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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04
THE NEW RAILROAD LAW.

Yesterday tho House took IN the
bill introduced by Representative Nc
Crary, Of Iowa, to regulate commerce
among the several States. This bill
was reported from tho Committee on
Railroads and Canals. Mr.. 'McCrary
spoke at length upon tho bill. Tho
tslegraphic abstract furnished gives
the following points Of his speech:
He said Ii provided two things only In
the nature OF reformation: First-that
persons engaged In railroad commerce
shall not make unreasonable or extor-
tionate charges; second-that they
shall not make unjust discrimination
In charges. The bill was therefore de-
claratory of common law Itself. IL
had not been prepared In any spirit OF
hostility to railroads, and required
nothing from them not fair. just and
reasonable. He argued tho power OF
| Congress over Interstate railroads.
and that 1t was plenary and unlimited
except by constitutional provisions,
and was c~o-extensive with the power
| of any single government over COM
mon carriers. 1t was for Congress to
decide what IL should do In the way OF
regulating commerce. and under the
Consultation the only limitation to the
action OF Congress In the matter was
that what IL did should be In the ma
ture OF regulation. He declared that
the tariffs Of the great railway corpo..
r~atiens were fixed by combination
not by competition. aud appealed 70
the House to seize upon the only
means by which these vast comblna.
tions, these powerful monopolics,
could be controlled. Unless national
legislation was used TO regulate them,
they would DO LEFT without any regu-
lation nj all, the States being power
less to do so. lie expressed himsslfin
favor OF opening new routes OF CON-
mcrcc aud Improving the old ones,
aud 50 approaching the value oil water
routes, but argued that nothing that
could DO done In these directions
would obvlate the necessity TOR the
legislation sought by this bill. As to
tho project OF building a great nation
nj railroad. he declared 1t should DO
considered only, II ut all, as tho last
resort but even II there was such n
road, Congress would still need con-
troll OF the other roads, so asto compel
them to connect with Ii. In conclu-
sion, he hoped Csngress would not
hesitate to discharge It's whole duty IN
the premises.
The bill was not acted on, but will
come up as special order from day to
day, until disposed OF in some manner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04

SricxEES MiNEs.-we are reliably
informed that a party Of three hun
dred miners left Fort wrangel OH the
10th ult. for the Stickeen mines. They
found largo quantities Of provisions
scattered along the road, thrown away
by overloaded "sledders." The
weather had been cold, but nothing
like rs severe rs they had been led to
expect, aud 1t was then raining. Men
who had been ut the mines, aud win.
tered ut Fort wrangle, gave new
had received before leaving home. All
were In excellent spirits aud hal high
anticlpatlons for the future. which we
hope may 10 fully realized. Portldnd
Bulietfn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04

Tun attempts made BY Representa-
tive L~uttrell, OF California, to obtain
an investigation Of the Contract and
Finance Committee OF the Central Pa
cilc l;ailroad are evidently rcslsted
strongly BY some secret combination.
A special dispatch from Washington
says Of his efforts In thi, direction that
"Luttrcll has been, ever since the
opening Of the session, hammerlng at
an attempt to have these contracts III
vestlgated, either by Congress or the
Courts, but he has failed uniformly In
his endeavors. He Isl new member,
bu; he has beer so persistent that some
success might by this time have
crowned his efforts, and that he has
failed eau only be attributed TO the III
fluence OF a strong combination In this
city. whose endeavor Is to prevent an
Investigation Of the subject"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04

YESTERDAY = bill was introduced In
the New York Legislature making n
williul circulation Of false intelligence
calculated to affect the price OF stocks,
bonds, or merchandise a misdemeanor
punishable by flns and imprisonment.
This Is doubtless the result Of the re-
cent forged letters read In the New
York Stock Exchange by which a
panic was created aud severe losses
sustained by holders Of Western Union
Telegraph and certain railroad stocks.
1t occurs to US TINT = law like this
should DO introduced into the Califor-
MIA Legislature and passed at once.
IL would have the Immediate effect oil
stopping tho infamous falsitlcs daily
published In the San Francisco CD!
regarding stocks Of mines on tho Com.
stock lode. 1t Is a simple measure Of
justice to holders Of stock In mining as
well as other corporate companies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04

