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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

ENOR sALE-rIFTY ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LAND,
within eight miles of the North river, Ulster county.
Those land should look this For particulars ad-
lress James o. Goodwin, Talensvie Greene county n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

HOUSE FOR sAIE-THE NEW THREE STORY BRICK
IL house No. Mansfield place. Fifty first street. between
Eighth and Ninth II Is of twenty
houses each Of which has front Of about rs feet m
London terrace Twenty third street, the house gas
BATH hot and cold water range, and located healthy
pleasant neghborhood within eight blocks Of the Central
tures ocoh &c $1,000; only 81 200 or $1,000 will be
CURED on bond ana no person wish
premises 70 THOS STEVENSON, No. n Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

uoR sALE-Ar STAMFORD CONN, THE TWO STORY
attic brick house. built In the most subsunuai
nx with all the modern improvements with conservatory At
Sneed house. and with about Of Land
fsy laid ont abous three quarter. OF mile from The railroad
Aepot Apply 10 O. H. OHARA, the premises, 10 y.
DRALEY, 81 Liberty street. 70 PHELPS PALMER, 81
atreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

ITO LET OR FOR sALE-THE STORE AND LOFTS
corner OF Thames street and Trinity place occupied
nrequhed The store 3x0 feet high has two
PETERS or II. j. OVERMANN, 43 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

T AIDES AND GlNrLEMnN's CAST OFF CrOTHINa
- furniture and carpets wanted. you wish to receive ar
houe fair value for goods and avoid all humburs sns
braggc.s or supposed presende,s call send by pos
HARRIS, l Seventh avenue between Twentieth and TWEEN
yrst Streets where be convinced TO your satN
faction who bumbugs the pubcthe fair value payer or hs
ns lb6 Seventh avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

c1 e)O0 FOR SALE, CASH MANUFACTURING
Wl.AOO. business, at sacrifice, the owner cannot
attend e III esabished I've years has good
get safe busness that viii stand the es and consanv in
creasng. Apply ~ 2l2 Broadway. room a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16


EOR sALB-H0usB AND LOT NO. 81 BEDFORD
II street. rare chance small genteel family. Price
5000. s2soo may remain Apply 70 FRANCIS AcDER-
MOTT, 1l2 Centre street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

ENXOEIsIOR BAR, OYSTER AND DINING SALOONS
v established twelve and doing good business
The good Will fixtures Of the above offered sale
cheap the owner has other business requiring his whole
enon. Agents need not apply. Call or address c. r.
Weekes, Jr,. So Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

sized high stoop brown stone front houses well located
corner Of Second and Eighteenth street. All modern
Improvements Apply on tho premnes or corner Of Eigh-
teenth street and avenue b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

no LET OR LEAsE-THE LARGR FOUR STORY
L brown stone house. Nol6l Madison avenue within one
block Of the For first family residence or ia
shionabe club house. cannot be surpassed has picture
gallery the whole depth the s that could converted
dining room. Can be seen between ga. NJ. aud r, NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

NOR sALE.-THE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE WITH
store and full lot 776 Third avenue between Fifty first
Fifty streets house 25y50 contains water u
places each floor marble manes and folding doors
Sixty remain mortgage for four In
quire he premises No agents need apply.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

ENOR SALE, AT A BARGAIN-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
residence 20 minutes ride from city and convenient 70
railroad and steamboat For beauty Of and health Ia
unsurpassed For further particulars apply to Mr. WHITE
l6S Elm street, between Broome and Grand SITS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

- above store seventy feet Deep plate glass 'front.' and
excellent stand for superior retail trade 200 rant Just
M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

rTo LET-THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
dwelling house l79 West nh street. Eighth
avenue; $SOO kso The stores 6st and 0i Eighth
rent 500 Also sulso rents IRON 500 70 $75
per year. Apply 70 EDwAhD rIMfs0N, 1855 West Forty
eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

DOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A COUNTRY SEAT OC
cupying the eligible and commanding position on
staten Island overlooking the cities Of New York and Brook
Jersey Princes Bay Amboy, Ezabehport Newark, DO
The improvements consist of picturesque gothic cottage with
The consists Of ten acres OF ground including Of
wood land fish pond of half fed by failing
springs OF purest water situated three miles either
Port Richmond Vanderbilt landing; will be sold
Staten Island in New York suburbs For further par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-16

ENOR SALE, AT RYE COUNTRY REsIDENCK WITHIN
hve minutes OF depot house finely located eight rooms
barn. stable about one acre. price $50; terms
quire OF DAVID BANKS Rye, Of Mr.. Cromwell 10 William
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19
crep. in montsomerr conn.
from the cIarksvIlIe Jsfs-sonlsn, Jane -


WHEAT The wheat crop in tiis vicinity is about
harvested, and re learn has proved very fair enc
In some localities il is slightly affected by the soab,
but scarcely sny with rgst. 10 point or quantity,
the crop Is ca d 20 &c fully an acreage one.
OATs-The cat crop is seriously threatened With
the rust, aud it is thought that the destruction Of
the crop will be slmos, as complete a. il was lsst
gear. Should it SO result, il viii prove a very i'm
p1riaat loss 10 our farmers as
CosE-Is rather Backward, butts looking up, and
and gives promise OF an excellent crop.
TonAeCO-The exceeding dry weather for the
past two or three weeks has been 9 great drawback
to tobacco planters. Few of them Up TO lat Fri
day had planted any, and the heavy rainS Of thst
day in this vicinity extended bu. short distance.
On Sunday aud Monday there was sn excellent sea
son for planting, which was doubtless improved
throughout the tobacco section Tue rains were
heavy and We understand general There is how
ever much complaint among the planters in regard
TO the plants which said to be OvergroWn in the
beds and almost unit for tTansplantiOc. In tying
trip through the lower portion Of Christian county
on Saturday last, We noticed good deal of land
which had been planted, but upon which probably
nineteen out CT every twenty plants were dead The
plants had evidently been set out in anticipation Of
rain which DID not CONS in time to save them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19
crops An Summer County.
FROM the Gaflatln Examiner June 10.

