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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1837-04-22
FOR CONGRESS-


Amir Van Baren-Col. JOHN B. D
SMITH, Of Frederick, nominated u,
a public meeting.
@@WE are authorised To announc,
Col. JAMES M. MASON, as a candid.
ate to represent the District composed a
Hampshire, Frederick, Berkeley Jef
ferson, Morgan and Clarke counties in
the next Congress ofthe United States
@WE are authorised to announce
DAVID STEELE, Esq, as a candi.
date torepresent the District composed
Of the counties of Rockingham, She
nan,doah, Page, Hardy, Pendleton,
Bath and Warren, in the next CONGRESS-
OF the United States.
@WEare authorised to announce T.
SAAC S. PENNYBACKER, ESQ. as
candidate to represent the District COM
posed OF the counties Of Rockingham.
shenandoah, Page, Hardy, Pendleton,
Bath and Warren, in the next Congress
of the United States.
vs. WE are authorised to annou zee
CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER
Esq, of Berkeley county, as candi-
date to represent the Senatorial Dis
tnct composed of the counties of
Hampshire, Morgan and Berkeley, in
the next Senate Of Virginia.
WE are authorised to announce
DIR. JOHN HEDGES, Of Berkeley
county, as candidate to represent
the Senatorial District composed of the
counties of Hampshire, Morgan and
Berkeley, in the nextSenate of Virginia.
~ WE are authorised to announce
JOHN MULLIN, Esq, as candidate
70 represent Hardy county in the next
General Assembly of Virginia.
& WE are authorised to announce
Captain JOHN PUGH, as a candidate
to represent this county in the next
General Assembly of Virginia.
@~ WE are authorised to announce
Col. GEORGE PARK, as candidate
to represent this county in the next
General Assembly of Virginia.
@WE are authorised to announce
WILLIAM ODELL, ESQ.,, as can
didate to represent this county in the
next General Assembly of Virginia.
u.s. WE are authorised to announce
THOMAS SLOAN, Esq, as candi-
date to represent this county in the
next General Assembly of Virginia.
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CGresat Superior Court Of LaaD ana
Chcneery for Hampshire County, f.
prU Term, 1887.
Osmond G. Tiffany, William C. Shaw
and Comfort Tiffany, late Merchant,
and Partners, under the name and
firm of Shaw, Tiffany s. Co., Plain.
tiffs, against
Angus w. Mcdonald and William
Seymour, surviving Administrator
of William ]. N. Stephens, decd,
and the said William Seymour, Tho
mas Maslin and Abel S. Cunning
ham, Executors of Samuel McMe-
chin, decd, who was one of the
Administrators of the said William
]. N. Stephens, decd, Defendants,
Andrew Aldridge, Benjamin D. Hig-
don and Francis w. Alricks, Mer-
chants, in Partnership trading as
the firm of Aldndge, Higdon s. Co.,
Plaintiffs, against
The same Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
These causes came on together tc
be heard this 10th day of April, 1887,
on the bill and exhibits, and orders Of
publication in each case, and were ar
gued by counsel, and more than foul
months having elapsed since the fling
Of the said bills, and returns of the sub.
penas executed and orders Of publ.
cation duly made. And the said de.
PENDANTS still falling to answer, and the
defendant Mcdonald conceding the
right of the said Plaintiffs to a decree
the said bills are taken for confessed
1t is therefore ordered, adjudged and
decreed, that Master Commissioner
John Kern, jr., do state and settle the
Administration accounts of the estate
of the said William J. N. Stephens
decd with the said Angus w. Nc.
Donald and William Seymour, surviv.
ing Administrators of the said William
j. N. Stephens, decd, and also with
the said William Seymour, Thoma.
Maslin and Abel S. Cunningham, Elk.
ecutors Of the said Samuel McMechin
decd, who was one of the Admins
traitors ofthe said William J. N. Ste
phens, decd, stating specially all sucl
matters as may be deemed pertinen
by himself, or which may be required
by either of the aforesaid parties to b,
specially stated, and make report there
otto the next term of this Court, in or
der toa final decree. A copy-Teste
JOHN B. WHITE, c. H.. C.
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Commissioners Office, Rolnney, }
April 70, 1881

