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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-

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Il The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the ATTAIN
tic Cities with Western, North Western and south Western
States ly continuous Railway direct This Ro also connects
Western Rivers, and Cleveland and Ssudusky with the
steamers all ports the North Western DESIGNATING the
direct cheap and reliable by which tRtIGhl can
h. forwarded 70 and from the Great West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBU RGH
FIRST CLAss-Eoo Shoes Hats and Caps Books
DRY Goods in boxes bales and trpnks Drugs tn 100 NJ
boxes and baesl, Feathers, Fur, Gc.............)
SECOND CLAss.-Domestic Sheeting Shifting and
Ticking lin original baes Drugs lin casks Hard % censP
1t ather lin rolls AID boxc Wool and Sheepl ltV ID
Fets Eastward, Ac...................
THIRD ChAss-Anvlis, steel Ehans YIN cass' (5Ocents
Tethp, Daccn sns ~ct CjSsYs y, c., ~ 100 ~
FOURTH CLASS Coffee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork lin casks boxes Fatwsrd Lard and Lard iocents
Oil, Nails, Soda Ash, German Clay Tar, Pitch, 100 H.
Rosin, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. '.''''''''"J
FLOUR y Dbl until further notice.
GRAIN J. 100 n until further notice
CoTTos- T. bale not exceeding $50 ID weight, untilfuher
notice.
In shipping goods from any port east Of Philadelphia be par
tcuar mark package "Via Pennsylvania Railroad All
consigned the Agents Of this Road at Phadelphis or
Pitt burgh will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESTS.-NaTs " Ornlcy Co, Memphis, Tenn !
f. Co., St Louis; r O. OReilly Co, Evansville
Ind. DnnesIl, Bel & Co, and Carter Jewe Louisville
KY r. c. Medium, Madison, Ind; H. w. Brown Co.. and
Irwin & Co.. Ciucinnafi N w. Graham Co., Zsucsvie
Ohio: Leech Co.. No. 81 Kby ~, Boston Leech Co.. No
Astor House, New York, ard No South Wiismst New.
York T.. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia Magaw Rooms, bati
more; ID. A. Stewart, Pittsburgh
H. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
#. A. SCOTT, Superintendent. Altoona, Pa
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Remainder..........................e2

The report was accepted
yous meeting by which the salary OF the indoor clerk
of the Commissioner Of Jurors was liked at $yO .
wear was os and resolution adopted fixing the sal
ary Of the outdoor clerk at 81 600 year.
The Board then adjourned till the first Monday IN
,h.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS


The Board met at the County Jal yesterday after.
noon, Mr.. SMITH in the chair.
Mr.. SrYKER oficiated as Clerk in the absence OF
Mr.. Osborn.
The bills of Peter Clemiston t$33 75l, Kelsey e.
Loughlin ($257 90), Crawford & Chandler tti5 eCl,
and Patrick Conlon ga OBJ, were ordered paid.
Mr.. CRooKE, from the Committee on Laws and APP
phcations to the Legislature, submitted . report,
showing that there was authority by law to pur-
chase land for the erection of Smallpox Hospital
near the County Alms-House. /,
resolution offered the previous meeting directed
the purchase of forty five OF land adjoining the
Comfy Farm for the purpose Of erecting smallpox
hospital and the subject having been referred to the
Law Committee, report OF which the above is the
purport, was submitted.
The report was received, and the resolution, being
taken up laid ON the table.
The Committee ON Accounts of the Storckeeper at
the Aims House reported that the accounts were cor
rect and added the following figures to show tho
extent of the business transacted the inmates OF the
Aims House, &c., being provided with necessares
from the store: $500
Stock on hand Aus. l, IS57...."........ fooS ~
Received during the year''.''''''..'''. i'fVSo "
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CUPREME COURT-Westchest County
- JAMES CLEMENTS, Plaintiff, against GEORGE COX
and Eliza his WIFE, Caroline A. Dayton james l. Dayton John
Calgan and Charles F. Smith DeendautsSGmmons for
Hef-lCom not served) To the Defendant CHARLES T..
sMITH-Sr: You hereby summoned and required 10
Ncr the complaint In this action which will be filed IN the
s CvIk the said County of Wecheser al White
Plains and TO copy Of your s,er to the said com
plant subscriber at their Office, IN Pceksk IN said
county within twenty days after the service OF this summons
on YOU exclusive Of the day such service and fail to
answer the sd complaint within the time aforesaid the PLAIN.
tiff IN this will apply 20 the Court Tor the reef demanded
IN the compaint.-Dated June lst, 1883 -
TRAVIS FERRIS Plaintiffs Attorneys
The above complaint filed She Office Of the CcTk Of
the County Of Westcheser the Sd DAY OF june 1855
OF law6wThs TRAVIS FERRIS, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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SUPREME COURT-County of Cattsraugus.-
- ABEL b. CRAM, V. TARBELL ELLIOTT and Harrie,
A hi. wife Nosre T. Larry ard Mary w. his wife Jere
nish Kelsey William w Eastman, Daniel Bstcheder Daniel
Bachelor Ebenezer Batchelder. Joseph Sawyer Lewis
siuen Ralph johnson. William H. Spencer Darius Bensley
named DEFENDANTS: You hereby summoned 10
the complaint Of ABEL b. CRAM plaintiff copy Of which
filed in the office Of tie Clerk Of Catsssus County the
9th day Of August 1885, aud copy Of snswer
the subscribers Ecot,Ne Cs,tarsugus County Newforh
within twenty days Aer the service Of hi. summons,
elusive q the day Of service the plaintiff viii apply 70 the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
sic lAw6wTh RICE JONES Plaintiffs Attorneys
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD

IN COMPA Y-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing MONDAY. Sept. p 1853
Trains leave Derot cor White and Cens-s,, NewYork az
6:l5p m White Plains tian, stopping a, all stations
Trains leave Depot Of 2th 81 and 4hsy az
8:lO William sbrdse train stopping at all Stations
ESQ M Mail train, stopping at "iamsbTdse and a.. Sta
tions north
Il:nn A. M .Willarnsbridre stopping AZ al Stations
III 80 IN .Whfe Plains train stopping a. all stations
2 80 m .Wlamsbridge tTsin stopping a. all Stations
4:eO D. N Dover Plains train, stopping a, all staona
500 ~ White Plains train, stopping 81 all Stations above
Wiili.msbYidge.
$50 ~ w ilismsbdse train, stopping az ell Stations
$50 M Wilsmsbrdge train, stopping a. all S,aons
REfURSMG-Leave Chatham Four Corners; - ~,
1850 M Mail train stopping a. Wlsmsbridge waite felns
and ali Static north
VIM J. CAMPBELL. snperintendeni.
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Tor SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-U. s.
u NAIL LINE-The fayorite steamship STAR OF THE
SOUTH Capt Thos Lyon, will lesve SATURDAY, Oct.
Asa ococh p. IN, from Pier No North River Cabin pas
IA savaDnb SIS Through tickets given TO Montgomery
Cnbu Atlanta Albany and Macon. Bills Of lsding signed
M Oh board For freight passage, apply 10 SAML Ia
E rsmer will be i0c for goods and other at
d n proportion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

CUPREME COURT, Erie COunty.-ADEL-
- GONDE MCKENZIE, Executrx Of the last will and tens.
mont of DONALD MCKENZIE deceased, plaintiff against
WILLIAM MINOR, Administrator Of all and singular TIE
goods ehsttes and credits OF Robert Minor, deceased and
Elizabeth Minor his wife James C. Minor and Loretta X
his wife John Ganson Hiram Merrill John G. S!FoIs Edward
Minor George Minor Marcia Dick Susan Vincent Hannah
Robinson George L. Behune Kinney and Raphael Kinney in
.sn and City Of Buffalo Defendants-To the DEFEND
ANTS: You hereby summoned required 20 answer the
complaint this action which is filed in the Office Of the
CLERK the County Erie Buffalo in the said County and
copy Of 10 the said complaint on the
subscriber his Office in Mayvie in the County OF Chau'anque
within twenty after the service hereof exclusive Of the
dsy Of such and If fail 20 the said com
plant within the Aforesaid the plaintiff will apply 10 the
Court for the relief demanded in the comp .niDstsd Jny g.
1853 7. A. OSBORNE, MayvlIle, n l.
ale lawfwThs Pantif's Attorney
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IL On and amer THURSDAY, Sept g. ian. viii run a, 1
loves Trains going Es-Leave South Ferry Brooklyn AZ ~
m, for Greenpcr,; South Ferry Brooklyn a. m
for Ysphsnk leave South Ferry Brooklyn al - T yf
set leave South Ferry, Brooklyn e. 5. NJ ior heinps'esa
leave South Ferry, Bgooklyn a. IT D. Tor Jamaica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

