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The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-27
HOW TYLER SELLS A BOOK.

The last Vermont Mercury contains the
following precious correspondence, received
the other day at the Post-office of Woodstock.
The letters were directed to MIR. Eaton,
who by some mistake was supposed to be
Postmaster. Whether he had been decapi-
tated or had retired voluntarily from his post,
we know not. But here they are underscor-
ed as the writers gave them:
WASHINGTON, 1st Dec. 1913.
DEAR SIR-A life of President Tyler, in
GLIDING his principal speeches when in Con
gress and his other public papers, messages
&c. compiled from the most authentic sources
is now being issued by the Harpers g. Broth,
ers. The vol. is an 5vo of some 300 pages
finely printed with handsomely executed por-
trait of the President, and in consideration
of the large sale confidently expected has
been furnished by the publishers at the low
price of $50 per humid.
AS you will doubtless be pleased to aid in
setting the acts of Mr.. Tyler's public life
properly and truthfully before the people, il
is believed that you will cheerfully subscribe
for so or 60 copies of the work to be distribu-
ted as you may think best.
Your order directed to me here, with the
money in payment, will be Immediately sup
piled and it is hoped and expected that the
subscription will be prompt and liberal.
| am, Sir, very respectively, your obi
serv't, ALEX. G. ABEL.
JOEL EAroS, Esq.
(Private.)
PRESIDENTS HOUSE, LIST Dec. 1913.
SIR-As i: is considered of importance, IN
justice to the President, to circulate among
the people the work spoken of in Mr.. Abell's
letter accompanying this, you will confer a
favor on the undersigned by taking such
measures for that end as Mr.. A. suggests.
Prompt attention and liberal subscription
will render your services still more useful.
am very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
JOHN TYLER, Jr.
JOEL EAroN, Esq. Postmaster, Wood
sock, Vermont.
These letters on one sheet were franked,
but MIR. Eaton being no longer Postmaster,
was compelled to pay 25 cents for them. A
Postmaster at Woodstock is expected to take
or his own risk, only fifty or ,irty copies
How many, we wonder, are saddled on the
Postmrsters oflarge cities! Ifin fair proper
ton, we venture to say. that there never was
a book issued in our country, that can show
so large an edition as the publisher of Mr.. Ty-
ler's Life will be allie to show. ain justice
the President" Mr.. John. The less that is
spoken Of, the better. 1t is really mortify-
ing to reflect that this forcing on the Postmss-
tiers the life of Mr.. Tyleris going or through
out tie whole length and breadth of the land.
The Postmaster dare not, with the insinua-
tons PalPabls in these letters before him, re-
fuse ta take the designated number of copies,
or he will be superseded by more proper
tool. Letters similar to these have appeared
before, but we have forbOre to speak of them
as it is supposed that nothing mean and igno-
est any one. Like martyrs. all are waiting
the slow lapse of the year.
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FALL RYER.-The ravages of the fire
have been repaired; one hundred and fifty
fine new buildings occupy the burnt dis
trict, and five large churches are going on.
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L HE G. ALAXY .
MIDDLEBURY:
Wednesday Dec. 81, le43.

RAIL ROAD MEETING.
Don't forget the Rail Road Meeting this
Wednesday, evening. at tho town room.
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Cdnada.--The Commons of Canada have
addressed letter to His Excelency the Hon.
Mr.. Metcalf in which they say, tive can
not refrain from expressing our regret at the
retirement of certain Members of the Provin-
cial Administration on the question of their
right to be consulted on what we unhesitingly
avow to be the Prerogative of the Crown,
appointments to Office and further to assure
Your Excellency that their advocacy of this
principle entities them to our confidence, be-
ing in strict accordance with the principles
embraced in the Resolutions adopted by the
Legislative Assembly on the third day of
September, one thousand eight hundred and
forty one.
To this the Governor replies
The Governor General observes from the
first portion of the Address of the Legislative
Assembly ofthe Cd instant, that an Impress
ion has been made in that House, which has
led to a misapprehension of his sentiments
and views.
While it is his bounden duty to maintain
unimpaired the Prerogative of the Crown, he
recognises the resolutions adopted by the
Legislative Assembly on the I'd day of Sep
TENDER lS4l, as constituting the guide accor-
ding to which the Administration of the Gov
eminent of this Province has since been, and
is to be conducted.
On the 9Th message was sent to the
House of Assembly, recommending an APP
preparation for salary to the Speaker of the
Legislative Council. The sum of $1,000 was
voted to Mr.. Caron for bis services during
the present term.
On the 9th the Governor General went to
the Legislative chamber, and gave his assent
to several bills.
Parliament was then prorogued, with the
good wishes usually expressed in such ca
ses.
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For the removal and permanent cu re of all d is-
eases arising from an i'm pure >tn,e of the
Blood, habit q the system. VIZ:

