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re. A CARD FOR THE -
Fall and Winter Clothing Trade.
Of San F'ranciScO.


BADGER & LINDENBERGER.
Nos. All, Alb and AIS Battery street, Cor Merchant
San Francisco.
Entire New and Fresh Stock.
WTE would call the attention of COUNTRY
w MERCHANTS to usually lage stock of
Goods. Our stock comprises every article in tho
Clothing and furnishing line We have constantly
hand the largest stock and greatest variety Of
Cashmere and Wool HATS of any House in San.
Francisco, and our prices for these goods are less
than those of any house, receive them direct
from the manufacturers consignment. Our stock
ofSummer and Fall Goods is particularly attractive
and the great feature to the country merchant is the
unusually low prices
Less than the Cost of Importation
We also keep the STAPLE ARTICLES in the Dry
Goods line, which Goods we have purchased in this
market under the hammer, and are offering them at
New York cost, and less.
We epublish this card in order that we may make
new acquaintances and induce those who have not
heretofore purchased of to call and examine our
stock.
Good Articles and Low Prices
Are the great inducements to all who purchase to
sell again. Merchants who buy of us can make a
good profit, and sell to their customers at a low fig
ure. We remain, respectfully,
our obedient servants,
BADGER & LINDENBERGER,
Wholesale Clothing and Hat Warehouse,
Nos. All, 4l3, and 4l5, Battery street,.
San Francisco, Aug. 5, 1864. 44ms
, 1864-08-05
Sewing Machine

Sewing Machine. ao0S
Flour. and Grain Sacks
Made to Order, u -.
AT THE FURNITURE WARE-ROOM,
Aug. 5, 1884. If Walla WalIa
, 1864-08-05

The expenses of the New York Sanitary Fair
were over 100000.
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CUTTING AVID CURING CLOVER

Clover should be cut Immediately after boss
oming and before the seed il formed. II should
be cured in such q manner as to lose as little Of
its foliage az possible, and therefore cannot be
treated exactly as the natural grasses are. 1t
should not be long exposed to the scorching sun,
but after being wited and partially dried, i.
should be fOrked up into cocks and left to cure
IN this positiOe. The fourth or fifth day, when
the weather is fair and warm, open and air il an
hour or two, and it will be fit to cart to the barn
Glover cured in this way without loss of foliage,
Is better for Hilch cows and for sheep than any
other hay Ii may also be fed 10 horses that are
not had worked. or TO young stock, but il IS most
valuable for cows in milk. For other farm stock
il is worth from two-thirds TO three-fourths al
much as the best hay.-Nan,Ial Of Agrieilltnrs.
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ROSTE7TER,S BITTERS.

