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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-12
Buffalo market-June II

FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Sluggish No. 2 spring 50 90.
CORN-Dull; car lots at 9S:.
OATS-Dull at 1910.
CANAL FREIGH rS-Wheat IA, corn
1l1a and oats ~ to New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-12

McCoLM, MILES & MCDONALD have the
choicest Demerara Sugar ever brought to
the city of Columbus. 1t does one good to
look at it. Call and see. ju12
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-12

New York Money market-June IL.
GOLD-Firmer; closing at 140.
New York stock marEet-Juns N.

Cincinnati Money sIarket-June IL.
GOLD-l39% buying.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-12

ew Diet for invalids-hens, they are
sure to lay on the stomach.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-12

az Dry goods-cra~kers and goldfish.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20

be removed easily. The animal l-imarine
yourself sack, with lung in front, open
like IN unbuttoned coat and . mouth in one
end OF the sack, with two ribbon >like lips
and one toDgue-Iike foot. No head, no brain,
noihirg more except heart, blood >yesselv.
and one or two other internal organs, You
live in the water, and your open lung col>
lects invisible vegetable and other matter
from the water, aud works it into macaro.
ni-!ike string, to be deyoured. The two sides
OF your lung are wrapped in . mantle that
exudes pearl. Now you are . Unio. But
don't fear hol-waterbsth. You have moths
ing like our brain and consciousness; your
life - nimetic, automatic; your shrinking
Is like that Of tickled paralyzed foot, Of
which the owner Is unconscious. You are
quasi-sentient.
There is no room TO speak Of the different
genera Of Cnionid@-Unio, Margaritana.
Anodonta ltoothless-reierring 10 hinges
teeth nor 10 describe the small bivalyes Of
our streams, known as Cyclades.
Ihe moral pearls we may pick out Of our
pearls are these:
l. The wise goodness Of me Creator. The
Unios are scavengers, purifying the waters,
though seeming to be but macaroni loving
lazaroni-a word derived from the hospital
Of ST. Lazarus at Naples. The clans eat
the crumbs that fall from ear,h's rich table,
and convert them into food for larger ami,
mals-thus doing double service. They will
even clarity water colored with indigo.
2. They teach rs to honor that which Is
near us-to see beauty and use in our snr,
roundings, instead Of longing for distant OBJ
jects Of interest. The people Ct New Guinea
probably think lightly Of the Bird Of Para
disc. The Europeans wonder at our Uni>
os.
g. They remind us that beauty and use,
fulness may exist under homely disguises,-
yea, that Parndises may be found where We
least look for them.
Iowa COLLEGE,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20

Of it are never taken up they remain fxse
for an indefinite number Of years, and ",
zee crop after crop Of vines spring up, bed,
fruit and perish q their feet wishout show,
ing any symptom ofdseay. II mose cases
the proprieiors Of ,be Vineyards ere perfect
ly ignorant Of the epoch when these props
we're first placed there they received them
10 their present state from their fathers, and
10 .he same state will transmit them TO theis
sons. Props made of the Silver Fir, used
IN The same soil, for the same purpose, will
NOT last more than ten yesn."
As to the rapidly Of growth Of the Lareh,
Downing states that the late Duke Of Athol,
Scotland, had the satisfaction Of beholding
hrst- class English frigate built out OF Larch
planted By himself and BY the Duke his psv
decessor. Where tried upon our prairie
soil, it has been found, taken twelve years
together, to fully equal the Black Locust in
growth. Contrary TO quite . general rale,
too, growing upon our fertile soils Is not
found 70 degenerate in the Ioast the Quality
Of the timber. Its perfected red wood &
everywhere the self-same compound. wheth>
er Il be grown on the dryest and most bar.
rem plain or the most fertile garden. Again,
Or account Of its peculiar, straight, upright
growth, and their foliage, the Larch win
grow to the size of good fence posts mere
closely planted than perhaps any other tree.
Small groves may nov be found in Illinois
planied four feet apart each way, which, af.
ter making . growth Of .weIge years, and
being now large enough For fair fence posts,
with good pole for grape props above the
post cut, and yet not injuriously crowded.
BY removing every alternate treethey would
have ample space to brow into first class
railroad ties, or even bridge sples, before
requiring farther thinning. Grown 10 the
.ize offence posts, four feet apart, or twenty.
i've hundred % the acre, the profit Of raising
Larch timber can be readily computed. Be-
lore speaking Of propagation, l viii add, to
secure the great durabilisy claimed for this
inber. il mast b cut whes tie bark can b
'tripped, sgd thoroughly dried before using.
Ny next article win treat on the propasation
# the Larch from the seed.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20
CHAPTER 4.

