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Farming in Colorado.

In looking over the market columns OF
The Western Rural, could not but notice
the contrast existing In prices between our
aud your market, and ior the sake of illus
tratiOn will give few articles ~ sold here
at the present time, viz; Flour pcr TO-. 2-c ;
corn per To-, 25c; beans per d. DC. iutu-
toes. per H., Use; coffee. per lh 30.
sugar. per d., 500; and eggs l,.s dozen,
b Thus YOU perceive that c.sss Is
eggs with ~ What would tho Michigan
farmers think if obliged u pay such prices
And. strange 10 say. We have lani in this
territory that cannot he surpassed 80 fcrtil
lty. But unfortunately our community is
Is made up OF mining population, aud The
persuits of agriculture are consequently
wholly neglected Could We hut have a
few OF Your Michigan farmers here 20 de-
velOpe our soil, and cOntine their operations
exclusively to that business. they could
within IA few years realize large fortunes a.
our population is rapidly increasing. hut
generally, as above stated, of the minin..
class, and farming Is wholly neglected. uu,.
what farming Is done Is mostly CARRIED o,i
10y the Mexican people and is simply Gull
waiting lew acres IN "A most slOveuN NAH
ner. The ground Is prepared With .t rude,
wooden instrument (called hy them u
plough, tho grain being first sOwn upon
the surface Of the soil, preparatory 10 ITS
care and attention the crop receives. Yet,
even in this manner large returns are real
lied. | reside IN a country containing 3
600 inhabitants, all MeNlcans, save seven
Americans who are all engaged 40 the
stock business and there Is not "a single
American pillow or harrow in the country
Yet we are called a iarmiu. community
No fruit trees Of any kind 4rc raised here,
yet all seem fully satisfied that they would
succeed, as our climate is genial and fair.
And, in view OF this fact, | have ordered
from the States a hundred apple trees, ais,
pear, plum, peach aud cherry trees, TO try
thu experiment. Tor. Western Rurd!
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lIeImbOId's Rose Wash.

An excellent lotion FOR diseases arising from habits %
dissipation. used IN connection with the Extracts b.
chu aud Ssrsaparia 10 such diseases a. recommend
ei. Evidence q the most responsible ami reliable
character will accompany the medicines. Also ex-
p.icit directions flr use sih hunfrais = thousands
living witnesses, and upwards @, $1,000 unsolicited
certificates and recomrien iatory letters many =
which are from the highest sources including emf
nsnt Physicians, C.ersymsn, Statesmen, &c. The
Proprietor has never resorted Go their publication 10
the newspapers; he does not DO this from the TACT
that his articles rank as standard Preparations aud
DO not need 10 be proppel Up by certificates
The Science u Medicine, Ike tho D0ric Column
should stand simple pare, majestic. having Fact for
is basis Induction for - pillar and Truth alone for
rs Capilal.
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How to Make Poultry Profitable.

