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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
a REMARKABLE BOOK.
"WATTING FOR THE VERDICT"
BY MRS. r.. II. DAVIS,
Author Of Margaret Howth," "Life in the Iron
Mills" etc. ETC.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
REMARKABLE BOOK.
BY MRS. r.. Fl. DAVIS.
THE GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL.

The New YORK "Times' says of it:-"There is little
doubt IbRt as a book 'Waitiug for the Verdict will
command much attention. IL is not only the most
elaborate work OF its author but is one OF the most
powerful works of fiction by any American author"
one volume. 8vo.. elegantly illustrated. Price, o.
From the New York "CIiiSen."
"The intense, vivid realism which characerizes
Mrs. Davis writings has never been more apparent
than in the chapters Of this work, which are
contained in the present number OF the Galaxy;
and II the succeeding chapters fully reach the high
standard already attained, the new novel will rank
among the few American works thaC will Outlive the
present generation"
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GOVERNMENT SALES,
Ga Gov NMENT SAL

NI.f " II II NJ II " y l. H.
.44
Bureau of Refugees. Freedmen, and AbandonedO
Office A, A. O. M. and D, o. State of Georgia.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov o. 1867,
WIN be sold at Auction, ON the premises at
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, NOV. %, 1867,
the Lend and Buildings known as the
AUGUSTA MACHINE WORKS AND LOT,
TWELVE CITY LOTS.
This property consists of one tract of land, which
the Augusta canal runs through diagonally bounded
north by DAntignac street. east By Jackson street,
,Ouh by Adams street, and west by Campbell street.
dTed and ninety feet and It's and lines
about three hundred and ninety-twO feet. on which
situated one threestOry brick building, loo feet
by 80 ieet one brick foundry $50 feet by 81 ee and
several smaller buildings.
Eleven (D city lCtB, situated on the south side Of
designated Ia numbers the plan of the city of Au
eusJa, made by William Phillips, as II, l9, 2l, 49, 20
p, 2S, 26 "a, 25, and 2S
one Triangular lot of 1872 feet 'front.' the south side
7 oI de1wlEk street between the Augusta canal and
The machine works, lot and buildings will be sold
JoESther, the city lots separately.
ALSO at the same time and place. will be sold four
~ frame buildings 100 feet by Al feet. and one I'd
tame building 70 by 10 feet, situated the grounds
or me Richmond County Academy, Telfair street.
For further particulars In regard 10 this pronertv
inquire at this othce and that of BreVet Colonel M r.
thlersi corner OF Green and Jackson streets, An,
seen. f' O"N 70
Terms cash for all the property except the maobine
works ana lot one half of which will be required oa
and the balance In four months A
sale TO commence at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
q. II. WATSON,
A, A. q, M. and ID. o.,
II ii lot bureau IL, F., ana A, H.
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FERTILIZERS.
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
>. NOTICE.-THG UNDERSI NED
"a wOul0 call attention Of the public 70 bis

II NOTICE.-THG UND SIGNED
80 wOuld call attention of the public to his
h'EIy NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE,
S@>aG This Is an entirely new heater. IL Is sO,cOn
BTucted as 20 at once commend Itself 20 general favor
being cOmblnatOn of wrought and cast IRON. IL Is
very simple IN It's construction ana Is perfectly air
tight; selfoleaning, having pipes or Ordrums TO be
taken ana cleaned. 1t Is arranged with upright
fues 70 produce larger amount of heat from the
same weight OF coal than any furnace now in use
rhe hyer0metTic condition Of the air as produce by
NV new aITangement OF evaporation will at once de
rnyuatrate that IL Is the only Hot Air Furuaoal alhat
viii produce perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Ihofe 10 want OF complete heaung Apparatus
mN"'N ~ CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Nos. 1872 and ll8 MARK - A Street,
Philadelphia.
A IRrge assortment Of Cooking Ranges, Fire Board
stoves Low Down Crates, Ventilators, etc, always
hand. -. .-,-o,u,,.1y doro & IN,
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SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD

And are offered for the present at NINETY CENTS
ON TBE DOLLAR, and accrued interest at Six Per
Cent. in Currency from Julyl l.
Subs criptions will be receiv ed in Philadelphiaby
WILLIAM PAINTER & co, NO. SO s. Third ST.
DE HAVEN & b aOTHBR, No. AVS. Third street.
]. Z. LEwARS & CO., s. Third street.
THE TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK.
In Wilmington, Delaware, by
R.. r. ROBINSON & co.
And In New York at the Companys Office, No. 20
NASSAU Street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, 2 Nassau st.
CLARK, DODGE d Co, Bankers. No. 81 Wall st.
JOHN ]. CISCO & SON, Bankers, No, Sa Wall st.,
And by the Company's advertised Agents throughout
the United States Remittances should be made in
drafts other funds in New York and the bonds
will be sent free OF charge by return express. ANEW
PAMPHLET AND MAP, showing the progress OF
the work. and for construction, etc. may be
obtained OF the COmpany's advertised Agents, or will
be sent iTee on application.
JOHN j. CISCO, TREAsURER,
NEW YORK.
October 2s, 1867. II 7mwt
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THEODORE TILTON's POEMS,
COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME
The SGxtOn'S Tale, and Other Poems,

BY THEODORE TILToN Editor OF the New York
independent" illustrated by an ornament tai title
page and elegant iallpleces for each poem, psiuted
on tnedIpaper, and bound with bevelled boards and
fancy cloths One volume l6mo. $3.50
This is the first collected edition of Mr. Tlton's
poems, many OF them sweet anything in our
language.
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Forty Million Dollars in Money

Have already bee1 expended by the two powerful
companies that have undertaken the enterprise and
there lack OF funds for It's vigorous prose
cuton.
The Union Pacific Company therefore offer their
First Mortgage Bonds To the ubic with the assu.
rance that they represent one Of the largest and
valuable corporate properties ia the world. The rst
question asked by investor is, "Are the bonds
saie?" The second, Are they profitable >" To
answer, in brief
l. The early completion of the whole line is as GER
tain any future business event can be-
g. The Union Pacific Railroad bonds are issued upon
what promises to be of the most profitable lines
of railroad in the country. For many years it must
be the only line connecting the Atlantic and Pachc
and being without com petition, 1t can maintain re.
munerative rates.
9, The net earnings of the sections already finished
seUerGt times greater than the gold interest upon
the First Mortgage Bonds upon such sections and IL
not another mile OF the road were built, the part
already completed would not only pay interest and
expenses, but be profitable to the Company.
4. The Union Pacific Railroad Bonds can be issued
only as the road progresses and therefore
be in the market unless they represent bona de pro-
perty.
o. Their amount is strictly limited by law to a sum
equal TO what is granted by the U. s. Government
and for which IL takes second lien SIS Its security.
This amount upon the first 5l7 miles from Omaha
is only $4,000 per mile.
G. The fact that the U. S. Government considers
second lien upon the road good Investment and that
some OF the ShreWdesJ railroad builders or the
try have already paid in five million dollars upon
the stock (Which is to them third len), may we'll
inspire confidence 10 first lien.
T. Although & is not claimed that there can be any
better securities than Governments, there are parties
who consider first mortgage upon such property
this the very best security in the world and who
sell their Governments re-Invest in these bonds
thus securing greater interest.
8. As the Union Pacific Railroad bonds are offered
for the present at ninety cents on the dollar and
accrued interest they the cheapest security In
the market, being more than fifteen per cent. less
than United States stocks.
the rate NJ pran,iupo gold tbo,, mn
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FINANCIAL.
500 M 1 L e. s
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Running West from Omaha
Across the Contincn t,
ARE NOW COMPLETED.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company have built
longer line of railroad in the last eighteen months
than was ever built by any other company in the
same time, and they viii continue the work with the
same energy until completed. The Western Division
is being pushed rapidly eastward from Sacramento
by the Central Pacific Company OF California, and 1t
is exI Gcted that
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sI,5O7,Go5'i,

PHILADELPHIA, November 49, 1857.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
CASH DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT. on the
Capital Stock and SIX PER CENT. interest on the
scrip of the Company, payable and after tn
December proximo, free of National and state tax.
They have also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT on the earned pre-
mIums for the year ending October 81 1867 certificates
OF which will issued to the parties entitled TO the
and after the lst December proximo, free of
National and State taxes,
They have ordered also that the SCRIP CERTIFI
GATES OF PROFITS of the Company. for the year
ending October 81 1863, be REDEEM in CASH at the
office of the Company, and alter lst December
proximo, all interest thereon to on that day.
No. certificate of profits issued under S25. By tha
of incorporation mo certificate shall unless
claimed within years after the declaration OF the
Dividend whereof II is evidence.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas G, Hand, James c. Hand,
John c. Davis, William z. Ludwig,
Edmund A. Souder, Joseph H. Seal,
MISUNDERSTANDING, George g. Lelper
John r. Penrose, Hugh Craig,
James TIaquair, John D. Taylor,
Henry c. ballett, Jr., George w. Bernardou,
samuel Il. Stokes Jacob p. Jones,
Henry Sloan, James b. mcfarland,
William q. Boulton, Joshua p. Eyre,
Edward Darlington, spencer McIlvaine,
Il. Jones Brooke, ]. B. semple, Plttsburg,
Edward Lafourcade, A. B. Berger,
Jacob RiegeI, d. T. Morgan, "
THOMAS O. HAND, President.
JOHN @. DAVIS, vice-Presldent
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
III l5tl HENRY BALI, Assistant Secretary.
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THE ENTIRE GRAND LINE

