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vrw YonN's nh1croRAL conAneE.
The Formally Of 'nnNnssing the Notes.-The
Proceedings Of the College.

ALBASY, Nov. 20.-The Board Of Sta'o
Cinvasscrs meet here on Wednesday to count
the returns for the electoral Ticket The boad
H. com oscd Of the secretary II sttc, Conn
truner Treasurer, and state Engineer. and In
case q quorum Of these Is NOS present. t. lyor
and Recorder Of Albany may he called m TO
c.mp,etc the number. The secretary II 81 t.
opens tue cerJil catos, the board sati nes ITS II
Il the count and the count d recorded. The
Eirc,.rl G lesl meets on the Iist wednesday
in December ana holds - very impressive ses-
lion. Proceedings nre opened with prayer, the
secret ry 81 SUITE Gala the ron ot electors AZ
decided hy the cauy I-ser-, presiding oific.t Is
elected ahd tWI secretaries, ma the nuslntss 7
ciaUng tnc woe irI President ana Nlce-lre 4.
dcui Proceeds I~uAllY "a r. e5s unt tu0 next
uHy In Ken teluro inns goes on. elers are dp-
pulu.ed, nd tie ballots axe cart sinsV ~ the
ballot hoXcs. hH7s % IDIOTS AZ 40 present uin ed
are Ntry handsomely mgr y'i cards bout ,ue
size Of an uruin.Iy vistng card, aud read:
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TnE LATEST RIpHR TRAGADY.
What hnS been Ma d. kno'vn About the Man
VINO W.A Fommd AnnALch M "A unni.

who was Found Nonndcd IN u don't.
Patrick Pldlen Of 80 Water street, who was
fuuna unconpcl In Dlat launs n the Ra.t river
OF Pier Q, on Monday murulns having been -hot 40 the
lcit breast by Ca Grltc, Waterman of the l1h
A bana, o. sunday night u, d m he Cham Street
ultpialy st,riaY, Ia his ate oftem deposition hc
salu thatus he wa returning rom drdycrug a trunk
ou uoard tie sup .uu in, D'clucN un SUNDAY
mofulul. ,um. our snOt nlm. Mrs l,Iden iuld a ur-
t,CtNt yr-itr 81 lhtt Ter husOhh tr'inrI uuurtfum
dotvctlIR titi on su"Naf evening ANA was cil'd
away - Two Ntn. Nhu Hlu thut tn"Y had - job O.
hiu .ac reru -uilei one man 49, Dlmel Oirrl. Mrs.
P4ddrn SAID, II tue CuNary rtrC In ud dies tttd
MY nus after Ic MIS- tnlt nl lci ui TO dr c
boat, Nonld NOT nave aworl but nos sy u.t
OHripn ~ an. th.r IIAu 40 il % 'lI. h nh
IN 100. ana are rofpoh-lDe Tor my husbands attn
omen rAi eu Tor Sas nnAi, c.. pn No jay brnfo,
Wnu L alden ga 81 pIrOl Of MS D' river thrf
ana I'M Liudrl rlh another WNchinln, wa trird TO
chA- pnIurl tit hue ~ 20 'ltt . Ion lr hghtr, re
Wolf
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Such men IA lhsmarck and John Bright, each
hts pertye WAY nave gained their grotn ~ irtr
h w Tu- goa dlreCtuca Aud trutn dlstins rom
devious ipd di.ionhlc Nays - ~e may argue 81 the
So manu- 'actlrrT o. 7. bibln IT. Ana W. know, when
he states lat ms Baby SOAP In the bat IA the world
II may be accepted literally AS the truth. skrpics can
converted Dy very small hNerimt nj, and add thefo
BY new pleasure 10 the t0neL-Adp
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PRVsCoIT, out, Nov. 2l.-One W. klock was
arr sted here white cudoayorng to dispose OF go0ds
stolen two Wtths ago from ttorc at Brim mn, Sew
Yrs, Tie arrest hs led to thr capture u NIX hur
AZ q GrnstulR VINO re mplic trd IN the runnrry Vf
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CnfYEHNE, Wy, Nov. 81 Inc body of the
-ntrot 4 Lynch Wa e. aDd ust nlghl near Brady
land, Aeoraha. bearing te MARKS a. having been
outraged. tuel c,ou rests upon tramp who Was svcn
uuuus ia t'iuuH day uu the premise. IT, mas hr'n
arrest d. ana Nll be hcid pcndng IA" verdict of the
Lvionule Jury, Inc girl Was fourteen Nrara VI lar
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= Receiver tor the ohio aud Nississirpi
kniIrn.h.

