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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-27

IN MACHERF. ....
II must not only run M day, bataH night ;
not only on ,ceeedays. but on Sundays and
Holidays. II must run. hanging up or lying
do,cn-cpside do.rn or right side up. II must
keep running ,ohen the ;oearer sits do,on on
stand up, When he ,oalts or rides. In fact,
it is expected TO do its duty at all times, in
every place and in svery position.
A Genuine WaItham Watch
will fulfil all these requirements. ! wound
once a day, 1t will faithfully tick for you
hundred and twenty-six million times in
year, without even requiring fresh oil
all that time.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-27

HOfu11d tho NGOnCv.
"a
We have sent out over Fire Thousand of
these Watches upon these conditions, and
have only been asked to refund the money
in three cases, and not one of these was
on account of dissatisfaction with the
Watch, but because the parties needed
the money more. =
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-27
ALL GENUINE WALTHAN.

THE EXTRA JEwELLED HAVE ELEVEN JEWEL.
THE FULL UNVEILED HAVE ErFFEEN
JEWELS
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cPEciAL MOTTO e.
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Railroad.

THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To St. Louis, Chicago, Omaha, San
Francisae, St Paul, Kansas City, Leav'
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And all Points North, Fest and West.
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Write for at as tOLl0aCs :
MesSrs. Ho,cdrd d Co.,
No. 7S5 Broadway, Ne,c York:
Please send me your illustrated Price
List Of Waltham Watches, as per adper-
tisement in The LoursrAN1AN.
(Sign name and address in FULLY
WITHOUT EXPENSE,
The New York herald., 1871-08-21

community MI. Hymes then toId the aud1euee that
ne was anxious TO get over the nre 10 avola ano
feel himself comfortable, but God didn't get IN
hurry, and 80 things might not march just az
quickly as Mr.. Hymes wanted them. ana as that
gentleman pertinenty remarked,
A THOUSAND AGES HENCE
We shall be able to realize that To God Thousand
% Years is as day. Every one was struck Win ,le
man proceeded 10 explain that he wanted w get
INTO INTO glory; he confessed he ana not know exactly
ala not want any sunshine or
MOoESHINE,
pat wanted the glory Of Jesus and the crown mat
hao Deen promised 10 all who l0ved Him, DIDN'T
waht an earthly crown-rather thought he would
NOT take one IL 0nered 10 hIn--but wanted 10 be
inade 1hc0rruptible, so that he would be assured
tnat the crown would not last longer than himself.
Dealn was the great enemy of man, and should
when each pe one nne e cnrno eSno 10
MS value Christ would soon come; already IN the
stream OF tlme we have passed Babylon, ana are now
on tue Roman shore, near the point where the
stream opens into the ocean OF eternity and IL was
plain tnat CHRIST was coming soon.
TO say word to the children OF God, and comment-
Ell on the Meeting, mOmentary Joys OF this iIle IN
voice ana tone tnat would have done honor TO the
giving way for some other brother TO relate his
perlence. After slight delay an
OLD LADY IN BLACK
rose and In an almost inaUibe voice expressed her
desire Tor the advent OF The Lord, and coming OF
those who sleep in the tomb and them overcome by
painful memories, sat down. A Dutch brother i'm.
mediately rose and gave his experience and related
ms conversion In The wilds OF California, and
now ne had wrestled with the Lord until he
heard voice that directed him into the right path
and abandoned all the vanities OF life, giving
up winning gold claims ana smoking, and
things that at one time che didn't thought
vas no HARM" After the Dutchman had hnislied
Mr.. Gibbs venerable gray headed old genile-
man, declared that he was ready To haI Gods king
dom; and was preceded by Mr. DAVIS an enthusiasts
TIC deaf apostle who lett home bis ear trumpet,
and earnestly invited the people, especially the un-
believers to take the Bible In their hands for
minutes every day. IL was not necessary 10 read 1t,
but only to hold 1t in the hand, and the worst
SINNER would meet MIR. DAVIS In his Kingdom Of
gregatiOn If they were not willing 10 do tins much
for their salvation to be good enough TO do 1t TO
accommodate him (Mr Davisl, that he might take
some with MIN TO his kingdom OF heaven. During
the proceedings some unDeeving parrot whistled
most persistently and profaDey, tine evident an
n0yance Of the speakers.
The New York herald., 1871-08-21
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY. A.NsuSr y. 1871.

