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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24
~ Lyme e BrOt!l"r,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF - -
CACRES OF VALuAHL. LAND ADJOINING
THE NEW CITY REStRNOlk PARK IEEiNG
PART OF TIL BL ANDDN FARM J. FRO\TlNG.
ON CARY AMI UARVlE SIS. AT AUCTION.
In execution OF decree 90 tie harccrr Court for
the city of Richmond entered Oh the 9th OF May,
1873. in suit styled Tabh anG wife ~. shap1rI
and MS, shall sell at public auction. on Tie pre-
miSes. on i IluRSDa y The eth or May. 1870. Al 3
O'Clock p. NJ. 81 10 ACkts n NEhl ilt SRA.
ri, r. LA ID. 10 atcI as above described. which VIII
be sold as whole. or SUI Niicd IL desired.
jeans OF SALE: bre-ihId cash; residue atsiX
aud Twelve months for negotiable notes, i.'t"r"-t
added, and III H. retained until same are paid and !
conyeyuuce ordered by The court
". Ii. La Ne, Commissioner.
! I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24
by j. l.. Apperson,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1OlG Huin street.

TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
on THE NORTH SIDE OF CARY NEAR
MADISON STREET AT AUCTIUN.-Wiil BIZ sold
on The premises, on WEbNrSD AZ. MAY 70. 10,
nj So n'cncE. the abovc,!escritcd NALuAbL
LOTS. each having Il front oi 80 icel ana utplh
OF $50 feet IL an alley: paved siuc"ak' MN
foundation. ami but little excavation tor easements.
IMMEDIATELY IN TIE Ll*E Of RAPID lMPkON r.
ME:T. On ONE OF OUR BEST AND ItEIIlhSi
STREETS. IT Is obviously TIE PLACE TO BUY.
Terms: Liberal, aud made known al Snl".
j. l.. ApPERSON,
my1S Real stare uctianccr.
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CONFECTIOkERIEs.

JCE-CREAM! 1CE-CREAM!- II am now
l. supplying To all who favor me WIN the,r
orders inv unrivalrd PURE lCE-CREAM. Manu-
featuring BY steam, und using only the purest ma
terlais ard fruit favorings. AIN enabled 10 offer
very superior article promptly and rs cheap as the
cheapest. Pairs. feasts pic-nics. &c. can rely on
getting nice article Of ICfCitEAai at 4 low price
BY calling Oh Inv 81 A. PIZZINl. SUI ErnnI 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24
By j. l.. .AppcrsOr,
Real Estate Agent AMI Auctioneer,
No. lOlG Main street.

rt'UE BEAUTIFUL PLAT OF TWEEN
L TY-FlVE ACRES ITO. II IN RlTCHIE'S
Plan, OK TIE WESTERN SUHUkRS, FOR
SALE AT AUCrI0N.-Willb be Id on the prem.
i:rs, On SATURDAY. May 20. SO. at ",c,oGk
r. NJ the aboyr.dcScriped VAL UABLE PRO
PEk1 y, adjoining Alessrs Pollard, trtnshaw, ald
H,xalI. and the town OF Haryic short distance be-
yoIl The corporate limits. and from wnich Tue Vims
IL viii be divided and sold Ia los of convenient
size. or as Il Whole. NAV appear most 1hdicious.
tuR USE OR SPECULATION, Or BOTH. THIS LAND
MIST COMMEND ITSELF TO PUBLIC ATTENTION,
BEING ABOUT EQrt-plSrANT BErM ZEN TIE OLD
AND NEW RESERVOIRS. NEAR JAMES hlNER As
wall As THE CONTEMPLATED LARGE CITY
PARK. &c, &c. 1900, ,
TERMS: Une.thrd cash; balance at one ana two
yrrs interest at SIX per CENT nall weary hes",
ii,h,r NOES for ,rIcipal and interest aud secured
~" - Ir,st coed j. L.. APPERSUN.
w on Real Fsfatc Auctionccr-
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BY j. l.. Anber-on,
Real Estatc AuctioLcrr ard Agent,
1Ol6 Main street.
BEAUTIFUL PLAT OF ABOUT

