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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-08-31

THE LABOR REFORM CoNvFSTIoN.-The coun-
ty Convention of the Labor party met in Mar
ket Street Hall. Northumberland borough, on
Monday last, and was called to order by G. A.
Reimensnyder, Esq, when the following officers
were chosen
Chairman-John B. Francis, of Excelsior.
Vice Presidents--John N. Evans, of Mt. Car
mel and VIM. Fisher, Of Milton.
Secretares-E. d. Killian and John NJ. Fox,
of Sunbury.
committee on credentials was appointed
consisting of the following B. r. Resser, JEFF
| ries McGrath aud Richard 7. Price.
The following committee of five were appoint
ed on resolutions: L. A. Hover, G. A. Reimen-
snyder, B. F. Ressler, Jas. MctIugh and Jas.
G. Sylvis,
The committee retired for about half an hour
when they returned and reported the following
preamble and resolutions
WHEREAS, The Labor Reform Party from its
very incpency was opposed to all class legisa-
ton favoring the few, ut the expense of the
many, and WHEREAS, the growing evil, OF both
the socalled Democratic and Republican parties
is their tendency to Capitalization of power, by
their constant submission and consent to the in
tolerant and tyrnnnical demands of wealth and
power as concentrated in huge monopolics, cor
| porations, and our present burthensomc, obnoX-
ious banking system until both parties have for
feited all claim to principle aad are but combn-
ed organizations Of Office seekers Therefore
| ReSolUed, That we as Labor Reformers declare
our independence, and in doing so invite the aid
and cooperation of all thinking men of both the
socaled parties, in our determined action to res.
cue the liberties of our beloved country from the
combined attacks made upon them by corruption
| fraud and plunder in high places.
| ReSolUed, That we recognize and accept. as
the tried exponent of our principles, the Nation
al and State Platforms ofthc Labor Reform Par
ty, and hereby declare our firm attachment to
! the same.
ReSolyed, That we endorse the nomination of
the State Labor Reform Ticket, and that we pledge
| our hearty and undivided support to the same.
ReSolyed, That in the nomination ola sepcrate
ticket we declare our devotion to principle ire
! spective of any effect our action may have upon
the LEGAL politics of our county. We declare it
to be the solemn duty of every believer in our
principles to support the same, and that we here
by pledge our determined and united support to
the whole ticket as such which may be placed in
nomination here to-day.
Adopted unanimously.
+. A. HOVER,
C.. A. REIMENsNYpER,
BENZ. F. REssLER,
JAS. G.. STLYIs,
JAS. MCIlUGH,
Committee
no ;,,t
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Hon. Nm. 7. Rogers, Mayor of the City Of But
falo, y. Y.
Mayors Office, Buffalo, June -, 1866.
have used 'lIoolaud's German Bittcrs and
ToncD in my family during the past year, and
can recommend them as an excellent toUic, i'm
parting tone ana yigor to the system. Their use
has been productive OF decidedly beneficial cf-
Cccts. WM. +, ROGERS.
Hon. James VI wood, EX-Mayor of Williams
port, Pa.
take great pleasure in recommending ''lIoof-
lands German Tonic'' to any one who may be
afflicted with Dyspepsia. / had the Dyspepsia
so badly it was impossible to keep any food on
my stomach, and became 50 weak aS not 20 be
able to walk half mile. Two bottles rtlcctoi
perfect cure. JAMES NJ. WOOD.
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RrM 8hberfistm,etrts.
Pay Up.

All persons Indebted to the undersigned, on
Note or Book account, will please call and settle
or their accounts will be given to a Justice OF
the Peace for collection.
j. d. MASSER.
Sunburv, July 20, 1872.
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Railroad Time Tables.


