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The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

EZRA B. FRENCH, formerly of Damariscot-
ia, for many years past Second Auditor Of the
Treasury Department is the man whose sue
cessor Col Drew, late Secretary Of State, as
pires to be- 1.s l-li 48f sfrs 1885
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

The Conkling- Fenton feud did not appear in
the Grand Army department meeting at New
York as has been predicted. Gen. Woodford
denounced the statements of the Tribune and
World that it is political organization while
the officers of last year with Gen. Barnum
Commander were reelected unanimously
Gen. sickles addressed the meeting, saying in
the course of his remarks that while in Spain
as the Minister of the United States syour
badge was my only decoration" tr.it1
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

The close vote, last night, in the Railroad
Committee on the prayer of the cities of Lew
iston and Auburn, will greatly surprise parties
away from the capital. In that case two cities,
with population of twenty thousand, and a
business hardly second to any in the State-the
increase of which depends almost entirely upon
cheap, prompt and abundant transportation,
are allowed to bring bill to thus avail them
selves of its advantages, at their own expense,
BY only one majority in the Committee 1t is
to be hoped that the Legislature will promptly
pass the bill. If it does not, they had as well
supplement their action by vote setting forth
tho "rnAsitian of that memorabilia -hady to the
development of manufacturing interests IN
Maine; for as much as any other cause, high
rates of transportation retard the growth of in
dustries in the interior of the State
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

Under the Republican government of Theirs
three officers of the National Guard have been
condemned to three months prison each for
singing the Marseillaise in cathedral in Per-
signan the day that the Republic was declared.
The prosecutor considers it an outrage against
the Catholic religion.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

In March 1857, George Peabody then a mil
honaire solicited through w. w. Corcoran of
washington bounty land warrant for services
in the war of 1872, he having been member of
Washington artillery company. The law re-
quired fourteen days service, but Mr.. Peabody
had only served twelve days. Subsequently
it was ascertained that Mr. Peabody, while on
visit to Danvers, Mass, served two days in
militia company then raised to defend the town.
The two days being added, Mr. Peabody secur-
ed warrant for 100 acres of land.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

OFFICE seekers and the opponents of the
civil service are again reminded that several
small pox cases of a virulent character have
appeared in Washington. :
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SAVE YOUR MONEY

BY PURCHASING YOUR
TEAS, COFFEES, o. YIUh
FLOUR, SUGAR, MOLASSES,
And all kinds of Family Stores, usually kept in a
first class Grocery at the
FOREST CITY TEA STORE.
na.1 sHEso) PRICE LIST:
81 Granulated Sugar, 13 1911 cents per lb.
Demarara Sugar, III cents per H.
Superior Yellow Sugar, 10 cents Der h.
Prime Ooong Tea, 60 cents per h.
Superior ooiong Tea, SC s. al rs cents per per ID.
Bes1 eg gapan T fsa imported 100 per H.
Best Japan imported Ito per lb
Best Breakfast Teas, LOO per III.
COFFEES.
1'tliL(s1 lENt Ra,o. Roasted.
J Male Berry Coffee, J ~ n so H.
GOODS IN GENERAL
Prime Cooking Raisins, 12s cents per lb.
Extra Cooking Raisins Is cents Der Id.
choicest Layer Raisns, ~ IT cents per ID.
Extra Muscatei kaisins, & 20 cents per ID.
Very Best Currants, IA cents per Id.
s.. Or four lbs. for 50 cents.
Prime Molasses As cents per gal
Extra Molasses, veNI ala 60 cents per gal.
Aighgrade Syrup, 90 cents per gal
E4 kerosene Otl, 8s-as aIusI IS cents per gal.
Pea Beans, 10@1 IL cts at.
Prime FlOur-warranted, $3.50
Best Flour in use, 1880
kinds of goods which warranted to be Of the very
best quality and give perfect satisfaction, or goods
may be returned and money refunded.
900 quarter-boxes Layer Raisins to arrive on
Monday, JAM ~ which we will sell at IS cents per
bo1-20 per cent. less than wholesale prices.
p. C. DAVIS 4 CO.,
ja2odsntf 3S4 Congress Street.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

