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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-20
A GREENHOUSE IN A GREENHOUSE. -


His flower farm is situated near Flush
ing, l.. l., and of the dozen large ones in
the vicinity of the city, is the very largest.
1t is worth visiting, as the journal In ques-
ton is worth perusing Here are twenty
five greenhouses in all. Fourteen are 100
feet in length; five are $50 feet long; and
the.remaining six are in length fifty feett.
feet. The five longest ones are devoted tn
the culture of the camelia and other largl
plants The cost of erecting and fittinIe
up the greenhouses was $4,000, EXCLUSIVE,
of heating pipes, furnaces and boiler4
which foot up $4,000 more. Two and Y
half miles of cast-iron pipe, a third of I.
foot in diameter, diffuse the heated steam
from the boilers, which, like land levia,
thans, repose in their brick reeesses, int
dulging in an occasional spout to provf
their The winter consumpf
ton of coal averages $50 tons; and th&
yearly cut of flowers is about half millions,
A table of their distribution will give AM
idea of the repertoire of the florist
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-20

= A schoomaster in Ireland advertises that
he will keep Sunday twice n week
Tuesdays and Saturday..
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HORTICULTURAL.
Figures About the Flower Trade Of New
York city.
The Trade in Cut FIowcrs-Its Development
and Statistics.

From the New York Timesl
The artificiality of cities is well illustra-
ted by the flower trade; for, whereas, the
world over, cities excepted, summer natu-
rally constitutes the floral season, in cities
the order of the calendar is reversed.
Greenhouses have triumphed over the Their
mometer, and the vast demands of society
have made winter, in the Metropolis, the
great season of floral activity
The aggregate of primroses consumed in
bouqets yearly is about 100000; carna-
tions 100000; camelias, 100000 roses,
800, 600 tuberoses, 500, 600; violets, 1885,
600; cape jasmines 100000. An expert
ventures guess as to the wholesale valua-
ton of these six staples:
Camelias $4,000 Cape jasmine. $50 900
Tubcroses....,. $1,000 Carnations.....,. % coo
Roses .......,.... $4,000 Violcts....." 25OO0
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-04-20

A flower farm like this is sort of a worn
within a world. "
cUESSES AND ESTIMATES ~
The great sources of demand having beef
enumerated, the estimates of florists may
be taken as to their pecuniary value. A
prominet member of the trade, and, there
fore, an expert, guesses:
For Easter decoration $500 700
Holidays, public and private consump-
Hon..
Weddings $40. ......... 100000
Theatrical bouquet throwing -........... 1000
Funeral occasions 10000
Farewell presentations of all kinds. 10000
Dinner ornamentation, buttonhole wear,
social presentation, balls and miscel-
oooVp
Total. 81, 500 900
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i. Burke, must ray for lhr b.mh' .
thai geull,msu that ! HAYS seldom se'l
81 much tlaggadcein, ,.sh y"l, hre, ant
inulhhurss IL any article Of Ike lehglp
Yunr siluris To imwtss'blru The minds u
the ;ftUple ,dul scholarship i. uic.. Nhal
titylhr ID. b" or"Virs,.G,
il ho' aiIsrhd to y"ur pnme. Such 4
Theological eht should mi b. hidden nh
dtra liu>let, hut should u placed ~ D
leapdl"uek, ll'st i'll might behold it,
trans, eudsLt glory s5li I'D 'i5S ~
d In c"nclueion,l would say to IAN
Adopted Ciiir,n" aud "A Catholic that
l mn not ,lispscd 10 dopnnlizrJ about
polilio. ] hr,e no ,hirtl lIr place or
lsacr, i, nee asnt hp;,ulrs, nsprr.-
fully drcllus measuring swords with
'ei,l'rruf you Thcatulyi"kjrcl ! had in
vieMlir peuniug 'lerv articles, was to re.
move the ,ullure's langs vi the adversary
fron' the .,rLml that las been established
iufthi- p!ce, ..,3al' .'s,.H El09 Z
8,'lihuSr NOV placed before Jon all ,hu, !
have hes,-d on, tul now Gull On you rs
inihei. AID nsthers, citizens and friends,
rlIoosslye this day whom ye will serve.
i,lfi lord be God. then follow him,
but il Baal, then follow king =.
s-Fh a'I '-'nB. JODON.l d'
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,nd liz ln ,DnS,a .Gtd nsl, winch We ors
L, lin, that We opgll VT to leIe ''F il'
If HIM, even fur d single pomrn'' il'
i. ,cur .sfesn,rd, syia ,ihe cares and lur'
I u,sails Il III. tilahfeful scene, Yet OIL.
