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SUDDEN DEATH IN THE SENATE CaANRsR.
Yesterday afternoon. about three O'Clock. while
Senator Howard was speaking IN the Senate. an
old gentleman, named Richard Ii. Dorsey, who
occupied a seat In the north gallery. suddenly
ly carried out 10 the rear of the Reporters
gallery and placed on a table, where an ex-
animation proved that he was iifeless, having
died from paralysis Coroner Potter was sum-
moned, but IN view of the circumstances, did
not deem II necessary to hold an inQ uest and
the boy was taken In charge by the Sergeant
af-Arms OF the Senate, who had IL conveyed to
the late residence of the deceased, No. I, Dud-
dington Place.
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>RN o. I. O. -
STRASBURGER BROS
-. BOOT AND bhOE STORE -
tail ct Wholesale prices. Look et ihiS:
Ladies, Aish Kid sutton Boots q: worth Ss
i1.ineh Skating Boots d 20, worth os
Polish Bo ,ts S3, worth os.75
Morocco Shoes from o. mp
Gents fine Calf Boots -
- sewed Cslf Boots $3.50
sewed Calf Boots, home made, 81
Gents heavy Kip Boots S3 Is
Also. other fine Boots and Shoes at equally low
prices. Call and for yourself. and be convinced,
at STRA6BURGDR BROS.
313 SEVENTH ST8BGc.
de IS In Fourth door above street.
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Go TO THE
GREAT AUCTION SALE

CATARRH AND DEAFNESS successfully treat
ed by DIR. Abern, 2iS + street.
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LIKE REGULATION DRESS PARApR-rhs
teeth should always be scrupulously clean and
free from blemish. Keep them in this condition
with the Incompatible Sozodont, and when
they are veterans In the service they will still
be as s'good as new"
"SPALDING's GLUE" 10 Indispens sable in
every well regulated household
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TEE CHRIST FORGERY CAsE.-The NAL
hearing IT, the case Of the United States vs. La
Tour NJ Christ, charged with forging a check
fof $50 on the First National Bank Of this
city, as held yesterday afternoon before JUS
tice ID. X. Smith. The main point of the de-
fence was that there was NO attempt 10 pro.
cure money en- the check by the defendant
John ". Willis, Esq, appeared for the prose.
cution- The defendant was released on bail in
the sum of ESQ 10 await the action Of The
grand Jury.
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Mr.. HOWE, who fell from the slack rope at
the Canterbury on Monday evening, aud in.
jured himself severely, Is rapidly recovering,
ana expects to make his appearance again this
nent part Of the performance at the Csntxr.
bury.
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NOVELTY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE

NOVELTY TOUMDRY AND MACHINE
IN WORKS,
PARKERSBUR0, WEST VIRGINIA.
We have on hand one Portable Steam " 3iil
Of Is Horse Power that We win sell ct our works
for Sl.7eo cssh; also. several portable engines
suitable Tor thrsshiss machines Of % horse power;
also. several portable engines OF wheels from Is to
. horss povsr or under. Persons Wishing to pur.
chase new or second hand machinery, engines or
iron, would do well 70 call Or address II. ].
LEEeE 3 CO., Paskersbarg, West virgiais.
no 1o-ly
010O 11WARD-I am authorized . ODER the
YlUV above reward for the a00rsheasion Of
and nrs. Henri Perkins, In eealdingb District Of
this county, near the Alexaldfia Ferry, end Tor
tho evidence neceOoAf 70 their conviction
Woodbury. WDBELlR.
. av3W Attorney 6 Law.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
BRIDGE Ar GEORGErOwN.