from tso Dalt3tn E1Aainer June 10 H.-rr
During the past week, we have been refreshed
with several tine and seasoaabie rains in every
ton Of the country, witch we're beginning 10 be
greatly needed.
THE WHsAT.-0ur farmers are now getting TO-
wards the end of the harvest. From careful and
very general enquiry We have arrived at the con-
elusicB that Sumner county has done very well with
her wheat crop. Il would be very safe to say that
the yield per is fully two third crop. if not
MORE while the increased quantity put in will fully
make the aggregate of the county a fair average
crop There Is bat opinion, and that Is that Is
excellent. zr2t STE
--0ATs-The rust hiss attacked the oats 10 differ
emit portions Of this county, but with this drawback
think that may fully calculate upon gocd half
crop. In many seetions the fields prO'use q boun-
tiful yield as ore could desire, while il ether
tions the Il SIS is total ir.e .F.a-
CoBS,-We have never seen fner prospect for
this cereal Up TO the late rains it quite loE,
but fresh stimulus has been given it, and with
good luck in tbs future, We may look Ton heavy
c-op.
EJcETsEAs.-O.her vegetables promise well. 10
some sect Gus the bugs are upon potato vines, bus
We do net hear Of any extensive ravages.
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].
and TIE lady. after insgsctiag the premises, ez-
pressed herself sasIssd Win he proposed purchase
and orr hero soeosdi1ely o. bis rsfEru 10 the city
iaf<aed tie proprietof that Ae nigAt consider the
bargain closed. stating 81 ths time Ibst the esd
should be forthcoming in a very short tine The
next evening the hfstory Of here's operstions
was bis marriage which sas cstsbrat "a duo form
and amid eonsidsrable.TeiaieiHg -s-.o
Not satisfied with his speeal tioOs in real estste
azd matrimohy he mss nse's lsuuch fsrtA into
olker matters. He acc SrdiBgly approached CAPT.
Shirley. he owner of7fhs steamboat }. c. Ciine.
aad proposed 70 purchase bis beat. ofsring 10 pa
lznd and negroes, stating that he vas Planter re-
siding IN the bottom and ha been overd0Esd for tee
sueee siys years; thai he disheartene b. these
successive losses Of crops, aud had determined TO
return 10 the caliRg Of bis youthful days-thst Of
steanboatink "A bargain vas struck and the Cine
was 20 be delivered ever 20 hero upon bis trsns
ferring to herloEnee eerisin negroes Of which he
prSfessed to be ssiaed and possessed II Is needless
70 ssy that the negroes for the boat and TIE $50
600 Tor the plantation barganed for, net forth
coming althsugs the pretended purchaser made
extensive preparatons 10 take possession Of beth.
Ga Tuesday evening the purchaser of $50 900 plan
tstiOas ana So 600 steamboats, lefl Tor parts un-
kno "a. abandosing al his splendid schemes aaa
even the partner Of his bosom to when be had been
30 }aleiy uhitedss b si'-- go trs -,.--f f.,..
z Previous to his departure be Borrowed sixty dol
lars from bis motber-in-isE, who could lily afsrd
TO lose il, aud tfty dollars from young Daa whom
he had engaged as eierk OF his steamer. .s -
Scott Is described as tall, lean, lank, lantern
jaEed, hatehet-fseed Individual OF most .ubprepOs
sessing appearance, bat With 4 smooth tongue sld
plausible manner. Let the press hand hin round
L r
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a FAMILY MEErrSo. The Gallstih Erqmiasr
says that the Sta inst, in the vicinity of that
town, three brothers, aud two sisters sat doWa at
the same table, The ijenticL table used BY their
parents, and their united ages amounted to 594
years. Their names are joan GILLxsPIE, sged &c
years, JACOB GILLESPIE, 81 years; GEORGE Git
IssfIR, Jr,. Y years; Mrs. EAKcY BLADsoE, rs
years and Mrs. LYDIA WALLACE eyed IS. the moth
er of JessPH WALLACE, the we'll known Surveyor.
The average of the Eve was IS as years. The
meeting must have been hspPy one Of those old
brothers and sisters, around the tsbls Of their
eestors 1-t 30
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CIarIsHilIe Items.
From the cI.rks,lIl. y.s.r,e,.l. =. yur


MgsrERroUs--On Thursday night last, the body
Of o newly born white female child, was found in
wilkins pond, nesr the Methodist ChEtoh The
head and one Of the hands we're much eaten by the
fish The verdict Of the Corcnsr's jury was thas
The child came TO its death By dreHning, st the
hands Of some person or persons unknoER 49,.
This is the second new born infant found drown
ed In this vicinity within very short Time Truly
city is making progress in crime and il is time
We were taking rank with other cities where such
offences are the order Of the day. s... .s
SUDDEN DEATR L! IKE CALABOOss.-An Irish
man named JOhu Doyle, who was locked up in the
Calabscse ab 1ut 10 o'clock on Monday for beirg
found drunk, was discovered to be dead about 3 o.
clock in the evening. He had been drinking 10 e1-
cess for some time and put in the CslabOose to
gave him an opportunity 70 sober off. The Coro-
nsE's jury rendered a verdict in accordance With
the facts. rs
ACcIDExT.-We learn from the officers Of the
steamer that the-Blauche Lewis struck snag on
her downward trip, which so greatly damaged her
that she was compelled to be Put the ways at
Paducsh, for repair. ~ '.s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19

noMFsrIc CEUELTr.--Ths Memphis AgPs1I
Of the 10th seys: "JOHx ANDERSON was ar
raigasd before the Recorder yesterday upoa the
charge of crueltytO his family generally. it having
been shOWn thstthe sccused had beaten his wife in
q most terrible manner A 6ns of $50 was assess
ed against ANDkRsos, by the Recorder, in default
Of tie psymtnt Of which the accused vas sent to
the chain gang for period Of OEe hundred and
three days
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19
Another Jeremy DIdIer-AttemPt az swim
ding ON n Large Scale. retf71