Mr. SHANKs of the New York Tribune walks
into Judge Barnard of the New York Supreme
Court after this Manner 1.
peheve you lie in insinuating it of any man;
/ know and will prove YOU lie in insnuat;nG
such ISLANDERS OF me- If you will make your.
self responsible at lao for the slaflderous inu-
endo you have Missed like snake. and which
you have not shown the moral courage to speak
openly like man, will give you an opportu-
are not that meonest and most cowardly of
slanderers, the slanderer by inuendo, you win
accept this challenge and take the Consequences
winch ! promise shall speedily follow. You
pretend to be anxious to get before a grand
Jury. lease to skulk and you shall be accom-
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

Gcv. Walker of Virginia has just made
five new major generals and twenty-three
brigadiers of the militia. With the multitude
already bearing these titles in that State it must
be a difficult matter to find the privates unless
they form full companies of brigadiers and
make non-commissioned officers of major
generals lf3 @Ht a -
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

THE Springfield Republican speaks thus ap-
provingly of Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson S
reading in that city:
The program of the evening embraced quite
number of selections that were by no means
easy to render, and which required refinement
OF thought and careful culture of voice. That
both these were her possession Mrs Richardson
left was a very pleasing one. Her greater now.
er seems to lie rather in the direction of tragedy
than comedy, and those selections which con.
tanned the tragic element were most successfully
pivan N S~S0oo'h"hy
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

Georgia papers publish the official count Of
'ne Vo'es cast IN that State for Governor at the
ia'e special election, showing that James M.
smith, the Democratic candidate received 30 :
Soo votes. The Republicans had no candidate
but there were 100 scattering votes. Not one
fourth the usual vote of the State was caSt
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

WASHINGTON MATTERs.-The report of the
Special Committee on Southern Outrages will
be presented in both Houses of Congress early
next week. Senator Scott was prepared to re-
port long ago, but the Democratic members OF
the Committee did not seem to be able to agree
upon report. The latter had final confer
ence Thursday night and determined what
course to pursue, and will now be prepared to
report.
1t is said that if Mr.. Summers Civil Rights
bill passes its operation will invalidate the ten
ure by which sundry colored congregations
hold their church property
The Chairman of the Banking and Currency
Committee says the Committee will probably
report bill later in the session, providing for
specie payments; but there is no prospect tina t
Congress will pass any measure looking to this
end, at the present session
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20
MARRIED.

In North Yarmouth Jan. 10, by Rev. b. p Snow,
Cyrus Henderson, of Bddeford, and Miss Maggie A.
Hamilton of North Yarmouth
g In South Bridgton, Jan. H. stephen E. Kimball, of
s. B., and Miss Frank Whitney, of Denmark.
In East Livermore JAM IL, Capt Sam'l b. WASH
burn, sixth son Of Israel Washburn, and Addie b.
Reade only daughter of the late Hon. S. B. Reade of
Lewiston. =
. In sprmgvale Jan. 10, by Rev VIM. Fl. Woman,
Dea. james Sayward, of Shapleigh, and Mrs Sarah
Collins, of Springvale.
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

Jan 10, lat 80 49, lon rs 40, sch K Lawrence from
Ponce for New York. H
Jan 49, lat 80 OF, Ion IT, sch Ella Pennel 10 DAYS
from st Marys for New York, with loss of jibboom
and sails split)
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20
THE PR ESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 90, 1872.