Scroia OF Evil rheumatism
tons Pimpes Posiue- thu Face Botehes Bc Chrome
sore Eyes Ring Woun letter Sea Head EnlarE nj and
pain Of the Bones and Joints Stubborn syphue sup
toms selatea LumhaEo and diseases arising an niu
eiols Use Of Mercury A-ctr- Droy
m life Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders be removed
h. 4 t.
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TRAVELS AND VOYAGES
TOR sale By
sMTrn. DRINKER A. NnPpIa

H7NTTTs Visits to Remarkable Places OLA H,r. p.,, ,,,,
anu Sc h-s Illustrative Of striking pa Sares in ho-v -,
eleIy ~ ne counties Of Durham Norhuub.,.,1
Bes-ny Nn Hewitt author Of Rural Life in Fnri,ns A.. a.
- II ROPE with sketches prominent s,Iryson. 1h,
p I schools hospitals Literary persona-es scenc,s -
of Pennsylvania. &c. s''s IN he I niVersa'y
d, s.ss1 10 CoeHiS-CHrSA. SIAN Mr.c,r-Enb,,, .,
e Eastern Courts Of Cochin China Sam and NJ, - -
ia sP Of war Peaeoek David GeisenEer eomnaBer Dunn
The years lsJ3-'3-I by Edmund Roberts 'e'' uHi'ns
VOYAGE WoRLp inrlu,I,. -. -
ana sam IN ls11-36 and 1877. by w s W Rnsrs-, ~
y surgeon IN the T. : Navy Member Of the Ae,de1v ~ g.,
hc. ~ VI uhee yeais IN the PACT
TR'vEts TO TIE CRY oy rHE C.IIpHS ,,o,r ,h 81, -. .
ref'iah Gun and the Mediterranean incudins 49, " INC
stet Esq- F. z. :. Nc Il. S'NA by = X Well
i 49, ~ lIA'I"' isLASp o. CUE. kc-Narratve Of ou,
~ -,oh Nnerea comprising Mexico the Mines m Ri a.,
he th'ed states and the British Colonies with \,
Island OF Cuba. by Henry Tudor Far al 10 the
hLS ~ EVEorE AND THE EAsr-EInbraeipg 4f,h, 81,
49, Iol through Great Britain, Ireland France ReI,
'saa saN"ny Bohemia, Austria BayaT,, s,ri,-.,.
MI, ny tuscany the Papal states, Neapoirsn poTs
rs u. i,las 81 the Archipelago Greece FvyU A.. NJ
MoAvm WaHaeha and Hungary By Vaie,,n NJ =,
ia25 " -e eh'efs''y Of New York.
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RICHMOND DAILY WING:
HY ALEXANDER uOSELEY.

TEsss svsscRiTuoSo City subscribers 81 per year
and Tor shorter perod when BY sO-paysblc
all eases, in advance
square (o ess)
uon rs insertions 81 is three 81
every succeeding insertion, ~
Transient advertisers must ray advance.
Tie number OF insertions OF Advertisements
hs- they will he inserted ordered stopped and chang
ed accordingly or Orders stop be an writing.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares
proportion for advertisements Of $50
square, except Aueoncers and Lottery dealers charged
500. paper nciudedJ
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GARDEN SEED.
GAlN0R Il LYELL.