rTOLL BRIDGE Ar GEORGETOWN.
HEADQu ARTERs CoRPs OF ExGISEKRs
- WASHINGTON, ID. q January ., 1879
MAYOR General J. NJ SchoSeLd, Secretary Of WaT.
Genera: In compiiance with the terms of sec
s.u .sa s to tho
be made Of the bridge the aquedact across
snia shore and do heTnbS certify That az the the said
bridge Is 30 far completed as to be ready. ht aud
coI.enient for the passage Of persons animals, aud
Very respectfully, your obediont servant.
Bngsdier General Of Ems ineers, Comm sn6ine.
Under the above certificate. the Aqued net Bridge
10 nov open for travel the chartered tolls viii
.s.s collected en- and after TUESDAY,; ysnuEy u.
Secretary and Treasurer Alexandris Canal, Rail-
road ana Biioge Company. Jsi2-Ist
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georsetovn
vALHABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON WEST
STREET; GESRSEToMN, ArhgOIION.
tS., rsiuss s ss Se the
.s ssd sles Of
With depth of l1e feet to a paved alley. The i'm,
Back building and Basement, Containing II rooms
gas throughout the house. and stable in the re r
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months nh with interest secured by iced Of trust
OHAs. N. MATHEWS.
jal as GCourierI TBos. DowLIsG. Hu;t
Try THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr.; Georgetown
POTOMAC FISHERIES AT AUCTION.
will be rented for the conf ng season at pu bl lie
auction, at the auction rooms Of Thema. Bowling
No. 114 Bridge street, on MONDAY. January Is
1863. at 10 o'clock. the three Landings the Po-
tomsc river above Georgetown, COMMONLY known
as Cloud s Landings. il RITCHIE.
Also,
The Landing known as Esglish Harbor, on the
Virginia side Of the river.
Terms cash
Jsn6t TH0S. BOWLING, Auct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown
SALE OF BOUsRHOLp FuRNITURE ANpEF.
FECTs At THB MONTGOMERY HOTEL
HIGH STREET, GEORGETOWN.
r. On FRIDAY MORNtN9, January 18th,
W 1852 at 10 O'Clock. 1 will SELL at the Mont
gomery Hotel, Hish street. between Dunbar
ston and Beall streets, all ths House hold Fur
DitHre and Effects generally kept in q hotel.
jag THOMAS DOWNING Auct'r
ng-TBE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED uy.
til WEDNESDAY Jsnusry 10th, 1854.
yaH THOMAS BOWLING. Aact.
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s.; g: !: &c. go: ~!
Sen. vho, Eos tls soIIiss q youth. or otSs
eeusee, Eel debility On eayanoe Of their yeers
M one, sSoSIS Srss RED .TSs secret f Tnsna
Married lea see Vim learn ching Of importaacs
oy DeruS!nG "The Secret HrienA.h Sent 20 enj
cent?: Aearsss DI. OH1iL1B Z. Sf6XBf 2 90
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i OBACoO, SNUFF, SUGARS AND PIPES.

TOBACCO.
5000 pounds, consisting of Bright six-ounce
Jumps, Fig Rough and Ready, Bright los. Black
Navy "a 9, % and los. Prices running from 81 4C
down as Low as 20 cts. per ID. wholesale.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
200 pounds In Bales of various sizes. part Of
which 10 put mp aud stamped according 70 the re-
Quirements OF the late Law of Congress-
500 pounds OF w. X Garrett Sons Scotch.
in bottles, ID packages, n do, q do, and or.
suitable for retailing
SEGARS.
las 600, various brands,) ct $40, SIS, SO
80, 80, $50 and $50 per n.
PIPES.
$50 boxes Scotch and ether Pipes, different
styles: et S2, Is and - y per box, ell Of which
Masonic HAIL. Georsetown, .. O.
de le-1ms JAMES WALLACE.
G GOLDeTEIN, LICENsED PAwNBROKER
y. No. 70 Bridge street, 0eorgetovn. y. IN
o. Money advanced on all kinds Of Mer-XOX
chandfse, 70 any amount, and for any tme&D ~
desired. q very reasonable rates. Goods Bought
end sold. Business strictly confidential. ms An
COuBIDDuTIAL.-yOa m vho have m
~~A w.
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DOCTOR ]. H. THOMPSON Has RHnovRp his
ONCE ana residence from the FIRST Ward 70
massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east Of Four
tenth street Once hours before 10 a. m, and
nom to p. N. Hours Of attendance at the
day, Sundays excepted. Ia3
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how BRIDE WAS WON.
Or,
CHASE ACROSS THE PAMPAs.
By FREDERICK oKRsrAckER.
On VOL. svo. With Illustrations. In r.t.r
cover. price 8 50; clsth, IS.
TIE PAOHA OF MANY TALES
BIZ CAPITALS MARRYATr.