ST. Oufs, Nov 2l-Judge Treat ~ the United
States trcu ,oult a. the Instance OF Robert G.rrett
4 Sons ot IS more, aud jacob Ross tanadn, h.s 9.
purtc4 Gtu LDuls 4. P.rsCIs temporary recover 81
tn property oi the ONO and Misc .ipu l.llruAd in
IL. city. We ri ui tins tcuun BE- thlt some one
Hl.l n We tili-r the urnnfry Lerr uuu thr roper
paupr- ld uriutr ihr cuui Z, ava 10. lOtrU td
be- KING DR., Nhl ave ur,n di pointed tlYcrH ~
~ Ii In hd lnuana can We appUlut,d Anu have ult 20
quA4Iy lNli,
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The sloop Arrow, undoubtedly tho fastest
sluOp yuCut NJ The Nur a, has been solu ar DA.o
ll,,,rof IN hrW YORK Yacht Cmo to Roe inaA, Of
BaIuuOre lOr tu,OOu.
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srsQrEuANNA, Pa, NoY uAs N thaniel
Preached i.chsun towithl., ulil,s from acre, vas
cnn,e}l tue rrmla OF Mrs Fox of Ja, k,on fhr urh
I'M. ~ e. Ton I'M, rmenl ~ noon tu.DAy he Ida NY
tN. nom the c,thn winch he Was uting aa MlYtl'p
sect, .4u INSTANTLY tAnr,d lluart disease.
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TuEspAY, Nov. Il. FLorH AND MrAL-Ths
b@en an iy acve den, 9SGn ,or cor p,
ness to The local trade. supphrs aie moderate. and
pu.lncs- has nccn argesi In nm n good shl pns
me re- vas ~ ei 10 r 36ng Tor ca1o at ne s"n
crai IN rkct was quiet and unchaugc. cora meal was
snd Wesern H saoeydnc sG E s vat ac a.
,ls,ess5o Western ysPrmg Wheat ex'res' sss $3.50
wheat x aud XX. s5's5as,g5 minnesota patents.
ern bakers ana family brand'. igii fei sonlheIn
shipping extras. t5.G1ese % Corn m,eai, "csicrn'
pernnc, sI6oQs5.i5 Duckwhcst Hour lou ms" sSa
rai,IsioSs Hog products on the spof have beer
quoted irr suat ~ tone nna rf., ""lH III pa, in
az inp fus to tie Speculaton in future p1r. and Ia Il,
7hGin o. n s@e a ilG, iaef an bo' 6Sns arm Win
moderate demand Bacon IN bel er dcmnn' ih' siss
Si &C. Cut meats in fair general request anJ steady.
Llri was rather "a icr LOSING PAT oi t.c laie
1913. Tor prime do, ana I'd for prime Vest 81:
November tiO3j ior December ana January aud tiu 40
i3r fcprmr, d, Dressed hogs slea"y A. SIS, cxtre
Iflne, $3.50 ~ I1rd ste M: Western, 700 Nh
CIV Ss' r. iB1,%iitcs sickiSSa c, nisisc s5Sa
dets smoked Guy. s,4ci picked CITY 'c ri' nel'is;
CIV y &C. Be- p h'. W g1t S'3 o0 si5af3
prime mcss seS. s ada ' ac. = ~ ' tc 'O
SmhtN c.cck as le,cn eynto ,ac "1vancr r. ~
nen on advance in % IN ircigh. end the onseqnen!
n '3 i on w. ty o. nana i2t tAp9I RIA ta fe,n
nnued to edyanc,' ana barley became more snseic;
sg,e a. q isS.l 81 ior mixi ald gasrad.q sPriae
s ~ 9 9 aMSsTA r. for prime rsa wlln'cT
;ij5,a $40 YyauAce 30 2, "a ssi 81 lineage
s2i ifed yiaicr zig wv an l' a. ' !, 5.tti@
sales OF s0o6 ba b. al ~ s5e fr rrc We.iern. ana
VIC for nrlm, STATE barley quet ut eNeSoc. Tor xix.
malt gcaty nominal AZ soce si1o i9r State ana $40
] Ofuir.. no lu kMNrut quoted oats
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New York city'- yo,c-0mcial Declaration.


