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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-14
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I stoiSt. Louis lFIarket--0ct. 13saTTUd
FLOUR-Quiet and unchangedos 81 tOHns9
I WHEAT--Firm and unchangedfor fall;G
spring scaree.sm Tol 90 s > @ e ,nommO5 TOT
h OORN-9i@9Sc.S bng ,sIJxs 1ol % 30
OATS-5l@55c. .EoGs1
RYE-Sl 20@T 24.ooy bnBm0Q-aJITOO
b BARLEY=-F,irm and qIiet.l ,95S3)Ss mHib
L WHISKY-$1 2719@12 .o0f@gSS avsJ
i IPORK-S3l TuQ 81 mTfH-dS19HO
II iLARD--IS31c. OidO bns aatef 6j5T y1isQ
( IBACON-Sides II PC; shoulders 134 @iiw
1870. Ji 5E3oup rB0-o1Il QEA EDJnQ
.a5 Ruffalo ,Market-OctoIs. 9W mn
FLOUR Steady and quiet ;9Y@8 sbO6 is5
L iWHEAT-Inactive; No Chicago nom sIaT
nal at $l4S; No Milwaukee 81 40. fGIT8 ;3dA
.s tCORN-Dull and closing lower at $IO7 q z
latest SALE: GS NGg 13hbhE 100 s6)0A n O2iDnI
b OATS-Heldat6 64c; no buyers ss1sqqUo %
2 BARLEY-Held ar 81 25 19 Of 7EA--sD01
CAN AL LFREIGHTS--Whea Ice; .scornh 70
3@l31sc, and 9@914e for oats to New Ieq
1ork.09 IsHisIi9T Ddsmsb 9nI-Hci1
GmilSvaukee Market-oct. 10. flgd ls1s
FLOUR-Dulland nominally y unchangedidW
lWHEAT-Steady; at 81 a451 for Mo- in Ie
y toreasH bslld 20 10 .0b TObg1Jal 80 o QniT
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Husk, Cotton, Hair and Spring
Mattresses. y ~. ~ "a
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= The most extensive preparations have
!: been completed TOR the reception of=dele-I
i rates to the great Commercial and @Direct1
! Trade Convention, to be held here Wednes-
Play next. sSiss1 sSU . 81 G-z%sS
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Merchants Bank.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN holders of the outstanding notes of the Mer-
that in pursuance to the provisions of the 4lst
tion of the charter of said Bank, that application
tary of State to surrender the Bonds deposited to
secure the circulation of said Bank after the exp
ration of six months from this date, 80
= i. STEESE, Pres't.
$. HUNT, Cashier.
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ZANEsvrLLE RAcss.-J.s P. Springer,
President OF. Zanesville Driving Park As
sociation has our thanks for an Invitation
to be present at the fall meeting to be held
In Zanesville on Thursday, Friday aud Sat
urday of this week. We would give an
ear to be present, but "business is bust
ness" The premiums offered amount to
Sl,450, and competition is open to all. VIM,
Mcdonald has a tilly we would like to see
skip at this meeting. We think she could
shake them up little bit. On the first
day there will be two running and one trot-
ting races. Second day. a running race of
two-mile heats, three in five halt mile dash
and q trot to harness. The last day running
race of mile heats, three in five; pacing
race to harness, three in five, and trotting
race of the same dimensions. This meeting
promises some excellent sport, and will be
largely attended by the lovers of the turf
from the central portion of the State.
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-Cincinnatt HRonsyb Hm9rKet1 oct. fs.
GobD-137 buying. a. az fi1S ifiT SaisT, sSs
EXCHANGE-Steady
New York stock market-Oct., ,ls. :.
GOVERNMENT. STOCKS --Stranne al
40 advance Coupons of 81 Has @fl41x;
DO '62 I2A@n27S; do d64 lI05s@fI0 %
85 -ll034@tl055s; do new 1857 @f0S%: do.
6 9Ggl091s; do '6sl lo9lsS;; 10 .40ss l0516@
lU.S8;k Losg7nrL saMAL
5:sO .prless-gW gWells' HEEpress 3f 40 0}Ja
United States 4s@49; MerrhantsTl 10 Mon,
.23@234; Pacific Mail i'la53I@I26 Z iHWestlt
4tn kUn I6n. Telegraph 375 @36ys: New
York Central 12szs @t2& Erie 475s@47T:
preferred 20; Ohioand Mississippi3i X@35;,
Wabash '6314 @e4; do preferred 76%@77;
Michigan Central, 11S@11s1s; Michigan
Southern seK@ss3s; Toledo l0s2s44@le 4,i.iz
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Always ready for use, sspaldins' Glue.' .
vNY-june15-eod6mcw : 49,. {, 1-~.
If you wish to save ten dollars in a Suit
leave your measures at aaaa7E Ek4
Jos. GUNDERsHEIMER's,
octf3-d10t aa-sD. NOT Neil House.
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OYsTERs-O OYsFERs-OY OYSTERS -als1
Go to Buckley (the live 0ysteman) 7as.
l6 E. Broadway, to buy Spencer, Angur &
Co.'s chesapeake Bay oysters. - ....sl--6..
aug5-dtonov2S - - ...-a.5
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Shot.
M.e,--, IT.

