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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-02-03
conduct ia the Peumsvl.
Wanna Legislature.
rom the Vicksburr Herald I

iI1 III The Vicksburg Herald.
nA;kRIsBURG, Pa Feb. Upon
question of order, noisy Republican was
ordered under arrest. The Rennhi;oor 49,
attempted to rescue him, and pistols wero
exhibited In the midst of the coo' 49,
lon' the Speaker adjourned the Honne
Sheridan
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-Gen Sber;
Van, and party left the city today for
V:i,ccksburg. 1t is understood that tbor
no a' h lot return to New Orleans, but that
W H neaoquarters of the Department of
'iissourl VIII be re-established at Cbiceco
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ma be calm aal1 in arguing, for ferceness.
n'Aes error fault.-Herbert
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May 49, @. Crawford, night watch. S Is 90
June 30. . IS 90
July 81. 20 90
March 3. Wood for Elk. Mansion. SO 80
"A. Gas . 244 90
g &c. Lemly & Son Elk. Man. 81 90
. Blankets and towels s. 80 90
" Pillows for Elk. Mansion "a %
-" q. S. G. Newcomer & Co.,
Merchandise ETC., for Elk. Mansion JOG A
April ). Gas Co., for Elk, Mansion. 1SS 70
III wood for Mansion. 49,. so
May 8. - :. 30 on
26. J. J. Rohrbacher, spoons
and forks for Executive Mansion 1000
June /. Straton Meyer tS Holmes
for Elk. Mansion ..........., 13s so
,uhe 1. u. II Holmes, for Mansion. 81 67 |
'eo' Il Coal Tor Mansion. ......... 1000 |
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

"SPELLIN' SKULE!"-Yes, gen.
tie reader, that's what ails us; at
last we've got it, and from the symp-
toms already exhibited, our prog
nosis of the disease is, that we are
going to have it bad But we are
glad of it. Anything which will
tend to wake up our good people
from the social lethargy into which
we have fallen, is desirable; and as
photographed trials are all the rage
and fashion, just at present, of course
it is all the more desirable that Su
perior, not to be behind otherplaces,
should have photographed trials,
too. Hence, it is with great pleas
nre that we announce that the first
"spel'' of the season, and The first
of series of "spells' that are to
take place, will come off at The Pres
byt erian Church, on Monday even
ing next, the meeting to be con-
Quoted as such affairs generally are,
viz: by choosing an umpire or ret
cree Ito decide on all disputed
words, with Webster's Dictionary
for authority, person to "give
out" the words, and two captains to
choose sides from those present.
We would also announce that in
order to raise funds tor the purchase
of a prize probably Webster's
Dictionary for the victor-the per-
son who islands up" las:-and also
to defray whatever expenses there
may be, an admission fee of ten
cents will be charged
We hope there will be a large
turn out of our citizens-for the
larger the gathering, the merrier
will it be--and that erybody who
attends will take part, in order that
the affair-the first social gathering
we have had this year-may be a
success. So get out your spelling
books, good people, consult our
friend Noah w "early and often"
during the time Intervening between
this AID Monday evening, and go
prepared, everyone, to make good
stand, long .'stand' and a
"staud up last, if possible, besides
expecting to have lots OF fun and
a hearty laugh generally.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

We received pleasant call, on
Monday, from W. Cal, erly, former
y of this place, but who has lately
been stopping at Ashland. He was
on his way to Cleveland, having
failed to get through on the Wis
consin Central, and having also
failed to walk through-losing his
way, ETC., and finally concluding to
come via Superior and take the L
S. & NJ. Mr.. G. appears to be a
very pleasant and companionable
young gentleman, and reports lively
social times in Ashland the pasr
winter. He will hold the position
of clerk on the steam barge Mary
Groh, the coming season.
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w are pleased to announce that
on tomorrow Sunday evening, at
the Presbyterian Church, DIR. Rice
vii! preach a sermon especially to
young men. Every one should at
tend. as the sermon will no doubt
be well worth lis ening to, Mr.. Rice
being pleasant speaker, and one
who, in our judgment, presents the
truth in a clear and forcible manner.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

No wonder they are having
Spelling matches at Duluth. They
need 'em. A Duluth man wanting
a package of screws, wrote thus to
one of their merchants:
"Deer Sir:-pleze cend by bearer / (one)
packig of skroughs mejum size. all So a
iScheep Skrough dryver, an ableege," etc.
AS the chief engineer of spelling
school that man should be heard
from.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