From the Memphis Avalanche, June 80 as .ris--,
The rascsIy acts of the celebrated Dr. John Wash
ington Williams, who VAS recently nsbhed in this
city and confined in prison, thrown entirely in
the shade by the dODgs of fellow calling himself E.
C. Scott who has been figuring here extensively for
The past few weeks. --s va, %. --.- . b.
Scott msds his advert into Memphis In the guise
Of an unfortunate Methodist preacher" who was
sd his way TO the death bed Of ar only daught r. 10
Mis- issippi, but who had been robbed OF all his
mouey on board the boat on which he had come up
the river. He applied to brother minister Of this
city for means sufficient to enable him 20 reach the
bedside Of his much-losed child, and his tale
OK sorrow and misfortune 90 EroughG upon the
Kind minister's feelings TO induce him to supply
his pressing need. ltsWss soon suspected that the
unfortunate brother was none other thsn sWindler,
but ne succeeded in eluding the investigations set
on foot at that junelHre for his Detection and The
circumstances passed out Of the minds Of those In
teresed. -- --tfztr-.- 49, .---.--.-...
IL seems that after didlins the minister, he took
up his quarters at q boarding honse on Monroe
street, kept by 8 widow lady, where be entered Ae-
lively into two speeulations both Of which he car
risd en- at the same time The arst was Of malri-
raonial nature and resulted successfully, his vic
/ tim being the. daughter OF the landlsdy. While
engaged in tie suit at the court Of Hymsn, he Eas
prosecuting vigorously other speculalions, the
| prominent one being the purchase OF plantation
from q leading and highly respectable citizen Of
this city, for which be agreed 10 pay SIC. 900 in
cash. Previous te his marriage with bis landlsdys
daughter, he proposed TO taxa bis intended out TO
! the place for which be Wss negotiating, sVerna that
he would purchase the plAalstoA unless Il suit
ed her They sceordingly proceeded together to
the place, shSrt distance GA ere Of our Railroads,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19

nsd-dOs was killed in Memphis On the 18Th
The animal had net only attempted to bite various
neighbOrs. but had made several attacks upon his
master, who dispatched him with en- az
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The MarfreesbOro' Telegraph states that The name
Of lbo BAPTIST Fensls Institute at that place hAs
been changed t,ihai Of Eaton Female College, in
honor Ct the late lAaented President EAros Of UI-
ion University.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-19
SIMMER dANUFACTTRING COaPANY,

]. A. BELL, EFT AIS
nURSUASTto decree Of the Sumner Chanoery Court made
atts april Term 1862 th3 undersigned Comnsso
WILL Saturday the 25h day Of June sell Ct Aucto 70
the bidder credit Of 6, p and "a months It's
f. CONTON FACTORY
belonging TO the Manufacturing Company. tbs
Of Gsatin, county Of SUMNER State Of Tennessee Said
faaoFy Spinning which 20ia 6pndss
Reels Dresser, % Cards. snd Bats speeers, Drivers
Looms which averaged about 1900 yards CotA per
week, good FIGURING Mil All driven By as
class Engine in good order.
large bTicG boarding houSe, WITH out budi7gs,
office and bale with three dwellings for
and 10 Snd will he sold With the Factory and
Factory buildings This property originally cost the company
about $50 90, besides improvements since made Its locality
healthy and easy Hcces being e Louisville and Nashville
Railroad % miles from Nashville bead by RslroAdO
River good quality There will be scd at the time and
terms Q or 10 acres Of land IN lots
The sale absolute SUBJECT redempton. The CommiF
authorized 10 sell privately and publicly Any urh
information obtained by addressing che undersigned at
Gallatin, Tenn, J.R, A. TOAPKINs.
nayftvtd W. II. BLACKMORE, Cons.
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The Memphis appeal says the black tongue is
prevailing among the sslls in the vicinity Of that
city. f-sr..s ~.
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host EALDAsLR OaFT PRoPRRFE-
FOE SALE.

