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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12

FEVER AND ADJ tlTed IIF I'rV Vg7--s. I-,--V =
not remedial agest in this world that VIII cure ecr
a Ague and all other A2!aous. tiiilus, Scarlet, y
rhoid Yellow snd other Fevers aided by Raj w ~ ;
bJI.S) 20 quick Is RADWA1S READY hE-~Hhf .
FiIty cents Der bottle. Sold by Druggists. -
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-12

ShnShfAhILLEA.s tEOULY Elt
has MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CCet1
- QUICK. 50 RAPID ARE TIE tlttE-t-'
TIE HeDY UNpEKGcES. UNDER TiiE i.-
FIUENt'E or THIS ILC!sI I-ED---s [ !.
MEDICINE, THAT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
Trustees Sale.

L. Bv vi tue Of an order of the Orpbsn,,
iii xN%ar' N. # % ,1s State of Dsl.sare in and 10.
1.y yly. a: D. 1871 viii 10 exposed to to sale G ts y,
way "t Pubic Veudue. on thursday. the at
day OF August D. ls72. at II O'Clock. =. N. 1t ths
Auction h1om OF oe'e Miller. No eos Market
Lands and IansMen's. being the real estate Of the
late Joseph + NJ ahoney deceased. to wit: Aii,hst
certain lot Of and with tvo st0, led Brick House
ton, New C.stie c,any ani Ststs Of Leiswsfs
stnre-si bruni.d and described - follows. to
at: bes,nnins ~ point on the north ery sids Of
Fourth street. neySeen Wa,nnt and Poplar streets,
scorner Of l.nk form riy Of samuel y God, .helee
by line Of sa,d land norther)y parallel to Walnut
street one hundred and eight feet to conner
stske thence esstery psrallsl to Fouuh stree.
iIe,nphi'i dece.sed: thence along the s.ue south
eriy paraliei 10 " ,lnut street one hundred snd
eisht feet to the atoresait side Of Fourth street
aud thence herewith westerly sixteen te,t 70 the
place of beginning be the confer NE thereof ~hat II
may. The above premises are ord cred BY the Court
to hv sola free snd wear Of dover.
And ii 10 oriered that the purchaser or puroha-
Court fr New Castle County, that the Court nay
sseign TO him. her or them the premises sold pusu-
ant aid order he. she Q! they paying to the par
ties entitled their ust and pro ortionae shares of
the purchase money spectively. or With sufficient
suret, or sure,es to be appros ed BY the Court en-
teripg in recogniIance to the State. TO be taken
and ack sed in said ourt. in :ensl surA to
pay to the parties entitled severslly or their e1ecu.
tors administrators or assiens respectively, their
Just and pOrtonate shares OF the said purchase
money. with interest from such time ss the Court
direction Of the said Court be prescribed aud sp.
pointed 10 said condition.
Attendance will be given and terms Of sale made
knSwSH = r. TINE and place e. Tor oy VICTOR
augs-ts Clerk Of Orphans Court
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
soolgrlGs.
MEETINGS THIS EvEErN0.

Washington Apd Lafayette Gl.spsss' H. 4. =.
at Masonic Temple
Delaware Lodge, No l, 100 f.. at Odd Eel
lows Hall. Sd and King streets.
Hermann Lodge, No %, l 90 Z, stOdd fe'-
lows Hail. Sd and King.
Cherokee Tribe, No4, y r NJ. at Red Mems
Hall. AIS Market street.
Lenape Tribe. No 6, 10 NJ, in fourth story
SaVills Building, 9Th and Market street.
Wilmington and Brandy wine Council, No s. v
U. A. M. at Hall. Fifth and Market streets
Franklin Council. No. 9, o U NJ. at Mechsn-
ics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Wilmington Council, No D, Jr, . U NJ, at
Hall, 5th and Market streets.
Enterprise Circle, B U A, at Hall 50a Mar
kst street
Washington Lodge, No I, X Of p, at knight'
Of Pythlss Hall, No. 2ll Market street.
Washington Lodge, No 5. q F, at Good Eel
lows Hall, Sd and Market
Old Church division, No Is, Of Seventh
below Spruce.
Wawaset Lodge. No l3, I D Of u 7, at room
18th and Scott streets
Washington Lodge, No !. A. at hall
Second and King streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
DEMOCRATIC MGGriMo.