MONTPELIER. VI. Nov. 2l-lhe Joint ASSEM-
tly to.day elected John Pcrpont OF Ncretuuos Cucf
Justice and james narr.tt II II. wheeler Homer f..
Joyce Irmnfhv Il, Rcdhrld i na han i..fs. amt "A
hcur, Powers Asrorate justice ana also fds. Vnaut
state Suptrlntenu az lduc4iiun.
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pnrkrr'- Etair BaI-nm H. entirety In ruil"ss
ant 900" Nom tif impdir lu Trd.' l. i..l iuauY
ttlc. fAsttlous n furious. 10 ..e i"fltcty
naturl col o. TO srtN lair.
Terribly Irving Wrnthrr.-Ia t.1." -uf,fins
w NcHh IAN -. aud lI-. A.fnl-
AN NtLA tEt, sold nj Orue-ls tf..N '-- I'D
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Hmcty4eventh street 300 feet yes, Of Eleventh avs
nuc, so.aOo. 10 plaintiff one irime house on riiand
avenue, wi,h lot known rs Hil, IN The vi nt OF Met
rosci $1,000. to painful one lot .lNN ~, on TIC
norm siae of i2S street. 80 feet wet " seventh ave
nue., l,dUI, to paintin.
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Il one that ~ bilious. Get from your druGgst .
package 81 QiirE'r IRISH TIA. Price 20 CsNts.-.ld0.
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Pun, nEfpuTA, Nov. "a During n domosiio
quartz. tu. lt,tnuOn Lcmu" LigglnsH at mud won.
any ANY wounucd his ~'le, MARY. Lidglns II IA euH.
Low.
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A Miserable Being

with aviditv, and n never us 10 regulate their
digestive Organr ami DOwcs.- idr.
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Reduced prices In furniture and carpeta
CowpeT.hwath, loo and lof LnAtAAln street lay
mVntn,f-AAV.
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tnugtgif-- TIE tunte r1rhei pos ffcr'v ucol very
quot. Br III grades c-i clalB irDes. LuRey. r. are
steadily tanned sD. TO day - toD bags Na.AcabD
- 1901 doc, god. fuirgt nulf. f- - du . scarce.
urm NrW Orlcnu- 10 5 ltt 'rY cold o. tue X cnt
OF 1000 bnl~ ~ jsttb3r. llcc g. generally uull aud
uutnaN peI. Raw la nfu. uutN ltn-i lndug
uuu ntract; shics to-day 90 Jl hhd-. nl WkAo;4c.
.or molassrs grades, aud tOc. Ion tuua mus
coVado. We quote; Ior-e-.uyA % -ic.i u tu.
ctibu l6D iSiec.; ami Il o, i6i4etlii'.. gld. llce
-Oaroin 5i4aOls-.; Luui iand, 4i4.fl'. VI llss
Cubs muscoysi g ttnc' Porto lcl. a.. 'sc.; Sow
Onran-. 5s tG3'. fora new. Hular-tArin COCOA rcnu-
IL x tula uiesluiA's ctntr ugal lI4 M, Ieiiu
i.ii rs .c tor nri, III l--. t-l s9.. e.lc A."
anu Iu't fll 1856. Tor ytloW-.
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TIE Prosecution having closed, Henry Ralph
Lewis was sworn. lie DIS 30 Attr, If gr les IA

grand larceny hai not been proved. II also was
not safe to convict the utlsuner If petit LARCENY,
- II had not been shown that no authorized
Lucy To steal these p.rticul n goods. Inc Ques-
ton Tor the jury To decide WIS whether the
prisoner received the goods knowing tn,ln 10 he
stolen. The Judge in closing sad tngt he h ii
never seen more unfortunate or Interesting
woman. or one VINO htd become su t"rriuiS ell
tanEl ii. The Jury declared the prisoner guilty
without leaVluH their SO It's. and JUG. Sufher-
! ud sentenced MN 10 i've years al nard labor in
=. ATE IrI-ln.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-28