Railroad Time Tables.
P. &c Z. r. R-GoING NoRTHwARp
Erie Mail leaves at 8:O5 n m
Niagara Express, 1890 IN
man, 4:20 p m
Eric Express, $3.50 m
N. c. r. W-GoINe SOUTHWARK.
Erie Mail, leaves at 12,45 n m
ERE Express, $40 IN
Mail, 1l;05 m
NIAGARA Express, ESQ p IN
"The Erie Express train remains here about
20 minutes for breakfast.
SUNBURY s. LEwIsTowN r. r.
Mail train leaves at 7.30 a. M, and arrives at
7.50 p. m. Fast Line leaves at s. 40 p. m, and
arrives at 1.50 p. m.
SHAMoKIN VALLEY r. r.
Mail leaves at IL. .35 p. M. for Shamokin and
arrives Mt $50 p. m. Leaves for Mt. Carmel at
4.40 p. IN, and arrives at 9.25 a. m.
d. II. & W. r. r.
Trains leave for New York, via Hazleton Mt
0'2O a. m, and arrives at 3.35 p. IN.
Accident insurance Tickets can be had of j.
Shipman, Ticket Agent at the Depot.
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IL Is not a phl.Ic which may give temporary
relief 10 the sufferer for the first few doses, bat
which, from continued use brings Piles aud kin
drcl diseases To aid in weakening the invalid nor
is ii Il doctorel lilroc, which, under the popular
name Of "Bi,irrs" is 50 extensively paImed oil
on the public as sovereign remedies, but it is Il
most powerful Tonic and Alternative. pronounced
SO 10y the leading medical authorities of London
and Paris, and has been long used by the regular
physicians of ether countries With wonderful ro-
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NY JOLLY FRIENDS SECRET.

do LEWIS New aud Greatc.' Work is an i'm
mer-c success. 18th thousand in press. Agents
delighted ana coming money. Agents Wanted
everywhere. GEO. MACLEAN, Pubiishcr,
aiu,iw 7G3 SAMSON street, Phila.
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Special Notices.
THE CONFESSlONSOF AN INVALID.

DUBLIsHED as a warning and for the benefit
of yo,,i1 men and others who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Loss of Manhood, etc, sup
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RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

AGENTS, we will pay you $40 per week in
cash, if you will engage with Us IT ONCE. Every
thing furnished and expenses paid. Address,
alO.tw. 7. \. Ellis Il CO., Charlotte, Mich.
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CoMMITTED.-On MondaylG, Mr.. Harrison
Z. Kase, of Point township cne to this place
ana gave information to Cipi Reach, that a
young man in his employ hdIcGt him on the
day before and stolen about s3dn money. In II
short time the young man ras detected at the
corner of Market and Thih srests, when the
Captain brought him before Esquirc Pursel,
when he was searched aud slO in currency,
'O cents In silver, u photograL and silver
watch and chain were found lDn his person.
The young mau aeknowledgcdhe theft, and
stated that he had purchased pr of boots, and
the silver watch, and had spentho balance of
the money. He gave his names Miner Bean,
and says that he had Il futhcr ling in the State
of New York. He had been epoyed by Mr..
Kasc for about three weeks. ueyas committed
il default of bail.
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Liberal MEETING" INFER AUGUSTA
During last week full sheendbills were put
up ali over the country annng that Liber-
al Republican, Democratic mig would be held
at Renn's school house, in L Augusta twp,
on Friday evening last. Theikers announced
were DR.. c. E. Up De Graf, Lieut.. William
Magee, of the U. s. Infar The meeting
came of, however, regarded titles, and we
are Informed that tho full slpils had induced
at least thirty persons GALL ncrats) to attend
and hear the eminent speee The meeting
was one ofthose quiet afiairsIch often occurs
where people expect to gain inration and meet
with disappointment. The meg was addressed
by e. c. Up De Graf, E. c. Gp, Jere. Snyder,
and Lieut.. Magee. OF courseir hearers sur
vived the eloquence of Mr.. Snr and Z. c. Co.
bin. The Doctors argumentshich had been
taken from Summers speech, ,ited silent ap-
plause from the audience. Thieutenant's eff
fort at speech making wapnsidered very
logical, and the profanity by him on the
occasion disgusted q numberho came to the
conclusion that he had obtaina thorough edu-
cation on some canal, and tina few more such
speeches would certainly c,e that strong
Democratic township to go Replican.
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A BOYS LETTER OF RECOMMEND.

BOYS LETTER OF RECOMMEND
ALTON.
4 gentleman advertised for a boy
to assist him in his Office, and nearly
fifty applicants presented them
selves to him. Out of the whole
number he in short time selected
one and dismissed the rest.
81 should like to know" taid
friend, ION what ground you selected
that boy, who had not single rec
ommendation ?"
you are Mistaken" said the gen.
tleman, che had great many. He
wiped his feet when he came in, and
closed the door after him, showing
that he was careful. He gave up
his seat instantly to that lame cid
man, showing that he was kind and
thoughtful. He took off his hat when
he came in, and answered my ques.
tons readily and respectfully, show
ing that he was polite and gentle
manlj. He picked up the book
which / had purposely laid on the
floor, aud replaced it on the table,
while all the rest stepped over it, or
showed it aside; and he waited gui-
city for his turn, instead of pushing
and crowding, showing that he was
honest and orderly. When l talked
to him, l noticed that his clothes
were carefully brushed, his hair in
nice order, and his teeth as white as
milk and when he wrote his name,
| noticed that his finger nails were
clean, instead of being tipped with
jet, like that handsome little fellows
in the blue jacket. Don't you call
those letters of recommendation?
| do; and l would give more for
what | can tell about boy by using
my eyes ten minutes, than all the fine
letters he can bring me-"
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nOOkING FOR STOCK.
M ALL ABOUT IT and HOW To DO 1T.
81 . This subject is at last fully explained by
0 Eminent and Practical men.
cNPECIAL ELECTION.

