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4 administrators Notice.

4 administrators Notice.
~ Letters of
administration on the estate OF James c
Noon. late Of Johnstown, Cambria county.
deceased. having been granted to the under,
signed by the Register Of said County, ali
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands against the same
to present them to
PHIL. 5. NOON, Admir-.
Feb. IS, lS63-Jl-6t.
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1 administrators Notice.

Z
Letters oG Admins
isgration IN the estate of William WhClTy,
jafc f t. Borough Of EbeushuFg. deceased,
ha-i1g hc,n granted u the undersigned by
tie a-zistcr uf Cambria county. all persons
knowing themselves indebted 30 said estate
are requested to make immediate payment.
and those having claims against said estate
will present them properly authenticated
for settlement.
II. KTNKI.AD. Admir-.
March ( 1863 -I3-6t
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TIE Ecrycrz cF ne ei-lcr c-,-.5 g tae u
tcE S.-:ez, C---Ezs. and B--f.Sa Proviucss
Cali, Peru, B--z,l, E-e~icos sud Il fzcs El-
l-cz: ali tie ci.5es On ihis cc-unou-, hrr-
signed this document, 70 asss--C thelr oC--
z-hz: rem e65Gs they nay - -wi-h - ETY.
coz s6suce. B1t o-- E-@cc - c----- a.
a pcrti-a Ct then
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For Rent.

I ,'or Rent.
The Office on Main street. In said
borough, formerly occupied by d. W Lew
Is M. D, OF which possession Will he given
Immediately. WM. KITTELL-
Jan. 2I, ISG3>7tf US
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EBENSBURG MARKET. RE
Export Revised weekly By
ROBERT DAVIS,

NSICHAEL HASSoN. ESQ. ATToRNEY
w AT Law, Eocusburg. Cambria CO. Pa.
Office On Main street, three doors Fast
of Julian. ix2
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millinery s straw Coods.!
1 UdIior's Notice.

I UuItcF's Noficc.
= Tie Undersigned.
appointed Auiitor Iy tie Court of Common
Pleas Of Cambria county. t. renort dfstri-
"tiHu "f tie pr. c@cdS # tlr Real Estate o.
&c RE Hook. sold 1T Sncrifl's sale. on PIur.
fr"d- FXron. M IOG. Sartrnher Term.
iCr2. af lie s'jt of Daniel Rcdnan. hereby
civ : uHire that he will attend to tie duties
i stl" ar"ojr tmclt a lis oiice IN E}cns~
Irrg, GH Tues Nv the T4fb day Of April
next at ore "',lnck. p. NJ. when and where
az persons interested may attend
J. i. SEAMAN,
H;Eraii lo.-2t Auditor
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A uctiOneers Notice.

4
THE undersigned having obtained a liz
ceuse as auctioncer in Cambria county from
SAMUEL J. RcYER collector Of the Nation
al tax law for the 18th District Penna. HERE
by GIVES SoTIcE. that he will attend TO the
duties Of an aucticncer for all persons which
may wish to employ him-all applications
made personally CT by letter addressed to
Lorctto L. .. Will be promptly attended to.
FNOS C. McMULLEN.
Ebensburg Dec, 18th 1862.
~ Letters TeStaneptary on the
last VIII and Testament of Thomas Galla-
CHER. late of Munster township, Cambria
county. deceased, having been granted by
the Register of said County 70 the under
signed residing in the Borough CT Ebens-
burg, all persons having claims against the
said Uccedent. are hereby notified to present
them properly authenticated for settlement,
ard those indebted are requested to make
payment without delay.
WM. kITTELL, Executor.
Feb. %, lS63.-l2-6t.
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JOSEPH BENDER,
HENRY COLE.
March 1850
-. ttministrEtors No1tee.

