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USEFUL AND SUGGE sTTVE.

HALLS Journal Of Heath says: "If a
msn will give himself sleep enough, and
will eat enough nutritious food at proper
intervals, and will spend two or three
hours in the open air every day, he may
study and work and write until he is as
gray as a thousand rats, and yet be still
young in mental vigoF and clesrness."
AN Ohio hog.grower says that the fol
lowing treatment will make the biggest
hog out of a pig in twelve months: Take
two parts of barley, two of corn, and one
of oats. Grind them together; then cook,
and feed cold. He says it is the cheapest
food, and that any pig OF good improved
a pound day until year old.
BED-BUGs.--A lady contributor TO the
Western Rltral writes; Having pur-
chased house some three years ago
where bed-bugs had apparently had their
own way for some years, and hearing that
kerosene would destroy them, l tried Il,
and with perfect satisfaction. II being q
log house, took feather and applied the
oil TO every part where there were sny
bugs and then to the bedstead. This l re
peated twice during the summer, and have
seen but two bed.hugs since"
TIE editor Of the R0rticuLtTgta recon-
mends mulch for fruit trees at the time
of fruiting, as the successful maturing o.
fruit comes only from steady supply o.
moisture. Shade invites moisture, and &
mulch gives shade. Take two rows O.
pear trees and mulch one and not the
other, and at fruiting time it will be found
that the mulched row will have much
bner fruit than the other, and the branches
and foliage of the former will be more
healthy than those of the latter.
To PICKLE CUoUMBRRs. Get very
small cucumbeTs, wipe them clean, anC
lay them into stone jars. Allow one quar-
OF coarse salt to pail of water; boil the
salt and water until the salt is dissolved
turn it boiling hot on the oucumbers
cover them up tight, and let them stand
tWenty-four hours. Turn them into
basket to drain. Boil SIS much of the bes
vinegar as will cover the cucumbers; wass
out the jars and put the cucumbers intC
them. Turn on the vinegar boiling hot
cover them with cabbage leaves, aud vel
the jars tight. In forty eight hours the,
viii be tit for use Pickles of any kline
are good made in the same way IPester,
Rural.
How 10 Make BLACKBERRY WINE. -
The following receipt for making black
berry wine is furnished the C0uRtT1
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19
KydrcphObia--A simple but Sure
Remedy.

A NoRmsToN (Pa) Independent says;
ain 1919 one Valentine Kittering, of Dau-
phin county, communicated to the Senate
OF Pennsylvania sure remedy for the
bite of any mad animal. He said that his
ancestors had used iGin Germany 250 years
ago, aud that ne always found it to answer
the purpose, during residence OF fifty
years in the United States. He only pub
fishes it from a motive OF humanity. This
remedy consists in the weed called chick
weed. IL is u summer plant, known TO
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19

slSripshen "The era NV good feelin is come" !"
and he Indignantly wsntid 10 know ''ef
this wus DimocricyP" and so on all
around.
This thing Nv hevin a dozen sets Nv
principles may hev It's advantages, but l
kin swear that 1t hes It's perplexities. The
Committee wus immejitly called together
agin to take sich steps ez they kin to
nootralizo the effects Nv the blunder
Wat they ken do in the matter the Lord
only knows.
~ PETROLEUM V. NAsBy,
(Wich wuz Postmaster.l
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19

IN numbers there is safety. IL was upon this
principle that the formula OF JuDsoN's houFTAu,
HERB Pulls was prepared. DIR. Judson, intending
to spend fortune in advertising his pills, sub
mitted his recipe to the revision OF the most in.
telligent and learned physicians OF the age, and
the result is a simple bat most efdcacous medi-
cine-tbe JUDsoN's MOUNTAIN HEM PIILs They
purify the blood, remove all ebetructions, cleanse
the skin OF oil pimples and blotches, and ar per
fecty eure and safe In their operation. The JuD
Female Irregularities, Headache, and many of the
diseases arising from impure blood and o de.
ranged digestion. Use the JUpsoNs MouNTArr
HRRB PIL.Ls- and when you have proved their vir
tue recommend them TO your friends. They are
both sugar coated and plain. For sale everywhere
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19

