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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-04
TELEGRAPHGC ITEMS.

Three negroes who bought tickets to the dress
circle of the National Theatre in Washington
Saturday night, were elected from their seats
by the officers of the house. The matter will
make business for the courts.
Prince Arthur arrived at Toronto Saturday
afternoon and was received by 10000 people,
He reviewed the volunteers and presented the
prizes won at the rifle match.
A new and dangerous counterfeit of $40
greenbacks has appeared in Cincinnati.
Bellanger has been acquitted for the murder
of LIE Bonte, his wife's paramount in Montreal,
and the Judge signified his approval of the YER
dict.
James M. Scovill bas been nominated for the
New Jersey State Senate.
John Hughes was found dead in the street
in Philadelphia Sunday morning, stabbed to
the heart
1,S40,000 sacks of wheat, valued at So, 81, 900
were shipped from San Francisco for Great
Britain for the three months ending Sept. 80.
About one hundred French Canadians left
for Rome Saturday to enter the POpe's army.
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Perfect Satisfaction.

T HAVE employed an experienced hand who has
1 worked In Lynn for the past ten years, and has
given perfect satisfaction on all kinds of Sewing
Machines. This man, understanding machines so
thorough that it does not cost so much for repairs
as it has BEFORE and they will be made to better
and do better work than ever. This man has re-
paired daily in Lynn, viz:
New England Wax Thread, Whittemore and Bean
Wax Thread Grover and Baker Shuttle, and Circu-
lar Needle, Family No: "a, 25 g. 2, Singer No. I,
& 2, the old A, the improved A, Weed, Eff, No. 2 &
2, Empire; No. - ,, & 3, Eii"s Howe, 3 Howe
Wheeler q Wilson, Florence, New England Com :
mon Sense. Gold Medal, Parker, Williams 4 Nor
Wis, Ladd 81 Webster, Hunt and Webster, American
Button Hole, Union Button Hole, Star Shuttle
Etna, Blees and Barthof ss q. =
1t is my interest, having such a man as this to
notify my customers that 1 think, a man who has
already repaired the above named Machines, is safe
to undertake to repair any other Machine in this
shop. l-t-.-'
Warranted to gire perfect Satisfaction or no charge
Tor the Repairs. 4
w. 9. DYER,
No. 15S Middle ST., Junciion Free Street,
Sept2seod1waw1t s9 Portland, Me.
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CITY EXPENDITURES AND RECEIPTS s-The
quarterly payments due from the city by the

oi''''''''''''''' 20 ''''''''''''~''''o''1'
Of these amounts the City Treasurer dis
bursed about $4,000 Friday.
The expenditures and receipts on the drains
and sewers for the municipal year ending
March 81, 1869 were $24 448.5S receipts g.
1880. The receipts this year since April have
ed, for the year will amount to only $4,000.
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AUCTION SALES.
Sherif's Sale.

CUMBERLAND, So,
V'AhEN on execution and will be sold at public
Il auction, to the highest bidder on TUESDAY
the fifth day OF DC ober 1862 at ten O'Clock In the
forenoon, at the Auction Room OF H. o. Bailey, in
Portland, in said County, the following personal
property, 10 wit: general assortment OF Mems,
Womens', Misses and Children's Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers, Small Wares, &c.
Aso Stove and Funnel, Settee, Mirror, Desk.
''''"p'' MATTHEW ADASiS. Deputy Sheriff
Dated at Portland, Sept 20, 1869. seputd
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[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

KENNEBUNKPORT, Oct 2-The fine ship Mogul.
recently launched by Messrs Crawford & Ward, and
built for Capt N L Thompson. has been sold to j
Henry Sears 81 Co, OF Boston, for about $4,000.
The Mogul measures 1865 tons. and will sail in a few
days for New Orleans. Capt Thompson is plankng
up ship OF about 1000, which has been sold to Geo
Lord & Co. OF Boston.
Col VIM l. Thompson is building a ship of 400
tons in the yard of David Clark which he has this
week sold to Thayer tN Lincoln.
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r. A. BIRD & co., Auetioueers,
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
Dwelling House ut Auction.