to the Pacific will be open for business in 1870 MORE
THAN ONE-THIRD OF THE WORK HAS
ALREADY BEEN DONE, MORE THAN ONE
THIRD OF THE WHOLE LINE Is NOW IN
RUNNING ORDER, AND MORE LABORERS
ARE NOW EMPLOYED UPON IT THAN EVER
BEFORE. More than
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Mrs. Putnam's New Recipe Book

Revised and enlarged, with especial reference to
economy In cooking II has also chapter on Carving
One VOL l9mO Price $3.50.
Either oftbe above sent by mall postage prepaid
receipt oil the price.
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SHELDON q CO.. PUBLISHERS
nI5fm2t Nos. 408 and 500 BROADWAY, NY.
NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.

II l5fm2t Nos. 49S and 500 BROADWAY, NY.
NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
OPPOSITE NEIGHBORS; or, the Two Lives
and Their End, 10mo cloth. tl25.
THE ORPHANS OF GLEN ELDER. A
scottish story, 16mo., cloth. 81.
WAITING FOR THE MORNING. A his.
tory Of personal experience. lsmo.. CLOTH 90 cents
THE LAST SHILLING; Or the Selfish Child
lsmo., cloth. s5 cents.
THE AMETHYST. A powerful argument for
total abstinence from intoxicating drinks. Ismo Is,
4O and 45 cents.
1T ISN'T RIGHT" or, Frank Johnsons
Reason. l6mo., CLOTH 81.
Just published and for sale by
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~ W. PITCHER,
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and "Queer Little People," by Harriet Beecner
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single or in sets is unsurpassed and selling at
CLOSING-OUT PRICES
A speciality made OF the celebrated Prang
"The Kids" "Payground.n ."Blackberries,n
"Under the Apple Tree" and "Rest on the Road
side" are published this week.
STEREOSCOPES.
25 different kinds RAJ gng In price from 81 to SlCO
STERkOSCOPIC VIEWS.
25OCC subjects, ranging in price from 10 cents to s.
NOTE PAPER AND ENVELOPES
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6UO pages Of printed matter, good type with hume
rous Illustrations, price 80 cents.
THE PIRATE. BY Walter Scott
Being volume IL of the People S C0py1'ight Edition.
To be completed In 25 volumes. Price per vol, 25c
Also a fresh supply of
SHAKESPEARE'S COMPLETE WORKS.
with 96 tilt strations, price 50 cents.
BYRON'S COMPLETE WORKS,
with l6 Illustrations, price 30 cents,
DUFFIELD ASHMEAD,
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N. N.B-Persons ordering the above sent by mall
will enclose, for postage on Shakespeare, an Rdd-
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OVER Nine PER CENT. INTEREST.

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS whose principal Is so
amply provided for, and whose interest is thor
ough secured, must be cassed among Eds VS', ia-
vestments, They pay
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TNHE MECHANICAL
l. h u N ID R n co M = A N Y,
PHILADELPHIA,
INCORPORATED 1867.