WtLMrrorON, August Sd, 1877
The Democratic Association of Wilmington
mss q HsadqusssA Shtiis 8uiidins, ffes''
dent Aekew in the chair.
Minutes Of last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
The Committee appointed on Executive Com
mittee were continued.
The committee 70 confer with Greeley anu
Brown Club y ere continued.
On motionSfMr Chaytor, the following gen
tlemen were appointed q committee on speakers
&. Chaytor. J. NJ. Watson, K. H. Taylor. II. b.
Mcfntire, Alfred Thatcher.
The Committee on Executive Committee be-
ing ready. reported the following named gentle
men a. the Executive Committee.
Fret Ward,-L. Gilbert
Second Ward--H. B. Mclntire.
Third Ward--Gso. ONeil.
FSss'S Fis VIVA %:id:. eP::.ao1s M s'ff' f. Mitchell,
sixth Ward--Hanson Harman.
Seventh Ward-Milton Lackey.
Eighth Ward-A. D. Chsytor.
Ninth Ward-P. ODonnell.
| Tenth WArd-Lswis Lynch.
| H. B. McIntire on behalf VI the German cili.
zsns, asked for the the use of the Assot iation's
Room for the purpose Of organizing q 0eru an
| Democratic Association and also for the privi'
ledge Of meet ing in same on Wednesday nigh,
Of esch week. Their request was granted BY
| the association.
On motion Of Mr.. Thatcher, this association
will regularly meet on Friday evening of each
week At O'Clock until further orders.
Meeting adjourn unit the next regul Al
meeting, FRIDAY evening next At 8 o'clock.
J. F. CAsPERsoN,
Secretary.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
A Fortunate Traveller.

MI Stanley, the Herdtd's explorer, need
only write one book to retire from active life,
If he wishes to do so. He has been offered
SO, 900 for 1t, and. if published while the pub
lie mind is excited in regard to this subject.
he may count on double the money. Some
papers continue to throw doubt upon theltruth-
fuiness of his narrative and the authenticity
of Dr. Livingstone's letters, but, after the
maRpj6cept entertainment offered him inParls
and the overture which awaits him every
where, the caviers sink into insignificance
Mr. Stanley did not make the the journey
alone, and was he inclined to play the part OF
q second Munchaunsen. we can hardly credit
1t that all his associates would join him in the
deception.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

CoMPLIxENTARY.-The Wilhamsport (Penns }
Ep,tonltst, speaking of John O'Byrne. Esq OF
this city. says: "The speech Of Mr. O'Byrne. to
the workinlhen in the Court House. was in ex-
act accordance with the course tbs Epfiomisf has
taken from the commencement OF the troubles
here He is the chosen counsellor of the leader
now under arrest. 10 able. clear and con-
sistent. Those who have undertaken to make
capital against the Ep.fom,st because 1t has stood
firmly by the friends OF law and order. have seen
what senslbTe lrshman, friend and advocate OF
the rights OF aborers, thinks of the way the strike
has been manseed. There is no other ground for
law abiding citizens to stand upon. We are sus-
tanned in our course by all good citizens and BY
the best men who are in favor OF the ten-hour
custom"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

A GooD LITTLE DOMESTIC ANEcDoTE.-A
young mother was In the habit OF airing the
baby's clothes ct the window Her husband
did not like 1t, and believed II she saw her
practice rs others saw 1t she would desist
He so directed their afternoon walk as to
bring the nursery window into full view from
the central part Of the town. Stopping
abruptly. be pointed to the offending linen Cop:
sarcaatically my dear, what is that display
in our Window" why" she replied, THAT
is the dag Of our union" Conqured by this
pungen: retort, he saluted the flag by Z
swing Of his hat, and, pressing his wife's arm
closer ~ith'n his own, said as they walked
homeward: And long may 1t wave"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
TNE STATE.