,u.. .n.s .slavng lhs .syy ird iaseln.l,pg
tLronr or earth W do lose sight o. oo 100
the Falher-or wln a we are avtrwhelmea
with .ort~ md grief We almost iSrge'
that it is God whhssndsiit. ati3ut ue can
.oolhr our .uhu,ipgs.-te has !, balm 'oT
every wsnid, rs'HlkI9IIg l''ol ~
Gnd i. rpr Father. . sttetcr and mnre
klcsrri is this Than any other title. Ills
character is 1--we and forgiveness, e. sE !,
ring, disoLeditmm pnJl Ne ought 70 i've
for more Of hoprfulness in this present
world, and NOT cs,l God too far of in the
di.,au, future. II shuuld, therefore, be-
ourIhishSst attainment 10 obey Ills pre-
septs. .dA1Il - =. U. H.
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: TTilJ i swOOFTi,il, Ju.tiee2
TIE GUINNESS OFGOD. q
y ,wairrss ;,Bri LAZY ynlssD, :. I
O. At Eal tI4n


II Ebi1oss DkaaesAr:--.Whtu l look
sLsesd ,lrousi aii tie land, uad see The
nvsAs OF uod.'l cannot help. exeiailniiig
that GUd isgocd. and that Lie 10 kind
aid induise,it Fatlier-9@ih.t be is our
Heavenly sul our universal Father. l,s
support. snd Uphold. Us here % 'catlll--s
Ne .ueiieies u wilh Ills loving kindness
y He watches over Us With tendcr care;
aid keeps us iron, falling ~i,rn'wes"
astray ,6a God's wisdom aud yoo'invss how
euiniHuslly af0und uur path WY hets-s
llisfrue mercy extends tu Ill the nice,
However different their Positions here w
eirth ( But there are stasous When God
lslelis very fai from vi. and Ne almost
Forget ,hut lie rules. Oar pathway gu
earth i. often very rugged, and strewn
with l.horns. We seldom huvsya rosy
path TO nsvrl III but five put our trust
liz God, He will protect us. Y 4 J Y. b
lie often, very ofteni.fHicts as hero
lie takes away our nearest aud dearest
friends, ahl We, snlidf sorrow aud Tears,
eousigu them 10 the cold aud siient tomb,
~ ct ile afaics Us for our own good /
Is IL lbakc US love Hin better, and place
our affections where our loved oues hay,
gone-7-not On eat,l, bit in Heaven
where III tic race will dwell whsu the,
have passed through tie various s.envl
VI life. aud. left our aiartal shores. II,
has taken them away 1--WE know not from
\ what sorrow a.
4 Hislkindness e&!sbdsIo all mankind
| tls never rilled that one soul should b,
lmt Or t,,nsigncd TO-, eternal punishment
lie nil Annlly safe all hivA. But .d
luit, tlit there ajars different degrees o
happibes> 10 q future state-aceordiug Il
Their different Hates VI advancement 81
sartli. I'd :, ,'.tisfsijsI
| We could not with propriety say tha
J 6Si Is good fills parental kindness en-.
rireled lnly d pertiou of the human faaii
1 ly@thali6 would. be saved and III,
other pprii,f lost and punished forever
t.God Is go,d. His tender ii,ereies ar,
otcr III Ills works. III, Is the REX n
ageiI. .npnn vhirh We build orr hopr.6tlI.
Iisunchsngesble und stcdiast-- His lnvri !,
tho ssine tu.dsy as il was thcusands b
/ years ngo.es,i 4 raimsl'a
| : So many End 90 yirio.s are our fsla.
tiuns and elsims upon God our Fsthsf
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gR1e32ODi,s UARY.

DIED, on the fam NIT of CONSUMPTION,
CASA NpRKlFl.URELl.Asd daughter a VIII
lirm and ssarahl Jane, BENNETT, Sgd 10
years.
