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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-14

Bismarck, desiring to discontinue
French as the language of the court at
Berlin. addressed dispatch to st. Pc
tersburg written in German. Gortscha
koff reproved the Prussian chancellor by
returning reply written in Tartar.
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Pa said little friend OF ours.
what's the use of giving our little pigs
o much milk? They make hogs of
Themselves Pa walked away.
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REST AMERICAN WEEKLY,

1t is standard authority all branches of agrIcul-
culture, Iorticultur,, &c. As literary and family
paper il flyore in many ofthe best families all
over the Union, Canada, &c. Indeed AooREs Ru-
RAJ has no rival in its sphere and is the largesths
tIated Journal on the contiuent--eaeh Bunber con-
ts ming sixteen Fve-column pages, doable the size
of most papers OF its class. 1t IS the paper for the
Fast West, North and South
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.TOPHYSICIANS

.uaftfxeaak saufEEv as % As{R 1850 9
..,oo New York. August 18th, 1883.
Anowme to call ye~s attention to my Prspa atiOn
Of Compound Extract Bucha.1l The component pan is
are Bucha, Long Leaf, cubebs, Juniper BerTiss.oI
MoDE OF Fsuchu in vacuo, Juniper
Berries, by distiIIation, TO form fine gin cubebs
extracted BY displacement with spirits obtained
Juniper Berries very little gar is used, and small
proportion or Split Ills more pslatsble than any
INV i6n.s 80 s5su .'ooaa4 sai 6. E-..1s7
.as "a ~ oim.gJ = @ 1A 80 s3.I
Buchu as prepared by Druggist, sof dark color
IT is pls mt that emits its fragrance the action of
dark aud glutinous detection. Mine is the color Of
ingredients. The Bucbu in my preparation predomi-
naies the smallest quantity OF the other ingredients
are added, 10 prevent fermentation upon inspection
twill be found not TO be a rincture, as made in
sPhsrmacor oea, nor is IT syrapand therefore
be used in cases where fever or inflammation exist.
In thi you have the knowledge of the ingredients
nd the mode of preparation.
Hoping that you will f,vor it 'ilh trial, and that
upon inspection 1t will meet with your appreciation
with feeling Of profound confidence,
am, very respect ully,
II. T. HELMBoLD,
Chemist and Druggist of 10 Years Experience
eii.rses- 81; - 81 1.s@ee.eI
From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in the
Worldly
Nov ;HBER 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. Il. T. He!mbOld; he
occupied the Drug Store opposite my residence and
successful in conducting the business where 9th
stad net been equally so before him. have 3eeI
fsorably Impressed with his character and enter
prise" r. r-r.
WILLIAM wEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers and weightman, Manufacture N
a Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets, PhiIadrl-
phia.
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A CAR ID.

A CLERGY NAN, while residing in South Americ.
N as a missionary, discovered a safe aud simple
Teedy for the Of nervous weakness early decay
diseases Of the urinary ami seminal organs tho
whole train 0 disorders brought by banefuI and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been cured bv
this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire To benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate wIlsend the recipe for
pre- pariDg and usingthis medicine in sealed enysI
ope 10 any who nee sif,FREE OFcHARGE
Address, JOSEPH T. imam
34-i Station ID Bible House \ CITY.
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AGANTS WANTED FOR
GOLDEN SHEAVES

Il8oM the Field of Literature. Containing Sc
II lectOns from one hundred OF he most popu-
lar American and Foreign authors. inelu ing Ad-
ms Bancroft. Bacon, Beecher. Bulwer Chaplin.
(E. H. Carlyle, Cooper, De Quincy. Everett. En-
ersOn, Newman Hail. j. q Holland. Irving. Long
fellow. Parker Phillips. Punshon. Robertson,
RuskiB. Whately Webster. and others equally
celebrated for their skill in the use of beautiful
language and for their strong enforcen en-; of no.
BILE ideas. Six hnndred pages. elegant chrome
frontispcee in ten colors. and many choice en-
other book of its quality Agents can sell twice
as many of this book as Of any other IN the mar
ket Lad es meet with the best OF success.
clergymen teachers. and energetic young men
and ladies wanted in every township to act s.
Agents on very liberal terms Send nane ana
address for circular to ZIEGLER MeCCRDY.
Philadelphia Pa, Cincinnati Ohio: Chicago. III !:
st. Louis, Mo-; or Springfield, Mass. 20
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MASONIC BOOKS.
TEBRASk A.--Land for the Landless
~ !. j. stevens, Land Agent, Columbus, heb.

DON'T WASTE TINE AN d LABOR
By using up an II axe. send Sli0 t. LIPPlN-
COTT & BAKEW ELL, Pits IN. Pa, and
they wiz scHG tip-tCp AM, EXPIRE sage PAID hall
a day lost in grin ng viii thus he saved. ol-iw
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PRiCES--A FAIR OFFER,

If the merchants in your place will not turn sh'
or send for the machines, send the retail price
Washer Sl4. Extra Wringer 81. and VIC will for
ward either or both machines free of freight. to
places where one is selling; and so sure are
we they will be liked that agree TO refund the
money III any one wiehes to return The machines
free OF freight, after month"; trial. according to-
directions.
No husband. father brother should permit
the drudgery of washing with the hands. nfty-two
DAYS in the year. when il can be done better. more
expeditiOusly. with css labor. and no injury to
Aile garments by a Doty Clothes Washr. and 4
Universal Wringer.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal dis
counts are made.
&c BROWNING. Gen. Egt.
80 Cortland street, n Y
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TERMS. INDUCEMENTS

TERMS-&3 year Of 81 numbers, and only
$3.50 in clubs This Quarters ID numbers sent
Free offered abOye Our club inducements FIR 1871
are unprecedented Specimens, rrs miuiu Lists, &C,
sent free to all forming clubs-and We want a live
club agent in every town Address
ID ID L MOORE. ~ Park Row, n l
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UPHAM,s ASTHMA CURE

Relieves mast violent paroxysmS in FIVE minutes,
and enec IS a speedy care Price 81 by mall.
THE JAPAN ESE HAIR STAIN
colnrs the wtSkers ana hair a Lcautiful black or
brown, 1t consists If only PREPARATION 10 cents
by mai. Address e UPHAM, No. 7SI Jayne street
PhIlade. pha, Pa, Circulars sent Tree. sold by all
Druggists. 3l4w
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Improved with EOwelrs Patent Double Cog
wheel aud the Patent Stop, are now unquestion-
ably far superior to any apparatus for washing
clothes ever invented, and Will save their cost
twice year by labor and clothes.
Those who have used them give testimony as
follows:
I've like our machine much could not be per
suaded to do without ii and With the aid of DOtY
we feel that are masters of the situation.''-
Rev l. Scott, Bishop NJ Church.
- In the laundry of my house there is a perpet-
ual Thanksgiving on Mondays for the invention"
Rev Theodore l. Cuyler
- Every week has given il a stronger hold upon
the inmates of the laundry. N Y Tribune
=" heartily commend it 10 economists OF time,
money and cOntemment, REV DIR Bellows
Friend DOty-Your last imprO, ement OF
washing machines il complete success. assure
our machine, after years use, Is thought more
of to-day than ever, and would not be parted
with under any circumstances. '-SOlon Robinson
The New York Weekly Tribune, of Dec. 10, 1869
in answer to correspondent, says: = OF wash
erS. there is none to be compared with Doty's.,"
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL for 1871

Sports, &c IS pages; illustrated. Sent Free on
ceipt If o. stamp fer postage, Add=css adams &
Co, Publishers Boston.
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Koloaa7dIoT1 ollEo9. on h s sent b Ps %ai
ir sealed envelope receipt Of 10 cts. Address E.
b. F00TE, II. d., 1907 xington avenue, N. Y.
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Cherry Pectoral Troches
Are superior to all others for coughs colds, Asthma
Bronchial aad lung dlheuligs, exceedingly pa la
Ia lie, have lone of that eating horrible cubeb
taste very snOthiHg aud act like charm ministers
Singers ard public speakers will find they are especi-
ally adapted to the voice. sold by Druggists, Also
RU HrON'S CT W COD LIVER OIL.
for Consumption and scroaula; Use no other.
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Stranger, | want 10 leave my dog in
this ere office till the beat starts; Tn
afraid somebody will steal him -
you can't do it, said the clerk; take
him out
Well, stranger, that is cruel. but
you're dlsposilioned alike, aud he's kind
company for you
Take him outr roared the clerk.
well, strsnger, don't think you are
honest, and you need watching. Here.
Dragcn!' he sand TO the dog, sit down
and watch that fellow sharpr aud turn
on his heel, said to the clerk, turn him
out, stranger, if hos troublesome
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Carrie of the Boston TraVelcr,
makes center shot when. she SAYS, if
women were as particular in the choos-
ing of virtuous husband ms men are in
the choosing of a virtnous wife, a moral
reformation would soon be begun.
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.s-elU .9drerfisemessfs.

WAS CURED OF DE FNEsS AND CAFARRu
4 simple r-tDeiy aud wiil seBi the receipt free.
Iw AIRS u G i.EGGErf. Jersey city, y. J.
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8 O'CLOCK.

IIyANTED-ACENTS (S2O jaw 70 sell The cell
w ebr4tef iIoNE SnUTTLE SEWING uArH Nx Has
the Ter feed, n kos the '.l1ck stitch" lsiike
both 81 es and i fully licensed. The bcst aud cheap
eat family Sewing Machine ia thc MARKET Ai'lress,
JOHVsON CLANk & 20 u 'Ston. MSS lfttsburx. Pa.
CEicagn, III or -. Lou-s, No. S4-4w.
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COOKED BEEF FROM TExAs-Uop

COOKED BEEF FROM TEXAS -Hous.
ton, Texas, has had new industry es-
tablished within her limits lately. Some
enterprisiRg men have put up Il large
establishment for the roasting aad pack
lng Of beef The oven for cooking the
meat is two stories high, aud will hold
fretH eight to ten steers at Il time. The
buildisgs are calculated for the prepa.
ration Of Que hundred beeyesa day, aud
1t is iatended to increase the facilities
for production rs fast as market can
be created for the meat. The buildings
are furnished with all the appliances to
carry on the business with exped ton
and cleanliness, with steam power, &C.,
SO that there should be as little manual
labor used in the handling of the meat
as possible. The meat will be supplied
in sealed up cans, which are also made
by the same firm. II is anticipated that
as the factory becomes known there will
DO large demand, both domestic aud
foreign, for this new Texan export.
The popularity of prepared meats de.
ponds nearly altogether upon the way
IN which they are put up. They have
not taken the general public tasle to the
extent anticipated, though much cheaper
than butcher meat, and said TO be as
nourishing, probably from the fact that
the packers failed TO study the eye as
well Is the palate Of the consumers.
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The Crop Prospects in the Northwest

WIscoNsIN.-The Sparta Hcrahl
says: "Vegetation of every kind is
prospering. Wheat, both winter and
spring, never looked better and more
promising for extra crops in this vicinity
than now"
lOwA.-The crop prospects are pro,
nouuccd by old farmers as very favora.
Bile at the present time.
ILLrNoIs.-The crops are doing well
since the recent rains. Not much pros.
pect for good yield of fruit. The
carly warm weather brought the bios.
SONS out ahead Of time, aud were blast.
ed by frost.
Wheat, corn and oats look finely
The few hours of rain this morning will
do an immense amount of good, The
apple crop promises an abundant yield
OHI0.-Wheat in the country is us
good as average years Oats aud grass
are short from the drought. At least
third Of the fruit promises an average
yield.
KANsAs.-The Lawrence Tribune,
of the 10Th, says: Grain has at length
come, to the great relief of our farms
and gardens, as well as t. the infinite
disgust of the constitutional croaker.
There is no occasion to anticipate any.
thing but fair crop oflall wheat, while
corn aud oats Of course are yet to be al
most wholly made, and last night the
rain in the neighbOriug country must
have been altogether considerable, judg.
ing from appearances.
MINNEsoTA.-The St. Paul Pioneer
Of the 2lst says The rain which fell
yesterday and last night was much
needed BY the newly planted crops, and
by the wheat which had appeared above
the surface but was retar led in its
growthby the short drought which had
been experienced, The roads were ter.
rible dusty, aud the gardens, aud cspe
cisl'y ucwly transplanted trees were
particularly suffering"
CALIFoRNIA,-A California letter
Gays: The most alarming accounts are
pouring ia from the agricultural dis.
tricts. Hundreds Of thousand ofacres
Of stsudiag wheat is being cut for hay,
and farmers have already sent to the
city TO secure seed for next fall, as they
think il tan be purchased now at a more
irorbly price than in few months.-
Letters from various places say that the
settlers have lost all heart, and predict
absolute distress during the coming
viater. la other localities the farmers
ace straning every nerve 10 get 10 large
corn crop. Flour has advanced dollar
per barrel within ten days, aud the look g.
out is very gloomy Que for the State.
Until very short time ago, the pros
poets we're favorable for a good harvest,
aud the change has been so sudden, and
the evil so widespread that a general
depression is felt in every circle. The
writer says that almost the entire ngri.
culture of the State is devoted to wheat
aud, that, with the loss Of this cror ruin
stares the farmers in the face. Out Of
about 1000, 900 acres of cultivated land
100000 acres are sown to wheat"
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CHATTER 2l5.
AN ACT
Y do W III,
Governor.


TO appropriate sum of money for tran
scribing, indexing, re binding records,
preserving papers, aud for preparing a
digest Of the laws and rules Of the Land
Office.
See. /. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That the sum of
four thousand dollars be appropriated for
the purpose of transcribing, re. binding, in.
dexing records, preserving papers in the
Chancery and Land Office as required for
their preservation, traaScrbing, reminding
and indeXing.
Sec. 2. Aud be it enacted, That the
Commissioner Of the Land Office shall be
authorized and empowered to select some
competent person TO make au abstract of
the different decisions that were made since
the creation OF the office up to the present
time.
Sec. 8. And lie II enacted, That the
person selected by the commissioner, after
making an abstract of all decisions with re.
ference to the Land Office, shall prepare
rules an accordance Herewith, which, upon
being submitted to, examined aud approved
by the Chief Judge ofthe Court of Appeals,
shall be the law and rules for the govern.
ment of the Land office.
Sec. 4. And be il enacted, That the alb
straet with the rules attached, be placed in
the Land office, aud shall be the law aud
rules for the guidance of the Commissioner
OF the Land Office and his successors, until
altered, amended or repealed.
See. 8. And be il enacted, That the
Commissioner Of the Land office, upon the
completion and approval of the abstract of
the decisions and rules of the Land office,
shall he autb Or,zad Ia ,,y 10 III. ,,,,,, =,
whom he may have selected, the sum of Eve
hundred dollars out Of the sum hereby ap
proprlated, and that the balance, orso much
as may be required, shall be paid for the
binding, transcribing, indexing and preserv.
ing such records as the commissioner may
III his judgment deem necessary for their
preservation to be rebound, indexed aud
Transcribed.
See. 8. And be it enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from its passage.
Approved April 4, 1870,
ODEN BOWIE,
Governor.
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LAWS--CENERAL
PASSED ny THE
General Assembly Of Maryland
III The January Session, 1870.
PUBLISHED by AUTHORITY.
CHATTER 3l2.

CHATTER 3l2.
AN ACT
To repeal section sixty of Article
eighty one Of the Code of Public General
Laws entitled Revvnue and Taxes, and
TO re enact the same with amendments.
Whereas, Doubts have been entertained
as 10 whether the section mentioned in the
title of this Act applies to the City of BALI
more, therefore, IN order to remove all
doubts in the premises:
Sec. |. ID it enacted by the General
Assembly OF Maryland, That section sixty.
three of Article eighty.one of tue Code of
Public General Laws, be aud the same is
hereby repealed and re-enacted so ms to
read ~ follows:
CD. In all cases where lands held in fee.
simple or by lease, have been sold or shall
be sold for the payment of taxes in arrears
according to the provisions of existing laws,
1t shall DE the duty of the Collector OF taxes
to report the said sale, toge her with all the
proceedings had in relation thereto. to the
Circuit Court of the Judicial Circuit where
said lands are situate, or where said lands
are situate in the City of Baltimore.
TO the Circuit Court of said city, the
Court to which such report shall be made
shall examine the said proceedings, aud it
the same appear to be regular, aud the p o.
visions Of law in relation thereto have been
complied with, shall order notice to be
given 10y advertisement published in such
newspapers as the Court shall direct, warn
ing all persons interested in the property
sold, to be and appear by n certain day in
the said notice to be named, to show cause
If any they have, why said sale should not
be ratified and confirmed, and ir no cause,
or an insufficient cause be shown against the
said ratification, the said sale shall by the
order and decree of the said Court he rati
fed and confirmed, and the purchaser shall
have II good title but If good cause in the
judgement Of the said Court be shown in
the premises, the said sale shall be set aside,
in which case the said Collector may proceed
to new sale of the property.
Sec. ?. And be it enacted, That this Vet
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
Approved April 4, 1870.
ODEN BOWIE,
Governor.
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CHATTER 2G3.
AN ACT
Governor.