AN ACT to authorize J. A. Harvey 10 pro-
cure certificates of Lands selected in lieu
II the Sixteenth Section.
Assenso'sL Be Il enacted By t1e General
nale', s ~" " = of koro, That J. 4.
under chapter -, D.~~.he Sac of To-.
General Assembly, . hereby .1 :. r'. y. lo.s'
procure from the Department Of tie =
or, q certified list OF certified lists, Of IL
School Lands which have been selected iE
lieu Of Section Sixteen, under an Act OIL
Congress, approved Febrssry 2e,h, 1853
entitled IN Act to authorize settlers upon
Sixteenth and Thiry-Sixth Sections, Who
settled before the surveys Of the public lands,
to pre-empt their settlement" and the Act
approved Jnne 18th, 1874. Provided that
the said J. A. Harvey shall obtain said cir
ti6calion OF land while in washingtou ct.
tending TO other duties of hrs com nission,,
and without addition to HE pay.
SIC. 2. This act shall be in force ailsu
its publication in the Daily Slote Registe,
and hrd EreniHv St0!esis1n, newspapsss
published in Des Moines.
Approved January 81, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing Ae'
took effect BY publication, - ssqaired By
Section thereof. On the third dAy Of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1868.
ED WRIGHT,
Ssc'y Of Stass.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20
Ths Naalsaal Rspshllsen Cssvse-
tn.

The undersigned, essstituAing he National
Comuittss, designAtsd BY the Coavsntion hsld
ct Baltimore, % the 7th Of Jane, 1854, do ap-
point that . Csavsstion ef the unien kepubIi-
esa party Be held q the city Of cAiago, Ihinois,
% Wednesday. The 2oth day of Nay asxt, q
II e'cleek m, fsr the psrpess Of nominating
candidates for the osiess o{ Presidsat and vics-
President of tka' Vpittd Statss.
E,ah State u the United States 10 authorissd
to hs represented in said Cosventien hy ann
Der sf delegates equal to twice the nnnbsr II
Senator's and Represent tatives to whieh sucA
State il entitled to h the National ceagrsss.
Ne invite the es-spsfstich Of all Sitissis Who
rejoies thst our great civil var has happily ter
minated ID The disssm6lxzs IL ths tshsaiss
Who would hold last tAs aHity asd integrity =
The Rspahlis end nai4taiA its paTaneast ny
10 dsf>na to the uttesIest its sIistsnss, uls<hsr
inpsrilisa BY secret oonspirsey oF arPs9 seree I;
Who ere II favor Of sn sseaenieal .dnantese-
tion u the psAlis sxpsaditarss; - ~ eo1P'ees
sxtirpatiea Of ths pri.oplss sp4 lslisy q Sta
very sad Of thespssay pses0anssatsea of taess
States ueees scyessmsats wsse destroysa y
the rsheiiss. and The lssnsssns fsssers;ros :. M .
their proper prastical r6lafiops With the Uneed
Statss il aesordp.ss with tbs tsus principles of
Republican gossrnment.
JOHN b. DEPREEs, u INDIANA. Ssersesry
IsAn b. Clark, ". H., G. T. Robinsoa, Florida
eaniF. Hnsssy. Ne. s. Jsdd, wisesastu,
A. B. Gardnss, VI, HORACE preelsy. y. r..
Wm. CliAn, Mass. b. n. STARK weather, Con
| D. A. Hurvsy anee, Pa, = H. Copsn, Ohio.
J. Z. Fowler. TenG.., Hhq. 9ir7psRn. Mipn.,
| B. o. Cooke. IlliBjiss Nsrson Ednands, Da
Marsh 0iddings, Nish., kotah,
| p. r Stnbhs lows. p. Q. 0seAlos, \. c.,
4. ". CaupAsll. W. Va. Thos. q. Tumss, \.
n. ". Hoffman, lad, Sam1 Crawford, Kansas
n. B. Emithers. Del. 5, }. Bowen, d. c..
~. Giving. Va, J. 2. Chaats, Cblsrsd
3. II. Boyd, Missouri.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20

EAaLr ToAAroEs.-To have toma-
toes early, tays a exchange, plant
few seeds any tiue this month in the
pots in which the plants are growing
in the kitchen window. Tksy wal
soon germinate and grow very rlpid-
". and when the plsats are TIVE
inches high. set one Of each in toxes
three inches sqaare. or very small
flower pots, sad givs them tks same
attention the house plants get As
soon As all danger Of ffost 10 osev.
transfer the tomato plasts. which win
nov Be be budded and perhsps COW
cred with miniature fruit to the south
side Of high fence 90 The sanay sids
Of building, into nos over rish soil.
asd you viii have ripe tomatoes on
the 9Th Of July, aad you cant miss it.
ii past experience Ard . fay orabls
season re worth anything,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20
LAWS OF IOWA.