The weak stomach IL rapidly invigoratcd and the ap-
petite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence il
works wonders IN OF spepsia and less confirm
ed forms of Indigestion Acting as a gentle and pain
less appcrient as well upon the liver Il also invsra-
bly, relieves the Constipation superiRduced by irregular
action Of the digestive and secretvc organs
Persons Of feeble habit, liable 20 Nervous AR1eks
LOlrness IF Spirits and Fits Of LGng,sOr,
Find prompt and permanent relief from the Bitters
The testimony this point most conclusive and from
both sexes
The agony OF Bilious Collie is Immediately assuaged BY
single dose Of the stimuant, and by occasionally
rsortng TO IT, the return Of the complaint may pre-
vented.
As = General Tonic
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>EM YORK STATE FAIR.
FIRST r,nil.A iar t-rl.} Na,a'.r
flI-l Frsn'i'n iNf N-i.'aAl1.fiDs machine
f.s. i' n''-i-. i'f AAt-'e "'rN
ln-lina state if-r
iitsi ifciaiiih i'f hi,I-i.t ' al laii-'
flrsi lren.-n 4. &c Machine MefA
Vermont State AR.
firsi premium Family Na'ii.'
first premium ftr Na-siAttI.s4ls 49,. hi-,.
FIRST Premium 20 N-c-ia0 Ners
Ohio state FAR
FIRST premium flr Machine Wu>
Iowa state Far
First premium f.r flrl.l f.. Nsr.fsn
trst premium q a Manufacturing Machine
FIRST premium f1r Machine Work
Illinois STATE Far.
First preinilu FOR Machine i'r su purposes
t'rsi premium fsf h-ct'ue N"re
Kentucky state Fair
FIRST premium f,r n -ht.a Or aH g.rruss-
fFsi pre imam i'i N-eii4e ""fA.
Michigan STATE Flir
First premium flr Family Nl.hiu-
tirst premium ~ M'n1ia- teriDs M4,lii.
i''' if.i'.-.i i'r A-'A.ar "'fA
fennsy wanna Stat Pair
fiIs, premium ~ A'nu''ciari"s N'enin'
'"s' i4-i'''l. ''i A'. N'At N'fe
Or son state FAR
TliS' premium Jog PANTY Msch'n'
'.'' ~ '''.'i'' 'e' N-0-'' ~ ''A
,attend'u &c. tNtl asr Slc
ti-s. l'. -'-'. .'r ? amy Ma'n'n.
~ i--l'- ..' s,''-.'' ..t i' '.-'' '....'
'''- premium JOY 'i'.i''i" WIN
ANA NO ~ -" g. fa"
80. ..7. !. ,li.--' .i i'nis Va. -'A
i'-'' i'''''' -i '.'' 'i-i ''''.' ''iis 'i''ii-
'uampan Valley va Agr p SOC
r t.-- prsln..ia ~ Panty NA-hu.
-, i ,,.n,a Manila 'l..t N''"'He
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DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich

Il izan county on lugLsnl. - AT session oi t.l-
Probate Court for the county % ln.aia holden te
Probate ONCE the yiass q Mason ou Tuesday, tAr
7th day u June. ~ the year one thousand eight
hundred and Sky -i1sr. Present. Mm- H. iuchutY
Judgs Of Probate H. the matter u The estate of john ~
Tyler ceoeased On reading and llIus the getitQn+
duly verified u Isaac Tyler. father al sand dectaslN
praying for letters Of administration upon SAID estate
Thereupon orlsrol that TUESDAY tle 5th dag ~
July next at IL O'Clock iu the forenoon be assigned
for the hearing VI said petition, and that thc heirs t l
Of said deceased and all other persons interested n sails
estate are required to appear oi said Court
then to bc holden the Probate Once in the village %
Mason and show cause II any there Dee. Why the Pray or
Of the petitioner should not 5e granted And Is fur
Their ordered that sai pet toner give notice o. the per
sons IN tcrcsted SAID estate, Of the pcndcucy oi sa
petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy Of
this order 70 DE published IN the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating sait county Of ing
ham successive weeks previous To said day Of hear
ing a true copy) WM. H. PlNCkNEN,
477w3 Judge az Probate.
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e The InGsr, Confederate organ printed,
IN london, publishes list OF blockade runners
and their fortunes, from November, 1861, TO
March 10, 1864. Ii appears that eighty-four
steamers have been engaged in this business
thirty seven have been captured, twenty-five
lost and twenty-five are still running. Besides
these, loo schoOners have arrived at Nassau
from various ports OF 425 attempts to run the
cessful.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
LEATHER STORE.