Ex.PREsrpESr FiLI.MonE Is lying at
the point Of death In Buffalo, N. Y.
A dispatch from that city says that at
nine o'clock last night there was no
change In his condition. Ills whole
body Is completely paralyzcd, but his
mind Is clear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04

rHE Ohio Constitutional Convention
has adopted an amendment comforting
the veto power upon the Governor,
aud making three-fifths vote Of the
Legislature necessary to overcome lt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04

Tim lllinsls Senate has passed n bill
making drunkenness Of railway Oil.
GERS. while on duty, u criminal otisnse.
Il Is already a criminal ofrense, but
probably the new law provides special
peualties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04

THE advent OF q wild cat broke up q
wedding In Missouri the other even
Ing. The cat wanted to Introduce q
new claws In the marriage ceremony.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04

SENATOR CAiTESrER yesterday gave
notice tina. he would to-day call up
the bill providing for a new election
In Louisiana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04

The Eureka Sentiaei nominates Col.
A. C. Ellis, Of Carson. rs the Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor Of Ne
vada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04
births.

YoUNG-In Gold nm, March 4. to tho wife Of
Frank Young, q s0n.
G~ARRATT-ln Virginia. March !. to the wife
OF James CARAT, n son.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-04

VoU CAN buy AT BEDROCK PRICES
Everything In tho line Of
Smyrna times., 1874-03-25
CHERIFF'S SALE.

-
~ BY virtue Of a writ Of Levar Facias, TO me
directed. will be exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel
Of Charles Z FOEweIl. in the Town Of Smyrna. on
THURSDAY. the Cd day Of April. 1874, commenc.
ing at VI o'clock, z, M the following described Real
Estate. TO WIts
All that certain lot, piece parcel Of land with
two ostOry frame dwelling house erected thereon,
situate on Commerce Street in the town Of Smyrna. IN
Kent county and State Of Delaware. marFed on the
deed front lot No. IL. beginning at stake southeast
corner Of High and Commerce Streets, and thence
with said Commerce Street north seventy two degrees
east thr y-six feet four inches 10 sake on the south
side OF The said Commerce Street, corner for front lot
No I6 thence with the line Of front lot No 6,souih
forty degrees and thirty minutes east two hundred
and eighty on feet inches TO stake on the nor'h
aide of Mni erry Street. corner OF front lot NO 10
thence with the nOrth side OF said Mulberry street.
south forty nine degrees and forty five minutes, wesi
thirty three feet SIX inches to a stake north west
corner Of the aforesaid Mulberry Street and High
Street; thence with the north east side OF High
Street. nOrh forty degrees thirty minutes west. t"o
hundred and ninety five feet 10 the place OF beginning
containing SEVEN THOUSAND AND SIXTY
EIGHT SQUARE FEET OF LAND, he the same
more Of Iess q being lot OF land conveyed by deed
Of bsrgun and sale 70 the said EbenezeE Lurty from
Daniel Cummlns and wife. and recorded in the office
for recording deeds al Dover and for Kent County
aosesaid. IN Book l.. Vol 4, Fooa l32 and l33 by
reference thereto will appear large together with
all and singular the buildings improsemen,s. &c
Seized and taken in execution as the propertv OF
EBENEZER LURTY and ELIZA, his wife, and will
be sold for cash.
t.r.L CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
eEKRFFs 0FgicE, DOVES. DEL,
March seth. Is7G
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SHERIEF'S SALE.