TOR SAVANNAH.-The American Atlantic
Screw Steamship Companys and hrstclsss steamship
I0NTGOMFRY r. Cspcker, Commander, will leave Pier No
AN r., on SATURDAY, Oct q, at+ o'clock p m precisely
f.sn passage with unsurpassed Accommodations ID
nrOueh tickets NewOreans $50 50 Mobile, $35; Mont
snsry s26; Albany, Ga, S Atlantic and Columbus -:
Sn Freight 10 per foot and poportonate rates
hsasnce one-half per cent. APpyto =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-21

nHANGE OF HOUR.-On and after THURS
VDAY Oct. p, the STEAMBOATS, of the FALL RIVER
NE TO BOSTON via Newport and Fall River VIII leave rler
ksN Al O'Clock r. NJ instead Of 5o'clock heretofore
WIN. BORDEN, Agent.
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DOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
I PORT aud FALL RIVER--The splendid and superior
kner METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, leaves New FORK every
NEsDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock z m,
u the EMPIRE STATE Capt BIayton, on MONDAI,
HDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at4 O'Clock p m, hom fieT
kSNR
Hereafter no will be regarded secured to any app
nt until the same shall have been paid for .
freight Boston is forwarded through with great dpach ~
NM BORDEN Agent Nos. 10 aud III Wes.-st.
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AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

~ and after MONDAY May 10 1859 and until nrtAer notice
DUNKIRK EXPRESS al m for Dur Kirk and principal IN
termeds.o s.s;ions. -.
MAIL TRAIN ttsa n, foF Dunkirk ana nuhaio ana INIT
mediate Stations. o..
RoCKLlND PASSENGER al p. from foot ChaInbers'st
via Peruoont for Suterns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER al p IL, for HewbaTsh, addiel'"A
aud Intern diat- Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS a. p. m, f.: Duukirk and Buffalo
The above Trains run daily, snndays exoepea. -
These Express Trains connect - Ei1rs with ths
audsgns d Nsr.ra Falls Railroad for Niagara Fss az big
anton with the Syracuse aud Bingamou Raiooa t saeuse
~ Corning wih.;ie Buffalo, Corning and New-foik apaa
Tor bstr at Bend with the Delswar LackswaDna
and Western Railroad fr scranton a. VIA ne
Bufso and New-Yo City Rairoed, for Bufsio az Buffalo
and DuuLk the L,keShore Railroad Tor Cleveland I'm
ciula, Toledo, Detroit Chicago &c
'AA-~'' 49, = HEAULEY, Assistant President.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-14
Che Daily. aoarnal.
Mormon women.--"N Nothing to
WEAR

wear.
The Salt Lake correspondent of the New
York Times, writing on the 10th of July,
saws:
The scenes among the returning refugees
upon the road, confirm all you have already
heard OF the extreme poverty of many of
the people. Any number of females, old
and young, are seen passing along bare foot,
with scarcely enough of clothing upon them
to cover their persons, and the few rags they
have are of the coarsest material Many
are entirely without even calico gown,
wearing a coarse petticoat, sometimes made
of a scant pattern Of old carpet, or a worn
out coverlet, and calico or muslin waist,
which their best efforts cannot coax up TO
the requirements of mOdeSty. An army
officer who was in town the other day, on
his return to camp, passed over road on
the west side of the Jordan, which is less
frequented than the direct road from Provo
on this side; suddenly he came upOna dozen
or more females, walking along the road on
their return from Provo, in company with
two or thre male " Protectors" who were
mounted, something after the fashion of
herders driving cattle. These females were
so destitute of clothing that several of them
had blankets wrapped around them after
the fashion of Indian squaws. They had,
probably, taken the bye road to avoid OBJ
servatiOn, and, upon meeting stranger,
fled affrighted from the road, evidently con-
scious that they were not in suitable con-
dition for strangers gaze. This is the
officers story, and in view of what have
myself seen here, have no difficulty in re-
alizing its truth
Brigham Young has brought up all his
families, and his mansion, freed from the
board window coverings, begins TO look less
like the house of pestilence. His gates,
however, are carefully closed, and not fe
male is seen to leave the premises. Passing,
towards dusk last evening, / saw two fe-
males of his household leaning pensively
upon the lions figure surmounting the
Lion House; but an opportunity to speak
with any of them is out of the question:
The apostacy Of one of Brighams wives
would be most dangerous to the reputation
of the man, and the greatest care Is OBJ
served to prevent so startling a catastrophe.
Judging by appearances, Brigham must
himself be aware that some of his spirituals
are chafng under the bonds which bind
them, and aching for the opportunity to go
free Brigham, | am informed privately, has
an armed guard quartered within his walls
both day and night, but whether to protect
his harem, or to save the Poophet himself
from per;onal danger, we are unadvised.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-14

