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The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26

While the examination of Dan Noble,
the prisoner 10 tie Royal Insurance bond
robbery case, was proceeding at the
tombs on Monday before Judge Hogan,
a scene occurred which for several min"
utes created the greatest sensation. n
Mrs. Gilchrist was On the witness stand
and was undergoing a cross examination
with regard to her former husband,
John Keeno, who the witness testified
was dead. She sail he was her second
husband, and had just finished relating
the circumstances Of their marriage, and
the subsequent death Of her husband,
when the counsel, glarcing towards the
door Of an ante-rooa, called John
Keene = and the man Cor the ghost, if
the witDsss told the TRUTH walked forth.
The episode caused the witness to shrink
back and almost faint. As soon as the
excitement was over the examination
went on, tho witness testifing she had
not seen her husband for twelve years,
and supposed him to be dead.--N. y
World
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26
"A German, named Wm. Kaseman

"A German, named VIM. Kaseman,
recently died in Sehamokin township,
Northumberland county, aged l07 years
| month aud 22 days. Daniel Stecket,
of Bath, Lchigh county, is 100 years
old, in good health, though blind. Bar
nard Eisenhuth, who died in this coun.
ty last year, was III years old,
Mrs. Richards, near Tuclorton
Station, on the Philadelphia and Read
ing road, attempted to kindle a fire in
The bako,oyon by pouring coal oil from
a can on some Goals when the can ex.
p,oded, setting her clothes on fire, and
She was burned to death.
The Washington Chronicle remarks
that, from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
we hear but one voice from tue loyal
people, and that is, that the hero Of
Vieksburg and Appomattox shall be
sustained against Presidential usurpa-
tons"
-ArPsieurtpzzuel,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26
"A Trench author inding Ii.

"A French author finding Lis
reputation impedcl by the hostility of
the critics, resolved to adopt a little
strategy to assist him in gaining fame
and money in spite of his enemies. He
dressed himself in a workmanship at.
tire, and retired to a distant part of the
province whero he took logdings at a
iarrior's shop, in which he did little
work every day at the forge aud anvil,
But the greater part Of his time was
secretly devoted 10 the composition of
three large volumes ofpoetry and essays
which he published as the works Of a
journoyman blacksmith. The trick
succeeded--all France was in amaze
ment. The poems Of this child of
nature" this untutored genius" as he
was now called, we're immediately
praised by the critics, and were soon
purchased by everybody. The harmless
deceit filed the pockets of the poor poet,
who laughedto SEQ critics writing in.
cessant praise on an author whose every
formcr effort they made q point Of abus-
ing
AN old misor, who was noted for
soif'denial, was one day asked why he
was so thin. "I do rot know" said
the miser, have tried various means
cf getting fat, but without success" "
" Have you tried vituals ?" inquired
the friend.
Al boys idea of pulling tooth
The doctor hitchtd on to me, pulled bis
best, and just before he killed me the
tooth came out.
Philosophers say that shutting the
eyes makes hearing more complete
This may account for the numerous
eloaed ewes at church Or Sundays.
The largest room in the wQIll-
the room for Improvement
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26
Job pOdge-CE me stormy Day.

It was a half~drizzling, half.stormy
day in the middle of NoyemJcr-just
sucl, day as puts nervous people in
bad humor with themselves and every
body else. job Dodge sat broodingover
the fro Immediately after breakfast. His
wife addressed him as follows: Job,
cant you mend that front door latch to-
day ? 'No,' was the answer. 'WelI,
can't you mond the handle Of the water
pail p mo- 'WelI, can't you fix q
handle to the mop? No well
can't you put up some pins Tor the
clothes in our chamber?' 'No.' FWell,
can't you fz that north window, 80 that
the rain and snow won't drive in p
'No-no-no i answered the husband
sharply. lie then took his hat, and
was on the point OF leaving the house,
when his vile knowing that he was go,
ing to the tavern, where he would meet
some Of his wet day companions, asked
him kindly to stop a moment. She
then got her bonnet and cloak, and said
to her husband. 'You are going to the
tavern; with your leave ! will 90 with
you The husband stared. Yes said
the wife; 1 may as we'll 90 as you; il
YOU 90 aud waste the day, and tipple at
the tavern, why shall not do the same?'
job felt the reprooR, lie shut the door,
hung up his hat got the hammer and
nails; did all his wife had requested,
and sat down by his fire at night, a bet
ter and happier man.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26