manv woras, auu we nave nceu 10 be told thar
such AM such persons are Jews. Crime and piety
do their pencilngs clearly ana unmlstakably upon
the human face. These sons OF Abraham are to be
gathered restored, saved-restored To Jesus Christ
In all their moral power In the favor and image OF
cod by whose power they are Kept through faith
unto salvation. Jesus said, And l, II be lifted up,
win draw al men unto ne" There Is beauty IN
character that draws and concentrates IN one in
character OF Christ Jesus, our Lord May our G an
acters shine that others may see our good .srl
ana gorify our Father which is in Heave this
is The only tnstrumentality which WI ~o,. tha
. and %eaas N the ,aa, 'ss Of
mankind not included IN the Jew al, The Iaosi
considerable part OF the world Hence the enligHt.
Gospel. They sit IN darS'Less and in The shadow Of
deatn
sTEEPED IN BLOODY RITES
and cruel superstiSions. Their throat IS an open
sepulchre and tsir feet swift 20 shed blood ana
from their he3ts proceed evil thoughts, murders,
adulteries and such like. And they not Oniy do such
things tnen elves, buL have pleasure IA hen tha 40
them The Joy at their degraded CONDITION ls the worst
feature ol,it ai,their love OF the thing. They sit
In the region and shadow OF death, Deaths coun-
try where he regns- Sin is represented here as q
body which has ecllpsed the sun and made q
tne!e it may be satisfied. IT may be mourning the
iste M mat binds them and holds them there This
nons was Illustrated M by personal Incidents Christ
is gwen 10 be the light OF the Gentiles-the true
light which lighteneth every man that cometh into
the world; and tnis is the condemnation. that light
Is come into the world and men love darkness
rather than light because their deeds art evil. The
Holy spirit warns anC reprOves, but men DO not re-
pent Ther have this pleasure and that enjoy ment
on HAND, they stine convection and run into the
darkness. and bid the SPIRIT wait for con.
venIent season.
BANDAGE OF SIN
ls over their eyes ana they go on regardless OF Cod
The Saviour has brought 10 the Gente5 the light Of
revelation In this book which, like horoscope,
looks back to the fall and forward to the judgment.
Vie has also brought life and immortality 10 light.
But nnay Christ is to be salvation unto the ends Of
the earth. The importance OF tins declaration was
pointed out, aud upon the strength OF It an appeal
was made 10 the impenitent in the congregation to
ac4uaint themselves now with God and ee at peace.
The New York herald., 1871-08-21
CATHOLIC CONFIRMATION IN WILLIAMSBURG,
Two Hundred Children Gathered Into the
EOld-Scrmon by RishOp LonEhlin.

Two Hundred Children Gathered Into the
Foid-Sermon by Bishop Lonshlin.
Over Two hundred children OF the Sunday school
OF the French Catholic Church OF ST. LOUIS, in
Mckibben street, Williamsburg, we're confirmed
yesterday, after mass, by the Right Rev. Bishop
Loughlin IL was the first time OF the administra-
ton OF this sacrament in the church, Rev. F. Joauin
pastor sang high mass. Rev. f. Leleivre director
OF the order OF the Little Sisters OF the Poor ofci.
ated as master OF ceremonies After the reading OF
ine Gospel the Bishop ascended the altar and
preached. 'What shall we do 80 be saved ~ This
aneslion, said he, was asked and answered by the
lawyer who spoke 10 Christ. What, oh Lord shall
we do 10 be saved?
LOVE THE LORD, THY GOD,
Win NY wnOie soul, with thy whole mind. There
IL great deal imphed In the word love. We are 10
40 IL with our whole heart and mind, the whole
God. TIE reason OF all this Is very plain. To Him we
owe everything. For Us He suffered. Every day
every moment lie shows His love for us. In the
neart OF man He has placed love- and made IL his
exist ne seeks to love that which is noble and per-
lect. Aiter showing the necessity OF loving God,
VINO ~ all perfect, he spoke OF the means He has
gWen-the dinercnt sacrdments.
CONCLUDING MS sermon, he FL am pleased
70 see SO large an attendance I have hoped and
sun nope that much good will spring from this
French church. You have done great deal already
anu God mas blessed AMI VIII bless your work and
'hosc VINO contribute 10 Its support"
built ~
THE REV. FATHER JOQUIN,
u Is IN thriving condition, the poor VINO form It's
congregation being assisted n0by by The nelghbor.
lng German and English churches. It's decorations
Delng the statue OF st. LOUIS Its simplicity, now
ever ~ lts greatest charm.
The New York herald., 1871-08-21
HOMICIDE AT BERKELEY SPRINGS.
ARRAY Between Railroad Hands-One sho,
md Killed.