: letters Of
a..u,;ui,trati n ds JoHiS non on the estate Of
Philip Noon, late Of EbeusbuTs borough,
dgcetssd. hsviug been granted to the under
si--.ed by the Register IF Cambria county,
ali persons INDEBTED 70 sal estate are re-
guested 10 make Immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands TO present
PHIL s. NOON, Admir-.
Feb. IS, IS63-il- 6l-
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oTrains will stop at stations marked
"a I, ;" only :yhen signal is given
EBENSBURG & CRESSON RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, December -, 1862,
trains on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE EBENSBURG-
At 100 y. VI, connecting with Mail East
and Phila. and Bait Express West
At $50 p. NJ, connecting with Express
East and Fast Line West
LEAVE CREssoN-
At 1885 A. NJ, or on departure of Mail
Train East.
AT 9.S5 P. NJ, or on departure Of Fast Line
West
ENOCH LEWIS. Gen. Supt.
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Ayers Sarsap2C:lt2,
Ayers Cherry Pectcr9l,
Ayers Pills, arl
Ayers kGCc c.
PREPARED ~
Dr. Z. g. .eEc- = CC.,
LOWELL MASS,
AEI sold b. DTus-i= : every where
SOLD BY
r. S. Bum, Ebensburg; C. I. Frazer; jon
town; Steigerwalt and Maucher, Carroll
town; p. IL Shields, Loretto; NJ. Dough-
Chess Springs and by Dealers everyWL-e
April 2l lS62-lv
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MAYORS OF TIE
Great Cities.

0I SaC C1JlGS.
we. the ua5erziE7ei Mayors. hers,z Ger
tify that the Druggists, A2o.2es--.as. as
Physicians CT CIR several cities have z,rne=
a document % asza-naco - IL t,a> = va rs
SARSAPAEJLLA has been Tsl,s5 Cd C.
a remedy q s-ea- ez-e-iS--S, - ys--s1--
the conGdeocs Of tzs cc@nluai.y.
HON. JAMES COOE.
-1-y0r o. LOWELL, HAS.
HON. kL3IN BEARD.
la--o- G EAsEJ4. - Il.
HOE. =. -. IaRREE1Tcw-
II-y-r g MAECEES-E-z, II L.
EOE!. JOI-g AEEcTr.
I-sy-- OF con go, =. =.
IOE.-A. II. EULLO TX,
E-y-- C y.OC-zJ- II --,E--
EoT. I1GTE'L sTLsZEZ.
1-I-o- q $50. 49,
EOE. z. ". LINCOLN. Jr..
Meyer CT BOSTON, E-L.sJ-
HON. VIZ. u. FoDEAr.
a--yor C P2o ytDGSoE- p =
Hoc-. 1.Ios -. PRENTICE,
M % uo2EICLs C1c---.
HON :. =. HARRIS,
S-ayo- o SEET EoEO0Ts CO..
HON. CdAS. S. RcOER.
E4yor c. EC. .sG-EL--, .. =.
HON. D. Z. mIEMANN,
Mayer Of III. - YORK CITY.
HON. Il. n. KINsTREY,
E2yor OF HAMILTON, = -.
HON. ADAM wILsozT,
N2yor CT ToCO-gO, G. -.
HON. r. II. BISHOP,
Mayor of CINCINNATI, o-UO
HON. I. Il. CRAWFORD,
Mayer OF LOUIS VILE, -.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Nayor OF LYOJs, lov-E.
HON. JAMES GIcFEETER-.
M2y5- Of 30 TEANVILL-, c. -.
HON. JAMES ". NORTH,
M-yor Ct AUlUsTAs 1EE.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr.,
Mayer OF uALLOWELL, -.
HON. JAMES s. BECK,
Mayo- CT REOGRLC-o--, = =
HON. WILLARD NEE,
Mayor CT ElTV BEOEoEC, x
HON. j. BLAIsDELL,
Hayo- or FALL RIVER, LA-E
HON. ". II. CRANSTON,
Eayor OF NEWPORT, =. Z
HON. FRED STILL,
E-yo- OF CABEE.s IL
HON. JOIN HoDGDEN,
Ilayo- CT EU3CGJEs &C.. %
HON. THoIAs CRUpcEE-T1D-
Mayor OF CHATTANOOGA, -
HON. ROBERT BLAIR.
Ezyo- or TUSCAlSc5-., -
ROE. Il. D. BAUE3,
IIa-C- CT a1z-2---'=--i -------.
HON. GERARD sTEL
mayor = EEVy C2-CA-z. =.
HON. 4. D. SCRANTON
Mayor CT sCCEEsTEE, =. Z
HON. DE WITT c. GROVE,
Mayor o. UTICA. - =.
HON. GEO. wEsOv.
Mayer oI P-TEsz-5--E. -.
HON. c. II IJEL.
E-yo- 81 -1-lEL--. ----.
HON HEArAE :. PECF.
Ezyor O. LElyVAC--Izs 49,.
HoE. W. W. VAUGHN,
Esyc- u I.ECESI. ~
Certify "a: .hs re- fr-- -'-g-.-zt> E-sr
assured -a-l
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MANUFACTORING CONpANy,