- a Scotchman asked m Irishman,
Why are farthings coined in England"
Pats answer was, TO give Scotehmou
an opportunity to subscribe to charitable
institutions
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26

-Nothing ike love and hunger to
drive a man mad or make him happy.
Next to feast upon seventeen year
old pair ofsweot lips under grape Vines
by moonlight, is foray upon a platter
of cold beans after fishing for suckers all
day. The one fills the poetic heart and
the other an empty stomach.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26

- My dear said husband to his
afGectionate better half, after a little
squbble, you'll certainly pever he per-
mitted to 90 to heaven Why not p
{ Because you will be wanted as tor
menter below
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26

"A mother admonishiug her son,
lad ofsOme eleven years ofaSo, told him
that she should never defer until to-
morrow what he could do t. day, The
child replied: 'Then mother let's cat
all the plum pudding tonight
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26
When DIR, johnson asked the ,

When DR.. johnson asked the wild
ow Porter to be his wife, he told her
candidly that he was of mean extrac-
ton, that he had no money, and that he
had an uncle hanged. The widow re.
piled shat she cared nothing for his pa,
rentago, that she had no money herself,
and though she had not a relative hang,
ed she had1itty who deserved hanging.
So they made a match Of it.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26

God bless you both bless you as you
have blessed me
Nobody pretended that they had
notes in the eye now, for the occasion
ofthe weeping was too palpable.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26

"A humane lady in the western part
Of Ohio, during the rush OF contrahands
thither, took pity on poor, ragged boy.
Of decidedly dark complexion, aud
cave him home in her family. Af,er
being dcccutly clothed. Jack was
happy, and soon as slick as L prize
pig. The good woman was pleased
with her success, and all went on swim
mipgIy until one day she heard him
use the Lords name in anything but Q
revcrent manner. Calling Jack to her,
rho proceeded to lecture him upon the
cnorm;ty Of the deed, telling him he
must certainly go to Tophct, unless he
stopped swearing.
"What Kind of place am dat 2
asked the negro.
"lt is lake Of FIRE and birthstone" "
replied the lady.
=" Fiah and grimstone, missus :? "
" Yes, and you will be put into it and
burned forever and ever"
" But poor Jack burn all up"
" No, you won't, you'll keep burning
and never DC consumed"
Butt Deber could stand H."
You VIII have to stand it," replied
the woman. something at loss for words
to make him understand her meaning.
Wen" replied the juvenile contra
band, " of I can stand it | don't care tor
hell iah nor grimstono nudder."
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26
PRETTY GooD.-We heard OF pref

PRETTY GooD.-We heard OF pret.
ty good joke which occurred recently
not a thousand miles from this city. A
way Of the incorrigible school-a regu~
lar Gus in fact--was sitting in a compa
ny of gentlemen, one of whom was a
lawyer Of no mean reputation. The
wag, talking to another individual, but
talking for the ear Of the lawyer afore-
said, stated that he desired the service
of a good lawyer, that he had an impor,,
tant case, out Of which, ifsuccessful, as
he could not fail to be, if the case was
properly managed, good thing could
be realized for himself and q good fee
made to the lawyer.
At this point the legal gentleman in
question put in;
What's that you say-in need OF a
lawyer-good oaso-paying fee? The
law is my profession-stato your case.
Wag-.' My case is undoubtedly an ex-
cellent one, and an willing to pay a
most liberal contingent feel can't afford
any fec certain. [ will give you one
half Of the amount if you succeed-which
is five hundred dollars. Do you under
take -
Lawyer [ do ; state your caso.'
Wag-'I want you to borrow five
hundred dollars for me-and we will di
vide it,
Exit wag, with ponderous boot il
dangerous proximity to his coat tail.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26
2elrrted &}listalJoHg.