III AVE Just received fresh supply of Garden
II SEEDS from Noh-a-o different kinds of Garden
Seeds grown IN this state, all Of which they
AMI genuine
ARTICHOKE-Green Globe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Dutch
BUNCH BEANS-Broai Windsor. Dwarf Mohawk Early DIVA #
Mohawk Extra Early Weeks Fairy yellow s1 Weeks Long
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red Speeked French Royal Dwarf White
Kidney.
POLE BEANS-IIoicuurlI Pole Large White Lima Scarlet
Runners, White Dutch Runner
BEEl-Eary Blood Tuup, Early Yellow French Sugar Long
Blood, Mangel Wurtzeu.
BROCCOLI-Iarge Pune Cape
CABBAGE-Battersca, Cromwell Drumhcad Early BuIocks
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy, Early Sugar Loaf Early York Plat
Brlnwiek Green Cued Savoy Large Sugar Loaf
Red Picking.
CARROT-Long Orange.
CAULlFLOWER-Eariy and Late Dutch.
CoRN-Su;h's Extra Early
CCCuMBER-Eary Frame, Early Cluster Long Green
Turkey.
EGG PLANT-Purple
ENDINE-Gre-n CURED.
hALE-tsrccn Gurlcd Scotch
TUCE-Browa Dutch Early Dunhead Early suesa reen
Co.'S, Ice, Large White Loaf
MELLON-Carolna Water Green Con Large Musk or Y.Io
Nutmeg
NAsTURTIUM
OKRA-I.ong and Short.
ONlON-SilveT SKIN yellow Skin
PARSLEN-Curlcd Single.
PAEsNlf--Eurs Large LlIre Dutch
ftS-Bu" Imperial Dwarf Dwarf Green Marrow.
tat Eary Frame, Ey Bishops Dwarf Extra Early Sinclair or
Warrington, Early Warwick, Marruwrlt.
RADls-lek Spanish TuInp Long Scarlet White Tlr.
nip, yellow Turnp
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sFlNAGE--Pnckly or Fall Round Leave. or Summer.
S0UAsI-ry White Bash Early yellow Bush. inter Crook
Yellow striped
TtNhTO-l.argr Red.
TCRNIP-Fany whr Fairly Yellow r. eh Early Garden
stone Early White Rcd Top Raga White Flat w
ALSo-Cauary seed and an assortment Of Flower seed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-16

Nj ANESCA'S OHNI SYSrEUi-in oral system or
A'h teaching Twins hncIsrrs illustrated by practical course OF
lessons tc Trrlch ruU-h ifr medium he Fnrisb b t.r
M'nesca-ourth edition revsoi received md ofsaie by
mis- SMITH nCtNKER a MORRIS
HUNTS uEHCHANTS' UAGAYINI.;-th, Mich
y y No. received for slb-rrhcrshy
mhq SMITH nRINErp a uoprts
- I'VE W. NOI FISSr--Handy Andy hv Lover
~ hsnsoui,l, illustrated further suppl, rrceyei by
NH SMITH DINNER 4 MORRIS
Itacon (NbouIdcrs) and Cheese
III CASKS first quality (Salt Pctcrcd) Shout
" dcrio Chcesc cr seamboa, NC ,bontas Tor ale
nh J. \ g. WINSTON.
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REMOVED.

D naNNAN cos oH Dominion Clothing s,or, ,o,h. On
E,. %s, % ur street. and flcns Franklin Hotel Job
- nam" Sa mouse from Governor
t,o - - n'''aoe ms opportunity and method If nakiu-
~ WI 20 tne sliE~rs OF Richmond its yeniv a.. 81 So
- Keep on hand .I,s a Wy 1A.e, mat
-, @ iIei' ana approaching which We Will sen n
80 pilees Tor cash We respectfully invite all to call and in
- @ soeA whether they the goods or not All yooss
so1 o. Us that do not please every respect NAV b.
ne money refunded e-An goods warlnted - - anu
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GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUTN

ROB"T II. DUAL.
Bank Square, Richmond. Virginia
4 SPARAGUS-Gante ~ Dutch
N BEASS-L1rgr. and Small I.ma snaps sc
BEEI-l0nr Blood Eahy Hood Turnp French White sugar
Mangel WurzeI
RROCOil-EarIy Cape. Large Purple
CABBAGE-Eafy York Large York. Elry Drmhead or Batter
sea Eary suTaiosf Large DrImhead CromueIrs do Red
Dutch ot Picklng Green Curod savoy Pentou Geth &C
CARROr-LOnE Orange
CAJLIFLOWER-Early and Late
CELERY White Solid
CUCJMBER-EstIy Frame, Long Green
EGG PLANT
kALE-Scoich Kac
LETTICEM1ls. Zee. Brown Dutch Catbarr Paris eros.
MEiON-Nutmc1 Ctron. &c
WATER MELuN-Fucs krfs
NASrURrlUM
pNtON-E'ry Silver Skinned. Large Red
FARsLEN-Curcd
FARSNf-lsr-c Swelling
PEAS-Eary Monumental Eay Cromwell Parry Charlton r,,y
Fame. Dwarf Blue Prusl1n Dwarf Mlrr1FGt
RAplsH-Lorr Scarlet. TurnIp
RHU BARB-RrI Cor rars
SAlSlFN-oT Vegetable oyster
SPINACH
sat Nsii-Flrly Bush
TOMArO--tarre Red
IJRNlP-Eab Flat Dutch Red Top Large Nors Ruta Bags
Also,
gcn-nl ass'rmrnt Of Flower seed
BULROUs ROOTS
DOUBLE pAuLIAs
ONION SETS SC Gs Gt
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SMITH. DRINKER s NORRIS.
.LaW Book Sslsrs1
HAVE IN Store and offer for sale. all the
u u Virgins Reporters viz
WASHINGTON con Hrnnnr and Munfori Wunforl Giret Ran
drnh 1ni Leigh ih \rna Cases Nshsns urris1-s also
~ tnf' 'omn0n law Rcnors Fnrih Fy,he1rcr Reports
RYAN N0n,y anil J-hhs
"nr low ork well 'r,eei comprising the latest editions NJ
M Faar Law Books published f' which The attention
Of ufncrs fthc Rar A1orrs addressed 10 Vs. van meet rrorr
. attention SMITH, DINNER a MORRIS
mh Nv late Smith Palmer
d CASES NEW Il DESIRABLE GOODS
e'ercd yer Nassau 'rd now openrs Purchaser. are re-
s,rrffl.y invited % call ,ni syamIre Them
mh9 John WRIGHT
A GENT WANrED--To obtain subscriptions
- oss,ss MoSruy N,s,Ii,r n This city \ s,od per cent,
/ allowed 4 NJ UARROTD
" AGENT for w.
RNCON.-City Cured Bacon Hams. Mid
- dnss shoulders md Joe. " superior quality Rsniuioe
Mdihngs-foT sale BY nh , X NJ BURToN
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1 oSl or misplaced from our Store, on Cary
- street IN The night of tn ere pous. Of r. Tr
sn two bore" 'nge bal and and wool.sy
"o. sugar I half boSe. of Brown Tobacco.
Barnes Co.'S Ares keg of Indigo barrel o. ANY
information about aid goods Will b. thankfully received
d.27 ms,
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ROBERT MOTT.

H.H d"0r 70 ~ ts"A1sye Brsk. Ri-A-g-a Ttrr,-'r.
s received Further supply II Paints Coel other
Narnhe- Painters Br,he- anil Bl.p.r. An ,s-t
mont 81 French ani American Window from s1iO
nbos; reasonable
y IA ars- suPPy Of soap Faint for sale low ~
perior paint for Tin Shnzl-d Roof. r. \
Dc
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MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSICm,
JUST RECEIVED BY
> MITH, DRINkER a. MORRIS


FURTHER supply Of New Music cor the
faho Forte few u which follows
The Ross Queen, with vrn-t,e
ho--s Fair, DO do. BY HON
No wreath q fame Irvine for you
Daylight Is on the sea, BY A. Lee
An ~
You bid sing BY Warren
Non. j. NJ Nal- Pas Chan-onnsu.
Come with thy o he fountain a d,.r nv 1 p U,n,h
My happy village home. =. Pearson
ltoEe The church BY Rev
DO notfoTget me when I die. Tor piano and guitar
highland Nora words BY Mrs Crawford authoss OF Kaae~u
Mavore"n SC &c music, c. Z. Horn
Gnu. hmy hr9I' =, sd for Araby, by do DO
Sweet sixteen a, a.
on M have m horgosisn The. do A.
ne seasons a new sung by = ISabeHaK King
ia oder thee thus hand Of mine, T. Chadwick
~ sh'lA Ike to marry. song. BY J. T Crav.n
,one come away social glcc chorus bv = U,rk.o,
noH know comic Sons, by r. Moore
Leresiine, Ssrenade Flora
weep not DER tie tomb Of infancy. by p Ives
hs fsher boy Song. solo duet by C. w Thomson
Aninia Dell Opera Dix aienpos for M. n,,. "a
piano forte by w Fote number with beap,io,I
page, very popular $3.50 N' ''s"'''e u'e
la koaneesea celebrated dance the 10th century arranged
as ganop- by 6. Biessner ~ ''' H''1"se1
FANTASIA for the piano forte on the rrin,ne. of
neoy ovenre to ife Ethiopian Open Bone Squash p,voo q,
lie Nieeertia. by I. Conner very uopuar ' '"''N "
Souvenirs De Belmont BY Les D. DCu,rrr.r
u" eelebraed Evergreen Galop by J. Iabin,,kv
iosethet with about twenty-five hundred pieces NJ III, NO.,
pu ana fashionable walizeS pareb,. 1.
&C M 'he new publications. by celebrated co,o..
son af'ert they appear from press ANY M. nd, ~
'e procured al the shortest and on the most rr,so
-- - "a % SMITH, DRINKER a MORRIS
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AREAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