THE Rockland Free Press is strongly IN ia
vor of general railroad law, and quotes from
the address to the legislature OF Gov. Wash /
burn of Massachusetts, in support of it. The
dispatch in the Argus of Friday morning in
which it is attempted to show that such
policy conduces to monopoly and that Judge
Rice is "red hot'' for it, is too absurd to de-
ceive anybody. These little maneuvers to
put innocent people on the wrong scent must
be very adroitly managed if it is intended to
make them successful. Perhaps Mr.. Pixies
bill of last year is not the best possible one,
but it is better' than nothing, and we are sure
that it can be so modified as to deserve gen
eral support. Meanwhile let nobody be de-
ceived by any pretended advocacy Of such a
law by the railroad kings, unless they may be
in special cases governed more by their AMI
mosities than by their interests.
THE Kennebec Journal also believes that
f'two years of consolidation" have wrought
wonders. 1t doubtless hopes that the new
sovereign will allow it to continue in the en-
ioyment of certain remunerative contracts
and that stem years of State printing will
work other wonders. But kings as well as
republics are ungrateful. Count D'Orsay
and Countess Blessington treated Louis Ma
poleon with distinguished consideration while
he was an unpromising exile, but when they
called at the Tuileries after his coronation the
ex-loafer and man-about-town didn't know
them. Some of the provident courtiers that
are "crooking the pregnant hinges of the
knee to our embryo monarch may also find
themselves, like Falstaff, ignored when their
princelng comes to the throne. "Prythee
rob me thy fathers exchecquer" is the spirit
in which many of them are paying theiI
court. {ete z
THE Portland, (AIe.) Press DESTROYS Of
warning the Lawmakers of that State against
the temptations of the lobby and the schemes
Of spectators, uses this 'sgentle euphuism.' y
Members must resist the insidious approach
es and golden arguments of the disciples o.
fraud" er
The above paragraph appears in the Boston
Z Journal and is copied by the Bangor Wing
This is a very different matter from our al
legged SANDER of Speaker Blaine. Here there
is an express declaration that our exact words
are quoted. We shall be glad if either the
Wing orIthe Journal will cite the article in
which they occur. If they cannot the latter
j would do well to mend not only its manners
but its morals es'4F =
81 THE public will be surprised and panied tt
learn that Mr.. Alanson B. Farwell of Angus
ia and so well known throughout the State
10 -k1l 4 L.. TTy1..
d dications for some weeks that have led his inn
mediate associates to fear this, but Thursday
in public it was so painfully apparent that he
was taken to his residence by his friends. Il
is hoped that it is but temporary and induced
by a protracted season of ill-health. H
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Chicago, Danville and Yincennes
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
Issue only $1S,5OO per mile.
THE LINE COuPIRTEn ANN m
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.

THE LEADING POINTS IN RELATION TO THESE
BONDS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
fist The Stockholders have built first class road.
and equipped it in first class manner mainly rcith
their o,cn money.
3D. They have built their road through one of the
richest portions of the State where all the old roads
into Chicago are earning over $4,000 per mile per
annum and are paying large and regular dividends.
3d. They have built the shortest road to the cele-
brated Block Coal Mines, whose products have
large and increasing market in Chicago in the
facture of iron. as well as for domestic uses.
4th. The road is done, well equipped and earning
money, and no argument is required as in most
enterprises, to show that the Company is able to
build it. 4 fI." trt-,
9th. The portion of the road opened for business
last year. earned more than 80 per cent above its In
terest liabilities.
6th The amount of the mortgage is very moderate,
oeihs Ohiy ABOUT SlctoOV per mile.
7th While Railroad Bonds may be plenty, those
upon finished lines, certain to pay and for 50 small
an amount, are seldom in the market.
sth That as the amount remaining unsold is only
si,ois,Ooo, parties who want them should make i'm
mediate application.
The Bonds are for 81 900 EACH have forty years to
run, and bear interest at the of per cent per
annum, payable on the first of April and October
both principal and interest being payable In gold in
New York. 81 .frsa asfrFt-
We do not hesitate to recommend these Bonds as
unusually safe. They attended with none of the
uncertainties Unprotected enterprises and the prompt
payment of the interest, and the final payment Of
the principal, as certain any future financial
event can wen be. LNlSG zH
Full particulars furnished on application in person
/ Oh by NAL. to ..H.F
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20
EOuuSl

DICKED up in the street one gold chain with
Il charms attached. The owner can have the same
by calling at this office and paying charges ja11dst
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTEAMERs
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND,

tN 5rsf Ff ------------------ II
.3ses Friday SIAN. 10.
.ssrfr .sff ~ ARRIVED. = fWzE a. -
:, Steamer New Brunswick, Pike, st John, NIB via
Eastprot. -
Sch Phenix, Dodge, Boston-iron to Stevens
q Co. t'iafl DIVE Aif'FlT ~
Sch Belle, Crowell, Boston, to load for Baltimore
Sch Rebecca Florence, Rich, Boston, to load for
Philadelphia.
Sch Baltic, Parker, Boston, to load for New York.
Sch E Il Simpson, Price, Boston.
Sch Mary Louise, Simpson, Boston,
Sch Alice M Gould, Farren, Beaver Harbor, NIB
frozen herring for a market. e 81 ~ p ~
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20