efMsrryaus Novels Handsomely print.d on nrs
paper from large clear type with an ornameuta
paper cover. Nolumes strea issued Mtdsbirw.U
Easy, Peter Simple Jacob Faithful. Nave OhiCeT
Ming Own. Japhet in sesrch Of Q Father Nv
ton Forster. Price, so cents each
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BOYS IN BLUE prepare for the Inauguration
OF our next President General Grant 4th OF
march, by purchasing Infantry Caps, 50 cents:
white Parade Gloves, 20 cents; az Adatnson's,
SIC 9Th street.
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eAeRAveRs AND lITHoesApHEss
33s PENNsYLvANIA yE>Vr.

ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT.
s's NIErH STREET.
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SPHRInI1s SEED

Hendricks of bushels of Canada. New Bruins
wick, Surprise. Poland, and numerous other
varieties of oats sold last year as our seed.
Parties are again advertising and attempting to
deceive the farmers. One party has already for
warded several Thousand bushels of Canada
oats 20 the West, where he is selling them as
ourseed. We cautioned farmers last year ag1 inst
these frauds But, because they could buy at a
lower price, and the representations appeared
honest, they purchased elsewhere; and now.
when they have learned by the result that they
were deceived, they are writing to us TO punish
the swindlers To all such we beg to say that we
have enough to do to attend to our own bust
ness. We renew our caution, and give notice
that hereafter we shall sell our seed under the
name OftheRAMSDELLN NORWAY OATS. The
demand for this seed is sufficient to guarantee a
sale of every bushel in the country at our estab-
lished price; and fa,merswho bought seed from
US are asking from 81 90 to $40, AID one evidence
of seed being spurious is the fact of IT'S being
offered at less than the regularly established
prices. No man is likely 10 go to the trouble
and expense of advert sing and selling this seed
at less price than he knows he would pay for
It, if genuine. There is not seed enough &c sup
ply the State of California alone, while others
are coming in from every stale and Territory
and many parts of Europe. There are upward
Of fire millions of farmers in the United States
yet TO be supplied with this seed, and the whole
crop this year would not give each q pint.
Where one farmer had the faith in our repre-
sensations to buy last year. thousands are salts
fed and anxious to get it now. One more word
on this subject Of inferior seed. Many seed
dealers bought and sold seed last year which
they may honestly have believed TO be genuine.
which was not; and some farmers, we are
sorry to say it, who raised twenty-five bushels,
said more than twice that quantity. The demand
which the great success of this grain the past
season has created will sweep off the entire
stock in short time, and will Cffer unusual
advantage for bogus operators; and we are com
PEELED, in justice 10 ourselves as we'll as for the
protection of the public, 10 publ sh the above
IacIs- Inc only SAFE way Tor the farmer Is TO
make up his mind low much he wants, and if
neighbor whom he knows and can trust has
the seed of his own raising buy of him;
if not, send at once to US. Our best and heav-
lest seed, Northern grOteH, under the personal
supervision Cf Mt Ramsdale will be offered first
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DRUG STORE
Information ia the United
States Circuit COuTt-Mid-
die District of Tennessee.
OCTOBER TERM. 1869.