NHERlEF'S SALE
- Bv virtue of a writ of Levari Facias TO
Te directed will be exposed 20 Public Sale. al The
Hotel of \hares f. FOxweil. in the town Of Smyrna
on THURSDAY. 9Th day of April. 1874. cOmmenc ing
al O'Clock r. M, the following Real Estate. to vii
All that lot, piece parcel OF -Ound situated al
Clayton, IN Duck Creek Hundred, Kent County and
Sale Ot Delaware, fronting on The rood leading from
SMYRNA Clayton seveniy-fve feet and running bac
para iel with the Delaware Railroad one hundred
feet containing SEVEN THOUSAND FIVE HUN.
DRIED SQUARE FEET OF LAND. be the same
less Il being the same lot Of ground and
prem conveyed by deed OF bargain and sale the
sald john w Thomas Sv John M VOshell and wife
and recorded in the office for recording Of deeds
nnver, ia and Of Kent County aforesaid. in Book A.
Vol s. Folio 308 as by reference thereto will appeaI
a. large together with all and singular the buildings
improvements &c
SeiZed and taken in execution the property nj
JOHN W THOMAS and wife. and ierre tenants, and
Wlll be sold for cash
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHERFFs OFFICE. DOVER. DsL.,
March 90t hi
Smyrna times., 1874-03-25

NHERItF'S SALE
~ By virtue Of & writ Of AL Levari Faciss. 10 me
directed will be opposed to Public Sale at the Hotel
OF Charles e FOI~elI, IN tho town OF Smyrna. or
THURSDAY, the 9Th day Of April. 1874. commencing
at u OcOcE p. Nj the following Real Estate situate
10 the Village OF KentOn. in KsnIOn Hundred KEN
county and State OF Delav are. 10 wit;
All that certain OI piece. and parcel OF land
situate in the village of KenOn. in KentOl Hundred.
Kent County and State Of Delaware adjoining lands OF
David D Downs. AMI a lot nov OF Nancy Lyds
C4rDw, purchased hy heI at sale OF certain lands
Lewis Graham. sold by 8. NJ. Collins, Bsq late
Stcrf under process. he the contents thereof what
'Oev-r they may and having iwO-stnry brick store
house ami other out b1ildIngs thereon erected, and
being part OF the same premises which were con-
veyeI HnlO the said Lewis Graham. IN fee by The deed
OF I'm Green and Nehemiah f.. Downs and Others
dstsI IAe lst day OF June. A. D. 1863 and Of record
! me ufice Of the Recorder Of Deeds in and for Ken
Comfy AFORESAID. IN Book V, Vol. e. Folio 215. &c
Together with all and singular the buildings and i'm
prOvemenls Sc.
Setzad and taken in execution as the property o
LEWIS GRAHAM. and will be sold Tor cash
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
SHERITT's OFTIoE, Dover. DEL.
Aarch
Smyrna times., 1874-03-25

NHERIEE'S SALE.
- Ry virtue Of a writ Of Levari Facias. TO me
directed will he exposed 20 Public Sale, at the door
Of the County Building in the Town Of Dover. on
TUESDAY, the 7Ih Gay Of April, 1874. commencing
at O'clock, P. NJ, the following described Real
Estate. 20 wit:
All that certain farm, plantation, tract and parcel
Of land, situated in Kent County, Dover Hundred
and State of Delaware Aforesaid. living both sides
Of the road leading from the Town of Dover 10
Little Creek Landing, and adjoining lands Of Thos
". Deunev. lands late Of Jacob NJ. Hill, now Of
II F. and Sherman w. Olmstead, and lands oi
william Walker. containing ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, more or less, and being the
same premises which the said John c. Pennewil
and Virginia, his wife, by their certain indenturc
Of bargain and sale, bearing date the sixth day o.
April A. D. 1867. and Of record in the Recorder
office Of Deeds. &C., in and for Kent county, IL
Book E. Vol. S. Folio 800. &c. conveyed unto th'
said John F. Baker. in fee, as in and by the said in
dcnture, to which reference 10 hereby expressly
made, will more fully and at large appear, tOgethe
with all and singular the buildings. improve
ments, &c.
Seiz~d and taken in execution as the property o
JOHN F. BAKER and PHEBE L.. his wife. an
terre tenants, and will be sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
sHERiFR's OFFICE. DOVER. DBL.
March itth. 1874.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
a In compliance with the second paFagrap ph ihe
10Th section Of the Acl regulating the sale Of ntOXI-
eating liquors" passed at Dover, April 10TH 1873
hereby give notice that Monday. The 9Th day of
April next, shall make application to the Court OF
General Sessions oil the Peace and Jail Delivery then
TO be held at Dover in and for Kent County, for a
licenie TO keep en- inn tavern in United School
Districts Nos 60 80, 81 & 90 IN the Of Dover in
Dover Hundred, IN said county, al and IA the house
now occupied by me and known the Delaware
Hotel situated on the north slde Of LOOckerman
street Of the said town. adjoining lands OF James Nj
Kebln. WIN Fisher and others with the privilege 0i
selling therein intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to he drunk or the premises. The
names OF The ireehOlders recommending my applica.
ton
John II. Jones, John Brown,
F. Wndolph, John KERN,
Juseph Daily, John Mag.
j. NJ. Abbott, Robert Welsh,
Edm Belling, my
VIM. H. Thomas, Thomas = Collins,
Patrick Lyons, mark
Geo. c. Shaich, Wifness-RObert Welsh.
Joseph Mcdaniel. Ir.
SAMUEL MANN.
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SAe/'W'S Safes.
1IERiEE'SSAIE