Br sch M r G. from st John, NIB for Boston, which
got ashore in York Narrows, has been got off and
taken into Bass Harb0r. She sold by auction to
Capt Geo Reed, for $500; the Sails rigging, cables,
anchors, &c, were sold to other parties for 81 231
The vessel registered 1924 tons and was four years
Brig Winfield, from Cardiff for Cienfuegos, has put
back leaky and with loss of anchor and will 20 into
dock for examination. p, - .
Barque Commerce, at Philadelphia from London,
had rough weather the entire passage and lost and
split sails, sprung leak and threw part of the cargo
overheard. - at DE F-fs : = y -
The Portland daily press., 1872-01-20


Cid at Liverpool 4th inst, Annie kimbal Stinson
New Orleans.
Off Brixham 4th, Mary Reed, Storer, from Havre
for New Orleans.
Off North Foreland 9TH, Jennie Prince Prince, FIN
Sunderland for New Orleans
OFF Deal Sd, Ukraine, Melcher, from Rotterdam for
New York.
Sid I'm Newport Cd inst, Brunswick, Allen, for
Havana.
Ar at Genoa 3Oth ut, Valencia, Small, New York
Ar at Havre LIST inst inst, Cathedral Nickerson, FIN
New Orleans.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-11

ssw CAssts rasiss-i<ave New cspsi. 10, w,l~in..
ton and rhiiadsiphia At 70 ~ I~avc rhs4s,nhs a
II SAM. = ."s ss..ss w..Es % s y: !. c:
viii leave clsytoa eos smyrns y A. ~ sa1 q p II
Leave smyrna for ciayian u kSA. N and q r n Vs
make compositions With trains Aaa o povsr ssd "a
yRKi0lIr TRAIN, With Passenger chr attached, ,.sv.
wiiminEton u 80 A. ". New Castle, 1O Nddlrtevs
2sc. rcwnsend, ss Clayton, 70: Hoys,, l los; W.
s%rs; an a. w s,,f; tsn; cG ...,,nS'on Farming.
aud arrive AT Delmnr st 3s, a. \. Passengers
leaving Philadelphia at II 30 ?. n. will make
close connection with this train al Wilmington.
Rciurning--Wil leave Dclmar, 3 30 p. ~; Lau-
rel, 3 55 Seafort, 4 20 /; Bridgcvtllc, 4 so; Far
mington, s rs Harrington, 8 as FELTON,. q II /:
Wyoming, o IS; Dover, I os; CLAYTON, 7 CAS-
Townsend, . 20; Middletown, 8 40; Kirk wood
q OS; New Castle, q ~, and arrive at Whining
ton, 10 90 p. ~. Philadelphia, II 30 ?. n. and
Baltimore, 3 so 4. n. Subject to delays incident
| to freight business.
| This train will stop TO take up passengers ouly
| at stations named, but will set down passengers
at any stopping plaza, Rscgrr tinre's Corner,
State Road, Rodney and Dupont,
CONNECTIONS,
| Al Townsend, with the Kent Cpuuty, and
Queen Annc's / Ken, Rnronda tor Kcnned yvillc,
Sudlcrsvic und intermediate places.
Al Clayton, with II. I'D. Il n. for Eas,on
and intermediate places.
| At Harrington, with J. 4 Is. RJR for Milford
Georgetown. Lcwcs and intermediate places
Al Scaford, with y. h d. r. Il. for Fcdcrsls-
burg and Cambridge, &c.
Al pclmnr, with T.. s, Il. n. for Salisbury
Princess Anne, CrishcldI also for Berlin and 9th.
or stations on the ". 4 p. II. Il.
May so-iy H. y. KENNEY. Superintendent.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-11