INCORPORATED Is67.
sURSSIsi isTiOS ION ISSfU OF SfIS ssSS. sIO
Orders left at the following places Will meet with
prompt attention, Viz.-Staten Island Fancy Dyeing
CompRny AZ N. Eighth street, Atkinson's Geuts' Fur
nishing Store, 52 Chestnut street; Atkinsons Gents
Furnishing STORE, $40 Ches 1ut street; Laings Hat aud
streets; Winchesters Gents Furnishing Store, 7O6
Chestnut street, Grants Gents Furnishing Store, 1913
Chestnut street Lewis Genis Furnishing store, - r.
cor Ei hth and Raee streets; Sachse d sons shirt
store. s. f. cr Eighth and Vine Sc ees; Buffers
Gents Furnishing store, ~ s. Eighth street, ScOtTs
Hoop Skirt and Ladies' Furnishing Store, 800 Arch
street; Hooper & Parlers Gents Furnishing store
N. r. cor Arch and Ninth streets; Taggart n FArr,s
sewing Machine store, 81 ~ Ninth street, AIknsOn's
Laundry, Ninth street below hi kerson,
Washing done at 50 czs Is per dozen. All articles
called for and deliveredG OF charge aud all cloth
~ o iost will be maid for
10 Chemicals used. An work performed in the best
0ossibe manner, under the superntendence OF eNpe-
rienced and careful female operatives. GENTS SOCKS
The public are invited 10 inspect the Laundry 80,
Holders OF four shares OF stock will have their bls
stock may be subscribed for al the Office OF
HENRY O. POLLOCK. Treasurer,
No. 1870 s. SIXTH street.
10 Ol2sm3mrp Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
RoAD.-CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after MONDAY November is 1867
THE READING ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
win leave Philadelphia at 4 p. NJ arriving Read
ing at 645 p. M.
rHEPOTTSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TkAiN
WIN leave Philadelphia at P. M arriving AZ Fo''a-
town at 7'O5 PM
CHESTER VALLEY PASSENGERS
Taking the Reading Accommodation Train will
arrive VI DoWningtown a. CROP. NJ hb~
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SALE OF A RARE AND VALUABLE PRIYA,
LIBRARY. T'7

We VIII SELL on = Vt"
November 10 and 20, commencing each day at 10
O'clock the rare and valuable Private Library of q
gentleman OF this city, including works bioliO-
graphy, history, poetry drama antiquities, illus.
irated works, etc, together with rare and unique
printed works etc. the chief portions in fine bind
Il gs by The best European and American binders
Now ready for examination. IIll82t
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T IPPINCOTT, SON & CO., AUCTIONEERS
IL AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 24O
MARKET Street. Philadelphia. premises formerly
occupied by Messrs. Pancoast & WarnOck, Auction
eeTB)
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November 10 az 10 O'Clock, at No. I44O N. Twelfth
street by catalogue, Handsome walnut, parlor and
chamber furniture. superior oak dning-room fur
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LARGE POSITIVE SPECIAL SALE OF HOLIDAY
GOODS Wax and China Dolls Toy Sets Work
Boxes French Bags, French Purses, Pocket Wall
lets. etc. by catalogue, on four months credit.
On ednesday Morning,
Nov. 90 comprising a desirable assortment I'll I6 &c
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 900 LOTS OF AMERI.
CAN AND IMPoRTED DRY GOODS LINEN
GOODS HOSIHRY, HOOP SKIRTS. CORSETS,
ETC, by catal ogue on four months credit,
On ad
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HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, CHINA
AND GLASS, HANDSOME BRU SSELS CAR
Il
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FURs.
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November TO- commencing at 10 O'Clock, cOmpris
a full line OF most desirable and seasOnable goC
suited to the city jObbing and country trade. III is
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NeW Advertisements.