In getting a new horse, most, people
have a passion for horses quite fresh.
Now this perfectly fresh look goes off in
horse much sooner than most persons
suppose; and though, provided he has
been only moderately worked for six
months, he is intrinsically a far better
animal for use, and sometimes improved
to the eye of judge form having lost
some of his superfous fat, this will not
alter the case; he does not look SO new.
This newness does, and we suppose will
continue to put a stamp of value on
whatever is sought to be purchased by
the generality of mankind. To have the
first of thing seems the great considera-
tum, whether in a horse or anything
else. The dealer is aware of this infatu-
alton on the part of his customer; be
knows the horse is better and more
useful animal than when he sold him,
but he knows his customers would not
like him as well; he find them horses;
he is not bound to find them sense; and
till he or something else does, the new
horse viii be preferred.
This prediction for very young
horses weuld almost lead to the belief
that people imagine that in every four
year-old unused horse they have right |
to expect . givsa quantum Of work, as !
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in every bottle Divine they have given
lumber of glasses full. Now il there
was any analogue between the certain
quantum of work in the horse aud the
quantum of wine in a bottle, there can
be no doubt but the prediction would
he judicious. The bottle from which
two glasses have been taken is not worth
as much by one sixth as the fresh bottle
that contains twelve; so if we could be
certain that in every live-year old horse
there were twelve years OF work; the
horse that had been used two years,
would, like the bottle. be Just onc-sixih
Unfinished in value. But this is not the
case; the same circulation IN no way
holds good between The two objects;
but between horse and watch some
Thug like q smile NAV be brought TO
bear, as we naturally expect both 10 90,
sad SO they both DO more or les; some
90 very well, some moderately so, some
very badly, while some, figusrivcly
speaking. cannot go Al all. The action
of both depends beyond doubt in gem
eral WAY on the scientific manner in
which the working parts OF each have
been put together; and the duration OF
time that each will continue to go de-
ponds on the goodness of the material of
which each have been made. Ii we 20
to a good matchmaker and paw him
good price, he can be almost certain H.
selling a watch that will 20 we'll, aud
continue 10 do 80, from knowing the
goodness of its materials, aud the skill
employed in putting them together.
The manufacturer OF any other article
can be equally certain of it, relative
goodness.
Bnt we know Of no manufacturer Of
horses; and unit. one j. found. though
our eye can tell Us the horse that goes
well, we must trust 10 chance a. 10 how
long he will continue to 20. The sound
ness of his material can only be found
out by trial; and yet such is the pvryeI-
sity or folly of men in general, that
though some one has ri,ked this trial,
the horse none the worse for il Qudeed
the better,) and proved 10 be likely to
continue a good and useful servant, it i
This very trial that will in nine cases ont
OF ten depreciate him in the estimation
OF a purchaser - Prairie Farmer.
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WINTER APPLEs. = Get few nice
clean barrels, place them by the eide of
your trees in the orchard; then pick
your best fruit of the tree one at time.
carefully laying them in basket fas-
tened to the ladder on which YOU stand.
the fruit TO be removed singly By hand
into the barrel, and carefully ana accu-
rately placed therein, SO as TO fit tightly
and evenly until il is full. Nail on the
lid and put away in the cellar Of dry)
until you wish TO dispose of them. Don't
do all this just after rain, or in early
morning when the heavy dew is cover
ing fruit and leaves, bearing in mind
the extraneous moisture helps along the
decaying process with unerring GER
tainty. The second class fruit, to be
used first, may be put in large boxes or
In bins, but at all times, and under all
circumstances, hsndled;with the greatest
care.-ICroppie.
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Sunny E:nes an su,a7 Lives.