OPPOSITE TIE EDGAK HOUSE,
~ Lansing, Michigan. / viii keep constantly o.
hand the following articles. Sole Leather C1I0red
Roans, French Calf skins, Upper and Kip Leather No
rocco Kid Lining ac1 Binding skins Shoe Threat Last
ngs Laces Gollcons. Knives Pincers Tacks Pegs Nails
Brlstss RAsps Lasts q 81 kiIds, Boot Trees CrEs Sc
All Of which wil sell - low they can be bought
in Detroit With transportation added.
The highest market price viii b paid IN cash for a.
kinds u hides. (475ne) TON C. BELL
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1872 AlSf.
Tt TAo K.i- nt.ns 90 NltfANXfp ll iIll-. a.
bear hot ana cola water aud - i neither hr'A nar tf
q buttans.
-I-O-r improved fal tlui ~ fastening iit l.4l'r F"
the SHAFT secured o. us hY fafters iitIt se believe
Zoo Dee ttry superior fo asp other
81 tito frame bfne 90 irlr tlliuu.I't .i.. l.f~i,
40 danger from rlsi is removed tnl tue l' nfi 20
shrih swell. -Iiii sd. atl unavoidable b. fUH.ef DID
chine is prevented
sib The spiral SPRING. os.r t hals f-iAI
ihs Ms'hlao ser Adjusting. a f-i tna. 80
srre arfiriss. EeN ae aftirh- lrrf'n in t'rth'H
ar certain 90 receive uniform lr.--4l'.
Jth.-Th. plf.at Fastening. ty a.a.A fi0 ha i
tghtoned o. tie tnb We believe tn Co. superior a i
llIDfy and efrienry O. anything gfi offered
Oh -lt viii wiring Thoroughly anything from b 'i'
GIF THREAD Go fEr ~ Ut iu.o.f anF tlfer-laa
whatever.
IT, No thumb screws or complicated ii.tfitnit 2
out Fet ont q order. q CO he flfeuHi army
tl the tIl il single second.
d " AMIIHFTT Ag,rf 10 Iagtor Cl'fsiy q o.
cro>trry SIR rg7oni, a. faTf'ol fGH-inq W
az In3
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T COMBINES ALL THE GOOD

] COMBINES ALL THE GOOD
U.At.e- & other hrs. class Machines AM possesses
many l.lyt-tt. ever ans and all 81 tlem.
L tla most Simple Perfect ts Ne hail Con
strletou, of ans sewing Machine yoI offered % the
public and tAs only Vrr raia able of making more ths1
N.r kirf Ni stitch
The f-el may hs reversed n any point desired with
llt -to al.,l. Rise N4rline
Change Tor tle tartas stitches may be InA4a wnt
tle machine j. m m0fion
It. STITCHES are Size wonder ~ ai-
Tie hesgtg ~ .-z stitch is uas4E passed
\ other covers sn large range NJ WORK
Ses- l.ht and heavy fabrics with equal facility
Tie ,s0rs NlI feed r.iher 80 tle risht ar left.
Buns quietly. SeN- rapidly
No di1ncay experienced IA sewing across thlc ser ms
N-ell. lu. re- readily al Istei khan lu Aly other
sliae.
Tal.ors cannot afford n DO without ONE
Every family should have /" Florence"
It. motions are AL POSITIVE
N4 .e~f lifetime
- -t-ia - 10 yet Gus of order
J. tAoFou XII practicaL
Tls a. ln..r t'.H Il|,t f.i4ctIcai "a 4se-
Ilr wiir aet narrow A.a,. And wii fe iO t-tiflly
D. hreil- neatly 4ri ul-.rfiy without ths slightest
alteration
Ih. ialst .asxrsg ioncef ini no diacaity lsin. Il
uE- 10 dresses All rs mach uory 0ein. m Tie sop O.
til table
L.-r machine warranted
D. ~fI ~li -tlntiat- al ve claim for 70
=. NlElt, Agent.
a.. N.e. .-a. s3lyi
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One certificate, telling you what you can have will be
sent for twenty Eve cents-dve for dollar eleven fr
two dollars thirty FOR five dollars Also for dollar
will send you new battle pin, with the likeness Of
Gen Grant, or either General in the army or 3 solid
Silver Shield Of either Army Corps Division Com
pAny, with your name, regiment, and company hand
sornely engraved thereon. Also. Cavalry Arti-
ery Engineer and PontOnier's PIN FOR 81 So Send for
wholesale illustrated circular
The attention Of our readers IS respectfully invited
the advertisement Of Messrs. 6 NJ WARD 90. We
personally acquainted with the members OF this
FIRM and can vouch for their responsibility AL bust
ness ARRANGEMENTS which they may make, have
thorough knowledge OF their mercantile integrity
their run ability meet all OoigAiions-AT1sy and
N1rz G1z1te Aims
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22

