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LEGAL INTELLIGENOE

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Judge Cad.
wAiaGer-The Court met al 10 O'Clock this morning,
ard the ordinary business was gsacted
The United States VS.. Flfly-fve barrels of whisky
Rno other property. In this Information, Albert
Notion bppea ed as claimant of the whlsRy, and
Leon ard kl einstrem as claimant of the reClifying
apparatus seized at the sape TINA. Yesterday. by
cnsent, the jury rendered verdict In 1avor OF the
Government as to the whisky, aud this morning the
District Attorney submitted the 10 the rectity
Ing tubs, etc tnying that he HAD testimony with
which 10 establish the claim of forfeiture. conss.
quenty the verdict as 10 them was for the claimant
EllZa Dixon VS.. The United Ststes A frlgned issue
TO try m ownership of stallion. II was alleged
that MISS Dixon had loaned Mr.. Cleary consider
a7e amount OF money, In acknowledgment or which
he had given her a due bill. In 1885 he obtained
c0nitsted judgment from the firm Of BlOth Il Ken
sale, la which he bought In two colts. These he
saSt ,SaSo 10 MISS DIXON In payment OF Geos Sns
K"nnedy heing her brOther-is-law aud they were
Intre rHsed. he Marshal afterwards IN ad seizure
OF keBDedys Tor supposed fraud In hts busi
nSss, iLcsd4d In which seizure was one Of these
hoIss, slallioa, the subject OF this proceed ng
Ihe paintin contends thar the Marshal mad no rybt
tOt9ket I horse. because he was her properly aud
not Rennedy's. On trial
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the uniform courteous and just treatment OF the
X mberly brothers when ] was In command in
Virginia. | need not say, In saying that this
was q specimen of Rebel claims, | meant pres
citely that for doing vhat believed to be my
duty, bad been sued by Rebels and their gyms
pathlzers, as did rot doubt then this to be, and
as your note with extracts from Mr.. Kimberly's
letters assures IL the fact that the suit was thus
iDstiRaed by the Messrs. Kimberly, whom had
supposed 10 be, aud during tue war had treated
as Union men, seemed TO have changed, aud
took this suit as the evidence of that change.
Something ought 10 be pardoned to the natural
irritation at finding myself sued, and that suit
teleeraubed over the country "for extortlon,"
as II had been guilty OF power for private
gains am glad, upon the whole, that the suit
was brought by these rascally attorneys, for
any attorney Is rascal il he brings an
uUaut borZed ard unjust suit as Mr..
Kimberly says his lawyers have, tor the pur-
pose ol injuring a political opponent as 1t
illustrates the character of all OF them. Addi-
son who brings this untound d suit without the
authority OF his client, saws 10 his card xplain-
iLg II that he sa true Union man. A Portuguese
proverb says:-"Heli is paved with good inteu-
tons" That pavement will be tro o1dsn largely
by Just such baTra,rinous lawyers and Union
men as he and his associate, Brent. are shown
to be. shall take leave to publish your letter,
and will ask bat " be- inserted in the American.
Very truly yours,
BENJAMIN F. BUTLER.
Mr.. Charles c. Fulton, President Maryland 8.
c. CON-, Baltimore, Nd.
Rscs ptiO- OF the CeIestiaIs.
PosToN, Aug 20.-Fanuejl Hall was thronged
between IL and l O'Clock to-day, the occasion
beiLg the public reception of the Chinese En-
bassv. The women filed the galleries, and the
men GRO wded the nam floor. Many of tue lat
tor shook hands with Mr. Burliugame and the
Chiuese Mini tiers. The hall was finely deco
rated, and the music bY the Germania Band
made the scene quite attractive.
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Markets hH Talegranh.