No. I.5I9-United States Us. the Distillery of
VIM. Barner. with keaI Estate. etc.
WHEREAS, R. Mop. SMITH. ESQ.,, At
w torney of the United States for said Dis
trict has filed his information in said Court.
as well on behalf of the United states and Of
all persons concerned, against the disillery of
Nm Barner with the real estate upon which
the same is located, bounded and described in
the information 10 the cause, consisting of 30
acres of land IN Cheatham county, and all the
hui dings and other improvements thereon; "a
barrels Of high wines; l distillery warehouse;
fermenting tubs, Nos. !, 2 3, 4. 5. 6: stock
shed; square slOp pit; lot corn, 600 bushels;
100 bushels corn meal 10 bushels wheat; 10
bushels rye; 50 bushels malt; Ia bales hops; B
cistern tubs; 30 empty barrels; grain elevator;
l wooden still; wooden doubIeT; l worm tub;
/ cold and warm water tub, or tank; grlst
mills; yeast tubs; wooden pals; Fairbanks
scales, No. 2; 50 cords of wood Old wagon;
old cart; Us hogs; q cattle; 300 bushels coal;
wheat tan; l straw cutter, and all other prop
erty thereto belonging. alleging, among other
things, that said distillery, land, high wines,
and all other property mentioned in the iufor-
| nation, was seized as forfeited to the Unite d
| States, for the causes in said information al
| legged.
Now therefore, in obedience to the monition
| of said Court, to me directed and delivered.
| do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming said property, or knowing or having . PC
| anything to say why the same should not be
| condemns as forfeited. and that they be and
| appear before said Circuit Court to be holden
| in the Federal court room in the Capitol. a.
| Nashville, Tennessee, ON the 3Ofh day oil
October, 1869. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, then and
| there to interpOse their claims.
ocl5 lit e. r. GLASCOCK. Marshal.
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WEIGH HEAVIER AND ARE MORE PROFITABLE.

] WHICH HEAVIER AND AXE MUAE PBOfITABLE-
MANSFIELD, ONO, Aug 81.
Z am pleased to inform you of the great sue
cess of the Norway oats with me. / sowed on
fandy loan, without manure, and got yield of
seventy two and half bushels, weighing thir-
ty-six pounds TO the bushel. from one bushtl Of
seed, which we consider enormous. They grow
strong. with very large heads. l am firmly Of
the opinion that they are one hundred per cent.
better ana more profitable for the farmer to
grow than any other kind Of oats.
respectfully yours, S. W. BARR.
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CHANCERY SALE
FOR
Wednesday, Oct. %, 1869.
IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
1 Chaucery Court at Nashville, in the case of
Vim. z. Cannon rs. T. L. Perkins and wife, and
others, / will cell at y o'clock on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER p. 1869.

Bn The premises, the following described prop
crJy: EeGr lots fronting ~ feet each, or
thereabouts, on Church street. adjoining the
St Cluu Hotel. Nashville, and each running
back 4 depth Of G y feet
Three lots fronting on Church street. at q
corner Of Spruce street-twO of said lots 'front.'
Iug about - feet each on Church street, and
h other about 20 feet said street, and all OF
r .id lots having \ depth of 100 feet. A large
two-stury brick dwelling is situated on the two
Il t. of 3 feet each. fronts on Church street,
and the lot of 20 feet is situated a small two
story brick dwelling,
Also. i've lots Immediately in the rear Of the
last mentioned lots, and fronting each 80 feet,
In-re OF lie >. on Spruce street, AID each having
a depth Of % fet {, more or less.
Also, a tract Of about u acres. situated near
the vest boundary line of the corp ration
f.rntirg On Cumberland street 49l feet also
fronting on Line street, on the north. 62S feet (;
on BoIeyIile street -.
Allo, a lot of I'D feet on the u'h eide OF Gay
street, EAST Of Cumberland street, betw en- GHy
aud Cedar streets. -,
The tract of II scres and lot Of BIG feet will
be divided into lots 20 suit purchaser, ar a
plat Of the division exhibited en- the day OF sale
1FRNS OF SAl E.-One-ihIrd cash, and the res
iaue on credits 81 L. and 10 months. Notes re-
guired with approved security, and lien re-
taintd. Salc Il ee from redemption.
NORTON b. HOWELL,
oclG w Clerk and Master.
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wAKEp UP TOO LATE.

