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w- OFFICE CHARLESTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY, JUNE 25th, l872-The Board
OF Directors OF this Company having declared
Semi-Annual Dividend ofSEVENTY-FIVE OF GEMS
PER SHARE on the capital Stock of this Com
pany, the same will be paid to stockholders on
and after MONDAY lst July, 1872.
Transfer Books Will be closed from this date to
lst July, 1872 I'd. HEHlor,
jnn25.s Secretary and Treasurer.
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WanIs.

VXTANTED, A NURSE TO MIND CHIL.
w DREN: None need apply without re-
commendsliuns. Apply at No. Montague
stl eet june -
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By order of the Town Council OF MoultrieVllle.
I'd. q. GILL1LAAD.
jun2s.1 Recorder.
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VITANTED,.A WHITE OR COLORED
w WOMAN To nurae. None need apply uu-
less well recommended, and willing to reu ain on
The premises at night. Apply at store corner
Morris and King sIeels. jun29-1@
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XKTANTED, A SMART, HONEST BOY.
w Board and progressive salary will oe gwen.
Address Bazaar, Nus. S0I 363 and 1856 King street.
un29-lS
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Jnsnranrf.
COUTHE E RN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.

GEN. JOHN B. GORDON, ..... President.
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OFFICE TO RENT, No. 81 BROAD
~ street., under Messrs. Presley, Lord Il
Ing esby. apply at No. Hayne street.
uayS0-thSiu
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MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81
lM w. MONUMENT. STREET, BALTMORE
Mu, ON EURvPEAN PLAN.-This favorite es-
'taushment, situated IN one OF the most eligible
positions In the city, on the highest ground. and
consequently well adapted fora Summer Resort,
being comparatively cool In midsummer, mag.
nIfciently furnished with baths and other con-
yenlences on every no ~, is now open for the re-.
crpJ on OF III ,se con emplatt1g tour OF pleasure
the coming season. The cstsl slun- within squa. |.
Of the use. Coaches at sall the statt0us. h. v.
WESTCO r. Proprietor. Iiss+- Jun84m05
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TTlO RENT, A THREE-STORY BRICK
BUILDING, on the north side OF Hsyne
rLIeet. Large cistern on the premises. apply at
No l HaYuc street. may3O-thstu
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ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SEWING
N MACHINES repaired on reasonable terms
auu at the shortest nUtIce. ALSO Few go0d &C.
cund hand Machines for sale, Very low. J. L..
LUNSFuRD, S.uiLh street, nUrth OF Wentworth.
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Atnnsenet1ts.
ITO! FOR THE EXCURSION sATUR-
IL DAfAFTkRNOON. =

The Schooner ELIZABETH will leave CONNER.
mercial Wharf. at hall. past 4 P. NJ, and return
at dark. Accommodations for Ladies'.
Fare rs cents; Children half price. Jun2s-2
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for 6ale.

MULES AT KENTUCKY MULE LOT,
Nl King street. A fine pair OF mare Mules,
40 nands high, young anu Warranted sound. K
(IaKMAN. jun2s4A
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w MOULTRIEV1LLE, SULLYAN'S
ISLAND, JUNE 1s. 1SI2.-An election will be held
at Moullrievlle, SulliVsn's leland, on WEDNEs.
DAY, the tenth oth) day OF July, 1872, for an In
tendsnt and i've Wardens for the Town OF Moul
,rlevile, 10 serve for The ensuing year.
The polls will be opened from six t6) O'Clock A.
ii. to six O'Clock P. NJ, near the old Episcopal
=.
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ASSETS ,anuary lst, 1872. ,si7 4o-loO.
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Mr.. WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, Jr., is the
travelling agent for The NEWS, for south
Carolina
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~NOTIOE. GREENvILLE AND
nan nnrroaNv