Diet for the Million. Wealth no longer monop-
olizes the lexuiies OF life Persons I'm the most moder
ate circumatancts can have delicious dessert daily
for sum so trng that it E scarcely worth naming.
They can take their chcice OF fifty delicate dishes
leach Of which the most astiious epicure would
smack his lips oVar) at cost which, In theee dear
times, may vel be called nominal Cusards Crea 8,
Blanc NANCE Charlotte Russo, puddings pies, crs0s,
cakes and elies are included IN this cheap and varsd
bill of fare
"BuL" says the skeptical reader, struggling his
shoulders incredulously, ths Is not age Of mira
cles give facts, not asserfions. This Is age OF
miracles-mrAcles OF science; and SRA Moss FARINE,
the article that produces these boRes bOches, Il
Of it's wonders. The Sea Moss Ferne Co.. 50 Park
Place. New York, Is manufacturing this able
edibs rom Csrrageen or Irish Moss, under a patent
procured last summer and its popularity is already
great that tue extensive mills Of the Association, al
though running night and day, scarcely keep pace
with The prOdig1oua demands.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19
Two Amiable NeighbOrs.

THE Lyons (France) papers tell a good
story. The bed chambers of two wealthy
gentlemen, who belong to different social
circles, are adjacent, and as is usual now.
a.days thin partitions divide them. One
spends his nights at his clubhouse, never
returning before half past five in the
morning. His neighbOr rises az six and
sits down at once to his piano, which he
does not quit until dinner. The former
complained to the Commissary of Police,
who laughed in his face, and told him to
keep better hours. As he had q lease for
six years he could not change his apart
ment. He thought of sending a challenge
to his neighbor his neighbor was para
lyzed in the lower limbs. He had his
walls lined with thick hair mattresses;
still the "sharps' penetrated into his room.
He made his servants play the French
horn-hls neighbor had him fined by the
police; the French horn cannot be played
except during the j0urs graS. He made his
servants take a hammer and rap against
the wall-his neighbor waited till he was
tired, and then began to play. He then
bought a large hand organ, which was
sadly out OF tune, and ordered turnspit
which would turn eight days without be-
ing wound up, and which he had lifted to
the organ. The turnspit was put in mo-
tion, after it and the organ had been
placed next the chamber-Wall. The piano
player bore the organ for nineteen hours /;
at the end of that time he sent a letter of
truce he was told the club hunter had
gone out of town, and wouldn't be back
for week. The pianist sold his lease
the organ is still geingl
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD
To Stew Tomatoes.


PoUR boiling water over fair and fully
ripe tomatoes that you may peel them
quickly let the water remain only long
enough TO start the skin. When peeled
cut into an earthen ''pipkin" or porce.
lain lined kettle, as tin or iron turns them
dark and gives bad taste. If onions are
agreeable cut one small one in with the
tomatoes. Cover closely and set where
they will gently simmer, but not boil
hard Stir them occasionally TO prevent
burning, and when they have cooked two
hours, add pepper and salt to suit your
own taste, and'to quart Of tomatoes add
teaspoonful and half of sugar, and two
and a half even spoonflls of bread or
cracker crumbs. After the crumbs are
added, stir often or they will stick to the
bottom of the dish and soon burn. Twenty
minutes before dinner beat two eggs, or II
you have more than quart of tomatoes
Increase the number in proportion OF two
eggs to quart; stir briskly and often
alter the eggs are added, and serve hot
If possible, the tomatoes should be skin
ned and set on the back part Of the stove
before breakfast, as the longer they sim
mer the better they will be. Three hours
slow cooking, at least--Fvre is better.
prepared according to rule they are
thought very nice by tomato lovers, anC
are better warmed over the second day
than the flrst.-Mrs H. W. Beecher, in III
| Christian UniOn
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19

DAVIS PAIN KnLEn.-From the reports OF deal.
ers In this city, we think no proprietary medicine
has had larger sae. Its valuable properties, as
speedy cure for pain, cannot fail TO be generally
appreciated, and no family should be without Il
in case OF accident, sudden attack of dysentery
era yields to ite magic power, as we see by re.
ports from those sections in the southwest where
the disease has been particularly vrulent the past
summer-1fontredl Transcript.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19