Lews u full Of strangem from oil parts ofthe
country.
Excursions from Lewes to Cape May are Of
frequent occurrence.
The N. E. and Presbyterian churches OF
Smyrna, are nov both without pastors
A colored man Of Dover, died suddenly after
. few momsnts' iilsess, % Wednesday.
The steamer Eastern Queen has again been
put on the Lew@ and New York route. She
eau make the trip in IS hours.
Since Mr.. Ray, Of Newark, has been In the
real estate business he hss sold land to the
amount Of So, 900, loaned over $500 0O0, and
has never had lav. suit about any Of his irans.
actions.
A man named Parker, In Milford, has invent.
ed new kind Of pie plate, and be has received
. patent for it. II has . wire bottom, which
prevents the lower crust from absorbing the
moisture and becoming sobby.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

FIaHT.-A disgraceful fight occurred on
Chestnut street, near Jackson, about midnight,
Saturday night, between party Of intoxi icated
young men, who rendered night hideous with
their yells and curses. Young men, be careful
for the police OF that District are received on
putting stop 10 all such actions in that neigh
borhood.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
8ailrnad 3iues.
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAu.

ON A's VEST ts1sf frafE4S}EIpiasiz2 1fI1t}EiGisi f. 1872
Trains leave Depot Thirty second and Market Sts.
Trains s.i. .e S''
Paoli Accom- nodston daily. except Sunday, 6.ae
an, s.Na.m and lilo q. m. lilo pm. $40 p.m
Niagara Express daily. except Sunday 7.so a. m
Lock Haven and EImira Express daily. except
Mail daily. sxcept Sunday. ay................ 500 m
Fast Line and Erie Exp. daily sx. Sunaayl2.4l PIN
Lancaster and York Acc. daily. e1 sunday 4.lOp.m.
parkesburs Train daily. except Sunday. 5.Sp.m.
Cincinnati, Express daily. 6.S9 & pm.
southern Express daily ................. 800 pm.
Psclnc EXPRESS liO pm.
F:ai F.Sii SUNDAY am and Il S% y%
Cincinnati Exp. only to Harrisburg on Saturisys
Erie Msil Saturday night runs only to Wiliamsport
baggage ds!issrsd @ :, l6 4. Make. y, by 500 pm
Express for New York. 7l5. $50 and il 90 m and
Ess5sss Train tOr Long Branch lis =. IN N. and
Way Ms,e1sei Train. an for B1s,ci. I i & ana io
wsy w RAIN % ior ao%sssurs a; ~ and Sa.te,ou. 90 m
New York Sunday Trains. 7.2, n. 6 A y u. and
Gas IN flsip connects At Trsn:on for Lambert
''"' anu v KkSsiNaToN DEPOT.
wy fr.!a for IL IN. is'o' as1 IN.
L1press Trains for Trenton. 7.30 9 ID and 40 and
Way Trains for Trenton. 1000 m. $40. 500 and
7.OOpm.
Way Train for Bristol. ............. 6UO m.
FOR BELVIDEKE DIVISION. "
Express for Trenton. Lsmbertville. Esston. Scran
ton. kc., 7.30 am.
Way Train to LambeItyills 4 Pennington ,l6 90 an
Express for Trenton Lsmbsrtville, Easton, Scr an-
| ton. &c, 400 q m,
si nakkfr s,aa:i' sfssfF ri siaPPk PkRRy
| AmbOy Division.
Accommoda. for New York via Anboy. 63Oam
Way Trains fer Tssnton. 800 and 1910 q IL. 2 O(
Accommodation tor New York via Perth Amboy
| 2.UO In.
Account for New York via Jersey City 800 m
Way Train for BURLINGTON ............... g. 80 ~
Way Trsins for Bordentown, 500 and II 30 y n,
EXP Traint for Hishtstown, % m and $50 D M
Express Trains for Psmberion, Long Branch aDC
n. J. southern and Tuck ksrton Rsilr Dads, 100 ,
way II Trains G for Mt. Holly. 100 $50 and 30 , m
Way Trsins for Psmbsrton. 1000 u. 2. l5 OU anc
Sleeping Car Tickt ts for the est can BE- had O,
application st the Ticket Office 9Ul Chestnut str
and Ut the Depot, Thirty second an Marx ct Ss
Agsnts Of the Union Transfer Company will cal
tor and deliver Baggage 1t the Dspots. Orders vii
receive prompt attention, and Railroad Time Card
can also BE- obtained at the following
orr,,,s No. 80, Chestnut street.
TlCkEI OfFICEs: No. SSS Oh estnut street.
No. 1l6 Market street,
| ana at the DepoG and Ferry named shove.
A. J. CASSATT. General Manager.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