So sink nrsst til. innoceul--in srnl'r s'nn'-
her they pa.s away, Nay sic WIZ 'enleru
The siad ,oihe ihurp elfnb'' se!.n tina nd
teresyrnsn,,,o Ter many ftioud'. $50, IN
d.ed, wrfeel as We think ofher--so yopng, SO
rgre, SO innocent, SO lood-cu; of in The
sbring -,ine q hciiife-!rsvasisls wns dHwn-
Ing inlo woman eed, and full Ct bright fofrs
and fond aniiripations. But we know HAT
Gle v no doelh all things well'' hath but ta-
ken Ter Z, e Himself d one whs Twas too Eo0d
for earth,
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ArrBxprnp Rosuxar.-On,he night Of
the llth last ssms scouadrels attempted
to But srise the store Of X. Fre.Well, Esq.
4en Hackers Creek, il this County. IL
crying TO bore through tho door With AT
anger. that instrument broke, which
apparently. di.heartsned HE ,r,seals. ..
they did not try any other mode 81 Of.
lfeeting su eatrsncs . They srs supposed
TO b the same gang who recently broks
into The store Of Mr.. Qasep, Of Upshur
'Gosssy, q Is.eeouns " which appeared is
these columns. oJo1oG
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WAlia,4Un Tuesday Last ID.
river attbis plaee was higher than. i. ha,
'besu known u Be- for many years. Other
than The s.oppags Of the mails. aud tbs
utter des.rueiioi' Of nuneross fescss, se
ksou Of ps injpry, ~ con.eaueacs. TIE
Aatsrs. foil almost As quickly as thay
rsissd--srarsl being Suspended but enc
day.aqs itsI 1 Ills SOD Sat
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FAcfs.-Ws uant, 10 bet that tho editor
Of The Baekuheas 1ndependent has, J.
thicker skull than the sex that Pork
Eatnss worth had 70 refund 70 Bill Dean.
aaa,a. heap lsss in il. We will bet fur.
shsr ttst Il ..lscsls" we're each worth .
0lOO, 900 bond, b could net get one
cent coupon for al 10 ever wrs.sq We
will wager still further that no like s1.en.
,ee territory san he found n,the listed
ls.asss q any oshsr States containing ~
little crude ssuss y The Coaaty .ssa. d
Massachusetts ~
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&. ilEsIiSIs DAY. This pleasing
ssui,sfary, which occurred Or Monday
lIss, I vas, 5as se expected. . great day
amosg tie, uninitiatsd.o A large nun.
Ssr Of valsniises, we're stnt sad received
d --.sue appropriate, aud oshers the meal
1unlsigstsd Lurlesques. W. arc ip q;
votof I more frsquent Visitation from
..ths patton raist o. al tLisgs tender. fol
Wills II would add. to, 1.-The wealth If "ths
.bss. Soverunsntths world sver assFi Il
would slso encourage trade. pa, new III.
Into .arns 81 ,he, uors dnrma"t, n, I'll.
.t,irss,, pvr,ion of5Goi's ihandiwork. and
p.aaibly-lste uslhops--bs The epeuina
shstsss 70 songs, Of welded bliss. Tt
these young ladies' who, favored us,is'
tssaef cur most sincere regards, e.ester,
aasa 20 forth; aud while We should like
IL marry them Ill. Ne acknowledge our
inabili,y 10 do % 1t sthe present writing,
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D TAKE NOTE,-OnttS.turdsy sn.be
10Th ulsa We printed 200 1ss,all circulars
lcr ,Kemble,s iuctioni sale. TO h.. dis.ribs.
Sed Only 10 iowa. His receipts fer tbs,
evening vsrs q tri1e OVER FIVE
HUNDRED DOLtARS. Does Il ply
70 advertise = En-? -. y % 90
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IS WAsaisoyos's Observation-Disclosures
1Ss ys.rs sgs. there wa ushered iDto
,his Yale Of issrs sha. sbscure individual
kaosn ss.hs vstld ~, George Washing.
tou. = There tvss Z siaei ui,ss, foolish
people delighted u honor this anuivtr.a,
"; Blu. The gloriss Il msdern loiliy pr.
taks too nusb VI. r.'progrsssivs". sslur.
70 trouble itself BY thinking Of tue bal
LEVIED pstriotiaai q the past.
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.stdsso,AWs.s Tirgiinta.
b '.Ai.Yccisl County, fb..r,t I.