s.s.: e.. s.:r e sc:s:s: !; o.
01k11Oy0 0eaP Teseeasay - tAser
Wssaessan Casuaive EGssea
fAsy ars ~ vis Hasey Dssak. Nsds os Fese
0o0s Wh1skey, rpsse opis1es aaa AeNnso
HASassss lossorA pieed and sweesesed 10 pleas the
en1os. ealisd "Soaics "Appctisesa" RcsloserS" Ae
tAa lss1 ~ tpses to drunkenness and ruin bassss
trus xelns. made ftom tho nsslve roots ard hesbs
cf California. ftee fto0 All AbesAeeta oee1o.
1aass. SAey aso the 01EAT BLOOD PUAl.
FfEA asA A LIFE 01v1N0 P11NClPLE,
apcriset Rssovatoe and iavisorator Of the syslcm.
earyago goS all roscaods matter and rssssng shs blood
70 healthy condition No person take thess nlt.
I'm seeesains TO drsssicaa and rsmsin long unwsi.
psevdc1 ther bones are not dcslroyed BY mlnsral
pslsos ~ other means and the vital organs wasted
teysnd ihs point Of repair.
They are n Qeat1e fur8aetve ~ veil - .
Tsoes. Possessing aso, tho peculiar merit Of acting
- powerful agent In relieving Congestion innam.
NATION ef the liver. and ali the vscerai Organs
FOR PEN ALE EG,OAPI.AHyTH, whether In
ycuns OF oh married single. At the dawn Of woman.
hood II the turn Of HE, ess Tonic Blssen have no
equal
Fer Iaoaaaaaspy AnA GArsals Hhsuu.a.
tisa saA Osss. DysVepsaa ~ 1sasgesssss.
Dsalsus. 1eoastess aaA IsssrWisseas p.
vess, Dsseases er the DleeA. Liver. Ks1-
sseseafsi ooeh Dlseases are eauscdby vlelase1
Bleed, which b generally produced BY deranremsnt
Of he Digestive Orgaas.
DYaPEPA1A On 1NDIoE9rION, Head.
aehc. Rain In tho shouiders Coughs Tshtnes Of Tho
Chest, Dizziness Sour Fluctuations Of tho Stomach
Dad Taste In tho Mouth bilious Attacks raipiaton Of
the Heart. Inflammation Of the Lungs, rain 10 the
regions Of the Kidneys and hundred other painful
ympsoms arc tho oysprings Of Dyspepsia.
they inveoratc the Stomach and stimulate tho iorrid
Liver and nowtis. which render them OF unequaed
efcsey In cleansing the blood Of all impurities and Inn
parting new life and vgcr to tho whole system.
FOR SKIN D1AEASES, Eruption., letter, aais
Rheum Do,ehe', Spots. rimpics. russulcs Doik Car.
buncies Ring Worms, seali Head. Sore Eycs Eryspe.
Las Itch scurfs Discoloraons Of the SKIN Humors and
ptscaes of tho skin, of whatever nature ars
literally dug up and carried Of system In short
time by the of these BierA One bottle In such
will convince the most inercduious o their cura
tive effects
Cleanse the vIiaicd Hood whenever you and lts I'm.
PARTIES bursting through tho akin Ia rinpics Erup.
tions Sores; cleanse Il when you nnd II obsructed
and sinrsish In the veins; ecansc Il when II 10 foul
e s Ss " 81 se sS ss.. ~" the blood
sys!-m Of ,any i,oasands rccinaily destroyed
ss~re .csresy an indivtdssi upon hs & isss Of ihc
earth WHOSE body is exempt from the presence OF
worms u Il not upon the healthy elements Of tho
and siImy Gepo.ts that breed ese s,ns sn.,srs u
disase. No system of Medicine, no verinifurss, no
nnheimniics, VIII free the system from iiks
Sold BY Al, Dr~ssssss a~a Dealers.
,. WALKER, Proprietor. II. II. MCDONALD co,
Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco. Call,
>ns, and - and 81 Commerce Street. Now York.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-11
II PETERsoH's MAGAZINE.
CHEAPEST AND BEST OF ALI
{ nuuupvvsas yoa 1874.

