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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ BRN RAILROAD.

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
SEa EHPas aaE Thi Ss s
Branch At Dover waterloo With sar R
or AnioyeF and NevtCn at W.hntO1 With the D. L. and <
eue and 0Neg and all the Lskaysnha and Boomsbas
30 a. me- IRIiIGn VALLEY EXPRESS stop. Newark Morris
S 1Sr 1OTsI " R %.'h p % B aen a. :,
with L. Bethlehem, Allentown Mauh CHUNK, and
40 m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester R.
800 n HACKETTSToWY NAIL With BOOun Chester
For MoRRlsToWN at, :2o ll;Oa H. $780, $40, $40 $40.
For SUMMIT intermediate stations $780, $780, and 1910
For ORANGE Nc and SOUTH ORANGE $50 7 so 1910 and
Il;2O IlO z: $40. 4:0 $50 5O o0 o'o s~ AND ~
For NEWARK, go $50 sc go gao .lO 10 io: ,o
40 $40 $40 500 900 .e2O go 800 $500 and el:''
ne.,e SeYos T BLOOMFIELD MoyTCLAIR $50 and
il:OO / m, ssd 200 $3.50 $40 and 6;2Op m-
ERIE RAILWAY.ETRAlNS Leave Depots
Tram 1.g sSsnsT;i 2 o. a. an AMI S s
s .3S Es DsqE Roo. SSa:hs.
S . ns s Mt Sleeping Coaches running through Cleveland
Gallon Sleeping SO'sess ACCOMPANY The a ~ puso and
osADn a. e S from Ss~YoE to hosSs Buffalo
AZ For ar port S1 f;s md 's %s
days only a l1od-'t s.ls a ny ,,o,.,
For Nev6uh and Way at $50 and iSo H. tJd't 'SI
m" For Sri Sua and Way and t AS sd s:s' NJ
Tstf5 a I'll III ,4 S% a ~ !. Dc6 a. s.s s.s and
m, as 35 55 aud 81 IN. Prom Chsmbepst Depot at
6;i5 1000 N u M 'l;i5, T. 5. sis, and 6:i5 p.
l@iae 29ls. Depot at Bi9 a. m ana
l2:45 34 tolls and to- From Chambersst Depot s'
| A m nd |, 4. t5l5, g. and t6:1S p.
For Piernon Tnsns and Way from 2s Dep9, :.
M lis 35 AIS Sis and 1915 and SATURDAYS only w "a
M Frm Cham6esst Depot at 80 1880, 1880 Alb tt0
SIS and tG 30 D. M Saturdays only fl2 800 midnight
Teet, for passage for Apartments Drawing Room and sseBns
Coaches and orders for the checking and transfer Of
rage NAV be le at Offers M 529 and oI Broadway -
Hambers.s Greenvhs lStlst and TbrisFe Harlem
$3.50 Putons Brooklyn Depos foot Of Ch,mrs and loot o. :,
No and Long Dock Depot jersey CITY and
OF the Agents a the principal hotels ,y,, ID p.pp
l. ID RICKER Dec. p, VIM; X BARK,
L. " $50 nD"' ln0 Genl Passr
EDaiy. -. ~ .-, ~ ! loi Ha0AeNS~Nh WY
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rs Posr-OyucE AND SuB.IEELsURrt BOsros mhh
OrucE OF suPKHIsrrspHsr March n. lSIl
XITROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORk.-

WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WOhk.-
Proposals. will be reoveiAt the Ohe Of the supennend
pt until Y m Ap 20 1871 for furnishing delivering h1s and s'
n e the Of the third and fourth foo and ooi OF te
nes Po.tonc TIessa Building Boston M. as si S'ea
S,svpgs marked a. 81 o. o. % 49, 90 a. and the seeohPs'hs
psns and schedule consisting principally Of rolled soush'H Deans
md grrdera ,,, - H.. =, .,., Tina. a. ma, from
dim, n, dine be required BY the Superintendent PROVIDED hh eb no
"a TIE roof ,h. the subject Of separate order ana A
allowed 20 for the mailing and putting pace VI
s goor md 20 making and putting 10 place e roof
viii he permitted the the deef and nsehlney
h.ionpg 10 the building putting the place without
bat will be required pay tie Of the employees sohs
b,n ,bo Furnished BY the Department when required
,soldins be furnished by the oonirsetors , IN,
be subdyed the d1erelt baes ou' VIII
h. considered and awarded In the aggrerste ,,. Il,
NINETY per OF the due VII be paid on th VI
.sb aoor the hnAl completion OF the contract
An ia, must panied by penal bond IN the SUN oi
s, edder viii soceP, aud perform the contract rsdsd s
certified the L. Judge lei OF lhs
m Co1n or Attorney of the District where he rssdes
Tn. the light 10 reject OF all % u %
deemed 10 Of the DO e ths
moi mad, on the printed be obtained this Once and Goes os
onn. IN the REQUIREMENTS Of this Advertisement aho
Of de schedule u not be sohders neither ". any
H he rved from parties engaged 10 the
wooghtiro .o and Who s not TIE see'
al ae Hts citing The rolled BEAM
Proposss he Endorsed B for on W?t Pos once ta soe
Treasury Boston hsss ssd addressed Va "hpbb' T. DA''
6upxnssDdspt
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Real estate 10 Grtbange.

II0p FYCHANGE-A good HOUSE in Brook
- Es NewJersey. horistovn OF Sominer'e pTeere1
u y. S 40 address J. s MERRIAM y Wiham'st
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90 formers an0 Uofhers.

A OF ULL-BL,OODED ALDERNEY BULL
Shr Ior old healthy strong; ported
and 1en .e,sr, h''s prizes in county Address ALDERNBY Boz
GERMAN POTASH SALTS-A vaInabIe fer
~ aher for potatoes tobacco asparagus and clover P6ee 40
pef'un GEO y. WHITE. 100 Pront-sL
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DEPARTMENT INTERIOR, OFFICE OF ISDI.s Aw.Rs
WARRINGTON, ID. c., March 70, lS7l
place receiving bids and samples under The above cd
,,.ueu h, been changed Washington D. c. to No 100 DoASe
EewYork City which place will be for business on and after
.s,,s X 4 PARKER Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