W. ;. Allen, of Yergennes. writes - f,l
lows 10 the New England Farmer:
In 1854. | sold over $500 worth of fowls
and eggs and took over $l00 in premiums
besides having large stock on hand. I
Kept an account of the expenses. have led
Them we'll and advertised literally. AMI
thereby found il very profitable l would
Say 70 all, make good poultry house. or
hX up a room in the corner OF q stable
win yards TO it, so that YOU can let them
OUT IN pleasant days. Give them fresh wa
Ter plenty OF gravel or plaster, aud fresh
uleat When they cannot get insects. Ii il
good thing 10 give them sulphur mixed
Win corn meal in boiling water. once a
week Have plenty Of nests. so that the
nens VIII not be crowded. and then procure
pure breeds, and you will lind il both plea
SAINT and profitable.
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4 TW OOD'S
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE,
PILE DRIVER, AND
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated tbe
superiority Of tbs machine over al others Tor the
purpose Of sinking OIL Wells the undersigned q low
prepared to receive ORDERS FOR the same.
Tbs machinery comprises everything relasite for
he boring Of OH wells, excepting tue STEAM
E1S6INE AND CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, (bat wil be
furnished II desired at reasonable priee) and dis
p41c.s ~ltl tie ase % lie Derrick Rope Bull Wheel
anu other csmbrous and expensive fixtures Lev Il
uss, Gnd arranged, being constructed on vEesls
aad portable that Il can Be easily removed Tor the
purpose q sinking wS..s il different Localities.
TIE DETRlTUS IS removed from the well By our
Patent Hydraulic process and d0es Let require tie
moveal q ne dri. from tAe boring. Tbs process
not Only removes al the -slrigas u from 70 10
utes but Likewise esctgsly clears out ard opens q
the small oil veins that often entirely closet Up
ty tie Oh process q sand pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE 44d = pr4eticsl en- inssr a
~ei. be sunk from 10 90 feet Wiihia peroi
o from Is . 20 Gays ansr tie SOL PIPE hss been
driven
Arrangements are bviag m.ie t4r The constr. tol
Az delivery ~ tle-- machines a. S-E TFk Nor
sich. Nv burg. y I. aad P.tisburE Fsuna
Fer frthsr iuf .run4tioa price terms & aitfr-s=
SIMON LELASD.
4sTEoIuLrIsS HIraL
512m3 Seu YORK
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rhs nroiniaout names 10 IL direction we'll knowa
AS tn,ou. To-. dr-t 81 Now York Merchants, place II
a. one e tn leading tsnpsuieH TOT stability and lis
r.nutati1 for prompt settlements aud FAIR dealing
will enlarge with It's future business ~ ths guar Al
tees presented 10 tho 4blIc ample assets and Jus
and honorable Treatment ~ all dealers
Risk accepted on Dwellings aud their turniiuIs
for one three ana five years also uu Buildings and
Merch4ndiz. Produce iu store and 10 transit, huis
Carroes aud Freight moneys
ElEt.E, AGENT
AttAr.i ty Book store. AIMING
losses acclr.iu. ulief rnlicics issued IL thi'
A-erev n.tfh.rc ly+s3
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"A trus copy.)
Attest. %. J. HA>as.~aN .gisi--
JNo y LoNGlssR. s-st4.rso f ion-j,ar a Bart.
SOFT Tor COM i.-4-aat 5l..f
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JEWELERS..

The undersigned would aruolucs % lt' 8.
that he has located ~ the litv Bookstore f. as
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SOY
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MISCELLANEOUS.
T ANDS FOR SALE
LA Clinton, Inghan. Barry ami I"nie
Counties.

Silth east a ana east = uortl e.st p. section 20.
town 8 uoIth. range j w-st--iu acres.
West :, 90 south west aul cast a1..i ass
section %. town north, range -,.---ltt 4eros.
North east iractl ! and north parts1uth east frir
tlousl a section -. town north. RAG west
leo &c acres
East 1. of northeast 4 section 33. town north,
rlugel west-s0 acres
North part northwest frectl =. and north So. a
sub div. north east tract 4 section 8, tosl north
range west-ll5.s0 acres
West half u south east section D. t..a aor.h.
range Wcst--0 acres.
south west =, section :. t9H- n.r.-. r4a-a p.
Wsst-l44 Il acres
West 4 northwest r. section U.s. town -orih.
range We-t-5+ l. acres
Northwest = Al north ;. norlAe-st section o.
town 3 north range : wcst--'0 - acres
The undivided - Fart = tle t'al ~ t.i-- v. O.
Ionia county.
These lands were entered ly the p-e-e-t Owner ia
1885, The title has Tot seen eilhlrrts-tl -
sales f1r taxes or otherwise
For further Information address the owner,
VILLAS lLlAEt.
Wail-Dory' ua.-s C.. Penn
June 10 ls55. 5s-~6
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TASH FOR EGG 81
KNOTT \ PAINE