= - Tor the RAPID cure OF coughs, Colds, HOarSp-
ness Influenza, Bronchitis, Nhoopng Cough.
Group, Asthma, InciFient Consumption, and cor the
relief of consumptiye patients in advanced stages Of
the disease.
We need not speak IN tie public of IT. virtues -
Throughout every town, and ALMOST every hamlet
81 the American States, its wonderful cures of pull
inUnary complaints have made il already Known
Nay. lew the families IN any civilized country
en- this continent withoit some personal experiences
cf its effects and fewer yet the communities any
where which have not among them some living
trophy OF its victory the subtle and dangerous
di-Sses Of the throat and lungs White il is the
most powerful antidote Yet known TO man for, the
formidable and dangerous diseases Of the pumolla-
ry organs, ii il also the pleas. and safest rem
edy that can be employed for infants and young per-
sons. Parents should have il in store against the
iusidious enemy that steals upon them unprepar,d.
We have abundant grounds To- believe the Cherry
Pcctoral saves more lives by Che oonsumpti0ns il
prevents than thds. il cures. Keep il by you and
your colds while they durable, nor neglect
them until no human skill can master the inoxora-
hle canker that, fastened on the viias, calls your
life away. All know the dreadful fatality of lung
disorders, and as they know too the virtues of this
remedy, we need not do more than to assure them
il is still made the best il can be- We spare no
cnst toll to produce il the most perfect
possible, aud thus afford those who rely it, the
best agrnt which our skill can furnish for their
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

THE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have
been taxed their utmost TO produce this best, most
perfect purgatiSc which is known to man. Innu-
meTble proofs are shown that these Pills have viz
tues which Surpass in excellence the ordinary NELL
cines, and that they win uppr.oedenfIy upon the
esteem Of ali mrn. "Iey are safe and pleasant to
take. but powerful e. Their penetrating prop
critics stimulate the i,sl activities Of the body re-
move the distractions &c its organs, purify the
blood, and cNpel disease. They purge out the foul
humo,s which breed and grow distemper, stimulate
sluggish or asordcred organs into their natural
tinn. and npart healthy with strength 10 the
whole system. Not only do they cure the every
day complaints oi every body, but also formidable
and dangerous diseases that have baifled tile hest Of
human skill. While they produce powerful effects
they at the same time. i'm diminished doses. the
safest aud best physic that can be employed for
children. Being sugar-coatc. they arr. pleasant to
take; aud being purely vegetable, free from any
risk ~ harm Cures have been made which sur
pass belief were they not suhst,ntiatcd hy men Of
such exalted position and character a. TO forbid the
suspicion of untruth. Many eminent clergymcn
aud physicians have lent their names 10 certify Ia
the public the reliability Of my remedies while 9TH
ers have sent the Of their conviction
hat my Preparations contribute immensely to the
elief of my afflicted, suffering fellow
The Agents below named pleased 10 furnish
gratis my American Almanac, containing directions
for their and certificates Of their cures, Of the
following complaints: -----
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, rheumatism,
Dropsv. Heartburn. Headache arising from foul
stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Morbid Iuacriop ef-
the Bowels and Pains arising thrr':-'n, Flatuleiis
CIV, Loss of Appetite, all Ulcerot ~,d CutaneorI-
Diseases which require cyacuan nISdicise, ScTof
ula or Kings Evil. They also, by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system, cure nEnycon-
plants which Il would not be supposed they could
reach, such as Deafness. Partial blindness, Neural
gia, Nervous Irritabflity arrangements Of tho Liv
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paints arising irom low state OF the body or OBJ
struction of its functions
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
some other pill they Biay make more profit on
AK for Ayers Pills, and take nothing else Ne
other they give yous compares with this i'm IRIS
intrinsic value curatj powers. The sick want
the best aid there Is For them and they should have
il. t-t-
Prepared by Dr. C. AVER, Practical and Ana
lytical Chemist, lowell, Mass. Price % cts. per
box. Five boxes for 81.
Sold by X KELLER ~ WHITE, Evansville, and by
druggists and merchants throughout the country.
kt Wholesale by J. c. AVER & CO., liG Walnut
St, Cincinnati jiSl
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ITAUIIITIEE.