BERKELEY SPRINGS, West Va, August 20, 1871.
About two O'Clock j. NJ. to-day aGray took
place about eight miles from this point that resulted
In the death OF a man named Y. Bassford, a watch
man on the Baltimore ana OHIO Railroad. Bassford
and two other railroad hands had been drinking,
and fight took place In which one OF the number.
named John Gaiiher was badly bruised lie ran
from the other TWO, sought refuge In his house.
BassiOrd abd the other man sought him there and
broke the door ID when Gather shot BassfQrd Dead
Calther was lmInediately arrested
The New York herald., 1871-08-21

rn~ prH God N q G0d OF mercy, Justice also.
." Are yourselves to meet Him ere II be too late.
And sinner,
HOW Is 1T WITH YOUY
II Christians have to be so careful, how do you
think II will be with you when you are summoned
before the judgment seat or G0dY When you nnu
yourself before that dread tribunal, what excuse
viii you make for your misspent hfeY With what
cloak OF righteousness Will you clothe yoursel1
Alas you will then find that excuses will be OF no
avail; you VIII have deeds TO point TO. no excuse
TO make.
The New York herald., 1871-08-21

nent OF &C. cor >fefous conversation with the enjoy
~ A. 1Htry air. after due
IN famr ArkNTI0N TO PRIVATE DEvOTIONs.
an car - and public worship. He concluded with
SahI dest exhOrtat0n to his hearers observe the
faS ,sth day rellgousy II they desired TO enjoy the
= or and blessing OF God, and expressed his as.
NDfshment that any minister like the one whose
sermon was reported in the HERALD lately cOnld
Justify or excuse pleasure cnrslOns on the Sabbath
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

HANOvER.-Prof. Albert Smith
mas rendered his resignation of the
char of materia medica and thera-
peutlcs in the medical department
at dartmouth College. and DIR. Hen
~ NJ. Field of Newton, Mass, who
nds gwen several very successful
lectures here, has been elected in
his place.
lie sporting interests at Dart
houth College the coming season
VIII oe chiefly boating. The sophO
more class is making extensive prep
aratbons for it.
commencement is TO he Oh the
NJ Thursday in June, followed by
vacation extending to the first
week in September. There will be
all examination at the close of each
urn, aud in :hese examinations the
written element is to he connected
With Tho oral.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

WaterloWn Union Live Stock
Market.

Eor the week ending April ~.
AMOUNT ~ iiNk sro'h ~ MARhEr
Cattle sheep Lambs. swine
Til. week. Jli !a'3 967
last week, SIS 2i'6 1904
One gear ago, G!o a,p5l 5as
Price. Of Market leef-EStr,. til.Ol to
! 80; frs, quality, sio'o' to slo 81; second
quality, ts5iio tl5l; third quality, 900
tossDo
Prices OF store CSttlo--Wolking oxen per
pnir, sl5o $500. t.50, to s.;5
Mich COWS aud calves, sll, 80, AZ, to So
Ycarlings. go to$!li two wears old, 81 to
sd: three years old $,s 10 $40.
Western ia, Swine, live To SIC; dressed
10 to lO.c,
Price. or sheep aud i@mhs-ln lots. s35O,
a. - -. q u. To each; extra, t5idto $50
or FROM Ia ,lc per H.
Spring Lambs. o. q" 500
Veal Calves, Is to$o
Prices of Hides, 1allow aud Skins Hides.
7ic per H. 1alow jlc Ia dc per IT, iclts,
$i.o5tosi Is each; Calf skin, IL To l7cpcr IL.
Prices oi Poulrrv-ENtra ~ to tic prime,
- IN I've, soul u U" i7st. WfullllH lsr To
Ia poor to medium, he To IL
A. u B,cf-E1tra an first quality IN.
cludles nothing but the best. large, fat oxen.
second aud third quality includes oNcu aud
two and three years old Steers.
She el,--Extra includes Cos,cts. and when
h"sc of inferior quality are thrown cat.
BrnAHKs
Catttc-lhcrc was ior asupply less than last
week al this market. Arrived mostly fron
the west ana Canada. The demand has hot
Improved ON any kud OF cattle. 4 few west
ern cattle we've Sold at sopct cwt, live wcighi,
bat rs THESE were hgLt shrnking CARTE, they
will moi probably cu,i the bntchrrs b Il about
81 - per cwt. dressed weight. A fes choice
premium cattle sold at l2c per ~.
sheep are selling tbis week gain slow, with
u depi"ciali,n of strong - per 40. from last
quotations. Good i00 lbs. sheep, well iatted,
were Sold al = per IL. Some lots were sold
o. commission, and ot.cr ioW lois contracted
ioi last week.
Poal y-l.iv. poultry remains as last notir-
ed, and II plies have hot INCREASED I" amy cs-
TENT. mostly dickens and Fowls. No Tur
keeps n"ticcd.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14
Local and State Matters.