Made of Poor Rum, whisl6ey, Proof SpiHits
and Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced and sweet
ened to please the taste, called TONES, Appetite
ers," "RestoreTs," &C., that lead the tippler on to
drunkenness and ruin, but true Medicine, mndo
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California, free
from all Alcoholic StimuIants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Renovator and
Invigorator OF the System, carrying off all poisonous
matter andrestoring blood healthy condition.
No person can take these Bitters according TO drec
ton and remain long unwen.
S1OO will be given for incurable case, provided
the bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or
other meana and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point OF repair.
For Inflammat0ry and Chronic Rheuma"
tisn and GOut, Dyspepsia, or IndigestiOns
Bilious, II emittent and dIntermittent Fevers
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Bitters have zen most success
full. Such Diseases are caurtd By Vitiated
Blood which is generally producedby derangement
of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache Pain in the Shoulders Coughs, ghtnoss of the
Chest Dizziness, Sour Eructations OF the Stomach,
Bad taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks, Papitaton
of the Heart, Inflammation of the Luz in the
regions of the Kidneys, and hundred other PAINFUL
symptoms are the ofsprings of Dyspepsia.
They invgorate the stomach, and stimulate the tor
Did liver and bowels, which render them ofunequaicd
efficacy in cleansing the blood of allmpurites and
lmparting new life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter, sails
Rhuem, Botches, spots Pimpes Pustules, Polls, Car
buucles, Rng-wcrms scald Head, Sore Eyes, Erysp-
elas Itch scurfs Discooratons of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases Of the sn of whatever name nature,
are literally dug up and carried out of the system in
short time by the use these Btters. One bottle in
such cases will convince the ncreduous oftheir
| curative effect.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blosd whenever you find tts
impurities bursting through the skin nPmples ,Erup-
tons or sores cleanse when 1t obstructed
and sluggish IN the veins cleanse 1t when 1t is FOUL
and your feelings will tellyou when. Keep the blood
| pure and the health OF the system viii follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurkingin the
system of SO many thousands are eectually destroy
ed and removed. For full directions read carefully
the circular around each bottle, printed In four Ian
glagcs-Engsh, German, French and Spanish
]. WALKER, Proprietor. r. d. MCDONALD co.
Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco CAL
and 50 and 81 Commerce Street, New York.
| S-cOrDpy nv All DRITGGISTS AMI. DEALERS
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To HARDEN A PoKER.-The fire poker,
by constant use, becomes soft, and Is gem
orally more or less bent. This arises
from its being left in the fire and beeom-
ing hot, then being put on the fender,
where it slowly cools : an operation which
soitens the best steel When poker has
thus become soft and bent, IL may be
again hardened by making it hot again
two or three times, and piunging 1t every
time that II Is hot into pail of cold wa
ter. The rapidly cooling Of steel makes
il again hard.
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND. DEALERS

AEpEA %tAAnyA Cider Vinegar, celebrated for
ts purity. strensth .s and I1I PaSsS; alta;
awarded at the u. Fair. the Illinois state Fair, and
Chicago City Fair Largest works of the kind IN the
United States, established 1S4S. . -.,
CHAS. q. K. PRUSSING, $50 q y4l Stateet., chicago.
AZ Ask your grocer Tor Prussings vinegar.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-08-19

MANY men are supposed to be self
tanght. No man was ever taught in any
other way. Do you suppose man is a
bucket to be hung on the well of knowl-
edge and pumped fullY Man is a crea-
ture that learns by the exertion of his
own faculties There are aids to learning,
OF various kinds; but, no matter how
many Of these aids man may be sur
rounded by, after all, the learning is that
which he himself acquires. And, whether
be be in college or out of college, in school
or out OF school, every man mast educate
himself. And in our times and our com.
munity every man has the means of doing
it, -hTehanga
A ooUNTRYMAN stopped at the Maxwell
House, Nashville, for dinner. The waiter
inquired what he lwould have, and was
told by the countryman to bring "some.
thing OF what he had" The waiter
brought him regular dinner upon small
dishes as is the usual form, and set them
around his plate. The countryman sur.
veyed them carefully for q moment. and
then broke out, "Well, / like youq
samples, now bring me dinner"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-11-25