The parties interested in the above
suits, will take notice, that l shall at
tend at my Office, in Romney, on Sat
p'day the 1871 dny Of May neat, when
and where they will appear with the
necessary vouchers and evidence, to
carry the above recited decree into ef-
feet. s roI,N urn,,
April 10; 1887; Master ComnissianeF
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PloNCo DulHdlll OilOIL HUH Dull, Cen
szesssnnwsy be had, at my farm, three
miles east of Battletown,
VIZ Clarke County Virginia,
''s'A's'''S at $l0the COW, to be paid
when ascertained to be in calf.-No
pay unless she proves to be with calf.
Pedigree.
LOGAN is by Alonzo, ont Of Mari
on; Marion wasby Malcolm, Imported
by Col. Powell, )out Of Fairy; Fairy was
by Denton, who sold for $1,000; her
(Fairy's) cream churned into Butter,
with teaspoon, iii fifteen seconds.
For Marion refused $3.50. Her
cream churned into butter, with tea
spoon iii Is seconds. l sold Alonzo
for $500. His grand dam was the ia
nous Belina, whose grand sire sold in
England, for $1,000 guineas.-Her
cream produced before the Pennsylva-
MIA Agricultural Society, placed upon
the record of their proceedings,) the
following remarkable butwell authentl.
Gated facts, ''that in three days milking
she yielded eight pounds and thirteen.
ounces of butter, being at the rate OF
20 l-2 pounds per week, without ex-
traordinary management. One. quart
Of her cream yielded one pound. fce and
one fourth Dances of butter. A COM
mittee was appointed by the Chairman
to ascertain by stop match, the time
necessary to convertit (Belina's creaml
into butter: whereupon it was reported
that it required three seconds, which
wasreceiyed unanimously, as the mem
bers witnessed the fact" Col Powell
wrote me as follows.
"AueUsr so.
"In three years Belina produced me
3 MALES for which l received $500.
I never sold her calf at less than $500,
except once, when the animal had been
injured, and then received 500 for
him. / sold one of her calves at sew
en- months old for $500.
In selecting my cattle have paid
great attention to the richest milking
property. Two of my thorough bred
cows have been in milk--the cream, a
day old, of one Of them, churned into
butteri in fifteen seeonds,th other heif-
er in milk with her first calf, cream
churned into butter in eighteen seconds
Both were churned with a teaspoon
timed with stop ,catch and immediate
III out of a cold spring, and timed by
and in the presence ofgenlemen ofthe
first responsibility. Can blood be rich
er or better!
Ihave now and shall have this spring
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JOHN B. WHITE, C. c
Commissioners Office, Romney,
April u, 1897.

The parties interested in the above
suit, will take notice that | shall attend
at my Office, in Romney, on Monday
the 18th dag Of May meet, when and
where they will appear with the neces-
sarv papers, vouchers and evidence to
to carry the above interlocutory decree
into effect.
JOHN KERN, Jr.
Master Commissioner.
April IS, 1887
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Baltimore Market, .Hprsl Il