Is VIVA. laoor.saving Implements or ma
chimes have been introduced into your section,
and 20 what extent has manual labor been thus
dispensed within other words, with how much
less labor can given amount of products be now
obtained, than before such implements or ma
chimes were used?
Is. What kinds of reaping machines, and
what kinds of moving machines are used in your
neighbOrhoOd So tar as preference isgiVen to
one kind over another, state why.
II. Are corn-panters, grain-drills, broadcast
sowing machines for grain, clover and grass-seed,
OF isrtilizers-as ashes, plaster, &c used in your
neighbOrhood, and with what results' State
what kinds of these machines have been tried and
their relative merits, so TAR as ascertaned.
IS Whas kinds of horse-rakes are used in
your section, aud what their respective advan-
tages?
10. Are horse pitchforks" used in unload
ing hay. and if so, what is thought Of them in
reference to saving or tightening manual labor
20 Are ay-tedders " machines to aid in
drying hay) used in your neighborhood, and if
so, what kinds, and with what results?
Describe any special Improvement which has
been made in ploughs, hsrrows, cultivssors, or
any other implement, and mention any new one
that has been introduced.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-22
EXTRACT BUCHU AND
LKPROVED ROSE WASH
Cures Secret Diseases

In an their Stages, At lttl0 kxponse
Little or 10 change IN Diet No inconvenience
AND No EXPOSURE.
il Causes frequent desire and gives strength 10 Ur
nate thereby Removing Distractions, Preventing and
Curing STRUCTURES Of tho Urethra aayng Pain and In
Examination frequent la the class NJ diseases and eK
pelling all Poisonous Diseased and Worn out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands Who have been the Victims
u Qlacks and who have uaid heavy fees 10 cured In
abort time have found they deceived and that the
" POISON has by the Of POWERFUL AsTRTsGESrs
been dried up ia the system t. break out 10 an aggra
waited form, and perhaps after marriage.
Use Hslmbold's Extract Buchu Tor all affections and
Diseases Of th. URINARY ORGANS whether existing
IN MALE FEMALE, from whatever cause originating
and no matter OF HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these organs urcs the aid on Diuretic
IIE1MBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is TIE GREAT DiU-
RLTlC and is certain to have the desired effect in al
Diseases Tor which Il IL Recommended.
Evidence Of the most reliable aud responsible oharac
ter will accompany the medicine
Price 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles for SIS.
Delivered any Address securely packed from obser
vation
Describe Symptoms in all Communications.
CURES GUARANTEED ADVICE GRATIS
Address letters for information 10
H.B. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
l04 South feminist, bel. Chestnut, Phia
HELMBOLD'5 Medical Depot,
HELMBOLD'S Drug and Chemical Warehouse
5g4 broadway, Nel0 York.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEFTs AND UEPRINCIPLED
DEALERS who endeavOr TO dispose Of their " and
" other " articles on the reputation attained by
HelmbOld 8 Genuine Preparations.
" Extract Buchu.
g 80 Sarsaparilla
" Improved Rose Wash.
SOLD ny
ALL DRUGGISTS EVER YWHERE.
ASK FOR HIT uRnI n'S TAKE no oTIEP
Cut out the Advertisement and send FOR II,
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"a Saving of so Per Cent. Z

For - cents YOU color many goods as would
others times that sum. Various shades can
e produced from the dye The process is simple
and any one CAP use The dye with perfect success
Directions ia English, French and German inside AZ each
package.
For further information iu ycing and giving perfect
rosieca what coors are bert adapt8t 10 dye over
others. with many valuable receiptsD purchase Howe
stevens Treatise ou nyeng ami Col0ring. sent by
mail Oh receipt u price-l0 cents Manufactured by
HOWE 4 STEVENS.
260 Broadway, Boston.
For sale by druggists ami dealers generally. 44syl
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INSTRUCTION BOOKS AND MUSIC
FOR THE nEEODEON,
AND All
InStrumcnIS Of the Organ Class.