Fgy.srHy WAsHBGrOS, ID. e., March - I'LL
vINO PAPER-MAKERS AND DEALERS;--
-, s.iese.led proposal. following described
& .nS oaspt,s Of paper Win received this Department until
the 18th day Of April merit al IL O'CLOCK noon
s8 900 sheets liI20 inches, ~ 70 per N BOND
2O 900 sheets Iirl7 inches ~ N per M Note
iGO 100 fbeets 1918 inches 30 N per N, Note
l28 sheets l7rl8 Inches % n per NJ note
80 900 sheets I6rl5 inches. ~ N per NJ Note
5000 sheets l4Il1 inches 10 u per NJ, broken
$50 sheets. airl4 inches 70 n per M Bf9ieh
600 I7lIfli inches 2Ji ID per NJ Waef mbtsl
40 600 sheet, 1lT3t inches 4f per NJ ster marked
The bids and accepted or ei by p1 s
Department the right to reject any or all "'' " my ~
eIpeflent ..,.o.. Al. ,.nsr in
notice Of acceptance OF bids Terms oss IN
Information ~h asples vii be ~Hno' VI" P
" the Department T.....,, IA,
Proposs should secretsU the
pcy on and marked Sealed Proposals for Note sBd BON rpe
GEO. 4. BOUTWELL, Secretary Of tne treasury
TO CONTRACT0 RS:-Engineer's once,
Mddletoxp H. H. CO.-PROPOsALs VIII DE
April 1871 grading and masonry ., b. ao,
Tie Road Of 81 mile s,etops, extending from
Delhi Delaware County T. Maps and pchles on
this once specifications and other information" St f
Application p. GOULD Chief Engineer Delhi
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
sgnhcen nyer Steamers 10 the world The
or 0HN DREW and DEAN RICHMOND One Of the above steam
m viii leave Pier North River afternoon sundsy excepted
ALBANY time 70 connect with railroad Trans
West NORTH ard East Returning sye the sambos landing At
Albany 4. o'clock the ARRIVAL Of connecting trains from the
& ,eSet. can be obtained at once Wharf Dod,
Rrpr,. oadwa No Court Brooklyn Baggage checked
20 Freight received until the hour OF departure
DEGULAR EVENING LINE for Albany and
III roy At O'clock Berths so State
81 steamers DAILY tsstudsys) excepted from Pier
png These spend connect At Albany snd Troy Win
ali railroads the West and North Through tickets issued and osg
gage checked to destination
NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
bo.t THOMAS CORNELL will her SATURDAY
Ap l. regularly Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday there
sker leaving Hsrhson-st, Pier "a. n R. at p m
HUDSON RIVER NAVIGATION RESUMED.
on SATURDAY lib Inst O'Clock p Passage 81
DELAWARE AND NETWORK S. S. Co.,
EASTERN QUEEN will leave Tor LBwES, Del EVERY MONDAY
and THURSDAY taxing and freight fora pOnis
Junction and Bestwater and Delaware Railroad. Returning
Pier C. GIBBS Agent.
NAVIGATION RESUMED for HARTFORD
~ DIRECT GRANITE STATE will leave Peck slip
today THURSDAY March for Hartford ard River Landings The
retained paying all bills In their depart
msuu The Company no, responsible for any.
WIN. H. G00DsPERD " p, H. AN Y. Steamboat Co.
Eew.Yori. March .. 1871.
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
Hartford leave Pst slip daily Hartford
connecting Tor Springfield Cheopes Hooks Nohsupos
Brst,sboro H. ke Fare lat class 81 rs, ID elAs. 81 u.s.
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, and the
sohstssmeu leave PECK slip for Mes Haven 9;ls and
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL,
Il UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular Mail came sailing the 21 Of month.
MERRIMACK Capt Wier. April ~.
SOuTH AMERICA Capt E.. L. TnEepsnsh, May a.
sail schedule time and call al w. Thomas
Para P.ambueo Bahia and Rio de Jano gong and returning For
engagement OF freight passage, apply to
VIM R. GARRISON, Agent No. Bowling green, Hew-York
A NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
N LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY
from Pier 10, North River
EVERY SATURDAY AND ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
ANGLIA SATURDAY April 3.
Fin, Cabin rassage SOS and SIS; intermediate Sb seerage,
"" '"~s' HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
Bowling green.
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OFrcR A. 2. VI, san FRAScIscol IAI JAnlaTy y III
CEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate VIII be
- rye1 BIZ the undersigned until the fret day ohay ls7
M The delivery the Military Posts in and around the haroo OF sn
rsno Cal quantities OF the following supplies NAV be
- ,ire Ia
ins JHpe 80 1872 the following quantities more or e'
va cords perfectly sound white osk 2S cubic feet TO Tie
eori Gu 0 feet lengths
sroC 90 Anthracite, screened
Sol 900 pounds Coal Btuminous, West Hartley.
SO 600 pounds Barley, In sacks
OO) pounds Oats, In seks
100000 pounds Oat Hay
500 O0O pounds Straw . - -, -. .a....A 4. i..,.
N oe Of the army 25O0O pounds Coal BluminOu, ctAn heN
t.,sr Po further infornaion apply 10 the Undersigned,
'' WIN IL HUGHES. Captain and Asst QuATermsfr u > A.
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DEPOT IL NBw YORK iooi o. Llhtr'y.t S9T n E..I
n. and sne January 1871 passenger an, VII rvn o. one~
IEtVr SgwiORK For BERGES-AvR AND SBwAkk1n
lis 10 ans stS y:l5 $50, lOl5 II ~; 100
500 400 go 200 s.I 500 $50 900, tN, 7:eo 7D W"
go los' Ei% 4Rk FOR WEST BBRGgy-A, 500 $50 IT'S
Lsas ~, 40 s:JD $50 go, $40 800 ICES, RPn
90, "'''' w. 49, K r. KICKER Sapenntsntent
IA BALDWIN Gen. Passenger Ageat
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'lU LET-FOr one or two years, fine two
sc end attic HOUSE containing Il rooms together with
T riea and about Eve Of ground also iwosory COT
lAL ming IA with good garden and about
, Of rccd boh well supplied with fruits situated the road
nrlng FROM Essche,tr WohesteT; "a miles from WltmSrdge
D For further particulars apply to JAMES CONNBRs SONS,
eortef deae AID Ceutres;S
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HAVANA. SISAL and VERA CRUZ,
j NETWORK and MEXICAN MAIL sTENsHif LINE,
Leaving Pier No H. River at direct Tor haSanai
CLEOPATRA Capt Philips, sVsns only. SATURDAY Apnl
CITY OF MERIDA Capt Deaksn.... ..TQEspAY apn sS
CLEOPATRA Capt Philips Havana only FRIDAY, APnE'
CITY or MEXICO, Capt nmmernsn NAY
FoT freight or passage apply 70 ,npn sove ., po,dx,x
IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY ats O'clock N preeey nom
Pier No 4, North River.
MISSOURI. Capt J B. Edwards Via Nassau April o.
BORR0 CASTLE Capt X. Adams. April ~
COLUMBIA, Capt. Z Van See via Nsssau). .. Apni"
NO. Bowling
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BrcokInn i)ropertp TO fet.