hR PAREls'S CELEBRATED AMERICAN SOOTHING; sy
~ RDP. CmtnEEV CrrrI~a TVS TrrrH
To .h'hrrs NErsTms inflhe remedy has prescryeI
hundreds ot Chren when thought recovery, commissions
~ soon a. the syrup rubbed on the recover
This preparation innocent efcacous pleasant that
child viii refuse lct gums t. When infants
az The four months though appearance OF
one bottle NJ The syrup should BE- used gums oc pores
Parents should be without syrup the nursery where
There are children a child n the NIGHT with
pains 10 e gums N, syrup Immediately by openng the
pores ana hns me gums thereby preventing Commissions Pc
vcrs g.. To be had Of
FEIrUN JOHNSTON Agent
m
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GARDEN SEED
IPARRANT'ED FRESH AND GENUINE,
Wholesale mud Retail, by
W l. l. A vi PALMER.

A R'rl1 'IInE<l
n hiiDhon '--'fceh 'IoDc
n AsPARNGlS-tani or Dutch
BUNCH btNNS-i-iy MOHAWK. H. yclfM weeks do China
req 'l'. 90 MI moon d. LAcln"L DO Royal Dwarf
case snisr red s,,,tsr,, r,snrh s no 'A' 'un" i'1'h
BEI-r-T,,iy u,a-.I i,,,n, 49,. M, ,,., ,,.,, .,
- - - -, Jump ''''s "''eSi "ahssi "uitA"n "h~
CABBAGE-Eary York Early suearoaG do Bau,r.ca Large
York numhcad Plat Dutch Irg. Bergen Drumhead Savoy
Green Culed Savoy Red Dutch Turnip Rooted
CARROI-r-Tafly Horn Long Orange, At,cr,nrham
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES snS Late
CELERY-whi,e AMI Red
CucUMBER-Long Early Frame Early Cluster Ghirkn
T SprTtsIg sOs ca, Ind r1''A'o''
EGG PLANT
LEEK-Iargc s.oach ~ ' 'p " wv
LETII,CEHyyb,s liza, t.. Fab. .,, s,.. ,,,,.. 49,,
green Cos. Brow, .u,rh 49, 10y ~ '1' ""''' anu
MEION-I;,c,n ,.r,ar N,,,,- o.. Al.
WATER MELON D. % ''''
NASTI'RrII'N
NIrSrAHnN ,yh,...a,,..I
oNIoN-s,Ivcr.L,n - " D., 49,,
oKRA
I.nd,.,,,. ..,.. ...,. r.
ton Ru. Pr1..inn E,,Iy 49,. n. ~ ' 10 'nAr
PEPPER-IAge Bc Long YsIoy so,a,b CL.,,y t,,y.,,.
PARsNIp - T",.n - rsS 'AAs"' 'H''s cayenne
PARsIEy-F,n. rn,,.d ~ ~
RHUBARB-ForTars
ADMINISTRATIONS se,et Io,y s,bno, s.,,. 7,,,.,. y.u.
! do White do Black span,,b imp ~
SATISFY or VEGETABLE oYsrER
SPINACH
SoUAsI-EaIy Bush, White Crookneck y.noy, A.,
ToMAro-t-arge Red
TURNIP-Whre Flat tch, .ar.e Norfolk Ru,, Rae,
] Flower Roots
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IMPROYED YEAST POMDERS.