Have opelei s LACE EGG DEPOT %
H.1m4l 8 Be-. apir- d. tle faI4t.l. ~lfl'
tie u slf-t Pr.re. Ir t--- t.r s. Ir- ft
cone.
wsf.,s,...s large and ,.sll ssiseial sie.l a.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONER'S
u NOTICE. MI be a. Lansing (Nii-i- Town.
the third Wednesday IN each nentl. II one o'clk 7
NJ, AM ~ Aason the first M0ulay ia each month -
one clock r. n, 10 transact such business - Apl-r
t-rs - ~ 0c1ce Other IUCs nv Office. u u>t-
ms n T. CHATTERTON.
Circuit Court lol.lulls-l-uer.
5O-yl for IL ham County
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HeImbOId's Extract Buchu.
From wcknass arising from Exces-ss Hllits ~ MS
spatioa. Elrfy Ind.seretas ss,eaiod ~Ith the ioi-
iJsing symptoms.
Inli-pl=it.oa % Eserii.n loss of Power,
Loss " Memory. nleli.y of Brsaihiu.
Weak NsrFss, Trembling,
Horror ~ Disease. W.kefila--s
Dmu-=s % Vision, Pain 30 the Isa-k,
H0t H.lts. Flushing ~ tic Hyiy
lTyness " tho SKIN, Er piiol- u tle F-ce,
Universal I-.ssillle, Palill Gollteulnce
Muscular system.
Those symptoms, 81 allowel . - GA. (Which Til
Msilcius Invariably retaaycs } so.a f,.l1w-
FAULTY, kfiL-lIlC IiI@. Ac,
ia one OF which lho patient may expire Who can
say t.ey nor freil-aty followed by tho-, lrciu
Diseases
INSANITY ANp C0Nsi SI,rloNs
May are aware ot IAe ca-ss u tlsir suffering bat
none will coafess The resorts %. tho ilsAne asy-
iuuls aud The melancholy Deaths by consumption
ossI ample witae-- &, tlo truth " tl- assertion
rL0 oon=t.tltl.a p.ce affected by orstnie weak
a-.s requires tho .i Dt asdciue &, sirenlth-n AID
IL, islraie the 81 stem which uIlMBDID's EXTRACT
Or auCAI Invariably l.cs a ttt will osns ace
Ga. iio-t sc-ptcal
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aQrituIturul mn Duulestif.
Farmers Club.

The Farmers Club OF the American In
stitute held its regular weekly meeting I'll
its room in the COOper's Institute, on Tues
day afternoon, June 9th, the President y.
c. Ely, Esq, in the chair
PROFITS OF STRAWBERRY CULTURE
Mr. BERGEN stated that the statistics or
the strawberry culture in Burlington cOun-
". Y. j., and two OF three OF the adjoining
counties, had been collected, and Il was
found that the average Weld per acre vas
IS bushels, and the average prlee - per
bushel The Weld OF Strawberries soen5d
10 the speaker very small, Gs We have had
accounts Of 800 or 400, and even OF 700
bushels 10 the acre But be supposed tho
statistics embraced all the fields, gOOi ana
poor.
He remarked further that experience had
taught hlm that IL Is unwisc 10 attempt ~
gather more than one crop Of Strawberries
from the same plants. Set the plants ia
the spring and take good care Of Them
through the season; then gather the crop
the next year and turn the vines under.
Mr.. Carpenter confirmed tiis opinion. ex-
cept where Strawberries are cultivated I'D
hills; then they should be richly manfred
every fall the manure spaded IN the spring
and the ground should be mulched. ia re-
gard % the profits OF strawberry culture,
friend Of Mr. Carpenters, in Burlington
county, was having loo quarts per day
picked for the Philadelphia market, and
they sell for 80 cents per quart 4 neigh
Dor Of his is gathering ? 500 per day, thus
receiving more than II 900 daily fOi straw
berries In both these case the variety
cultivated is the French Seeding, a large
early aud productive Kind.
sEEKLlss 'RDsEs.
Mr. VIM a. Burgess, OF Glen Cove. pre-
scented bushe baskct fall Of different va
rieties OF Seeding roses, which were pro-
duced by himself from the seed. ito re-
marked that the idea had prevailed that
seeding roses could be- produced only in
France, but the truth Vas that They could
be prOpagated from the seed here better
than in France. He advised everybody 10
plant their rose seed. He had obtained
blossoms in nine weeks from tho time The
seed spr0utcd.
lTHE WAY To GEr RID OF KOsLr-o5.
Mr.. Scion Robinson observed that ue was
very much troubled with rOsebugs this year
his grapes being threatened with total de-
structiOn by them. lie had however, Il
plant Of sp.rea the Spirea llujiiana
which IL so attractive 10 the rOsebugs that
they all collect upon,t. and then 10 Is very
easy 10 pull them OF and roast them the
only mode Of destroying them that Dee Ind
found eilectual SCI. inner.
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Al 10 be Sot! for pns DVii'r E0rt !, ,
Without rCgR-l 10 value.
Not to paid ior until you know what you AZ to
receive
rl.ndid Li< or AHials OIL to X SIl r., Oas pillar
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MEDICAL.
4 YER'S SARSAPARnIA