TEMPERANCE LECTURES { cor.c
II. Arnold of CleN Gland, OhS, WIKI
deliver Temperance lecture at Al.
L. Church, Brddtad, on Monday
evening. April II 1871.
.!Subie t-Adul'elati"ns.
Mr. Arnold has been gagged m
he Temperance cause il iOrMont
for the past six m,nths, and has|lad
S1tlr wears experience rs puu'lc
sieakcr, in ONO.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14
u..Mrnrh ,Coot.rV No. N.

Meetings nj Masonic Hall on "Wednesday az
10 RI on of The week in which the moon fullS-
H., III. uouth. of September, brcemhrr, March,
aat ,,u, ,Pl,,nial tiurlbct, n ". g.. ~; RoY
/ Brir,pn Rccur,.cr.
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N O~sDss sc.

Canary LopGt. No. a. Regular eomnu.
,i.,,inus AT Masonic Hall, in Harty's Buiding
~" "Wednesday of the week IN which the moon
l6,ll, r. Clark. W. NJ u. W. Pnehaie
Secretary
Mr. LEBANON r. A. CH,P-eR. Mcctngs AZ
Masonic Hall on "Wednesday ofiernoon. of the
a.,k IN which the moon nils. ), u, Hratoh,
AZ - mr. a. H. Juucs, SECRETARY.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

Frank NJ. Bailey of Fairlce, has
sold hia holrl and removed tn East
Dedliam, Mass. where he has form.
Ell N partnership with BENZ. Boydcn
in the mercantile business.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

Senator Morrill, il building n
house in Washington, on the corner
OF Fourteenth street and Massarlu
sets avenue, nearly opposite the
residence built last summer 10y Sell
e,Or ,Edmunds.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

A sew days since Mr.. George Cur
rier 81 Springfield, was injured by
a circular saw which RAJ. nearly the
whole length of one leg. and a day
or two after Mr. lIamln Lock wood
bad 'tiiree fingers cut of by the
same saw.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

T. X. Rentlcw has sold Ai~ farm
20 :. +. Davis for s2,Sou. This
tara., though small one of only
% acres, il one Of the most i+;'adact
we farms in this vicinity, and Is
probably in the best state of cult
vatiOn of any iarm Gil the river
,,4treabOuts.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

SVnf0syjl0c Fire District.

u. X. ANrRoRs, ir9ci Engineer
!. {. SrE,R>s, Clerk.
W,IrsvflLE Finn ESGiNF Co. ! C. stcarns
.-or,man; Alden Stevens 0erk. Messing on
he iirst Thur~day of every month.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

\ physician in this State was re-
Gently thrown from his carriage,
breaking one Of his legs. A lady
hearing OF the accident. remarked ::
II aM glad of il. Every doctor
ought Ia meet with such an accident
ONE liz while, So that he can heat
al occasional Groan from patient
without laughing at it,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

NEWDUEY.- Deacon kimball is
,goulg lo build on the llaZeh farm
aa the OK Bow. this suMmh9, 2 barn
80 by Al. three stories high, with
cellar under the whole. " hen Gem
pIrtcd, he proposes to bald an l..
on il 200 feet long
A Post Office has heea e ;tahlished
at West New hury. and II. N.Carle
ION appointed Postmaster. Ii went
into operation this week.
Also one.at Newhury Ceutrc, Nh.
Nathan b. Tewksbury, Z. ~
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14
R~lixiOut Societies.