We i'll give commission Of one hun
dred per cent. on all goods sold by our
Agents, or we will pay wages at from $50
to s 700 per Iaouth and pay al necessary
expenses For particulars address. viii.
stamp CHAS- RUGGLES. Gen. Act.
F. the adams Man. Co Detroit. Mich.
May Il. iSG2.-lv.
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7 .'s"' The following named
- have a.rd petitions in the Office Of
20 .l Quarter. Sessions of Cambria
s -r Tavern and Quart License, to
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w 4 Partner who las a
thorough knowledge Of the Stave and Shook
business, AMI who can come well recon
mended. to superinteul personally. the bu,i-
ness Of the same. With or without capital.
Tie undersigned having gconsi3crab'eamouut
ct Red and White Oak timber near to tie
Tyrone and C.esrlirld R8iiruaJ
A. LUMBEkMAN.
Phi'ipsburg. Centre Co. Pa.
March l !, 1868 3t"
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udiior's Notice.

4 udiior's Notice.
The undersigned,
appointed Auditor by the Orphans Court of
cambria county. to hear and decide upon
the exceptions filed to the account Of III.
kinkead and Eiizabzth Stahl. adm;nistra-
tors OF Jacob Stahl, deceased, and TO report
distribution Of the fund in the hands cf the
administrators, hereby gives notice that he
viii attend to the duties of s.id appoints
ment at his uffice in Ebensburg. on Satur-
day the 11th day Of April rext. at one
o'clock, ?. NJ, when and where all persons
interested may attend
!. E. SEAMAN.
March lS,-3t Auditor.
flNHvern stand for Rent.
Il That well known
stand, the :. Cambria House. - situate In the
Borough Of Wllmore. Cambria Co. Pos
session will be given ON the frs Of April
next. Apply TO
WM. PALMER, Agent.
March Il. lSG3 -I4-3t
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T-C-- E'rEp'- y.
7 1r-rrr s. TIMED R ON HIRE
.-PER WARE MADE TO ORDER
.1 r-0NS o- SMOOTHING IRONS
-N~ WNE0R0AFnS.
0.F'Trs STCVFS- FGG S'TOVFS
H-ITIEr cook ST0FES
.'1lFY COOKING STOVES. PA
TENT. AFa0TT & NOBLE.
a.--v r.na- Pittsburgh or Phi'a1c'r'fe
.sra-'~ stoves always on hand or
r-nnrri on 6ars notice
..0 DATES AND CRATES f. .~es.
a'v7vS on hand
HR0N0HLANPS from G2~'s. 20
cFIDFEEYs AMI, WICES Al ways
ON hard
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Tsfnte ofJncob ShE bncber. decd.
!! Wh,feaS Letters Testamentarv
on he last viii and testament Of Jacob
Sh4harher. Sr., late of Carroll township.
Clr.hria rauntv 5"ccaS d. have been grant
al to the UNDERSIGNED. residing in said Town
shin. hv Il e REGISTER of sad county No
tee j. hereby given t0 all persons having
Gains against the estate of said deceased. tn
present them pr0perIv authenticated for set
tIemart and those indebted are requested to
make payment imr'@;ia'eiy-
.TOSEPH BENDER,
HENRY COLE.
NF,rcT- I z -rf~ Executors
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March f9, 3t
Iv.ta.c OF Daniel NI.CnnIcv. lce,d.