TRAIN DELAYEp. An accident occurred on ths
Camden & Amboy Railroad, on Saturday niRht.
between Jersey City and Trenton, by which ssvs-
raj freight cars were completely demolished and
the track obstructed In consequence OF this &C.
cdent. the through train from New York. which
is due in this city about two o'clock, r., did no,
n here Yesterday morning until six o'clock
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
Tho e.bcock Fire ext.nsu,sher.

The Babcock Fire ExtInguisher.
TRIAL OF ITS MERITs-sUccEssFUL WORK
ING.
On Saturday afternoon, On the lot al Fourth
and Lombard streets, the agent for the Babcock
Fire Extinguisher tested the merits of his ap-
psratus, in the presence Of a large crowd.
This useful little article, designed for extin.
gushing fires as soon as discovered, and there
fore preventing the spreading Of the flames, 10
rapidly growing into public use and favor. In
appearance it is somewhat similar to an ordinary
water cooler, with q small hose attached to the
spigot, through which the liquid contents are
elected with great force.
1t is a we'll known fact that FIRE is the com.
bustion Of oxygen, and without oxygen il cannot
burn. The contents Of the Extinguisher-
liquid gas many tines more dense than air,
composed principally Of carbonic acid gas
shu, of the supply Of oxygen, and instantly
smother the TIRE. such is the principle upon
which it works.
At the trial On Saturday afternoon, over u
dozen tar barrels were piled up in the centre Of
the lot which we're partially 6llesl with shavings
and thoroughly saturated with coal oil. The
match MAS applied, and instantly the flames
sprang up.cracking and roaring with such force
that it seemed almost impoasible for them to be
extiDguisled by any meaDs. The operator now
advanced and throwing the Extinguisher over
his shoulders, by the straps attached to Il, he
applied well.directsd stream Of its contents
upon the flames, and in just two minutes they
were completely extinguished.
The result WAS q complete surprise % al
present, every body expressing their admiration
ut the thorough manner in which the Exiin-
guisher did it, work.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

D,soRDERLY-fn saloon At Walnut and Tay-
Tor streets. on Saturday night, disorderly crowd
ot roughs assembled and kept up q hideous dis
turbance the whole night. rendering rest imposs-
bic. greatly TO the annoyance OF the respectable
ct,zenA in the nsighborhood. The polios should
have an eye on these iawless gentry and put q
stop to their infamous proceedings.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

MASS MEETING The Republicans have called
u mass meeting in the City Hall =to.night. to con-
81 ier Senator Summers letter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
The Election Frauds