4 NER'S SARSAPARUIA
n trAted extract q the choice ro,t :, S'-cen.
with other Substances u SIN - oeinoiae-
power as 10 afford an cf-cllal antiote -, faiVs
Slrsal lila u reputel o. cure So ~..asas
surely wanted ly those who suffer go. s--1ls 3
Complaints and tlai ons which vii aeon, --aocs
cure must prove. as this has - irsr,rrs - llt
LIE i-rse cas- 81 our addicted fellow citizers g =
g aplsioly ihis compound vii do 10 las 49, hoe
by experiment On many x Tho worst 49, eT.i
found ln The fellow INK complaints at
Scr-ftld. hrso~s. Giccrs Slrss F-ri-s,,-.
fies. bQ,chls, R1iis. -. sE.hc-lrs Pr, - ~.
s.r,ias, Hsit-r ~ Nai Nous sad Hslf -, ~
ta"eer or 'snc'T.'is n1'ors ST. Eyss F--ssf, ~
So st.ts "a hters.ioE frTs-iaris Stryr,syr- 80,
Ncr1iiu & ~ "' Hti.T
NylAi.is CO.. It-trTlli llsfcs, IS lS,,eliei e-.-.,
tenn by the prolonged use ~ this Sarssn,-,i. 'sis
pailcnt IS .efi 10 comparative health r.
rival lfs-1sfs are caused hy Scrors's i- a..
Ane a'e Orion s'a CURSE iy shis Niract y So
d. nct discard u.s invaluable u,est,.,.
AcN t-Ne Been Imposed uf.l "a s.rluthirr -
ins e. De- S~afsAitr U.s. While 10 vas ult 49,
have used Aytr 's--tAcl. aut nos t.n tf.n -. %.
AuN" tle virtues at >arsaiAria. f.r intrrt.. seo
-lars oi 'ue diseases . cures ~ r..er vuu m 49,
American Almanac. wh'ch tlr acs.tS h.l.,. A.si 5
~ill furnish sratis 81 Al sho ea.l iel d. i-es
AaKs : CkratEnc llils fcriAe ctfe q CT.
iaundict. lN sisi~a. Indigestion. n.s..r.i,-, /, y
~irriacl. A,a.4.lr. Plies k...uf.it.@-, b > -.
TO isinc Nom lhsorltr,-i =. mach Pam II 49,. 81
,ett.n ~ tae i-~es. l.t.ltcf. I..s III A.. 49,. p
| ilNci ,emp.siaS lro.ef. Nerr.s O. M N'.s'i'
AID lsr a Dinner I'm aga
They Arr s-Aar s.atti. si tIai a.. most -.
ran a.Ae iatil PLEASANT, ans trts a.. th. ~.
/ Illssif i-l
Prepared bg > e. AVER * 49,. i..asnr.
s-eioNs
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saSe o' salisbury. Of Delaware, in his mes
orenn 10 Tue Legislature, takes decided
s1' against negro suffrage,
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MEDICAL.
~mGHLY CONCENTRATED" COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHJ

This Medicine increases the powers Of digestion
and exct-s the abs1rDrnt- into healthy Actisn. oy
xhi.h ths matter " cAcareous dispositions, ans I'll
unnatural eli4rg onlelts are rsducsl, wsu p4.-
Az Inflammation, as IS g,ol f0r ueu, women aud
cLiIreD.
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DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
MtRK Howard
$ WeapRrst Pres woodruff j Reach Coz
JAMES HoIrER. fof c. n Northrom 4 Co)
f. RlBsgrs (of Keneys Roberts 6ooiWin)
Cry K PHElIs. Secretary Conn Life lbs Coz
TisuraY SHElDoS. Contractor Ana Blilier)
JAMS p FosrER. pres. Mechanics Saving BANK
SIDNEY A. WHITE. (of Spencer. White &Co)
CHARIss T. HLIYEs pres Charter Oak Bank
F1I1n II OwEv (of BAY, owen & Coz
HsgER BLASCsARD. (of Il. Blanchard COZ
RIcHARp ID uUBHARD. state Attorney
NJ. u NgSRlNsN. OF J \ " Aerrlman.)
w l. COLLINS. fof Collins, Brothers n CO..
" A. ~. CuLE>Usg. Cashier state ttslk)
Applications resolved hy
JAgES TURNER. Agent,
Iy4e0 Lansing Mich.
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THE STATE INSURANCE COMPANY
TRANSMITS business u Insurance. Lrolg hout tie state.
This Company refuses al steam y ls aud other AAE
4rd0us property and not over - cUO ever t2ken IN
one rIsk, - sr-1s avoiding al large An- rll-.o-s
losss Tat oitcl Grip. Otherwise sound pzuls=
Tbs Directors ans Uc3cs ar determined tlas IL
-3rt shall To- spared 90 tLelf p-rt O. make Il lrtLy
tls coat .clec ~ Tie public . beng 20 90
safe r1tlrr .L-l \ iarsa business To Company be-
- llcat-t 4t t- Capital lss tl4Is slv lagos alike
vAllAtl- - .he lus-Trl Lll tae COMPANY
This Company las st1,k c.4lse ll tA-ir charter.
by which those who prefer Lot - give pepusi, A0ie
car - lusIrc ~ the rztss " good stock Companies
without Any Inability - assessment.
This COMPANY also llsures against
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NO SaIaricd Officers to be Paid.

Poii-los vii DO ss.ci Dos Tie Presi lent ~ sore.
AIRY ~ the Company
f- ,seretary VIII also ,islt the different p4rts ~
o.. coaasy f,rtle p4rp.ss - tas4u- risks
Clnfari S,c.figr Rifts sy.~ Proprty ~. lsghini
togny
CJpis. " lhc Charter anI l.lel aul Regulations of
tss Company. can be- oht1ineI 4 ths office u %,
CIupaa ~ Ms 5-g5l
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NEW TREATMENT.
Private and { Confidential
MEDICAL ADVICE
DR AMOS 81 son.

Al ihe lttrat Private ll.-fI iaI. .isfsl0a 60 o.
cure 81 syphilis seminal Neltre.. aff Co. -fffi
Iurfn4ltiHs 90 talil fuf iisfNflff
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SEw YORK wsRFReDNS ESQ BR iAnwAY
whoie-ais Agents ior a.. O. - f,r
WM. EkNAIsIc - 90. -;
CELEBRATED
Gold Medal Piano FOrtes.