I|,t"sc Of Daniel N'CnuICv. decd.
u Whereas Int'crS TrStamcntarv
lie l9~f viii and testament of Daniel
Hi'C'r'cy Iate # Carroll township. Cambria
c.rrtv. Ge eas, i. have hecn granted TO the
understood. residing IN the s'i1 tarn~lin
l.v tie 7 sister e ssi3 county y. tice is
p r.hv Given 70 ali WILSON'S having claims
against the Estate of rafI deceased 20 pre-
~ tl.nt rrorcrlv authenticated f"r settle
rl0r.. ar7 those iuIel'e1 IRE requested t.
.hn n-v-urrt imwa''i1trlv.
FNTTST KTREPATEICE.
NargI l9. Ct Executor.
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Is - -c--e.lc-t rs-r s'y. Ezz --r-.sy = 80 -a--
-Ec1-c q 80 ---l--=E y
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Sh2Fiirs Office. Ebensburg.
March Il, iSC3-5t
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" W&E1R0APDS
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Nrphans' Court sale.

March 4, 1863 -I8-Gt.
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MAR.RIED.

At sometime (prol sbly), by so ebedy, somewhere
In the United States or Canada, (very possibly in
u 3 Infantrv,) now in command Of For. Ontario.
New York. to Miss ORIANA PENDLKroN.
Our authority for msking tha above announce
ment relative to our valued friend Capt. Lewis, the
patriot soldier cndeared to 80 many Of the people
OF McGrsgor, based on the receipt, last week. of
an envelope enclosing two handsome cards indicat-
i"s --i.~. 80 A.-- -...s, 90 sr-..~--ns
wan thing in the letther but the two cards
jist, on one Of which was '.Capt. Il Mrs. Chas. II.
could we do but guess at the balance As carefully as
posabie' Some son of mirth sold US nee on the
exhibition Of wedding cards that we're prem aturelv
got up TASK "D. D. f." about it, and since that We
60 slow, without we furnished the names OF tho
aiders aad abeters we'll as those OF the perpsra
tors OF the deed. Last week we dared not notice
these cards-tbis week we'll venture a word or two
Of comment--shou!d the wedding report be A ca.
nard, we pledge to take ack every line that follows
II Capt. Chas. II. Lewis of the Regulars has rene
and-enlisted, under the banner of one of tho
beautiful ladies of New England, land We rather
guess he has, for he often told us he would If he
could) We say SIT is we'll" "Let It be recorded %,
May Heavens choicest blessings ACCOMPANY them on
the march through life to the final ers l.,
May tattoo be an ever welcome sound to them. NAV
Oharies prove vigilant sentinel, and may their
comp, in time, have full OF "infa ntry Of tho
hns--of Lewis & Peudleton. selah.
At Elkader, Iowa October god, 1868 by Rev, J, r.
cameron, Enoch Cummings and Mary II. Lyons, all
OF Clayton county.
In DEBORAH. October 2sth, by q. Mckay, ESQ.,,
MT. Oie oleson, 9th Iowa cavalry, to Miss Anna
Maria Simonson.
In Floyd, Iowa, cath alt, Mr.. David Lutz, to Miss
Helen f. Bray nard.
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A CARD-To my friends of Clayton
county, Iowa, and the public generally,
would say that on account of rough
article in reference to myself published in
the N. l.. Times Of the 2Sth inst from j.
Peickart & Co. in regard to the premium
awarded at the late Clayton Co. Fair on
harness, that my harness exhibited at said
fair being of different description from
what was proposed for premium, conse.
quently was not entitled to the award Of
the Committee, would therefore call the
attention Of The public to the workmanship
and style Of construction Of the aforesaid
harness, but more particularly &c tn. h-iaieo
where they represent double gag-runners.
The first and second gag runner operates
which has never before been introduced to
this part of Iowa, and is more valuable as it
enables any one to drive fractions horse
with slender line. l am sorry to state to
the public, as also to my friends of Clayton
county, that the respectable judges appoint.
ed by them on harness should have over
looked so valuable an idea: and as intend
to manufacture job for the next Co. Fair,
shall hope to convince the committee of
the importance of constructing harness in
the above manner, and they will doubtless
be able to see hepoint.
WIN. Koss.
Oct 21sf 1853
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WOOD INSPECTION ORDINANCE:

Be it enacted by the Town Council Of NeCroo,.
That It shall be unlawful on and aftsr che l2th
day of November, 1868, for any person in the Town
Of Mcaregor to SELL or deliver for to buy receivs
having the same inspected aad measured By the
Council.
There shall DO two Inspectors appointed whose
Wood or Fuel brought to them for inspec,ion. FOR
which they shall charge and receive TEN CENTS
wood. ~ a~rs' $50 F& 49,
Each Inspector shall make out and deliver TO tho
person presenting said wood, ticket signed by him
OF the proper date giving the name Of the party and
felline said wood on selling or Delivering TIE same,
shall deliver said tickle. to the purchaser Scd tick
ct shall be printed or written 10 Ink.
At the request OF either the purchaser Or seller. II
shall measure the same after IL Is corded M. for
which he shall receive cents for each cord n lesa
than three cords, and i've cents for ali over two cords:
but in no case shall he receive more than my cents
for one inspection.
One Inspector shall be stationed 1t or near D. Al.
lens store and one at the intersection Of Ann and
seventh streets, near the upper Public Square, ct
oBriens corner, and shall be present FOR inspection
and p. m. Of each day. ssra!s ,.a.a. -.
1t shall be the duty OF each Inspector to put mn -
MS once in conspicuous place sign Of ssWood In-
specors Once" and to make weekly returns to the
Mayor, setting forth the names of the persons for
whom wood has been inspected, and the amount in
each load, aud they shall promptly report to the
Mayor the names OF all parties known to them vie
lating this ordinance i3T Ery
Each person violating this ordinance shall be liable
to fine Of not less than Five inoee than Twenty
Dollars for each violation Of he same and shall DO
mpr oned in the Town or County Jail until said 6ne
and costs are paid
Enacted October 2Sth 1868. aat +avssEss.
JOHN T. SLOVENIAN, Mayor Of McGregor.
Attest--LouiS BENTON, Jr., Recorder. 368
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pEcoRAH.-The Republic gives accounts
Of several sales Of property in that enter
prising town. The sales are for cash and
atgood prices, thus evincing confidence
in the future Of the place. We regard
DEBORAH as one of the best business points
in the North Of the State, and in the liberal
character and conduct Of its citizens both
in political ind in religious sense it is
much ahead Of others which are reported
to US. This latter credit, and indeed all,
may be atttibnted 10 the mixed nationalities
of the earth, and sections of the Union
McGregor Is made up in the same way and
hence there is no one class or nationality
to establish code Of bigotry in social or
political life which is oppressive to the rest
Long may both towns wear the honor Of
liberality in opinion and reap tic profit Of
activity in trade.
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THE OvrsIDE..-On the first page o. this
paper will be found an elegant poetic com.
position by our young friend Capt Brain
ard, Of whom we spoke last week. Hope
he'll write again and come and see US when
he hears Of Bricks" passing this way i
The Cap. and Brick make a pair every
time.
The reader will also find on the outside
all about the DRAFT, the deser.ers, rules
regulating the volunteer system, the Pres.
ident's letter to Gen. ,Schofiell, of st.
Louis, the decision of Judge Clerko in the
Geo. w. Jones case, &C., &c.
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ID i H II.


