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New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
REAL ESTATE.
N.w.yonK. Friday, Dec. 81, 1869.

Mssrs. Joseph Mcclure and L. IL. Ludlow
. NJ ,od proprrty to-day at the Exchange The Eagle
s,us an Beeckerst we're disposed OF by tho FORMER
- unoomnouly COM, icated membranes ana WIN
-, man or any printed memoranda Such particulars
- MA were able to CLEAN unassisted by sho"leuge VI
Ohonography will be found Below ,,.,.
.is nv Messrs johnson Miller OF property ao0oih
.,noiond of the GIrnhan Manufacturing Company ht
'onhop, on the Boston, Hartford aud Eric kalro"u' 10
,aoorted below The sale was success the COMPANY
halnr in prosperous condition, aud the village ""'inN
,, reoeiyed the benefit OF direct railroad communication
Mr. Andrew Wilson. Jr., has great sale OF Iar s'o'A
somorrow being the cattle and appurtenahees oeionkS
A. tha estates Of Mcssrs Thomas II. HaWley and H. ~
C,app which properties MIR. Wilson has lateV P"'on'eu
qbs German cabiueima.kers for some time past h"'o
.n buvine prot,riv on the cooperative plan a
49, viey ~ b,i(gilg up u town ana becomlus tnClI
80 IandIords The operations OF ,neSo 49, nI
W.. %oon 'surccs.fuf and may furnish an eA,
hss tsken rosssnn of its property ana during 'nc r'
sh-oa ygeelts tbc members have been ehgaEcu ~ .t
az +onnds and laviug out and grading the Stlcets
Is @ 'S St 600 varlS have been Completed Ihe IVts
Iii %e djstribntrl in February. when buhuhS VII, oe
oIn,nenced Tli> vI give employment tO M mehnets
,b may desire M OF Section No only 24g !ols Ien
~ a sold at the rate of 500 EACH payable al " per WteA
Ne nronery il pleasantly situated, aud within easy
Ammupication with the city by stclmbnat 1elly, anu %
rs a. 40 that the men Who settle there VIII De ehaovh
r.ch their work. hops the cty caoh DAY w
f,oe In h SAID that since tho German ioa5
bave beer acouirug property land in the helgHDolVo
has rapidly Increased IN value
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
% Mamfafiurtrs.
T'HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING c

ii
PASf svs the stenoB of Manufacturers their Water Power
the tosn Of Pssa kewJerey tide water four miles beo-
Paterson and eb, mes sboVe Nesak adjoining the Bue Railroad
and Tbin zen miles o. Hoeoks .nd ge. C aud eleven res the
City Hail. New York They have head and fall Of
high tide With tbs Shoe Psc River and three hundred
The Mill Sites are large and sugd that each has the
beneft OF both The supply
not only abundant sgt perDsnsnt The property situated
nsgsbe rTer IN The midst of large popuUn While s proximity
the City Of kewiort Communicating with by plsnk road By rail
roi sud by wase renders the location for
ilcturing the county On the premises And substantial
brick MIL NrOo four stories high Machine shop. and Foundry
all ready for immediate Applications made w.
TORRBf. 20 Vesry-st, Nes-ioyk.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
1cr1oN SALES OF NEw.YoRK REAL ESTATE.

N, R.re Mills excl of the machinery Fos 30 dss S ~
C..rier Al, Nos o G, fveory hrck bulldog, ol SSi',
A. - spplr: Nos aud 3D.. leasehod. tour-story eIlyk
SIaF, subject JuhrsBces, tiL: mortgage o sSoVV
- isfe NON 1867. 10 eI Irenses end costs OF
Creosue 5Ji 10 oil about SBOOi over ieeamoSueeS''S
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
6itp Yrovtrtu TO Sti.

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-A first-class
urs,orr English HOUSE completely furnished and In
perfect repair; FGhAve murray HID, ReLt 5000 per
G6iS) HOMER MORGAN. 2Pins.st
OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life lnsur-
" COMPANY having removed TO Oesi at COS BosdW
late oness 29l Broadway
SfRssds't Apply on ii. premises
JNO LET-NO. 6SS Lexington-ave., n tirst-class
4stoy brown HOUSE, baeing al the modern Improvements
and 10 complete order Can he time wh"ut permit fcr
terms, sppy - Il. BLANCO, u South Niilsmst
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
wi DgIiWARE LACKAwANSA. AND WESTERN RALRoA

