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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-05-15

SATURDAY, May 18th, 1872


At public safe, on the premises, over Eleventh
Street Bridge, on
SATURDAY. May 18th, 1872.
at O'Clock, p. NJ, without postponement, with
drawnl or underblddlng
The square on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
baltimore Railroad aud adjacent 10 the Eleventh
Street Bridge us divided into 81 lots, is on one OF
the proposed thOroughfafes from the heart OF the
city to the Delaware River and is really one OF the
very hest properties ever sold by the Company. The
sand heretofore taken from II has been excellent In
quality, extending 10 depth not yet ascer;ained.
The ground ia high Is near to large manufactures,
and accessible to most convenient commercial ia.
cilites both by water and railroad The balance Of
the lots are on and near Yardever avenue (Which IA
proposed to be extended to the Delaware River land
are but little more than one square from the Bran
DIVINE station on the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE-Twenty per cent. cash, and
the balance In notes with approved endorsers
equally divided at Q aud MONTHS bearing interest
from the day OF sale Settlement In all to be
made previous TO the following Saturday, May 2bth
1872 at u NJ, otherwise purchase may be de-
clared void at the option OF the sellers and partet
who pay the whole In cash on or before that time
will lie entitled TO clear discount OF per cent
Immediate possession on settlement
J, Il HEALD,
President @. /. Company,
Exchange Building,
myl1-l4-lT Wilmington, Del.
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.''sA CITY ITEMS.

Ew-Go today to Shaw q brakes, and see tn
fancy door mats, only slio worth sl.S9 my4-lt
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AnftiulI Sales.
II w. sTIDBAHT q SON,
Roal Estate Agents a. Auorioreern
Ne. III EAST PsuIth Street,
n.y.. .........,., ~,

Sales Of Real and Personal Properly promptly at
tended to- In City or state Regular Sales OF Furni.
turo at their Auction Room every MkDNESD "
and SATURDAY mornings. Also, TUESDAY, FRI
DAY and SATURDAY. evenings All good8 con.
signed 10 them will be promptly attended to. LIB
oral advance on consignments. deol2-h
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rE-Black and Vhus striped Grsnadia,s. ony &c
at shaw BRAKES
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E,naMolAl ANp ooMMERoIAL.

OpF4on or rnn DAILY CoznrKRcIAI-
Wilmington, Del, May 10, 1877.
Aea regular monthly meeting of the Mechan-
les Loan Association, held last evening, $1,000
sold at 2711 per cent. prsmiumi si55Oas 271,
and ssooAt25.z
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Advertisements OF three lines arc inserted under
this head twice for % centa)
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SHAW DRAKE will open large and splendid
= stock Of Ribbons, to-day, call and see.
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I EMOVAL-The undersigned desires to give M
HI lice of the removal OF his Dental O1lces from,
us late residence, cor Fifth and Shpey streets To
no. Gus KING street, where, with Increased faeiii
ues ne VIII be pleased to walt on his patrons,
JahSu-Om q. x. JEFFERlS, Dentist
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"a /" NICHOLS co. EXPRESS. Baggage re-
ECsmpyed 10 any part OF the rty. Carncfs ,is.aned
ain preserved from moth, ana relaid with care Cal
soiulhlhH Whitewasling, &c, ~ All orders thank
iuIY received anu promptly attended to. ONCE 305
Ming street. Please leave orders at the following
pa,'s, Tor baggage and carpets, DC; Mr. j. r. Holt
itni'I ana Market streets; Greenman, PlersOn a
Co, il9 Market street; s. Il ban n CO. 5lT MoTtst
9ltel a. Bradley Jones, Gls Market street, Joseph
Jones, ruin and Market street; and ll25 Orange 81
see wagon On the street. feb2s-gm
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DREss GOODS CHEAP.

CALL At SHAW n DRAKB's, 2ls Market street, an
look az The striped silks, only 9uc worth Sl.tO.
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WILLIAM CREEY,
HOWARD h. GUY,
CHARLES GRkKN,
WM. WILSON, JK.