/UNDEL'S NEL0DEON lNSIRl C.
II TOR containing the elements ~ Mls.c rsressive
Finger Exercises. a. large c--ect-oa y Choice
Music. = =
New Method far the Nsole0n. -e-ectff mainly from
~Z-niei Instructor ant containing ~ aii-lal - LIS
sons and Exercises collection of Popular ongs and
variety q Psalm ana Hymn Tunes. = Sol
Carharts Melodeon Elementary ans Pr1srassiv
studies. with collection u choice Vocal sul lnsirl-
mental Music. : 20
American Scho0lsor the N5.0teol. 81
Model Melotson Instructor so
Winners perfect Guide for the Aslo-eol. Iess-ad g.
a SELF Instructor vith Choice M-sic Ell
Aeloieol without A-sie--
Woodbury. MeioteCu Instructor FL
Green and Whites MelodeQn lustrucicr- fe|
H0we's Serauhne and Msi7leou Instructor sol
The SerapLiae. A collection O. Asic TT --e As q @
Sersphine and Reed organ c1|
The Instructions 10 each e til above hooks ere suited
nos only tbs N-.o-eol t-t g. al ---.- p rs --
lar c0lsir-csi.u SIT psf pli- ua eeIit of price.
OLIVER pTT~1N. * Co.. Publishers.
47-y1 ~ WAslIuztal street, Boston
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,


DISEASE OF THE NERVES, SEM
II nal. Urinary and rial Syste1ns-1eT and reli-
able t-eat-nertir reports n tie FoFara A7seation
--1t BIZ mali III --sia letter vl De free 0f charge
ADDRESS Ir J SEHITS HoTGifIDN, Hon I'D $3.50 a.
ton No S5uth Sinth street Philadelphia Pa 43Zyl
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asritulturnl uua nonlestif-
ro THE FARMERs OF MICHIGAN.