UIUUhIHW 1JIUPtEEU :" HN''
no LET to a SMALL FAMILY, the SECOND
FLOOR and PART Of THIRD Of No. 58 Ruh Wllhnburghi
-, vJ and hath; rent go Apply j. BALLN 50 NassIu,
keu-York.
TI,O ITT-Tbe three-stOry, high-stOOp BRICK
HOUSR No 2s Presiienst oppote Carroll Park broohni
Go % 10 all respects Rent mcdente To examine apply % prem
lie. fo7 terms 10 T. r KELLOGG, Broadway. N l.
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WHITE STAR LINE. -
w NEW YORK. CORK. AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FGLIrPOWBRED STEAMSHIP.
THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD ~
OCEANIC ARCTIC PACIFIC,
ATLANTIC BALTIC. ADRIATIC,
$500 burien-JUO h. o each
Sailing from Nev.York SATURDAYS from Liverpool THURS
DAYS, aud Cork Ilarbor the dsy following
OCEANIC" Capt Dgby Muay,s appointed 10 SAL ron view
York SATURDAY, April IS, M2p m.
Passenger elasses) unSed combining
SAFETY SPEED, AND COMFORT 800
Saloons s'sterooms smoking room and bathrooms IN muP ~
ton felt Surgeons and ewsdesse' accompany
these steamers
RATEs-soon $50 gold seersge, $50 currency Those wish
ing 70 sen friends Old Country obtain steerage
prepaid certificates, $50, currency
Passengers booked 90 from all parts Of Amers rams aOs
Norway Sweden, India, Australia, &c
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from II upward
For inspection Of plans and other information, apply
OCEANIC STEAM NAVIGATION cos OFFICES.
No. 10 Broadway, N. Y, J. H. SPARKS Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

X EYPORT-Large HOUSE, 20 rooms and
IN acre.. tie house is elegantly furnished $1,000
kAMUEL g. MCCOTTER J65 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

HOUSE to LET at Orange Nalley.-15
IA rOomS Very desirable B. q. "hS6OiI
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Orean 6ieamers.

Ocean Cleaners.
TINTED STATES, NEW-ZEALAND AND
" AUSTRALIA MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ
NEVADA CAN'T 1a<..
DAKOTA tuna
HEBKAsKA Capt q
MOSES TAYLOR, Capt Floyd. 1000 uns
Tie aide wheel Steamship
NEBRASKA
ri, h, Unmatched from San FRANCISCO Msy with mails pss,en
s,r. and freight 10 HONOLULU AUCKLAND WELLINGTON
yTON and PORT CHALMERS connecting At Auckland and
Chalmers with Steamships sydney Melbourne and the other Aasa
To he followed by the steamship MOSES TAYLOR.
NEVADA, returning will leave PORT CHALMERS May 10 and
NJ RATES OF PASSAGE Payable 10 Gold a..
From San Fronoisco let Cabin "a cAnn SN,r%e
To AGckland. I'D 20
To Sydney ~
To Melbourne <~o ~"
Por freight or pssssgo aDpJto
w. II. WEBB,
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Connirp properin 10 fei.