AN ACT
10 repeal section ten of Article five of the
Code of public General Laws, entitled
Appeals, and TO insert in lieu thereof the
following section.
Section |. BE il enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That section ten of
Article five, Of the Code of Public General
Laws, entitled "Appeals," be and the same
IS hereby repealed, aud the following insert.
ed in lieu thereof:
10. All appeals in cases Of mandamus
or questions arising under the insovent
laws, on exceptions taken on the trials of
issues sent from the Orphans Courts or
Courts oil Equity, orders granting injunc.
tons, dissolying or refusing 10 dissolve the
same, appointing receiver, ratifying or r&
fusing to ratiiy n Trustees sale, aud all an.
peals from decisions ofthe Orphans Court,
and from any judgment or motions to sci
aside sales, or apply money in the hands of
the Sheriff, and all appeals from decisions
on matters Of law, made by the Courts Of
Baltimore city, in relation to the streets In
SAID city, shall stand for hearing at the Fl st
term after the transmission Of the record /;
provided. that from every final judgment or
order granting or refusing peremptory
mandamus IN any case hereafter brought,
involving the title or right to public office,
either party shall have a right TO appeal
within twenty days, and on such appeal
the Clerk Of the Court shall forthwith trans.
init the original papers, including the iudg.
ment or order to the Court of Appeals and
said Court shall Immediately hear and dc.
termine the case.
Sec. 2. And be it enacted, That this
Act shall tax effect from and after the date
of its passage.
Approved April 4th, 1870.
ODEN BOWIE.
Governor.
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Southern negroes, by the aid oftheir
carpet-bag allies, have discovered way
by which they can make their new right
to sit on juries a very valuable one to
themselves aud their race. Through
their "loyal leagues" they combine to
prevent the punishment Of any colored
person for crime against the whites.
The fact was developed in open court at
Quincy, Florida, recently. A negro
juror was asked by the State Attorney
if he had taken au oath in any secret
organization not to bring in verdict,
when acting as juror, against any of his
color where ghita man was interested,
and he admitted that be had taken upon
himself such m obligation, The
chances OF gatting justice out of negro
jury-boxes after this revelation, do not
seem TO be very good.
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may 20;

Estate Of Michdl Wagner, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Suhscri.
~ Der has obtained from the ORPHANS
Court of Carroll county, letters Testamen.
tary on thesPersonal Estate of
MICHAEL WAGNER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the same within
six months from this dste, otherwise they
may be excluded from all benefit of said
Estate. fhose indebted are re1uested To
make immediate payment.
JOHN SMITH,
may l2-4t Acting Executor.
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TO FARMERS ~!
"E XCE T. $40 r.

Containing Ammonia, per cent.
Super Phosphate equivalent -
to Bone PhosphateofLime, rs
Potash and Soda, g ....s..,
We again call the attention Of the farm.
ers of Maryland and Virginia to our, tx,
CELSI0R, composed Of 700 pounds oflNo.
Peruvian Guano, and 800 poqnda OF
Soluble Phosphate Of Lime (bones dissolved
in sulphuric acid,) potash and soda, form
ing the most concentrated, universal and
durable fertilizer ever offered 70 the fagmer,
combining all the stimulating properties Of
Peruvian Guano, and the ever durable fer.
tilizing properties of Ground Bones....,
Excelsior is in fine dry powder, prepared
expressly for drillin :, aud can be applied
IN any quantity per acre, however small
and it is the opinion of many close ealcula
ting Farmers, after eleven years experience
in testing it side by side with other popular
fertilizers that an application of 100 pounds
Of Excelsior is equal TO 200 10 800 pounds
Of any other fertilizer or guano offered for
sale, therefore is fully 100 10 200 per cent
cheaper.
ssz5- The peIy best erideacc zoe can offer
Of the pdiue Of our Excelsior as a crop grotp-
er and fertilizer, is the fact of It's being ins !.
hated and cOunterJeited in this and other
places.
Bay Farmers should see that the ANAL.
YSIS and name of J. j. TURNER a co.
are branded on every bag in Red Letters.
| All others are eounierieIts.
Price S65 Per Torf.s
For sale by McCoMAS & BRO. Hood 8
Mill, and A. l.. BoGGS, in. 4 CO., i4I
North Howard Street, Baltimore.
j. j. TURNER & CO,
~ PRATr STREET, BALTiAoRE, Nh.
up 2l-3m
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Threshing Machines ana Horse Powers of
superior construction, and can attach Scpn-
ratnr to any Thresher that cleans grain as well
as any Separator in use, aud yet requires no
additional horse power over or above a double
shaker.
Their celebrated Drill, Of course, always on
hand, the character Of which is too well estab-
lished to need comment here.
Also Corn shelters, Plows, Rollers, Dirt
Scoops, DC, &c.
&so- Repairs done with promptness and on
liberal terms.
The most of the above named Machinery re-
duccd in price to suit the times.
Farmers give US n call before purchasing
elsewhere, as We are determined To please.
WAGNER 4 MATTHEW'S,
near Il. X. Depot Westminster, Md.
may l2-Gm