.8safyIj NASHVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 13.
[TJamesa Curtis, under arrest for horse
Stealing at Johnsonville, was taken from
custody Sunday night by mob and shot
dead. He was a bad man. IL 49, - =
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m o Eaer BUFFALO, Oct. 49,
b Weshad the first killing frost of the sea-
son this morning.
CommercialsC Convention. Gs
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JUS OUNDEhSHEIMEh Eh Cs
oct13 dict a ENo.7 Neil House,
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HoLLowAy'sa 0INTMENT.-The reopenfng
of old wounds is a source of great suffer-
ing to thousands. Some wounds, on the
other hand. are never perfectly closed. In
either cases whether the wound has degen-
Grated into q slow fore. or, after having
been apparently healed has violently
broken out sffesh, Holloway's Ointment,
applied'as' 4 dressing, win eventually re-
move every particle OF ipdammation, fiji
the orifice with sound flesh caad perma-
nentlyz zpreyehtIahy Tufther painsor troable
from theapart.r Sold by all Druggists. bH4
jy9-d1y-c~ - y S''Aa-N,
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pumps & Plumbers, Goods.
Cistern and W ell Pumps. {
Lift and Force Pumps, ~ E., -t- .r
-, Beer Pumps. Garden Pumps &C., --,-
Bath Tubs, Closets, =
yf.5iir. .s.- -,i " ash-stands, Wash Trays, !
t-'i''A' -. -S s'-S Bath Rollers. Sinks.
&c. 10. Everything in the above line, wholesale
MoHENRY & CO.'S Depot.
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TIE ELEcTIoN YksrERDAY.-With the
exception ofAa skirmish or two In the
T bird and Eighth Wards the election pass
ed off very quietly in this cisJ yesterday
A very tilii vote was cast, and the Democ-
rley In every ward and township show
great gains. Even in the Second ward, the
stronghold Of RadicaIism, the, vote shows
Democratic gain of ten. The other wards
show a cnrresnondino increase. - =
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(IeoeMsIMlE;RclAl @AITEBs

New York Money market-ocr.1s.-
-.G0bD-Without decided change OPEN
FED at 137 closed at 1917 @437s aSl!iAc1
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A Coon APPoINTMENT.-Wea are pleased
to learn that our friend Oh Stone, has
been appointed by Secretary McCulloch.
Internal Revenue Storekeeper, for Frank
in county. We don't know what the du-
ties OF the Office may be, but whatever they
are Oren win discharge them faithfully and
we'll. A first-class book-keeper and acount-
ant. a faithful and honest man, no better Sc
lection could have been made 10 thedistrics,
We are glad to see that the powers that be
are willing tp, ,reco xnize ability and faith
fulness, s,lwhether outside or in their party
Successful Mr.. Stone. May he keep In the
s'direct line Of promotion" he realizes
the proud position of Collector of Internal
Revenue for the Seventh district.
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We have the above articles of the latest styles
and of superior quality. both in material and finish
ana guarantee Drices as low as ANY mouse In the
= OHIO FURNITURE co... 8
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Important Certif3c / .
flonmuuleat.d BY a rhy.ieialI.