STATE or DELAWARE, NEW CAsTLE County 50.
Re It remembered that ON This 10Th day OF April,
A. d., Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-twO, person.
ally came before me, Geo. ONeill, Justice OF the
Peace for the County OF New Castle and State OF
Delaware, William Green, Howard l.. Guy, Charles
Green aud VIM. wilson Jr., parties to tins certin.
cate, known 10 me personally to be such and ac.
knowedggG the said certificate to be their deed,
given under 10Y hand, the day and year aforesaid
GEORGE O'NETII j. f.
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At public safe. on the premises, over Elevei
Street Bridge, on
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MOTTO William Greco, Charles Greeu, and
William Wilson, Dr., have This day entered into a
general partnership under the irm nam Of William
Green Co.. for the purpose Of conducting the gen
efal Carriage, Hardware, and Iron business 81 tie
Squth-eastery corner VI Third aud Shipley Streets
wilmington Delaware, lately carried On by green,
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VALUE OF SALT.

Salt is not only an agreeable condi-
nent, but also an indispensable requi-
site. When moderately used it acts
~ gentlo stimulant to the stomach,
and gives piquanoy and relish to our
food. In Africa the high.oaete chill.
dren PIX Esqqesk,'..r as i is were sugar,
although tbS poorer GLASSES of@natives
cannot 10 indulge their palates. Hence
the expression 10 vogue amongst them,
"He eats s,lt With, his yictuals," signi-
flying thatthe person alluded to is an
olale1t p.a. 1q those countries, where
mi'es.l saltis nS procurable, and where
the Inhabitants are far removed from
tho 50, kind Of saline powder is pre-.
pared rom, certain vegetable products
to serve'u its stead. Indeed, SO high
ly is sastAsldsd, 10 somieZ plsces that
from its Wy scarcity it is employed as
substitution 1oney.-Food Journal,
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NATURE " s.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Contains no Lac Sulphur-No Sugar of lead-No
utharge-No Nitrate Of Silver, and Is entirely free
from tho Poisonous and Health-dsstroying DxusA
used in other Hair Preparations
Transparent and clesr crystal, will not soil
tho hhehs A.I.t- rt1lettly SAFE, CLEAN and EFFI-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LONG SOUGHT FOR AND
FOUND AT LASTl
It restores and prevents the Hair from becoming
Gray, i@parts q soft glossy appearance, removes
andrnn Is cool and refreshing to the head, checks
the hair from falling of, and restores it to great
extent whom prematurely lest, prevents Headache,
cures al Hunors, cutneous eruptons and unnatural
Heat; Asa DRESSING FOX the. lair It Is the best
Article in the market.
Dr.. G. SMITH, Patentee, Gorto Junction, Mass.
Prepared only BY PROCTOR BR0THERs, Glouces-
ter, Mass. The Genuine il put up in panel bottle,
expressly for it with name Of the article blown
In the glass, Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair
Restorative, and take NO other. 80 Q
- For sale by O. SCHULTEN CO., -: * &! .
r.. and T1CKNOR, TOLMAN L co. St. Cloud
VAN SCHAACK, STEVENeON& REID, - '
.,> Wholesale A gents 90 Lake Steet Chicago - :,
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LONGEVITY OF FARMERs.