NHw YORK, August 2l-Stccks strong: Chicago and
Rock Island 90. Reading 9p1S Cantou asa; Ecle X ALL
road A6'4; Cleveland aud Toleao 99!a Clevelsud soa
Plltsbprg 81 y; Pttsburg and Fort l06k; NJ chi
gan Central. ile: Michigan Southern S31s; New YORK
Central, 2615; Illinois Central, 49, Gum ,erlsnd pre-
terTed, e. Virginia S. b2yS; Missouri 6s 93A; Hudson
River l352S II, 620s 1852 1874; do. 1884, lS5si do
1856, III; do. new. l07Z lO4Os l0s Gold 14ES. Ser-
ling Exchange l099G Money ptr cent.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-Cotton steady 29Ja@990c. for
mldoInss. Flour dull at lO0l6c deoiBe 6J0 nsrre =
solo; State, E@9 49, Ohio, - 81 0elG7 WeItern F@
TO- Southern IS 75Npl4'75 California SlO9275 WheAt
seady for 81 rng and heavy for winner C,Tu fir uer
sro j cent hgbe shipping 81 I5al24. osts dull;
72,eCO bus hels 200. new Western, 75977lac.;
old, sC6tS2ISc. Rect dull Pork dull at S2S TO- Lard
cull al ls4@ls5S. whisky finn alto.
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THIRD EDITION
TIE LATEST NEWS,
Sad Calamity at Worcester, MN.ass.
The New York Market Reports,
Fatal Accident.

WORCESTER, Aug. 2l.-Two women and boy
were thrown from O carriage yesterday alter
noon, while driving from Toyyi'le to Ashland.
The accident was caused by the breaking OF the
harness. Katy Dyer, aged 10 years, was in
Itantly killed, and the other woman seriously
injured. The boy escaped unhurt.
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THE CATTLE PLAGUE.


The Herald of this morning says:-Tbe excite.
ment au one our people in regard TO the lmpor.
tatiou ard slaughterlng of diseased cattle, and
the vending OF infectious beef is somewhat
abatirg. The authorizes are nevertheless con-
tiDually on the atrt, and are increasingly
watclful, and do everyt hiog that human fore
sight casor may suggest TO prevent the evil that
might result RON The OF diseased meat. At
the Bulls Head catlle yard the regular m art for
the sale of cattle, the Board OF Health have
Stationed special Inspector, Mr.. Parks,
with orders TO examine carefully every
animal as it is brought to the yard,
and if the least symptoms of disease in
any stage are detPced the animal and in
in case OF need the whole drove are ordered to
be Withdrawn from sale Tor the present are
separated from other herds and IN many in
stances are put under strict "quarantinen rule.
Mr. Parks acts under the instructions of Drs.
Morris and Blsteed, of tie Health Board, who
give their p-r>onal attention TO the matter and
visit the Bulls Head almost daiy. As an instance
with what anxious care the whole matter is
attended 10 it may be mentioned that on We'd
nesday herd OF several hundred head arrived
ar the yard and was nsoected by the physicians
OF the Board and found TO be healthy and sound
in every respect. 'clean health bill" being
the result, they were alo vel to be sold. Yes
te1day al noon. report having reached
the Health Officer that notwithstanding
the inspection all was not right with the cattle,
a telegram was sent up-the Office of the Bulls
Head cattle yard being IN direct telegraphic
communication With the lower city Oflices-to
stop the sale and have the animals "quaran-
tined" The telegram tme too late, as the herd
had already been sold. The persons in charge
Of the cattle yard are, however assured that
not single bead of all thst drove was In any
way diseased. Up to yesterday afternoon there
had been sold in all silce Sunday last 1888 head
OF cattle At the Bul's Head-a sign that the re.
ports OF the cattle plague aid not very materially
diminish he consumpt on OF beef in New York
and vicinity. Only rom $50 to 800 head re-
mained at the yard last evening, and they all
seemed to be heal nv, judging from the bright
ress of their eyes and Their general clean and
plump appearance. large herd was expected
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
l. AND COUNTY OF PHILA OELPHIA
Estate OF MARTHA. Francis, and THOMAS L.