CATTLB.-The supply of Bee! on the h,
mas been fair this week, and the prices Of
ferior qualities have declined little.
quote to-day at 1915 go.
FLoUR.-Very limited sales are rna,e
from stores, according 10 quality ana brand
SO $3.50. The former Is soliie where III
the Wholesale price. The wagon price n
inform at 1926. "A cargo Of CITY al
Flour was sold early ii the week at sse.
holders have since refused 10 sell at that nr
and now ask Sc, so The inspections f,rI
week ending Thursday evening, commits.
200 barrels aud it0 half barrels.
RYE FLouR-Is duh at 81 so
GRAIN-Wheat. at Foreign Nne1ts conbI
exceedingly dull. The price Of a parcel
quality German, sold early in the week.
81 45. Some limited pafcel- of Nd. hayt
peared at market-we quote ordinary 10
reds at III 20 a 81 40.
'CoRN.-White IS cents, yellow. ~ a cd
RYE.- Maryland Rye is worth about
a sale Of Austrian was made some lsys
at 90 cents.
.oArs.--Have also declined, and we
quote at 49 cents.
BAcoN,--Prime Western, assorted.
been sold at 8 8 "a cent?. and ines,;
good parcels at 8 a 8 l-2 cents.
WH!!sKEYy The wagon price is SO
exclusive of the barrel.
Ale1aaaria, .4pri1 Il
FIouR.-We advance our quota
from wagons so cents, with a prob
ity OF a further improvement. Ye
day dealers We're willing to bag al
90 from wagons. We quote isom
| $500 80. The wagon price, h
the most unfavorable reports werd
ceived last week from baltimore
New York, was put down too los
must soon bear some reasonable prj
ton to the store Gazette.
Georgetown .iarAet, .qpr{l
FLouR.-We are still Withhold
transactions to notice; we how
quote the price from boats at So
so for new wheat houF.
| 0c9 No change in the Winches.er
! since our lastnnmbcr.
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6 CENTS REWARD.

Circuit Superior Court of Lato ana
Canceryt for Hampshire Coa,,ty, f.
pril term, 1887.
joan Entler, James Gibson, David Glib
son, Isaac Kuykendall and John B.
White, executor of Newton Tap
scott, decd. plaintiffs, against
John B. White and William Naylor, ad-
ministrators ofJames Daley, decd,
Comfort Daley, widow ofsaid James
Daily, decd, Andrew Woodrow Dai.
ley, William Daley, John Daley,
Jane w. Daley; Robert w. Daley,
and Thomas Daley, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
THIS cause came on to be heard
this 18th day of April, 1887, when a.
mong other things, it was ordered, ad-
Judged and decreed, that the Master
Commissioner Of this court
LIST. Do ascertain and report to the
court whether there be any of the per-
sonal estats of the said James Daley,
dec d., in the hands of his administra-
tors unadministered.
End. What estate (real) Of the said
James Daily, decd, hath been sold by
virtue Of any specific lien, and to wha
liabilities the ayails of such real estate
so sold, have been applied.
3rd. That he also ascertain and re-
port; whether any part of the proceeds
of land so sold, and if any, what amount
of money remains on hand, unapplied
to the discharge ofsaid specific lien.
4th. That he ascertain and report
whether the unsold lands of said James
Daley, are liable to any further charge
in respect of such specific lien, and il
SO, for what amount.
9th. That he also ascertain and state
what lands of said James Daley deco
remain unsold, and where such lands
lie, and
9Th. That the said Commissioner dc
ascertain and state what amount of the
personal estate of the said James Dai
lev, decd, hath been applied in the
course of administration to the pay
ment of debts in which the heirs ofsait
James Daley were bound and make
report to the court in order to tusthe
proceedings to be had in this cause.
A copy-Teste,
JOHN B. WHITE, C. C.
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AUTHENTIC FROM FLORIDA.