JENKINS. In Ssco the 10Th inst, Mr.. Tomas jon
kins aged inl yeau 10 months and six days. -,
WENTWORTH. In Saco, Nov. 10TH, sarah L., vile
Of joseph T. Wentworth. aged - years and ~
THOMPSON. In $500, Nov. Oth, Of consumption,
David g., son OF Robert Thompson, formerly Oh
Ayrshire, Scotland, aged - years aud months.
COLE. In Kennebunk. Nov. ID, Addie H., only
daughter OF Mr.. Horace Cole, aged Is years. :
WALKER. In Kenncbunkport, Nov. 10th, MT.
Sally, widow Of Capt. Nathan Walker, aged 81
years.
DOWNING. In Kennebunkport, Nov. 10. Mr.. Sam.
uel Downing, aged ~ years.
MERRILL In Searboro' > Nov. "a, Addie Il daugh-
Ter of oliver Merrill, aged 10 years ana months
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THE REASON wHr.-The immediate cause of premature
fading b,ncng Of the hair l. obstruction Of the oil
vessels which afford The cAorng matter. The ry1note
causes may be general ~ health, trouble OF mind, etc.
Ieuce order s nsturs color and beauty, the
oil vessels must be restored to their natural condition. IL
IL on this principle that NATURES HAIR RksrORA.
TIVE IL comp,uniei, aud has proved . complete sue
cess whenever fthfuly applied. II Il not q poisonous
dye the effect IL gradual and In ca
two OF three hotties necessary 10 produce the de-
sired result. See advertisement 2w9
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TAisvssg KS.vst, swISDLEIsi l-rhese are
mill terms With shch In designate those enntempt
bic aayentarves uho have been inducc by the high ep
tstion which Dr. Sge Caarrh Reo ely has IN put
up AMI OR iOr sale worthless Imitation % this celebr
tsd msciDs Remember that Dr. X. v. pierces private
stamp which the only POSITIVE guarantee IL genuine
ncs should be upoo every package This private stamp,
issad By the 4. Government expccssly Zoe stamping
Dr. Pierrs msiiciBss, has upon his portrait, name and
.iir---, AMI the ~oris ~ :. Certificate ~ aenunene.s
Dont get ssnll,i by calling themselves Dr. ssge
nr Psrve, % Buffalo T., Il the O0ly man nov living
that has The rghi aud male The original Dr sAges
Csarrh Rem~dy. soi BY druggists o. seut BY mah On
roeipt u sixty cents. lwt9
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Twenty..even Years Practice

TwentY.scven YcRrs' Practice
In the Treatment or Diseases incident 10 Females
haspta ,sd Dr.. DOW at the head or all physicians
making such practice Q speciality. and enables
him 70 guarantee . speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases Of Sspprsssioa and all other Msn-
struai Dsrang,msHts, rom whatever eas,s All let
tets for advice must contain 81. ONCE, No. Endi
cott street Boston.
: N, Billboard rnished 70 those desiring 70 ro-
main under treatment.
Boston. July. ls7O.-sp. mol yr30
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Horace King, Thompsonyllle Conn.,, will soon issue
awork. published by subsc iption only entitled, The
Light ofhe World, which will contain. Life of Christ
of the Eyangeliss, Apostles and Martyrs, Evidences
OF christianity History OF the Jews, of all RELIGIOUS
bes and miracles OF Jesus, Harmony Of the Gospel,
&C., &C.. forming compete treasury OF christian
knowledxe.
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Speci0l Notices.
IL. r. @. SHANNON.

- COL. r. O. SHANNON,
Lately returned from . threc Year, residence In
Brazil, IL prepared 70 OH promptly any engage
ments for his lecture entitled, 'Tho Land Of the
Southern Cros."
For particulars, as 10 terms and dates, address p.
d. box J59, SACO, Me. Tr |.r r' ~
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Have yca arue In the hce and h badly svolsenl
Have yOa pain In the eh~t hack or sde' Have
yoa crsmps pAos In The stomach hcwels' Have yua
b,liOas eOiis .svere gripping pains II %, uss 'JoAn
sons AnCdyne Linmsut" lwp
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sURH-sMfTH. In this city, 10 Inst, BY Rev. J.
Stevens, Mr.. Thomas ID. Surh end Mis- Lucy
Z smith, both Of Biddeford. IN -
BRAGDON-CAIN. In Kenncbunk, by Rev. =.
ECain, 10th Of Wells
LITTLEPiELD--DAY. InSsco, Nor. 10Th. By Rey.
&C. CLARK, Henry A. Llttlsneld and Mis- lia'ae
COMMUNICATIONS. In York, Nov. TN, b Rev.
Mr.. Colby, Mr.. Charles 4. Goodwin and Mis- Char
lottA Wilson, both OF York. '' ''''
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Rushton,s Cherry Peotoral Troohes

win be found superior TO all Others for Coughs Colds,
Asthma, Group and bronchial difficulties generalyi
exceedingly palatable, having none OF that nauso.
ating, unpleasant cubeb taste; very soothing, aud
act Ike q charm. Also. Rushton's ". " Cod Liver
OIL. for Consumption, Scrofula, &c The oldest,
purest, and hest n market. Use no other. Sold by
druggists generally. 5mF
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Butter and ehe->s almost ini psnsshe articles
h~i. PrOJsry used, they uuirilioas aDi healthy I,
iDociinale Of siher Dgstioo and dys-
p-psis "r.r.oa.' rntiss iiis jua'ecsly ussi, yin
r,naoye both % these troubles. lut9
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Why give - much Tor an ordinary soap ofless
weight, a. Cor Besehs Washing Soap that has no
equal ly0
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F,io~s' Compound syrup of Hypopbosphi,es.-Ciergy-
men who sere Obhgci 10 Withdraw run the pulpit 40
oant u Csnymsas SIRE ThrOs, have recovered by
1g this invaluable preparatioa AMI are preaching
axAIn BiaE excellent tonic. exsrts d.
rect inassns On the nervous sssen and thrOagh the
body Ia inyigutAtei. lwig
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.Niesc .adrcrfisesssessfs.