The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit settle
and adjust the hTst aud hnRi account OF JERE-
MIAH L. HUTCHINSON. guardian OF MARrH 4
HACKER, FRANCE HACKER, and THOMAS l.,
HACKER, minor cndren OF ISAAC HACKER,
deceased and to report distribution fIhe balance
the hRnos OF the accountant will meet the parties
interested for the purpose OF his appointment, on
THURSDAY, August 81 1858, at IL o'clock A. M. at
his office. No. 707 SAMSON Street in the CITY OF Phi
lRdelphia. D. i. MURPHY,
e2Wfm5t$ Auditor,
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night the safe in the Office OF the American
Steam Wood aud Cosl Company, in South street,
above Twenty second, was blown open. The
thieves secured 500 in currency, $4,000 liz U. s.
bonds, a number OF policies OF lite and fire
insurance companies, AMI several promissory
notes. They overlooked, however, 5000 in an
envelope.
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HEARINGS BEFORE THE REooRDER.--Sarah
Sippel has been held in six hundred dollars
bail, by Recorder Given, upon the charge
OF committing an assault aud battery upon
Susan Young.
Thomas Shields, upon the charge ofmallcious
mischief, breach of the peace, and threatening
the life of Isabella Wriderhel Id. has also been
held in six hundred dollars bail by the Re-
p0rder
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From California.

SAN Francisco Aug. 30. - The steamship
OlegonIan has sailed, with 400 passengers and
1925 700 IN treasure.
Arrived, the steamship Constitution, from
Panama.
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KICKED BY HoRsE.-This morning about
10 o'clock Henry Dierm9u, a laborer at the
Northern LIbertes Gas Work., had several ribs
broken by vicious horse kicking MIN. He
was removed TO the PennsS lgania Hospital
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name of Quinn last evening jumped from Dock
street wharf; and instead OF going TO TO the
water struck bic head against raft, badly
cutting that portion OF his frame. Policeman
Ellis. of the Thlrd Dstrict. took charge of him.
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ROBBERY.-The drug store OF DR.. Jameson,
Al Thlrd and CathArine streets. was broken into
Isst Ligbt, and robbed OF drugs 10 the amount Of
one hundred dollars.
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ENINE STATIONERY, CAbD ENGRAVING
- and Card Plate Printing in every variety,
DREKA,
1888 CHESNUT Street
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FOURTH EDITION
WASHINGTON.
The President Docile-More
Real Estate Purchases
Revenue Troubles.
The Suits Against General Butler
How they were Originated.

Et.., EtC. ETC.. Etc. Etc, Ets.
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FEsTIvAI.-A grand festival is announced to
take place at Tacony, on Monday, Angus, "A,
1868. 1T is iu aid OF st. Vrncents Orphan
Asylum. Trains will leave the Kensinpton
DEPOT almost hourly for the grounds,
FATAL RBsULT.-Patrick 6Ccnway, who fell
into mash tub at York a.hd Salmon streets,
last evening, died this mo,1uing at the Episcopal
Hospital,
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LEG BRoKEN.-At one O'Clock this morning
Michael CarliH fell at the house Of Thom9s
tmth. juniper and South streets, and broke a
leg. He WAS taken to the Pennsylvania Hos.
ptal.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-21