their exact distance from the nearest station
aud how they are otherwise supplied with ia,
haiI, 70 enable the Postmaster General Co direct
next.
~. section eighteen Of an act ulCunsr,ss al,.
proved March =. lsiS, proyiies hat .ot'ratt,
ior the transportation II the mail shalt be- let.
IN every case 10 the lowest bidder 'ndcring sui.
hcleh' guarantees Tor faithful Performance,
without other reference 90 thc mole II such
transportation than may bc ncccsssry l.. pro-.
vide ior the due CELEBRITY. certainty, aud scru.
iity Of such transportation. Under tni. law
bids that propose Ia transport III, mails with
""itf'iy, rtffa'afy, and secWf,fy. hor,ay b,,t
dec"od 10 y TIC Only i,qai Jis. urc construed a.,
PIor'H'ag.fof iAs ,afirc taii. horer,f igYg,. atl
~ha'ereT nay Be hc moJt 81 coar,yo"c, a,,ooa.
~ 70 insure ~ "cciar,iy, etria,Aty. aaf s,c"r,'s.
aad haze Ne prfJrfcacs az. rH oHs... 81 % 10
0fhtfS nc coHsiitrei
~. modification "i bid 10 ANY ui ii.,,.
schtial terms j. iautamouNt g. = new i..i and
cannot bc received. 90 a. in Interfere witt fr..
hIar competition, after the las, hour :. .iot fr
cctving bids. Making new hii with sunttt.
Tee ahd certificate j. tl'' only ra, ',mndiiya
previous bid
~. f"'tinastcIs arr 90 b. rarelu, ii,' Co. ...rii
~ ~" sutiicency oi guarantee u .ur.iir..
without knowing that they are prI,..', % ..,li
c!ch, responsibility disrsgar'' ~ '4s ...t ,,.
Ton ~ ,'pStmaSicrs Z, u ri3iif.o,, ~ hr, ogL .t
ollc.' Sr''ce''ap h,h. - i,sao,iiof .'FSr4. Al.
bidder.' guaiant"rs. aud srfrt $3.50 dist meth,
notified that uu failure &. pnic. into 90 p,f
i"rin III" contracts fnr a." s.ryir.' pItt, SOD O.
IN W." accepted bils. ihc. is.,l .tii''.c- tiil
bc enforced against them
-. l'rcs"ni cnn'rlct"r.. and pris.'.. ..i.wa
at til" Department. must. equally with ",hts.
prhtii" guarahtrf. 1ni rciiiiirai.sni ~ % tug
hricn"y. substantially H., tho iniu. tt.s.. ufc
scribe,l. TIL" rrft irai" ~ .uii.lru,.v iuu.i ir
sighed hy l"-'nlastrr. nr icy jul ,ci ,.Hr.
~ rrc'Fd. w "iher will h, lniiird
NLfN W. RANDALL
Dee. Z. ~. T.. sim. Scr t:....
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va ANrEp-AN AGENT--Onc chance in each toe n,
w worthy The attention II active business mau
TO take The agency for the sale II Bradsrssf Rshisr
usaiiag nnd WafAsr SfriPs applied 10 the sides hni
top aud osntrr u he dsor. aud window, The sale
b. itund ans tng ever offered hfor % Aeent and
ffetu 30 iu 49, i~r Ia. h. made Send TO- agents
ctcuiar The hfst vi h. apidy ssrure targain Term,
f-t MaHldins. cn.h u BRAnsrREET co,
NV 30 a. Boston. Mas
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VAsSAR COLLEGE FOR YOUNG


The Trustee 81 this Institution. desiring g. extend
the hrnehs e VI Nassaf mnnihcent git fof the bst
Ter education - Young womeu will ainiit ~ any titae
IN the Collegiate year students sIarcd 20 Join College
glasses charging eNenses only from the date u their
reception Term, inv sreai facilities for education.
such a. tanets, Al GALLERY, Library, Musical consef
Natary a, t'or circulars containing fill information
aiircss y scHnt. roughkecpse. y
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(ioNfAiNiNe Lat. q Try and Fancy Good, watch
Ne, Plated waFe, cutlsfF. ~ A. 10 ~ sold. oSL
DOLLAR ~ ea'h Ettisls trat inducements - ACTS
rituWth H"ri r"N g. uhsbln =, ne.ian
Mas Soy "a -
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cTANpARD MILLING MACHINES

~ hl IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION,
Great tnNcf large caiarity, unuvAied convenience u
adjustmcnt. Also plie visss, uith aud without extra
jaw and vises ~ AT sizes ~ heavy and Hight work
send e. fNi"N NiSf 90. - BOSTON Mass 81 ilias.
trat.d o.rruiaf ir aic ~ dealers in harl~ar- and
machinery NOV ao--ti
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Aeeuis a ntsi every uhcr ior CiHh Price I st nl
valuable ffis"s olen 20 ALL A. Address j0liN TtK.
y ER. Puh.hsf aud Proprietor Rochester. NeW York.
NnF .uatt
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'J'nE PArER FOR THE MILLION

Anl NAEhAa ~ FAhMEhs
The pactirti Farmer oUn falrT the TheaI.est aud ts
cst Agricultural and Horticultural journal ia America
Heautfuy illustrated with NUMEROUS Engraving. ~
Farm Huiilinr.. Animals, rrits aud fiowcrs
Nan f. ''tr time 90 sulssrril-e fir 10. year lsss
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

uNHE undersigned. as Agents Tor the owner,
Il oilcr for sale, A VALUABLE PROPERTY
situated ia this county. on q good turn. -
pike, near railroad. g. malice from ial fzs.I
iimotc. There are FouR ACRES ofstii
excellent Land. improved by n splcn ss1s
did aud substantial STONE HOrsE. contain.
ing - roons, all well finished aud in complete
order. There are also all the nut baildings -
The buildings alone are worth double the price
asked tor this property. Price $1,000.
ALSO. Tor sale, several HOUSES, tlatgc aud
SMALL in rowsontowp. Call and see them
L0NGNECKER a KING,
Nov. Set. Towsontown, Nd.