(CoNCLupED.)

MS snare III tUC CvECCIh NJ h15i |
price
ooh no. It is very low one.
There is a clear capital Of one hundred |
and fifty thousand dollars in the busi.
ness at this moment and then think Of
all the standing and good will which
goes for nothing.
la ha ha laughed the old man
again.
Then Walter laughed and then
Agnes laughed and then they finished
their supper.
On the next evening Walter Adams
came in and sank down upon the sofa
without speaking. lie was pale and
agitated and his eyes had a vacant,
wandering look.
Walter cried Agnes, in terror,
what bas happened
Hos sick mut;ered Noah Brennan
without looking around.
mo, no--uot sick returned the
Young man starting up; bit I am the
victim of miserable trihing,'
Eli ?-ho,y 20 p asked old Noah,
~" ~, -, 1Tv.l ;.,
In ten you, sac " .,s o'seI' m!.', "a, "
FpaSmoaic oHo:' n1u "o'T on rnnls;nod lUns Un
in the counting room after the rest had
gone. WAS still at work when Mr..
Osgood come in and placed some pa.
Pers on my oesS' say ny "a III -" g
here' W altol 't'ss' WIZ, Are yII,o ho1 fn;'b 1
iiioh lie "Cu' po, ..! ~ ~ 80 ,,, Fl. Tl,
ca my "o'h, l y c-:U '--O L'L>,4e; -,lat
trst was " SoI' VI '" .'''.IL! - -',.'
OSSCou hau oM'eu ~. ,,,.,,,ou. ,no D~7'"SSr' SSr
ana ioote0 up III Sqa'tt huu-po' Iuu3".5' amd IVA
ty-nlne shouSaIu i ''s"S n.y. "uIN mart .anar ,
seVeu'y-uEe uoII".s, iIs lNo ,. noN' o,,o, a"pr'
was uecu co"Ney..u5 .no '"os L,op1i;
y 10 me anu in"Hins I ,i0 s",t;ml, "' ,D u.;tL IL
me me cGnooLn tn. u ~" '' VI l1' l''''o Wv"
tne WIl,,, 1tnGt wv? ,.,, a,,n .hr,,,;n,-
>. ne'', Sa'u Nv ~. H''n, nn1 Lnat;n .
ms 'oot upon ,Ho va ~, ,s,,,t "'t saa nv pmr ~
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'nI06 & very 5~, Ia1 ,n rn,i;oS 'EoS voIto, t1t ;s
'u' .n;G = a. .;.IP iTPv ,no .hns; ~ "
0fppi W u-no ,a ,nn,othi,n "'m I IN No,b,s owe
inoio nIs so.aos''o;1 naonaaS 90 oot T. o1t
asJ'n, ~ ~ n"i - ne s.lin i-i"lT7" tIns ).
anu WoI,dn Snou m0 Sio.U 5on. 'HS Irbo, ror,, mon
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hoycp ,ncy were Me'o guy ~ ",''. 10y "'1 0,u W..
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Gorrecl' D''leyea , ,I ."o i fI.no % SUu
knew nG,,''IS i W. '"o l''o otan M NJ,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26

Queen Victoria popped the qucs,
ton " to Prince Albert, Ladies, 60 and
do likewise.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26

Tho richer a man makes his food !,
the pooor he makes his appetite.
Our lives are truly at an end when
we are beloved no longer the chilli>
ness Of the grave has been passed
through,
-" All Pat" said a disconteuted
hod carrier, " don't take up this mode Of
life, 1t has too many ups and downs in
it.
Virtues, like essences, lose their
fragrance when exposed They are sen.
sitiye plants, and will not bear too
familiar approaches.
How we ducks swim.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1867-09-26