NETTING OF THE REPUBLICAN CITY EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEES E-ANoTHER ELECTION TO 81 HELD
A meeting of the Republican City Exscutiv
Committee, was held at the HeadQuarters, Fifth
aud Market streets, on Saturday night, the main
business being the reception Of and action upon
the report Of the Committee Of Investigation, IN
regard to the alleged frauds prscticsd ct the Ne
publican nomination election on Saturday week
Nearly every member of the Committee was pres
ent, and the room was crowded with interested
parties
The report Of the Committee was quite lengthy.
1t stated that in the Second Ward, there had been
sixty more ballots deposltsd than there we're names
on the poll list. The censuring Of John NJ Stew
art, and his expulsion from membership in the
Committee, was also recommended.
In the Third Ward, an unsuccessful attempt Wse
made TO poll l28 fraudulent votes for Dougherty,
while the votes of many Democrats were received,
contrary to the rules Of the Executive Committee,
and repeating had beeR extsnsively practced. -
The Committee recommended that Dr. +. Van
dever be censured for his completely in this affair.
aud suggested that perhaps some other kspubli-
can III the Third Ward can be found 10 take his
place on the Committee" Also, that John NJ
Dunn, for completely in the frauds praeticed in
this Ward, had forfeited his right to membership
In the other Wards, considerable irFegularitie,
| existed, caused by repeating and the voting o
| ID .mocrats and non residents. The Committet
| lei efore recommended that another nomination
election be held On Saturday, August l7th at th'
respective voting places in the city, each candidate
| to appoint an inspector for each Ward. third Il
be appointed by ths Executive Committee Of tn
| respective Wards.
The report Of the Committee was quite warmi,
debated by sections, but finally, the whole report
| with all suggestions and recommendation, va
| adopted, and the meeting adjourned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
flour, feed, &f.
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN.

OF ell the best brands. always hand at the Flour
Store of
Basement OF the New Market HOuse
on Front street. near NJ adison. Persons in want of
anythins in my line ou Id do ell to give call
before purchasing elsewher a. sell all the best
brands Of family -four. feed. hsy and grain at the
lowest market rates. and to all parts of the city
free of extra charge. my6d3m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

THE Aims HOUsE.-At the meeting Of the
Board OF Trustees, on Wednesday, DR..
Black, offered resolution providing for the
appointment Of committee to select site
:or the new building on the farm recently
purchased near Hare's Corner; and also to
visit other aims houses in adjoining States, In
order that the more approved plans for the
accommodation OF paupers may be intro
the committee.
There are l4s paHpers, of which number
50 are insane. There were l35 admissions
the past quarter, 67 dsmissals, and "A deaths.
Mr.. Crouch retired from the position of
superintendent on Thursday, and Malachi
Barlow entered on his duties.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

New STATIoN.-The Philadelphls Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company, have
established q new station named Trainer 81
1t Is bet ween Linwood and ThurloW.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
Now Advertisements,

To Tax Payers.
Registers Order.
Restaurant for Sale.
For Mayor-John Ailin
Greeley and Brown Club.
For Mayor. l. Simms,
Hundred Nseting-W. g. G.
Trustees Sals-victor DUPONT.
Trustees Saie-Wm. c. Spruence.
Democratic Executive Committee.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

AccIpEST.-Yes:erday afternoon, "a Mr..
r chard Clayton, bar tender at Grubbs Hotel,
was driving to Red Lion Camp Meeting, his
horse, became frightened, when near the Camp
and ran away. The carriage was upset and
completely demolished. The occupants, Mr..
c. and family were thrown out, but fortunately y
escaped uninjnred.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

GYPsIEs.-A camp OF gypsiss pitched their
tents in the Folly Woods, near Newport, on
Saturday aiGht. Quite number Of persons
from thtscky, visited the camp, yesterday
for the purpose Of having their future fore
told, by these travelling prophets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

CLEAN. The windo "a and entire front of ths
Masonic Temple have been thoroughly cleauet
imparting new. fresh aud cheerful air to lht
whole building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

POLICE CAsEs-Five cases Of drunkenness
we're disposed Of BY Mayor Valentine, at the
hearing on Sunday morning Fifty cents and
costs were imposed on each case.
There were no cases this morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
Total,

Capt, Jos. r. T. Coats of Chester, removes
to Terre Haute, Ind next week, where he
will enter into the coal aud iron business.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
3nbltf Sales.
DC8LBC SALE S1Y
A'. ~ e''e-.'' : -i - ..'f
Livery Stable Stnck .