A BEAUTIFUL PLAT OF ABOUT
N FIFTEEN AND HALF ACRES On TIE
EASTERN SUBURBS FOX StLn ~ ht.-
TIOE-Wil he sold, on the premises. on Fl'ipal'
May 20, 1875. 1T ) O'Clock !. NJ. the above dc-
scribed V-LUABLH PROP KTi, adjoiDns
Mrssrs. william IL und john ". Fraucr, on ne
surtie.d road near the 'en'ral ASN iuin, ana ioI
Tar from Tie corporate limits. IL VIII D" oNr' ~
TWENTIETH. TWENTY FIRST. TwES1I-sEcuSp;
and 1wESTT-TiIRD sir.e:s tcEt-nhtD fAlthe.a
road, &c or otherwise. rs NAV DC "tcnch mH ,u
s,In 10 oSErAX GO AsIlSS N INVESTING HERE
AT PRICES THE LOTS WILL PROBABLY BklH''. ,
TERMS: OEc-thlrd cash blinIIc" AZ one ahu ~
Years. interest ut six per cent, nail YEARLY NJ
BILE NOES for principal AMI Interest. >ccnt," W
tr,lSt-dced. D. !. Ar Hh2u'.
my 90 Real Estate AucIi9Ecef
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24
By Goidin, Warren Il Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers and Agents,
Il06 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE FARM IN GLOU-
l. GFSIER COUNTY FOR SALE AT AUG
TIOS IN FRONT OF HE CUSrOM-HDUSh IN
TIE CITY o. RICHMONl..-ln pursuance of a
d.rd Of lrnst dated ,hc 24h DAY of February,
1870, executed tothe Undersigned rs triiS teS by
William X. Rowe and Rosa Rowe his wife, aud by
the request OF The holders oil the norcS thereby Sc
cured. W" will. on WEDNESD Al tue "a DAY ol
June 1878 M 2 o'clock VI. self ~ public auction.
in front of the ctlst"m-holse, the FARM known is
the Hermitage. in Gloucester county, on the YORK
river combining 80 acres. more or less, adjoining
the lands OF McsSrS. ". h. Stubbl''iirld. : imon
,tubbcticd and J.t. Rowe improvements Dwell
ling with seven eight rooms, and all necessary
uut.h0Ases.
TERMS: For cash rs to so much us may he neccs-
sary to dclray the expenses q executing This trust
,ui GiSchar.lug the 1inuunL of money due on - II
thirty. one notes OF 4G6 &C each. past due. and III
trrcSt ant rs 10 the RESIDUE, on such terms as The
trustees NAV direct /. =. TOWER,
A. 30 'EktR,
S.UUNTti,
myo2 Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24
By Lyme l. Brother,
Real Estate Agents ans Auctioaecrs,
No. 1912 Main stree.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
AND LOI.-In obedience 10 n decree Il the
ClGtucery Court of The cit, OF kchmrHd pronounced
on the 17tI day 81 May, S73. In certain suit
therein pending styled - to~ ley ~. iouSnan adj
mini TRAITOR, &c" shall proceed To sell al public
auction. on the pr, miss, on WEDNESDAY the
26'h day of May, 1873 at ) o'clock y NJ NE
iIDIIS T. and Lon Dumb red 1UH, irontihS 'IIiFy-
six feet ore linen on 81 - phcn's street III jack
s,,n's addition, between thtrny and Cous streets,
in said city
TERMS Onc-third cash. and residue In two 'qnal
ius,uimcuts uayablr In tx ana twelve months, for
negotiable NOES with Int rest .dci, AID he tue
/, he retained until the Whole rurc!a>e-lnoney Is
paid aud u deed urtrreJ by the court.
ROBERT HOWARD,
T.. CAkRIHGTuN CABELl.,
mvlo Special Cunhlssi Jners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24

EIRSr-CLASS SPLINT LUMP AT 50
4 per % bushels: Anthracite. CRATE and stove
81 and ~ % per ton; Quiauiu.ont and Gum
berland engine, So to 1850 per ton; Clover
i'm and other co4ls from 1926 to 80 per load:
Oak and Pine Wood at lowest prices Quantity aud
quality warranted To equal any III the city. N!ue-
tecnth and Cary streets. Z. IL. PAGE'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24
BY Wellington GoCdin,
Aucti0neer and zeal E;!ate Agent,
Garner nj Eleventh and Bank streets.