Too TIGHT MAKES LOOsE,-Fizz
went the beer through the hole from
which it had driven the peg p!
The master hammered the peg in
tight.
Fizz -Gzz-f25 went the beer
through a seam in the cask
The master pasterod the seam with
pitch.
Bang went the beer though the
buug- hole all over the cellar
4" It's a pity " said the old Barrel,
standing nearly empty, " but, if he had
but left it little liberty and breathing
room, it wouldn't have taken the law
into its own hands"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03
\ New and Grand Epoch In Medicine.

DIR MteGiEL Is the fouader of new Medical Sys.
TEN! The qaanttArians. whose vast internal doses
cnieeie the stomach and pafalyze the bowels. must
appetite. with from to two OF his cxraorlina
Pts. and cures the most virnlent with box or
so OF his wonderful and all healing Salve These two
great specifics OF the Doctor fast superceing all
tho stereotqped Of the day. Extrao .dinary
cures ~ Nasgiei's PMS and Ssyc have opened the
eyes q The ha.e to the intcieacy u the $50 calied)
remedies al others aud aion which people have so
long binds depended. Magsie's Pills not OF the
class that axe allowed by the dozen. aad az which
every box !Gl taken creates an absolute for
another. One two of Maegiers Pill, susres to
place the bowels perfect order. tone the stomach
creates AN appetite, and render the spirits light and
buayant, There s-no gripping, and DO reaction the
form ofconspation lfthe liver Is affected liz fInc.
lions are restored; and ii the nervous system il feeble
II IS invsoretea. This last quality makes the medi-
ehes very desirable for the wants OF delicate females
tieerons aud eruptve diseases are literally extin
gaised by the dsenfcctant power Of Magael's Save.
In FACT IT is here announced that Magnets Bilious.
Dyspeptc and Diarrhna pills cure where all Others
fail While for Burns. Scalds, Chilhlains. Cuts and
all Ahrasons Of the skin Maggies Save is inallibe.
sala by J. MAssIEL. II Pine Street, New York; by
HALL 4 sCHMUCKER In Upton, aud all drug
gists, at - cents per box. sl3u39
.COUNTERFEITS! Buy Mavgiel pills or
salve with little pamphlet inside ths box. They
bogus. The genuine hav name Of J lIaydock on box
with namsof J. Maggiel ". d: The genuine have the
PHI surrounded with white POWDER
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03
Original Notice.

n. State of Iowa, Cedar county, S.:
10 Harvey Walker. Andrew N Walker liar.
vry d. Harrison, and William Maloud:-iou
are hereby notified that there viii be on file.
on Or hefare the first day OF November. A. D.
iMf, IN the office Ot the Clerk of the District
'nnrt OF Cedar County. State of Iowa. a petition
OF r. {. Biackner ~ lodging that he is owner Of
iot In block ten. In the town Of Rochester,
'edar county, Iowa; that the records of the Ra-
s 80, Office OF said county shows that said
iot y III cncumbrancn by II Mortgage executed
by the said Harvey d. Harrison to VIM. Me-
'ioud, dated July2i, lS5i to secure Sj7B, record
Gu IN book =, pages Ee3and III Of the Rceor-
hers Office OF said county; also II mortgage
executed by Harvey Walker and 4. ii. Walk
rrto Harvey y. Harrison, dated D.ccm Der Isl h.
1911. 10 secure $500, recorded In book r. pages
y and \, Of said Office. Said petitions showing
That said Harrison conveyed said lot to said "
and NJ. \. WALTER, that sai,i Walker convened
The same to plaintiff that said mortgages have
been pnd in full and asking that proper Sails
faction be entered BY the proper parties and
The cloud removed from the title to said lot
Now unless you appear thereto and defend, on
or before n>pon of the second tlay Of the next
term of said Court, commenciI. OH the first
Monday OF Deccmber. \ y, ls.7, default will be
entered ,fyttis.st aud
~. John N ", Ik an
UASSA IL WAsuBIfRN
io"l .Asi'Ss for plaintiff
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

