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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND,
The Election I'm Rutland.

passed off quietly resulting in the tn
umphant election Of Col, Redfcld Proctor
by a majority OF 49,, which is almost an
unparalleled majority in Rutland. No eN'
Titomcnt prevailed only in reference to
the election Of one Of the Justices of the
Peace between Warren ii. Smith, Repub-
hean and John Cain, Democrat, both of
whom were defeated.
un the announcement of the result,
Col. Proctor spoke as follows;
FELLOW CIrIZESs.--l can ouly prom
ise 10 bring to the discharge of the ardu-
Gus duties To which you have elected me,
nay enleayors To promote the best inter
,-ts Of my town aud constituency. As in
the mast, - in the future, | shall cndeav-
ur Ia he true 10 your interests, and shall
always le willing 10 listen and heed the
voice 81 the people. lie then returned
thanks, in few fitting words tor the
honor conferred upon him.
Upon the conclusion of Col. Proctors
remarks. NJ G. Eyerts called for three
cheer, iar the successful candidate which
. we're given with a will
The vote on the respective tickets To-
IA, j. rs follows;
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Governor
Iohn b Page. ~
For Lieutenant Governor.
stephen Thomas, 81
For state Treasurer
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

Is f.lrl,a expressly tor the nfnALu ~ 'it,Mrtt.
TN. NrrHtt- 'a.. 'omrnt,,Ion Merchants.
- ,ui 81 fune,l Hall Market, Hus'on.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03
ucpub,ican Meeting AT VT. Holly

Kcpu bliCau Meeting nt VT. sso't :
The Republicans Of Mt. Holly assembled
ON Monday evening. Aug. 3lst, IA the
number OF over two hundred. Hon. John
Crowley was chosen chairman, and in
few pointed remarks clearly defined the
Issues of the campaign. Hon. ID. T..
Nicholson was then introduced, WHO held
the closest attention of the audience for
two hours, thoroughly canyassing the
principles and candidates Of the respect
i've parties, and urging the Importance OF
rAllym- every Republican TO the polls on
Tuesday. Notwithstanding the speaker
searching criticism Of SEYMOUR political
record, at his close, a Democrat, whom til,
speaker described rs evidently under
conviction" arose and Eumbly requested
"to hear more nbou, seymour" need
NOT add that hi, request was prompt!
granted. and Seymour was again subject
ed to thr speakers cruciblc, 10 the amuse,
men; u the Republicans, and We trust tc
the uui -ht,umeut OF the inquiriug Dem.
orrat
- 49, -. IA
ed much to the interest Il the. occasion
and tlu meeting closed with the uuani
nous trvluE that We had had grand
one, and that NJ. Holly should do hei
duty 90 'h" i.l!' 10 this lml oF"h' CRISIS
A>N'ooN' Sec
NJ 'i".Iy' sept. l. I0i'>-
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... r..-,....,,. ,...rI,. :, readiness fo
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1.,...... J.,... .,,.3 .x,.,..;,,. .hnil3
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f.-.t~l..,,l mechanics hail inrl,,.lip.
, ,...., IN, ,ls Dirs.tIr. and Offices 70
,l.. $. rotary and Treasurer. All uade
ao.. ,...s and J. one II the largest an,
mss. ..uy.,,sht exhibition hulllius, il
,b. ...,..r, \ large number II shed
and '"rrd buildings Tor hof>es' cattle
Sheep and poultry have ot'n erected. :
We" #,l-. -t,'i IN. been hs-ed up. :
ne" gallery CONTAINING seats Tor LOU
g. 2. f.rlf GNGrI1.k he piltlr
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

Mother Baileys Queting syrup for children
taetmup makes SICK and weak children strong and
healthy gives mothers day and night. lsaquiet-
lns m-heine for chillrn. only Is cents, sold
hy Druggists .si-wSdly
ulsHtY lNrHusuNo NIws Mothers take
notice Mother Btil,y- llulrttng syrup for
children Terthiug LAM, bottles only IS cents
sid hy Druggists, A-vNdly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

kS"raklng 1t all IN all, it Is the best lady
can have. AsIcgards othcI machines, all | can
say is, those Of my friends who have not Grover
& Bakers are in constant trouble with their re-
spcctive machines Anybody Of sense will give
the preference to Grover a Bakers" Testimony
OF Mr.. Henry Dickinson, OF i7l West 2lst street,
New York, before the Commissioner of Patents.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