9somr iuoatHs nEp was called 10 aIf44i s ia.ls
ui Williams burg, y. l.. y no hiil Ions been suffer
lBE nom uteIiHe dsa>c. II, ite UltFt wsts utstEs-
cd by c0HtdHt vaginal discharge. sametimt, al a
maue-p -purHlrHt. Size had been under other treat
meut for some time, but family grew worst
Vaginal examination disclosed extensive fHdufh-
ton and liberation ot the CcINlN utet. lle ulef-
iue fnilalnatioH, which WIS eydcniis assuming g;
chronic form. was also aggravated by long stand
ing constipation, Palpltatlon oi tine heart, night
sweals, cough, puur appetite, and almost daily
iaintngs. She tainted To entire iusenslbilty dur
ing Of my first visits. commenced Of course
by such active local treatment a. the liberation
demanded, and then applied my sell Ia a recupefi'-
see her frequently, and except 70 mark the health
OF The uleer-. in the early stages, visited her cF-
cry other week For tonic and constitutional in
VIgoTauf bodd's Nc1Fiu" only va prescribed !
had some time bctote become acquainted with lis
properties, and knew nothing more sale or sails
factory L. its probable eflccts. And the result
completely Justiiie'' my expectation ih less thah
fortnight the bowels had become lee ald reSt-
lar IN their movements, the night -sMeals uisat'-
pcIcd, and appetite began L" grow. Aht
iaIntiug spells became less frequent, and soon
ceased altogether. In another fortnight there w,
no more cough, the giual discharge Wa~ scn~i-
bly, diminishing, sleep was normal ana refresh
ing. and the general nealth decidedly improved,
" nat remains is soon told, he patient cOntln-
ued the use of the Neryinc, (aud no other me IT,.
cine for some weeks longer, when my lufthcr al
tendance was not required. since her recovery
have seen her but once. she seems perfectly welt
Her joy over restored ht alh l. naturally enough
most enthusiastic. she never before ha'i "A m"il-
ainc give her such cumiort-und such appetite
and such sleep-and such courage - and such
strength. She wouldn't try to Keep house ngain
without it, and FORTH aud so forth. II Is my
own opinion that the Ncrvinc Is the best tonic and
corrective of the female organization that ms eN e
eli come under my observation. | shall NOT iai' 10
continue its use in all similar cases, and the pro
fes sion know they are numerous cnouSh. sW+'
For sale by all Druggists. Price. one Dollar
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On LINES written with one pen oil ink NJ
OU BLOTTING. one box a,sofcd sample
scnt for - cents. Agents wanted, 10 Whcm IRON
50 tn $40 per day is guaranteed. Addtess !. \
JOY. Portsmouth. y. II. l"i'
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Thirty coIluns of Heading Matter
administrators Sale

INV virtue Of a ilreusc from the Judge oil Probate
Ii Iwillspll at public Auction on the premises
on Monday Jan, lIth lsii9 at 10 O'Clock A. N 80
much OF the real est tate ni Alien Ae2ler, late ol
illsv0rth as -htH he sufficient to pay the just
eb;s OF said estate, with the necessary e& icnsc'
and.cost OF min.,tsal"n, consisting Of ihe
bp.aestead OF said Mea,lcr, situated IN pollartl'
to1yn on the road leading from Ellsworth 10
Iiurksport, about four and half miles ifoin lils-
worth, containing MY acres Of good land with 2
house partly finished and barn, also twelve acres
of moving land On the south side OF the road and
beins A part Of the Libbeus smith iarm. with the
revision of widows dover,
Geo, Parcher, Administrator.
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Miaeellal,
Brought TO Light.
BY THOMAS sPEIGHT.
CHAPTER IL MOTHER AEp son.

tl-ai y,
On the same afternoon that the event,
related in the foregoing chapter took place
Mrs. Winch, landlady Of the Hand ana
Dagger. the principal inn and posting
house in Nornanford, drove mp to Beair
in her little pony chaise, accompanied by
her son Jerry. In the old coaching DAYS.
Hand and Dagger had been one of TIE
best inns in all Nonkshire. noted for its
excellent accommodation and moderafe e
charges; but with the advent of railways.
and the extinction of stage-coaches. its
| importance had become n tradition of the
past; it had now sunk into a common
place country hotel. the ghost Of its former
self, with now aud then "a solitary commer
cial traveller to sluhdcr in the deso!at,on
Of its great bare coffee room; or with per
haps IL rich family or two for few DAYS in
autumn, who had ventured thus far in
search OF the picturesque. For the most
part. however. it was abandoned to the
effete c0nviviality of the Town Club which
assembled in its best parlors twice week
to discuss the affairs of the nation in gen.
eral, aud those of Normanford in particu-
lar.
standing. Her husband had been land
lord of the Hand and Dagger during its
prosperous days, aud she now eInng to it
in its decadence, all the more tenaciouslv.
! perhaps, i'll that her friends were constant
| ly advising her to give it up. ana take a
house OF less pretentions and fewer pxpcn-
Ses ; and although these friends were 7l-
ways assevefatlng- among Themselves =
| that her expenditure was far in excess of
/ her diminished income. and that another
+ year or tNo must inevitably make bank
/ iupt of her, Mrs Winch still went serenelv
on her way, laughing to scorn all 81, II vat,
/ icinations, dressing in silks and satins. and
taking her pleasure after her own fashion,
as though the Hand and Da. ger were the
most prosperous of hotels. She was a per-
son. too. OF some consideration up mt
/ Bclair. and the lodge keeper tonk care to
touch his hat to her as lie opened the
.dtes for her ehasr T. enter rs did also
i the t00tman who answered her Imperative
ring at the side tllnr--u1t the servants
daor, if rpu ple.t.n. bat that eauHeaicnt
Heatfane5t generally MIDI H,r=a5- bT }tla
/ great psoplc themselves when zit'ge= MS
no - npany 1t Bal tjr an with viii il Ms
Jbafs. the it8,rJicrper, and Mr.. Brii3uE.
the steward hai also a daily f,miliari-
fty,
Is ny Lady at home, aird disengagej =
asked Mrs. Winch of the footnan.
At home, and | believe disengaged ,
ma am, answered the man in the most
respectful Of tones, as he held out his
wrist to assist her % aIight,
look ait,rih pony, Jerry :; | shall not
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-17