Stdte ofsWsst Nrgiaia. tsilsag1 q
: .si'2esi,l County, 7b.tu,t: ~ 1nAna'
y. ,jodon, Of ths townSof Weston. in
the County and, State Aforesaid, do,sol.
elaply sweat. that the, lvoT article, recent
Sly2publisLedi in the Weston DrMockIr.
one siyu.d r..A Friend Of the, Schools'.'
aud tie other "A Protestant" we're not
written. dictated. authorized, adyiscd OF
corrected for publicaticnby George Ross,
ot,said town, nor Did the said Ross in auy
other way OF manner have any connection
With said articles Or the publication Of
,llen,. II further swear that said Ross
lid not know that sad articles had ..been
wri.ttu or were to bs, published nil the
is,ilns had aIpsarcdiin the .We.,an llkNo.
car. iiaa - :. .'oss@isss Is, Jouos.
'ss55iinn 10 : and subscribed before .u,s
jthis l4tll day ,ofFstauar,. 1910.
8" d"si /. aIaPs AeBElDE, Justice.
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suuu.l fast Of forty diys,,
obsst,edbJ many christian ebuiehs,1I \.
administrative Of the fas. Of ssuri Savior,
commences hi, year. March a.; Easter
Sunday accu,TApril 18th. -, go 60. -, -,
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Arroisrrp. We see that our friend,
Thomas isdairs,, Esq, ofSatsos o ha'
been appointed . Notary Public for Brsz'
.pp Counly.yo BIZ, S7o" q
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'aa,esleet HA r as'e,'a, &. (
:Ieris (Uuptu Yo.uii

LkNu 0uHty 1o'HHs ~.
george l.6.a this day psrsonaIly ap.
reired before ME. jesse Wsuiitr. Jus:
lice VI said Comfy, li,J inside os,h lLs,
tie ilpts sld statrs.slis, ,con,aln.d II, lie
'krrtoihg nAdatll1 Of Dr.. BJJ.ddhlsre
true sllstfuiRsr satsrs that l,e shs HI,
atanyJiiIie consulted by Is. Jmj"n, +
~! Hale. Ut anyhth.r l@ran. 'o'wr,e.
Tie lwo, e!,n6,uuitaiiph,, published IN the
Mr.lph DkNOcnlf, ,igi;sd n.lrclivel,
q, q; Frisni u lie Stl'hols' and "a t'f.
Is untslnor did ho in any other why Or
napnrr have any .,sonureli''u ilats~i:l.
either BY cupyins " correcting the .ail,r
fSr othsi., ur ~ writing of detailing The
sarne, ) And further. tia, the hr,t time
The said articles were rern hy, lini wis
siisr the same had been published > 10 tLs
.Wtstun DsNocRAr % -ssaS9 1stt-
Given under my hand This l4,h d,y Of
February. !. 1871. eS1 .sIj
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EnloaAsrs.--si1ty Eve emigrauts from
Harrison aud barbour embarked frsn
ClArisburg d.po. lot K,n.as on siondsy.
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dsTnn ,Sssssvisoss.--Tbis body met st
the Cour. House 40 the 18th iss,,. and
,rsasacted considerable uiacellinscus bus.
'is'ssi. They meet again on Tuesday,
N. ,rb Ia
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5TaAxks.-Ssnators Bcremsp and vii
ihy will accept our. a,hanks for valuable
public documents 2. = ao.sF
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keiettortecd Correspondence

ouE READkRs WILL BkAB n MsD That VIZ
AkE SuT kksrUssilLr ioR TuL OPINION
Oh .uk CuGLk.rusDxEih - UURcoLrAAs
co AEEnrLk,TO.ALL.
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Wlsr VISelsp.-Ths uupkcr ofser
Of land III ibt Slate, a. PER last assessment,
is ls,603,:G0; The average rer .cre il
oJy. a. So. JsHer,cn County has ii,
highest averSge, being Ss7 rs; Web.lsl
la. the lowest, being only 10 cerl'. Thu
largest -euupsy-in area--if Randolph
having l,l7s,357 scres; the tnsl''s, j
tHancacklL 5y,7l3a aeresI JeItr!ct
County In. the larges, .slpsio buildings
keisg $l,cOo,asa; Mcdowell! til. least
Sl.QGO. The total value Of land aud
buildings j. ISL. .23a. OF lots aud
buildings, 0Lio Cyuhlys leads off ,rilI
81, 1903. 800, ,nd Boone brings up The
,rsar With, o,,l. $5ss.l The, total for lot,
aud Building; is Si4,s2G, $50. ~ The ug,
gr.gate value Of land, lots andtLuildiug,
is'e96,ls4 .lSss'of which nohio.lcadspoH
with $S,a2O,l3O, and Webster come. up
in the rear with total Of oul, s996 347.