BRANDoN.-Rey. Kittredge Haven Of
Shoreham will preach in the Town Hall
Brandon, next Sabbath afternoon, Sept
9th, at two o'clock. All are invited.
scp2d4l
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

sides all this they are good business men, |
and the popularity Of MARCUS himself is 1
universally acknowledged, This firm de- /
votes themselves more particular to the
ready-made clothing department. \ large
and extensive assortment of trunks, va
Uses, carpet-bags, etc, etc, both ior ladies
and gents, have just been received and
added TO their stock, In another column
will be seen a new advertisement bearing
their signature, which it will pcrhap, pay
to pcruse,
TuE "oAKEs AMEs." The Times thus
makes the announcement Of the O1kcS
Ames commencing her regular business
trips "Thc new steamer Otl,c~ Amcs
Capt n r. Proctor, commenced her 7. T.
alar business trips, with ircigh. and bag
gage ears on board, and ample aecommo-
dations for passengers, Monday morn
ing. She runs in connection with the
through train from Rutland TO Ogdcns-
burg and Montreal which arrives here at
$50 a. m, and returning leaves PlattS'
burgh Immediately on the arrival Of the
train from Montreal and Ogdensburg, and
arrives here at 2;30 p. IN, in time to con-
meet with the 2.4l train south over the
Rutland road The steamer win touch,
till further notice, at Port Kent and Port
Jackson, both going and coming, thus af-
'fording a convenient ferry between this
side of the lake and those two points.
/ BrEGINRY.- The Burlington Times
says During the absence Of Hon. L. T..
Englosby with some friends at the torch
j light procession Monday evening, his
house was entered through "a window IN
the rear. The burglar wa, undoubtedly
in the house when Mr.. Euglc,by returned,
short time after his entrance, hu, in
some way escaped Col. Muu,uu and
Deputy Sheriff Ashley were soon On the
premises but could not discover that any
yaluables were taken. The hur.lniuu-
gentleman Is no stranger To our pulirr
and will doubles, feel a "ramroa ii IA,
atta,nnt. Lis hnuse-hrcakiu.- efforts again
PROF. CARNs' IL PTrsFoEp All
I BRANpoN.-Wc are happy TO learn tha
Prot. earns intends To give ole Of hi, eu
ter,ainment, in Pi;t~t"rl, Tonight, sept
2a, and in Brandon ON Thursday, sept
Il,..,,.r', 90.
p''n""" '''HNN ''''' '''! "''' ''.
pald, both rs regards IN ne! III" t'''
time, should they attend those concerts
PLUM~.--Nc ackuuwlecg" the r. 81
~,
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HosFoN 1--we >TOCE MARKET.
Uri.h,o ambridge and Ucdforn.


Far'es srra rnnns s.ren1r,2 ,, ts"'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

xtrA<TED. TEs GOOD BROAD
w Csompfal Neavers At the Ludlow WOODEN
Nils Ludlow =. Apply by letter or in person
lhs hest OF pay guaranteed ~
good weavsis aug6dSwlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03
CARRIAGE TRIMMING DONE

" IN the best shape and az reasonable prices
Also all kings Of harnesses everything pertaining
to the harness trade, Al the Main street Harness
shop. 4 few nice Horse sheets aud Fly Nets on
hand aud will be- sold chespat
D. O. URT'S,
Corner Main and West street,.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

SNn CASE or POISONING, - Master
Charles Pitt, son of Col Charles IL. Joyce,
was badly poisoned yesterday, II seems
he was left in bed, and while his mother
was ahscn, from the room, got from the
bed, reached bottle Of poison which had
been ,houghtlessly left upon the bureau,
and pouring some out into wine glass,
drank II. In a short time, he was taken
with violent commissions, Drs Pond,
Goldsmith and Fox were Immediately
called, and at last accounts the little sui
fcrer wa, considered ont of danger
Coon ron CuEsrER,- We received
the following telegram from Hon, Hugh
IL Henry last evening, relative to the
vote uf Chester, which shows glorious
record for that reliable old town, she hay
ing cas-, more votes than ever. This re-
suit is probably the effect Of the speech o'
Congressman Cain at that place last week
+ Chester throws 532 votes for Governor
"a more than WIS ever thrown before
Republican majority, $50. Last year th'
whole vote Of the town was $50.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

WAsmNGToS, Sept. /.
II Is estimated that the forthcoming
public debt statement will show an in.
crease Of probably five or six millions
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

3p- Endorsed by millions who have used it,
recommended by its countless cures, tested by q
half century's use, for all purposes to which an
ointment may be applied, Readings Russia salvs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