The Secretary OF the Board of Agriculture de-
sres to obtain correct Information IN regsru ~
The agricultural resources Of the State, ena "nA
this view proposes the questions herewith al,ne1
od. Answers to them, or any portion OF 'ne"'
or any information relating to rursi q.
whether specially called for by the questions o,
not-wil be thankfully received. hsPAeS snou.u
be forwarded az early as pracueaoie' ID orusr 70
render the matter they comprise svailADle ior
the report Of the present year. IL Is hoPea 'n1s
a ready response will be given 70 TINS csi' anu
that materials will be thus gatnefeu io' 'uo
,,ro,nd. work Of series of reports which shall
sdv.oce the interests Of the farmers OF Michigan.
SANFORD HOWARD,
sec'y Mich. Board of Agriculture.
CULTIVATED CROPS. -
/. How long as the soil Of your section been
cultivated, and what was It's original character as
to composition, wetness or dryness' &C. 1'Ase
vbether Il was prairie "opening, " or woodland,
s,5 II the latter, what we're the prevailing species
OF trees
?. What are the principal crops, ana what
baa bean their average yield per acre, from the
srs,g Ifthere has been an increase or decrease,
sta,e how much, and from what causes, PGrtscu-
lnrIy IN reference TO wheat. State the compare
tive nroductveness Of different varieties OF wheat
white and red.
5. mhas nave oe1a 1"o iu''-e -
eEent KINDS OF gram nay, &c, INC sou'
has bsen culiVated, "naI Is .ne rela'l'e o0ss =,
thc dlerent crops ~nu "n'.u Las 80 -.
proftableE state ~aat crops are roiu, or VIA
proportion OF certainIc'oPs'i III ''''"' III"
the remainder Is aisPoseo O-
4 what hnaS Oh Hu.S are ~ V ~
section, "hat thelr rel@'fc P'O.,7' ~ ~ s-S
pronsa Oh any A'"1, 0''AP Nv" - "a
state what nave peen tne prices VI app'es I anu
other irui1s' ara Tor "nA' hia'Ae's 'He' ""'e
been sold ,..-, :, 49,. .a.,;o,
D. Are roof crops cu''i'a''u - - 80 - =
II 40 state VIA Allu' az $3.50 g.. al.o
purposes ID "niOn 'NeJ ~ - 81
any iacN ~h.sh are eS.ao,.o 81 80, oisI,n,a IN
w r,,i.,,,
,nxsrocK
9 psvond the number o, horses. cattle and
IN. deemed essential 70 farm management,
..hst 5esc,iotion If live stock has been most
rr,rt.ffss
Wbs. have bean the prices of beef pork
,ont,,, l,rtter and cheese. AZ yourprinciple mar
ia, stations ar toxpsP
: which NJ the three kinds Of meat men
~. -, ,,,,os,io,, can ba nrodnced
-. -,
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HELMBOLD'S
Genuine Preparations.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BU-
" CHU, Positive and spoene Remedy Tor diseases q
Abe Hadder kidneys Gravel. and DrUT7lcal -Nell-Ss
This tne..tcne increases the power q Digestion, and
exctss the Absorbents into healthy action b which Tie
Yatsry or CacariOus depslti0ns, and all Unnatural
EnlArgements are reduced well - Pain and lnIAIn
nation.
HELHBOLUS EXTRACT BUCHU.
For Weaknesses arising from Excesses Habits q DIS
spatiOn Early Indl.creslOu " Abuse atedsd II sS
following symptoms: < ~
lndispOsltiOn 70 Exertlsn, AOea " -
Loss Of Memory, DrscuiJ d BIZ s.
Weak Nerves, ueinvins 8
Horror Of disease, "A.si rs -
Rmnees Of Vision, fSA ~ e-o H-SA'
~ TIs-5s Flushing u the Body
I,-vr-ss ~ the skin Eruptions the Face
Pald COuntsnance.
These symptoms II allowed 70 20 on when TINS med
iciDe invariably removes, soon follows
Impotency, Fatally, EpilePtse Ftt',
In ons Of which the patient may expire
VINO can gay that they not frequently lsAoWoa %
those " Direful Diseases,
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering
But SOSs WILL o0SFE4s ~ niz ISsASE ASH
LrG
And Melancholy Deaths by Consumption bear ample
witness TO the truth Il the assertion.
The Constitution Effected With Organic Weakness
requires the all Of medicine - strengthen anu nVlso
rnto the system,
Which Hslrnbold's EXTRACT BUCHU invariably does
trial Will Convince the most okeptlcal-
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81 To what extent are the solid and liquid
eNerements Of domestic animals saved, aud how
saved and applied to the land
81 To what crops ia stable OF yard manure
usually applied. and in what ratio does the APP
plieation Of given quantity to the acre common
" increase tine yieli2
%. Are other maHures used-as plaster,
ashes, lime, super-phosphats OF lime, bones, &c.
and a. what cost, and with what results on diff
ferent soils and crops,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

2f What has been tho advance, # any, in the
value of forest or woodland, within the last FIVE
years, and also the advance in the value Of wood
and lumber for the same period,
rs. In clearing land, how are the different
kinds Of timber disposed off State tue prices
received for the timber. or articles into which il
Is Immediately wrought
&c. What wages are paid to farm laborers by
the day and month. at different seasons Of the
year State at what rates wages have ranged
in former years.
q. Have any experiments been made in I'M
der-draining in your nsighborhood, either with
tiles, stones, or other materials If so, state
on what kinds Of soils, the manner in which the
work was done, the cost per rod, and the gener.
alresults
2S. What agricultural improvements sre most
needed in your section. Make suggestions as to
what can be done to advance the agricultural in.
terests.
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DYE COLORS

For nveinr *. Wooden ant Mixed Goods. ShAwls
Scarfs Dresses. Ribbons Gloves, Bonuets, HAIs,
Feathers ki1 Gloves Childreu's Clothing.
and all kinds Of Wearing Apparel
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ALL DRUGGISTS EVER YWHERE.
ASK FOR HFT MpnI OTHER
Gut out the Advertisement and send for It,
446yI AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.