MKruopI Euscot,L CuuHcu' Rev G.
r.n.r PA. sabbath services-moi1iing
~ M |, afternoon az las. ard o'clock,
Cosos.oArioSALC nu6cn. Rev j. Il. vii
,,,',. Pastor. Sabbath Services nj 0;D A.
~ and l:l5, aud o'rlock T.. M.-- The latter
m The Academy buiidingl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

NGEMONT STATE PRISoN.-The
lal.ee' of the men - QUE r.i.s"" lace
been contracted to MrSSrS. Nav
Kinney & Richardson of Boston, tor
five years at seventy five cents ioi
each days labor.
The above firm are extensively
engaged IL the manufacture OF boots
and shoes in Stouclam, Mass. In
addition To using convict Labor they
haAt leased a site outside and con
tiguous to the prison wallis. Oh which
t!s- are te erect shop 80 10y 60.
and give eiRploA nlent to some 30 or
20 free operatives.
The tlice tor the past five years
has been only forty five cents per
day, causing the expenses to exceed
the receipts s"He hve thousand dol
lars per year. The present direct
ors age Hon. Martin {. Rice OF Ben
son. Hon. john W. llar;Shorn of
Luueutur.h, and William K. Shedd,
ESD. of Newbury.
The above firm will he free Fl ON
strikes, at least OF the convict la
borors.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

The Hon. G. q. Benedict of the
Burlington Free Press, has been
dominated by II President as post
master vt thai place.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

RtvERsiDg LopGE, No. 30, Meetings every
Tuesday evening ~ Tcmplar'- Hail. Shcp'
hcrd.on'- Building. DR. J. y. Clark, w. {. L;
Mr.. j. y. Clark, Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14
Pos, r. T.. Wm.hburn. q. 4. r.,

DEPARTMENT OF NEGMoNT.
:. b. Davis, Com'r r.. Could, Adit
Meets every other Friday.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

Nilsson Is going TO spend the sum.
s~w at Newport, II. l., and among
the Vermont mountains ut Stowe.
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hallway 'l'rn las.

a,lns south--Muil Tram leaves Bradford
a, iGt5 A. NJ; Freight, ii,1 49,; stock
lMondaysl ss'rh ,,r, n,.ac,,J.,
acnyn bright, lO,t5AM
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

WELLS William Bone,
living near Boltonville. lost Il Valua,
Bile horse on Saturday last. tn.
horse WAS being used to draw fence.
poles, and king fright ran t" Wells
Rlver Village with the whit1lciree
aud chain attached; and while 90
ing at full speed down the hill at
the north end of the village, fell
with such violence as to kIeak some
OF lis bones, rendering it necessary
to kill him.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14
RrndlOr Brass 1Sn0 Z.

Music furnished for Fairs. Picn,cs, SC, al
rr..sonsblc rates.
H. II. CnAsg, Leader
+ B DAVIS, Clerk.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14
Died

liz Bradford April $. 81, of CONSUMPTION,
Emily NJ, Wife Of Il. II Mar,liu. Esq, aged
81 years, lOricans County papers please
copy.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

A Town Meeting was recently
called in Corintl, at which the vote
of the town at March Meeting.
adopting the town system of sup
porting schools Mas rcsciuded, and
most of the districts are thuS lett
without any provision for schools,
.hel not having held any School
meetings the first OF this muith.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