~NOTICE. - GREENVILLE A N ID
COLUMBIA RAILRoD COMPANY.
The State, ex Relatione the Attorney General,
P:antln, vs.. the Greenvllle and Columbia Rail-
road Company, Defendant.
JAMES @. GIBBES, JAMES r. PRINGLE and
others, Plainlihs, vs. the Greenville and Colum.
bia Railroad Company and others, Defendants.
The underslgned nnying, by order OF his Honor
Samuel ". Melton. circuit Judge OF the Fifth
Circuit dated June 18th; 1872, been appointed Ref.
cree on the above stated cases to ascertain and
report, among other things, the amount OF In.
deotedness OF the Greenvllle and Columbia Rail-
road Company, with authority by advertisement
to require all creditors to establish their respec-
tive demands before him
Notice is hereby given to all and singular the
creditors OF the said Greenville and Columbia
Railroad Company, whe her holding bonds OF the
first mortgage, bonds or certificates OF indebted
ness guaranteed lily the State, bonds or certin-
Gates OF Indebtedness OF the second mortgage,
non.mortgaged bonds or claims OF any other
character, present and establish their respec-
tive claims before the Undersigned as Referee, at
his oficc In Columbia, South Carolina on or be-
fore the lat day Of October next. at which time
his report on such claims will be made up anu
submitted to the Court In the said cases.
JOHN 8. GREEN, Referee.
limit
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VTTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO
w Couk and Wash. GOOD wages and steady
eulpl .Jment 10 q capable person. Apply at No.
81 kiug street. JULES
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A GENTLEMAN, WITH THE BEST
"A testimonials, OF good character and com.
peLency WISHES position as Teacher IN some
puoic Institution, or as private tutor In family.
No objections to gong into the country. IAN
teach French, Latin, Greek, Piano and the other
branches OF good education. Salary OF not 80
great consideration as pleasant association. Ad.
dress y. d. ", at the office of this paper.
mRyl0
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rTlO RENT, ON SULLIvAN'S ISLAND.
i an eligIbly situated House on su iVans
lsland, within Six minutes walk OF the steam.
boat Landing, containing eight square rooms,
pautry, douole piazzas, DC. On the premises 81 Q
d large CTS ern and well OF water. aud all neces
ssry 0utbutldlDg.. ALSO fine Vege' able Gar
lien der cultivation. To al approved tensnt,
the rent Will be moderate. Apply lob. ). ID.
MU. .KENFUoS, No. 81 Hasel street. jun25
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ITO RENT FOR THREE MONTHS, AT A
i low rate. a desirable DWELLING, with out.
buildings In the western part OF Ghe city, north OF
Calhoun Street, with privilege Vf uso OF part o
The furniture. The Dwelling contains seven
square and two attic rooms, with as and water.
UunvenIeuces throughout the house. pantry and
kilcneI. address tnroughP. y. Key Box No. l3.
1up2S-3 u.
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60 Rent.

ITO RENT, HOUSE NORTHWEST
j corner Of Green and coll ge streets. Apply
Lu J. l.. MUSES., No. "a orO d street. jun2S ~
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DRIVATE BOARD WANTED IN A RES
PEGTABLE Family, by Lady aud Gentle
man. Adj ress, with full particulars, Palmetto"
NEWS office. jun2S-aLuth3
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ITO RENT, HOUSE No. 27 BULL
street. Low rent to good tenant. Apply
tU J. L. MOSES, No. 81 Broad Street. jun2s ~
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Aeetitgs.

r o. O. F.-sCHItLER LODGE, No..
i. 3o-The Regular quarterly Meeting OF this
LuIge will be hel on Tomorrow. tSunday,I the
3otn OF june at O'Clock r. NJ, at the Odd Eel
luws' Hall, er King and Liberty s'rfels.
Members will please c0me prepared to pay their
arrears. BY order Of tne n. G. G.
tn. HENRICHS0N, .
jun29s Recording Secretary.
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VTJANTED, A FEMALE SERVANT, AT
wv No. 2 Lad.on,s court. Jumps

XNTANrRp. TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w small Hoase in the central or western
part OF the city. Address "Q,n ut this Office, stat
inp location, terms &C, . feb8
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Tbe GbafleStn1t 9ems,
NEWS OF THE DAY.

SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1872.
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XTTANTED TO INFORM THOSE NOT
w acquainted with the lacr That the SOUTH.
EkN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY issues Julnt
Lie Policies iusuring the lives OF partners In
business, 30 that, On the death OF either, the
uuuuut insured for IL PAID TO tue SUI vivng party.
lt also iusures husband and wife On the same
plan. EBhN COFFIN, Agent, NO. 81 Broad street.
mhylS
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NHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL
" UNION, No: 4s.-The Regular monthly Meet
Ing will be held J. HIS FvENIEG, at hall. past
O'Clock, at Hall over Wilson'S Grocery, King
street. ED. b. BRADLEf,
iun29 Secrs tary.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-15
LETTER FROM MILLBURY.