NhERIFF'S SALE,
y BY virtue of writ Of Vendiiioni E1ponas to me
directed will be exposed to Public SaIe at the Hotel
Of Charles f FoVwell. in the Town of Smyrna, on
THURSDAY. the Cd day Of April. 1874, commcnc.
ing at 2i O'Clock, P. NJ. the following described
Real Estate, to wit:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot of ground,
situate in the Village OF Duck Creek, in Duck
Creek Hundred, Kent County and State Of Della.
ware, on the south side Of the public road leading
from the aforesaid Village Of Duck Creek to
Clayton, adjoining lands Of E. J. Colt, Robert
Denney. QnIllen & Collins, and others. and said to
contain FOUR a. ACRES OF GROUND, be the
same more or less the improvements upon which
are four ~ Dwelling houses, sc.
SrIzrd and taken IN execution the property oi
JACOB DAVIS, In } aud will he sold for cash.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON, Sheriff.
sHEsrFF's OFFICE DovER. DsL..
March hi
Smyrna times., 1874-03-25
DOTHE PUBJ1C

ITO THE PUBLIC.
n In compliance with the provisions of the
10th section OF the Act entitled "An Act regulating
the sale Of intoxicating liquors." passed at Dover
April TO- 1873 do hereby give notice that Monday,
the 27th day of AprIi hexl shall make application
10 the Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and
Jail Delivery. then 10 be held at Dover IN and for
Kent County, for license 10 keep inn tavern IN
United School Districts Nos 60, 90 81 & SO IN Kent
county at and in the house occupied byme situated
In the town OF Dover and in that part thereof known
as BHdgetowa, and within the United Districts atOTe.
said' with the privilege Of selling therein intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than quart 10 be drunk
the premises. The names of the freehOders rCcom-
memo ing my application are
J W. Smith. Wm. A. Atkinson,
Jon. NJ. Abbott, VIM. H. ThOmaS,
+. Windoph, Edmund Belling,
Charles II Catell, Joseph DAILY.
John Brown, Fl. }. Enright,
Geo e SchaIch, John Collins,
G T. Stevenson, Dennis Fnnegan,
William Harlneu, John KERN,
Patrick Lyons, Thomas Collins.
| John Mag.
ROBERT WELSH
DOVER, DEL, March 81, 1874 at
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Legal Notices.
ITO THE PUBLIC