In . late address before the Farmers
Club Of Princeton, Mas, Dr.. Nathan
Allen said that according 70 tue resistra-
ton report Of deaths. in Massaehusetts,
published now for about thirty years, and
preserved with more accuracy and CON-
pleteness than anywhere else IN ths ooun.
try, tho longest age il found to obtain ID
agricultural life. II the ten different oc-
eupations 40 gwen In these reports, the
gcultivators Of the earth stand % class at
tho head, reaching, on "a aversgs. the $50
81 nearly IS years. while that of the mex.
class, merchants, i Only absut 40 years !;
that o. mechanics Nall kinds, about 48
ysars, and that Of ishosnaakers about, Il
years. Thus, there Il - advaatar, q
about l5,years On ne side OF the farmer.
q compared with merchants, and they
reach On average ass but little short Of
three score years and ten. p
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Small potatoes are generally used
tor .sproutiDg, but large ones givsl
stronger plants. ! Linden OF Eastwood
is good tor troughs. White cwalnu. il
better, but harder to hew. Il will do
to prune apple trees IN March, but it
would be better 70 prune them dur
ing pleasant weather 10 Winter, when
the wood was not frozen. 5,s You may
SOW clover, With rye and Fog the re
down whom ripe, if you cut the svineJf
noses with the Hog-tamer j; but tho rye
will ineommsde You the first season if
tho clover is intended for moving.
Western Rural. / 4 - s.1-s
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11.: 49, ss.js..::.. e.i.sss x CO. ss-S:1:
millions Eear + essi sesy q lteir
- Wonderfsl curasfve Eacess.r, -
yaps6as il3lsseFsi are not s:sile Fancy
Dflak, Mads Of Peer Ram, Whisl<ey.
Pro0f epIrit6 and Refase Ltsuors, doc
for,d. spicsd and swsstsnsd 70 please he taste,
called s,fsnSss;"is Appettserk," :Restorefs,' &e,
that lead the tippler on todrupkenness and ruin,
but are . true MsdIeins, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from all
Alcoholic SsImalssts.. They ars the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and 4
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, perfect
Rsnovator and lnvigorstor Of the STstsn. carry
ing OF ali poisonous matter and restoring ths blood
to healthy condition. No psison can taks thess
Bitten according to directions and remain ieiS
unwell. provided their bones are not destroyed
by mineral poison or other means, and the vital
, organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They are n Gentle Purgnitve ms we'll
~ Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
Of acting ~ a powerful agent in relieving Conxes-
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver, and Of all the
Visceral Organs. - .
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS. whether
in young old. married or single. at the dawn OF
womanhood or at the turn of life, these Tonic Bit
ters have no equal
For Iniinmnntory md Chronic Rheu.
mntIsm and Gout, Dyspcpsia or 1u-
Digestion, Bilious, ReHsiffent and
Intermittent Fevers, Diseases, Of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys aud BLADDER,
these Bitters have been most successful Sack
Diseases are caused by viiiated Bleed,
which il generally produced by dezansement Of
the Digestive Organs. .4 -..,-.zsg
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, CouEhs. ffEht-
OF the Chest, Dizziness. Sour Eructations OF
the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth. Billions
Attacks. Palpitatton Of the Heart, Inflammation Of
the Lungs, Pain in Their Of the Kidneys, and
hundred other painful symptoms are-ths Oh
springs Of Dyspepsia. Z. ->-,-- 4 - -
They inyisora4s the Stomach and stimnlats the
torpid Liver and Bowels. which render them Of
uuequalled efficacy in cleansing the blood Of Ill I'm
purities. and inparting new HE and viRor to the
whole system: -. So =
FOR SKIN DIsEAsEs, ErupdonA. Tsttsr.
Salt Rhcum. Blotches, Spots. Pimplss. rustules,
Bofls, Carbunelss. RIM. Worms, scad He'd, Bors
Eyea Erysipelaa 1tea scurfs Discelorations Of the
Skin: Anmss a,d Dissssnt q re I skn: q Th.s
tssss Sste1s DC Sotte ID saca es.:s Wi eop:
vince the most tnersdulous Of their curative e&o.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whonever you ind it,
Impurities bursting through the skin in PfmplsA
Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it when yea ind Il
obs1ucted and lu8gish In the veinss s16anss Il
WHEN tits foul and your feelings win tan Juu whsn.
Keep the blood pure, and the health Of ths syseem
viii follow. p
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS. urti.s
inths sJetAn u somany thousands azs e6setual,y
Destroyed and removed.
i SOLD BY I'LL DRUGGISTS AND DRAI1Rs.
Fs .na sen r. ssa
Cal. and 81 and "a Commerce. Street, Hsw 3oEk.
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41ssfsrmsrsa Uaion.
Tho seed.time is at hand. The great
staple, df the State, the wheat crop, sell
dvm Ysik-if sovcf early-thc earlier
tie better. We wish We could impress
upon every farmer tho necessity Of
getting the wheat early into the ground
No matter if the the soil is not thswed
out. + thegflost is sp@oieatly out 50
that The wheat can be properly covered,
COW it. 1fitfs,anot)Is put io dry, mud
It in, but Of course tho seed must be
we'll covered ana The surface of The soil
thoroughly pulverized.' There is no
danger Of the seed rot.iug:> Wheat 10,
the Northwest wont rot: No. matter
how early it is sowed, no matter how,
hard tbs soil freezes, no matter how
much rain falls on the ground after the
wheat is sowe3, no matter how much
ice covers the ground, the seed wheat
will Sc ss1er. It will grow. Have 20
fears on that score. - y
But, says the farmer, are We not. Ii,
able to get good crop Of wheat if we
SOW later, say after the ground is thaw-
ed out, ,fterths frost Is all out Of the
ground, after the soil becomes warm
and dry. To all such wc answer, yes
A good crop ma, be had, but not a
sure ono. The rich soil Of the North
west is always liable to produce . good
crop, especially if tho ground has been
properly worked and properly cared for,
but late sewing Of wheat on the very
best ofssoilGis not always, though geo.,
orally sure crop. On the other hand,
early sov,nsis!aan0stsalv.1s sure Of .
good, crop, We have tried it thorough.
", effeotuslly, aud we speak Of What
We know. Early sowing will be worth
hunarAda4 Of thouaands e. dollars to the
Northwest.
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To RESTORE FURN1runE..-.The
best PREPARATION for cleaning picture
frames and restoring furniture, u. arr
cd OF scratched, is mixture Of three
parts l,n " ED oil .nd one part spirita Of
turpsas'ns. 1t not only covers the
disagured surface, but restores wood t,
Il original color and leaves !. 'lusterr
upoe tAe surface Pat ron . with, "a
vooe6 eloth, and when dry, rub vi Is
Woolan ses 10. .ss NJ j. i l;;ysiif
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FIFTEEN O'CLOCK. ;