Ertraet from a letter written BY an intel
hge'st officer Of the Ar,my, dated Fort
Dade, (Florqda,) .4p11z 3, 1887.
General JEsUp has gone to Tampa
Bay. The second brigade accompany
him to point on the Little HILLSIDE
rough, about seven miles from Tampa.
The Indians are coming in very slowly,
but there is no reason to doubt their sin
cerity. Tiger-taiPs party, consisting of
about two hundred, have been in some
days, and Abraham arrived this even
ing NTH all his hue stock. Alligator &
Cloud, with their people, have arrived
at Tampa Bay.
1--WE expect the Indians will all be
embarked before the end of this month,
and by the first Of May we hope to
have our faces turned to our stations"
The planters in the South West are
represented as being in very desper-
ate condition, from the late depreciation
in the Cotton value. The amount of
responsibilities assumed under the i'm
preston of the stability of the past
years prices, are beyond conception.
The plantermust of consequence share
with the Spectator in the suffering
which results. The New Orleans Bee
states, that although there is as much
money in the city now, as there was 6
months ago in the hands of solvent in
dividuals and corporations, yet the a.
mount of money due and to be paid, is
greater than ever before was due from
the same number individuals in Lou
isiana. The price of negroes has been
deeply affected. The fall has been
great in the South Wcst.-The Bee
says;
: $50 long as the price of cotton was
at reasonable rate-so long as it was
not SO ruinously fat, there was hope
that the Planters would be able to
meet their engagements, and the COM
mission merchants TO take up their
bills for the money which they had ad-
vanced the Planters in vast amounts
upon their crops.-But now whatever
of such cotton has not been received,
or # received, not sold, aoiN incur loss
@JDfy per cent. erclusipe Of Transport
tation 10 The city, d'aydge, storage, IN
serance, &c. S'c.-This state of things
bears with Tremendous effect Upon the
Planters, who in some places, it ap-
pears, are resolved not to submit to ii
and allits concomitant evils. Conn.
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SEGARS, SNUFF, &c.-Superior
Havana, Spanish and Half Spanish
SEGARs-TidbalPs Mixture, Macco-
boy, Lancaster, Natchitoches, Rappee,
and Scotch SNUTF-Always on hand
in large quantities, Wrapping Paper,
Snuff Boxes, Segar Tubes, Pipes, &c.,
for sale low and on good terms by
LLOYD LOGAN.
Winchester, April %, 1887.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP,
richard GrkeTs

HAVING determined to locate himself per :
nanently in the coitnty of Hampshire, me un !,
designed have associated in the pracn1Se sr OF
HE Law. Their Office will be the zane mere 1s
tnfcre occupied by the said 4. "; Mep %
RICHARD PARKER.
Romney, July 80, 1S38.-+tt.
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by the nccesAitie, ef tho times. Ola
IeYee does not present the animated
sightit formerly did.
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JUST RECEIVED--Sixty- Eight
Boxes Pound Lump TOBACCO, very
good and low priced, for sale by
LLOYD LOGAN.
Winchester, April %, 1887.
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Gibson & Armstrong have
just received quantity ofBAR IRON,
which they offer for sale at a moderate
price. April l, 1887.
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@r Since the commencement Of I
pressure in the city of New York, O
hundred and twenty-eight failures Ia
taken place; and the amount of tn.
liabilities is estimated at between six
and seventy millions of dollars! III
Is really doing business by wAolesa1
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FROM MEXICO.