The taxes assessed on really is---for State
purpoc.. t$ls5,s67, 10; for School pur.
poses. sss,4s8 50. Ohio County p,y.
pays the largest tag, aud Tucker the
'n,slles'.
Thvr. arc sl.l2l white male iuhsbi.
,an.s .ov.r, 81 yssr, iof age, ,pd 1885
XVIII aneudmeu,s.".
I. TIE total laambeF Of horses, mules, n.
sss and jenEe.s in the State, is 86. 100,
value $3.50. 47s;; Pleasure carriages,
1888, value $79s.32e. Cattle,
2ss.6s7, value, $5,47l COZ. Sheep,
5s4,9c6, value. $s25.Osl. Hogs.
72.744; z value, $3.50. O22. Watches,
22,654. value 1887. 1888. Pianos, Hsrps,
Melodeons. &c., 1862 valued Al
s25l,esl.
Harrison has the largest nuntsr Of
bSoorn,eis:-4 1871; IicDoveii tho least-ll7.
Berkeley has the most carriag es-l,746 ;
Clsy the fowest-7. Harrison has the
most cattis-l6.391; Mcdowell the few.
sstTs57.r Brsoka has tbs mort sheep
1852; Mcdowell The lsast-993. JEFF
fsrsos has tho most hoss-s,l44-H.u-
cock The least-170. Marshsll has the
most NOS. waseh.ssM2.076; Wyoming ii.
lsas.G1s. sOhio has The most Pianos
437; Boone, Br.x,on, Gilmer. Logan,
Randolph and swe.sel ha, ! each, Hasd
Calhoun. Clay. Lincoln, Mcdowell, Rs'
kigh, Tucker. wsb.ter apd Wyoning
have o.. '6auV"
aj.ssr.ioa.F ia Ii. Urges. number !
-l5,h amendments over 81 years otsge.7:
5sl; We,sel has i; audDClay, Lincoln,
Mcdowell and Webster have none!
The total, value Of real sstate-uith
buildings-is e96, 1874 ASS; decrease
,inee ~, ,.se,sueu. Of 1865, e7i!@ Tie
total value Of personal property il
S36, $50 ,577; an Increase Of $9.,56o,41s.
The total tag On real sud personal
property it'20 oests on: the 800, ior
ST.. !. $500. ls7 81 3fer School pur.
poses. .. 10 ces,s' on The 9l00-includius
espi,I,idss-is 42l9.s46 a.. Asgrs.
s.leEes.s:Ss4 q. = 50
There were 1851 births 10 1867 =
lDslsi5. $50; female 5:095r Ii 1868 there
we're s.24l-nale 4,877;Afemal. 1864;
. decrease Of 2.5l3.
Th.rs YER. 2. 40 deaths ID ls67-nsle
r.eesss; attn,ls ,I.2il,. In 1868 there
acre. / .9s7-msls lO00j Tensile 9s1; .
dscrsise of4sS.s "a l.iAR e
In 1857 there were 1000 marrisaes
|in 1868 ,here. y.rc only 1854; showing
) a.sf'' = Il 4 1921. :, a T.
A FsaAK OF NAruRn "A gentleman
recently from Harrison Cesniy iufcrms
- 80 - 4
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y o. mGtlOa.7 ihs report Nas adopted
'Sh+n Uh nuiion. the Secretary vas in.
,sruet+d To obtain q copy Of the R.salu.
tior "f.hs Board Of Supervisor, iu rslsliclli
to Railroads, for the We Of The Delegatss.
r. On mutton Of W Bland. il vas asre.d
6pdn bit, lily citizen Of this County VIII
nsy 10 in Cjsrk.burg a ID. sitting ofshe
Convention, set ssa' Delegate, ,isi,.-f;.,
l. Oa motion, Cue meeting sdjournsd; siss
dis. ,,, ssi IT, 2. -, y, va, ~ n,
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/. GEO. KOSS.
illi DrscL4iArRA, n THE LATE cosrxo-
gam. y y''tyrxsY M

ills DlscL4iArRAs n 1uE LATE cosrxo-
,gstn1. . g'';vrx.r W.
$50 f:,i,i Wssros, Feb 1850.
ED,1os, DrAochAr;7l have been in.
formed by Lumbar Of my friends lhsl
Pm. Halls and myself have been cl,arg-
,ed.Hith being the real authors Of tho un,:
warranted and unjust attacks made upon
tue Catholic ople.lhroughl the column.