We remember good story which We
once heard DR.. Charles Jewett; tell in one
Of his temperance addresses. At oil events
twas good as he told it. -'''
Lumpkins and Boozle were on : tn cir
way home one night from . oonvivial party
and as the toasts which they had drank
had been numerous, and as the beverage
On the occasion had been somewhat strong
or than DR.. Johnson's tea, their heads were
not in . very perpendicular condition.
In fact, their course was IN extremely zig
rag and uncertain one. As they staggered
onward. the bell Of . neighboring church
started to peal tho hour Of midnight. -
Lumpkins stopped and caught hold Of .
lamp. post. ~ u ; - :. VI. 49, ~ :.
"Role on. ole Teller" he said TO- his COM
panion,; 5.:let's see what (hie) time it's" ).
Boozle also embraced the lamp post, and
they both counted the strokes Of the deep.
toned bell. .,.,.., 5:>:..:'.l ~ i
r''Ons-tWo-three-" s~--~.~~--
6 Al this point the clock Of ane,A her church
just down divsrsins:: street slightly BE-
hind the true Of IL neishbor, commenced
to strike ]; and 80 nearly did its notes har:
moniss and time in with the other, that tn,
obfuseated sense Of our two sdventureri
did not catch the double strokes. g. III 81
They counted on, loudly and in unison
'eleven-twelve,"- without break O.
time or rhythm the belated clock kept or
to finish its work, and the convivisl knight
kept on counting y - ''&'1 III, - 8. J
thirteen !-Fourteen Fifteen -"
':fifteen o'clock 2" cried Lumpkins
transferring his hold from the lamp-post t.
the shoulders Of his companion. ~ say,
Boozle-I ken remember, (hic)-man an
boy, fer (hic) nigh onto forty year, bu
(hio) bless me if l ever before (hio) knew
it to be 80 late Is this?" E$%
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"A fashion reporter describes some Of
the toilettes At = recent party At Chey.
enne 1.-THE belle Of the evening was Miss
w.. She dressed faultlessly in linsey.
Wolsey Of the palest shade of cafe an lait,
cut on train and trimmed with Chicago rel
les. Miss Il. wore polonaise made Of
blue jeans, postillioned in the back, visa
Wis with detron bias, and gole ed in the
most ssnguinsry manner. She NO re no
jewel but consistency"
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SPONGE CAKE.-Two CUPS sugar,
four eggs; beat sugar and eggs. fifteen
minutes, two cups -four, tbree-fourths
cup boiling water, one teaspoon d, II
Of tartar, one-half teaspoon saleratus
Put cream Of tartar and saleratus 10 the
boiling water gradually. Beat up.
Il makes two cakes. Use. lemon ia.
VOr.
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FIRE I RE EXTINGUISHEk