Light, saws Scribncr's. j. one of the
most active agcncic. in cniivcning and
bcau,iiNing a home. We all know the
value OF sunlight as health giving agent
to the physical constitution; aud ill., ct
less so to our moral and spiritual ma
lures. We are more active under is in
fuencc-can think better aud act more
vigorously.
Let Us take the ARREST, choicest aud
suuuiest room in the house Tor our living
rcom-the workshop where brain aud
body are built up and renewed. Aud
let u there have = bay window. 10 mat
ter how plain in structure, through
which the good twin angels OF nature
sunlight and pure air-can freely enter.
Dark rooms bring depression of ,pir-
its, impariing 4 sense OF confinement,
OF isolation, o: powcrlessness, which j.
chilling 10 energy and vigor; but in
ligh, rooms is good cheer.
Even in a gloomy house where walls
and furniture are dingy and brown, YOU
have but TO take down the heavy cur
tains, open wide the window. hang
brackets on either side. set flower pots
on the brackets and let the warm sun
stream freely in 10 bring health to our
body and joy 10 our souls.
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APPLEs.-There is no fruit more SER
viceable to the people than apples. They
contain sugar, gum, much malic acid
and some valuable mineral matter. II Is
true that apples often produce Judges
ton and flatulency, but generally the
cause is the manner in which they are
eaten. Apples contain a great amount
of fixed air, and if eaten hastily the air
passes into the stomach, becomes heated
expands and causes fatulence in per-
sons with weak digestions. Such per-
sons should choose a mildly tart apple,
then scrape it to a fine pulp and thor
oughly mix it with saliva before swat
lowing. If it is too troublesome to
scrape the apple, then it should be
chewed till every cell is broken down
and the air is liberated.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-28

To PRESERVE PoTATOEs.-Thism meth
cd, as recommended by the Board of
Agriculture, is to dig, in a very dry
spot, trenches six feet wide and eighteen
inches deep; spread straw, to pile the
potatoes into the shape of the roof of a
house and to cover tight and clcse with
straw, six inches thick, and then with
earth fifteen or eighteen inches more,
fstted regularly and firmly, and sharp
at the top, raised from three to five feet
above the ground. If there should be
any apprehension of moisture, dig
trench at a few yards of, deeper than
that in which the potatoes are laid. The
drier they are when thus packed up the
safer they will BE-.
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poetrp.
Deeds, net Words.

Why call We me Lord, Lord. and do not tn
things which | say
Not forever on thy knees
Would boyah have thee found:
There are burdens thou canst ease;
There are grief, Jehovah sees:
Look around.
Work is prayer if done for God.
Prayer which God delighted hears;
See beside Won upturned sod
One bowed meath atfliction's rod:
Dry her tears.
No, long prayers, but earnest zeal;
This h what l. wanted more.
Put thy shoulder te the wheel:
Bead unto the ismished deal
From Thy stores.
Nd htgh>soundins words Of praise
Does God want. meath some grand dome
But that thou the fallen raise;
Bring the poor from life's highways
To thy home.
Worship God by doing good.
Works, not words Kind deed, not crceds
He who.loves God As he should.
Makes his hearts love understood
by kind deeds.
Deeds are powerful; mere words weak
BAtt'ring at high heaven, door.
III Thy love by actions speak
Wipe ite tear from SORROW : check;
Goth the poor.
Be il thine lies cares 10 smother,
AMI 10 brighten eyes now dim.
krId 1eeds done 20 one another.
God accepts a. done, my brother.
into Him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-09-28

For SORE BACKS -A horse with q
sore back is almost, il not quite, a. bad
As lame one. The following method
Of curing him may be useful TO some
readers: Let the sore be washed in
warm water, not very hot; nor must
the place be rubbed in the least by the
cloth, but il mus. be dabbed, aud this
must be continued for an hour or two,
til a white film comes over the wound,
when il must be well wet with strong
solution of chloride OF lime aud water,
and left 50 that it cannot be rubbed
either by clothing or roller. II will get
well almost Immediately. There i, no
cure like this. 1t is also an excellent
plan, when The place is only small, To
have very thick saddle cloth, with a
hold punched in exactly where the sore
presses.
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Centa ur
White. for the Human Family.
Yellow, for Horses and Animals.