frER an extensive practice OF upwards oi
twenty years. continues to secure Patents III
the Tnied States also in great Britain, Fra, ce
and other foreign countries. Caveats, Specihca-
ions, Bonds, Assignments, and all papers or draw,
NO. tor Patents executed reasonable FERNS
,~i1h disuatch Researches made into American
ard Foreign works, to determine legal and other
advice rendered in all matters touching the same
Comics of the claims of any patent furnlshea pE
renitting one dollar, Assignments recorded III
Washington. .. .;.
No Agency in the United States possesses saer,1r 20,
p,acticajitity ofiarentions. .a,,..,
During eight months the subscriber IN the course
cations sixiEEN APrEAis; ererY one OF when was
decided Inhis Jaror by the Commissioners OF Patents
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TESTIMONIALS.
''i regard Mr.. Eddy one OF the most caraote aha
successful practitioners with whom | have mad
nniciaI intercourse CHAS. MASON.
Commits ssioners of Patents,
81 have no hesitation IN assuring inventors mat
they cannot employ a man more competent and
trusftcorthH, and more capable of putting their
apple ations in form TO secure for them an early
nn1fnvorable con s liberation al the Patent office.
EDMUND BURK,"
Late Commissioner OF Patents,
"air II. H. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE of which patents
have been granted. and that one is nowpendng.
such unmistakabe proof of great talent ana
ability on has part leads me to recommend all IN
,putors TO Apply to him to procure their patents
N they may be sure of having the most faithful
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARD."
Jan. |, s6S-ly5o
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WANTED. statesmen TO travel for Manuiac
w turing Co., and sell by sample, Ioed Mag
Is guaranteed. Address. with stamp, H. ID, iiA NJ
IITON X CO. No. 4l3 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
D. iW -
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WV P''ni ~ idhli bHt fhere beini
nothing to duplicate him in the siipbt,s
degree and his friends being in the pro
portion OF fifty to one. against his detrae
tors these ugly whispers gradually die
out, ana his popularity remained as wel
established as before. -
Jerry tootlings had scarcely como q
an end. when the door was opened an,
Mrs. Jones, the housekeeper. stepped out
carrying something under cover of he
apron. We'll, Jerry, my man, and boy
are yon to day I said the stately old dame
Mrs Winch and she had been bittor enn
mics for years; but for the half witte,
Jerry the housekeeper had always a kindl,
word.
His health is quite salubrions, ma am
with many obligations to YOU answered
Jerry. with a tug at the brim of his nan
less hat. He always spoke Of himself in
the third person, and delighted. when ad
dressing those he deemed his superors in
life to make use of the longest words his
memory could supply him with though
as his mother used to say, where he con
trived to pick them up was u mystery to
every one.
Jerry y said Mrs. Jones.
Jerry burst into his wild unearthly laugh,
but checked himself midway. and bccnm-
ing grave in an instant. touched his hat
deprecatingly. and gazed with eager, hun
grey ey at the housekeeper's concealed
treasure.
What do yon think of that, now! Isn't
it a beauty ? and Mrs. Jones nnng bacl,
herapron. displaying rs she did so n round
cake the size OF desert plat. thicklv
splinkled with currants
Jewy's mouth literally began to water
as he gazed, and his ewes went up tn the
housekeeper's with wistful. pathetic ex
preston, which the old lady had no heart
to resist.
Here. lad. take it, said the kindly old
woman; and if YOU eat it all. it will do
yon no harm. Only I hope to goodness,
Jerry. that you have got none of them mas
tv analios about YOU to day. Ugh' and
the hoasekeeper shuddered and drew bael,
4 step or two.
Jerry paused in his mastcption of the
first nnuthfal. lie left all his pets at
home to-day, thats what he did.
Ini 9lad Of il; and # were ro#f my
i,a.. /, 4 ,.l,.t..- ~ ],5.,1, ~ Di
M ~, ~, r. ''..
laor+,. ,,nn5 ,,,o,.,;,,.. ,,,a ,' ''l' W59i
,,..,.,t t,,l, ;,i,.,,.., - -.
t'.t IL" ,;,,"'l - :, IN" leu Js'', To 1ti,
found himself alone, than he gave utter
Iancbs and then ratnvnn1 ~ ion ,,rora ,ro' '"'
;na9a n ,l,e hnsi,as', ha,a 80 -. 's
nnetlr an tll tba con a,u, oatan , 80 70 tha
last crnn,h nv '''' ~ " Wv
,lcrry's next proceeding was to partially
unbutton his cap cious waistcoat; and in
sertimg his hand into some folds of flannel
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es-he subscriber hereby glvespublic notice TO al
concernei i that he has been duly appointed
aud has taken upon himself the trust OF an Adj
ministralor upon the Estate OF salem !, A!hetton
of l3luchill IN the County OF iianrock, Mariner
therefore cducsts all persons VINO are indebted to
tha sni,I deeeascdis estate, 10 make Immediate
payment, and those who have any aemHaa7 'hefS-
an Ia . Xhiblt tue same for settlement.
49, ~ Isl;S JUltN AIHERIOA.
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DIR. BURTON'5
ToRRY's PATENT WEATHER STRIPS