TRIAL or JEFF. DAvIs.-Thc Her.
d'd's Richmond special says: 1T has
now become definitely settled that Da-
Wis trial will take place at the Novem-
Der term of the Circuit Court here.
Chief Justice Chase has expressed his
intention of presiding, and If the rebel
eX-Pre-idcnt docs not fail to come to
time OH his straw bail a question of
great importance will arisc, which will
require all the diplomacy and ability of
the Chief Justice to evadc and decide
The opinion Is expressed that allowing
that Davis will appear, the trial will be
shi"ked l'y the Government, and the
prisoner will again be set at liberty, on
bail. There is reason to contradict such
an erroneous impression. Indications
lead to the belief that the trial will be
proceeded with, and the most important
events connected with the history of the
rebellion viii be disclosed. The coun-
sci for the defense will demand trial
aud II the government urge rs AN OK
cusc that it IS not ready, tile Court will
express its intention to remain In session
sufficient time to enable it to prepare.
Failing in this "o,Ic proscq.i will then
be entered, by which the discharge of
I the prisoner may be effected. The lat
ter is not likely, and the trial which the
nation ut large demands, will be proceed
| ed with. Davis can scarcely be convict
ed"
1t is reported from Washington that
II Secretary McCullooA is not disturbed,
he will soon bring financial matters to Il
successful ISSUE.
Information from Charleston leaves
no doubt of the fact that that General
Candy heartily approves the acts of his
1 predecessor. He continues i'm force all
Of Sickles' orders, and will pursue the
same general line OF policy. Prominent
johnson men In that city who were
elated with the removal of Sickles, are
beginning already to query what they
have gained by the change Of comman-
| lcrs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

On next Tuesday, we Will be called
upon to meet and overthrow the COM
mon political enemy The !Sia,c Regis
ter very pertinently says that the pres
cnt contest is Il great preliminary skirm-
ish to he soon followed by the National
battle for the Presidency. The defeat
and utter route Of the Democracy now
will make glad the heart of every lover
Of human rights. Let none then hold
back his hand, but with united effort,
roll up such majority as will cause the
so-ealled Democracy to cmigrate to Cal.
ifornia forthwith.
Every mans maxim should he, tho
ticket, the whole ticket, without an OK
ception--it il entitled to ca. enthusiasts
tie support, there is Neg ii man on il
against whom nue word uf censurc can
be uttered. "ltli in.n~thep for tho
grand combat "t Jyto,er bth. ls,-, AM,
let the 1T %eF~tat of every Township
, report 'ali present or accounted .or'' on
election day. fIsc issues OF the present
canvass are full Of moment The Re-
publicans have placed themselves on
the broad platform of the right of every
crcature-"m made in the likeness of Gods
iniagc'-to the fruit of his own labor,
the custody OF his own manhood. and all
the inherent rights of Il free man. The
Democrats claim these rights for thcn,.
selves, but refuse them to others, thu,
poisoning the fountain of liberty. and
causin" it to give forth the muddy tor.
. rent OF oppression for the weak and
helpless. They talk of the tariff, tn,
public debt, free whisky, and bid high
Tor the foreign vote; appearing to think
the people Williams, and that they hny,
only to suggest some villainy in order te
insure its successful prosecution.
The Republicans propose, first of all
To reconstruct the country-save it from,
Rebel hands and the malignant teach.
ings OF Rebel sympathizcrs-to make il
what the Fathers Of 1916 declared ..tha,
all inen are created free and equal ant
endowed BY their Creator with ce.tai,
inalicnable rights; that among these ar,
life, liberty, and the pursuit Of happi
ness" *"
This contest is not a question of tariffs
What does 1t matter if the tariff is higi
or tow, just or unjust, wise or unwisc, i
the country is TO drift into anarchy an,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03
+. +. WIfITCUMB, Atty for pin.
Original Notice.