M0RrGAGE SALE-Default having been made
I'M In tbs payment Of tho sum Of seven Hundfed
a.a Ten Dollar. $7lQ), which 10 claimed to be due
q the date ct this notice upon certain MortRsxe
1lshihsid II. B.ker, bearing date tSs 18th DAY Of
AugSst 4. D. 1885, and daily recorded in the ohcs Of
H. 1etsr Of Deeds 10 and for the county ofssarns
aod STATE Of Minnesota, on the fourteenth day Of
9en.ary A. p. 1899 AT o'clock P. n, in book r Of
DeStgaeee, on pages 81 and 252 and 1853 and which
osggaes and the debt thereby secured were assigned
a1d transferred by said Archibald II. Baker to Ly-
nan :. Eaton and William Eaton BY An instrunsat
u writing dated on the ed day Of December AID
1871 and duly recorded in tho once Of said Rsgstsr
Of Deeds, the 18th day Of December A. D. 1871,
at three o'clock p. II. in book "A" Of Assignments
and sgresmsnts pages 304 and Sot; and no action
Or proceeding ct law or having been iusS
tutsd t. recover the debt secured BY said NostaeSo
any part thereof; s.&t.4sa s-ses4J aso.E
Now therefore, notice b hereby oven that ~ y;r.
tue Of power of sale contained in said mcrtsase.
and pm rsuant to the statute ii eh case nisdS end
provided the said Win b fEsclossd and 10
VIZ. The north east quertse Of. section tvo ~ in
township on. hundred and twenty fodr (l2 north Of
range thifty.four(3l west. oatAluine one huudred
and sky se.ss ei!and less IN Stearns ooun
~ and STATE Of Alnnesota, with the hereditaments
and will be sold ct public auction,
to the highest bidder for cash. pay said debt and
interest," and the taxes, It hny, On said premises and
my dollars. attorneys fees Is stipulated in aud By
aid II closure. and thedsbmse.
nents allowed BY law which sale will BE- made by
the Sheriff Of aid stearns County, 1t the south
door Of the Court House, city 81 st. Cloud In
sid county and State, ON the 18th day Of APRIL lD
lT2,at 10 O'Clock 4. n Of that day, subject 70 -
Of sale. e provided by Law. : : 20
dated, February 18th N: 1871. ?. ..SG5 :.
Gas. = H1 a,ts1.,, Wl ILL 1sas.,,,
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TREA rMEnT OF HoRsEs FEET

ANAAEmGnV OF HORSES FEET.
M. a.as.e. ys.e.. il the Edinbur.h
V's''isary Reuitv for August, says THE
day viii u he9ievs,: soon come; when the
people will not allow cutting instruments
70 touch ths goiss e. Their, horses. f..t ct.
nave said in former papers that the wall,
sole and eaes ste se eoastraetea that toy
mutually cooperate, and that tho interme-
date hosn,tw which + have shown is 5, seere.ted
between TIL xall and sole Of their union tuii,i,
10 also required to be .lsft entire but BY
tho prevailing custom Of cutting the hoof,
these substances which in their nature are
rsbosAdht slringr, m destroyed Of great
y impaired. =, The custom .g4Nr Of thinning. the
sole, and likewise Of keeping that part al.
wsys IL COW dung, Or other net soldering
material, under the name Of "stoppings,' >,
wss brought much into vogue after tho ,s-
tsb)ishnent Of our first veterinary schools i"
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SEASON Eva QUITTING TIMBER.