II your p.per.i ID the two communications
recently published, signed, respectively.
asA.FrIend Of lhe.Schools," and "a Pro.
,esfsnntdn7Iol i'7i iils .!asizi'i - -'''-''''
The two following nfidavits Think will
relieve ME from any connection with said
articles. Il Mr.. Hale, who has been jsint-
" charged .witbimyself, has nova free
and,opru field, y and M opportunityIis az
forded hiu to exlricate himself from the
charge, q come OUT and, own bis
...cHild,""r ssc5 ID. Respectfully, w. :.
isgisa. Enai-4so o,s'dtai GEO. iEOSs.
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county plow.hold.rs,i
come and got your cheap dry good. at
phi. X eubls's great auction sales, du.
rius tue fr.t ~eck 81 March.
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'sp.L. Ksasts. 1t il with pleasure
xe nots tho fact tbs. tie enterprise end
libcr,li,y Of this gentleman is meeting i'll
due reward. Notwithstanding tue ,icart. !.
city II money; bis Customers never AL
Hin, and Ills business never asg,. Tue
rts,ou i obvious. He casts aside ihs
slew, old.iosy / cent system, aud ~
selling low. aud making Bis tfads known
10 ths. people, be never fails TO do I
busine,s which ID alike eteditable aud
profitable. He il Tho most liberal adysr:
User 10 ihs county, aud 10 fully as libsr,I
At his counter a, ahsn contracting VIII
3.:.ye, printer man. His auction sale,
daring .hs past week have been a marked
success Illustrating The fact that enter.
prise, when backed ny ,Ptiut.r'i lux must
succeed. n more ] Of our business mer
were made 81 thslame Material % NJ. X
orr county wosla sssl feel the benefits o
taiL pr ssnss.
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.i,,n,ea. II Tie, annual renting Of tn
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I'VE desire 80 can s.len,loh to inc ,. aa.ei.
'isement-oi H. hsti,ole' 70 % ,on lou n'll y
sno.i'sf column, '1ieihasI rssen'y PnIi5
cliase'i at bankrupt ,nle the illl,ei.is
,steek OF a,l,iee wholesale house III bsl'i-
more. iand willl"fierif'r ,sle !, . 'lsrgerss-
ror,n'eit Of dty goo'is. clothing ni'l ioil!,
inney sood', 80 1nan ni;I na' i! esef
besu broushs.so thlsaPlaee. Inc pssu'
liar feature Of luis Is That DIS sales ars'S
auction without reserve. II but one
cant u bid on a' article worth Sl9, MIR.
fken,bis ehesfiulIy'hands ontths sdtdsa
The rals isito aoiamencs Ton the FIRST da J
IofiCours. and NIL csntinue from da5 -
day auiil the whole stock is disposed OF.
This Ia pfobsb'y the btsteh,nee our ei.l-
| zane will hayeIHOf obtaining bargains
and Va ,n.rticul.rl, call Ii. Attention
If our frisnds Ii The eountry to The fact.
Tbs ladies ard spscially invited. q
nj - ,.,5.,,,....-,, eth.
ko'koo bins neuie' ", i'p,u ~
gnlalpg w s' ~ vi 'us psVp;. .,s.
the numerous .ss'''''ona!' ", ,; =, ' i,.
given y Irss'',lGns' 81, S' s nsp rsnbls es
no DOUBT l9a. Y IA o .a'o anu s.na.
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Tho beneficial effects Of hese
BNters cali Dc attested BY Mo,s-
b sands tcho dare used them and
atk'nowledge them superior to
day'Mag Of the kind ever 6gore
offered to tie public.
ssSAs.a. sure. cure for Diarhea,
Loss Of Apeite," Fever and
2Agus Cholera Mor6us, Collie,
Dyspepsia, General Debility or
Nervous Headaehe,ih this medicine
has no equal. /, It's especially
recommended ID persons travel.
ing, IS lttsa14dliag,,tto. ..qnnteract tho
effects Of a change Of svatr.
t e These ,Bittcrs. sdouA DO found
upon the SMe-doard Of eucry
7 ltahtilH as tpeR EdsAthe Bar Of
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lrsaisai1 -, is1---+L-
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a sla--risssrui ihrss ums. dag.
isefors each meal.
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soid by SMITH a DLii1.
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