CAPR MAY.-The season at this celebrated
Waerlng-place has never been more successful.
Visitors are numbered by thousands, and tn Dugh
we arc now approachhg Q September, there is no
Terceptlblc falling off in the multitude. The
bathing is most excellent, and the amusements
o. the Island are numerous and varied. HOD5
and tbeatrcals follow eacn other in rapid suc-
,cessiou. The ia t train at p. NJ. tomorrow, to
the Cape, affords an opportunity 10 have the
plunge amid the waves Another train also
leaves here on Sunday at 7l5 in the mornno
cry facility is given in the going, and many
pleasures await the arrival Tne summer
WGnes If gong go at once.
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ATLANTIC CITY.-But two hours on the way
and You ara at he "City by he Sea-" The great
rival OF Cape Nav is thrOuged. Hotels, boar 1.
dng houses, cottages are all ied and yet every
train carries ihther iis host. So near to Pbil4-
delphia, however, huudreGs 90 there one day
and return the neKt-thiS huctuatng travel
comer. A2P. A. train to.morroW. and n 7.3o
A NJ train on SnndaY. leaXea hnre fnr Ih OF 90.
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Fine oil Paintings. Framed ENgrAvsnE, Sill
yer Ware, Photograph AiNsms. and =
larSc assortment Of Fine Geld lcWelry,
in all valued At 81, ol0ooo
\ chance 60 draw any Of the ahsNe prizes
by purchasing a Sealed Ticket Cor IS oeats.
Tickets describing each prsse are sealed in
Envelopes and thoroughly mixed. IN re-
ccipt of - cents a Sealed Ticket WIZ he
i~awn without choice and delivered st\ our
ossce. or sent ey mail 20 any address. Xhs
prise aamcd spea Ia viii be delivered Eo
thc t5ekc,-hOlder On payment ef oNE poL-
LAR Prizes w}ll bo Immediately sent 20
any address, IS requested, by express or
return nail
Ncu viii know what your Prize is before
ven pay fer e. Aay Prise may he exohNag-
"a tar another * che same value. Nc
blanks, Our patrons can depend ca fair
dealing,
Referrnces-w select she few following
names Crom the many who have lately
drawn Valuable lNriaes and ktnfly pesnslt-
ted rs e publish them,
:. 7. waesns. Buffalo. New Yerk, 81 600 ,
Miss Anaie MeRree. Chicago. III, Piano
valued at $3.50 Robs. JaeSsep nubaQUc,
Iowa, Gold Watch, $3.50, rhiaiF MstaFtAy,
louisville. ny. Diamond Cluster Rims COT
L. 4. Patterson. New Bedford. Mass, SILVER
Tea Set. Sl,A, Miss Emma WalscvtA, Nil
wau&ee. Wis, Piano. SS0,s Rev T. ". Pitt,
Cleveland. Ohio, Mele3eoa. SIS
We psshlish ne names without PERMISSION.
OraNgoNS oF ynE psEss- ---"FAey arc doing
she largest business; the fra Is reliable,
aad deserve their success, ~ y Sokly frt-
hune, Feb. s lS6S
we have examined their systsgns sEd
know thens - % = tAir dealing tvua--- New
York Herald. Feb. - iS6S.
p. Last week a friend or oars drew $500
prize, which was promptly received, ~
lnallev News. March s 1858
send Ter circular giving uSAy more re
gerences and favorable aesl@s frem che
press. Liberal inducements toaFeEtS. Sat
isfscsion guaranteed. ksery package 81
81 scaled Envelopes contains oe Cash Gin.
six tickets fer 81; Is Cor - S fer S. lilo
for SIS. an letters should be addressed &c
HARPER, WILSON s CO, rs Broadway,
New York.
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Angus, Is Invariably an sahsAlsAs mensh.
and the des-aAss are universally quoted IS
an aaheslsAs season. Diseases more IRE
sasasly terminate fatally at tAis sisae sAAa
At any ether. owing 10 tAe relaxation q the
system rails IL, therefore, the proper time
Il use remedy that viii reearegsse the
strength and tertifs tke system sxAinst she
attacks Of assssse. Experience has de-
sasnstrAse>i The fact ,AAa noSrEfTER'S
STOMACH RgTTgKS Is the best medicine
aseatS accomplish this desirable object. ssy
Sls nee the appetite Is sHsreAssd, digestion
promoted. 81 feelings % depression re-
wexea. and sAe vital faacsleas restoresaS--
@Tlss segcsea sskald avoid al psrascsoas
slcoAeiis preparations parporssns te Re
seatcs Ard s~sserstsses. a. they easv aaera
n temporary exAllirassea. saa eventually en-.
AL dangerous, II aes fatal results. This
nexer asas esss Vita ~mosrRrrER 5
1aNACu HlT1sRS they aser,i gcrsasa-
seaeAs sas seethe the nerves without
y'esStsea following sAeST use. The weAk
!. and aesiRsssea, Nv SIS AID. s~Ake te ssase
q NE saiaS men,s ss lige, and they are en-
.hssa Saee aere se t&s~ their accustomed
positions in se>s<ss. HOS TErTgR,S RTrs
mas are Aow sexssAes<a the slssaara
eSsesly Fsr al Diseases Arssias ssOm an In.
sesity 81 the AleeA Taey Sre nsaafSesar-
- il great quantities. @as tAcre J. sesreesS
SssS ~ kamtes ea the hNAsts6,S 2ieee
Acre tAeN slSS az u sepa&
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r.1I Etrcr1nNs lS6S.-Thc -