p,po In foot ~ Bsrcsy.t aud foot OF Chrophsn
HiNTRR ARRANGEMENTS, commencing NONOAl Nov ~ lsos
sam MAIL connecting DeuVte vita boohtoa BftnH
Dover Chester Branch, At Waterloo vito sussT x ~ An
dover and Eesnn Washington ath the D. H. and '" X &
Gan Srouurz Scranton Bend sud all points Oh the Lack
md and DesWae and Hudson K kiI
Il,3O, m LENGH VALLEY BNPRkSS stops at Nevrt Morris
orp Dover Hstettown Washington Php.huE aad sson e"s
meet, At With Bel Del K r. for Belvlsre NC Anl
Bson v r. for Bethlehem Auentosu haaes Chanh aoa
w.ke.barfe. .uu.. -. -, n. .n, ,l...., o 70 ,
.ud At a,erloo With SUSSEX X X
G,g I. 90 aud :t aui z o. J:f 81" e% oO 'iOO
ara IltS n m TO SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate tatonl
llOA H. $50 snd $3.50 TO hORklSIO"h aad m'''~''A"
ststOcA
r., SkWGRK Ms:5o 7:1o 8;m $3.50 1910 u ii.@ ilma
p 2.5i $3.50 $40 $50 T. 40 5lo SO 60 $50 To s;VO
and Has m. - ., ,,oyrcr,,p =, IN -. -. , 1.sn &
and 60 0p IN. o oNnOOn' AAs''sH' '1p'''I''-'
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
Sutton Sales Of Stal 6staii.

TRBAsURY DEPARrHKNT. Dec. IL. 1889
GALE of valuable GOVERNMENT PROP
~ BRTY North Carolina Georgia and Mississippi The u
Yosbug and Natehez Misa
sud Ocseoke c. snj the IT, Branch Mns aud Grounds at
Charlotte. n c. and Dahenega Ca will be offered FOR SALB
PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY, lb proImo At Y ~ by the lo
lowing olce Of whom interested parties can obtain all requisite nor
mat
Hospital victburg Miss, BY Collector Of Customs vlck'
burg
Marine Hospital N.cheI Miss hy Collector Of Customs Na'eheI
Marine Hospital Wilmington. n C., by Collector Of Customs VIII
mington
Hospital OcrAeole c. BY Collector Of CusOns Beau
fort. n. c.
Branch Mint at Charlotte c. BY Collector Of Internal Revenue
Salisbury, n. G.
Dlhouega by Collector Of Internal Revenue At
lAuta, Ga
TERMS OF SALE;
9Th the balance quarter yearly payments 1.-THE
which shall he made the lb Ap neI with interest from
dAy Of sale until paid
Auy failure Of the purchaser TO make the payments
above Of The property the forfeiture
the Government Of the payments already made
made subject the approval OF the Secretary o the
Treasury Department reservug the ghto reject all bids
deemed o. the interest Of the Government to do so
certificate possession sub the foregoing conditions
given successful bidder the acceptance Of bis bid b1 tue
Secretary Treasury the deed executed when the last
shall have been made. GEORGE y. BOJlN ELL SeeietsTF
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
6onntu E.al Gstait for Salt.


A SMALL FARM and COUNTRY SEAT Tor
~ SALB-Locsied Dptohess Cun y u y miles from foush
Leepse ard known CBDAR LAWN contains shout ~ acres
prime land wei adapted g1Ia fruit or gardening puroseS
complete Of modern buildings MAnsonhouse hrn house
barns earsge poultry srd Ice ho9.e all IL oSS 'ras
upon wppnger Greek che largest and pore sresm puteh
fishing aud boating
he Hudson While 10
offers for ornaT farming Its attractive
Situation candoa rerder desirable Iesdence Tor
reuinsn Price $4,000 hsf Of which may remain oa
bond Address TRlSTRAM COfFlN Attorney &C. FS
Maiust. Ioughkeepse, h Y
EOR SALE-About $4,000 acres of TIMBER
COAL LANDS situated the West Branch Of tue Satqne
River the wou be exchanged for lends situated
Crawford Counties Penn Fos Information address
WILLIAM KINDS, Reno. Vsnaugo Co, Penn
I ANDS in VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA,
other southern States for SALE BY tue NETWORK SOUTH
ERN LAND COMPANY, 50 Broadwsy
Ok NM AT NEWBURGH near city
- IC,OUO. limit. ard the overlooking the Hudson
tabove shk Poiu ~ Newbutgh aud surrounding
sud building splendid location baNby 10 to 90 hne
so living convenient brick dwellings, barn end iar
choice fruit besutu drives trs.esss
surrounding. with all Improvements tl5O1o TSee
outbuings S65Oh Title perfect Temsio
sut Address owner bv 7i9. HeNburgh, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
uUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave

4 Il Ttlr;iethst a. follows; - -,
M Cincinnati Chicago RTpe,s Drarngrsom irs attached
ln:JO a. 10 Daf BIpreD, DrayiHgroom ears attached
q Montreal Express, Drs ears attached
$50 H. Pacnc ETp, With Sleeping through to Cbe'Eo With
out rhsuge VI. C. K K, also L. X. NJ. \ kR (OATL
II D N, Might RIpress, Sleepng csrs stt'chfl
100 m. 2:JG and ?. m, foughkerpse TSnI
Ga rn. ais sud $50 p. PerkskiU ITanI
I sod 50 q. Sing Slug TrsinL
go 1880 s:l0. u IN t:l' silo'' aaa IL" p m' io
Trains
(s ~ TO Pougbts.p.s ou suriiyl) NJ TOUCR' sups
A. Icgu
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE.


81. LUDLOW a co.
..., ,p8 bssrt house aud lot. 24N553 -.
- 40 Prstpacc Bo0kJ '''
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

900 a. n. Mail train for Gr.snport. -
1880 for Rosyn, Glen Cove Loel" 'sV hlu'us' 'A-
Eorthport -
for Re.lIu Glen Cow, Locua Valley. HuusIuEOa ssd
HorthpOrL
n, u, for North I,ip H.,
m frnin Hunters Pont tor Jamaica ind HsmpsNsd
All tain, eouuee. at Branch for Hempst"ad ,
srnsy RoVn Glen Cove Locust Fey hunung'cn' ana
Nortbuort leave Hunters Point st a M tnd p NJ o,o,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
snd thOss desiring TO purchase or rent such property
Vii dnd II TO their interest TO advertise IN TIE TRIBUNE
l aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any otner
paper and addition this advantage THB TRIBUNE
el be found only in NewYork and all Its cities and
villages but every state and Territory throughout the
UnIon. The advertlsement should be as brief az wiIl
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
reader We would especially dwell on tho fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
bansss professions consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE devotes especial
reports Of sales OF real estate both 10 CITY
country. thus adding greatly to tie value Of It's col
d "a 81 advertising medium. The charges for adver-
aDE are follows; DAILY TRIBUNE. as per lire
Or each insertion WEEKLY tribune 81 per line: sRnI.
rssKLr TRIBUsE. as cents per line About ten words Of
,lr vide columns Ane. Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
S.ismbuais anS SalrOHSs.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW EkSEL.-
~ Trans pin E..Iok b. the rs,es, fsirl c' o. \,
a, f,losi "a 1Jo. H3 9lS 'eobiy o. aSa - s
.iisisn on saturday. The y. a. tD. a0dsOP +" u"" "'
uiVsss 10 MsasI-ALI II IVA
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

ERlE RAlLWAl.-Tralns Will leave DepOts
H foot fCh.mbers.t aud foot Of Tvsniyibst fowE
Through Express leave Chambers 81 al ~
D. daily; Twenty thin st. at 7:t5 s:to
M. 65 0. (dalyi New and improved Drawing Room
will the through TO BuHao connecting
Sleeping Coaches through e CleVnd
and Coaches viii the
Buffalo the 500 Rochester Bgsso
and CnciuustL sngGnt tsin leaves daily At 9p.
Jervs Way i;J0 trSentrtlr..t +9 p mi
Sundys Icepd connecting Tor hiTeE Mout
som erT GuiI'od, Plus lHsHd aud Unourile.
Mddetovu and way. at $3.50 trweny hIt 3le m)
Ousvi and WsV At5Jj daily Nrnteihrfst S'9 Am1
For NeEburgh ,ud WAY atsA 800 aud t in wsntI'hird'
q. 7:tS a. 3:l5 sad 4;l3 2. m.D
Por Suhern Wsy M and Twentytbltlst tS aud
5:Ij M Tbs,tsr IJO N. Twenty thtrst u M
Pof Paterson Hu from TNeusJ thrtst Depot at 6S m,
2:i3 Has las (slyl. 3tS 5:i5 aud oitS
n. PROM Chambsrss Depot At C3 M 9l' m u M i'o
:. N. daily. p. m. 5:l5 p. N. and 6'S p u ...,,
For Hseis,,ek ,ad waI from TSentbrd's Depot st' m
ll:io a m. $40 5:Is 5tS And 6:'9 p m From
Oh. pbersst Depot at II n D. a19 D. NJ D. m sHd
6:4s o.
m l7:t5 '5:l5 p. AIS 44S '65 p ne and
s,urd.y. oBV midnight Prom chambers LDepo ats
.J9O AIS $3.50 and Saturdays only III
midnight
Ticket. or p,g AID for Apartments Drsying Room snd SeDnf
for the eherng and transfer
B,ggg. m.y , Companyoh-es 2 5a aud y51 Bosiw
Garner one hundrrd- wenJ shhs and TbrsVe Hsrsm
Brookl-u DepOts foot OF Ch,lhersst snd foot OF
No BIshasgpace and Long Dock
depot J,usI Cir The Agents the principal hOss
- To Pisnnont ouy
wM Il BARR, General Passenger AEsut
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
4tuiisirp.