". e. Tatt Plaintiff, " '-'i
against ri 1 District Court OF Co.
Chas Green, .Ino. Ken fsiar county, Iowa,
singer and ]. g. Hopiin. I Dec. term, 1861.
son, Defts.
To cha's Green. Jno. Ecnsfngcr and j G Hop
+ kinSon. D"tcndantS
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file In he Office OF the Clerk Of the District
Cont, in and for the County OF Cedar. in the
state of Iowa. y petition of II. &. Piatt, Plain
tiff. claiming III you the sum ofsevcnty aollars,
with interest thereon Mt six per cent from the
I'd day of Now, 1855 as due him ON certain
promissory note, made ny t'ha's Green and
Jno. kensing.r. and payable to !. &. Hopkin-
son. or bearer, and the payment of which has
been duly guaranteed ny said J. q. IIorkinson,
for seventy dollars, with six pei cent interest
which note WAS ,liIc on the 18th day of Septem-
Der, ls67, and is now the property Of the plain
tii. s..fy - :.
Now unless Won appear TO said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon OF the second
day of next term Of said Court to bc begun and
held nj Upton. in said county, on the second
day of December. ISS7. IA default will be entered
against YOU and Judgment rendered thereon
In accordance with tn. PRAYER of Sniti pet ton
ihi" He. PIATr, in person 3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03
SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of an Alius Execution to iyle dircc-
ted, issued from the office OF the Clerk OF the
ind state Of Iowa, in favor 81 Falvcy & Reilly.
ana against John KclsO have levied upon
the following property as the property Of the
said JOhn kelE0 to-Wlt:s Lot nnnlher one ~
In block number three 80 In r. Shcarer's sec
0nd addition to the town of LOudcn, Cedar
county, Iowa. And shall offer the same for
Upton, in said county, on Saturday the 18th
day Of October, A ID 1857 Mt one o'clock Il NJ Of
said day, to satisfy said Execution and costs
that may accrue thereon
Dated this nth day Of September. 4 Il 1857
JOHN y kHEAKkRs
39wS sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03
PUBLIC AUCTION.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
admlnistratorofth the rstatcoi Daniel Gomstocz.
deceased, will offer for sale at hubble auction,
ON the second day of November, 1857, nj one
O'Clock p Of said day. AT I { McCicland's
store, Hechanicsyille. the following described
real estate, to-wit: The he = or section Il
eighty acres more or less, IN Cedar county.
Iowa: Also q lot Of hay in stack. and "a lot oi
corn III the field. Terms for the real estate one
fhird cash, balance in one year with ten per
cent interest secured iy mortgage on the prom
HrtN sold; for personal property. Cash.
lDwI ID II GDASfOfk, Administrator
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03
PRICE LIST OF
Osase Grange Plants,
i APPLE fRREEs,
iPYII STOCK, D lllGllIIs
For the Fall of 1867.

Two Million Usage Orange Plants, denver.
: 81 nj the Nursery, or at the nearest Rail-
road station, cost OF box added, at re- A., -
tall, per thousand. -. y =.
,-- Printed directions for keeping. preparing ihe
ground planting, culture and finishing the
Hedge will be Furnished to all purchasing
plants OF me. Ny plants are all first quality. ~
Apple Tees years old, per hundred, Si5.M,
do do per Thousand, lI,'W,
Apple Plants. for grating on. per l,@ s.A 500
Evergreens, 50 cents to el.JO each. accord.
ing to size md style. \ liberal discount
JOSHUA HALL,
-Four miles east OF Upton, Cedar CO., Iowa.
0ctOber slXS7 ~. a Ia. f....E. JIG -. IL