Auctioneer and zeal E;!ate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh aud Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TEN
~ BEAUTIFUL HALF-ACnE LOIS, ON
CNCRCH I'LL ION CIIIMGORhZUI II light J,
EMRRA, INC TWO AND A HALE SQUARES,
Tile FIRST BOUNDED BY ii (OR BROAD
sTHEET GRACE. THlRTi-SECO ID, AMI
1uIRTY.TIIIRD STREETS; THr SECOND Bl
(;rht;t;. FRANKLIN. TIIlRJY-THIRD, And
TUIRTY-FUuRTT , r V T. = =: Anu TIE
THIRD (HALF-SQUhRE) BOUNDED o. Tie
NORTH ~ TIE JUTi LiNEOf COR MALI
AND THIRTY-FuUklH STREETS; TO BE
SCH-HlVlDEU INTO FORTY LOTS, EACH 81
By l55 FEET To AN RLLt1.-By virtue OF 4
decree of the Chtncery Court of the city Of Rich
nond entered on the 18th of May, 1874, III The
case of HanknS, &C.. rs. wilson. &C., made III nur-
suanCc of decree of The Special Loui OF Appeals
rendered on the 9th OF January, S7i. i'll the cast
of CITES rs. Wilson, &C., the undersigned, special
com u,isscners, will proceed TO sc'l AZ pubic auC-
MY, 1875, al 4 O'Clock =. VI If fair; If not, Oh
the first fair day thercafttr.) the foregoing NAtc-
ABLE REAL E>TATr, Il map Of which VIII he
exhibited at the hour OF sale. anu can he SEEN III Inc
mean time at the office Of tie auctionecr.
I hc.c lots are amOngSt the most beautiful IN that
Fart of the city. on high plateau, quite level aud
by the filling up Of oroad street across Bloody Run
gully rendered very accessible, ana commanding
a lovely view OF the country for miles in tHient
TERMS: Une-iourl cash: balance at d, = ana
Is mouths for nceotrao ole notes with an end 'rser
interest added, and title retained until the whole
purchlse- money is paid and i conveyance ordered
bv The court. JOHN A. NJ -RtDTTH,
JAMES &. BLACKWELL.
myo4 Commissioners.
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
corppr of Eleventh and Bank streets.

corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX ACRES or
: | VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
LAND IN MANCHESTEk-WlTH GRANITE
QUARRY on 4 PART lr-LflNti BETM EkN
'stiE DANNlLLE RAILROAD AND prIEkS-
BURG kAlLROAD At the CONNnnI
ROADS: ALSO. 16S FEET OF LAD ON The
WEST LINE of NINTH ) 7 ZEE AN,
WDIjNDtD on TIE NORTH BY TIL Z STREET
SEPaKAllNti II FROM THE rETERSBCKG
RAILROAD ANDTHE Dan VILE RAlLROAD.
AS lrr tee in certain deed Of trust, duly rtcorded
In Manchester shall sell at auction. Oh tue prem
isc. on TUESDAY the 1st OF June. 1875, 1T D
o clock r. NJ. III fair; If not, on the first fair gay
thcrcafler) that uuiy valuable property located as
ab we, continuing SIX AIRES, bounded on the
south by The ID acres sod to the flchmHnu
aud Petersburg Rai!rosd Company. on The north by
the Danvc railroad. east by the connection Iail-
road. west BY the line of Spring Hin.
ON that portion Of said land bordering on the
Dauylllc railroad and The connection rulrOau there
are about two acres Of superior granite, which, ny
rcas III OF lis un.ualled locality on TWO railroads:
possesses great waffle. he Dalance OF ihe Lahu
con d he aid uui into bulldog lot>. for which There
would douDtle ; he Rnou dciHhnd DeCause w the'f
hear access 10 Belle Isle ,, ~,
after viii h vii, b. sold i6S FEET OF LAND,
running back 20 feet TO an alley, on the ~ts Inc
of NnIh sire t, adjoining the Petersburg rail road
ami The DanviIie railroad. admirably adapted Tor
work shops, or for large warehouse for storage
of cotton either rcduc's or Tor making Drlcks
is the clay l. of good ulllLy-
TaRMS: He.Iuurh cash balance 1T tour, clShl,
aud Twelve months tGr hegoliabie notes, lnterest
ADDED, secured by [. u>t-decd.
pIaIS of the property ca1i be seen al my once.
"a ". GuDDIN, Trustee.
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FERTt LlzERSs