8 pvssas Scs 1874.
TINS populaf 1hpthly Magazine gives more,
= TT the U6oey Than any In the world. u
has the best colcred fashions, the best original
book. 0ssas snd spSliy inplS Svsmsats will he
rad h le7a, whes 4 viifsoshin
ONE rHOqBAwD Pl0ESi
FOURTEEN SPLENDID STEEL PLATEN
rTwH w COL. BKRLkSEATTERESl
TWELVE HlMAOfN col. sEkoHYONS!
oHy rnO C8AKD WOOD sCrsi
FWEKrYFOUR PAGD OF AUSICi
An thh will bs given for only Two Delisr .
year, or dollar lses than magazines sf the class
sf "Pe,srson." Io
Thrilling Tales and Nsvslsttes
Arc the bes, published anywhere. An the mos,
popular writer's are employed to write originally
for Peterson" In iS72, in addition 10 iis d
NAL COrrRiGHT no vEk ETy viii be Civ
| en-, viz: DoraRr wirs paicR by Ann 3. Ste.
phcbs; TnE lsLAsD ov DiAxoupe, BY Harry Dan-
| forth OxcE roo Uvrsx, by Frank Lee Benedict /;
LixpsASs Luck, by Miss y. Hodgson; and A
WIS, YET Nor wws, by the asthsr Of The
Second Iifs.''
Mammoth Cslored Fashion Plates
Ahead Of all others. These plates are engraved
on steel twice the usual size, and contain SIX ag-
ure. They will be superbly colored. Also, sew
eral pages Of household and other receipts In
short, everything interesting to ladies'.
TERMS-AlWays In Advance
One copy, for one ycar."...."..... .........S 90
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Middletown transcript., 1872-05-11


WlLTnER0ER,s
Elavoring Extracts
are warra3,cd equal TO any made. They are pre-
pared from the ./rnIs, and will be found much
batter than many of the Extracts that ARE sold
AK your Grocer or Druggist for Wihterg0's
Elfrdcfs
DARLOw's INDIGO blue
Is, without doubt, the best article In the market
for bluing clothes. II will color more water than
four times the same weight Of indigo. and much
more than any other wash blue In the market
the only genuine Is that put up NJ ALvnEp wiLr-
nxaGEa's DRrG SroRx, No. 23s North Second ST.
philadelphia, Pa. The labels have both Wilt
bcsger's aud Barlow's name on them, all ofheys
are eo.nie.tef. For sale BY most grocers and
druggists.
WlLTBERGERs lsDELiBLE INK will be
found on trial 10 be n superior article. Always
ON hand, and for sale at reasonable prices Pure
Grupd Spices Genuine Medicines, Chamois Skins
Spopres, Tspioca, Pearl, Sage, and all articles
10 the drug line, at
ALFRED WIL TIER GERS DRUG STORE
10. 23s North Second &. PAiiadtiphic, Pa.
July ., ls7i-iy
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-11

TNHERE must be some meri, in a publication
l. which has attained a popularity unprccc-
denicd, we believe, in this country. Works
which reach circulation Of ten or twenty thous-
and are ranked as successful, and empha,icaly
30 II they double that number. But here we
have pamphlet, truly practical, indeed, OF
which i've hundred thousand copies of the ed-
tons Of 1871 were distributed. What those Of
the present year may reach We caa only conjcc-
turc. And ], Is not alone in English the little
messenger reaches the public eye; translaiions in
German and In Swedish are also demanded by
that portion OF our rural population not yet de-
u'estcaied among us lohs enough 10 speak the
language Of their adopted country.
What a useful lesson does the progress OF the
Landreths teach How plainly does Il say,
'hod fast 10 one business object -" cherish
one industrial idea, - be not diverted by the
glitter OF more promising pursuits than that ia
ticc only to disappoin,''
More than threc-quariers of century ago. the
predecessors Of the Landreihs embarked In the
seed trade: little by little, and Il was little G.
nough, as we are told, In the beginning, int
which time our confederation embraced thirteen
colonies, and now grown 10 forty united States
has the business OF the Iandreihs advanced
and augmented until now II Is said to he the
largest Of tho kind not only In this country, bu,
In the World, and embraces six hundred acres
In drilled and transplanicd crops, under the per.
sonal charge OF the proprieiors, who themselves
raise the seeds only Of the choccr varieties o.
vegetables, which require special carc-thc coar.
ct sorts being grown for their account by out
sidc parties.
II hh TO give brief hints and instruct on 10 thci
customers, greater In the number Of families thar
was the individuals..fhaf composed the late arm,
that the Rsrd kegisfo Of 1877: has been printed
We advise our readers who take pleasure Il
country life 10 obtain copy, which may be hat
without charge from Mr.. Z. r. Evans.
Feb i0--H
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-11
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Delaware Rail Roe a Line.
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