JOHN LINDSAY, Patterson. Pa, Aug. u,
saws: | sowed the bushel Of Norway oats had
of Won on one acre of sandy soil. They ripened
as soon as my common oats. yielding 80 bushel,
from Won The are the wonder of all who saw
them: stalks ike rake teeth. and found 5000
grains from one seed. They have created a
great excitement in this section;, My seed Is all
tbis sactinn Farmers now say they are no hum
bug, and are sorry they did not bny last year
They have 'waked up too late" That's what's
the matter"
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I raised as many Norways on one acre as
did of common oats on two acres, equally as
in guilty, weighing 40 10 As pounds to the
bushel." w. Ii, BISHOP, Leesourg, Ind.
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READ TILE TEsTIMON

LOUISIANA, Mo. Aug. 7, 1869.
The season with us has been too wet tor GA ).
The NOrways have been success. The heavy
rains beat down the common cats so That they
lai TO be moved, while the NOrways stood
cree, not single straw having fallen or lodged,
| am too we'll pleased with them to cell kernel
even at $40 a busheI, which could readily do
/ shall SOW all have another year. One of my
neighhors sOwed seven grains on very rich land,
and harvested one quart, D,r,s,D
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YARBROUGH 4 RUTLAND

GrOccrs and Commission Merchants.
20 AND - SOUTH MARKET ST,
IIAVE NOW IN STORE AND To ARRIVE
Il L 50 Boxes Tea.
80 Sacks Coffee. various grades.
70 Hhds. Sugar, various Grades.
80 Barrels Coverings Crushed Sugar.
81 Barrels Coverings Pulverized sugar.
80 Barrels Elk. Z Sugar.
50 Barrels n. o. Molasses. IS u barrels DO.
50 Barrels Sorghum.
2D0 Boxes Star Candles. $50 Boxes Soap.
500 Barrels Black Lick Flour.
so Barrels white wheat Magnolia Flour.
$40 Barrels jackson Mills Flour, sss'd brands.
loo Barrels Ruby Mills Flour.
100 Barrels lgleheart Flour.
800 Boxes l and 10. Can Oysters.
80 Boxes Cheese. 30 bbls. p. b, Potatoes.
together with large assortment of miscellane-
Gus Groceries too numerous TO mention.
Our Liquor Department is well stocked
with Old R. G. Whisky, Nos. l. 2 and B imported
Wines, BrandIes. Gins, etc, all Of which we
offer 70 the trade az the lowest marke t prices fol-
Cash. MARLBOROUGH i RUTLAND,
70 and IS South Market st..
ian30 Il Nashville, Tenn
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Sir: This capacious or as Mr.. Samuel d.
Morgan says Grand Building is about COM
pleted.
We are in good readiness Cor Storage of all
articles of Merchandise and Pro luce sent in
packages whether for sale or shipment or TO be
held here for account of the owner.
The very large Granary. 1900 square feet, is
a success against the depredations OF rats and
Of mice too unless sent 10 US within sacks OF
grain. 1t is just the arrangement needed for
Wheat. Rye. Barley, Oats, Germ " al aud
Flour in sacks or paper bags,
Each owner can be furnished with separate
apartment by promptly communicating the
quantity 10 be sent. We procure advances on
Produce and Merchandise sent to us. and cover
same with insurance unless ordered not to dc
so.
We think we have one Of the most secure
buildings In this country, and offer this com
munity, as We think, better, cheaper and
safer accommodation than can be found ans
where. EDWIN IL DUtHLAS,
lily T-6m msnaR6r.
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Tho Norway oats are not humbug. IS some
suppose, but will ield more than any other va
riety in This county."-Report st, Clair County
MOI Farmers Club.
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CHATTANOOGA. TENN.. Aug. 5. !.