For raising Buekwhcaf Catcs, Mn6ps Sc.
fOMBiNING economy and convenience having been srf with
- satisfaction by families Richmond commend
article confidence. W. prepared large 1f,pf,
flesh and properly labelled with DEEruovs rsr
These Powders admirable for Yeast n MAKING
40 kinds of Batter Cakes and have advantage over that article
rrcunr hr batter perfectly light AMI ready baking tc n
slant They mixed Buekwioat ani other when made
with tes" Powders less likely t1 disagree stomach
than thor mad" with yelst lni requires few minutes 10
prepare Tor making the possibility o having sour en-
ufciy avoided
HHt'oSsruh o contents Ola white ant courcI paper into
separate vessels and mi hair rs Of each Mt
three quarts NJ batter little thicker th'n
qud n whche powders Dissolved md when baking
Hf boz rrH of te Dissolved powders then ADJ and s
well and commence baking immediately further agitation
Hlf Teach powder 20 pnt of Prepared and f1r
salc by uOLrON A. HARRISON
Corner Main and Governor below Eleir ruins
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BOLTON 4 HARRISON.

dull IU-N U IIINNIOUN,
Druggists q APothecnries, corner of Main and
Governor Streets, (beloto the Eagle RuiHs)
'HE subscribers having opened Store respectfully
Il offer country merchants others an extensive a,.or-
msn Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Oils Wall colours &C which
they viii sell N. lowest terms
Epson salts Flour Sulphur, Camphor, Magnesa Soma
Mama, Castor oil IN bottles. Soda for washinr
Potash and PeatashL salaatus,
salt Pere Jamaica Ginger Scidhtz and Yeast Powder.
White Lead Linsced Oil Spirits Turpenne CopaI Varnish
japan Vanish Venetian Red spanish Brown Grosni Vsr,rs
blue andGreen Nefiitcr. Pans White. Dutch Pink
Red Lead Blue. Red and Yellow Paint Window Cass
yellow Ochre. Rose Pink. Indian Red. Imperial Green
Chinese Blue sap Green. Drop Lake Kasonne a new sre
for walls1 ~
suph Qunlnc Morphine with full supply Of .,r,rs chew
ing and smoking tobacco, snuf. snud.ho1es sc. NH
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II
'ho mechanical execution and nppebr
an'e greatly improved and 10 render
u enll'ely worthy Of tic patronage ol
practical and intelligent larmsn.
SiH copies will be- furnished Tor as.
10 copies for $40. On 90 topic, and
over y discount Of 30 per cent will
be made. Payments alway. in I'd.
yondc. Bill, ofnll' pecicpay,ng banks
will be taken al par
EdiloH who will give thi. prapec.
tbs one or moro insertions viii be on.
titled 10 receive one volume without
an exchange.
PosImoslcrs are required by law
to remit money free of postage. The
friends ofag,icultute are respectfully
requested TO assist in obtaining sub.
scrber'. Back numcers or volumes
can be- had.
Communications on business for the
paper, may lie addressed to Crossman
g. Shepard, Rochester, New York.
Jan. 1913.
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AyslgNEg's SAIL.

WILL he sold 10 The highest bid.
W DEF for cash vi the Court House
Of Oktibbcha, In lbe town Of Stark.
vile. NJ ssI'sippi, on Monday The ~ h
day Of september next, The following
described Real Estate, 8. rendered
In ihs Bankrupt Court by Jordan
Reccc, WHO his been duly declared
a Bankrupt, to.wit;--'lhc East half
ofthe Nor Invest quarter Of Sect IN
eleven, Township eleven, North Of
Range eight Ensl situated In Leako
County Mississippi
ALSO, another tract If land rem
deled 10 said court by William Is.
Cushman, who hse also been duly
declared Bankrupt, Section, Town
ship and Range not known, lying In
the County OF Leakc, and State of
Mississippi, containing one bundled
and sixty acres.
CHARLES DIBRELL,
Assignee in Bankruptcy,
for said persons.
Starkville, Mi. Aug. 10, 1913.
Vol. 2 nos 900. Prs fee 80
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE NEW GENNESSEE FARMER
a. ND GARDENERS JOURNAL,
VOLUME w FOR l843.

HENRY COLEMAN, Editor for the
l,tquarter, and M. b. BATEMAN
tor the remainder of the year.
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