AN neE adnE for sale n. HOUSE and ChHsF r,.t
III nov sccapte3 81 Nj D 3 Weilsr. tl - nE-lT d
Tbs h0cse iare sad codiQlz ec1fsinng
y rosss 9th servants cellars, coal sd sO ts, ~
The hoRss Il IN god oey & IL bang rcb1llt ~
4 better adapted for erSt class bsTding koas ~ hsa
In NadhTiIlss 80 49, y
Is lot % about sixty aTa feat front 81 HUNDRED
ynve Feet and ths ouss slRAle he
s4adon that W9zid render L eouodou Any ark
the city. ROY tlT .---s -
lrse portion Of the fsTnsarsezs DsEhased via sAsso
n deaiFed. = l rr-lr-- 81 -
swell known that hotel kesn Ia In III city, oss ~
s1ess, ald e any Eing e n Eh
on, this Il eEcelien opportunity prucura tns o
1oa, being s0n4snisnt % Al tAs basn POrons e -.
For terms, &c, apply ~ att -
dees4-u 800 -.--s- A.V.ALINDaEKK.
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WHOLESALE PRICES;

q
ShaEIs at about half price.
a Il Il A Il Il ID LII ST a.
M. RICH Paris Imperial Chips Leghorn, GOferd, ~
SS %0Tophen and English, Grape, Pamela, Belgium FSf
VA Stra=S, etc. WithSilk Blond and Point Lace -
- CorrIs. Bulbs,- and Trimmings. The richest ~
beautiful styles that artistic
eznpossby design for Spring and summer; and Infants and
Misses Hats and Turfsns snd that every Lady
In will bonor with call. I, VII give great
pleasure attend you ALL We have Likewise rich Garnitar
Sess for parties and bridal appoint and
SEQ boxes o. Paris Flowers for Bonnet. at Low ps Black Lace
Points, Lscs Yes Embroidered HankeFCefi- Lace Setts
Collars, Fans, rich Paris Hair Pips, and Ornamental
Combs &C. These goods, imported b. ourselves, and selected
BY Mrs Wise the New York viii be sold
unusual low prices tbs old stand stairs No. 46 Union
ext door 10 the State Eank
msyIl-H Mrs. r. WISE, Agt.
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ailenoak foR alale,

SsienOak for Sale.
II on SATURDAY R5sA, ls5e- 49, -
At1lslA VIII Be oGeEed ruhis
issslt.. Court House NaslVlIs he
Il dfai Coun,zy a.
y OAK. 70 niles frozn
Aoso Ps TSs prem sSssss = Ss . n si. 80 81.
"a TO .lorS tsss, coalsaa. saas 1 Fs - sf ~
s:1 Sa ' re soai s1 S ' s y IS az ~ 60 ~
ssSsss '-1' ~ aAa ~ '-'sA- - sss s
.1 s S y y al % Vi. nj : e ~ y, ~ @
satsrs-is rsTuirsd.
! and ia --aA
: Ut, 81 cFfT,tfftss go 1rlsga-
'sps-d&tEtd ,1r--rrsf 60 PsAlossaalns 60
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RALTImoRE Az OHIO
y -
RATIROAD.
Grenf NaIfOnal IL