HNLESS sooner disposed of at private sals. we
~ shall sell by auction on the premises. On TU RS
DAY the 9TH day OF October nsxta ~ O'Clock the
IL story house In rear Of No "A Chestnut street,
The house contains rooms Lot 4Ox75 foet. Never
failing spring ON the premises.
House can be examined at any time prler TO the
sale,
For further particulars inquire OF the Austioneer
Cant did
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A Few WORDS ABOUT THE U. S. HoTEL.-In
speaking of the recent changes in the proprie-
torship of the United States hotel, we gave
the information we had received from sources
which We were bound to believe were perfectly
reliable. But it seems that a wrong impress
ion has been made upon the public mind and
we desire to set the matter right. The new
proprietors were not all of them, the former
clerks of the house. The Messrs- -RuH.ello s.o
father and Sun. mr.. Hiram Buzzell, the father,
is a man of middle age, largely engaged in the
lumber business, and having his home in Ca
naan, Maine. The son, Mr.. Charles Buzzell
was a clerk in the office. Mr.. r. G. Thomes is
in the wholesale dry-goods business with the
well known firm of Davis, Haskell &5 Co. Mr..
M. S. Gibson was the former Office clerk, and
has been for several years connected with the
house, and has acquired great popularity
with its patrons. Messrs. Buzzell, senior, and
Thomes, are the capitalists of the concern,
and we have no hesitancy in stating that the
house will be kept second to none in the State
if money and courtesy can accomplish it.
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1--ft.f1 A. M-Cotton quiet,
sales 1000 bales; Mlddling uplands 121d do Orleans
l2sd. Corn 2S4s Pork jos. Lard 74s. &He
FRANKFORT, Oct. 3.-United States 6-2o's quoted
to-day at s73.
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FOR EIGN PORTS

Ar at Palermo 1st inst, brig Madawaska, Fowle,
Constantinople, to load for Boston.
Sid fin Malaga 14th ult, brig Jennie Cushman,
Hurley Cadiz, to load for Boston.
Ar at Falmouth, ia, Nth ult, brig Sally Brown,
Matthews, New York
Ar at Kingston, ia, 18th ut, brig Charlotte, Bow
den, New York.
At Cientuegos 1st inst. brig Anti les, Doull, for
Boston days.
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SPOKE N,

June 12, no lat. &c, ship Mary Whitridge, from
Penarth for Shanghae.
New York for Genoa. 0'''
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e u IL . Il Il .
THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF CoNvoKED.
France