AN ACT to provide for the custody of the
records Of the Public Surveys Of this Statr:
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted b. tie General
Assesstly Of the State Of Iocu, That it il
made the duty Of the Register Of the State
Land Office, to receive any Geld potes, maps,
records, or other papers relating TO The pub
lie surveys Of this State, whenever the same
shall Be turned over % the State, in pursu.
ance Of An act Of Congress entitled " An
Act for The discontinuance of the Office of
Surveyor General in the several districts q
soon as the surveys therein can be complies
ted, for abolishing land Offices under csst6p
circumstances, and for othsr psrposss,r ap>
proved June l7sh, ls4o, and any acs amend.
atory thereof.
SIC. :. That the Register Of The State
Land Ofice shall provide for their safe heep.
ing and proper arrangement, - public rec>
ords, and free access to the same By the Law.
ful authority Of the United States, for the
purpose OF taking extracts thereftom, or
making copies thereof shall always b grant
ed.
src. 5. This set being deemed Of imme.
dls'e importance, shall take effect from and
after its publication in the Doilv sxasx Rec
ister and Loro Eraiag Stafesmon.
Approved January 81, 1868.
l hereby certify that the foregoing Act
took effect, BY publication. as required in
Section thereof, on the Sd day Of Fsbru>
ED WRIGHT,
Sec'y Of State.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20


CORNELL UxsvsasIrv,-Ths great Agri>
cultural College Of the &aas Of New York
endowed with ske lasds donated By Gov>
comment, nearly n,l!ion acrek Ani also
With ~ rtAgnifcsns gin Of half : nillion Of
dollars ffvus che Hon. Ezra Cornell. nfts
whom she iassisurion ID named, wili open its
dcors fer studertf 20 we Ars Informed by .
fampIst "Aunouncsment," ON the last " ed !.
nesday Of s6x September TIE cresideus
and professors viii hsinaekusated st,he Same
time. Hon Andrew D. White, Of Syracuse,
Is q the bead Of the faculty; Jos. Harris. the
writer Of "Walk6 ana Talks1 inshs Asnerican
lgrierltsrist, professor Of agrieal,ure
Louis Agassis, professor of natural history
Govesnor Fred Holt rook, Of Vermont, ad-
janct professor Of sgricuituse, With q long
train Of other prof ssorships, eleven Of which
sre yst unocc1pied. Fred. Law Olu.s,eai,
The Landscape ssckisect q the Few York
Central Park. has laid out The sroi1nds, and
all that muniEcent wealth could do has been
lavishsd 70 render iris latest born institution
Of the Enpiss Stsas success. One hun
dred and twenty eight stnAenta, oas from
each assembly district in The State, receive
g1suitoas tuition, and il b intimatsd, but
not positively promised that thsy vii be
boarded fres also. To other students the
tsrms are el0 term, lire terms 70 com>
poss ths scAdsmical tess.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20

The articles Of Impeachment report.
ed 70 the House on the 40th ult Ara
in substance ~ follows: Article fIrst
declares that the President has yio.
lated The Constitutes by making (
removal from ONCE While the Senate
was in session. Article a-That he
made this removal contrary to the
Tenure-of.O Office act. Article g.
That ke had sppointed General
Thomas = Secrstars 81 war While
there va Another legal Secretary.
Article THAT he had eouspired
with lorenzo Thomas to obtain DOS.
ession Of the War ONCE BY military
force. Article 8-That he had con
spired with or endeasored to get on.
Gers Of the army 70 destroy tie laws
OF his country and eater into . con-
spracy TO get The legal Secretary Of
Waf ous ct once. Article 6-Thae
he had uAlswfslly eouspired with
Lcrcnso. Thomas y force 70 seize,
United st.t.s a n. "a. S., - sle
ment Art;cI. sTI.. =.
lavfnllv ccnsr;..a - -;,S = r ~ un-
Thom.s 10 nrr.ens ..S s:s es.o
execution of ihs Tsr.-aaesaM" - | ,:r :as
Art;cla eTSs, ~ onl.
consn;re6 tk;,S Sno - ra.saa .a ahMcaany ~
to selxc tnke .na nos.ss. - .s'
ertv nc tb. TYn;,.A C..ss- I Ivp
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20