From the N. o. True American, April L.
BY the Water Witch, Captain Dupere, ar
rived last night from Metamoras, we have re-
ceived our regular files of the Mercury pub
lished in that place. The dates are only up
to the 4th of March All the news has besa
anticipated At the time the Captain sailed
there were 1000 men stationed at Metamoras,
in extremely bad discipline. They had twelve
brass pieces, but no one who knew how to
manage them. Great dissatisfaction prevail
ed among the troops in Consequence of net
having received their pay. Specie was very
scarce. Tbs Water satch brought only S4,-
Oos.
Ge The Correspondent of the Ma
tional Intelligencer writing from Now
York on the 18th inst. observes-"Ths
mischieyous semi-official article in the
Globe, which AYERS that the Govern
ment intends to persist in detying TIE
laws of trade, even by SO using the sur
plus revenue as to take the specie Of
the country into the mint, has had the
effect | feared it would have when /
read it-of closing every door Of hope,
and of throwing the business commu4
nifty into the deepest dependency. No
man of sense can now dream of better
times, till one-half Of the merche2tr
are ruined. No sooner was this article
generally read in this city, as copied
into some of the city journals -of this
morning, than its effect was visible in
all operations, and Particularly in stocks,
which have gone down rapidly all the
day. Every thing in and about Wall
street is gloomy. People look, as III
some terrible calamity had overtaken
Them as if the plague or the cholera
were among them; and all are saying,
that if the Government, with its i'm
mense surplus, its control of the cur
rency, and its political power, is bent
upon making the country bankrupt,
they must bow to its Juggernaut car.
A crisis like this, in any great city Of
Europe as large as New York, would
bring about rebellion against the Co
yernment thus expressing it; but it is
the beauty ofthe American People that
they submit with resignation to politi1
cal calamities, strong in the belief that
in due time, the intelligence Of the Pub
lie will right every thing at the polls
The official majority of the Whid
Mayor of New York over the Tamma
ny candidate is g. $780,, Uniting all tn.
opposition to Tanmany, Tammany i
now in aminority Of about 7 800 votes
This is an immense change since las
November. Does Mr.. VAN BURE.
hear it Z Or passes it by him like Ia
idle wind which he regards not?
Our news from New Orleans an,
Mobile is very sad. have seen pri
vate letters from England, which init
mate that by the next packet man
bills protested will come back from
England. The prices at which cotto
is now to be sold, will not meet ii
drafts upon English houses. LISA cd
rlous fact, now in this better currenc
era, that even the deposite banks
this city will not cash the bank cheek
of the New Orleans banks. How ca
men then meet their debts, if such
stop is put TO the transfer Of moae
from one end Of the country to The
Their?
o. The same writer says, Five tho,
sand men were discharged last wee
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Postscript.

The Chelsea Bank, near Boston, has broken
up. 1t had in circulation 100000 of paper
to $lI00 of specie in hand. /. This is a Kind
ofbeginning, it is feared, among the Banks.
The Convention to revise the Constitution
of Pennsylvania will meet at Harrisburg on
the I'd of May proximo.
lh5- Major Gates has been most honorably
acquitted Of the charges preferred against him.
The opinion of the Court Martial has been
forwarded to the President forhis approval.
A New Orleans paper of the 4th inst. an
nounces positively the appearance in that ci-
ty of several cases of the Influenza, which
has proved SO fatal in Europe.
A lot Of ground at Brooklyn, which sold
last fall for $4,000, was knocked off the other
day at $l7O0.-Rich. Comp.
1t is stated il the Philadelphia inquirer that
Moncure Robinson has effected sale in Lon
don ofone million dollars worth Of stock of
the Reading and Catawissa Rail Road Com
pany.
05- Flour is quoted in the Lyachburg Viz
ginian at So 25 a ST.
The Paterson IN. J.) Intelligencer of
Wednesday says: We understand that no
less than four cotton manufactures in this
town were compelled to suspend operations,
in consequence of the failure of an extensive
commission house in Philadelphia last week.
.@- Between fifty and sixty tenements, prin-
cipally frame buildings, occupied as dwellings,
were destroyed by fire in the City ofNew Os-
leans, on the 9Th inst.
LoUDoUN CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRrcT-
General RUST declines being a candidate
and WM. L. T. MASON, Esq, consents to
serve, if elected. Mr.. McCARTY has with
drawn from the contest and consequently
are in possession of the field Free Press.
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MOBILE, April lI.-Governor Lynch,
of Mississippi, has called an extra sess-
ion Of the Legislature of that State, to
be held on the third Monday of the
present month, to take some speedy
action in relation to the general distress
which pervades the whole community.
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@The same writer says, Five tho
sand men were discharged last we,
from employment and Ave thousal
more must be discharged this week
next.
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IOg,0n.