These Liniments are simply the wonder Of the
worh. Their effects little less than marvel
lous; yet there are some things which they VIII
ken bones. but they will always allsy pain. They
have Strengthened fingers. cured chronic rheuma-
item of many years standing, and taken the pain
from terrible burns and scalds, which has never
b-ru done by snv other article.
The " hise Lininsens is Tor the human IAN.
liz. II vii drive Rheumatism, setatics and Neu-
ralgia from the ystem; cure Lumbago. Chliblains
Palsy Itch. and most outancoas krUption- Il cx-
tracts frost from frozen hands and feet. and the
poison Of bites and ssings o. VepoHous rep
every Kind.
tor .prains or bruises It !. the most potent rem.
civ ever discovered. The Cen'aur Eminent t.
used with great efficacy Tor sore Throat. Tooth
ache. Cakrd Brrass. Earache, and wcak
Back The following Is but sample Of numerous
Testimonials:
INDIANA HoNE, JErr. Co. I>p.. Day ,, ls71.
1 think It my duty 10 inform you that have
suffered much With woilca feet and Corsis
eight .~ars. Now Z am perfectly we'll.
thanks u the Ccniaur Linlr ent. The i.inIment
ought to be applied warm. BENJAMtN hRow>."
The pooi +. IN the trial. In reliable, uls han
dy. Il l. cheap. and every family should have IT.
To the sick and beiri den. the haii and lane.
to The wounded and sore, We say, Come and
he hcaled,~
To the poor nj dl-trc- Sod who havc spent their
money for worthless medicines. a b, tile OF Cen
saar 1ininsens " .ll be giyeu without charge.
The Yellow Centaur Imminent
t. adapted to the tough muscles. cords and flesh
Of hor.cs aud animals II has performed more
" osA~rful eur~. of pawn. wind-gsiis
Scratches. swc~ny, and general Lameuos- than
all other remedies VA existence. Read " hat the
great ENpTcssmcn say Of IT
INV YORK. January. ia.
'ENery aWucr 81 horses should give The JEN-
TAUR IlNIMA trial. W consider % tie best
affIsl ever used IA our stables.
I'll. MAk~H, Supt. ADAMS TX. stables y y.
II. IIlTZ, SuTi. 1. :. ~ stables y. \
"ALBEKT S.OLi>, >upI. MAJ ~ ~iah1rs, ny ~
"MuNTouMLRI. ALA. Aug. Il. ia
t'GE> TLFuE~ II have used over one Sr5-- OF
C~atasr asstm~at. yellow wrapper. on "a"
mulcs Of my plantation. hes ltles dozens OF the
family Liuim,ui ior my negroes. want TO pur-
chase u at wholesalo price. and Viii lhauk yuu o.
shin me hy savanna steamer one st"-- Of each
land Mc-srs. \. l. StcwaT = 90. will pAy your
bi.l on presentation.
"Ike.pceuulIy. JAMES nAKEuw.'
The best patron. Of tn. finimrnt are FArtier-
ami Veterinary surgeons Itheal- tails, " out IL
aud Puli-cyti removes ~WtlnuE.. ami h worth
million. Of dollar. to tstmcr-, LlScry -mcu.
SOCK grower, Nhccp-Ta.ser-, AMI those having
hpr-es " cAttle.
MIA farrirT cannot 10 Tor go The tcntsur
Inluirnt Wlil 30 al . trtnus co-t-
Thee Eminent, arr Warranted hF The rrnVTtr-
tore auI . bottle a ill tv given 10 ans trrgsr ur
thtsfciaA Wuo 4c.It,- 10 trsl Them. SOLD every
her
Laboratory of J. B Rose ~ Co.,
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river
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ESTATE Of SETH TISDALE.
Notice to Debtors.

All persons indebted to this Estate must make
immediate payment to avoid expense.
JAS. II CHAMBERLlGx,
RUFUS H. IIINKLEr, fpo.ii :
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astoria.

!. pieasant nd perfect substitute, 10 al cA-~s.
fsr Z astor oil. astoria j. tie result Of an old
fhvkistAu- effort 20 Jroiucc ~ HE Nv a prac-
ur.. an ~d~etis~ esrhartie, pleasing 10 tAr
taste and tree frpsl EfiVlnE
hr. samuel Pitcher. q Hyauuis. Mac, suc-
C.rlri 30 combining. without thr nee % alchnhul,
pursstiye sEent - Pl~asAns to tale = hon
~. and which Vo-sc-scs ali The dc-rAhlc proper
tIcs OF { aston Oh.
Il - adapted g. all a<cs. but Il csIs-C ally no
ounmcnded TO mothers rs reliable remedy fer
3 ! disorders oi the stomach and bowels % chill
dfra. 1; ia certain. agreeable. absolutely harm.
les ami cheap. Il should h. used for = ind colo,
sour stomach. wofm-. CostiNcncs-. GROUP. &c
then children can have sleep aud mothers MAY
rest.
J. u. Rose 4 Coz 81 O. hey street. New y ORR.
The sic pr, parrrs OF Casioria. after pr. Pitch
err rssllc lyTe iuos4icuW