THE CORPS LEGISLATIF CONVOKED.
PARIS, Oct 3.-The Journal Ottcidle an
nounces that the Senate and Corps Legislatll
have been convoked to meet on the Oath of No
vember.
LETTER FROM PRINCE NAPOLEON.
Prince Napoleon has written letter to Col
Benton, chairman, and other Americans So
journing in London, thanking him for thelf
address congratulating him for his liberal
speech in the Senate.
Spain.
GEN. sIcKLEss NOTE
MADRID, Oct. 3-The note of Gen. Sickles
to the Spanish Government in regard to Cuba
has not been withdrawn.
TREATMENT OF CUBAN PRISONERS.
A circular is published in the official Gazette
instructing the Captain General of Cuba to
treat rebel prisoners with humanity and deal
with their offences through the ordinary trlDu'
mails, and urging him at the same time to push
forward reforms in the administration of the
island.
THE SPANISH THRONE.
The Liberals generally approve of the eleva-
ton of the Duke of Geona to the throne Ol
Spain.
SUSPICIOUS OF AN INsURRECTIoN.
Telegraphic communication between Madrid
is believed that Republican insurrectlon is in
progress.
THE CUBAN FLEET.
The equipment of the fleet for Cuba is being
pushed forward with great energy at Cadiz
Light artillery for special service and needle
guns are to be sent out.
Italy.
REPORTED WITHDRAWAL OF FRENCH TROOPS
CONTRADICTED.
PARIS, Oct 3.-The Patric contradicts the
report that the French troops are to retire
from Rome on the 18th of November.
THE ECUMENICAL QUESTION.
The Figaro says M. Dupanloup, Bishop OF
Orleans, will defend liberal ideas before the
Ecumenical Council, and that fifty American
bishops will give him their support.
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Horses. Carriages, &c. at Auction
LIVERY SATURDAY at II O'Clock A. NJ, on new
r. market lot Market street, shall sell Homes
Api 30. r. o. BAILEY, Auetioneer.
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CONGRESS SQUAUE UNIvERsAIIsT CHURCH
The usual Saturdays notice having been omit
ted by the Society in regard to yesterday scr
vices at the church, We were not aware, until
1t was too late to make any extended remarks,
that the new pastor, the Rev. w. e. Gibbs,
formerly of Newark, N. j., would preach on
Sunday. We understand that the church was
very beautifully decorated with evergreen and
flowers, festOons of evergreen being suspend
ed from one side of the chancel to the other,
and from the point where they met, over the
pulpit, an elegant basket of flowers was sus-
pended. Beautiful bouquets in profusion were
placed in the chancel. on the pulpit, and upon
the tables in front of the chancel. On the
front of the organ gallery the word ''Wel-
come, in letters of evergreen on white
ground was placed, and also number of bou
quets.
We understand the public installation will
shortly take place, when our citizens will have
an opportunity to hear Mr.. Gibbs, who, we are
told, will be decided addition to our Portland
ministry.
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FOR Sale :!

A FIRST CLASS Fruit and Confectionery stand
n in one OF the best locations in the city, is offer
ed for sale on the most reasonable terms for the
change in business If not sold within that time it
will b, withdrawn.
sep29d2ws Address, c., Portland p o.
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IMPORTS.

Brig Mary Williams from Havana-296 hhds 20
tcs molasses Geo Hunt; 1879 hhds meladO to order
200 boxes sugar. John ID Lord 5000 cigars, Frank K
Allen.
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THE UNION AND AMERICAN.
TIIROUGH TIE MIST.


The cold white mist crept silently
Up from the rivers edge,
Hanging its curtain from the sl,v
Down to the sodden sedqe;
could not see the ragged shine
OF wayelets dancing fair:
bCt though saw no merry stream
knew the stream was there.
look d along She village street,
Seeking the steeple white,
HroWning the modest little kirk
But that had vanish'd quite.
IRON trodden stin to turret top.
No outline cut the air;
could not see-hut then knew
The little church was there.
could not see the gladstone sun,
Shadowless stood the tree
Jnbarr'd the path where stroalss Of light
AT morning used TO be.
The sky no hint or token gave
OF sunshine anywhere;
Eut though could not see the sun,
knew the sun was there.
and thus came TO see at last
How firm our trust should be
In things we count immutable
The while we may not see.
II God has willed that round about
Shall rise the mists of care,
TIL faith seems hut n melting spire,
III trust the church is there.
u cold, unweleome fogs arise
To dim loves pleasant shine,
Ill wait and look beyond the mist
Which this side gives no sign;
II light grows dim, and sunshine cold,
Wrapp'd in earths murky air,
I know the fault lies in the mist
The faithful sun is there.
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WEIGH HEAVIER AND ARE MORE PROFITABLE.