A WATCH FREE for everybody and so per day
~ sure. Business light and Honorable No gin
enterprise. No humbug. Ads r. Monroe Kennedy,
Pittsburg, IA. 4wi9
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8 O'CLOCK.
Local AGENTS Wanted

Local Agents Wanted
p want q Local Agent In every Town . nd
Village In the Coui try, to canvas for
Y = ISubscTibsTs to the wEsIERN WORLD. A
MAGSIFIcESr $500 PREnIUN Steel Ky.
CRAVING Is sent graiis TO every sub
~ scriber From 81 20 10 $1,000 can be
easily made In an evening. A liberal
cash commission Is allowed Send stamp
Tor Specimens and rriie Circular
Address, JAMES n ELLIOTT.
4wty BosIoS, Mass.
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BiddeToyd .4dperfisesssessfs.
Philbrick Stage Line |!

A@4S fn''O'''A s.as' l'"''
%e3SS44d4HHB Tri Weekly from Efhng.
6E5SS2IGah ham 10 BIddeford. Leaving
bingham Monday, "wednesday and Friday, at 9 A.
M. Returning Tuesday, THURSDAY. and Saturday
at "A A. NJ, via Goodwin's MUS, Waterboro' Depot,
Limerick and Parsons1eld, arriving In Biddeford In
season 20 take cars for Boston and Portland, and
connect with boat and rail for Lewiston. Passen-
gers coming North nom the above named places,
stoppiny In WATERFORD, Limerick, Pxrsonsfeld, Ef.
bingham, Freedom, Eaton and Madison, can take
cars at Portland q Rochester II. r. At Z i. NJ, for
Centre Depot and connect with Portland
stage. Nine-paSsenger Covered Coach and horses
for the country. Also take stage ut Blddeford
House, FRANCIS PIflLBRlCK,
Iyrii Proprietor and Driver.
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"ANTED-AGTS, (S2O per 00y,)
w IN sell the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEW.
ING MACHINE. Has the USDER-fEED, makes the
.LOCK sTITCII,- (alke on both sidesJ and Is FULLY
LICENSED. The best and cheapest Ixpy Sewing Ma.
chine In the market Address. JOHNSON, CLARK
90, Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Ia, Chicago, Ill, OF
81, Louis, Mo, ljwH
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE
ExScuuv- DsPARrnESr,
AUGUsrA, Nov. l6, 1910.
An adjoarned session Of the Executive Council viii he
held at the Council Chamber. In Augusta, Moptay,
the 9Th day Of Dec inst, ut 0,iock 2. NJ.
Attest, RRANkLiN NJ. DREW
2wl9 Secretary OF State.
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NOTICEi

THE underigpcd. having bssn appointed BY the
| Judge Of Probate, Commlssioosrs 70 receive and
decide upon ali claims agalnst the eststs a Love
Burrovs, late Of Lebanon, In the County Of York.
decrsssd, repr,seated insolvsnt, and sig months
NOM the nni Tuesday In Novsnbsr. 1871, being. a
net ibr ne above purpess q tss dwelling hoses
Of John II. shsplslEh, In nd Lehacss. Of e'eoek
p. M. on The second Saturday In Deosobsr, 1870,
and on The third Saturdays of March and April,
''" JOHN II. suAPLnGH, I co,
JACOB BLACK,
Lshsaon, Nov. ~, is7u. sw0
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AGgyEEaas xAsaIISSR2INfssiMsr 4 hss1 n1.
CHINE CO., BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, MO.
l3wti
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my stock from
J. w. MANNIN0's NURSERY.
Reading. Mas. Get your trees fresh IRON the SOIL
and grown near home. send In Jour orders by
mail, fAil 10 call you. All such orders shall
BE- promptly attended Ia, and god selections made.
Try this stack before ordering frVm New York.
f1- Residence s,3 Kim Street, Diddsford. r o.
Boa l56- -
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e. READING e
= NURSERY!E
J. w. MANNINo's NuRsEI

~. ID. wIrHAM viii eontlnus 10 take orders
Coo all binds 81 Fruit and Ornamental rrccs Grape
vincs. Rose Bushes, Hedge Plants, &C., &c. take
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wednesday morning the iron rails were laid
rs far as the depot.