At McGregor, October 9th, OF Dipi heris, EMILY
PIsRcR, daughter of Joel aud Maria Anlsdeu. ared
years, months and Is days.
Little Emily was active aud intelligent above her
years, very sociabe in her rambles, known
to nearly everybody in the town, and was a uniyer
sal fatofite:
The stricken family from which she is taken do
not mourn alone for the early death of their cheer
full pet there Was general feeling OF sorrow when
it was announced.
In Madison, on the;2ith OF october, Of Diptheria.
LoTTIE b., only daughter of 10 uis A. and Emma f.
Pradt, aged two years and eight months.
The years bea utiful artist walks among us; the
leaves OF the maple grow crimson beneath his fairy
pencil, and the foliage Of the beech is golden Brill.
liant as Nature Il in her Autumn garments our bsar,s
are saddened to record that Tod has been with us
and has taken little Lotie our first born, to dwell
with him in Paradise.
oh We are 80 loneW the funeral train
Bore so much Joy away--left much pain;
The angel we chcrished-our blessing, our love-
Plumed her bright wings for mansions above.
E.F.P.
In Mitchell, October goth OF Typhoid Fever, Chas.
years, three months and four days.
In Mitchell, October 7th, Of Liver Complaint. Ed.
win IL Howe, aged AZ years.
In Charles City, October Gath of Dptheria, W es.
ley Allen, aged about 81 years.
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ELECTIONS. = Stone is Governor by 10000.
Curtin by $4,000. ,Brough by $4,000.
Penn. Legislature about tic. AS VIC 60 to
press nothing is heard from Wis. Min. Ill.
and N. York. We give them all up in ad.
vance. We saw 1870 and 1852, and learn.
ed that men were some like sheep: let part
Of the flock jump the fence and the devil
cant stop the remainder. They will all
jump back again when they find what I'M
constitutional fields they have been invited
to. Faith and works will bring US around
OK. Mi ds.perandum is the motto of the
brave advocate for the supremacy Of law ever
bayonets.
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The practical Farmer"

is designed to elevate the farmer to his true position
as scientific man. Its editorials spirited, and
agriculturasts in the country. IL will be our special
aim to make this journal welcome visitor to every
household. Its Ladies' Department will be founa
interesting and useful. Its Youths Department viii
be presided over by gentleman who has for years
been teacher of youth In one Of our bat instisu-
We shall make our paper the true medium OF sue:
cess to grape growing Each number will lead the
way and give unmistakabe directions On this subject.
follow directions in purchasing the light Kind Of
vines. or in planting, srainng and pruning theuA for
Our price; including both the "Iou. Vine, aud
the paper for one year Is only One Doar and T1su.
ty-Five Cents, or by RENTING this amount to the
office Of the Practical Farmer and Scientific Gardner,
No. rs Park Row, N Y, you will receive weekly
agricultural paper equal to the best published In th0
| city. and the rape vine above mentioned.
1t must be seen, we think, that this affords re-.
markable opportunity to make money. Twelve dol
lars at club rates will secure thirteen subscribers to-
the "Practical Farmer" and thirteen one year old
Iona Vines, worth at the regular price list thirty
dollars, club of twelve will be entitled TO eur
paper at the cost Of one dollar per aunun with the
vine gilt, and the person or persons making up the
club will receive an extra vine and aso paper
tree of CHARGE thus ut the regular price Of
su oscrpton and the vines, you make 927. The club
vines in all cases will b. rent BY express free Of
the expense to us on each vine stf
This liberal offer Is made simply to give our papaE
extensive circuatop; We have stated time and
again that we should spare no expense TO obtain the
largest circulation Of any Agricultural Paper in tho
United States aud will here say frankly that there
club rates afford but small proht. But now that
are firmly established We are prepared to make
this liberal offer, knowing that IN the end Il will pay
us. We would advise those who wotid s6sNfs th4
vine to remit at once Twslve Dollars and kii sshd
thirteen vines and credit them with thirteen papers
and vines not all wanted at time the Twelve
Dollars will thus secure them call.
The Iona vine is Warranted to US By Ri; Grant,:
(using bis own words,) to be remarkably strong sad
,UcH rooted one year old ptants,'- being the same
named in his catalogue for 81 each.
CUUTANT BAKER.
Terms Of the Practical Farmer CoHiensed:
One copy one year, (wsekly,). "
One copy year nd one Iona Vine, the vtns :.
will be sent by mall post paid, ........... 4 e
Thirteen comics and vines to address Sor y "
The odd Vine and copy belongs to the clnb agent
Address all Communications TO- ...s.f y FfFs ~
TIE "pRACTtCAL FARMER. y II
367m8 No. 20 Ferk NOV, y. IA K