MANSFIELD, ONO, Aug. 81.
l am pleased TO inform you of thu great sue
cess of the Norway oats with me. sowed on
sandy 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. / am firmly of
the opinion that they are one hundred per cent
better and more profitable for the farmer to
grow than any other kind of oats
Resi- ,tiully yours, S. W. BARR.
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BurIey's Sarsaparilla
MIrlr InnKnn or r.TANf

Ds. HrRLEY-Sir: Ny daughter has been al
hictei with skin disease and stiffness Of the
jgIu's for sew Tdl years. l employed the grlL-
cirRl physicians of the city. and they could not
Iog II would 90 much good. But 70 my great
astonl-hmenJ she rapidly got well. Had the
been taking any other meliciGe [ would not
give this certificate. but your SarSaParIlla, the
only remedy cWuloYei. leaves TO doubt of its
me0lcal QGsdIues, sud that il alone cured her.
el-neu. LUKE REYNOLDS.
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enlltAEooe !. -. -. 8. ~

D. ". L .HsDEIL-De4T Sir: Since my iast |
have threshed my crop. They have tu' hfd snt
something more than one huadTea aa@ JVty
tUSkels of cats to the acre. ! tried oogen
sheafs, taken as they come from the stack; the
yield wa olu. bushels and one pint 70 ne dozen.
or one fourth busLcl to the sheGf. Owing to the
hard weather one tBird Of my oats iroZe cut.
We have had the longest ard most disastrous
drOuth we ever had Ia this country. having nc
rain scarcsly since Mas lst. If we had h1d an
ordinary season, i would undoubtedly haIe
made tlr0 hundred bushels PEI acre II i've
next season. will give your oats J"tr test
/ do Z OF write this for advertising or pubiiea-
ion, as | have none fer sale; what spare VIII
be gratuitOus to my friends. believe | can eX
eel anything Of the oat kind in the NoIid win
this seed next year.
Resrectiully yours, ,r,,r,,,
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l raised as many Norways on one acre as |
did of common oats on two acres. equally as
in guilty, weighing 40 TO IS pounds to the
bushel." w. Ii, BISHOP. Leesourg, Ind.
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HurIey's Stomach Bitters,

To JAMS RUnuLE / Co. Louisville. KY
GEyTLKNFN: The is 60 certify that l have
been fer years sufferer, and trisd al the toGics
1 ever heard Of. or seen sjver,i'ef, III itt C
or no ruIieI from any ot ,hgm. he5Td Your
Hurl,r'y Bi;tsrs highly spoken o. and tried =
bottle with Htle foiiu 10 Il before CoIu N nee 4:
aud 70 my 81 prise and joy, before | finished
one b,tfle icii a gTeIt desi be ter aud hruly
believe tbat on one or Two octaSi. Us u W rs ile
means Of MOL 1rging ard saving my lie / con
-cieutiausly rCcommeu1 them o. SUI RES is
me bsst bittcrs known Yours truly, e'G,
'-0 JOHN ". DIXON
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Hurley'S Ague Tonic
80 ARSENIC. NO MERCURY.
EFasFECTF.Y RELIABLE
WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

70 uR. TsogAs a. HURLEY: l hereby e rtity
that / Eas attacked with the 2 &c whilst m
Nicksburg Mississippi, and used several Patent
Medicines with but temporary Teiict On reach
inc home the dis ass returned n a worse type,
when nv medical attendant ordered Qulniae n
day-whirh must have cost me nearly 500 !
consulted Dr. Smith Of Louisville. and four d
be prescribed Quinine aud Arsenic combined,
which refused to take pTei-rring 20 let tue
disease take its course. | was almost blood
less. extremely exhausted and pronounced with
emil rgsd Liver aud splesn About this time
tho advertisement Of Hurley's kgue Tonic ap
reared IN city paper. and del cyl mined 10 elNe
il a trial One bottle restored me completely.
J would recommend il Is preferable to )
other I0uic befO c tho public.
JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.
IoufgYsile Nv. June IA ls66.
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Information ia the gniled
States Circuit SOuTI-M id-
die District Of TPnneS ee

OGIOBEf 1hhM, 1917
NJ. i,5t9-JInited States rs. The Bistiiiery Of
VIM. BarGeT. with heai Estate etc
NEHEREAS. r. Mop. SMITH. ESQ, At
w tOrney Of the United States for said bis
tfict. has filed his information IN said Court,
as vel en- behalf Of the United States and OF
all persons concerned, against the dis 'ieTy Of
Wan. BarneT. with the real estate upon which
the anne Is located bounded and de-, cfibed in
the Information II the ciuse, c0Bsis'iaE of -
acres of land IA Cneath am COUNT and all the
bui diGgs ard other improV PIGMENTS thereon 81
barrels If HIN wines; dis ,illsry warehouse; &
iernenting tubs, Nos. J, 2. 8. (. 3 6 stock
she'd square slOp PIT; 1T corn, so luahtl-:
100 bushc's cora meal; l20 hushtls wheat; lgu
hu heis rye; 50 bushels malt; ~ bales hops. 3
G stern tubs; 3; empty barrels; } grain elevator:
wooden still; l wooden dOUbeI; I worm tuh:
I cold and wRrm water tub. or tank: grist
mills; yeast tnbs; 8 wooden pals; Fairbanks
scales. No. .; IS cords Of wood: | old wagon;
OLD cart; IDS hogs; q cattle; 500 bushels coal >
wheat tan; straw cutter. ard sll other rrop
eTty thereto belonging sl'egirg. among tItr
ihIngs, that said dIsullery. land, high wisCs
aud all other property mentioned in the l. + r
nation was seized - f.ff.itef T. the tf IL
states for he causes IN said Information a.
legged.
Row, therefore, IN 0bedience to the ms1 ijian
Of sa Court, 10 he directed and delivered. /
do hereby give public notice % al persons
claiming said property, or knowing or having
anything TO say why the same should not be
condemned as forfeited. and that they be and
appear before said Circuit Court, 10 be holden
in the Federal court room in the Capitol. al
Nashville, Tennessee, on the 3Dth aoy %
october, 1869. ut 10 O'Clock An. then and
there to interpOse their claims.
oeI5 lat F. X. GLASCOCk, Marshal.
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fair trial The yield was fEirtg-taFse and three
fourtbs bushels, surprising ANYTHING ever seen
in our section Of country. The hulls are thin.
with plump berry. which accounts for their
heavy weight. Recommend farmers TO scnd to
you 70 be sure of the genuine seed
Yours. etc, GEO. BOYER.
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FREE TERRITORY.
-s-nHAvn lnn s.LELN -kRrET.RRI.
IN tGdgeGcId:

IN EGdgcGcld:
EU, It.rs,fpl brick residences az $500; one
Do -.rHlti. .nr AZ 81 Ot,; one at 90 500: one AZ
.a.u.r. uue 90 S5uG: one ut S4,5N; two az
.fHs. IS. g. s., F9.. two Ct SSWe.
Also. u.a beautiful frame residence AZ ~, UH;
.-at Ei- gao: one ~ SlO'jae one at $1,000 two
IS sH. ruc % S0.lUp; i've ~ - .OG,s two at
30 three ar - .asE Eve 90 $3.50; four At
...Hal: three ~ s. SEA; enc 80 100; all with
rautl'ai shade trees and green grassy yards.
I'D la good urlgGh rbuods.
Also. a large number Of vacant lots sll over
Z r town uf si..ia.I, at prices 70 suit the most
t..JiuIH
lisa Ia-ao amount cf COUNTRY PR p
b.. ~ ar almost any price amy one could lie
sl..
ARLINGTON. FAKRAE h WEAKLEY,
D Is. CaII.g. %, over Hicks China Hall
. IIl Janl
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t'Fs'e'"u''s 'SJp N6. L. DIVINE,