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ mated tn. ssshse use Of h,roS o,d. .apisst ,s.
do nothing EXTRACT 1kBfH sEd do that
WITHOUT PAIE-sO ~ 900 p,sEs testify See eir HiEss ihs
efes No 10 Cooper lsIhIait
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
@athiu,rp.

Umpire SPLITTING MACHINE,
IL lor SPLITTING OAK HICKORY AND P1Sk for sale BY
W. l. WILLIAMS PItsutss and Buildsr,
i3+ Basi Twenty Gnh-st, rear Ibiri'ar,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
6itp Stal 6siat, for Sal,.
srookluu 8tal 6stai, for saL.

! NOR SALE-A new 3-stOry, basement, and
subesar Philadelphia bek HOUSE, 2lH2 G1e-nsve
r hs. ~ A. RULAND Co., 5 BsekmAn-si n T.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
Sitamboais ano Eailroaos.


FOR BOSTON. via Fall River, touching Mt
PoRT e, $ sy'% .ss%'" rsS Ssw
..I; a.ly lso:d.,. 'e'V' .'U T,5 - SS,,h Ri,''
NJ r siMoss M.saris. Director '''' 80
III stlsF SssstS S.f FI,ss; ra;;'s;; s;.as. a.''"
NEPTUNE LINE of STEAMERS for
PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON DAILY
S. E. e s. ssS$SSS:s s $f:
and Prov i%Ss..si fR for ii important ESr c,s aud o"S
SAFETY, SPEED, AND. COMFORT.
rs s.:s. ESse,:, rSs9 srS,s' 51Ss. t:s I
,t d.s post. % The me- and 't,Hch 'ts'usn
VIII " CITY or syw.yoRk .
sn l,.V. s..Yot daily Csund,y .rc,ped o'clock rOG
r T 20 s Sssr foot e. Cans 'Sd w.. III,
S the 'S,: points q, soraero S0r"'A 'Hd "'Fe'
freight .ppl =; the ome. Pie. 90
Esv'Yofi Oct Is. 1869 80
FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa
!one ,1d NuGI.uGf Railroad Fare 81 Steamer ''ss C.'hi
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD AND Ihs sosra Far. " a stans.., yea; . psei
ID isDEPks6EsF Linz for B4Lr. wAShvGpoS q. wssr.
SOUTHWEST. aud NORTHWEST. WESTERN PREIGHT re:
s CITY tsf
\ .Sa fopt. hea Too, GoSG."ds prT.s.
WEST OfA trip to Washington D. C. aul without
UNTIL UsEo c. W. PERyEII Gss Aga
No 29t Broadway. cor B,resyst. s.v.Yort
CENTRAL. RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
~ Passenger and Freight Depot NevYors foot
Hampton Junction with the Delaware Lsckswauus West
Rrod and Eon With the Lsbzh Valley Railroad
pseton m0s scse se 10 Pbu aud the Vest without change
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THR WEST
Brty ms and hours yed b. this line ChcsZo Csunni
s. Louis tc with hat one change ofcara
Silver Palace cars sIisR %iS&iR ' AsRAsGsSEsT EssT's
Commsneing december 90 1863 NewYork lo-si
$3.50 m,-F0r Bs,ou. Bethlehem. Msuh Chunk WHlsnspot,
WLebarre Mabanoy City TucshsnuOek Tossnds WsVery k
I:lS M For ennstou aud Pull psburg
barre kaduE Columbia lancaster Bphrsts LI PosTis sersa'
ton. H,rh,burg. kc
p m-For Rssiou, Anentown he.
,:Sp mPor E.,tob Allentown. Msusb Cbasf aud Bsrios.
$50 ?. n-For Somer'ine aud Flemington
5;l5 m-For SOmsrsiue.
8 p. .m.-Por Bason and iaieruellats ststooh
1p. m.-Por SOmerTile
L. Is y m.-For Rston.
G:50p m-Pot Plan6eld.
Has m.-For Plaiubeli. on Saturdays oalv -
S:+5. 1.lo, s;l5 9 .
lO:t3 1870 mz ~. l;oo 200 He JlS JJo tVV 49, 49,
s:l3 si3 500 G:7O. 100 75 IA. S5n O;2O. ll:iSD
fOR THB WEST.
% mWErgRs RKPRx daily (ercspt Suudaysl, TOE Bu'on,
Aeoorn Harrisburg the Wes. without change Of cara Cnea
oil Connect. SomrVr for Prmig
Water Scranton,
Connect. ., Phiip,burg for Msueh Chunk wiis'bsne ke
pn-(lsCGNsAr daily. for Easton. Beehen,
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago aud CIe1uAi osep
Sleeping through from Jersey to Pburgh ersnnL
obtained at the ohee o the Ceni Rsl
fE.sJer,ey of Lberys ~ T. at No Astor House
SIG Greeuwichst sud al The pa
eip.l hotel, r. 4 KICKER. Superintendent
n. P. BALDWIN Gen Pas. Ast
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01