A FEW HOUSES, pleasantly located in the
~ Comfy To RENT cheap or for SALE with without land fur
tl,bel and uniunisLei Pnee, 500 70 81 200 - ,o -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

A NUMBER of fine HOUSES and COZ
N TAGES al Csrmsnsne Port Washington. lnwood spuyteh
fuT, AMI Audubon PARK LET from 5000 5000 rent g.
4 EgpIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

VISITORS to ENGLAND, on arriving at
Liverpool, win tnd =, H. NlC0LLs Extensive Eabl1hn
No 50 Bold articles Of Dress for immediate 10 order At
superior style and finish Ia Observed As at
HE wtlLtnosn establishment In Regent at, London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-05

OATH, Long Island-Elegantly furnished
I'D HOUSE 16 tIil and " LEI, by SAMUEL w.
MoCOTrER S.5 broadway.
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Giip propsrtp 10 fet.

A three-story, high-stoOp HOUSE to LEI
~ rp improvements good neghborhood 5000 lnquir
= C. o. BILLINGS, &8 East Forty-hrs-st
The New York herald., 1871-11-19

DINE AND OAK LANDS IN MICHIGAN AND WIS
il c0nftn bought, sold examned.-30OOO acres choice
Wisconsin Pine Lands for sale At bargain.
DRI0GS CO., IL Broadway
ITO LET-A MODERN HOUSE, CONTAINING ELEVEN
rooms, outbuildngs and FIVE OF land Qucena,
L. L. thryGve minutes from Hunters Point three
from depot rent $500 per annum. Apply at w. H. GIB-
SONS b33 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-11-19

Atm RosENTHALs, gss THIRD AvHNuE, NEAR
Nineteenth street late 81 Third aycnue) ladies' and gen.
enen car OBTAIN highest for CasoH ,ioshing and
Carpets by oqurng addressas Ladies assendei 70 az
Mrs III. kstsentha~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12
II Namber Screen,

ADciently a child was not named
before seven days, not being accounted
fully TO have lie before that periodic.
al day. Tina teeth spring cut in the
seventh month, and are shed in the
seventh gear, when infancy is changed
into childhood. At thrice seven years
the faculties are developed, manhood
commences, and a man becomes legal.
Iy competent TO ali civil acts at four
times sevcn man is IN full possession
OF his strength; at five Tines seven
he is fit for the business Of the world
ut six times seven he becomes grave
and wise or never at seven times sew
en- be is in apogee, and from tia, day
decays q. eight times seven he is in
his first climacteric; at nine times sew
en- he is in his grand c.imactcric, or
years Of danger and at ten times sew
en- he has attained an age which the
roy al prophet has pronounced 10 be
the natural period ofhuman life.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12

From the Largest Manufacturing
Chemists in the World.
"NovEMBER 4, 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. Fl. I. Helm
hold: he occupied the Drug Store opposite
re idence. and was successful IN con-
the business where others had moi
been equally so before him. have been
fayorably impressed with his character and
enterprise
WILLIAM WEIGHTMA
Firm of Powers u Weightman,
Manufacturing Chemists.
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12
ATTENTION.

Dec. LIT.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-01-12
AND HOUSEHOLD.
HoW to Treat Poor Ldit1 Win
carer.