MrLLBuRr, March IL, 1879.
Ed. JOURNAL: As Millbury is not superseded,
thought few lines from this place might be in
teresting to the readers OF the JOURNAL.
Our town was the theatre Of accidents last week.
The destruction Of Wight & J0hnsnn's Bowl
factory, by FIRE, I see was briefly noticed in
your paper last week. In addition to the factory,
lag, household furniture, bonks, papers, and ac 9.
eIunts of every description burnt up, including
books, doekets, &c, belonging to the Justice Of
the Peace, Mr. J being one of the Justices Of the
Peace in our township.
have no doubt but that Wight 4 Johnson
will soon make up their loss again, as they are
very energetic, Ro-Ahead men.
There was a bad smash up at this point on
Friday last, arising from one freight train run
ming into another that was taking in water. The
evening was very dark, and the snow was fal-
ling fast so that the engineer Of the train fol-
lowing after that taking in water did not zee it
until too late 10 avoid q collision. Five cars
were thrown into the ditch, three OF which were
burnt on the spot. The engineer and his assist
ant were badly hurt, the formor has since died ).
and the latter is lying in precarOus condition.
The assistance OF DR.. Jones of Toledo was
promptly rendered the wounded men. The
money loss to the Company will probably bs
about 1000. MlLLBURY.
Pa 8. Mr.. johnson says he would not have
cared so much about his factory that was burnt,
IL the FIRE had not burned beautiful Bible, the
gift Of his mother, which he pr1ed very highly
and also boz Of Robdek's pAs of rhieh hs
lad taken only tteoU
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LETTER FROM BOWLING GREEN.
BowLlNo GnErr. March 10. 1s12

BOWLING GREEN, March IS, 1872.
Ed. JOURNAL; Matters at the club" Of
Wood county ars quite lively. as they have bosn
during the entire winter.
The drama Of "Tho Last L1af" was given at
Reeds Hall on Thursday and Friday evenings
Of last week, and was well attended. The char
actsrs we're well sustained throughout. On the
last evening n scene from "The Lady Of the
Lake" was rendered with good effect. The en-
tertainments we're interspersed with good music
by Repass and his band from Haskins.
Commissioner st. John has been quite sick for
several weeks, but is now convalescent. There
has been considerable sickness in this place and
vicinity for two or three weeks past.
About the only topic Of excitement now is the
agitation Of the county seat removal. Re-
monstauces are in circulation, and are being
numeronsly signed.
Work will soon be resumed on the new dihce
Of the n. E. Church, when il will be rapidly
pushed TO completion. 1t is intended to have it
ready for service in May next. Il is neat
structure, and will be An ornament 10 the place.
The winter term Of our public schonls will
close this week. ANON,
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Home. Sweet Home"

JoHS Howard PAYNE, the author Of that
touching aud immortal song, Home. Sweet
Home," was n most unfortunate man. He was
not ouly poor in pocket, but homeless wanderer;
Chow often" said he, "hGve been in the
heart of Paris. Berlin, London, or some other
city, and heard persons playing "Sweet Hnme,"
without shilling To buy the Ext IN al or pl ace
to lay nv head. The world has literally learned
my song until every hearts familiar with its
melody. Yet have been wanderer from my
o0yhOod. Ny country has turned me ruthlsssly
from Office, aud in my old age have 20 slbm /
To- humiliation for bread"
de has given the most exact and beautiful ex.
PRECISION Of the hearts emotions regarding homo
md yet, personally. he was a stranger To all us
ten. der and loving influences. A warderer an 4
some. lines vagabond, he had moved the hu nan
heart T.. its very depths by his exquisite lines.
Disgust with his treatment in his own coun-
try, aud still imp 'lled by his disposition to roam
his only wish was Is die in a foreign land, to be
buried by strangers aL4 to sleep in obscnritv.
He obtained an appointment AS United States
Consul at Tunis, where he q ed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-15
Origin of Petroleum.