A correspondent attempts 10 AMI
plify On ouy assertion, thas the, Ic~s
boys are al brave and th4 eifis al
fair, by adding that thsnks to lhs
courage Of the former aad the smiles,
fortitude and patriotism Of the latter.
the State is out Of debt. All vory
true, good friend. Iowa haa no great
war bounty loans pressing down the
energies Of her citizens. That sho
not, is due not less to the patriotisis
Of the women than Of the men. .N'af
mans influence, though bv: ittie
seen, wss felt most ssnsibls al thro'
the contest. and to her beaongs . go"d
share Of the credis Of our enviabls
position.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20
ID WRIGHT,
Ssc'y Of Ssats.

It is not work that kills nea, il Is The vea
~. I. Is mot the rsyolution hat DESTROYS tha
machinery, hut the friction.
Why does the new moou remind one Of Z
giddy girl! Because she is too young "a
show much reflection.
There ian be no objection 10 broi7 in the
house, ~ long - il is confined to the kitck,
e.
Men Who "ute things - they eous
alopg'-Pictqockess.
A lawyer i always strongest when be j,
fee-blest.
New name for fos-Ths air apparent
woman's sphere-Hem-isphsss.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20

DEAx IN NEw HAu1sniss-Ths fd low
ing is said 70 be m extract ron oos Of Henry
Clay Deans sp aches while ou The stump in
the recent campaign in Nsw Hahpshire.
Il bears Deans marks, aud Va dou't doGh.
eHactly secords with his sen.ineDss
III could have ny wAy would place
jed. Davis nConGress vhsss 10 Sighsfully Le !
longs then vodld 70 to concord, 'take AL
those miserable bestIeAsss from the State
House, and make : boRdrs " them in the
State House yard; then would 70 AL though
the North and destroy sIt ihe neuun.en,s
and grssessones erected u the Denory OF
soldiers lin short, would pss ous OF sight
evssthing which reminds ns that - ever / al
. war with oar Southern brethren. do nos
know - / woula bAwT 0us DsRxci and
one-avnsd soldisrs, Dati 4 <ouId pray 10 God
70 get them out Of the vay - soon a. pos.
sihls.r @ II 4 E
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20


Brother; 'tis leap year, boys,
Awful 10 think Of il;
Rain 10 yswning, boys,
Ws'rs on the brink Of IT,;
Victims to womsn's schemes,
Each Of rs, all Of US
0urs a. we are living, boys,
They'll bs the fall of ".
Fal of us, al Of NJ,
Bachelors, young and old;
Naidens are planning, boys.
Nothing their tongues can hold,
Planning all sorts Of things
Awful to think Of il!
Ruin approaches, boys,
We're on the brink oft!
confouDd the girls. ! say,
Tyrants the whole Of them
Binding us wretchss. boys,
To the erentrol Of them;
Shy Of the witshes, boys,
For We are 0sak, you know;
Worst of it they knew it,
Shame must speak II 20
Popping the question, boys,
That's what they'll do TO us,
II We but give the plaques
Half side view Of MS;
Red lips and sparkling eyes.
Well let ne think Of L.!
Heigho! swsst ruin, boys,
! like the brink of II.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20
DoNsr aus m BEET.


Dent rms 10 dsbe1Pvss aisd, ssvse mind
| Il The saotAse assysdsd and tern;
yix 'eo -. oa69 IN do, y = ksstsr By far
T1ae - hsvs the hsass wsasy asd worn,
Whs'A love ysa - fse - ~ e yosr hat
Os ysss fu&s e9eo lie Of yoor shoe,
The style cf yeur vek ~ ysaf bssts or crsvat,
Hshsy knos yssSs IN dstt for the nsws
There. no eo.sea. sell you. !. walking IL,
In ass eisthss. know your. in debt,
And Tel that p0 = ~ you some tradesmar
may nea,
Who VIII snesr-" They're not paid for yst,"
Good friends. let mstes Of you don't run In deb.
II the chairs and the sofa are old;
They will et your backs better thsn any new set
Uslsss they are paid 6r-w,sh gold
Ifthe house il too smal draw the closer TO gethsr
Keep II warm with hearty good will
A big one unpaid for, In all kinds Of weather,
Will send to your warm heart chill.
Dent run in debt dear girls, take . hint,
II the fashions have changed since last season
Old nature il out in the very same tint,
And cid aaturs wo think has some reason
But just say 70 Jour friend that You cannot afford
To spend time to Keep up with the fseh ion
That your psrss il too light, and your honor too
bright
To be tarnished with such silly passion.
Kind husband don't run in debt any more,
Twill IN your wife's cup Of sorrow,
To know that neighbor may call at your door
With bill you must settle to morrow,
o! take my advice--it il good +! il is truef
fBut least you may some Of you doubt it,
al whisper secret, now seeing It's you,
have tried il, and know all about il.
The chain Of . debtor 10 heavy and cold,
Its links all corrssion and rust,
G1d Il Ger ~ you will, ii ia never Of gold
Then spurn il ssids with disgust.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20