Turning down clover as . &c
crop is highly recommended, al" NO
one can deny that it is good oul
eypcrieuee for more than a scorc 0
wears has been that the best way rs e.
turn down the land after u crop Of
seed has been taken from il. This has
been demonstrated also across the wa.
ter. Our practice has been TO pasture
the land until June 18th, If in large
clover; if in June or medium clover
the time was extended q week longer
we arc in latitude 13 degrees. Flas
ter is sown Immediately, which i'm
provcs the stalk and The seed, and OF
course the root. When the crop is
removed, there is not apparently
mnch sod or grass visible, hnt the
ground, which is morc or less bare, is
mellow. This has been uniformly
the case. 10 put the plough IN such
land is like putting it into garden SOIL.
(, is mellow, aud mellow deep down.
II the soil he drained, this mellow con
dition remains in The spring, the 'oHd
having been ploughcd in the fall. An
early planting and sowing were there
fore available. We need not say that
whatever grain was sown here gre"
well. We have had no better gran. '
than tl.is for barley or spring W.NH.
Oats would grow too rank and Io"gr
unless IN u drought, in which case u"
more remuncratiyc crop could hr rails.
ed but they left the land in n poorer
condition than when barley vas raised
For corn 1t was also excel mt and FOR
potatoes it was only surpassed by q
thick, well.rotted sod with clover roots
forming port Of the soil.
The advantage gained hy using cio.
yer end ploughing after the seed crop
i, removed IS, that poor land may hc
employed, and not only put in condl-
ton, bu. highly rrmuneratiyc crops
may be realized for at least Il coupio
of vcars--hoth the texture and the Ter
tility Of the land being improved at TIC
end 0fthaL time. A single season O
clover does al! this TlIcre are two
crops realized Of clover and on. oi
more Of Grain, all good. ami the land
left better at the end Of it.
1t needs but Il "catch,' however
poor the soil may be, TO realize this
: Aided BY plaster, Tie ground being dry
so that the frost does not Iil til" plant
you are safe for a fair crop TO cat. 81
for pasture, and a crop OF seed to ioi
low. We have found it best to pioH-
land in this condition rather late in ,uc
fall-,hc later the better, il Il is dry
IN winter, we have turned ii down an
had our best crop. But avoid we
ploughing, especially of clay soil, o.
all the good done the land is neutral
lied this SO far rs the texture is con
cernad, and that is the medium Of fer
tlity.--Ex.
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Land for Sale.

Samuel II. Estlll, ct. ais, vs. Wallace Estil
Jr., ct. ais. tr. ..J t.s'.
BY virtue of a decree of the County
Court of Franklin county, Tennessee; pro,
nOunced at ils October Term. 1871, VIII
OH ....f.
Monday, January ID, 1871,
it being the I'd day of said month: at lne
Courthouse door in the town of inches
ter, Tenn, offer for sale, nineteen tracts
of land belonging to the heirs of W ailass
Estill. Sr, decd, lying on Cumberlana
Mountain, containing in all 36170 aeies'
Said land is described by entries, WHICH
will be exhibited on day of sale.
Said land will be sold on a credit oil one
and two years, except the SUN of ten PER
cent. in cash, which must be paid on gay
Of sale. The biddings Tor said lillu 70
commence ut 10 cents per acre. eXcelt ".
Tunnel or CapertOn Cove Tract, when l.
to commence at 70 cents per acre.
Purchaser will be required to give IVY
Or more good and sufficient securities. anu
a lien will be retained until the purchase
j. G. ENOCHS. Clerk.
F. T. EsTILL, Solicitor.
decl-tds j Printers fee for double ad'e''
Using, $22 10. --,,.. .f.
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SrdSORUOlp.

The Rural World says: "One Of
the c%ruelcst things done to dumb
beasts is putting hard frozen iron bits
into u horses mouth. II is not only
Il painful, but a dangerous act. For
every time living Nesh touches a metal
much below The freeing point, the lat
ter extracts the heat from the former
and freezes it. Thus the horses
mouth becomes frozen by The cold
iron several times a day put into il;
each time causing these lrrczings to
go deeper, to end at last in extensive
liberation. With such Il sore mouth
The poor horse refuses to eat, and
pines away, which calls the horse doc
TORN. They call it bots, glanders.
horse.galls, etc, and go to examining
down poisonous drugs, in doses and
the next you know of the poor ahus
ed creature, he is troLted oil .} lie
food for Ash or crows. Many u 'yIuA-
bic horse has been "mysterIously' lost
in just that way, Thinking and hu
name people avoid this by first warm
ing the bits but this is much trouble
and sometimes impossible, as in night
Rork like staging and physician
work. Now all his trouble is entire.
~ avoided, as we have found on large
trial, by getting the harness makers to
get leather bits for winter use, so made
that no metal substance can touch the
flesh"