEP
Nashville, May ), 1870.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, EXECUTIVE DEP.l
Nashville, May D, 1870.
In pursuance OF the 18th ordinance of the
carefully examined the official returns OF
the election held on the
2CTH DAY OF MARCH LAST,
for the ratification or rejection ofthe pro-
posed New Constitution for the State of
Tennessee. Except the counties Of Knox,
Granger. Roanc and Ovcr,on, which re-
turns lave not been rcceiNcd.) and find
the number OF votes cast for New Consti-
tjtion' to &c (0l,l2S) ninety-cight thous-
and one hundred and twenty eight, and
for the "Ol1 Constitution" (3j,S72) thirty
three thousand eight hundred and seventy
two, being Il majority of (Gl2jG) sixty
four thousand two hundred and llfty-siX
fo. the New Constitution.
Now, therefore. |, ID. W. G.. SENTER
Governor of the State of Tennessee, by
virtue Of the power and authority in me
vested. do hereby declare and proclaim
that the New Constitutions" rs submit
ted to the people, WAS ratified by them at
the ballot box on the 10Th day of March
last, by said majority OF (Gl,2jGJ siXty-loul
thousand two hundred and iilty-siX votes
in testimony Whereof have here
unto subscribed my official signa-
ture. and ordered tile great seal OF
[sEALl the state to be- affixed. Done 1T tho
| Department in the city of Nash.
vile, this 9th day of May, A. ID
1870, and Of the American lndepen'
dcncc the ninety fourth.
d. W. c. SENTER.
By the Governor:
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IMMIGRATION SOCIETY
Very Interesting Address

Ts G S ali HS s ds os ana pps a;nss
r"'d the F<ccne I"mcc pi an %irc, srt1img o f,
advantages which county many other portioof
%r "G1a a o ne %"' S9 Gi g sS Hs1 s
S aSa",' 1 sH'"nS s" Sns
an "d" Coat S" rod S S tg t S" TanHa
S rS"cn @ T' "y e "1,' '% in the
" MeliG an " n w y.1"r y 1en Tr are
By i We hay. so, wor." and
@ SS 1s H % 'G En "% ?r R nsoa s saa
nS " "Gn' d s1i' f ten % S from w, Wrssr %" the
led s"1 T s6aie" G"
from vi G and cS S ' by "Mc S o co eoS" ten
] T nS1 and p"r nHs n o .GHG and direction
rte State Every ro % unit IN! and ' ,v n
m 3 s,@vi% m of Ha, g! sa av "
T" oni cG .a i" the sl from in l g. M @ Which
f. . Sa, 1sG %j$' "Ss:
he @ %"r %%'" o Su hS S ana
& the or H @S ai sG lame" ". with
cy ay srow ioGiay here o So n %r T Ecr o a ana
nm. aH"riaG e n vh hi , s1q1 l win Any every
I not surpassed Tor the growing y any norcn Of our
power @ % sS: ' Elm! s. m
n rs % s sn lei: na ' ssa, d ;S" @ VII
hse n o%s !o fH oea.
yS S SH S a Gas %s SpS
"% T S @ % T b BSr Sb e there
The distance the
hundred which
Hon either
sell stock and machinery into successful
OPERATION Very superior waeower also found upon the
tributaries Of h riyerBoin. FORK Town Greek &c.
,ilc varieties of
The OAK clenut and hickory In the are to
he M
scar of nj In this -"
bed. l. found thcba
ofhe which be burnt rhng line enough
osupIiy the aiiioa. o.
desiring bv addressing
+. lUnding Secretary Franklin Immsrfion Soc
ce Winchester will pleasure giving any iI
Peons visiting comfy win call upon sYIir President
aDfesie.
ance dee and who wi direct them the VePe-en
e reside In every civil district and vino
ner oil the assistance in their enable all seeking
a home among find "a favor
We would
Our people were never peaceablc and a6iling.
qnaliy and improvements VINO "
J.W SYLER
W.B. WATTERSON,
j. NJ RUSSEY.
AprlH-u Executive Committee
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ATTENTION.