GENTS WANTED in every town. send for
Circular and Price List. L. ;. !. j. TOR
REY & Coo, y Maiden Lane New York. +wi5
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CARPETS-DOE'F PAY TIE men
PRICES
LADIES
IN POOR
HEALIa

One OF the best medicines, probaly the very best
ever prescribed, Tor the numerous and distrcs ,in (
ailments known as EENALE COMPLAINTS, l.
Dedd's SerVine and iuy igorGt0F. Headache, Pam
tn the Back sui Limbs, Falpitation of the Heart,
taintness. Loss ui Appetite, Bearing-tioNn Pain,
Prostrailon OF strength, Retained, Excessive, H.
regular Painful Mchses--lH yield 10 is magic
power. For ilysteria, Epilepsy, Melancholy, sc.
II Is all hut lnialible It's also most valuable to
ladies Who are experiencing the change incident
to AL ganced years. lLen ii l. that constitutional
malatiies MAKE their appearance, if any be lurking
about the system, and give caste To remaining
days. Dodd's Ncryine anl InyIgorat0r greatly
assists nature ut tins important period naintuili-
ing the ygors and tranquility Of early life, AID
carrying them with ease and safety through.
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CHlP2ED HaRDs AND EAGE. SOaE llPS. &C.

Cured at once by the use bt HEGEMAN,S CAH-
PHOR ICE WITH GLlCERiNE, which keeps
the hands soft in the codest weather. See that
you get the genuine Sold by druggists. Price
y cts per box. Sent by mail for so c. lw
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-22

iGIHE EARLY ROSE POTAT0E FREE
l THE GREAT NEW YORK AGRl OUL,
1URAL AND HORTICULTURAL MONTH.
LY. On the first Of October next the RURAL
AMERICAN viii be published as amonthly, and
will be the largest and most elegant paper OF
its class in the United States. Price 81 30 Q
year; 10 copies Sl2.jO;20 copies $50, or only
one dollar year! Every subscriber in clubs
Of ten, at 81. so, will receive free package Of
EARLY ROSE POTATOES postpaid, worth
81 IS; aud one worth IS cents to every 81 %
subscriber, in clubs OF ten The paner will
be ent free to all subscribers for 1863, from
October lst 1868, to January next. when mo.
ney is sent before October LIST: and after that
time free from the time their money reaches
me!
For FIFTY CENTS will send the paper
three months-trom October to January next
aud forty cent package of Early Rose Pota.
toes. post paidW! The early rose IS the most
valuable polatoe in the world! 1t sold last
season from $50 to 800 bushel, and at 50 Il
pound! 1t natures in FORTY DAYS, yields
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The RunAL AdFRicAS is everywhere admit
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YEARS experienced The publication OF this
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New Jersey, tncar New York, where the
proprietor ownH farm within the city limits
of 100 acres, worth $4,000; and also has
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The Premium List to Club Agents is the
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Of New York, LAprEs' MAGAZINES, HARvER's
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-22

OF "suRRr," Of which Mohun Is SEQUEL.
TES THOUSAND copies were almost immedi.
ately sold The new work is still more in .
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-22
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