q VIII be sold at Public Sa,e. on CAT
LII uhDAl August 10th. at 10 o'ci6ck. a M
..al -: Stock; consisting Of . large pumHsr y
fH"u DtT,ns Horses. 3 Coaches. i large s,I,s. q.
good order. ~" S's'shs' am In
n, Also a large lot Of Double and Single Harness.
blan cts. Buffalo Robes. and mnoy u,hsr sr,as,s,
too nun rOus To mention -'''cies
Terins made known on day Of sale by
l.. W. STfDHAM d son, Auct'rs. an"9',.
a ciedi, OF 'ur months on all sums over NSl su
sums OF so' an under eash. Notes with spUrovsd
sndOrser. required. '''"'ea
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
HEGasEA.N's OA d e:sa.

u z II , ! 4 ~ , u - - tsW.
KE0IsTKR's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, JAY. .27!s. is72..
Upon the application Of y ILLtAM F: HNlF-
FIlR. Administrator Of GEORGE ". station.
ceased it is orderei AMI: direc,e " the Regis
ter that the Adminietrstor aforesaid. give notiee
of the granting of Letters Of Administration upon
the Estate Of the deceased with the date Of grant
within forty days from the date Of such Letters in
six Of the most public places Of the County Of New
Csssls. requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate to present the sam- or abide BY
an Act Of Assembly in such case IN sde and provided
And also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the Delaware Gazette, = newspape!
publisher in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein two months.
- Given under the hand and Seal Of Of
/SrA1 Nice of the Register Aforesaid at New
asy sas Nv vac G:is: .so,.
B. GIBBS. REGISTER.
NOTICE.
All persons having clAims against the Estate OF
the deceased must present the sau.e duly attosted
to the Admni.trstor. on or before july 9TH 1873
abide the Act OF Assembly in such case N xde and
provided. WILLIAM +. GRIFFITH.
Administrator.
Address-NeWark. Del. uug5- 2mH
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

HF. Kenney, Esq, Superintendent of the
p, W. Il B. K r., is rearing fine and com
nodious Mansion, at Ridley Park.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05
Peach Shipments.
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
10 Jersey City, 8
To Philadelphia, S
Total, II
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

RED LION CAAP.-QMite . number Of Will
minstonians visited the Red Lion Camp Meet
ing, yesterday, which, with other Sunday visi-
itors, swelled the attendance considerably p
GOOD order prevailed throughout the day, no
disorderly characters appearing on the ground
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-05

MONTHLY RnPoRT.-Ths following is the
report Of the Chief Of Police, for the month Of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-02-23

nT We are ia receipt OF a comniuni
cation from J. S. Phelps a. Co., o
Louisville, directed TO the tobacco rails
crs, to which we call special attention
The following are a few extracts from
the letter:
We would again try TO impress upon
Shippers, that tobacco in bad order oi
of such light weights, always sells fol-
much less than its value. Remember
that no tobacco should weigh less than
200 lbs. net, unless it is bright or Pie
bald; light weights in these two kinds
of tobacco are not SO very objectiona-
bic. 1t is entirely safe, however, 10 ad
wise our patrons in the country. to take
their time and put up their tobacco i'm
real dry keeping order, and then they
will have the alternative of choosing
whether they will sell at present prices
or hold in anticipation of better ones in
the future. There seems to be very
general demand for nicely handled to-
baccO tied small, and priced straight and
Carefully, and not mixed in quality,
length or color, 50 that we can gnaran-
tee it. and not too heavy, say about 1900
lbs. net. So handled, they will suit almost
every purpose. We would advise them
ito bear in mind that tobacco cured with
out fire or smoke, is very greatly pre-
Itcrrcd, and sells for from one and half
TO two and half cents per pound more
tl.an the same sorts cured with fire and
smoke. This preference exists. not only
i'm our home wants, but in most of our
export demands
In view Of these facts. we urge upon
planters to adopt the suggestion put forth
lby or. Tobacco Board of Trade and
warehouse men, in their joint circular
lpn the subject Of the cultivation Of
I"Cutting Leaf" Tho facts therein set
'orth are plain, the arguments cOnvinc-
ling, and the results certain.