The attention of societies for the
prevention of ciurlty to animals is
called to the treatment which the ed
itor of the Argus visits upon his
Democratic rooSters in parading
them i'm the attitude of Growing over
the Connecticut election. Atkins
NAV nave thought there was some
Thing down that way for them to
crow over, but the roostrrs know
better: aud if h, has any feelings
of humanity he will coop those
birds.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14

gMPoRTANT X. X. CAsE-|IEAvY
DAMAGES.-Ihr ease of Myron t..
Nnrskal vs.. Bircl:ard 4 PAGE.
trustees of the Rutland 4 Burliny.
ION Railroad, which ha, been on
tri;l in Rutland County Court for Il
week past. WAS closed ycstci,laN.-
1t VAS a suit for damages sustained
By TIE plaintiff who, while driving
across the ia In ad track in North
Clarendon, avn Z his wife and child
with him in the sleigh, was struck
by the locomotive of train. his
wide and child both killed. if We ie
collect Alright, and himself knocked
some nifty feet, receiving injuries
lom which he will never rtcot,r-
tSe <kctclict took the Z oumd that
the @ocident occurred wholly thro'h
N ;if>lEtll's own careless The
plaintiff, of course, denied this, ana
the jury gave him Il verdict of 81.
lVu damage. The case goes al, on
exceptions taken hy defendants.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14
bradford Scientific A.."cis ton.

Meetings scmiinonthly, ut thar rooins IN
hardy isiildmg. Roswell FMntam, Pres.
,Ient; c. II. Harding Secretary.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-04-14
H A 4 D W A R E +.
JUDSON'S
NEW BRANCHING CORN !.
Three Varieties.
FIELD CORN,
SWEET CORN,
NON

tht INV II w Nllt Ntdl'l't' ".
rut up in neat packages containing about
30 kernels .arn.
Fi,ld aud Sweet Corn - cts per package.
Pop Corn - ,l-. per package.
Scnt to any address, post paid, on receipt of
prir".
From the Rosioa fNhirdf0r of November
!. $50 - branching lnld and sweet Corn al
the iiIsi ntin-d variety, tracing its ancestry to
yellow Canada tuin, an "a, II ~" iiivot AT
the aNil, ot t.r haNcS. averaging tr"W thire
la NV. we'll formed ,als on n stark stalks
with eight we'll iulOcd ears averaging from
e, .ht Ia ten it,hes IA hem .tb have H. eh grown.
II ~ ready 10 harvest Ia niirty days trr,n
planting. The "a, in-s.. b.anlN and cNiraor-
dinaiN proluctiNru,ss cI,,nird 10. II, cani,ot
hut rcu'tmcnd ii to the noiirc oi every iarnr
cr, The Sugar Swre, Corn, NJ lib" habits. ctrs
eight l.,lcs IN length. averaging tr H q rec
to htc we'll formed ,ar> tuu stuk, early, sen
der. sweet and dei,iou,. Ia, iaIiuc,s and
gardeners make u vote Of this.
Nj. Jul-ou lmS ,icnp,n,trt el what can he
done by care aud skiii III the cultivation al
t"tn an ne ouc, n n svci.s 1" ~. cin iah TO
see hat b, planting til, variety, the Anld OF
ia" Indian Corn crop mt>t lie gtSutly M
creased. Let farin-r> try it
Foi sale by r. Il. DAVIS h co.
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Paul Noel Mc>sa 4, New YORK.
knight OF the "stick" aud "ru,e."
haS recently married the Princess
Editla, daughter of King Ludwig
of Bavaria, and Lola Mohtrz.
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Warranted to prove rs represented,
or money refunded.
We have also HlI kinds Cf Gents
EurniS!ir. GmhlS. Seeks, Tn
dcrSlilrtS. Drawers tAnlj.
r'iu JacaetS, OvrIaIls, STARTS.
Cm'rrllas, Gloves, Hats, Caps, &r.
In short. everything
usually kept in First CI.sss EiUth
ing Store
Having purchased Nh Pfunley'>
interest IN the concern. We slr,ll be
i,l.-..SeIl to see al our oll GU tuna.r>
and as many new ones ~ want 10
Get THciy Moneys Worth
when buying Clothing.
Try us once. Our goulS rreom nlcmd
themselves.
Yours tlnly,
+. ID. GILMAN Il co.
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n.ElSE Il ALTON.

TN'ilS is 10 certify that have given my son
1 Wi field llackrtt. his time during tn 70
nain,er of his minority. aud shall claim none
OF hi' earnings nor pay any debts of his con
tracing after this date.
NJ ID. UACkETT.
ID. liACkETT,
Dated, Oxford. II. H.. Sept -. 1870. IL