w ALLAChS: n. ,vsrxe w,rL.cx.
In Of the ys crowded As Of the house % each srf"
sentstion oi
CENTRAL PARK
WILD OATS
snd ERsgSTfsg
nh respectfully that Military Drama Of OURS ' pee
pOSed The programme. therefore. all be: . 81 ,
THIS 1CbsrscersL Ly Nc ". wslliek Nr Jobu Gihert M
BvBSYG, e. Fisher, NJ J. H. solisrt Mr. G wypdts@ Nj
SCHOOL Rockwell. T. Holland Mr. H. X Hmnpbres. Mr. j.
POR ". Leonard Mr. Peck. Mr. Cuusn, Miss NJ. Hsunqsss
SCANDAL lMss aestayer Mrs ssnon a5d Miss L. Phipa
MONDAY jar. } 3Utb tm.)-wILD OATS
TUESDAY t6ih tms)-RRNESTfNE aud TRYING 1T ON
WEDNESDAY (fh tmel-CENrKAL PARK
THURSDAY u6th timel-SCHoOL For SCANDAL
SATURDAY (5th tinel CENTRAL PARK,
OURS SCHOOL and LOST Al sEA. 10 active preparation
UO0TH's THEATER.
ID TwentJ.tbirist between Hnb ard sII.hsysS
EVERY BVRSI DUkING THE WSs&.
The Eminent Actress
EMMA WALLER,
IN her impegoustioa OF
MIG MBkRlLBS.
ia the besutiu picturesque Drama Of
"GUY MANNBRtSG"
The PLAY s be pseuted With entire NEW sBNRRf CoSrUMRa
PROPERTIES &C. sud With all the ORIGINAL aud RAYORITh
MUSIC, by augmented Choru, o Experienced Siugsn-
Seats dalu sdvsnce Oncs Of the Tb'ais
st .. Branch Ticket 0 the Music store Of H. Dsoo Co.
III BroadEsy
WEDNESDAY JAN. s t8O.
MR. EDWIN BOOTH
will
The Boz Sheet for Mr BoOtL, nights w bo open WEDNESDAY
Dec. 20, al the usual places.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
Gupartntrsbiu 1utitts.

INV. .IORE, JannsfT 7,
DI,E Referring to the crculsr Of Mssrs BOHBN SlBFkBS
inform having hought out The entire interest OF
N, dRRM d. SEFKES IN the old firm Of BOikBN hlBFkES,
/ shall eoutuue business 81 importing SMOKING PIES
srt sU SMOKERS ARTICLES well DOLLS aud FRENCH
.m GERMAN FANCY GOODS, beretcf'rs ier my own &C,
coput aDd under Of RICHARD BOlkEN at the old
rr. Chambers and - RedesA Thanking the fiends
ofbs tie public general for pat fvor aoud respect
fu ask Ample ~
,9d aBd having hand he largest sgd best assorted
,0ct 10 found uied will be abe TO 70
l.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-01
Smnsfmtts.