T AN NOW OFFERING NY Farm
situated abnnt =, Ola mile from Win
che ter. on the road leading TO l. iii,
Springs. containing .jor ~ acre. ct GOOD
tillable land, with Two good dwtIlin h0u,-
T.. one OF them only about onr-lli' mile
from the Public square. there j. Il good
Wei ofncycr falling water under roof With
he Kitchen. there are four ar live hun
drtrl line tree of selected nuit on the place
MI young trees, about half of which are
just in their prime. The others from one To
three years old. There j. al-oon llc place
good water power. there T. also n good
caIbin for farm hands. Nv price shall be-
liberal. terms one tliird ca,l. balance one
and two years. with interest come and see
me, i'll give good bargain.
W. II. TAFT,
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In Chanccry at Winchester.
John 4 Rcnlro,
"
John G.. EnO,hS, ct. ais.

Upon motion, end 1t appearing TO the
Clcr, and Mu.tg: from The bill which /,
sworn 10 that defendant James Cole
is It non-rc-idrnC 9" the State oi Ten
NJ zee, % thai the ordinary process of law
cannot be scrycI upon him.
/ } therefore ordered that puhlration
he made for four consecutive Wrrk, In ia,
Home journal. published in Winchester
Tcnnc. -cc. requiring sJi1 non-fr. idcni
defendant TO appear before the Clrrh anl
Master on ar before the fourth Monday il
January next, and plead. an.wcror dcmul
to complainant. bin. or the same vii. bf
taken Tor COME ed and 20. lur hearing cx
pirtc "a 10 him. Wilnc-. my baud If
Office. July 2j,lSi0. II X. Esr,rI.
augi iw Clerk ana Master
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-18

MODE OF PHEpAIATIoN.-Buchu, in vac
no. Juniper Berries. by distillation. to form
Il fine in. CubebS extracted by dispnce-
mcnt with spirits obtained from Juniper
Berries; very little sugar is used. and Il
small proportion OF spirit. 1t il more pal
atuble than any now in Use.
Buchu. as prepared by Druggists, Is OF q
dark color. 1t isa plant that cmlts its ira
GRANGE; the action of Il flame destroys TIL;
(ts active principlc), leaving II dark ant
wlutnous decoctiol. Mine is the color o
ingr, dicnts. The Buchu in my prcpara'
ton prcdominates; the smallest quantity
of the other ingredients arc added, to pre-
vent fermentation; upon inspection 1t vii
be found not to be Il Tinctlle, rs made IL
Pharmacopna. nor is it Syrup--ant
therefore can be used in cases where ieve
or Inflammation exist. In this, you have
the knowledge of the ingredients and tilt
mode OF preparation.
Hoping that you will favor it with tri
NJ. and that, upon inspection, it will NEE
with your APPRECIATION,
| With u feeling of confidence,
am, very respectfully,
Ii. Il. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist
of IL Years Experience
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FRENCH CONTEMPORARIES
A. JOURDAN, Ag't.

NooL WAETED.--Vhc Fayetteville
WOODEN MIL are prepared to n1nulaclurc
Blankets, ShnNis, Coycilcts. Jeans. CAST
mcrc-, -Htincts, Flanucl., Lr.rya, Stock
ing Yarn, Rolf, &c., Nc., nj greatly re-
duccd price, and warrant sal,,iartiuu to
al ca toners. We win pay the nvialt on
all wool t'nt 10 our Factory, and return the
goods promptly. For paltisuar-. see our
agents, Hllcr a Mani, at Winchester, or
send for circulars aud sample.
>. i. MEpENHIS & Co..
mays Gn Fayetteville. Tenn.
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Etiquette.
PATRIOT.