We, the undersigned, trustees OF the township
of Cedar, county OF Mahaska, and State
having been petitiOned to do so BY more than one
third of the resident tax payers AZ said township
do. in pursuance thereofand of an act of the Gen
eral Assembly of the e.ofi Iowa. entitled an
IAN act to enable townships. Incorporated towns,
and cities to aid in the construction of railroads.
approved April 70, 1872, and the amendments
thereto herein give notice to the legal voters OF
said township that there will be a special election
held at Fremont Iowa, OIL Saturday, June
%, lS72. Polls to be opened at nine O'Clock,
a. m, and closed at six o clock of the same day,
for the purpose of submitting to the legal voters
ofsad township, the question whether said town
ship the question whether said township sha aid
in the construction OF the Mississippi and NJrth-
western Railroad from point Oh the Mississippi
River opposite Keithburg, Illinois, to the Mis-
souri, river, by levying tax of five per centum on
the taxable property OF the saia township OF Ce-
dar and ii is expressly stipulated that ii the said
tax is voted, the saIhe shall not be collected, be-
come delinquent or bear interest, until the Mis-
sissippi and Northwestern Railroad Company
shall have built their road from point on the
Mississippi river opposite keithsburg, Illinois,
and have the cars running thereon to station
located within one hundred rods of the center OF
the town plot OF the town OF Fremont, Iowa, and
a depot with all the necessary side tracks, turn
outs and buildings for the transaction OF business
Is established. And IL is further stipulated that
the tax levied shall be collected in two Install
ments one half of said tax to be COLLECTED and
paid when the road is built, the cars running,
and the depot built as above provided; and OnG
half within year thereafter. Said tax il TO be
expended in the Township of Cedar county of
Mahaska, and State of Iowa. The above ques-
tion OF taxation shall re submitted at said cleo
ton in the foil wing form Those vOti g in Ia
vor of said sprOposiIion, shall have written or
printed on their tickets the words For Taxa
tion." and those voting against said proposition
shall have written or printed on their tickets the
words Against Taxation"
Dated this May %, 1872.
:. MCLEAN,
John II WARNER, Tustees.
j, IL. EAsTBURN, I
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THE OSKALOOSA HERALD.
Thursday, June Is, 1872.
THE NEGRO AND THE NIGER.
A Colored Mans Reply to Porte WEIGH.
TUSCALOOSA, Iowa, June, 1872.

~
TUSCALOOSA, Iowa, June, 1872.
Mr.. WEIGH -
We desire to answer some of your
writing in your paper of week before
last. I do not approve of mean and
low things, neither do l endorse on
eryness but we will not forget to
say that your morals are as corrupt
as your sentiments are. We feel JUS
tilted in speaking in our own defence.
The time has wholly passed when
you can Islander the colored people
without receiving a reply. You
might assume the idea that We would
receive your sentiments as an honest
confession or conviction, but You are
mistaken. First, we take it as an in
suit second, as a SANDER third, as
everything diabolical. This language
ust came out in time to show the
black negroes whatthe white nigger's
estimation is of him. This recalls to
the memory of the black negro fresh
again what the white niggers have
practiced for over two centuries, and
you heartily endorse this kind Of
practice carried on by your Demo
cratic brothers and shareholders,
when you said that "the informing
ling of the two races was bad enough
without the iDtermarrying, and that
intermarriage was still more repui-
sive when done TO cover up their
Crimes" and thus 60 on to criticise
Mr.. j. NJ. Loughridge and other men
who are white both in character and
principle. We do not exaggerate
when we say that Mr. WEIGH hearth
ly endorses such when be said they
had better, far better, throw open
the prison doors aud knock off the
shackles from less guilty limbs than
to allow such to escape the peniten-
tiary cells. IT Mr.. w. means what
he says, and doubtless he does, all the
white men and colored women in the
South would have been in the peni.
Tertiary, and there would have been
no one in the South but the colored
men and the white women. We
wish to inform Mr.. Welch's paper
that we have in this city a Golcred
woman who Is the daughter of her
old master, and he is also father of
her second son, and number of 9TH
ers whose misfortune it has been to
bear like progeny. After all, [ can't
see mach difference bet ;, cen the ne
gre and niger, only the niger takes
two half loaves while the negro takes
one whole one, and it is known to the
Democrats that they are the very
mitted these crimes as it is consider
ed by the same, and now after the
country Ia full of the like, he begins
to talk about purity and virtue,
while the negro and the white man
don't say anything about it it don't
trouble them, and | think whenever
the negro aud niger can agree in
regard to the half loaf system, it will
be right, but the negro and the white
man don't believe in the half loaf sys-
TEN. Speak of giving chase in an
open field we expect to do our
fighting this fall at the ballot box
You look upon the colored man as
being nothing but brute and your
inferior. We do not approve of the
way the boys have acted, but as far
as regards the color, all water seeks
itc nup laval
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MEDlCAL.
DR.. {. TENNANT,