Cyrus Young, who has for so
many years been connected with
The TIMES office, on Tuesday morn
ing took his departure for below,
intending to stop at St. Paul, and
perhaps go on to Milwaukee.
Cyrus is in search of situation.
and being frstrate composltor,
and q steady and moral young man,
we commend him to tie craft gen
orally, and hope he will be success
tul in obtaining employment.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

The weather has been anything
but delightful the past week, and
the following description of it BY an
old lady, just about fills the bill, only
that she should have added that for
two or three days it was cold
enough to freeze the hair off a brass
monkey:
''lts freeze thaw, thaw freeze
snow, RAIN, slush and hail; you can
take your choice and mustn't grum
Bile"
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Our friend James S. Ritcl

Our friend James S. Richie.
the boss granger and poultry fancier
of Douglas County, is advocating
the sale Of hen fruit by weight in
stead of by the dozen. J. S. r.
says his eggs-or, more properly
speaking, his hens eggs-are larger
than other folks hens eggs, and
that in selling eggs by the dozen
one can't get more for large ones
than for small ones, which eggs
listing state of things is rather eggs
asperating to our eggs County At
tOrney
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Our citizens will no doubt be
pleased to learn that Rev. Mr.. Rice.
who has been sojourning among us
for the past few weeks, has decided
to remain with us through the sum-
mer, and that his family will proba-
bly, JON him in June. DIR. Rice
came up here for his health's sake
having recently resigned the Pres
idency Of the Indiana Female Col
lege, at indianapolis, and as he
spent one summer here some fifteen
years ago, Is we'll aware of what a
delightful season our summer is, and
of the beneficial effects our climate
and atmosphere has upon those
needing recuperation of strength
and health.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

A review, abstract and digest
Of all the land titles in Douglas
County, has just been completed by
Thomas Clark, attorney at law, and
he offers the same for the intorma-
ton of his clients, together with his
general knowledge derived from his
notes of observation while engaged
in geological and "other investiga-
tons, during the last twenty-five
years. feb2ff
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

Now that we are to have an
Photographed triar' on MONDAY
evening, we would advise some OF
the tlmid ones to make the follow.
ing the spirit of their prayers:
0, lead my infant feet to walk
Into the spelling school;
Let other children sheer and laugh,
At photographic rule.
But me that better way still lead
Till perfectly spell;
So may | shun the path that leads
To where Josh Billings fell.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

From The State journal we
learn that tie Governor has appoint
ed Ii. w. Remington, OF Reming
ton, in Wood County, on the line OF
the Wisconsin Valley Railroad, a
Commissioner to locate lands for a
wagon road from Wausau to the
Michigan State line ward Onton-
agon, granted by Congress in 1864,
to the extent of three sections mile,
and accepted by the State in 1865,
but toward building which nothing
has been done.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

w are sorry to learn that Mr..
r w. Anderson, whose severe ILL.,
ness we mentioned last week. i
still confined to his bed, though at
this writing friday he is considered
to be somewhat better. We have
no doubt, however, but that Mr.. A..
will be able to be out among as in
short time, basing our convictions
on the fact that he is receiving the
best medical aid there is this side of
Chicago, his medical attendant
and adviser being our old and
worthy friend DR.. S. S. Walbank, of
Duluth, who was educated la c0pite
ad cotce,a, grands frais) at Paris,
and whose great ability and unpar-
alleled success as physician is so
we'll known and appreciated by the
people OF this community aud here
abouts as to need no verifcation of
the fact by us,
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WEST SUPERIOR--Con-

unnet.
105, und hf 80, 2 3rds of
Il, 2 3rds 80.
West Michigan st Lots
/ 2. 4, 6 s, 10, ~, Ia 16. Is
| 30, %, ~, 26. 2S, 80. 81.
Is, 81. /. 3. 5. Is. Is, Al, 43
81. 50, 90, rs, 70, 81, 50, IS.
81 23rds OF &c.
West Bay 1t. Lots Sc.
30. II. 10. 81, 43. As. Z, 70,
81, $50. 291. 293. 299. 3J1,
~43, 3t5 3bl ST. $50 1913,
Alb, AS. AZ, 429, 435, 451,
2 3rds 357.
Yves, t ''roix st. Lots
II so. 50 Sd. 20, ~, 112,
80, Al 43, 45, AZ, 40 81,
53 IS, 81 50, 81, So Is,
81, 90 II, 10. rs II. 10 81,
Sd, IS 81, 50, 81, % 95 9,
IL, II, 10. 25, 81. 81 35, 81,
2>3rds Of Z, 2-3ris 20.
w. st -Itasca st. Lots
II, ~, As. &c, IS, 104. 81
95. u I'd nf of 6, und f79,
Ind hf of 2. und hf of 4.
OsW ego pier. Lots 5, II,
ID, IS.
Chicago pier. Lots II, IS.
Milwaukee pier. Lots
IS, 20, %. "a, %, %, 80, 81,
"a, q, %, 80.
Quebec pier. Lots 8, 10,
Is, 20, / 3 Z, 9, II, 10.
Toledo pier. Lots II,
2,3rds of 8
Montreal pier. Lots 20,
21.
Detroit pier. Lot /.
Hamilton pier. Lots Is,
II. %.
Dnnkirk pier. Lots /,
Is, %.
III gston pier. Lots 2,
2 3rds of Il.
" Walker avenue. Lots i2,
81. 50, 50, IS.
Robertson ave. Lot l3.
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Diagram Lots.