When gentleman recognizes friend
in the course Of his walk, he must life
HE hat with the hand larthcst from him
Lifting the hat Is sufficient rccoGni-
ton between gentlemen; but in meet
ing lady, an old.'scntcman, or clcr'
gyman, it is necessary to bow. also
If Il gentleman wishes to shake hands
with u friend, lie must lit his hat with
the left hand, leaving the right free TO
extend Never must he give his left
hand, or extend II portion Of the right,
The whole right hand i, en- ycgic
A lady must recognize gentleman
by bowling, before he is ut liberty to
acknowledge an acquaintance with her.
Should she bow, he must lit his hat
and bow also. II he is sufficiently bar.
barous to have cigar III his mouth, he
must remove it while bowing to lady.
If "A gentleman IS walking with lady
he should insist upon carrying any
book, parcel, or umbrella she may have
with her
No gentleman may smoke when
walking with q lady. He should even
decline to do SO though lie may be
asked to continue smoking,
Should lady step gentleman TO
speak, she must make n Sigh, inclina
ton Of the head as token of dismis-
sal, and he must accept it as such, bow,
and then leave her.
No lady will be guilty of the vulgar
ity of sucking the head OF her para.ol
in the street.
To cat anything, even confectionery,
in the street, is sign Of low breeding.
A gentleman must give lady, an
old gentleman, or clergyman with
whom he may be walking, the upper
side (ncarest the houses Of the pave
mcnt.
If Il gentleman meets lady friend
who is walking with any one he does
not know, he must not stop, nor must
he stop If his companion is unacquaint-
ed with a lady friend whom he may
chance to meet. The lady, however,
has perfect right to do as she likes.
If she should stop, the strangers mus.
be introduced, and none of the group
should go on and wait, whether the in
PRODUCTION be agreeable or not.
A lady should avoid walking very
rapidly. 1t is very ungraceful and I'M
becoming.
Swinging the arms is an awkward
md ill-bred habit.
For lady to run across the street,
to avoid carriage passing, is not only
II bred, but exceedingly dangerous.
To attempt to cross the street be
wcen the carriages of funeral pro. I
ession Is rude and disrespectful; and
We cannot but commend the foreign ,
ustom of removing the hat. and stand. ,
ng in a respectful attitude until the =
lelanchOly train has passed. !
When a gentleman is walking alone, :
G must always turn aside TO give the 1
PIPER side Of the pavement TO lady, !,
any one carrying heavy load, to
ergyman, or an old gentleman.
Never push violently through
ovid. If gentleman or lady is
ally in haste, few cour,e ons woids i
II open passage more quickly tLan !"
L most vigorous pushing or shov IL
y.-By-Lars Of american Society. :"
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Mr.. ". 4. Carter notifies the public that
.he has rented ilic sim. Tavern House.
ind will receive Transient. day. aud rc.,-
lar bOar,lcr-. on res -Onahlc runs. She i.
iiitins MP tie establishment IN good style.
and asks a liberal patronage vi Tie public
feb
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
Lime as II Fertilizer.

The following communication will
prove interesting to those who desire
to increase the productive capacity Of
their land:
Editors Home Jouyaol:
We are glad to sec that very mcny
Of the farmers throughout this section
of country are waking up to the i'm
portancc CT fertilizers 20 supply in part
the continued drain nude upon theil
soils in the yearly production Of cereals
, Amongst the many agents usually rec
commended and available, there is mont
perhaps that will he called upon Sc
largely to help rcsuscitatc the condition
of old exhausted fields rs lime Lime
must exist in tic soil 70 u given c&tcnl
else every effort to produce grain there
on will he attended with disappoiut
mcnt. The intelligent farHc" VIII zee
to this and cnlcavor to provide against
the continued drain made upon hi:
lands in dis important clement.
Irs APrLlCATloN.
Lime should have an abundance o.
vegetable matter 70 act on when afpliet
to the soil, if bountiful return. arc
sought for. In proportion to amount
ofstubblc, weeds, grass, or leaves, etc
that it is brought in contact with, il
like proportion may the lime be op
piled, ranging from fifty to one hundred
and fifty bushels to the acre. On com,
paratiyc!y naked soil we would recon-
mend the application Of Lime only j"
the form Of compost, But few farm
ers have not IN abundance OF waste
material on their premises whcrewitll to
mike huge piles Of compost yearly, and
but few, also, who have not at com
mand the time and opportunity OF do
inc SO. Dress the naked and lmpoy
crshed spots with compost, Of which
lime shall form apropoNionatc com
poncnt part, and scatter dry pulrcrizc'
lime evenly over the remainder before
blowing for wheat or other grain, an(
nntn tho rnpult Gnr word for il ihuI
no farmer, it matters little how na,n
rally rich his lands are, but who vii
feel himself enriched from The increased
labor and expense incurred.
PATRIOT.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-08-18

From the Largest Manufacturing
Chemists in the World.
"NovEMDER 4, 1854.
~ am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. Helm
bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite
my re idenrc. and was successful in con-
Quoting the business where Others had not
been equally so before him. have been
flyorably impressed with his character anu
enterprise.
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm of Powers a. Wcightman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia