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New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS CARLE DISPATCHES.

49,. Business is at a stand-still in London in
consequence Of the approach Of the holidays
There is a report from Marseilles of the
discovery Of rich silver and lead mine in the neghbor
hood Of that city.
Private advices from Tien-Tsin, China
TO November S represent that serious disturbances have
occurred in the Province OF Honan.
--.. The crew of the brig Bessie Cost on n
voyage from Baltimore TO Falmouth) was picked up at
sea- and have been landed at Penzance.
THE Lord Lieutenant of Ireland declines
receive depuaOns soliciting pardon for Fcnian con
victs, on the ground that no good result Is possible
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
Wind. wind Fore,
TEiEGENPHnC NOTES.

The Board of O.lce's Of the Cincinnati Cham
BE- e0C.c bs'- ai 10 .scoi hes le.
'i. tof %! asil. market tpIrs f'r the prH
....Adyiccs from -. Thomas dated the 9TH inst.
st'e l % oaF TO- ,Ajt c8ns h- on o sr Charles
b.. - Aao ar ID 20 3 the c. 4r 80 ui'o REQ.
A verdict q. one cent damages was awarded, in
The Con ~ OFT of ~ L'u, e-iag ~ the libel SUIT o.
Gt' rs Oau 'ott At al T 10 'O.Tt- l-jJaruI tomp,nr
..-. " liam Toad Ncimuth, "A prominent hOmeo-
pl ais. zen 7pri. fei Pssor nf ore i've
Newton ".oyatu, hsc,l College HE N
Lius tiR i-"7e ell hsrque. Taes which costly
sersi oi -ol.- s4rer presented 90 Ina.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The President sent
the IOliuwi.t nuIi nations tU the senht, today
o-r T. Ia 70 Col eta 81 Cast"ns a NicsshufB hss
JsBt. sggI. o. = kecE4ger Ai DfrJsueIs. Ara
Hala.. y hus - Er.iser Ai DIR sn-ie afA
{. Jss9... 10 - Ai'rsf ~f+s ~ u 80. Aisbs.A
4 y sshd.n =, b. Rzy.s.sr ;. hsslA Myntasa
JshE Z TAppa. ~ tt ialzn Ernl a. fuIi heflLust
Posn.aars-N csr.sc, 81 Ner.mrt =. y Crrhs a. hsd
Hps J.; xuy O.s-t rtsh Lsshvsy t1ipp-vs tlhs
- Bs-.i W. vhn rir-"as, 81 Di-es ;lys'
y. =. Ma Z, q. lis.cki.A.. A. Hssi las J-iJs. We
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The German Patriotic Ladies' Fair at
kewdrk. y. j., n,tted N.226 49,
The German Citizens Committee Of jersey
City has forwarded 10 Germany for tile benefit Of the
wounded, $500
The theatrical performance in aid of The
French Patroti, Fund given at the French T4cater
Lee. 8, netted s8s5.
Amedee NatIble, Treasurer of the French
PnriOc Executive Coumtt.c ~ this city, reports sub
ecrptonS since last publication t-652 &c, tota suboe-
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
THE DELINQUENT RAILROADS OF TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 1.-THE Commissioners ap-
pointed by the last Legislature TO effect the sale OF the
delinquent railroads in Tennessee submitted their report
to-day The report which s elaborate, urges the imme
diate filing Of bill in the Chancery Court NJ Nashville
against an the denquents that said Court have eNecu
tive jurisdiction of all matters IN dispute and that the
sale Of all the delinquent roads be in one two and three
years time q per cent 70 be paid In hand bill IN con.
fornity with the report also submitted and passed
the first reading in the senate. II Is believed the b
will pass both Houses without material modification
The Commissioners r. J. Mckinney Archibald Wright,
and r b. FOgc the two former being eX-Jndges OF the
Supreme Court together with the Governor, Secretary
Ui stale, and the Controller.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN KENTLAND, ISD.-LOsS
$.50OJJ.

INDIANAPoLIs, Dec. IA fire occurred at
Kcntaud Ind this morning which destroyed half OF the
business portion OF the town. The loss is estimated at
sl.0O01 Kent sOre-roOm with large amount OF mer-
tiaut.se NichOiS's Hotel, Ches bros store, Noble i
I.N, iewciIy, CuUnin CHAM groceries and hotel smith,
ru- store, Ross, dly goods and merchant tailor. P1uo
- lr1 Lar ware, Day Williams stove store, the Vli,e
OF Inc GusCft., and the Post-Otce were all burned
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

ertO Principe and reports that the revolution is fast
drawing 10 close He doubts whether 1t will last two
months longer Aureeoechea the chief Of the insurgent
staff in the Eastern Department, while attempting 10
revoluiouize the HOlgin District, captured and
executed. Cepcda the insurgent Superintendent OF Fl
nance OF the CncO Villas also captured and executed
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
GLNERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.

ITALY
rHE PECIOsED HMOvAL OF HE CAPITAL To
ROME
fLoEHCR. Tuesday, Dec IS, 1870.
The Committee of the Italian Parliament, on
the lnn Tie transfer of the capital a. Rome have
reported recommendation that the removal be made
LelOie the lei Of April I'LL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
ENGLAND

ANOITlFE TrlE,rLH DisAsTER--FOURTEyN PER-
sO%S KILLED AND TWENTY wOUSDED.
LoSDoA, Tuesday. Dee ls is,o
A terrible railroad accident occurred last
sveiiug tie North Midland Railway, mar IN. town
Of Banlsiey, by which "A Ier~ons killed and 70
uVuudtd.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

The following is an official report by the
Signal Service tUn,ed st - Army, division Of Tee-
grams and reports, ior The Benefit 81 Commerce.
This report s, sent simultaneously IRON al the places
La;4isu, at Il:g5 b. ~, W,sriuSt time:
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
URUGUAY.

NOSTEyIDEO STILL BEsIEGED PROVISIONS
SCARCE.
LoNpON. Tucsiay, Dee. H. 1870.
Adyices from Montevideo 10 the 18Th of
November are the cfeci that the siege causes
sesIcity of food, Amounting almost 10 famine
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
CUBA.

THE ISsCERECIIOS DRAWING TO a CLOsE-Cl'-
EANS EXECUTED.
LAKE CRY, FL, Dee. l4-Advices received
frv1u E.ysA s.sIe liza; G.E ZOs had Arrived Pu
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
EUROPEAN ISSUES.
THE BLACK SEA QUESTION AGAIN BECOMING
CRITICAL.

UNI IIONII
Y,,Se,,,s DEMANDS INTERCHANGEABLE TROOPS
CONCENTRATING on THE TURKISH FL.
LONDON. Tuesday. Dec 10 l0'O
The Eastern question is again agitated n'
.;an Minister to Constantnople is asking iu' '"'l
smerdments Of the Paris Treaty, and England is said
70 be taking precautionary means to eu''iu "e
surprise.
The Russian forces are reported to be rapidly con-
.entratipp near the Turkish frontier
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
WASHINGTON.

RUMORED CABINET CHAN6Es-PORTHR's con-
FIRMATION AGAIN POSTPONED PROCEED
INGs IN SENATE AND H0USR-DEBATE ON
GEN. BUTLERs AMNESTY BUI-AN TX
CITING SESSION OF THE SENATE EXPECTED
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LEGAL NOTICE