A. 20 ihr relative merits ei these PIANO. We
S. 'uli refer o. lle titia..is ODD, fAl'.I-lr0 u oal
posse. .u f,,m THtIFtf.. Durl>tHAlK STRl
kpSflI g. -ArIEE. H wa Aitgi- l.. I. Dr. -IAsi
auI 9 81 RIO Na-i.4i IIfe fDf .i OBJ. Italian urI-.
as $50 frlrn 9.flr of t r.-f ti-ff4 i-h.i frafs-
s1r- ant Anl.t-afs is Oh. ,...trf. tN i.strll.if-
gHIrIai,~i f.r 81. y.afs
fl-i sDl-l- f.r
>oeffer a. suuh. Bo1grinua e. G,ry.
:. IT, G0ie a. TO-,
Anl other First Class l'-los.
We have tie LARGEST aud Bf--I A-.-lifTiu -fpCk
. ~ FlAND> ~ IHf fTIf shi. ht0r Power uud sweet
ues- oi Tone. rs. atl .elhis lulll mad talty
" fitl-h. base. By judges trau lf.uolleei "Hri
. ull,d
10 rartcisr atteliiln paid o. the selection ~ D.
strument- fHr distant orders add rri. lia.s ~
change granted ~ ADS Lime tla si1 uiYuiils q o..
Instrument sLllII lHt i-.F. fHt.rtIl lsf-fl ~
liberal discllnttY o. ggreu. Iea anil Schools
Z rrl- liberal
WHOLESALE IfAlIH- Ri. lnI j. D. their aigan
tlge 30 give fl.I. Dbl Frsltt ilfreastf fsfII
tes -a are uah i q. SOD ff ier- F.ta -l-lat.h.
RI P-rs.a- BIO sat ~ EflIf1 FIRST iAa-
FiAHp eli ll arl q. co Ieisr. f.r.i .4-iNr eis-
sA.r-
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tkHf
Nary T. Humphrey. c'mp-.iu-at. SIS Emma g.
Til s'-y Fila Gall-4u Mlaule Ouite.u HATH tuitel
M Prank h. G-itssl. lsfl4.alts.
suit pending Ia tie Circuit Court i-4 tl. ..ts tf
ln.Aa in Claucgry-4t Mason. au t-r -l-i dap n.
June. le11 u salts. aci ri-s appearing O.. iHe tt
the defendants, flnu4 e. l.us-s EIll Gl.t.ll So.
Tie Gult-4I. HAttl- Dllt-4l. l.l Ila1A b DUli....
arc uou-resitelts al thls state Ou iattoa e.. john
". lolsy,- ot counsel Tor complainant lt u "
derri that tlc said Ll.el -t- trlIu lif-e1 rla
Gliteau, Minnie CuitC--- Hattie D.t-4u. AuI frahA
Guiteau. cause tAer appearance 30 tll- c4g-. O..
be entered I..lu four months f4H the llt. 20 f-
order, aul tl.lt iu c-4-e 81 tItlr Appearance tI-.
GALS their answer o. tAe Complainant tll O. , O. g
and copy THEREOF o. boz served "a ILL., conn ltl4Lt
solicitor within tWelty lays after service %, copy
or said OH ana notice ~ ilI- order ans ttht il
default thereo, tAe said h.il o. tlAe as fle-- ly
Tie said defendants tInma G. ll.-rs Lll rIIl.al.
Aiunle eultc4l. Hattie GuIte4u aili tr4ls b. 90 l-ll
aud IS furthr ordered Tl2t within ~ enii Gays the
said complainant cause a notice oi thI- order 20 Dee
published n Tie l-lsil state k.I-a..c.a. l-d thai
the said publication Doe continued iu -al PAPER once
I 10 each week i.r SIX N-'k- if Succession.
n D. CHAIrLtru>,
Circuit Court Comm ls-. oaer instaal Co.. fl.0h
! a trus cupy)
Atto-t: d. J. HA>aas-aN Rgia-r
I JNu loNGAksR. S-fElsNS OF iuH.ftar a Bart. ,
SOFT Tor COM l-4Laal 5.l-d
/ ESTATE OF FRANCES =. EEECF. ct.
/ IL a.. minors -SruE uF MIDGiN. CIR q, .. lt-
ham ss-At Il session OF tho Probate t...rl f.t
tho county VI lagham, holden AZ iLr Ir.1.i
Ohce lu the village ~ Aasas., uI N.u-ay. tl-
81 day n July, ln the Year tnc Thousand 'lstt
hundred aut sixty ave. lrr-..t. Hrrtt.. nfstf
Judge = Probate Ia the mltter oi t.s stAt- o-
/ Frances Rvcr, Elkaoeti4 K-ece. .aN taar0T
ketcc, minors. Ca reading AlN uNnt iht lr..li'i
duly verified n T. bert Re.De. Gr4ri su .f -f.. li
n0rs pray ing for license o. sell tle ntr.-t OF -llt
minors n certain real estate therein I.---l .f
rh-Frupon 90 is ordered that il~- ls Gee D. .i', D
August, 1858 At l0o'cioci u ta.i.r,. o-u '. i-re
foI tue nearing ~ SAID petition, a.. itt . .f-.r-
Q n f. a
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lnsgres al kinds % Fasin Property and Dwellings
in Cities AM village. which over uD feet from
other Jlillilgs ln which tfr IS kept
Cost " Policy s 20, Ani ~ eort- ou zach 500 in
surei No prsiai4in n1t0 required. aud no ass-ss
- " further exp.u-s o. l1l.-r 90 Policy until "a
LES = property la4grei - -ls.sileI and then Only
f,r actual L. ard exrs-1s " assessment Aad Col
lseli.l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
250 600 PIANOS, WATCHES. CHAINS
SEWING MACHINES.