would respectfully announce to the citizens of
OskalOosa and adjoining counties that he has
permanently located in this city.
DIR. Remnant does rot propose or undertake to
cure all diseases the human family is heir To, hut
having an extensive experience in the East and
B itish Provinces. and praCticing with the Oldest
and most successful Doctor IN the East, will con
idenLly assert that he cure the following dis
eases
Cancer, without pain or Use If knife, Scrofula
In all Its forms, Scurvy, Salt Rheam, Epilepsy
Gravel, Dropsy, Phes, Eryspeias, Neural gia
Female Debility.
Cancer, dire and malignant disease, which ha-
nacome fe rfully prevalent on this Continent as
veil as Europe, and IL much TO be dreaded above
Ill other diseases.
Cancer can be recognized under three marked
forms, viz: SclrrhGs, Encephaloid and Colloid
These forms are subdivided into numerous varie-
ties, what now may appear to be harmless lumps
in the breast, neck, eyelid or elsewhere A small
wart or sore on the lip may in a few weeks or
months become u disgusting mass of disease The
DIR. does not pretend to cure Cancer in all its
stages, but ii taken in time, will guarantees n
speedy and permanent cure. As rrOof of this
no pay Ia required until the cure is complete
All professional matters strictly confidential
communications promptly answered Consu lta-
ton free. Office hours rom 3 to H. aud toe
Office, one door north OF \ dlon's iewelry sh op
Market Street Oskaloosa, Iowa
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Iowa.

WASHINGTON. Iowa.
Mr.. Donahey.--I have used Fisher's Invigora.
Lof applying II 70 part OF my orchard as directed
TO my surprise those trees on which used IL are
full Of frut, while the others planted on the same
day. and bought At the same Nunsry. have no
fruit on them icheerfulIy Recommend II to all
fruit growers. JosauA PYLEs Z
fully concur In the above
MA VIM CLARK
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PRAIRIE CRY. Aug. H. Is

~. %,
hereby certify that have purchased Fishers
Inyieorator and used II on my orchard as dill ected
and TO my surprise Ii drove every canker worm
of where they were so numerous that they had
stripped all the leaves from the tree, and be-
lieve IL will do all that IL claimed for IL:
john POTTER.
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TESTIMONIALS.

This remedy will do what we claim for IL and we
are willing 10 guarantee IL TO every purchaser
that will give IL n fair trial.
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PRAIarn City. Sent. 1, 1871

TkAIhIE CITY, Sept. j, IbII.
Mr. l.. LAT ghlin, s.r:-I do hereby certify
that have used Fishers Fruit Invig orator, and
took out the Borers In few mieutes, and / do
LEAUEL DowDEN.
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OskaIOosa, Iowa.
This to certify that have used Fishers Invig-
orator ON my orchard and 1t took out the Borers
In less than an hour. believe II will do all that
lie claimed for It. II i. MARTIN,
A. j. WOODWARD.
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EHse a sec % and W "a c Il sec % and n Il
n a of %, twp 76 range Il. 200 acres Prairie
land. Will be sold on easy terms.
Enquire OF
COOK q HUNT.
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DRoBATE NOTICE.