Aooo'aiasG6 . lartAf, March and
April are the lqst favorable months
for cutting timbeSntended to be- used
by builders and oa' enters. the average.
' ss' x @s''; ;u being les, than
'of months the averA ..0 '0:,
and in tho three winter Il H. ty'e'gnt'
one. He states that properly scss %ot6Sy,
timber contains from twenty to twenty.
n7e per cent. of water, and never less
than about ten per cent; add if the
moisture is entirely removed BY art,6.
clal means, the wood loses it, elasticity
aud flexibility and becomes brittle.
Any artificial seasoning Of wood should
be carried on very gradually ), the tem-
peraturefatsthei bsginning being Low,
and the process not carried too lar.
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Split RoLLs.- One egg we'll beat
On zone yeast cake dissolved in = cup
Of warm milk; two teaspoonfals Of
salt T; -four enough to make stiff bat.
tor; set to rise when risen, work iu :
:largastspcnful Of butter, aud -four
enough to-iroll roll ont al inch thick !,
spread over with butter, or lard fold
T. e.! ; ;aaa bs III. d.. II,
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The other Sunday M. Sturgeon, in
the course Of his sermon, "came down"
on the fashionable congregations who take
no part in tho praise Of God, but leave it
all 10 be done BY afsw voices, or BY pa id
choir'. ut is wretched, it is horrible" said
Mr.. Sturgeon. ito sit in church where
such custom ID observed"
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WHITE CAKE.-Four tablespoons
butter, nes.nd saIous-h,lf cups sugar,
three eggs (~hites), one cup of sweet
mill, twp 1eups taoss ", ons' te.spoonfal
cream Of tartar, oue-half Teaspoon soda,
vanilla,
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HOT BEDs.-Tbe cost of hot beds is
small !, TIA a. three speixkbors can
olubfsssthe1r and build { hot:bed With:
out paying dollar each. They are use
tu', almost indispensable. Radishe,,
lettuce, toustoes, oabb'ges, cuoumberss,
and a lot Of other vegetables can be
had four or five weeks in advance Of
the Ordinary season BY the' help of hot
bed". 1ts construction ii simple. Dig
out : few feet Of mother, earth. Throw
10 greenhouse manure aud cover it with
= few inches Of soil. Around the mar.
gin build common frame,5 eover With
xindov low: =. and ID, the work is zdono.-
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$1,000! REWARD n Il
DR.. HUNTER,

Sl psy tas aso.s .sx.zd to aay Psr.e. sa1ss,e hsa
DE- Hunter has pest z number Of ysan in Paris -
0sr = acquire kDewledgeo a. bsAissases 10 aiSo
e tht scants. ~. auat:s ~hils = PsIky
carefully prepared by himself in his own LabasSo
ne k1eeesss odern Eefnrm n medicine on.is4s
70 concentrated form. When judico1ily admniStRe4
thsy meet disss 20 with Wonderful certainty.
$3.50 Of both se1se at hi. pa.lers Fl West RDdelph
OhiCaSo. H., WhQe0 al LISTERS should b addfooDoG
(9sTH N spokeul Send t.o stan p for MEDICAL O0d
non SENGE, Tfeatise the Nature aud Treatment
LIDO - thoos about 70 mA1K9.
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FOR SALE.

The above lands will be sold very cheap
and on very favorable terms. Parties
wishing either OF. all the pieces, will please
address the undersigned, stating the terms
desired. :. !. :. w. - =; - ~
Apply to L. GREGORY :
s., S. Railroad Land Office, St. CLOUDY
Or ,-.,-, CALVIN T, HOW :.
Il tfs- 81 .sff2 Box 22l5. New York
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