IN D GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN
~ GUAEO.-We offer tor sale the small norton
remaining Of this truly valuable GUANU. Plant
ers ard others are assured that this GUAN0 Is
undoubtedly tho last OF the supply formerly drawn
IN large quantities from the Chincha Islands.
se24-3m EEOUVN n BRUCE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24
By Grubbs u Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THAT VERY DESIRABLY-LOCATED
4 BRICK D.sFLLING No. SOC CRAZE
>TREET BETWEEN FIFlH AND SIXTH
SrHEErS, aDJOlNISG On DIIE WEST THE
RESIDENCE OF Isaac DANENPOkr, JK.,
Eso.-Th!s property Will be sold ut auctioo. upon
The premises, on THURSDAY, 27th OF May, az D
o'clock L. NJ.
I,baS three stories above the basement: ten rooms
with iircplaces besides storer0Om and closets mar.
bic ,nan,cls on the main floor: gas, &c. brick
kitchen with seven rooms, besides cellars; brick
stable, SC.
The lot is 20 by 50 feet 10 an alley + feet vice
il is rarely that property So desrably situated j.
Offered for sale.
TERMS: Atsale. GRCBBS Il WILLIAMS,
IN, 20 huc,iuuecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24

HENRY I. ANDERSON. | CADMus {. JOHNSON
A NDERSON & JOHNSON. DEALERS
. N In WU ID, COAL and COKE, Basin Bank be.
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. Good seasoned
OAK ami PM: WOOD, a tuil supply alwaEs on
hand. ANTHR AClTE COAL SOLD by weight
SOFT COKE, LUMP and ii ALL. Al OF the ucst
quality aud guaranteed 10 give satisfaction.
NH Is
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AUCTION sALE.This nay.
BY X. y. Anderson & Co.. Auctioneers,
Nc. 1924 Main street.

Nc. 1924 Main street.
WE WILL SELL TO-DAY AT AUC.
w TON. Mt l. O'Clock. at our aIction-house,
1924 Main street. the following goods:
BACON HAMS and SIDES,
BUTTER, CHEESE,
TIA, VINEGAR,
POTATOES.
a lot of SUNDRfEs,
TOOLS.
Parties wishing to add to this sale will please
have their goods I'm by 10 o'clock. -,
X. S. ANDERSON & CO.,
my 24-1t Auctionecrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY J. l.. ApDersoli,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer,
No. 1910 Main street.
UCTION SALE OF SMALL FARM
n NEAR RICHMON D.-Wlll be sold on
WEDNESDAY, May 26, 1875, ut IL O'CLOCK u =
the premises, Mr.. william Anderson,s +, E ~,
situated seven miles from Richmond ana one ElIc
from North kun church, adjoining the. lands OF
Joseph Ii. Blackburn and others. containing ABOUT
SO acres-30 hcres in god state 81 cultl'h!loI'
producing well The usual crops balance III WOOL
After the sale OF the land will sell lhe STOCK nre
on consisting Of one horse and CART TWO COWS, lour
hogs, farming implements, &c, &C., &c.
TERMS: At hour Of sale. ,,o,-
Real Estate AuctiOncer.
e. " CARTER Salesman. my 24
DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue OF deed OF
Il trust from William y. Bcrk kelley dated The
10th Of December. 1859, l VIII. S suDs.ituIso
trustee offer ut public safe, on Inc nays
King William county, Va, on IHIRseD l me
24ih Of June, 1875, about noon. ne loio~lng
personal properly conveyed by saia oee"' of ~
much theresa as Is now exlsting-flE:
12MCLrS and HORSES,
6 woke or OXEN,
80 CATTLE.
10 MILCH COWS,
FARMING 81 Gn hGG' and UTENSILS,
WAGONS,
CARTS, &C.
TERMS Made known ut sale.
my o4.2.awtds substituted Trustee.
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LaME, CEMENT. PI.AsTEH.

~>~~>---~->-->.~~-->--.---1c - -
GtEMENT-CALCINED AND GROUND
~ PLASTER.-5O0 Errcls ROSENDhLE CE
MEST. 500 barrels GALLINED PLASTCR 80
tons GROUND PLASTER, dIGy expected per
schooner Ocean Belle.
In store, RockIsnd Lime, Virginia Lime Port
land R0sendae. and Eureka GemeRt, aud Prepared
Agricultural Lime. Il. I. LEE,
myl7 1OS and 10 Virginia street.
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Dygs.,ztrCIoNs d pARrhHRsss1Rs