A w FObLlC.
In accordance with the provisions Of the 10Th
secIion OF the Act oil the General Assembly Of the
STATE OF Delaware, entitled IAN Act regulating the
SAFE OF intoxicating liquors" passed at Dover April
IOtn' 1913, hereby give notice that on Monday the
S"h day OF April, 1874, shall make application 10
he Court OF General Sess ons of the Peace and Jail
DeiVery, OF the State Of Delaware, in and for Kent
County, then TO be held at Dover. in Kent County
or license to keep an inn or tavern, in United
school Districts Nos and n in the town Of SMYRNA
hent County and State of DolawaTe, in the house
called the Farmers' Hotel. situate on Commeice
street, near Main Street, in the town and United
School Districts aforesaid. with the privilege OF sell
ing therein intoxicating liquors IN less quantities thar
Ose quart ID be drunk on the premises The names
0i the hsehOlders recommending me are
II. c. Douglass, His
): u BrInlOn, Michael X Riley,
B. ). GOolee, marx
| Isaac K Shortman, Witnesa John tt Farrell
! James }. HOUSTON, HIS
| Rsd Jn l.. CFOsslsy, James q Mc(,Iuskey,
| John w. Baker mark
Robert J. Thomas, Witness Jas. Houlston
| Nicholas GreWer, Jon. R. Jackson,
| Charles Smith His
John Brown. David x Riley,
Isaac 5. TAYLOR, mark
| Augustus Scout, Witness, John r. DAVIS
Edmund HInsOn.
March 10Th. 1874 st CLEMENT S. Hustled.
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TgVO THE PUBLIC.

FINO THE PUBLIC.
l. 10 compliance with the provisions OF the 10Th
section OF the act entitled IAN Act regulating the sale
OF Intoxicating liquors. passed at Dover, April lOIh,
1873, I do hereby give notice that on Monday the
9Th day OF Aprl next shall make application to the
Court Of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail
Delivery. then 10 be held at Dover. in and iOF Kent
County, for license TO keep an inn or tavern in
United School Districts Nos 60. 90. 81 & % in the
town Of Dover. Dover Hundred. in said county OI
Kent at and 10 the house now occupied by me. stu
ated on the north side OF LOockerman street in the
said town Of Dover, adjoining lands Of Timothy
seaman, lands OF Patrick Lyons. and others. with the
privilege Of selling Ihsrein Intoxicating liquors in lOs'
than quart 10 be drunk on the premises
The names Of the ireeholders recommending my
application are
Samuel Il. Jones, John Brown,
Iosenh Levi, NV Smith,
G. w. Morgan, William har'neu'
Edm'd BeliIng, William A. Atkinson,
II. ]. Enright, J. M Abbott,
John Mag, Ihomss collins,
John KERN, Robert Weeh'
H.. McDaniel. Jr, Dennis FinDegan,
Tohr w Rrown. WIN. III. Thomas.
O''N FRIEDRICH WINDOLPH.
Dover, Del, March 9th, 1874.
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DEATHS.

the s4th inst Lepsic Eliza. wife OF John p
Rrown aged about IS years.
ryII-In this the 2lst nst Mrs. Elizabeth D.
..vl aged II years, widow Of the late Abel SevIl.
NINSFIELD-On the 94th inst at Mr. James TruAxs Mrs
Nancy Mansfield, aged about IS years.
FIRSONOn the 9S ns in Philsdslpha Miss Ann Farson
frormerlY Of this town. in her 9th year.
cROCKETT-In Middletown the 18th inst Lizzie iaan
daughter Of A. P and VI. L. Crockett. aged II months
Smyrna times., 1874-03-25
ITO THE PUBLIC.

ITO THE PUBLIC.
l. In compliance with the second paragraph Of the
10Th section OF the "Act regula ting the sale Of nOxI.
eating liquors" passed al Dover April 10. 1873.
hereby give notice that Monday. the 9th day OF
April next shall make application 10 the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery then
TO be held at Dover in and for Kent County. for a
license % keep an inn or tavern in Unled SchOo,
Districts Nos 2S, and SO, in the town of Canden.
North Murderkili Hundred in said county at and in
the house now occupied by Ralph Alderman. known
as the National HOel situated at the corner or juno.
ton OF Main and Commerce Street OF said town OF
Camden. adjoining lands of Alexander Jackson. Jr
Thomas MfSn and others, with the privilege Of selling
therein intoxicating liquors in less quantities than one
quart to be drunk on the premises. The names OF
the freehOldeTs recommending me are
Alexander Jackson, Jr., John G. Graham,
John w. Sharp, William Ellison
William II. Mcbride, William @. Carter,
James Frasher. John W. Abbot,
J. w Barcus. H. +. ArmHgtOn,
n. c. Hargrove, John Parvis,
Robert G. Dunn, George G. Harmon,
r. Smith, William B SIubbs
iona. II. LOwber, John WoodaIl.
Harrison Harvey,
March II. 1874 -3t JOHN r. LAIRD.
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PAlN-KlLLER,
184O- 1874.
Timn Tests The Merits 0f All ThinUS