n AVID II. A3lt4o and Emma Ames his wife,
whose residence Is unknown to me, viii take
1Otce that L, Archibald Richards OF lie county OF
san iusky ana State Of Ohio cid, on the 18th day
1i April, A. D., 1870. le "a petition in the Court
d Common Pleas, within and for the county Of
,andusisy, ONO, against The said David b. Ames.
Emma Annes ms wife, and John Har4in, defend
and Emma Amcs, -hls wiic, gave mortgage to the
said Archibald Richards the following described
lands and tenelnents situate IN The village OF Clve
county OF Sandusky and State OF Ohio, and known
lot number one hundred and thirty. min 1891 by
che old survey, and as number seven "a By the
numbering and surrey OF 1868 of the lots in SAID
village, and elso lot number thirty-thTee 1887, to
secure the payment Of one thousand dollars and
the interest thereon, according TO certain note
described ia said mortgage; and also setting up
that said premises have sucr the giving of said
mortgage been conveyed to the said d-feudaut
John hardin, who Is now in possession thereof;
that said John Hardin assumed and agreed TO pay
said note and mortgage 10 plaintiff. und tnat by
tue agreement OF the said David u, ANTS the
aid Hardin reserved kept back and retained cut
Of the purchase money due to said Anles for said
premises. a sufficient amount thereof TO fully pay
satisfy and dIschoTge sand note and mortgage to
his plaintiff, and that the said John Uardin holds
said purchase money as aforesaid retained by him
as trustee for the and benefit OF this plaintiff
TO pay his said claim; and praying that the said
sum now claimed 90 be due, With interest or that
said premises may be sold 10 pay the same; and
the said David D. Amcs and Emma Ames, his wife,
are notified that they required TO appear and an
swer said petition according to law.
Dated this 18th day Of April, A. d. 1870.
ARCHIBALD RICHARDS,
1871 Bv EVERETT q Fowler, his attorneyH
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Two sIen Lynched.
HELENA, MoN., May

LlELENAs A4OAs5 -AtiA =.
This morning a meeting ofcitizens
was called to decide what should be
done with the prisoners,A L Compt-
On and James Wilson, who had
been i3dentifed by Linhart, the man
tbev robbed and attempted to kill,
on The nigbt of the 9th. District
.Judoe simmons first addressed the
meeting. and strongly protested
against any interference with civil
law, stating that the time for a vigil
ance committee had passed, and ad-
vised the people to disperse. The
meeting was then addressed by some
Of the leading citizens, stating that
1t was necessary to strike terror to
the rest Of the band known to exist
at this time; that immediate action
should be taken in the case.
A committee Of twenty-four was
selected to try the case. The pris-
oners came before the committee
and confessed to the crime. A more
cool and premeditated robbery and
murder could not be planned. At
2P. N. the committee reported both
guilty. They were sentenced to be
hung at 4:30 P. NJ. Over three
thousand people were congregated
ct the hangman's tree. At 8 7. NJ.
q wagon, on which the prisoners
stood with a rope about their necks,
was driven from under them, snd
frontier Justice was satisfied. The
citizens meeting was not a vigilance
committee, but composed of tue best
citizens in the country The whole
affair was conducted in a most quiet
but determined manner, and no one
questions the business, both Of the
tEial and verdict
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The path Of the Just.

The following Is a beautiful com
mentary on the passage from which
this caption is quoted:
His glory Is from within. It is 9
radiation. Put him where you will
He shines and cannot but shine
God made him to shine. For In
stance: Imprisen. Joseph and he vii
shine out on all Egypt, cloudless as
the sky where the rain never falls
Imprison Daniel, and the dazzled
lions will retire to their lairs, and
the king comes forth to worship at
his rising, and all Babylon blesses
the beauty Of the brighter and bet
ter dav. Imprison Peter, and, be
viii swell his aurora from the foun
tains Of Jordan to the walls Of Ber-
sheeba, and break Ike the mor-.n
over mountain and sta. Inpnso
Paul. and there win be a high noon
al over the Roman empire. Impri
son John. and the Isles of the Egan
and all the coasts around viii kindle
with Jun set visions too gorgeous to
he described, but never to be forgot
ten a boundless panorama of pTo-
phecy gliding from sky to sky, and
enchanting the nations with open
ings of Heaven, transits of salts and
angels, and ultimate glory Of the city
and kingdom Of God. Not only so,
for modern times have similar e1-
amples-examples in the Church.
and examples in the State. For in
stance: Bury Luther in the depths
of tHe black forest, and the "angel
that dive in the BUSH" will honor
him there; the trees around him will
turn like shafts Of ruby and his
gloing orb loom up again round and
clear as the light Of all Europe
Thrust Bunyon into the gloom Of
Bedford jail, and as he leans his
head on his hand, the mur-
XIV horizon of Britain will
fame with fiery sympols-"de-
lectable mountains and celestial
mansions, with holy pilgrims groped
on the golden hills, and bands Of
bliss from the gates Of pearl, hasten
inc to welcome him home.
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Geaa! advertisements.



NTARTHA II. HORTON, whuse residence Is
" unknoan, viii take notice that Oirie hoeeIls
ana William B. Sheldon, Of the county OF eengus-
M in the State Of OHIO, did on the 9TH DAY Of May,
A. d. 1870 file their petition III the court OF Com
mon Pleas within aud for the county oI sandusky
iu said state Of Ohio, against the seld Martha d.
Horton John Slaughter, Barbara Slaughter, and
nsrlas IL Bell. defendants, setting forth that the
asFl 1flrtha y. Horton gave q mortgage so the
t66 ssil Robert & Sheldon on in-lot number eight
isaui-ea ana eight sos in the city OF Fremont
sandusry county. ard State OF Ohio, to secure the
payment Of one hundred and seventy-eight dol
.1s and twenty cents tSl7S25l, according TO
certain note referred 10 IN said mortgage THAT
the said Barbara Slaughter wife OF the said John
Slaughter, has since become the owner q said
premises, and also hat the said Charles f. Bell is
the owner and hUlder OF mortgage on said prem
ises, given 90 Csaar Ball by the said BIarths Il.
Horton TO Secure the payment Of the sum ofone
hundred and twenty-five dollars SIPS, according
80 a certain note referred 10 In F1c mort gage, and
praying that the said Martha u. Horton pay the
sum now cilimed 10 le due said Eol grta d
sheldon, amounting 60 tie sum OF one hundred
and saventy-eigIt collars and twenty-five cents,
with interest thereon nom February -, sos or
that said prtIni may be sold to pay the same,
and that the said Martha II. Horton ia notified
that she Is required 70 appear and answer said Pc
tition Tor before he IS day % June a. ID. 1870
Dated Fremont, May 5, 1870.
ROBERTS q SHELDON, bv
1898 J. i. BAgTLErr, theis Atty. .
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PARTTTION NOrICE.

ID FNJA2liN j.. FOUGHT, William Fought.
/ } Jacob hh0a,s, tHelme Shoais, Caroline
t0aght. M4Ilda Fought. UIvii Z. bought, Ste
.hen A. d Fought Irene I Fought aud Retea
Fought, VIII take Botic- thar petition was fled
isaJfst IA Ia ou the day uf April, IN The Court
bic omm N Pleas. within aud Tor the county of
aadusEy, I'D State Of Ohm, by John Z. Newman
tnt Elizabeth N-wm"n, and Is now pending
v:iarllu ti,c snid John T. Newman aud Elizabeth
Newman demand ptItlaon OF The following real
S. ,;u 10 sit: Tn Jior,h half OF the east half of
De northwest Qialtvr, and the non h h al Of the
vest ha OF the southeast quarter of section mum
0er tweu. y-scycn -27. to- n-bip number tive F51.
.guge fourteen T. and tat a. the next term OF
"a. ID court applicitIon VII be made by the said
lohn F. New IA an and Eiizabeth Newman for an
Jrler thar partition may be made OF said premises
$50 BY J. l.. GREENE. Their Atty.
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fNANNl s..- ..-I-.-,, -.4vnIs ,li.Iu man. William
4 T. sherman. Ctiiuda Nooiey, BENJAMIN
q ooiey, Hope Randolph, Thomas Randolph,
is5te sherman, NOTmHn Sherman, Em0ret Ia
herman aud CeliDda sherman, viii take n0rce
hat petition was fled against them on the 18th
lay of April, A. ID. lS70, u the Court Of Comm on
P!gas OF oandusey county, by Mason sherman,
tnl Is now pending, wherein said Mason Sher-
man demands partition Of the following real es-
ate, Wiz: The east halt Of the southwest quar-
Of section seventt en- ia township tive and range
seventeen, and that AZ the next term Of said eouIt
The sad MHson sherman viii apply for an ord er
that partition be made Of said premises
MASON SHERMAN
lS-o0 BY A. r. EI-NN his attorpe.-
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NOTTCENPARTITFON,

John Wi1nie PFE Court of
" Common Pleas
s lrah Ann Cupp. .def-t1 Of SandusSy County, Chic
- arab Anu Cupp, will take no ice that petition
y was tiled against her on the 2T;h day Of April,
A. D. tS50, in the Court or Common Plc8s within
aad for the County OF SIndusky. by John Winnie,
aud Is now pending wherein said John Winaie Dc
MINDS Partition OF the following Real Estate to-
wit:
situated iu of1 Township p. County OF Sandusky
and state Of Ohio, and known AS the west half, Oi
the south west quarter OF Section number ten, lle
Township nunier fouT, a., Range seventeen, an,
containing eighty so ACRES Of land mere or less,
md that at the term OF said Court, the said J ohu
Winnie VIII apply tor an Order that Partition may
bemade OF said premises.
JOHN WINNIE, By
T. P. & Il r. fINEFa0oK, his Attys
F E1toST o.. April q 1870 I7-29
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ROAD NOTECE.

NOTICE ia hereby given ths, "a petition viii be
I presented 20 the Commissioners OF Sandusky
county at their juna session. PRAYING Ior the lay
ing out and sstuoiis hing OF road from he center
OF section -welve in Ldlivil.e township, east
through the GENRE Of said section and section sew
en- in Green rcek township, until it intersocts q
road leading from the Western Reserve flnd Aau-
NEE Road 20 Green Springs 1870
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.HERIFF'S SALE.


Gustavus P. Hosner, Plf
against sandusky Common
Michael Binkley and Ann Pleas.
Binkley, his wife, Defts.
N pursuance Of an or5erof Sale issued ho7n the
Clerks Office Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
sandusky eounty, Ohio, on the l4th day Of April,
A. D. 1870, and TO me directed in the above case.
VIII expose to public sale, at the door Of the Court
house. in Fremont, Ohio, on
FRIDAY, MAY 2Ofh, a. D. 1870.
at O'Clock P, NJ, the following Real Estlts stu
nte in the county Of Saudusky, and state OF Ohio
and bounded and described as follows, to wit
Situated in the City OF Fremont, county Of San
dusky and State OF Ohio, aud known as in-Iot nuns
Der eleven hundred and eighteen QIlsl and all and
singular the appurtenances and hereditaments
thereunto belonging
Appraised at twelve hundred $1,000 dollars,
Take as the property Of Michael Binklay and
Ann Binkley, has wife defendants. to satisfy an
order of sale in favor Of ustavUs P Hosner plain
TIT.
Given under my official signature. at the Sherif's
Office, in the city Of Fremont, in the County and
State Aforesaid, this s.h day Of April A D. 1870.
A. YOUNG, Sheriff.
EVERETT s FOWLER, Atty's. 1920
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GHERIFF SALE.


~ George G. Mater
Elizabeth Koehler ct al
IN pursuance OF an Order OF sale issued FRO y the
9lerk's Office Of the OuTt Of Common Pleas Of San
husky County, Ohio, on he lstho of APRIL, A. D. ls70
md 10 directed IN the above ase, l will expose
to public sale, at the door of the Court House in
the city Of Ere ont, Ohio, on
Friday. May goth, 1870,
between the hours Of three and four o. loek in the
afternoon Of said day, the following real estate sit
ate in the Countyof Sandusl1y and State Of Ohio.
md bounded and described as follows, to Wit:
known pie-e or parcel Of land obtaining twen-
ty 2O acres to be taken off of the south side OF the
seventy C70 acre ira t, more or less, conveyed bv
Jacob q. Barry and wife to George J. 1aier BY decd
lated November l4th, 1850, and which seventy a re
ira is described as follows The north half of the
northeast quarter Of seetiOn nu Der three 49, in
ownship number hve tj, north of range number
thirteen l5I, excepting and rescrving twenty acres
off Of the west end Of said lots the tract conveyed
obtaining seventy l7o res, more or less. The
twenty t2ll acres conveyed by said Maier and wife
TO said John Koehler now de -easedl, to be taken
of by parallel line from the south side of said seven
ty l70l a re tract.
Appraised at five hundred and thirty-three ts5sg
dollars.
Taken as the property Of Elizabeth Koehler ct al
defendants to satisfy order Of sale in favor Of
George J. Afaeir, plaintiff.
Given under NY official signature at the Sberifss
off e. in tie city Of Fremont, IN the County ard
State aforesaid this 18th day Of pril, A D. 1870
a. YOUNG, Sheriff.
EVERETT & Fowler, Attorneys. 1870
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SHERlFFS SALE.
Mary Edwards, PIN.

Mary Edwards, PHI. ls.-s,,-,.,- 9
against ''---'4'i9S ~ SVHlllOh
Francis N Edwards. etsl de't fIsas'
N pursuance Of an order OF Sale issued from the
1erk's Office Of the Court Of Common Please OF
sanduslly county, Ohio, on the Il day OF Arril.
\. D. 1870, and 10 me directed in the above case
will expose to public sale, the door ofthe Court
louse, in the city Of Fremont Ohio, on
MONDAY, MAY 23d, A. ID. 1870.
at 10 o'clock A NJ. the following Real Estate. stu
are il the county Of Sandusky, and state of Ohio.
and bounded and described as follows, to-Wit.
Situated in the township Of Jackson, county of
slndusky, and Stste OF Ohio. and known as one
fourth IL Of an acre Of land, lying on the south
side Of lot numb Der eight 49,. and uDnn the county
r1ad, running north through the village of VIM
r. Station, an turth'r described a. follows To-
% commeucif & 10 ths suath-es-st corner Of la+
-.rr-r 3 3 s.. running sor-ii 8i0tg he county
80 toai ..,-. fEsi.et 5 1st ten Z Ol rods
&c .uI . y--iz on .rtt, turIca east ten 10I
lls % pisC, Oi oeElr4Ilg
Appralss d at SIX huuiTel iS60o) dollars
taken as the properly OF Fraucis NJ Edwards.
e al tefendauts TO satisfy Judgment in favor of
Diary Edwards, plaintiff
Given under my official signature at the gheriR-s
Jhiee, in the city of Fremont, in tie County and
state Aforesaid, this 18th day Of April A D. 1870.
1910 A. YOUNG, Sheriff.
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Bet Brandg 81 CigarE.

which he wall osr At prices as low as can be pur-
chased. Forest City Chewing, Spanish and A
smoking Monitor Navy Plug, Long shorts, Lori.
lard's Yacht Club Smoking. always on hand. and
for sale to Retail Dealers as loW as any jobbing
house in the country. Give ne call and try me.
46-ly WALBORN
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GENUINE IMPORTED
NORWAY OATS.

TROM 100 to $50 bushels grown to the acre,
E Weighs from 10 IS pounds to the bushel.
This Oats has been grown on every variety Of
soil, and IN every state Of the Union, with the
most perfect success.
The grain is very large plump and handsome, has
a remarkable thin husk, and ripens earlier than
the common varieties.
The straw is bright, clear. stout, and not liable
70 lodge, IS perfectly clear Of rust; and grows from
1 to feet high.
We have both the White and Black Norway, both
the same price and equally productive.
We viii send ode quart Of the above Oats to any
address post paid fOr...................... 81 Q0
Two quarts, post paid. co
One peck sent By express or freight. 500
Half bushel, 20 pounds. 6.0C
One bushel, 40 pounds. .... 10 00
CAUTION. u We wish it distinctly unier-
stood that this is not light oats weighing 2s to 81
lbs raised IN New England, and sold under the
name Of Norway, but imported seed, every bushel
guaranteed to weigh 40lbs g, or themoney refunded.
Samples Of Of both kinds sent free for three cent
stamp. Also Circulars and Testimonials.
ADDRESS al orders to h. b. BOYER & CO.,
ParkesburR, Chester co p
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