Mr. BARLOW ELECTEn.-The rumors
by Telegraph from Burlington at a late
hour last night gave Mr.. Barlow about
800 majority for Senator over Atwood in
Franklin county.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-03

THIS aftenoan's qu,'a'.ou- are rcports.i as to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-10

Message. II s his cuty under tho constitution TO
tend - o message annually, communicating TO "
the sSecuye 10 or s ny se @ ~ Sh no ~ NAV
sup.ose Congress not TO be possessed. The lam
guaSa In tins Message TO which 1 object 10
70 US facts; Il Is that which ID used in commun-
caring Opinions on subjects touching which
We have all the acts that he has, and are supposed
BY the constitution to capable OF forming opin-
ons 70 ne ~ himself; but whatever may be the sub
,a0f q the hessaSe or Whatever may be the
nothing IN the constitution which requires the Senate
,o, ra ~ o. any message however respectfully
90 because has been the general experience that
only respectful messages have been sent II has
from the Executive, and very respectful habit IL
IS and one that ! should not care TO see aban-
doned so long as the Executive preserves the
naolt OF sending us only respectful messages The
senator from Missouri says that the Senate mad
non last year to resent message. Perhaps so; l.
think so. I did not hear the message read. was
not In the Senate In the country when it was re-
ceived. But even II had heard IL might not have
leis called upon to resent y a. perhaps might not
now nave ventured TO make the motion before the
senate But that motion being made 1 support II.
me Senator from Massachussetis lMr. Wilson, on
the contrary opposes It, and for most extra0rdi-
nary reason: Concedlng that the language OF the
Message Is disrespectful and untruthfui he vet in
sas uf"n sne Senate sitting and hearing thus ds
conceive sir, that the Senate can be better EN-
ployed. II any one on this door or elsewhere sup
because think that refusing to hear 1t will be
calculated to prevent its being read by the people
ne strangely mistakes me and my motives. / have
not the slightest objection TO the country reading
this Messenger ON the contrary, desire that IL shall
De printed and 90 to the country as expression Of
the views aud character OF the President OF the
United States. But for US TO sit in our places and
quietly listen to such statements as this Message
contalns-ior Instance, "a bold declaration that
one hundred millions are annually expended for the
military f0rce large portion Of which Ii employed
70 ,ns exesu.Ion % laws both and u
win find any clause In the constitution
which makes 1t our duty to sit here
and listen to language OF this kind, unless
1t be spoken by senator upon this door, then
suppose.we must hear it, as we have heard it good
many tmes-why, then, submit to the constitution
as always do: but think twin trouble the Senator
to find any such clause.
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. EDMUNps--I think, Mr.. President that the
transactions OF the business Of the session will be
facilitated by an adjournment at this time and
move therefore that the Senate do now adjourn.
The yeas and nays were called upon this motion,
and the Senate adjourned at thirty i've minutes past
two O'CLOCK by vote OF 70 yeas to 22 nays without
taxing any former action ON the motion OF Mr..
Cameron.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-10

HERALD THURSDAY DECEMBER TO- l8o-TRIPIE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02

they append their names to paper recom>
mendimg an implement of any kind, they have
personal knowledge of the value of that inn
plement. The advice to us to have nothing
more to do with Reapers, but employ our
spare time with Joe. Chapline, Hoke, Pitzer
q Co., although gratuitous, will receive atten-
ton, aud will be regarded whenever oppor-
tunty offers. In return, will our friends
regard kindly little advice from us. lfso,
we would say, stick to your Reaper, and leave
newspaper con r0versy for others.
We distinctly discaim any intention to
depreciate the merits of the Wood, or any
other Reaper, either in this or our former
article We have always said, and still say,
that we believe the Wood machine to be
very good one, and we are frank enough to
admit that all the expressions we have heard
from those who have used it, have been favor
able, And it was not to detract from the
Wood Reaper that we gave a complimentary
notice of the Mccormick. We were struck
with the large number Of machines invoiced
to this depot, and in connection with this TACT,
alluded to the success of the Mccormick
Reapers in this county, and elsewhere. But
it seems our motto has been Inexperienced,
and we are charged with spreading ourscIf on
the Mccormick Reapers. We have no reason
to have any partially for one machine over
another, and notwithstanding the laborcd
card of the agents of the Wood REAPER, we
do not think we transcribed the bounds OF
truth in our notice of the 10Th of May If
we did, we did it without the hope OF gain
or fear Of censure.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02
Memorial Day.