In matters ofthe estate of Joseph W. Hopkins,
deceased:
Notice is hereby given that there is now on file
in the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Mahaska coui v, Iowa, the final settlement and
petition for discharge of Jas. Rhinehart, admr of
the estate of JOseph w. Hopkins, deceased and the
same il get for nearing on the 1st day OF the next
term of the Circuit Court, to be begun and held
in OskalOosa, on the LIST Monday of July 1872, at
which time objections can be made to the approx.
ing of said settlement and granting the prayer OF
said petitioner. c. p. SEARLE, Clerk 80
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ShneA sec 12, twp n, range Is. so acres
Prairie and timber land Will sell on easy terms.
Enquire OF
COOK & HUNT.
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NOTICE.

4
In matters of the estate af Isaac Talbot, de-
ceased.
Notice IL hereby given that there is now on file
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Mahaska county, Iowa, the final settlement and
petition Tor discharge OF l.. -. Talbot admr of
the estate of Isaac Talbot. deceased, and the
same IL set for hearing the Let day of the next
term Of the Circuit Court, to be begun and held
in OskaloOsa. on the LIST day of July, 1872. at
which time obj cIioDs can be made to theiapprov-
ing of eaid settlement and granting III pray er OF
saId petitioner.
80 G. Z SEARLE Clerk
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EhswA sec 6, and W n sc 4 sec 6, and wa
n q sec Z, twp n, range "A. 300 acres. Prairie
land, well watered. Will sell on easy terms.
Enquire of
COOK & HUNT.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

N
Notice is hereby given that John Craig and W.
N. Alexander, composing the firm of Craig &
Alexander, did, on the 9th day of April 1872 ex-
ecute into the undersigned general assignment
OF all their property for the benefit of their credi
TORS. All persons having claims against said firm
VIII present the same properly sworn to, to me
az the city OF Oskaloosa, within three months
rom the publication.
j. II. DOUGLAS,
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DROBATE NOTICE.
tDhODAIE NOIlCE.
In matters of the estate Of Ellen j Sands Dc

In matters ofthe estate of Ellen j. Sands, de-
ceased:
Notice is hereby given that there is now or file
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Mahaska county, Iowa, the final settlement and
petition for discharge of X. p. Bacon, admr OF
the estate of Ellen j. Sands, deceased, and the
same is set for hearing on the ts day OF fhe next
term of the Circuit Court to be begun and held
IN 0skaloosa on the LIST day Of July, 1872, att
which time objections can be made to the approV-
ing OF said settlement and granting the prayer of
said petitioner
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Preserve the Fruit Trees.
The Great Remedy.
FISHERS a-.t
Patent Fruit InVigorator.

Curculio. Wood Borer, Locusts and all other in
sects 30 destructive 10 fruit trees, effectually
prevented from committing ravages on
orchards.
The tender vine and ornamental vine are alike
preserved in root. body, branch and bud from
the attack CT any kind OF vermin OF in
sect, by Fishers new and useful pro-
cess. Patented Sept. - 1865
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Dated May %. 1872.
lROBATE NOPICE
DROBATE NOTICE.

In matters OF tho estate of James l.. Warren
decea-ed
Notice is hereby given that there is now on file
In the office of the cIerk of the Circuit. Court O
Mahaska county, Iowa, the final settlement and
petition Tor discharge of Robert B. Warren
admr: OF the estate of flames L. Warren, decd .
and the same lie set for hearing on the lat day o.
the next term of the Circuit Court to be begun
and held In Oskaloosa, On the 1st day of July
1917, at which time objections can be made to the
approving of said settlement and granting the
prayer of the petitioner.
c. p SEARLE Clerk
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Complete Protection

This remarkable invention has been tested il
the most thorough manner, and has in every in
stance given the most conclusive proof OF III
merits In no case has IL failed to prove itsclf 4
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SHNW a sec s, and n "A sw 4 sec 8, twpT,
range IA. 100 acres. Prairie land viii sell on
easy terms. Well watered.
Enquire of
COOK & HUNT.
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JESSE HIATT, ID. M. BARTLETT, G. BUNDY
and q. Wing, agents for Mahaska and
Poweshiek counties.
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SIMMONS

- ~ q z5Szzs ,ssSsJ : Z : ~ !
with loss oil appetite q
eral costlve, somctimr
The head il troubled "
sensation, considerable
panied with painful Sc
done some hing which
Often complaining of
low spirits. Some
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against the ravages OF the various kinds OF insects
that for years have been preying upon all kinds of
fruit trees.
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The above described lands all located in
thriving neighborhoods, convenient to schools,
and any tract described Can be converted into
a ia