FAIL EtEcrIoNs lS6S-The Pres
dental election. Tuesday. Nov. Sd.
State elections Vermont. Sept isi
California. Sept. ii Maine. Sept. lash.
Nebraska. October 9th Pennsylvania.
Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, oes lSsh, WeSs
Virginia. Oct 80, Massachusetts. New
YORK. New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
{ rlliuess. Michigan, WISCONSIN. Mime.
asets, Missouri. Kentucky. Kansas, and
Nevada, November Sd
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The Appetite
Z FOR TOBACCO DESTROYED
Leave ef Smoking and Chewing the Poison.
Gus Weed, Tobacco


nNE box oC oRToN'S PREPARATION
" is warranted &c destroy he appetite for
tobacco in any pcrson. no matter how strong
tbs habit may be,
nca- IL IL fails in any case the money Viii
be refunded--.sre Il IL almost impossible .
break ed ffom the use OF tobacco by ,hA
mere exercise Of The will. Something Is
needed 10 assist nature ia overcoming =
habit Sc 6rn,ly rooted. with tho help Of The
Preparation there il net the least trouble.
Hundreds have used it who are willing 90
bear witness 10 the fact that ortons PrCps-
ration completely destroys The appetite for
tobacco and leaves the person as free Prom
ANY desire tor Il a. before he eommeneSSb It's
use Il is perfectly safe and harmless N al
cases. The Preparation acts directly upon
the same glands and seeretions Affected ey
tobacco. aud through these upon the blood.
thoreGKhly cleansing the poison Of tobacco
. frAsl1se he SYSTEM II teaA atheviRx the un.
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star AGRICuLrrRAL WORKS.