Great NaIHORal RSOWtSs
YWNFRMINATES AT WASHINGTON NFn
Baltimore onzhe Esst, and wheeling BenEood sad Park
eTsburs the West s. which places it Etes vita Rallroaa
Steamers Sc, for and from all points 10 The
West, Southwest and NOFthsSEest.
Fare to New YORK and B0sonoSE DOLLAR estasa via any
other route. -lr
tvs trains leave Wheeling daily $3.50 P NJ, and 1890
Az
Direct connections made by thsae trains
For ali the Eastern Cities. -r-1-.f-
This Is the only route 70 Washington CISy.
Passengers by this Route Baltimore Phadepbja
New Ysrk and Bosom, a. the costof ceE Boston alone H
other lines.
Through Tickets the cities can Be proeurea via
Washington city a. an additional charge OF % 90.
Quick time and sure nnEsctions.
Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore and Ohio
the principal Railroad 0doss In Tie West.
Z. T. FULLER, Gen1 Western Agent
l. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
x 7. Smith. Master Tnnspoztato1. lspA
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VALUABLE REAL Estate ron SALE

VALUABLE REAL Estate Ron SALE
VWTISHINato Preposs % -
NJ Rom Davi1soaeounty Ol1oFE
THAT SU1UHBAN HESHDENCEs
situated Rankin TuruFfke within haf ms o. ne cs
ard opposite TIE residence Of The late Joseph " Horons
seu COntafn3nR nbOus F0rIT acres rLsr.F
ding 10 thsTciny 81
VILE and country rtsidsnd. Ths hun1e Hilr
be sold with purchasf cAoose
THAT. VALUABLE FARM "a 80.
ku1ga situated De Smith Turupho, toE
within three miles or ashTiils c9ataa7g -
Ths soil good, Il veil ualt aHd tbers
snail q ADD upartas al q
sdml.zhy adapted Tor soantry res1scss, -
farEs. Also, rnof-t r-.fs - -
REAEThFUL PAIN
NOV 0ceaPiea T. Q. Bapbell AID feflR
owned ~ HArd.ng .ining 80
plaee 10 90 farsr dSrpoa- II ~ L.
30 +. McCanDbeli vii
u-ss pisces o any who viii call. s--r-s..E -
property win be sold reasoasbls ts4s.
On C-alh Of one, three and fonr Eaars-
Apply 70 s. g. h0dslsy EaahElls, sthsr - -
egrsigusfs. TH08- Q. McOAMPBELTu
- 4 70 HashgsIIE4 -
= SOD see1 fEr-s -. McCA APBaLLs 60
rak3i SashunisL
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Lieut. Col. RICHARD OWEN N. D., lat, Professor Of Geol
oyy Chemistry the University OF Nashville,
septemler l3, 1858.
LIS UILsAS, Esq Dear Sir: After carefully adjusting six
Of their boxes, and making the indice
with other given point. cChhange the dali
day Of average the atmosphere found them during
rRny months peculiarly sensitive all HygTometrca changes,
and required their Indications because they
uther compared the the period with hair Hygrcm
stsr part the with Msson Hygrometer he and
dry bulb found the plants give the indications those
y instruments.
Being excellent Hygroms not liable to be broken
disraigs Wsl cheap enough be within the reach Of
farmers the community generally, think all persons WAo
buy YOUR instrument will be satisfied with the purchase
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NE are recsipt Of SphnE sd 8anns Rnrk e
w Ready MADE CiOthimgs Ell ths 49,
npOrtsi0Hs % s9sds for regular Es -
suitable for Summer Hhsh al
psaSs quality bszutY and ar4
Will manufacture tsn IL style equal ho11e IN u ~
We are well praFsd and give sose asnto1 70 1e @anufcE
Of AL kinds and dsscripion5gf gsusmen's apparel
u = Gar rdntpsrtuer IN ta Bast his Eh9s atrelll
70 TIE manufacturing 5nsins audi long szpsncs hsslers
furnishing hGd Made
hsknoEsdgeof the trade. EOzld eGRgincG ID al ~
Chat our prszAat stQsk . TIE I'D e. p 49, 81
HOST COMPLETE AND TAsTEFUE
have had ne pleasure 0f prescnng eustces
Tsnderlnst snda, ed
grateful thanks for their many Gyors hsreofors. and aarG
them that Il sA plsszars their
HsTemain X. Q. ANDERSON - &c.
L 49, s....-r..