WAL4LA!CK.. . v.,r.rva r,rr,cx
Doors epes t ~ D Performance TO eobHeuce al p
In the 5 crowded Of the house each 'srr"
sentation ~
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-20

A FEMALR BARRIsTER.-The wo,
wan's rights people should now be
happy. A young woman has been ad.
mitted to practice - lawyer at the st.
Louis bar. The young woman's name
10 Barkalo-Miss Barkalo, Of course
The possessor Of so strong mind would
never consent to relinquish 90 suphon.
ious name, and submit herself to tho
odious tyranny Of man by suteriug the
bonds. Of matrimony. It is related OF
Miss B.rkalo, Geographically, that she
is native Of Brooklyn, New York, aud
that after mastering Blackstone and
other elementary works, and being
severely refused admission to Columbia
College, New York, she went West and
was admitted to the st. Louis Law
School. After eighteen months study,
she recently graduated with illustrious
honors, and having passed an examina-
tion by one Judge Knight (who will, of
course, be hereafter famous), came off
with flying colcrs. She is now duly
authorized to stand between law. break
ers and the punishment they deserve,
aud to assist recaloitrant married women
to become single and strong minded like
hersels. We ore also Informed that she
Is buxom lady Of twenty-five summers.
May the buxom Miss Barpalo, late Of
Brooklyn, and fresh from Blackstone,
become brilliant barrister.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-20
GkEELEY ON THE SOUTH AND
HER CARPEr.BAGGEIIS

The New York Tribune says "If tho
South can simply go on as sho is going
tor ten years longer, she will bo richer
and moro prosperous than she ever yet
has been" 1t speaks Of the "Ku-Klux
as one of her scourgcs," and of tho
"carpet baggcrs" us another. 1t defines
tho latter precisely as we do. They arc
not the honest Northern scttlers-who
come among us to make their homes
and follow their Legitimate business
but, in the language Of the Tribune, the
carpet baggcrs arc those who went
South in quest Of Office. power or plum.
der of some kind, and who have let
nothing stand in the way of their greed
or ambition.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-20

An Arcade Railway is proposed in
New York to relieve Broadway. The
Commercial Bulletin" humorously re-
marks-"that it is just what the wicked
desired ut the time Of the Deluge-a
little Ark aid-but they didn't got it.
1t was u dark prospect for those who
made light of the deluge."
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-20

--Blacksmitbs are, moro or less given
to uice. Carpenters, for the most part,
spcuk ploney, but thoy chisel when they
get chance, end not uofroa they
bore ono With thoir old sams.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-20

"A negro member Of the South
Carolina Legislature has introduced
bill compelling planters to make their
"fencss horse high, bull >stroug, and
pig tight" ~ 4.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-20

Wo annex the following certificates taken from
many received by US:
SusAr SIDE, Ammo Arundel co., Nd,
March 19th, 1870.
Messrs. Nm. Crichton d Son-Gentemen
used Ae Persicator on my Peach Trees last spring
with much satisfaction. Many OF my trees arc
six years old, were diseased from tn woRn,-
the leaves were yellow and sickly. I applied a
small shoveliul Of the Persicator around the base
of each tree. In few weeks thoy produced q
rich green foliage, and bore q fne crop. I am
satisfied that this manure completely destroyed
the worm, ipyigoratcd the trees and the growth OF
tho crop.
THOMAS SHEPPARD.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-04-20
THOMAS SHEPPARD.
R1cHMoNp, VA, Feb. 9th, 1870.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 9th, 1870.
Messrs. VIM. Crichton d Son, Bahimore-I
used the PERsIcAroR piece Of very poor
land to give the CORN start, and drilled it in
dollar. On this lot never Ind been able to Sc
cure q "stamd" by reason of tho "cUT WORN" a.
though tried salt il various ways.
On the rows to which applied tho "PERSI-
GATOR" the corn camo up "to q hill' promptly
and grew off fnel.. On the remaining rows. no.
more than one third of the plants escaped the
worm, and those that did, were puny in appear
ance.
If further trials on lands infested with "Cut
Worms" shall result in securing "srAND" like
the one reforred to, should consider it an ex
tremely valuable, and tho cheapest remedy,
which could be used.
S. BASSETT FRENCH,
Editor Farmers' Gazette.