ulGu1UI1ul lay
Pursuant to notice the Ladies Of Charles
town and vicinity, met at the Lecture Room
of the Presbyterian Church, at o'clock, 2.
NJ, on Saturday last, for the purpose Of ma
king suitable arrangements. to decorate the
graves ofthe Confederate dead who are buried
around US. The meeting was we'll attended,
and after brief consultation the following
programme was determined upon:
Saturday, the 18th instant, all the Ladies
of the county who are disposed to join in this
mark of respect to the heroic dead, are re-
specially invited to meet at o'clock, =. NJ.
at Edge Hill Cemetery, with their contribu-
tiono of flowers. The ceremonies at the
Cemetery will consist Of an anthem by a corps
of amateur performers, and prayer by Rev.
Mr.. PENICK.
After decorating the graves of the soldiers
at the point of assemblagc, visit will be
made, in turn, to all the other burial places
in Charlestown with like object.
We feel confident that there is no necessity
to urge our fair readers to participate in the
pious work to which they are invited, and
that on the day appointed they will bring
their offerings of flowers as a testimonial that
the dead who sacrificed their lives in . The
Lost Cause" arc still held in fragrant re-
mcmbrancc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02
May Party.

lhe annual May Party or Floral Festival
= Ill., T,fr..o,, Institute u. l;roo,;,,,,
- ~ 80 >, ,''7'''o' ""No' -,
Oh '!rs' "a W. t0N'hSr' was he'0 ." t'Io'J
e"en!nS last, and was largely attended by the
young ladies Of the school, aud number of
its friends and natrons The coronation of
tho C,,o.,, WINS ia no,,1lo oro,+ of th, ava.
~ vas ~ '.'>'I 800. O'1DY y. Wv.
~ '''le w.: ','>' ,.' .:rI pp' i',
- wv - ~ ''''' -, :.
':1"7 49, '""'N 20
ln, 90 -. I.., s:'S;.... ', ,r,. ,as.ao.r,I
=, tha L;,,bo.t dooroo TLo c,1Inwin,, ,.o,,r,,
Ia1;os lnro nort IN tho coronation core,~or;ns
onl il ,toir .nnro,oho. 70 tho FIorol ,rbro,o
acquitted themselves i'll handsome style:-
I.: - ,Z E,,.1 D. NJ. D.
O|I3" y "c FtS'''"I-Dy AIoS ntU
RUTHERFORD.
p,esc1t,yj,D of Urroy,J- Niccos Many
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02
FA1n Ar HARpER,s FERRY.-The Fair

FAIR AT HARPER's FERRY-The Fair
now in progress at Harper's Ferry under the
control of the Methodist Protestant congrega-
ton of that place, and which is for the benefit
of the Church, now in course Of erection, is
being attended with much success. The most
interesting feature, we understand, is the
contest for set of silver ware consisting ola
waiter, pitcher and goblet, to be presented to
the resident minister who shall receive the
most votes. We are glad to learn that there
are no test oaths administered and conse-
quently no boards Of registration in requisi>
ton; twenty-five cents being the only neces-
-sary qualification for American citizens, deni-
zens or aliens to exercise the prerogative of
the elective franchise. Father Kane, at our
last advice, was the leading candidate. More
voters wanted. Vote early, late and often,
single vote "a quarter) cen thought be late
May Turn the scale of caPrcious fate,
And lead to glorious victory.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-02
PUBLIC SALE.

,y'IIE undersigned will sell at Public Sale, in
L ClIarcstown, on
TnURspAg,.JUNE 4th, 1865,
The following Property, to.wit:-
-FOUR NJ ULES;
Ono cow and Calf-aIx month old;
One Road Wagon, one Barshcar Plough;
One Harrow, Four scts Wagon harness;
Plough Gears one set Carriage Harness;
One set Buggy Harness, &c.
TERAIS.-A credit OF nine months will he given
on all sumo = 10, by tho purchaser giving bond
and approved security. Sums under s 10, Cash
No property TO be removed until the terms COM
rcd with. Sale to take place ut the residence Of
John Welcome. JAMES L. BRADY.
Nav
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TURNPIKE NOTICE.
SArPGSGToS EOTEL.
NI,-J2 1893