There has been much debate as to the origin
ofpetroleIm. Many have maintained it to be
an animal prodSet; more have deemed il the
result OF vegetable decom position, while some
stnNtly maintain it to be mineral p.oduct re-
suiiing from some Unexplained process Of the
decouis ton Of rocks. Fraf. SrERRY HI IT,
the eminent g'Ologist, dissents from the latter
view but. willie he points out an izanense nat
urAl storehouse for this fluid, he leaves the
question of its origin nnsnlTed. He says
"While certain limestpnes throughout the
United States are 81 largely oleifer US as at
present 1t seems unph ilosophicNl To search else
where for the origin Of the oil. or IN imagine it
70 be derived by some Unexplained process fr m
rocks which are destitute Of the substance. In
ahe neighborhoOd Of Chicago there are euorm,uB
deposits Of this oil-bearing limestone ,Oms o
the houses in the city are built of il, aud aft,r
awhile present a smeary appearance fr.''" ~
datiaa at the oil. Tie leaSt thickness Of the
mass is thirty-fve feet, aud it has been rstma-
ted from experiment that each square mile Of It
contains seven and three quarter million barrels.
each Of forty gallons, of petroleum. AS means
OF comparison, we mention that the total pro-
duoe of the great Pennsylv vania oil-reginn, from
1850 TO 1870. WAS twenty eight million gall
Ions. Four square miles OF the Chicago line-
stone contain greater quantity"
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MAsIR
NORTON

NORT0N-PARKS.- On Tuesday, March -,
1872, at the residence OF the brides father, ].
Parks; Esq, by the Rev. J. n. Wilson, Hr.
CBEsrER X. NORTON and Miss LAURL A.
PARKS.
The above occasion drew together a very
pleasant asaemblage of young people. TIE
ceremony was performed at o'clock p. NJ,
and was followed by bountiful repast. Az
o'clock the happy couple were "placed in
the hands Of their friends" and were taken to
tie Exchange Hotel where music and an ad-
ditional number Of friends were in waiting to
chase a few happy hours Away--which they
did.
The presents received on the occasion amoun-
ted to over $500, and from the amount Of sill
yer ware presented, we should Judge the ne
cessity for silver wedding in the future
was obYia:ed.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
NEW AWE RTIsEm ENTs,
Dissolution Noties--Kreps a. Smith.


--"ln care and speed let this prosssd." was
The prefix TO letter mailed at the postofHce, II
proceeded all right as far as heard from.
The owners Of cows should see that the same
are provided with water and not allow them to
20 on the ice in the river In search Of Il. The
ice is getting rotten and the experiment q dan.
gsrous one,
--0fthe whole number Of persons committed
to the common jais Of Connecticut last year, 1898
in all, 800 were OF Incorporate habits and only
lOs strictly temperuts--a fact which is Of itself
apretty good temperance lecture.
The Fremont Messenger says; "a patriotic
gentleman Of this place s about to lessen the
government expenditures 500 per apuum by
marrying soldiers widow. Let others do like
wise. Patriots, to arms !"
We publish elsewhere poem, entitled, "My
Old Straw Hat" committed TO memory some
thirty years ago by native Of England. It was
recited to us and by request was written from
memory for publication. ELIZA Cook was one
Of England's sweetest poets.
"A FIRE in Fostoris on Wednesday oflsst week
destroyed several business houses and their COM
tents agEregatinR about $4,000. We regret to
learn that our former townsman and ex-Treas-
urer Of Wood county. JOHN A. BoNNELL, Esq !,
has been one Of the victims.
Probate Judge Phelps. on the 9Th, appointed
T.J Webb to count the funds in the treasury and
examine the accounts with the various funds
We notice bv the report that there is on hand in
money $50, ,1el 4l,-Sentinek
Why don't the Sentinel give the information
that committee was very quietly appointed BY
Judge PLIERS, some time since, to examine the
o~-s"'issio-et's RePOrIr nave they ever made
Areportf II not, WHY notf II they hare why
don't the St~tinei publish i'll
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WILHOFr,s TOXIC

Cures Chills and Fever and rsdso.s E.ls-v.d
Spleen without the use of mercury and iodine.
1t leaves nc headache, no deprs',ion Of .pir,i.,
and no constipation of the bowels.
1t makes we'll man OF tho sick one, nor does
1t require weeks and months to effect oUHE.
WnHoVr's ToSIc Contains no potion, ii cen
tiins no Arsenis Mercury and is as safe for an
iHful as for the strong. robust Esn.
Let every family try Wilhotls Tonic and tss,
its properties.
Farewell to Qriuiue ! goodbye Arsenic I and
shoe fly, Calomel Wilhoft's Tonic is ths only
safe and sure remedy for Chills.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-15