CHATTANOOGA, IENN.. mug. 0, IoUJ'
DIV. IMsDELL-Desr Sir: Since my last
have threshed my crop. They have turned s9t
b5,abeIa ~ cats 10 the acre. | tried a dozen
sbeafs taken as they come from the stack the
Weld vas forr bushels and pint 10 the dozen.
or one JourfE 5Esiel q. de sshegf. Owing to the
We beva bad the longest ard most disastrous
drOut6 we ever had 10 this country. having no
rain scarceIv sine May LIST. If we had had an
ordinary season, I would undoubtedly have ave
nsyt seaSon | will sive your oats a far test.
/ dn not write This for advertising or pubiica-
ZION, as | have none FIR sale; what | spare viii
be gratuitOus 20 my friends believe can eI
eel anything Of the cat klnd IN the World WIN
this seed next year.
JNO. l. DIVINE.
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They are an imrrovement Of vast import
ance to the West. Dor farmers are advised to
secure this seed. "-Report of Meeting of Hi
nois Grain Growers at Ghioags.
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1 have been raising the large Irish oat but
my Norways have mo than doubled on the
ether kinds, and are heavy and of excellent
quality" Z. F. DODD. Van Buren,. Pa.
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JOHN MARKS, Smyrna. Me.

1T measured one head % inches long, snd any
qusntity over 20 inches. The oats pile right nD
ON the heads. and the stalks are strong enough
to hold them up"
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We claimed last year that the Norway Dat
would yield double that of any other kind
They have done better than that.
We claimed that they were p per cent
| heavier, They have exceeded that in weight.
We claimed that they were better in quality
Reliable farmers say they are worth 100 per
cent. more for home consumption, ard will
make whittier and sweeter -four than the best
wheat.
Farmers who can do so are invited to visit
either Of our stores, and examine the grain and
specimens of stalks, root, branch and head. We
have mammoth roots producing as many as 2i5
stalks from a single kernel, which are visited by
hundreds daily, and considered, justly, as We
think, The wonder Of the agricultural world
We shall continue 10 furnish the genuine Rams
dell Norway Oats as a specially for two years TO
come. The price next year will not be less than
81 One farmer in every town can make sma
fortune on the crop from few bushels
Price 81 so per bushel; 81 per half bushel
81 So per peck. Sold by the standard of - ID L.
the bushel. Express charges to be paid b.
the purchaser. Bags free Remit by draft, P.
.. money order. or registered letter, or send by
Express, prepaid, and the package will be de-
iivered to the Company on receipt Of the money.
Address either Of our stores nearest your place
Circulars free.
kEFEREYCEs-Samuel Sinclair, Of n. Y. Tri.
bune; G.. COllamOre Il Co n. Y: Harper j
Brother. N. Y J. L.. Pearce Pres. Third Ma
tiOnal Bank, Chicago, Ill; II. N. +. Lewis, Ed
itOr Chicago Western Rural; Prairie Farmer
Co., Chicago. Ill. Octl4 d&w1m
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"The increase in yield is faliy 100 per cent
over the other varie les. and the quality hstter.
w. P. ELLIOTT, Knoxville, Tenn.
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in orr section of country. The hulls are thin,
With plump berry. which. accounts for Their
heavy weight 1Iecommendfarmers to send %
you to be sure of the genuine seed
Yours. etc.. GEO. BOYER
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kesree''"''y JNG. L. DIVINE.

THE coyNFau CoUxTY (oHIo) AGRICULTURAL SO
CIkTY INDORSE TEEN.
Annoy, OHIO, Sept 8.
an highly pleased with the appearance and
Drosnects of a great crop of the oats | had of
Jon. The officers of the Conne9u County Agri-
cultural Society met at my pace 20 examine e
any oat they ever saw. and good success
Respectfully yours, e. DlhBLb-