THIRTY YEARS is certainly long enough time to
prove the efficacy OF any medcine and that the Pain.
Killer is deserving of all its propriolOrs claim for it.
amply proved by the unparalleled pO 1ularty il bss
attained. II is sure and sfe cIive remedy. 1t is
sold in almost every country in the world and it
needs only 10 be known 10 be priced and Its re2ua.
IioD Medicine Of Great VIrture. is fully and per.
manenlly established. 1t is the great Family Med.
icine OF the age Taken internally. il Dysen-
terry. Cholera. Diarrhra. Cramp and Pain in the
Stomach. Bowel Complaint. Painters Collie, Liver
Complaint. Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Sudden Colds
Sore Throat and Coughs Taken Externally. 1t cuTss
Bruises, Bos. FeOns. Cuts. Burns. scaIds. Old Sores
snd Sprains. SwslIings Of the Jsn. TOOhachs. Pain
in the Face. Neuralgia and Rheumatism, Chapped
Hands, Frost Bitten Feet, &c.
Pain is supposed be the lot Of poor morIas.
inevitable as death, and liable at any time to come
upon US. Therefore, il is important that remedial
| agents should be al hand TO be used emergency.
when made to feel the eKcTuciating agony Of
pain. the depressing influences Of disease Such
remedial exists IN Perry Davis Pain Killer" the
fame Of which has extended over all the earth.
Amid the eternal ices OI the Polar regions. beneath
the intolerable and burning suns Of the tropics ts
virtues known and appreciated. And bv it suffer
ing humanity has fOund relief from many OF its ills
The effect Of the Pain. Killer upon the patient when
taken internally IN cases Of Cough, Cold. Bowel
Complaint, Cholera, Dysentery. and other affections
Of the system has been truly wonderful. and has
for il a name among medical preparations that cat
be forgotten. Its success IN removing pain. al
an external remedy. in cases Of Burns Bruises Sorp
and Sprains. Cots, SIngs Of Insects &c, and Othe
Of suffering has secured for il the most promi
nent position among The medicines OF the day. Be
ware Of cOunterieiIs and worthless limitations. Cal
for Perry Davis Vegetable PsinKilIer, and take n'
r other. NH Aim
neA. Sold bv Dru0oists and Grocers
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FRUIT GROWERS,

With regard to shipping BERRIES & PEACHES
from your State to this market allow to say that
it doubtless land it is to quite extenD be done
very successfully and satisfactorily. Ship all by
American Express Company from Philadelphia to
Buffalo, the rate btng S2O0 cwt and crates returned
free. The Adams Express Company brings fruit
from most all points in Delaware to Philadelphia at
75c cwt. hence the avarage charge from Delaware
to Buffalo will be 1915 cwt. and guarantee 10 pay
for all not returned The fruit will be on the
way but Ia hours from Philadelphia end you know
the time required TO transport them from where you
| TO Philadelphia. The fruit should be picked
| about many hours earlier Qhan if intended for
New York Eerk'tJ ~ it requires extra 10 get them
here. All NJ. fruit properly packed and shipped
will surely result satisfactory. have soliciting
| agents Preferfing to do all business direct with the
growers. Growers will be furnished with my
| semi.weeky Produce Circulars made up by myself
exclusively from actual sales the day published.
Straw berries averaged in this market in 1871 20a23
in 1872 same. and 1873 l5a20c. Trusting you will
duly consider these facts and that this market must
be OF your best outlets 'SatIIactory reference
and security given" am Respectfully, mh.4l2.w
n. q. PATTERSON,
General Commission Merchant,
BUFFALO, N. Y.