DISSOLUTION.-Th firm of GLAZE-
~ BROOK & THOMAS was dissolved on tEe
18th instant 10y mutual consent. inner partner
yIil sign The name of the coucern in liquidation.
All persons indebted 10 the concern viii Please
Sc lie ut once, as longer indulgence cannot re Eiyt
~' H. :. GLAZEBROOk,
my oo.dotSsw4t w. j. I'll MAS.
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NO-PARTSERSHIP,

q
have associated with me In the Auction ana
Real Estate Agency Business Captain GEORGE L.
LITCHEIkLu late OF South Carolina.
The hrIr-nanle will he ID. X. WElSIGER i co.
Office No. 9l9 Hull street, opposite the court house
where we shall lie pleased 10 see all our friends and
ihe public who desire to buy, sell, or rent real es-
tate, and ais, have their property insured.
FARMS, DWELLINGS. &C., for safe and rent.
Our charges will conform 10 the established rates of
similar business In KichmonE
ID. h. WEISIGFR,
GEORGE y. LITCHFIELD.
MANCHESTER, Niy 1 s. 1875. my 10 81
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EOR BENT, A DESlRABLEIss
= FRAME DWELLING, with la, cment, ard FL
two stories above containing about nine looms:
kitchen, &c a: IN good repair; corner OF Clay and
Twenty fourth streets.
III; OK DIV hLLlAG on Main street, L i'by's
Hill. with about nine rooms, in good repair, and
handsomely fur iSiicd Kitchen, sc. For rent until
lst Of November next. RICtlA GIBSON 81 CO..
NV 22-4t lib Mai1 street.
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ESsR RENT.

dor RENT. THE DWELLING No. G..
1O4 west Marshall stIert, now occuaicd LII
bv l.. ". Rose. Ed. he house has eight rooms; ;
besides several closets Kitchen with four rooms;
smosehouse, stable, &C.. with large lot. ABLY TO
l.. DENOON.
my % cod3t* sos west Clay street.
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HAVE ASSOCIATED MY SON. w. II.
i GLAZEBROOK- with me In business, The CO.
partnership 10 date from The 2h instant, and shall
continue to con uct the tikOCEkT 6UolNES, III
ALI of lis branches az tie old stand of GlaZebroCk
Thomas, under Tie irlnname OF K. ;. GLAZE
RROOE Z sOS INV 22.u2!&sM4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-05-24

NUINEIMONT. THE STEAM COAL,
" In large quantities, III low prices:
~ .ERACITE-egg, stove, chestnut, and foun-
dry -, ,- ..,
LANES RIVER SOFT COKE said to be the best.
$. 7. tATHkOP,
Dealer In Best Goals,
ans Seventeenth street Al drawhridgc.
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-sGpfs AND COAL.

CARBON HILL SUIT COKE. UNSUR-
CpASSED ANTHRACITE COAL all sizes, best
quality sPLIAT COAL, -,. ~
CELEBRATED LEWISTON NINE
CLOVER HILL COAL, ENGINE GOALS all
KINGS WOOD, long. ana sawed aud rilt ny ms
steam process convenient and economical at Ninth
and airy streets, basin bank.
my II d. Is. NAlNlnS.
COKE, COkE!-WOUD! WOOD -
" The ANTHRACITE supply bling nearly cX-
l,J,Istcd we must us. COX an 4. WOO. have III
my yard large supply OF COKE, OAK and PINE
WOOD: also. = very cheap E*GtNA-COAL.
SAND for sale, aud delivered. .-
Z. K. CARRINGTON,
an 26 cOrncr Of SCIENTIFICALLY and Gary streets.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-16
1pnre, farm and garden
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.

All, here it is, that dear old place,
Unchanged through all these years;
How like some sweet familiar face
Ny childhood's home appears,
The grand old trees beside the door
Still spread their branches wide;
TIE river wanders as Of yore,
With sweetly murmuring tide;
The distant hills look green and gay,
The flowers are blooming wild,
And everything looks glad to-day,
As when / was child
Regardless how the years have flown,
Half wondering / stand,
catch no fond, endearing tone,
clasp no friendly hand;
/ think my mothers smiles TO meet,
list my fathers call,
pause 10 hear my brothers feet
Come bounding through the hall;
But silence all around me reigns,
A chill ereeps through my heart;
No trace Of those ] love remains,
And tears unbidden start.
What though the sunbeams fall as fair;
What though the budding flowers
Still shed their fragrance on the air,
Within life's golden hours?
The loving ones that cluster there
These walls may not restore;
Voices that filed my youthful ear
Will greet my soul no more;
And yet quit the dear old place
With slow and lingering tread,
As when we kiss a clay-cold face
And leave it with the dead
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-16