Sparta, Wiaconsin, has carried Of
the palm for oold this winter, reach
ing the lowest point ever recorded in
the United Statss-ti.ty-ons degrees
below zero. The average tetbpers-
ture It seven O'Clock :. Y. ID Coop
erstown. N. r.. for the eighteen days
prior to tho 18th ult., WIS 3sro.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20

4 listls boy. seeing dranksa
man prostrsts before tho door Of .
groRgsry. opened the door, and. put
tsg IN his bad, saia TO the propris-
tor
i" See here. sir: your sign has fallsa
dowa -
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20
WALL PAPER
Waggoner 4 Co.'S.
Meat Market
PRICES REDUCED OyR-1HIRD.
Clinton & 7. ]. Wilson,

HAVING PURCHASED TAs Meat Marks.
IL ef Iackey Bro, will keep constantly on
hand the BEST quality Of Beef, Mutton and Pork,
aud other meats in their season. Having had
long sxpssisnce In the business, snd bsing large
y engaged IN bsying Cattle and Hsgs and feed
ing on their farms, viii At all times furnish the
very bset qualiey Of nsaas. Sines taking hold
Of this aasket they have reduced she price Of
.sass eee- third, and viii continue to furnish
then at the lowest living rssss.
IAs hleAesa naskst prise paid for cattle and
to give them q sall. neo
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20

rk unn naf eoaeov1 eu1Rs
~ osrs 1Arsss, Colds, "a.
- csusAs, DiIAshsrsa, - !.
= = 1ssssAitia, e1ittine1 -
Z - 11seA. snA Iulnslaxy =.
Z - AAsstisas esawally.
Itisers1ax6ahoe1s0-
sly S9 xiAnsy Co.
ya.iats. Di.hses:. DtAr
salty g Welding urinA -.
1lpsding Asa ths xiAnsyA 1laAAss, ~ ossveL
"hwas early in the spring cf isss tAae tAis O..
peuod wss odginstsd. A nsmher ofmy hnily ~
aAicesd with IN irritation Of the THROAT attended
WITH adisaesssabls esagA. bad fbe ss9e nerths
pssvtsss ths1ght thae prsparat,sa, haviae Ar M
sass tAs iasids bark Of whte pine, might b. 20 cs
pou1ded - 70 - very useful In ths sase ofths thrpsa
I'D luags. e ~ IL vaus Of Il b the eass a.
lsdsd 10, ss0pesndsd . s0all quantity of tAe
ns4eans thas ~ sssa planning. sna gave u ID
tsaspeoassi dosss. The rssslt was sxcssdisely
grafifytAg. WAA1a twe days ~ tryitasiaa Of ~
throat was rs0sved. ~ esugh subsidsd, -
spesdy eufe was G1bsesd. Soon afser this ssnt
sons 70 lsdy h londonderry. n. H., Who haA
besa saoestng for seas wssks IRON Q bed cough,
ssnsieasa b ssdasa ~. and hsd raissd mssus
saFssksd With hleea. shs sess Sosad rslief. aad
e0t ~ 0ess. n teek about ten ounces Of Il,
0d ct wsll ,. = C1ark, Esq., sdisss Of ths Nsn.
ebsseee 0sGi1 AusvVss na1s . sslna u the nne
Dssoasneeso Z - s1Ds - . sevsss cold, snd was
carsd innsdlatsay. He was - highly pleased with
~ rssalsss anA - sea1ant Of suecsss attending
Ne saiss p,sod ssebss ~ psbaie, tAse he A.aly
pefsua6ea - 70 give Il nane I'd ssnd n aAruad
,r-A.-
\ csvv lsrps es,ssr n is,pers,st se,oa>e,x.,a
0y~sn, ApclAeeartss. md, fndsed, Grcw a eisssse
u soctstS, spashis1 Il a. speee 1Gf6erine 6- ~
~ Whi(o fiss CSu,pound.
n. wsr~... - r.-Sa@.s, -
E~stes * es
~ 0e ~ Pone Cos.pouad q y vovv -
secsosS - Se4 - cSezee - cener eonsc!Y.ee
- ~ 1ss1soA, ~ seASr kisdrsS eresss."
-. = =. C1Ase, y ks1sO. y. n ero6Ds
~ Aays (br Ssors ~esorSed voNr JrAdte pJ~e
Cb@essad a. ss tnsalssbls remrdv. csn frvi1
sav IL fsvew1e = - Gosn Movs e)gcsstsas eaNs raj
~ eeil, - u wvrhs eAayniaoIr.'s
1aA0sosS' ~ a, Ssss..s'.. isso
ssslsss eei1, saieA SrosseH .. : eey ssrsrs oosgk
80 = a. saS hsncs sai rnisj.se Mood Iscas
elee u.Y ts9k aeScesS site shse fsoutlssonse dis-
~ ~ -. - scS f.c.s ,Ss s.;ts s.rss ne
~ ia1s, sAolssS = and raising a. iMMe.ss siyhi,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20