THF cOSNEsU COUNTY (oHIo) AGRICULTURAL so
CARY INDORsE THEM.
AMBoY, OHIO. Sept 3.
| am highly pleased with the appearance End
prospects Of a great crop OF the oats mad OF
you. The officers of the COnneau County Agrl-
cultural Society met at my place 20 examine
these oats, and pronounced them far ahead Of
any oat they ever saw, and q good success.
Respectf ally yours Z. DibBLt.
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have been raising the large Irish cat but
my Norways have mo Q than doubled on the
ether kinds, and are heavy and of excellent
quality" 4. T. D0DD. Van Buren,. Pa,
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They are an IMPROVEMENT CT vast import
ance to the West. Our farmers are advised 10
secure this seed. "-Report Of Meeting of Illi-
nois Grain Growers at Chicago.
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The Norway oats are not humbug, as some
suppose. but will yiel1 more than any other va
riety in this county."-RepOrt st, Clair County
mo- Farmers Club
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:" / measured one head rs inches long, and any
quantity over % inches. The oats Pile righ up
on The heads. and the stalks are strong enough
to hold them up"
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The increase in yield is fully 100 per cent
over the other yaIie les, and the quality better"
w. p. ELLIOTH, Knoxville. Tenn.
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OVER ONE HUNDRED BUSHELS TO THE ACRE.
UPPER MAHAUToEGo, Pa, Aug. q. 1859.
received Is bushel of our seed too late for
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EpuRVOUa spin

Hendricks of bushels of Canada. New Bruns-
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 to the West, where he is selling them as
Onrseed. We cautioned farmers last year ag inst
| these frauds. But. because they could bug at n
lower price, and the representations appeared
honest. they purchased elsewhere; and now,
when they have learned by the result that they
were deceived, tbey are writing TO us to punish
The swindleTs. To all such we beg 10 say that we
have enough to do TO attend TO our own busi-
ness. We renew our caution, and give notice
that hereafter we shall sell oar 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-
ilshed prlce; and farmers who bought seed from
US are asking from 81 50 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 to go to the trouble
and expense Of advertising and selling this seed
at less price than he knows he would pay for
IT. II genuine. There is not seed enough &c sup
ply the State of California alone, while others
are coming in from every State and TERRITORY
and many parts Of Europe. There are upward
Of fire millions of farmers in the United States
} CT to be supplied with this seed, and the whole
crop this year would not give each pint.
Where one farmer had the faith in our repre-
sensations to buy last year. thousands are salts
htd 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 a-e
sorry to say it. who raised twenty-five bushels
s,ld 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 10 a short time, and viii cffer unusual
advantage for bogus operators; and we are com
PEELED 10 justice 10 ourselves as we'll ss for the
protection of the public, 20 publ sh the above
facts. The only safe way for the farmer is TO
make up his mind roy much he wants. and if n
neIghbOr whom he knows and can trust has
the seed of his own raising. bay Of him;
u not, send at once to Us. Oar he and heav-
lest seed, Northern gyo,ra. under the personal
supervision Of N r. Ramsddle will be offered first
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W. G. COOK, M, D.,

OFFTIE-N0. Maxwell House
REsIDFSCE-No. 1888 South Spruce street.
sepA If
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\ mAnn0 N stFAu OI OAR

The above ca. rCprescn s. "a single head Of the
Photography, from which This engraving IS
made. The natural eDgth of the head is thirty
one inches, and it is believed 10 be the large
| ever grown.
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READ FnE TESTIMONY

LOUISIANA, Mo, Aug 7, 1863.
Ihe season with as haI heen too wet for oats.
The NOTways have been n success. The heavy
rains beat down tho common oats so that they
hal to be moved. whila ne RorWays stood
erect, not single straw having iallen or lodged:
| AN 100 well pleased vito them to sell kernel
even at $40 busbel which i could readily do
! shalt s., " all have another year. One OF my
neighbOTS sOWel seven grains GA very rich land,
and harvested ono quart
ARTHUR A. BLUMER.
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At the Cerner Chnreh nd CoIIege Sc.

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