USEFUL INFoRMATIoN.-To cure bri-
dle-breaking,ge get piece of BEDFORD, four
times the length OF the horse, and double
it in the middle, and at the doubled end
make loop, through which pass the an
imal's tail. Then cross the cord overhis
back, and pass both ends through the
halter ring under his chin and tie both
ends of the cord to the trough ring,
through which the halterstrap plays, the
end of the halter being attached to bill
let of wood. Should the horse attempt
to pull back the strain will all be on the
root of his tail before the halterstrap will
become frightened, and he will at once
step forward 10 avoid it. After so fixing
him few times in the stable he will aban-
don any such propensity.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-16

TOMATO CATsUP.-For one gallon of
cooked and sifted tomatoes, take pint
OF vinegar, two tablespoonfuls of salt,
two of black pepper, two of mustard, one
of cloves, one of allspice, eight ripe gar
den peppers, or sufficient cayenne to
produce about their amount of pungen-
cy; put all with the tomatoes and boil
an hour; then cool, and strain through
a sieve. Bottle it up when cold, tie down
the cOrks, and seal them with hot wax
made of rosin and little lard. Catsup
made and put in this manner will keep
any length of time.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-16
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and efeetually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
.:.'har rub nor wash off Sold by
a;i Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA. NH.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-16
TRAINS GOING EAST.

AIItrains run daily, Sundays excepted.
Close connection made NJ Fremont with
trains on l.. \. a NJ. =. Ry. TO and from all
points East and West.
At BurgOon with trains on T. I. q f.. ity.
At FoSLOria with trains on Baltimore, Pitts
buTgh d Chicago Ry.
At Lima with trains on ID. NJ. d C.H. q ID
II. L. 70 and from all points South. Also with
trains on p, TT. Wa e. Ry 10 and from all
points East and West.
W. II. ANDREWS, Gen. Ticket Agent.
1. II. BURGOON, Receiver and Supt.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-07-16
Sorghum and Fodder Corn,

The year the first few China sorghum
seeds, obtained at high price, were plant
ed in this region, read In The GeIleSee
Farmer, a statement by DIR. Daniel Lee,
who then edited it, that he wintered fifty
COWS, in the District of Columbia, on sor-
ghum; they had gave milk well and came
through in good condition. determined
to test it as fodder crop here. That
fall tried horses and cattle with it. To
the blades they much preferred corn
blades. A work-horse regularly fed
grain would leave any other food for
sorghum stalk. The next year l got seed
and planted block in the corner of a
corn field. When the seed was ripe,
tied four hills for stool, and cut it up
in fourteen-hill-square shocks. When
the weather got cold l hauled it in and
began to feed. 1t was very heavy to
handle. The canes felt like hoop-poles.
would occasionally carry till was
tired and throw to horses, cattle and
hogs, in a lot together, and you would
not see a crumb left, except the cuds the
hogs had chewed for the juice. 1t lasted
till some time in January. The stock
watched, and If we went to the sorghum
pile they were all ON the alert This
feeding was occasional and irregular, in
connection with wheat and oat straw,
prairie hay and stalk-fi pasture. We
had no good hay. The stool hills, not
being cut, soured. The sunny side of
the shock soured some.
/ saw had missed it in not planting
thickiy enough, and in not protecting
the canes from freezing and thawing, and
in not sowing as much as possible in the
shade. Subsequently obviated these
difficulties, but never in any way tested
the nutritive value of sorghum as COM
pared with other feed. could, at the
same time. buy hay-stacks and corn
fields so as to winter cattle at from forty
to seventy-five cents, which was cheaper
than could handle fodder already pro-
iness. think some who are might try
it with good results. OF all feed it is
freeist from mustiness and dust. 1t
should be good for heavey horses. We
have no heaves here A late Tribune,
in comparing some crops for plowing in
green, placed sorghum after corn. In
our locality sorghum is far heavier than
corn-2 1-2 or 3 times. /. one fall, cut
up three acres of each. never tried to
carry over three hills of sorghum. /
could carry eight or nine of corn. With
my experience and observation would
plant it five or six stalks to the foot Of
too thick it lodges cut it up when the
seed is in the dough, and when it is dry,
with no water in the sheath of the blade,
and set in shocks twelve or fourteen hills
square, and before very hard freezing
pile it and cover so as to prevent freez-
ing and thawing. VIII some of the dai-
ry folks try it? Remember, it is a very
exhausting crop.-Dr. FHrintOrl, in NeIO
York Ti-ihst4ae