From the Iowa Homestead.
TknAer and HeAQe Growing IN 1e-
WossSo. 3e
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian., 1868-03-20
Wheeler / Wilsen's
lEIEf PRsIIgn N0 slIfcl
SEWING MACHINES.

Decided TO be the bsst q the forowins Tr;.ls
al the Preninsnt Msehinss Of tie
Werld eompstins:
DOAGEST1O.
American Instituts, New York; Mschanics Az.
soeiation, Bostoa; Franklin Instissta, Phils.
6saphsa Kentucky Instftuts, Louisvills; Ne.
chanics' Inststnts, Daltinore; Msshaniss' A.
soeiation. Philndalnhia. Msaha.is.i . --.-s..s.-
81. Lcuis; Meehanies' Yastltsts. San Francis
co; Mstropolitan AssAaaiss' Institute, Wash
ingtss !; ~ q ~ Esin II ~ Uaissi Gs.tss
Assisahnsal sossty; sa s
And all the state Fairs Of
Maine, Vermont. ceaass&iout, New York, New
Jersey, PennsylvssiA. visgisia, Nississippi,
Misseasi, OHIO, Indiana, Iowa, Tennessee, Illi-
nois, Kentucky, Michigan, Wisconsin, California
And Hssdreas sf Cossty Fairs.
FOREIGN.
l06S-PAris.
l0ol--Psrss, Livsspssl, Manchester, Ashton.
1003-Isoadoa, WAswick, Cornwall.
l6o9-Lin., Koenigsbsrg. Liverpool, Man
chester, Lsnanshiss.
10o4-Daatsia. Agfan, Krsns.
lo6S-Duhlin. Stsstin, Cologne, Wismar, Dun
sdia, (New xealandl.
Ie45-{ah- .ls&
These Asshinss srs adaptsd to every variety
Of Sowing, from the Nghtest muslins to the
heaviest eIoths.. They usrk equally veil rron
silh. fAsa, wcclen or cotton goods, with silk,
linea - COTTON tAssad, sssaing, quilting,
gsthrine. hsmning, telling, eOrdiag, tueking
snd braidiag with the grsaasst faeility.
Fall instrnctienss rscsnuy compiled and Civ
inc full infoFA ntion un<n evevv noint in def all
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-11-27
Through Tickets to New York

And Stations on the New Jersey and Camden & Am
boy Railroads. Tor sale by Agedts all the principal
stations on the Salem and West Jersey Railroads
Passengers by the morning tsins can connect
with the 10 A. train at Camden for Trenton and
New ork. Also with the 1880 II. train on the
Camden and Burlington County Railroad Tor Mount
Holly, Pemberton, &c.
The afternoon train reach Philadelphia IN time
to connect with $50 p. N train from West Phia-
delpbia for New York and Intermediate stations
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-11-27
apr3-'6S
FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF.

For new ork. The Camden and Am
boy and Philadelphia and Trenfog, Hail
road COS Lines, from Philadelphia to New York
and Way Places -
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-11-27
HSsbEs = SAB,E..

new double carriage. Also a secondhand SQUARE
wagon Ira Aliens Wheelwright shop Laurel st..
below Commerce.
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