STAR AGRICULTURAL WORKS
The AlAaay Gotten Gin Manufacturing Co,
Albany New York.
VIZ. I. Esaerv, i survivor 81 Eaey Rreshers)
Superintendent Of MSna6Asteu, Msaufse-
tarers %
GENERAL AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY
esnprislas the celebrated SArr Thresh-
snc Machine. Star RAILWAY fer Endless
t-haial and lever Herse pevers star
Cotton Cine and CeadeRserS sisealAr Cross
N'ut Saw Mills, Vegetable crssers Horse
Nay Forks Cora and Feed NILS Power
Cora shelters. Neg Powers, Sc, Sc
We wish 10 cali the particular attention
of farmers t. eur celebrated Var Threxher
and Cleaner. which, As lately approved. We
alaim is Tar Superior % any other machine
aew in market. II is ccmpses aaa easily
portable simple IN its construction. and
therefore eSSy 70 operate by the sacst mex
serieaeei Nna viii 30 its work With usvv-
eloaS rspSdity and rerfeetlea, and with
comparatively the least demsHs upea the
strength Of the sninalS driving IL
We have made reeept imsxssNents in
thss rascAtne ey whfsh wc n<ssSu %
thoroughly clean the grain anier almost
Any eemhsastiSn ef difficulties, aad We sre
now using an entirely new ana eaeeuve
device fer relieving the feeder ef dust th0s
making the operation 81 shrctAAS a. Gem
Portable and safe. IS with the ordinary ma
chimes il is annoying and frequently de-
StrwesiVe q health.
These machines arc sasde % ststaete sues
Cor ear Star RAilray Fewer apssNlso for car
STAR Lever Power. For particulars send seT
car Illustrated Descriptive Circular snd
IDrsee last.
u Agents wanteS--Cerrcsna will
please address : The AlhAns J0ttoa Gin
Manufacturing Company, Z, b Rawer iSs,
Albany. New York.
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There u something .kNees s~eSss :
gSssss EneASnSe
Aaa i grows "a en- as shey grow BIC.
,ar.--- Lsaa. .fe&r.
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- at all foul and any kind Of grass has
taken possessios of the soil which will
grew ap after blowing before the wheSs
can come ap, a farmer may about as well
sew his seed wheat in pasture field
With the expectation Of growing a fair
crop of graia Wheat will not thrive a,
she same time where aexieas grass is
aouriShing,N
IN portions Of Kentucky and Tennes.
ree the yioIdses wheat per acre has been
very good, but in Others IL has been
email. raagsag freaa ave to ten bushels
ffhSesfort showed 60 adopt some plan hy
which a larger Weld per acre could bc
secured the next crop lf VIC can grow
deahlc the quantity Of wheat on the same
pamher of acres Of land, we viii have
largely increased oarprotits, The ques-
iioa will he asked, how can We de itg
The answer l.. the chances for 50 doing,
is IN putting in the land in proper state
pr receiving the seed John n. Dent.
Georgia, SAYS three implements arc
Aessary. lSe Large turnisg .plowS /,
Large iroa-tooth kasrows. aud 2d
Fitting the seed iato the ground with
Aesse grain drills. Msnuriug should be
deae, l: We have the manure. or Il We
can afford 20 buy il. Ii not. select your
land. and rely Ga the pillow, harrow sud
grain drill Noarley every farmer has
his favorite plow, has be what pillow it
may, rle~ deep aad thoroughly, in Au-
gust % September, turning aader what
ever Is on his laad. be il Sttbhle. grass
weeds or stalks. WAea this has been
done, harrow the groaads smooth and
= a..
ter the drill Il may herr be asked, why
prefer drilling 70 broad cast sowing 2
There are tAuee resseaS Why Il Is prefer
able Isl Que knows what he is doing
that Is, YOU know how much seed yeu
are pathag ta the aerss--ae guess work
Seost Ss=-sna So sha' s~ess y seed. y GU
know the stand yea viii have pa Far
mers whe have used these drills assert
wheat escapes being water Killed when
drilled, as the covering Of the seed and
its depth Is uniform; Sd And should
yea manure, or desire 70 sow clover on
your wheat ground, the drill does il ef.
tecgively. a, the same time ~hilst sowing
the wheat. heaee, with the drill. there
l. labor SAVING. exact work. and more
safety from fecesiag cut in winter. In
short, il can be we'll done. Ii every
sarmer were an experienced seedaan. and
livery year saved hts own grain. he weald
Know wha, he was doing. THAT is in
hroSd.csStingl and feel confidence ia his
work but every farmer Is not Seeds
.knaan--n nc; one, he is now dependent
Won hired seedmea, aud perhaps every
II stranger, and the sowing Of his
Ia matter ct chance. whether done
at or wrong. The day is past wken il
rs considered he who planted che uaes,
4sercs made the most Unfortunately tor
Cur lands, ID was the custom when We
worked slaves hence. Sc many barren
heids throughout the South. which new
have 90 be renovated and restored. to IN.
sure as livelihood. Our fields must be
used rs the Insurer does his money--ulSke
il pay the largest interest: and il is $
dehtor puacseal 20 time and payment
nd be IL remembered, without prepSl
implements, We cannot expect success.
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En-immcdiatetN, Agents 20 sell
w my REV rssens Advertising Stamps
4 rare chance fer making money oacreS
For particulars. address, With ssS@p, J, NJ.
Miihar. Cleveland OhSe>
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- ae.sies1lF7 80 n u .
SrNiS Alive octaveS, Ones step, via
Tremulant. Price. $50
- A liberal discount from ;hc above
prices 20 Churches Clergymen Aad SUNDAY
schools
Circulars with illustrations sea, 70 any
address, Also, an Illustrated Ca,slogue Of
tEe Mason s Hamlin Cabinet Organs, free.
t. My enc desiring IL. Address
TIM MASON & HAMLlN ORG AN
Company,
Ia rrpw0ns 81, and Sss srosdvay'
y Boston. New York.
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alsw advertisements,

* 70. \. nEtrZ the Great Wheat Grower
IL Chasnecrs6err ia, sends free . des-
sriptiNe list Of the best seed Wheat ia the
World