Nor. 40, Sd. IS Ill, liz,
I53. 155. 1e4. 2I3- nnd III
of S hi 30, q # t ht of $50,
or OF ISL, w or of 156. q
of 156. NV or of l64, 5 hi
OF l69.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

EAST SUPERiDR-1op-
tim d.
Amazon St flecks 81
leo. los, Jog, 113. lis 100.
Peninsula ave. Blocks
1903 III, 11S.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

Our friend Vincent Roy re-
turned from his trip to st. Paul,
last evening, where he has been to
purchase goods.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

Mr.. l. |. Moore returned, this
week, from his trip to Washington
and Kentucky, looking hale and
hearty.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-17

For SALE.--Shlngles of the best
grades. Enquire of James Bardon,
or at the Mill on Quebec Pier.
aprI0w2
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ELEVENTH DAY MAYAD. 1878

commencing at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and the
next succeeding days thereafter be sold by me at
public auction at my office at the Court House in the
town Of Superior the seat of Justice of said county
Tor the payment of the delinquent taxes, and
charges thereon fof the y-ar 1874 returned to
by the Treasurer Of the Town of Superior in said
county of Douglas.
Given under hand officially at the office of the
County Treasurer Of uglss unity State of Wiscon-
sin, this 10th day of April AID. 1875
JAMES BARDoN, County Treasurer
See note at foot of lst.l
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The mercury stood at zero on
the morning of the 18th of April.

When office holders fall out tax
payers are apt to have justice done
them.
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e e & e s & F. e q .
County Of Douglas.

g TATE OF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoraLAs
~ OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER
Superio,, April 10th, 1875. !
Notice 10 hereby given that much Of each tract
parcel of land town lot lots described in the fol-
lowing statement may be necessary for that pur-
pose, WILL on the second Tuesday in May next being
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-15
Proposals for Bridge Work
at Bruceville Bridge.

PROPOSALS will be received by the
L County Commissioners of Carroll Co.
until Monday, the 18th inst. for the following
work, viz First, for clearing off the road
way of the old bridge, and tearing away the
stone work, and taking out the two piers I;
secondly, for rebuilding the abutments in the
following manner, and by specification, viz !:
Distance between abutments at the water
line SO feet, distance at top S5l feet, width Of
bridge or road way l6 feet inches, length of
abutments at base 20 feet inches, thickness
at base feet, length at top 20 feet inches,
thickness at top 81 feet, height from low wa
ter mark 10 feet, wing walls 10 be repaired
to suit the abutments and grade, and to be
covered with shingles, boards or stone cop
ing; the said abutments to be built with ce.
ment ~ feet above low water, the balance to
be built Of strong quick lime and mortar;
same to be built Of large and heavy stones
the whole to be well bound together to re-
ceiye an iron bridge. II, however, the out.
side abutments should be of the proper di
mansions, and sufficiently firm to construct
upon, then to be torn down to the square or
firm point. Proposals to be endorsed and
filed in the Office until ~ O'Clock NJ. on the
the 18th instant.
Proposals will also be received until the
first Monday in June for an Iron Bridge at
said point, specifications as follows: Wrought
iron on the Arch plan, extreme length sol a.
road way IL feet inches, joists to be Of good
white oak 3xl2inches, to be 20inches from cen.
tire to centre; the floor to be laid angularly,
Of good white oak boards inches thick, free
from sap or windedges, the whole to be 6n-
ished in good workmanlike manner, and com
pleted by August LIST, 1876. Proposals for
the stone work and cleaning away viii be re.
ceived either separately or jointly. The Com.
missioners, however, reserve the right to re-
ject all proposals at their discretion.
BY order of the Board.
may6.3t JABEZ A. BUSH, Clerk.
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TO FARMERS.
SMITHS RAW BONE PHOSPHATE