May %, 1865.
4 Trhc annual meeting of the Smithfeld, Charles
N town and EnrPcr's Ferry Turnpike Company,
ca He'd according to The Charter for the election of
officers of the road, TO this day at the Sap
pIngton Hotel, in Charlcstown, Jefferson county,
Fru0cis Yates elected Chairman and Isaac
Foukc Secretary, and there not being a quorum
present, it ordered that the annual meeting c
adjourned to be held at said Hotel on SATURDAY,
the Gt! day of JU NE, 1865 at O'Clock, p NJ. an d
notice OF said adjourned annual meeting hc pub
-hcd in both the esprit of Jefferson aud Stree
Prcss'' till said meeting, and it is hoped by the
meeting that the said adjourned annual meeting
will be fully attended, and that sufficient stock
that day will be present (cthcr in person or by
proxv) to go into business ma the election OF Off
ccrs required by the Charter.
FRANCIS YATES, Chm'n.
Isaac FoUKE, SCc'y.
Nav %, ISGS-4t. r. p.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TT having been recently ard several times mon
L toned TO me, that it Is reported that am about
my son deem it right 81 tia; there is truth
in the report in either Par'itu ar. am quicty and
solely pursuit. Of my profession with fully as
am not ircapacitntrd by disposition nor age in
body nor mind; keeping myself informed as 10 ali
tho rapid advances III discovery, appliances and re-
mcdcs, bringing them to bear on my practice, and
expecting to do for ten years to come my life
be spared. j. J. IL. SlRAlIH.
NV I6
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CARPETS! CARPETS!!

WYE have lust received, direct from the LOWELL
w MANUFACTURING COMPANY, iull
CELEBRATED CARPETTNG,
cmbrncin the latest tylcs of patterns Also, hand
Youaio respectfully invited to call and examine
them feeling assured that we ca snit all wanting
" TIMBERLAKE, YOUNG CO..
1r,y5 IS6S-3,nx Potter's Factory.
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sFrom the timing establishment Of Mr.

from the timing establishment Of Mr..
j, Fl. yesterday, we have received capaciors
tin bucket for our Office. In returning thanks
for this booklet, we take occasion to say that
the same party has many mare of the same
sort, with an unlimited supply of tin,ware of
every description for harvest. The shop is
on Main street, where you can suityourselyes
by caling.
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F0R SALE.

FIJI T-RATE second hand Two 81 =
"A horse CARRIAGE. Also. very fE:-t5-G;!$z5Z-
good One horse SPRING WAGON. SG2~&2-
Both will he sold low for the cash, or ON short
JOSIAH WATSON.
Niddleway, May 10, ISGS-5t.
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SPRING MILLIN RI!
MISC HIAcGTEJtT JOHNSON,

T her Fashionable Millinery Storc-Post Office,
- Main strcet--has received and opcucd a select
assortment of
SPRING g. SUMMER MILLINERY,
which is equal, if not superior, TO any ever offered
to The Ladies' of this community. Her stockcOn-
sis,s Of the NEW EST SHAPES in Straw, Silk and
Gimp HATS, BONNETS, &c; Vclvets, Ribbons,
Sill, Goods, Flowers, Feathers, Ruchcs, Grapes,
Blondes. nraids. Ornaments, sc.
Grateful for the kindness OF the past she assures
the Ladies that she will be most haPPy to wait on
them at her store.
95- Her prices are moderate for The CASH.
1865
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LOCK BEFORE Y0U LEAP :"

JOHN G. SHIRLEY,
TFAVING rc-openeG the Dry G orsfs ARD General
I / Merchandising Business at the Brick store
Room lately occupied by Josiah Watson, IN Middle
way, invites the pubic to call and examine Ills tx-
tcnsive stock of
SPRING & SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
which have been purchased good terms and will
be sold reasonable prices His Spring styles
of pelaiues, Prints, Bleachcd and UnblcaChed Cot
tons, arc equal to any in the market. and viii be
sold at rates but little beyond city prices. His
HATS. GAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
have been purchased with great care, and comprise
a general and complete assortment.
In addition, he has full stock of Hardware,
Queensware, and Wooden Ware, OF every dcsCriP-
ton,
such as Sugars. CCfIee, Tea, SyrupE. &c. In ftct
his stoc is made up of fall line OF merchandise,
aud every thing required for the wants OF the
muuity will be found at his store
JOHN G. SHIRLEY.
NJidJIeway. Nav l2 1851,
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.sTETE ENSH.s
PERSONS

{YTIsIINC to plant FRUIT TREES this Fall can
w procure them OF me, but not on my usual
terms by a long ways (Cash no Salc). have
trees now in bearing in many places in this and
adjoining counties The fruit sells for % per cent
than other varieties. lily trees not raised
in Pennsylvania New York or Massachusetts,, con-
scqucnt!y won't suit but very few. 1t makes not
straw difference to me whether any buy of me or
not. SAMI Ell CLAIRE.