High Scbod Exhibition We bog to
call attention to the fact that there will be an
exhibition Of scholastic attainmcnts given by the
pupils Of the High School, Ou Thursday aud
Friday evenings next.
The programme on Thursday will be as full
aud complete as that to be given on Friday, bat
it is nors especially designed for the interest of
the jureuiles and young persons. The charge
for admission on Thursday will be ten cents.
The sxhibidoa on Friday evening will be Tor
the parents aud the older members Of this com
munity 10 whom general and an earnest iuvi.
tAlOn is given to attend.
In Justice to the excellent Principal, Mr.. TAT-
LoR, it must be said that he has faithfully aud
earnestly iabOrsd for the advancement Of our
schools i1 dis place, now let US endorse his &C.
ton and witDess his success By aa attendance e,,
masss.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-15

The Banner OF Light EIplsIns.-we
eheerfully giSe place to the following which eI.
plains how the Banner Of Light was imposed on
by at. !. .WoLLAws;"
The BIsasr of Light, a very able paper ppbiIsh.
ed in Boston, aud devoted "a the advancement Of
the spiritual philosophy, was evidently imposed
on to the extent OF about IN columns OF valuable
space, purportng to DO an account OF some won
derful physical nifesatiOns Of spirit power oc-
curing in our neghboring town Ol Peirysbung.
-AsFnh,g Sun, Toledo, Ohio.
The above statement is correct. Az Anony-
NOUS scoundrsl did send such = Communication
to this Office, which unfortunately crept iuto these
columns during our lato sickness and consequent
absence from the office. We omitted to aliude to
the circumstance at the tune, with the hope that
we should be able to catch the rascal aad deal
with him as all such contemplate rogues shoald
be dealt with.-Edito Banner of Liqks.
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WhItney,s Musicnl Gnest.-wnrrsr

WhItney's Musical Guest.-wHrrsxr's
MUSCLE GUEST FOR March is model nun. b r.
Mr.. WHITNEY gives US, in tue leading article, a
very interesting description of his adventures
"Down the Mississippi" through New Orleans
and Havana; ana although he passes somewhat
beyond the boundaries Of music, we think it .
pleasant diversion. There is also an abundau nee
OF new music 10 this number. "Our Home over
There is very good song, and the quartetle,
Welcome to Spring" is pretty aud apprupri
ate. Then We have a sacred hymn, Two four
part G'ees, two Sabbath School choruses. .
beautiful march bT l.. Matthias entitled Bows
Military March, and Sylvan Waltz" by Frank
NJ Davis. The GUEsr is only 81 90 per year,
but 1t is worth ten times that much. IL is now
sent three months on trial for IS c-nts, or Spec
linen copy with Premium List for 10 cents, Adj
dress the publisher, W. W. WHITNEY, PAL
ACE OF MusIc," Toledo, o.
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Information wsnted.--Any information
OF ths whereabouts Of Mr.. sroSE or wife. or bis
step son, THOMAS MoREcRASr, will Be thank
fully received. TheVlwsre English born, raised
In the town Of Derby. EpgIsud. Good news
await them from Australia. By addressing
kinss Journal o6scs, Hubbard, Ohio. full par
,iOulsrs may 20 learned. EEOhauee papers arc
requested TO copy the above notice and obligs
an anxioua friend
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1872-03-15
A Valuable PIow.-we were shown o,

A Valuable PIOW.-We were shown ou
Tuecday last new plow manufactured by Y.
RAKEsrKSw e. Son, of Whitehouse, LucIs coun-
ty, which prJ Vises to be vsrV valuable suIil-
isry to farmers in their Plowing operations. The
manufacturers warr'ut il to perform we'll oith-
er as a sod or stubble pl>w and to draw OHe-Nird
&iyI,er than any Common HIJw. We would state
for the information q farmers, hat the plow has
been fully tested and proved to 30 equal to all
thatis claimed for it, and worked to he entire
satisfaction of the practical farmers who S!tnss.
sed its operations.
Being fully confident OF an extensive sale for
this plow the prapretorS have erected large
building in which to manufacture them on
large scale.
The plnw may be obtained at Crooks Agricu-
tural Warehouse. We are GLAD to perceive that
our nsighbors of Whitshouse are looking up 10
the line Of manufacturing and commercial indus
try