Msodooas, Photos f'ph Albums, Colt rens SETS %
Jew eiry, Lock,t-, Diamond Rius- Family
Bibles Fnmsi Engravngs. silver
Tea set- silver CuTs *
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The Farmers Club OF the American In
stitute held its regular weekly meeting Il
its room in the COOper's Institute, on Tues
day afternoon, June 9th, the President, y.
C.. Ely, ESQ, in the chair.
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HARTFORD. CONN
CAPITAL. 100000!

MARX HOWARD, Prest
+ THie IHBntfI.. Soy.
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One Million DoIinI-~,,

WORTH
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FOUNDRY.


The undersigned woulh respectfully an
nolllc- that 30 has his WORKS good running
der All turning olt
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

Or ORDINARY MUTUAL, ANNUAL PAYING NUTU-
AL OR sock Plans
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NOTICES
CON@IrNIPTION

Brs-chitls. Asthma General ieilty and rifr-
b.-f 10 AZ Herbal f-afaeiias tfr t1elr py-tif-
r.a--r4r.rt cure alIr-0s Ir 40 fEZIf- b,f+f ~
u GranE street. Js-ssy Cfs Nes iasef
5Z1ms
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.TNCORrOKATED 1868.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-21
Rcsfdn &C Lots.

The undersigned has few large sized resi
dc nee lots, ellgibiy located. which he .,iu coll
cheap for cash. Or part cash and the resisna o.,
time 20 suit purchasers. These lots areshon,
twice the size of ordinary town lots.
Shetl j. C.. OSBORNE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-21

Principal Office and Laboratory at the n F. cor
FER Of SIXTH and COMMERCE. Streets. Phila
delphia, where all letters for advice or business
should be directed
He will be found there every SATURDAY
professionally to examine lungs with tie Rcspir-
ometer. for which his fee is three dollars; all ad-
vice free.
In New York at No 80 BOND Street. every
TUESDAY, from 9 a. NJ to g. z. NJ
At thc MARLEORO' Hotel. Boston. Ian
uafy : and ~ February ) and lG, March II
and Ii, April 10 and % May Il and Is, June II
and 3. July 70 and 90
The time for my being in BALTIMORE and
PiTTSbCRG will be seen in The daily papers of
those cities.