THE services of this high bred i'm
proved Durham Short Horn Bull, can
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PgdSgs'ee.

when ascertained to be in calf.-Nc
paw unless she proves to be with calf.
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MN GOODS,
GROCERIES.

MNs'0sCN7'e and Gallery,
which he will sell on moderate terms.
He invites his friends to call and ex-
anime his assortment.
A supply of FRESHSHAD, of ex-
cellent quality on hand.
Is All kinds of COUyNTRY PRO
DUCE, as usual, taken in exchange
for GOODS.
Romney, April Is, 1897.
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Circuit Superior Court Of Lao and
Ctancery. for Hampshire Coa,ty, f.
9ortl term 1897:
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be had, at my farm, three
miles east of Battletown,
Clarke County Virginia,
at $lOthe COW to he maid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-07-27
PRENTIcEAEA

The Government. amid ell the ex-
istIng embarrassments, will keep cool.
Trenton Emporium.
No doubt Of il. II appears 10 be
keeping cool by realizing the faneies
OF the corp0lent man. who dreamed,
one intensely suTtry night. that, for the
sake OF refrigerating himself, he got
out OF has flesh aud sat IN his skeleton,
suffering the wind To blow through his
nbs.- Louisville Journal.
The Cincinnati Loco-focos complain.
that Mr.. Webster, when in their city.
made violent attack upon their doc.
TIMES, and then departed Immediately
without giving them time to reply
They remind vs. Of the Salt River Roar
er, who flew into passion because a
cowardly thunderbolt. after hitting him
on the head. disappeared without al
lowing him time to return the blow.
. oGs friend OF the Louisville Jour
nal Is too severe upon the Van Buren,
Editors. Why does be not tickle them
with the feather end Of his quill instead
ofrunning them through and through"
peTmoat Statesman.
We can give as good reason as the
sailor gave for having stabbed with his
sword surly add troublesome mastitf,
that had attempted to bite bin. Why
did you not strike him with the AiH OF
your sword : inquired the owner Of
the mastif. would. said the sailor,
If the beast had Iun at me with his
taiL'- 10.
The experiment has nearly broken
up the people.-L.N... Ga=etis.
The people will have their revenge
by breaking up the "experimenl"
LoEisriLis Jour.
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soNSz.---srAsu ara ass Aers.s

soNSz.---srAsa ara ass here"
''Thss srf net hsrsi and plsasare's beam
Upon my path no more nay shine,
And like the ueusory 81 . dFsam.
seem all the joys mai cnes were mine
While all around - gay appear,
! only feel theu sTt nsf Acre.
"ThsH at act Asrs-no more 20 mo
Shall life Is former aspect wear,
How dark and sad al things will be,
Which once appeared 50 bright sHd fair,
While mirth's light laugh Is 10 mine ear,
only feel tAVu sFt Rst Asrs.
p" Ties art NOT hare, and msnogy dwslls
On each long treasured look aud tone,
And sadly In my bosom dwcils
The bitter sigh DER joys-loRg hoSni
And uheo hope whispers Words Of cheer,
bot reply-thss art act Asrsf
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Lcna0sss, .Vasrs, rigs, SC.

lust opened and for sale Ut the Charles
a. town APothocary and Book Store, q
large aud general assortment OF sugar Can
dy, FiSs, kaisins. Prunes. Lemons, English
walnuts, FilbeTtS. Soft Shell Almonds, Sc.
Also, very general assortment OF GAR
DEN SEEDS, consulting Of every thing that
IL useful. --(and little kss;dssl-Among
them will be found. the MAngol wurtssl, Tor
Stock, the French Sugar Beet for making
Sugar. Aolasses, &e-, and very dne for table
use. Ruia Baga, hanover or Early Tur1ip
Seed sc. SC. SC. Aud in n few days be
viii receive = large addition TO his stock oi
Drugs, &C. &C. al or any part OF which be
will sell very iop for eask.
JAMES BROWN.
March 30. 1897.