III AylN6 largely increased our facilities
-. ,or ,an ~ u.f purposes We are
~ ~" p,eP Pa, - 4nel 70 ehe pubic Fnsaa-
H. ~ n.s.aJ,e rsr..1er, aoapIed % al az
~, nsu''a.sl plouuvSs, anu gnalan,eea 70 COM
Pes1i WIN wy fnospnase IN me market IN
1pgha na.y, a.,ior'ny' anl uuraplilty. Our
, nosRnAse = PHi " ~ Dags, prepared ex-
Prsssa Iol arillng, anu can pe applied IN
Jua 1a.- no"sser smali per acre. Owing 70
lns ~" Price o. wheat, We nave decided 20
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-15

THE BOUNDARY LINE.-Ex- Governor
VIM. Pinkney Whyte and Hon. Isaac ID.
Jones, Commissioners on the part of the
State Of Maryland, visited Washington on
Monday to meet the Commissioners on the
part Of Virginia, pursuant to agreement,
and the vexed question Of the boundary
line between the two ancient Common
wealths Of Maryland and Virginia will be
further discussed The arbitrator, ex-
Governor VIM. A. Graham, of North Caro-
lima, on the part of Virginia, and Hon. J.
5. Black, of Pennsylvania, on the part
Of Maryland, will meet the Commissioners,
and the voluminous documentary evidence
will be submitted. II is in contemplation
to visit by steamer the localities in dispute,
and it is the purpose of the Commissioners
on both sides to acquaint the arbitrators
fully with he merits of the claims Of the
two States.
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NO. arc EQUITY.
OF the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
On petition Of Dorothy Sauble therein.
Dorothy Sauble vs.. Michael Sauble.
ORDERED this 4th day Of May, A. ID.
" 1875, that the account Of the Specia
Auditor filed in this cause be ratified and con
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 9th day Of May
instant; provided copy Of this order be in
serted for two Successive weeks before the
last named day in some newspaper published
in Carroll county.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,--Test:
may s.2t FRAxK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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NO. 1929 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County as a
Court of Equity.
William Kuhns and Wife ct. ais. VS.. Eugenia
Kuhns.
ORDERED this 4th day Of May in the
" year A. ID. 1875, that the sale made and
reported by James Kuhns, Trustee, for the
sale of the real estate in the proceedings in
the cause mentioned and decreed to be sold,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
7th day Of June next; provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper publish.
ed in Carroll county, once in each Of three
successive weeks before the said 31st day of
May instant
The report states the amount Of the sale to
be $59l.00.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy.--Test:
may s-st FRANK t, SHAW, Clerk.
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NO. 1886 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John j. Baumgartner, Trustee, VS.. Francis
II. Orendorff, ct ais
ORDERED this Esd day Of April, 1875,
~ that the sale made and reported by John
j. Baumgartner, trustee Of the parcel Of land
named in this cause, and sold by him at the risk
Of Nathaniel Lester, the former purchaser,
be ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
25th day of May next; provided copy Of
,his order be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Carroll county, once in each Of three
successive weeks before the 18th day Of MAY
next
. The report states the amount of sale to be
OLIVER MILLER.
True copy.-Test:
mai-st FnaSK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ON MONDAY, l7,h Of NAY, 1875, at 4
" o'clock, ?. ~, the Trustees Of Noun,
Pleasant n. Il. Church, viii sell the Old
Church and its Furniture, consisting Of Bench
es, Stove, Lamps, &c. Terms made known
LEWIS H. KNOX,
may s-ts Secretary.
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EATING SALOON.

TINE undersigned has opened an Eating
Il Saloon and will keep constantly on hand
and furnish to order, Ham and - ~
IN Eggs, Tripe, Pigs Feet, NAlsf
.ft2A OYSTERS, Fish, Beef 80
Tongue, Beef Steak, Veal, Chick.
ems, &C.. sD- Meals served At all hours.
Private Rooms for Ladies'. Residence ad-
joining n. E. Church, Main Street, wessmin-
ster, Nd.
may s.al LEE MeELRoY.
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GRAND
IOII1laInOlt&Y riaBdrSD Speed
TO BE HELD ON
THE FAIR GROUNDS
OF THE
Carroll County Agricultural Society,
AT WESTMINSTER. Md,
WHIT MONDAY, MAY II, 1876.
GIlAN-D

Will mONOAAg Nal All 1ofUs
NNHE KNIGHTS, in full costume, will en-
A ter the Lists at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, 20 con.
tend for the honor Of Growing the Queen of
Love and Beauty, and First and Second Maids
Of Honor, and also for two Valuable Prizes
The first prize consists Of valuable GOLD
HUNTING CASE WATCH, and the second
Of u SILVER HUNTING CASE WATCH.
Knights from different points viii be pres
ent, and the array on the occasion will be one
Of more than ordinary spIendor.
SEVERAL BANDS OF MUSIC will be
present and enliven the occasion, and com
Portable Seats will be provided.
REFRESHMENTS will be furnished In
great variety by an experienced Caterer.
Knights wishing to enter the contest are re-
quested TO send their names, with Knghtly
Titles, their height and style Of costumes, at
least seven days in advance 10 Charles v.
Wantz, Westminster, Md. Each Knight TO
furnish his own Lance, which must not be
under feet or over feet in length. Each
knight TO furnish his own Costume, and will
be charged Two Dollars for the privilege Of
competing for the Prizes.
Riding by the knights at 3 rings. Distance
between arches, 20 yards. Size Of rings II
inches, tie ring inch.
The Charge 10 the Knights will be made
by James A. G. Bond, Esq, and the Corona
ton Address will be delivered by A. H.
Robertson. Esq.
Chief Marshal, Joseph b. Berreti Assist.
ant Marshals, Philip Babylon and Thomas
Baseman.
Heralds, Charles Smith, William Gia and
John Lynch.
Judges, G. W. Manro, G. W. Harris, H.
I. Webb, L. P. Slingluif DIR. Saml. Swope,
DR.. +. j. Crawford, L. A. Clabaugh, and e.
J. Crumrine.
Committee Of Arrangements, David Fow-
BILE, II. 4. MOrelock, Samuel Roop, Joseph
Shaetfer
The people of Carroll and the surrounding
counties are cordially invited, and no effort
will be spared TO render the Tournament @
thorough success.
A Ball will be held at Odd Fellows Hall,
commencing at o O'Clock, P. N. Tickets,
admitting gentleman and ladies', 50.
Excursion Tickets from all points ON the
Western Maryland and Frederick and Penn
sylvania Line Railroads can be obtained
Stabling, Feed and Grooms for the Horses
used by the knights will be furnished free Of
charge.
TRIALS OF SPEED.
rlrst--lrot NO. ]. Purse Sl0O; $40 10
the first and $25 TO the second. Mile heats,
best in 8. Open to all.
Seeond.-Trot No. ?. Purse $50; S35 to
the first and SIS to the second Open to all
horses that have never beaten $3.50.
Entrance Fee 10 per cent. Not less than
four to enter and two to start in each race.
Entries close May sth, at 8 N. All entries
TO be made with f. II. orendorhr, Westmins.
ter, Md. No entry will be considered made
unless the money is paid.
The Price Of Admission to the Grounds
has been fixed at % Gents. Children Is
Gents. Horses 10 Cents each.
G. S. HAINES,
President Carroll Co. Agricultural Society.
CHAs. V. WANT, Secretary.
april lO-6t
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
AN will be made 10 the County Commits.
sioners Of Carroll county, at their regular
meeting, thirty days after the publication OF
this notice, to build a Bridge over the Ford.
ing Of Patapsco Falls, on the county road No.
-, in the Fourth Election District, near
the Tank Station, Western Maryland Rail.
road. JOHN UHLER, Sr.
DANIEL BUSH,
DANIEL STULL,
WILLIAM MILLER,
JOHN H. CHEW,
A. F. ALLGIRE,
JOHN ELSER0AD,
NATHAN BAY,
mays-5t and So others.
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adjoining my iarm, IN good condition, and
improved by tro-story Dscell.
A@A 3 ing House, 9th Back Building
~ 5s3 and porch, good cellar, well OF
water near the door; also va.
riety of choice Fruit Trees, among which are
about 40 Apple Trees in full bearing condition
Possession can be had on the LIST day Of April
next Persons wishing comfortable home,
with some land attached, would do well to see
this property. Terms for this and the Wood
Land viii be made very easy.
sepl9f J. W. Herring.
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SMITHS PHOSPHATE.
IMPROVED

"E announce to the public that we are
w greatly in.proriHg our manufacture Of
Smiths Raw Bone Phosphate, by the addi-
ton Of Peruvian Guano, and other we'll known
active ingredients, thus adapting the mixture
particularly 70 the growth corn, buckwhent
&c; and Notwithstanding the extra expense
We shall sell at $40 cash per ton Of 1000 lbs.
or in smaller quantities at the same rate.
F0WBLE 4 MATTHEWS,
maye-2m Westminster, Nd