LIABILITIES.
TIE amount OF Liabilities Gu@ or not due
20 tanks 9th. creditC rs-nOthing.
Losses adjusted and due-none.
Losses adjusted and not due.............s Il 06 ~
Losses unahi listed, in suspense, waiting
further proof contested. lGl,ss9 IS
All other claims against the Company are
small, for printing, &c.
Agents instructed TO take no risks exceeding slp,O0O,
without special permission.
The greatest amount insured in any one city, town
or village varies,
one block also varies.
The Charter or Act ~ incorporation and amend
ments is herewith presented:
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BGS@ The Hutsonville Banner says that
the corn is growing finely in that country,
and that there will he n fine yield, if there
should be no early frosts. The same paper
says that the smallpox has about disap-
peared from the village, only one case hav-
ing been reported during the previous week.
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IHvHE I.N'8IV:ILLEDE E.N.TCChr
n HARVESTER, FOR MOVING x REAPING.
This Machine introduced and used fer the
first time duriuC the harvest Of 1856; and though
new, has already established for itself rcPuta
ton which has never been reached by any other
combined Reaper and Mower, South and West; and
il now occupies position far in advance of all it's
competitors. -
Nearly one thousand of these Machines were sold
during the last two harvests, and the demand not
supplied I'm the States of Kentucky, Tennessee, In
diana. Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Arkansas, Alabama,
Georgia, South CAROLINA, Virginia, Mississippi, and
establishing the fact most cOncusirely, TINT Tor urt
versa use, economy, strength. and efficiency this
Machine is everything that is desirable, both as
Reaper aud as a Mower.
We have made some valuable improvements, suS-
crsted by careful observation aud experiment du-
ring the last harvest. These win he added 10 all
o,ir Raapcrs gnd Mowers now building for the har-
vcst of 1883
For sale on consignment, 10y
ap2S-,mdSw ALLls HOWES.
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zE.sRD W.sRE F0H the sPa5.,.s.

The undersigned has now on hand, and arriving,
full assortment Of Hardware, which he will
sell AT the lowest prices, such ~
SHCTELS IND SPADES
GARDEN HOES AND RiKES.
NAY IND Nh NIiRE FORKS.
TRACE LOG and OTHER CHiTNS
HINES IND HEDGE SHEiRS,
LOCKS AND LATG3TES,
BUTTS, HING rs 4 Nd -SCREHS,
TABLE md POCKET Cutler \,
Butchers and Earl Smiths Files, Mill and Gross
Cut Saws, Nails Carpenters and Coopcrs' Tools If
the best quality. uf-
Also, large stock Of Paint, Shoe, Counter and
other Brushes.
Begs leave 10 call the attention Of Groccrs buy-
ing Hardware, who will find IL o their interest To-
examine his stock before purchasing ELSEWHERE.
JACOB SrRAUB,
m23 Successor 20 \. Wadkirci
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Et9IREEs B.EHCOch, I.uPoRTER

name in part: aXles, springs made Of the best
steel; bands enamcled and of all kinds Of leather;
cloths Innings for carriages, yarnsheS, castings Of
all kinds, saddle tres, English bride feathers, bits,
stirrups, spurs, names, fine silver names OF all
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, scli-adiustias pads,
Taylors patent names, lily nets, shoe threads, horse
blankets, London Grth Webs. American Girth
and Rein Webs, both cotton and wOrsted: London
Welt skins, superior article ivory, gutia percha
and brass lined martengal rings; superior kerscys
for horse the best quality Of carriage bolts,
patent gig trees, &C., sc
Keep in fact everything appertaining to either
branch Of the business, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, weIld respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsrwhere.
am also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle.
ap20-dNw
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ODD FELLOWS.
sr LODI. -, -.


z PickeTel and White Fish-lO0 whole and half
barrel in fine order and best quality;
10 whole and half barrels MackeTel:
100 doz. ! and pound cars Oysters
200 drums Figs;
p bale picked Spanish Moss
- dozen Baldwin. Noy~v q eo.'s extra quality
Leon syrup:
800 uOzan shsla and half boxes Sarlines;
10 tieroes choice Rice;
supplies Of Cheese received weekly during the
Eam1ner season For sale by
GILBERT BOwIEs,
~ sycamore street near Water.
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-H[CULTURAL WAREUOUSE.-Wc have OPEN
Ell a seed and Agricultural WaTehouse. Have On
hand aud intend TO keep full supply Of Field and
Garden Seeds; also, a full assortment of ImPli-
meHts. We are Agents for
McCormck's Reaper; Mower and Reaper cont
binel. =
Young America Corn and Cob Crlisher;
Sanf0rsi's Straw Cutter:
Raymond s Roberts fi.sss.-
Peabody's Premiums P.olifo Corns --t -
Landreth q Sons Warranted Garden Seeds, SC
fehl5-dxw III COOK & SON r.